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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-11-08
BY Bill McAda
Sentinel Reporter

COP COUNTY HEAD
QUARTERS - Montgomery
County Republicans found
cheering easy late Tuesday
night-their mouths were al
ready open.
Mouths began to flop open as
the early returns from the coun-
tvs SO precincts began to
dribble into the Small-Mathias
Campaign Headquarters in
Wildwood Shopping Center.
Their mouths were still open
hours after the polls had closed.
Nobody would say it, but it
was Enthusiastically clear that
the county's Republicans were
little flustered with the power
they had amassed at the polls.
Snatches of conversation
uttered in hushed tones indi.
Gated they feared the political
bubble would break and the
Democrats would march ahead
in the end.
Then the tension began to
break about IL pm.
1--WE didn't beat the Demo
Gratis" victorious County Coun
Gil challenger Henry Hiser pro
claimed. 1--WE beat the Liberals
Loud cheers from the gaping
mouths.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-11-08
Challengers
Win All 4
School Seats

Four unknowns challeng-
ing a quartet Of experienced,
well known school board in
cumbents swept to a star
ting victory in Tuesdays
balloting.
The upset victory assures the
four winners, all moderates or
conservatives, of firm control
of educational policies and
practices here during the next
four years.
The quartet William e.
Coyle, William l. Saunders,
Charles w. Bell, and Everett
Fl. Woodward-unseated the in
cumbents Robert E. Morrow,
William r. Thomas, 3rd., Harold
F. Breimyer, and Paul c.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-11-08
COP Gets Council;
Heads Out
COP Wins
Five of Seven
Council Seats

Republicans wrapped up
five of the seven hot seats on
the Montgomery County
Council in Tuesdays ballot
ing and in the process I'M
horsed veteran council MEM
Der Mrs. Stella Werner.
The two seats won by Demo
Gratis were won handily by Jerry
Williams and Grover Walker.
Both are incumbents. Williams,
a Damascus resident, has SER
we'd two terms on the Council
as a representative of the up
per county LIST district. He de-
feated COP candidate McKen-
dree G. Fulks of Gaithersburg.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-11-08
Shocked Democrats Osted In Clean siveep 81 I1nnt COP

Prediction wndstorms that blew into COP cyclone
that swept solid Democratic county offices
Montgomery carried to whiplash all Democratic
ddaes running here for state and congressional offices
Although early talk election day had ballong heavy
in the county the final shows only per
total registered voters went to the polling places In
previous oyear elections roughly 70 per
What difference if any, the sayathomes would have made
in the outcome is of course, not known.
In unprecedented upset. about $4,000 Montgomery
Republicans and conservatives give the COP
six of 10 House of Delegates seats the counys only seat
in the State Senate and five of County Council seats
addition the four sOcaed '1ibera" school board in.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-11-08
Returns Greeted EIatedly
By Open-Mouthed COPIES

The crowd of supporters
about two per available square
foot in the headquarters build
ing - formed a natural pep
squad led by the flashing red
marking pencil of Don r. Ken
dali, County COP State Central
Committee chairman.
Kendalps pencil would fly,
boldly marking the latest adj
vances made in the many coun-
ty races, and the gunbarrel
headquarters ratified with a
roaring cheer. Only the pen
nants and the NUNS were miss
ing.
People stood on tables,
Topped in the few seats avail
able. They nervOusly drank
coffee and soft drinks. Their
fastest movements came when
KendalPs pen was on the
march.
Gilbert Guide, a strong victor
over incumbent State Sen,
Margaret Schweinhaut, refused
to claim a victory until he had
moved more than 5000 votes
into the lead. He hardly took
his eyes off the 30-foot-long
talley sheet tackled to the wall.
But at 11:59 PM, GUIDES
way was clear. Hip. Hip!
HOOray!," the crowd roared in
unison. They did 1t again and
Continued on Page A4D
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-11-08

Labeled as the Super Giant
Discount Center, the service will
occupy some 205,000 square
feet, including parking space for
1900 automobiles, dominated by
a main building which will
house a 25,000-square-foot Giant
Food Store and a discount de-
partment store. The food area
will feature two new sections-a
gourmet meat department and a
special service delicatessen lin
addition to the usual food de-
partments found in all Giant
Food and Super Giant outlets.
The main building alone will
house more than 145 different
departments, featuring such sec
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-11-08

clmbents swept from office by challenging
servatves" and incumbent Republican District Con-
Charles Matthias, sailed in with substantial
jOrity his Democratic opponent John Foley.
At the time, Republicans conservative"
ocratc voters here turned their backs the Democratic
winners of all major state offices and turned in humping
majoes for the unsuccessful State Republican candidates.
While incumbent Gov J. Willard Tawes carried the State
in his reelection try and defeated Republican Frank Small
Jr. Montgomery turned in tally 56OS1
Small and Al ,S31 for Tawes
Even the popular (even in Montgomery Louis l. Gold
STEM state comptroller took sheIacng at the hands
what local pOIicOs tagging protest GoIdsten
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-11-08
CAP Group
Picks Card
All of IT.!

A feat believed to be with
out parallel in Montgomery
County political history was
chalked up Tuesday night by
the newly-formed County
Above Party" group COM
posed Of discontinued Demo-
Gratis and Republicans.
All 20 candidates Endorsed by
CAP-14 Republicans, II Dem
ocrats and the four nonpartisan
School Board challengers-were
swept into office.
Without a single deviation,
the CAP slate took all posts.
They Endorsed % candidates.
All 20 won.
Observers specializing on the
astounding political achieve
ment, attributed the extraor-
binary feat primarily to an
eight-page tabloid newspaper
distributed by CAP to 100000
voters only a week before the
election.
The newspaper was head
lined "YOu Can Stop High
Taxes. Waste" The second
airy headline declared: "Our
Irresponsible County Council;
Our Visionary School Board
Are Wrecdng Your Family
Budget"
Termed by some "a hate
sheet" and called by others
"scurrilous," the paper carried
prominently on its front page q
listing by name of all 20 candi.
dates 1t indorsed-and who won
when the final results were In
Tuesday night.
Many voters were seen taking
the CAP publication into the
voting booths with them. Pre-
sumably, it was specialized
large numbers of the approx
mately 5000 county voters
who cast ballots followed the
urgings of CAP-right down the
line.
With a solid bloc of voters
using the CAP list as a guide
possibly 5000 to 10,000-it was
reasoned, there we're more thar
enough votes to insure the CAP
Endorsed hopefuls a comfortable
margin over those who enjoyed
only normal Democratic anc
Republican support.
Reason that the CAP.pub-
Iished newspaper picked up
such a large bloc of votes, II
Continued on Page A41
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-11-08

81 for each two-year subscrip-
ton sold. In addition, for each
100 subscriptions sold, the Sen
tinel will 800 to you or your
organizations treasury.
And as the grand award,
the key that will unlock the
Treasure Chest containing
$500 Is the individual or group
selling the most subscriptions
between today and Dec. 20
when the contest closes.
Each two-year subscription
sold counts two toward the
Continued on Page AD
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-11-08

Jul DSANs
The Sentinel this week an
nounces its exciting Treasure
Chest" contest that is open to
all-either clubs or organiz-
ations, or groups, or groups of
individuals or single individuals.
It's easy and fun and every
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winner, and there's a grand
prize of $500 cash, too.
Here's how il works:
The Sentinel will pay 81 for
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by you or your organization and
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-11-08

In six other county involving eight posts half
dozen Democrats to stem the Republican sweep Vir
ginia Black Democratic incumbent register of Wills turned
in about victory Esther Fleshe COP challenger.
Leonard T. Hardy Democrat incumbent, in the
States Attorney contest Republican Robert Heeney
Democrat Ralph W. Offu easily his bid in the sheriffs
Republican William A. Schotter
Two Republicans and Democrat win the bench
of the Orphans Court Cecil NJ Roeder, and Richard E.
Snyder the winning Republicans Miss Ella Plurnmer,
member of the since 1854 the Democratic winner
The other two winning Democrats Clayton K Wat
kns, Clerk Of the Court and Robert Maddox County
Vey0r, un0ppOsed
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-11-08

tons as a fur salon; mems,
wOmen's and children's fashions,
a professional pharmacy, a dis
pensing Optician, cosmetics, lug
gage, family shoes, millinery,
major and small appliances,
records, books, gifts, cut flowers
and variety Of other features
- all owned and operated by
Giant Food, Inc.
Despite the fact that all serv-
ices will be offered at a discount
price level. according to Giant
officials, high quality standards
will be maintained throughout
CONTINUED on Page BAL
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-11-08

pOlIed 1885 i'm Montgomery his Repu6
opponent David c. Champion.
Also the State level Republican Martin Ferris Ill.,
candidate for attorney 1924 fewer votes here
than the wellknown Democratic incumbent Thomas B.
Finan
In the u s. Senate between Republican Edward T.
Miller former congressman, and Daniel Brewster Dem
ocrat the Republican sweep backed off and Democrat Brew
Ster polled 1141 majority here.
The statewide victory Of Carlton r. Scles Democrat
of Prince Georges in Maryand first election for Congress-
manatLarge, not duplicated by Sices here pulled
1925 fewer votes here than his COP opponent Newton
Steers.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-11-08
their hands, muttered words
of sympathy, and moved on.

of sympathy, and moved on.
A few ate, but not many, and
finally the walters carried off
the big bowls and platters, hard
ly touched. The several bar
tenders who were geared to fill
the glasses, filled a good many,
but somehow, they ended up,
still filled on empty tables.
Up on the platform, a tele-
vision newscast kept blaring out
nationwide returns but no one
seemed to care. The returns
they were interested in were
coming out of a small office off
the lobby of Indian Spring
where Irwin Levine, member of
the State Central Committee,
and battery Of telephone
workers, were hearing precinct
by precinct the news of the up.
set.
Once in a while, Levine
would enter the ballroom and
read the news from small
slips of paper. 81 don't want
Continued on Page A4)
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-11-08

Williams poll'
ed 1913 votes
to Fulks' 49,
147.
Walker who
won in the 2nd
district over
George M. Fee
trow of Ger
mantown has
seen IL years
service on the
Council. Walk
er, a Gathers
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-11-08
Giant Discount Store
Viii Open On Monday

A mammoth discount shopping center, providing an
array of facilities designed to meet family needs ranging
from groceries to clothing and household services will
open its doors Rockville Pike at the southern edge of
Rockville Monday morning the newest in chain of
Giant Food Inc master projects.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-11-08
Demo Victory Party
Turns Into a Wake
BY Lila Thomson
Sentinel Reporter

DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERS-Th didn't be-
Ieve it, They didn't believe it at ALL The several hundred
Democrats who gathered in the plush ball at Indian
Spring Country Club Tuesday night heard the returns
rolled up by a Republican uggernaut in the Countys SO
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-11-08
Win $$$$
WIN $685.
Treasure Chest
Contest Starts

Would your club organization like to boost it's
treasury by several hundred dollars? Would you like to
win lot Of money-possibly several hundred doars-for
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-11-08
Mail for Mr.. K.

If you wrote a letter to
Klrushchev with a plea for
peace, what would you say and
how would you say it? You'll
get lesson in simplicity when
you read how some third grade
students did it last week. It's
on Page Bl.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-11-08
County Voters
Say NO On
NeO 9Th District

QUESTION A
Yes .... 37.349 No 80. 500
QUESTION /
Yes 90. 21,578 No So. 1857
QUESTION 2
Yes 80. 1928 No .... 33,743
QUESTION 8
Yes Sc. 22,87S No 80. $3.50
QUESTION 4
Yes 80. 1916 No 80. 20,31S
QUESTION 5
Yes 80. $3.50 No -. 1850
QUESTION 8
Yes .... 1898 No 80. 52,7O6
QUESTION Z
Yes .... 36,411 No So. 1924
QUESTION 8
Yes 10. 50,150 No &C.. 1924
QUESTION 8
Yes .... 26,767 No So. 6,73l
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-11-08

Should man take the life of
another man, even though an
irate world and modern justice
demand It? Read Sentinel
cOllImnist Les KimbIe's pene-
trating study Of capital punish
meht this week on Page Al.
Evening star., 1962-08-26
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

NR. TYSON'S CORNER - Small
Cape Cod. . bedrnS., possible 3rd.
kitchen-dining area. as-aere lot.
Will accept modern house trailer.
Call S3q-qS24.
Evening star., 1962-08-26
Shannon & Luchs

REALTORS SINCE 1905
SPACE Spacious brick. Q
minutes from Falls Church, 4 large
bedrms.. dining rm., modern kitch-
en-, 15X24 glass jalousied family
rm., full bsmt., immaculate condi-
ton. A pleasure to show, huge
Handicapped lot with trees. excel
lent neighborhood. . blocks off
Rte. so. Priced to sell immediately
at Sl9,500. 5000 down. Payments
less than rent. Don't fail 10 see
this one, will sell fast! Open 9-s
PLANTATION REALTY, JE. 4-7000
Evening star., 1962-08-26
Mel lEAN

Lovely brick rambler. 3 bedrooms.
2iz baths. LIVING room with fire.
place. separate dining room open
inR onto large screened porch. dc
firepIsce gsraFe. LARGE hsrdvooSaa Saa
trees. Approy. = acre. FHA ap-
praised. S2S. 600. Insured loan.
SIS. 600 Many extras are included
In Fhte v~ira
Evening star., 1962-08-26
TALBOT Co.-WATERFRONTs

TALBOT Co.-WATERFRONTs
Portion Of property leased 70 Coast
income over $1,000 and can be
increased. Priced at S26,5O0.
on 4l1-a. waterfront
with modern 2-bedroom dwelling,
30-ft. cruiser, 4 wen-ecuipped
cabins, garage. . ice boxes. deep
freeze, mowers. five 1S-ft. skiffs.
Income ever 5000 per wk. in sea-
son. Poor health forces Baerifies
BENSON d WALES. REALTORS
81. Michaels. MarylAnd
Evening star., 1962-08-26
PARKER

SMITH e. DONNELL
IA. 7-616l. Realtors. ia. 7-SslI I
Evening star., 1962-08-26
SHARON REALTY
1901 DOUGLAS Drive
SHARON REALTY

1901 Douglas Drive
II. 6-3370 Ell. 6-3374
Evening star., 1962-08-26
Frank s. Phillips, Inc.

24-UNTT apt. bldg. completely re-
modelled. Occupancy permit guar
anteed by owner. Priced At less
than times Gross income. Near
capitol Hill. Mr.. Holloway. IA. q
sOl2 or OF. 4-6520.
CLEAN 2-story and bsmt. BLDG,
rented as store and office. 2-cal
parking. Vicinity Of Park I'd, and
l4th. Mr.. Vogel, 927-0679.
4o-UNIT apt. bldg, Connecticut ave
Price, S475,000. Mr.. Marshall. IA.
WELL MAINTAINED s-unit ant.
blog.L near Catholic Univ. Priced
s29s.
APT. BLDG, priced at less than
5 times the gross income. 24-unit,
elose-in N. z. location. Mr.. VoRel,
927-067e.
sPECIAL-PURPosE ground. $4,000
plus So. II, downtown. Located in
S,Sek SDt bSt Nth new luxury high-rise
s29s.
CONNECTICUT and Rhode Island
ave. area-s-unit apt. bldg. soned
s-P. Price S1O6,0O0. Mr.. Yount,
EN-. 3-227e.
GLOVER PARK and S unit apt
bldgs. Some with Q bedrTns.. ser.
porches, private yards. Each
priced in low sos. Mr. Yount,
EN-. 3-227o.
FRANK s. PHILLIPS. INC.
Evening star., 1962-08-26
TOWN OF VIENNA

43.5eO 50. #. Zoned c-l. Improved
Sain SOm.. SgGG3 IGaso eine.P5iock buiia siHe
ing with large stone fireplace.
garage and shop. 100 frontine on
Maple ave. nr. access Fd. to new
State Rte SO. Ideally located for
many types OF business. To in
spect call NOAH L. DOVE. BRO
KER; 437 Maple ave, W. Vienna,
Va: DU. $4,000 or Mr.. Trout.
Evening star., 1962-08-26

WE HAVE A FINE selection OF
apts. from 3 to - units. Terms to
suit you and priced right. too. Call
for details, ROBERT Z. LOHR,
INC. REALTORS, HE. 4-40OO.
WE ARE OFFERING for the first
time in the heart of Silver spring.
10 modern stores, fully rented to
the most reliable tenants. bringing
income of approximately sixty
thousand Q year. Tenants pay all
utilities. Let US help you TO be
financially independent. Call
GEORGE s. DRAVILLAS. Realtor,
AID. 2-0742. Principals only.
YOU ST. NV, heart Of commercial
district. Rented to same tenant
for 90 yrs. Land is enhancing
rapidly. Moderate price. 15-ff.
alley. Call Mr.. LYncn at WOOD
WARD & NORRIS, REALTORs,
2006 Pa. ave. NV. 965-l5OO.
ZoNED $1,000 SQUARE FEET
10th AND N sTe. NV.
$40 PER SQUARE FOOT
4S3-5666 TU. 2-oS6S
2-YEAR-OLD 26-unIt air-eondi-
toned apartment building.
ToMMER REALTY TU. 7-6006
CONTINUED on Next Paee.)
Evening star., 1962-08-26
7 CORNERS
6 MONTHS

AGO the owner moved into this new
contemporary rambler and now
he has been transferred. This home
honestly Sparkles throughout. 4
bedrooms, living room with beamed
ceiling, ultramodern kitchen with
eating space, separate dining
room, 23-ft. paneled rec. room
and two full baths. A true pleas
ure to see. This Yeonas award
winning home is the only one of
its type available. Only S21,q6O
with 9 high 1st trust to be as
Sumed. To inspect call
Evening star., 1962-08-26
TREES
ROUTH ROBBINS

REAL ESTATE CORP.
Spfld. 451-2500
Alex. S36-620O Mclean 356-7000
Evening star., 1962-08-26
d%p ~r mrllm..

to tour The Washington Star and see
the most 'up-to-date processes which
make possible your modern news
paper.
Everyday except Sunday trained Tour
Guides conduct visitors through The
Stars offices and plant and explain
the chronological marvels of advanced
newspaper operation. Groups and in
dividuals alike spend a fascinating, in.
formative hour observing how The Star
is prepared, printed and delivered to
you without missing single deadine.
Evening star., 1962-08-26
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.


In the elite neish6orhood Of Fails
Hill. 4 bedrmS., ga baths. inviting
living rm. with fireplace and WALL
to-wal csrpeting. Dining I'm. with
sliding GLASS doors opening onto
patio. de luxe WestinghoUse
kitchen with area for snacking
A gracious family I'm. with sliding
glass doors onto lovely wooded
area has its own powder rm.
diversified laundry room Plus q
paneled rec. rm with bar Best
Buy in Falls Hill" at S35.75 with
extremely flexible financing.
Evening star., 1962-08-26
WOODBRIDGE VA

SIPS -bedrnl. split
leTel on beautiful lot. No. 81
GreenacEe drive. Move IN
Immediately. CAL OWNER st
703--494-3lIl.
Evening star., 1962-08-26
TYsONs CORNER

This fine property located 1 bloeH
1880 50. IT. improved with an
S-room stone house. . 2-bedrm.
frame house and a shop building.
Excellent location for the pro-
fesSionsl man or for those with
foresight. This Is the best in
yestment property we have Of
ferred in the last 2 years. In
speetion and details without OBJ
liEation.
Evening star., 1962-08-26

HOME AND INCOME. 8 GptS.. plus
7-rm. house, bsmt.. rec. rm., 2Ox4a .
swim pool, about AZ acres, Eoned
gen. business, over $4,000 income,
600, will hold trust to right party,
OWNER, ED. 9-62O3. principals
nnly
Evening star., 1962-08-26
SLEEPY HOLLOW
SPACE ANp CHARM here In thi

SPACE AND CHARM here IN this
stunning brick rambler. Beauti-
fully maintained and presented.
eft. living rm., huge modern
equipped kitchen with generous
breakfast area, Sunlit basement
with professionally finished club
room. These and a host OF extras
situated en- nearly l-acre lot with
lake frontage. Fish and swim with
delight. Low. low 30s. Just dial
JE. 10000.
Evening star., 1962-08-26

INVEST. PROP. AkL.-on busting
Columbia pike, commercial hldg.,
on investment $4,000 cash re-
quired, principal only. Box H.
The Nome nugget., 1962-09-12
US. Won't Tolerate Military Buildup
 In Cuba Beyond Defensive Stage

WASHINGTON LR - Secretary of State Dean Rusk said today the administration would not tolerate having Cuba become a base for offensive action against the United States or any American country.
 He gave this assurance at a joint session of the House Foreign Af- fairs and Armed Services Con- mittees.
 Members who attended the closed meeting said Rusk also stressed the administrators view that the time for action would come if the military buildup in Cuba threatened to go beyond the present defensive stage.
 Sen Hubert Humphrey has urged stronger pressure on US. Allies to halt military and stra- tegic shipments to Cuba. He said some Allies have been putting profit before the larger interests of the free world
 However, the Minnesota senator
The Nome nugget., 1962-09-12
Mystery Surrounds
 Shooting of Wien Pilot

FAIRBANKS LR = Mystery sur rounds the shooting of a Wien Alaska Airlines pilot, Fran k Fickus, 28, found in his home yes terday shot in the head. He was moved last night by jet to Seattle where he is scheduled to undergo surgery for removal of a 22 caliber bullet lodged in his brain.
 His condition was listed as critical.
 State Police are Investigating the shooting However, it has been learned by the News Miner that when Fickus was found, his con- dition was that of a man who had apparently undergone a severe beating. He was said to be bruised on the legs, abdomen and head.
The Nome nugget., 1962-09-12
Refugees Pass Through Anchorage

ANCHORAGE B = The biggest group of refugees from West New Guinea to pass through Anchorage since the start of the air evacua- tion program stopped here briefly today.
 Aboard the chartered KIM Royal Dutch Airlines plane which was enroute to Amsterdam were 176 persons, including g babies.
 With only 82 adult passengers, the bulk of the passengers were children of varying ages, accord ing to Vim. Wardenier, KIM sta ton manager here.
The Nome nugget., 1962-09-12
US. Continent Crossed 70 Times During Soviet's Double Orbital Trips

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. R The North American Air De- fense Command said Tuesday two Soviet cosmonauts crossed the North American continent 70 times during their double orbital trips Aug. 11-14.
 NORAD's space detection and tracking system traced the flights of the two spacemen in more than 112 earth orbits. A spokesman said if the Soviet craft had carried launchable Warheads, they could have zeroed in on any point in the United States or Canada.
 NORAD said POS man-made satellites were now in orbit today. It classified 43 as payloads and the rest as debris.
The Nome nugget., 1962-09-12
Doctors Sew Boys Left Leg Back On

WEST SLIP, NY. R = Doctors sewed back a boys left leg at the thigh Tuesday night in an opera tion they said could not have been performed five years ago.
 The boy, Mark Turco, 10, of nearby Babylon was in grave con- dition from shock and loss of blood.
 Mark was brought to Good Sa- maritan Hospital in this Long Island community late Tuesday. His left leg and arm had been broken when he was hit by the family car at home.
 Doctors said the accident broke the leg at the thigh bone, leaving it connected only by segments o1 tissue. They said they joined the thigh bone with a metal pin, re- paired a severed artery, and sewed together torn muscles
 The boys leg would have been amputated without question five years ago, the doctors said.