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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-12-12

sup and Walter Campbell az
t.i-captainS of the honor squad.
Charlie FippS, little rough
tough. l7O-poumd Chadbourn
guard, came close 10 being I'M
animuuS. but missed when one
coach gave him :ccOnd-team
vote. He had total of l3.
Columbus CONTAINS
Tabor City had its 2l5-pound
tackle, sammy Williams, and
lT5-puund Quarterback Roger
Small chosen on the first
/ team; Whitcvillc'S Robert
blackwell. l65-pouEd end; and
chadbourn'S FinpS and Half
back Charles HryC. l70-pounG
RAINING and punting expert,
were other Columbus County
stars chosen.
SeCOnd-tcam members from
Columbus included End Larry
Freeman uf ChadDourn: Tack
IL Buddy Fonviellc. Center
Don SpiVcy, and Guard Mick
~ Worlcy. Tabor City: and
Bryant Powell of HallSboro at
halfbaCk.
Other SccOnd-TcamerS
! Others on the second team
ircludCd Eddie Hcwett, end
and Tackle James Russ of
Shallottc: Mac Porter at guard.
! Bruce McCullOch and Mac
! Campbell. backs, Of Elizabeth
town: and Richard Davis. one
/ II tho top stars of the loop
with Il losing team, as back.
! OF the firSt-SaIngcrS, four
arc rCpCatrrS from the 1861
| Coaches Ail-WAA club. SAM
my Williams, Pat JeSSup and
Charlie HCyc arc b1ck in their
old spots: Walter Campbell
wa named as guard last
year. FippS. Benton, and Fug-
in moved up from 1861 sec
ond-team post to this year.
firSt-team.
Seniors on he first-tcam
include Clark. JesSup. Ed
wards. Puelia, Williams, Small,
Benton, Fipps. Hcye, and
Blackwell. with Walter Camp
bell being the only junior with
shot at coming back anoth
er year.
On the scCond-tcam there
are seniors: Porter. Mac Camp
bell. Spivcy. Freeman, Davis
, End Russ: two juniors. FOn-
viellc and Worlcy: and thre,
sophS., McCulloch. Powell anC
Eddie Hcwctt.
Here are the members o
tn, 1862 Coaches All-WAA
Football Team, along with the
number of votes each received
positions and weights:
First Team
Ends-Tommy Clark G0)
EiiZabethtown; Robert Black
well 90. Whitevillc.
Tackles - Walter Campbell
G4), Elizabcthtown: Samm,
Williams 80. TABOR City.
Guards Pat Jessup 90
EliZabcthtown: Charlie Fipp
90, Chadbourn.
Center - Charles Edward!
Cd. EliZabethtOMn.
Backs-HOward Benton U4
Shallottc: Roger Small U2)
Tabor City; Charles Heye (9)
Chadbourn: Sammy Puglij
90, Ehzabethtown.
| Second Team
| Ends-Larry Freeman (G
Chadbourn; Eddie Hewett (4)
Shallotte: Tackles - jaime
Russ (6), Shallottc; Budd.
Fonvielle az. Tabor City
Guards-Mac Porter 60, Eliz
abcthtown: Mickey Worle
(3), Tabor City; Center-Dol
Spivcy go, Tabor City; Back
Richard Davis go, Bladen
boro: Bruce McCulloch 81
and Mac Campbell (5). Eliba
BEETHOVEN; Bryant Powell Isl
HallSboro.
| HONORABLE MENTIONS
Eends r. Britt. Chadbourn
Plasky, Whiteville; J. Clark
Flown; Beauchamp, Hallsboro
Smith. Bladenboro; Tackle
Holden, Shallotte; Gaines
Chadbourn; Brown; Hallsboro
Guards Jackson. ETown; Bald
win. Hallsboro: T.. Nc Keithan
EBoro: Gillian, Whiteville
Ccnters: Andrews, Chadbourn
Simmons, Hallsboro; Back
Love, Hubbard, Shallotte; z
Clark, Flown: 3. FormyDuv
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-12-12
SECOND TEAM
Position

School
HONORABLE MENTIONS Ends II. Britt. Chadboun: Ssven.
City; Plasky, Whtcviic; McCuloch j. Clark Flown
Beauchamp Haboo; Davis J. Smith BBoro; Tackles Holden
Shaloe Gaines, Chadbourn Worlcy &c: Brown HaSboro
Guards Jackson Flown Brown. Baldwin, HalSborO T. Nc
BBoo Holden ShalOttC: Gillian WhitevlC CentCrS
Chadboun: Falboro Backs NJ. Herring
y. Whievillc: Hubbard Shaloc F. Clark,
Flown: FornyDuval Ealbon Pope BBoro Foley Granger
abOr(
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-11-01

Howard Chester Martin. 2S, la
borer and Madella Mae Cassidy,
SO, both Oakland, Md
Roger Roy Shartzer, q, saWmill
worker, Pennington, Pa. and Char
lotte Rose Hall, IS, Ohiopyle Pa
James Claude TWigg. 26. cleo
trician, and Alta Kathryn SLIDER, 20,
both Alexandria, Va
Bernard Dale Dean, 20. parents
CONSENT chrome platter, and Bonnie
Lee Lyle. l9, both UniontoWn, Pa.
Curtis Everett Carr. 10 parents
CONSENT laborer Lake Lynn, Pa,
and Opel Kay Collins, Is, parents
consent Bruceton Mills. w. Va
Floyd Thomas Grapes, 40, truck
driver. Cumberland Md. and Joan
Mae Campbell, % CreSaptown, Md.
Ronald Wilson Stemple, %, truck
driver. near MontrOSe, w Va, and
Kathleen Lcvaun Turner 20. Bel
ington w Va.
Clinton Eugene Shiplcy 10, par
ent's consent laborcr. McClelland-
town, Pa, and Darlene Helmick,
IS, Romeo, Pa
James Marsclles Laughery, 25,
unemployed. and Shclva Gcan
Rodeheaver. %. both Smock. Pa.
Bruce Alphonso Robinson, %,
clerk, Warrington, w Va, and
Paulette Ann Hall, IS. BarrackvilIe,
W Va, both colored
William Lewis TredWay, %, la
borer, Ashtabula O., and Carol Lee
Meyer, 20, Kingsvillc. O.
Willard Dali Paugh. %. construc-
ton worker, Deer Park. Md. and
Patricia Faye Warwick II, parents
CONSENT SWanton, Md.
David jerome BroWske, % re-
ceiver, and Mary Louise Jacobsen,
IS, both Cleveland O.
Dennis Wesley Marchando, 81.
service station attendant. and Linda
Jane Myers, 20, both Pittsburgh,
Pa
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-11-01
% Marriage Permits
Granted Past Week

Twenty-eight marriage licenses
we're issued during the past week
ending Monday morning. October
30, from the office of Richard L.
Davis. clerk of the Circuit Court.
This brought the total for October
thus far to 1873
Tom Leasure. %. laborer, near
Sumrerfield. O.. and Patricia Anne
Brown. IS, near LeWisville, O.
Charles Arthur Shultz, SO, mail
carrier. Princeton, H., and Mary
Letitia Nance, 81, Clarksburg, W.
Va.
William Robert Sliger, %, U. S.
air force. Oakland, Md. and Lii
liam Ruth Loughry, 10, Front Royal,
Va.
James Everett Crayton, q, in
staller. Worthington, w. Va. and
Susan Lee, 18, Fairmont. W. Va.
Robert Darrell Kari, p, Morgan
town. w. Va, and Rebccca Clare
Jackson. %, Clendenin. w. Va.
John Arthur Keefover, 20, par
ent's consent truck driver. Rives-
Vile. w. Va, and Linda Pauline
Corbitt. 10. Fairmont, w Va.
Burl Robert Baird, So, engineer,
and Erma Gertrude Caster, 81, both
UniontoWn, Pa
Luther Doyle Alley, %, sales
manager. Cookville, Tenn. and
Rosa Louise Miller %, Grantsville,
Md
Franklin Fortney, 20, McGauley,
20. parents consent and Wanda
Belva Martin, Is, parents con-
sent, both near Tunnelton, w. Va.
Roncel Lee Cottrell, %, tipple
operator, PIT. Marion, Pa, and Viola
Mae Clink, 81, Smithfield, Pa.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-11-01
Fish Regulations
Show No Changes

Regulations adopted by the State
Game and Inland Fish commission
in regard to open seasons, size and
crecl limits for fresh water fish
in non-tidal waters, showed no
change, it was announced by
George B. Shields, assistant direc-
tor The announcement followed a
meeting on October Is. and APP
proval by the attorney general on
October %.
There is no closed season on
largemouth and smallmouth bass,
and there is a minimum size of 8
inches and a crcel limit of 10 in
aggregate
The season for brook. brown and
rainbow trout is April IS 1868, to
March a. 1864, inc, except the
seasons for Savage River and trib-
utarics in Garrett county shall be
from April IS to September Is,
inc The regular season shall APP
ply in the Savage river reservoir
and New Germany lake Minimum
size is Z inches with creel limit 7.
The season on Wallcye is April
to November Is, IA inches for
size and limit of 5.
There is no closed season for
chain Pickerel. great Northern
Pike, Muskellunge. Shad. Hickory
Shad and Herring, Striped rock
bass, but there is a minimum of
IA inches for pickerel. 20 for pike,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-11-01
TIE AMERICAN WAY

pie who elect its members Neither
body represents the President
Other Examples
Unfortunately, this remark of the
Presidents was not a single in
stance of mere campaign oratory
Last March, for example, at a
press conference the President said
There is no sense of senators rep
rcsenting five million people, sit
ting next to a senator representing
10000 people" 1t was indeed
strange that a man who had sat in
the q. S. Senate seemed unaware
of the fact that the Founders de-
liberately set up the Senate to rep
resent each state as a state. leav-
ing the House to represent the peo-
pie directly according TO their num-
bers. That's why there are two sen
ators from each state, regardless
VI It's POlJuldllOll.
Constitution
Coming on top of all this, an
address by the President to 5000
college students did nothing to
ease the worry over the intentions
of the New Frontier No one knows
whether the ideas in that speech
were the Presidents or those of
his liberal-leftist advisers. But its
obvious purpose was to tell these
students that the Constitution of
the United States is old hat. The
President said the Constitution was
written for an entirely different
period of our nations history. 1t
was written under entirely differ
ent conditions" Whether the New
Frontiersmen know it or not, the
Constitution consists of set OF
truths. principles and guidelines
which do not change no matter
how conditions change. Its purpose
was to keep us free Do the New
Frontiersmen want to rewrite the
Constitution without benefit of le-
gal amendment - and with what
purpose in mind?
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With What Purpose?
By Rosalie Nj. Gordon

II A'NH''''iN Nis NlOi NOll
Washington, as well as other
parts of the country. has been
rife with talk about Kennedy
Dynasty" The dictionary defini-
ton OF a dynasty is "a race or sue
cession of kings of the same line
or family, or their continued lord
ship" No one has to be told that
such thing is the exact opposite
of the American form of govern
ment.
or course there is nothing evil
i'm itself-in fact it can be a very
good thing - for members of the
same family to dedicate themselves
to public service. But there are two
points about this so-called dynasty
building which are causing serious
headshaking. One objective is pure
~ political - the great difficulty
in countering the ambitions of a
supposedly dynastic family when
one of its members occupies the
White House.
Concept OF Government
The other point is much more
basic Serious-minded Washington
observers are not so much troubled
about the prOliferation of the Ken
ncdy family in places of power.
Their worry arises from the threat
to the fundamentals of our system
when all this is put in the frame
work of an attitude of mind which
is perceived on the part of the
New Frontiersmen. AS an example
they point to the Presidents re-
mark in a political speech in which
he said that what the country
needs to move forward" is
Democratic House and a Demo-
cratic Senate. This aroused a good
deal of amusement because the
President. of course, has had
Democratic Congress ever since the
took office AS the n Y Daily
News asked pointedly. if some
what irreverently: What, for the
love oMike, have you got Jack?"
But the Presidents demand did re-
veal that what he seems to want
is not a Democratic Congress -
he already has that - but a COM
plant Congress, compliant to the
wishes of the Executive. He seemed
to think the business of the Con-
greSs is to do what the President
wants. Naturally, this added fuel
to the flames of the dynasty-build-
ing charge, because to many it in
dictated that the New Frontiermen
do not understand or would like
to abrogatc a basic principle of
our form of government-the sep
aration of powers designed to pre-
vent tyranny by an Executive who
can make the Congress his bid
ding. The Senate represents the
states of the American Union. The
House represents directly the peo-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-11-01
To The Voters of Garrett County:

was sincere desire to visit and talk with you
personally during this election However,
responsibilities that has been impossible
myself this
have been lifelong Garrett County dairy
farmer and taxpayer for years.
staunch supporter of the Republican
four Treasurer of the Republican
mittee. | member of the Paradise Church and
past Sunday School Superintendent charter
former officer the Mountain Lake
am member of the X. of P. Lodge, the w w Lodge
of Crelin and active Farm
helped organize the Garrett County
years and have been and director
have always been interested in the development
OF our county the public schools and favor of
proVement-anythng that is for the benefit
grateful for what has done for me in the
past and earnestly ask continued your
November.
elected will strive faithfully efficiently execute
the duties of the office of County Commissioner serve
you to the best of my ability
Thanking you sincerely,
ALLEN S. "Dick" PAUGH
Political Adv Auth. The Candid
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viction not less than S25 or more
than 500, with 30 day jail sentence
included in discretion Of court. and
in addition SIS for every fish il
legally killed or found in posses
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-11-01

catfish, suckers. carp. crappie, GELS,
eudgeon, all sunfish with no limit
as to size and no crcel limit
Violations Of the regulations is
a misdcmeanor with fines for con
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-11-01

Red China's bid for entry in
United Nations was defeated ST.
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EDITORS NOTE: Rosalie M.
Gordon is Editor of All-American
Books, AII-American Book Digest
and Americas Future).
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tcoNTlNUEDl

CAPITOL HEIGHTS. 5Oth and Cen
trail ave. - Detached 2-story. 8
rms, kit, bath, bsmt., gas heat,
radiators, Diet. garage. S110 mo.
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CONDOR Realty. INC

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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
3-bedroom, 2-bath, white brick
Colonial. Recreation room. office
and p bath in basement. de-
lighttul patio. Choice lot adjoins
beautiful wooded area. MID-20sl
Call Mr.. Pardoe. 965-l244. FRANK
s. PHILLIPS, INC" DI. 7-1411
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ALEX, CLERMONT WOODS -Brk.
3 bedrms.. "a baths, full bsmt.,
redecor 1929 mo. XII. S-9S40.
ANDREWS ALB AREA-Mod. 3 bed
rms. fin. rec. rm., oil heat. SIPS,
Dixie Realty Co., MA. $3.50.
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TAKOMA PIX, I04 lst ave.-This
is a doll house. Suit. for small
fam. Liv. rm., 2 bedrms.. bath,
kit. with table space, pantry
porch, bsmt., and Diet. garage
Fenced-in lovely yard, on quiet,
dead-end street. Sll0 mo. Cali
ROBERT E. LOHR, INC, REAL
TOR, 81 Cedar st. NV. RA. g.
5000.
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FOREST GLEN AREA-Immaculat
3 bedrm. brick rambler, din. rm.,
full basmt., assume large CT loan,
HUGH T. PECK HE. 4-l7OO
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HOUSES FOR sALE-D. c.

AREA, BRIARcLIFF AND SPRING
VALLEY Nearing completion
Magnificent Colonial. designed es-
pecialv for a large happy familyl
Perfect plan includes huge family
room with fireplace on LIST floor.
) big bedrooms and 3 baths above.
Built Of the finest materials by
master craftsmenl Few minutes
t sS town PUBLIC wa, and gWs6gOchissl
S S4SS. FRANK "ssSe' Philips PHI s
INC. DI. 7.l4l1.
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CHEVY CHASE

3-bedroom stone Colonial in popular
Somerset area. 1st-floor den, q
car garage, low 30s.
Chevy Chase Realty
EN-. 3-1S00 Ewes. wo. 6-6146
CLOSE-N SILVER SPRING - s.
bedrm. brick rambler, table size
kit. l blk. to schools, rec. rm.,
lge. scr. rear porch. Only S1S,95O,
low On. payment. o. D. FIELD
INC, REALTOR, JU. 5-7113, go,
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FOREST KNOLLs-Immediate oc-
cupancy On this 3-bedrm. plus den
all-electric kit, sep. din. room,
large corner lot, very close to
schools and tranSp.. assume large
CT loan Of $1,000.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

CAMP SPRINGS AREA-smsll I'M
furnished house for gentleman.
Reasonable rent. Call 24S-42SS.
HOUSES AND APIS. desperately
needed, screen. clients waiting Mr.
chatham, ST. 3-4274, 5S2-572S
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M. PAUL HANNAH
HILLCREST HEIGHTS

Large semidet. brick with concrete
front porch, full bsmt., rec rm.,
9 ICE. rms, 3 bedrmc., tile bath,
1st-floor lavatory, modern kit,
mr.. schools. 2 blks. shopping CEN
ter. Vacant. Immed. possession.
| $40 mo. Phone for key. HOHEN-
STEIN BROS. q .DONAHUE. $50
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Attractive antique brk. 4-bedrm,
rambler, de luxe kit, ga baths, Q
fireplaces, built-in garage. S33, =
300. MCINTOSH CO., REALTORS,
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ARL., N.-IMMED. OCCUR.
4-bedrm., 2la-bath brick; l blk
bus and shopping ctr, williams
burg. Yorktown schools: S1S5.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

ARL., NO. congenial young la
dies TO share house with young
lady. Good bus serv. ia. 5-9464
SILVER SPRING - Working man.
over %, to share 6-rm. brick
rambler, all conVen. JU. 5-4597.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
HOWARD CO.
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

COUNTRY CLUB-Immac
6-room, 2-bath rancher on beauti.
ful landscaped acre, tall trees, dbl
carport. Will consider reasonable
offer for quick sale. Call today
HE. 9-2400.
KEN DRuSKIN A. CO.
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BEVERLY HILLS-Top location IL
minutes from Pentagon. Handsome
brick Colonial. 3 bedrooms, Oh
baths, living room with fireplace
large dining room, paneled den
$500. HICKS REALTY CO, INC.
XXI. S-3111, OF, 4-6040.
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BOGLEY OIL. $1,000
zoos Wise. AVE. TIL o PM.


LOCUST HILL ESTATES
A gorgeous residence for the exc
ecutive or scientist. close to medi-
cal center. Completely mod. with
beautiful appointments. featuring
formal living and dining rms, to-
days kitchen, paneled den. 4
TWIN BEDRMS. AND 3 TILED
BATHS, maids rm. and bath and
approximately 70 acre Of level,
Handicapped lot. Nothing finer in
this area. Priced in the mid-40s.
Cal our uptown office til 8 pm.
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TAX. PIX, 625 Houston - Entire
w2firepi.; l child. siS2.5o incl
utils. Avail. Dec. 1. WA. 4-9126
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MOVING, PACKING, ST0RAGI

ARL.-Nicely furnished 2-bedroom
home. $50. Close bus and shops.
Ell. 6-5266.
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large bedrooms and 2 baths on
2nd floor, center-hall plan brick
home, lst-floor den and powder
room, recreation, room, table-space
kitchen, carport. $50, 700, GRAY
kESSINGER & CO., INC, JU. o.
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Shannon & Luchs

Rltrs. Since 1905. 5000 Conn. Ave.
BETHESDA = LOCATION VERY
i I'M 4 bedrms:, 2 baths:
extras. Just S22,95O. TRADE
NOW. Call 949-73O0 til $50.
HUGH 7. PECK, l1246 Georgia Ave.
LIST WITH US For RESInTS
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hEABIURS o66-64OS III 3
CONN. AVE. GARDENS - Al-brk.
rambler wI3 BR.'s, din. area,
patio a real garden spot for
summer living. Yours for S17,e90
FLA or GI terms.
G. paul hickman, inc. Q4a-O200
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CLOSE IN
DADE REALTY

3-bedrm, brick rambler, rec. I'm,
immediate occupancy. Assume FILA
Gil, conv. or your financing, Move
in with dnnnsit
Evening star., 1962-08-19
Service GoIus Are Set

The traditional welcome
gathering for the Wives Club,
Military Sea Transportation
Service. has been arranged
for next Sunday at the home
Of the counsel for MSTS, Mr..
Wilbur L. Morse, and Mrs.
Morse.
The gay late evening party
affords an opportunity for
MSTS members to greet new
comers and their husbands
and renew friendships after
summer vacations.
Plans were made for the
gala affair when the execu-
tive board met for luncheon
at the home of Capt. and
Mrs. Harold L. Goodwin, the
latter is the new president
of the Wives Club.
Following the luncheon all
hands we're kept busy cutting
and sewing on many items
for the Christmas bazaar.
Mrs. Albert S. Franyo and
Mrs. Donald R. ASkren have
charge of the fair this year.
Many plans will be made
for the coming season at the
party next Sunday. especially
in the garden, where Mr..
Morse has had a chance to
display his talent for cement
sculpture.
Smiling at all who enter
Evening star., 1962-08-19

established wealthy resort
communities, Windshield
has streamlined avant garde
architecture-this despite the
fact that it is Is years old.
1T looks like a boat" with
a complete deck" around it
which can be reached from
each room through sliding
glass doors, Mr.. Barry said.
Mr.. Brown favored modern
architecture when he was
having the house built in
1887, and he brought Archi-
tect Richard j. Neutra, one
of the early modern" archi-
tects. all the way from Cali
fornia to design Windshield,
the Congressman said.
Mr.. Barry said he has
found a lot of enthusiasm
for his idea among Congress
men with whom he has dis
cussed it. One group with
whom he has not discussed
the project-and about whose
reactions he has a few doubts
- are the 200 or so other
families who have homes on
the island, most of whom are
members of the big du Pont
clan.
Evening star., 1962-08-19

is the Household God" who
enchants everyone. In the
upper garden there is an ORR
entail figure beside a pond. He
seems to be laughing heartily
at the antics of a stone fish
which is spraying him.
The whole is effectively il
Illuminated by an Oriental
lantern, also the work of Mr..
Morse.
The annual Transportation
Corps picnic has become an
established custom in the
Washington area, and this
year is being held next Sun
day at Penicillin Park, Fort
Belvoir.
Highlight of the day, noted
for its fun, will be the ball
game between "Lincoln's
Leaguers," made up OF Of
ficers from the office OF
chief of transportation, and
Morris Marauders." officers
of the defense traffic man
agement service.
1t. Col. E. w. Smith has
charge of the party this year
and is being assisted by Maj.
C. c. Carlisle, 1t. Col. j. P.
Higgins, Mai. T. L. Bell, and
Mai. E. H. Cathrall.
Mrs. T. C. Oliver. 1918
Gary street, Springfield, Va,
Evening star., 1962-08-19
:CAPITAL FOOTNOTES
A Legislators Island?

Some of the traces Of
printers ink will be pretty
thin," Mr.. OBrien, a former
Associated Press reporter,
comedies. Former publishers
and owners will be included,
for instance, and "radio-TV
men if they ever broadcast
news"
AS its first project the
group hopes next year to
give a Observation-Disclosures"
dinner, at which the Con-
gresSmen will gently rib the
newSmen.
Were not trying to get
even,'" Mr.. O'Brien eX-
planned good-naturedly. 1T
just seemed like a chance to
have some fun, and invite
out some of the working
press we deal with regularly"
After current members of
Congress are organized. the
group plans to spread out to
former Congressman who
have been reporters, thus in
cluding such former Scribes
as President Kennedy and
former Senator and q. N.
Ambassador Henry Cabot
Lodge.
Evening star., 1962-08-19
Miss VogeI Is Wed

st. James Episcopal Church,
Richmond.
The bride was graduated in
June from Sweet Briar Col
lege, Va.
The bridegroom was grad
uated from St. Adams here
and from Princeton Univer-
sity. He also attended the
London School of Economics.
The couple will live in Win
ston-Salem, N. C.
Evening star., 1962-08-19

Mr.. Charles Wesley Vogel
of Richmond, Va, announces
the marriage of his daughter
Barbara Adele to Mr.. Lin
wood Parker Harrell, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Linwood P.
Harrell of this city. Miss Vo-
gel is also the daughter of
the late Mrs. Vogel. The we'd
ding took place yesterday at
Evening star., 1962-08-19

in Arlington Hall Officers
Club, will also be q welcome
to many newcomers to the
corps.
HostesSes for the day will
be members of the new ex-
ecutive board. Headed by Mr.,
Butchers, it includ' Mrs. FL
mer Slobe, Mrs. ViCUor Lind
bloom, Mrs. Robert Satter-
field, Mrs. George Cornish,
Mrs. Wallace Hawkins, Mrs.
David Bevins, Mrs. Othon E.
Wedbush and Mrs. Jasper c.
Vance. e. M. ID.