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Milford chronicle., 1963-03-22

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Mr.. and Mrs. Millard Walls
and family of Milford we're re-
cent guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Foxwell and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E, Warren
entertained guests on Sunday.
Guests of MIR. and Mrs. w. D.
Ellingsworth, Jr. and family last
week were: Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
Ellingsworth and family and Mr..
and Mrs. Wayne Ellingsworth of
Georgetown.
Glendale Methodist Church
Rev. Thomas H. Dahl, pastor
Sunday, March "a, 1868
Sunday school services at 10
am. Worship service at II am.
The New Market WSCS will
be entertained at the home Of
Mrs. Mary Manlove on Thurs
day evening, March 21st at 8
O'Clock. Mrs. Manlove will be
devotional leader. All are cord
tally invited.
On Wednesday evening, March
9th the Seminary Singers of
Wesley Theological Seminary of
Washington, DC. will present
a concert In the Glendale Church
at s O'Clock. Be sure to come.
Members CT Class #6 are cor
daily invited to meet at the home
of Mrs. Hazel D. Ellingsworth
on Thursday evening, April IL,
at 8 O'Clock. Mrs. Ellingsworth
will have devotionS.
Members of Class #6, Ellen
dale Methodist Church will have
a Bake of all good things to
eat homemade cakes, pies,
rolls, etc. in the Milford Shop
ping Center in front of Lana
Lobell's on Saturday morning,
April 9Th. Mrs. Ruth Webb, Mrs.
Pauline Hayden and Mrs. Violet
Morgan will be In charge of same
Glendale Methodist Church Is
In the midst of a Gill The Pew
campaign during Lent. A number
Of people have been chosen 'fpeW
Captains" and 1t is their respon-
sibility to fill a pew with people
each Sunday until Easter. DOM
wait to be asked your duty
is to Christ who has done Sc
much for you and you can show
him how much you appreciate
they many blessings given youbJ
attending his House of Worship
The Glendale Church anC
Chaplain's Chapel have diStribut-
ed Lenten Self-Denial Coin cards
to be filled and received Easter
Sunday, April 14th. Give of your
best to Him who gives SO mucf
to you.
McColley's Chapel
Rev. Thomas H. Dahl, pastor
Sunday, March "a, 1868
Sunday School Services. Wor-
ship service.
On Saturday evening, March 80,
1868, W.S.C.S. homemade ice
cream and cakes for sale at the
Church House. Everyone well
come.
Chaplin's Chapel
Rev. Thomas H. Dahl, pastor
Sunday, March "a, 1868
Sunday School Services.
The V.F.W. Of Glendale Will
sell new american fifty star flags,
size 3x5 with pole and lawn sock
ct, for the benefit of their organ
ization, so all help our V.F.W
and purchase a new flag. ely
your american flag each day Of
the week and be proud ofthe Red.
White and Blue.
The Glendale P.T.A. will meet
Monday, March 25, at 8 pm.
Milford chronicle., 1963-03-22

On Luzon's Bataan Peninsula
and Corregidor Island, in tn e
spring Of 1912, United States and
Filipino troops made heroic,
hopeless stand to halt the Japa-
nese invasion Of the Philippines.
Milford chronicle., 1963-03-22
TWO ION TURTLES

KEENER, Ark. (AP) y Two
petrified turtles, weighing a ton
each, have been found in Keener
Cave near here.
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GUITARS, classical genuine An
otssSs. S vEsE RIlSs n4s sc SsaaaSss
Ga. ave, Sill. Spring. JU. 5000
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oisRiEI PIANO g 81 ORGAN Hi c goo
Exclusive Baldwin Distributor
o26 @ st. NV. MA. e-04ea
64s6 All. Blvd; Op. 2 Cor. 632-3O02
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RICH TOPsoL tops in quality
PROMPT SERVICE, 8 Gu. yds, ST..
ia, 5-9107 or 7O3-327-4300.
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STATISTICAL TYP, excel. oppty.
for lady with good typ, avg. shhtd
sns saS Sict' i ssgeF p y SIEe e RM AL
AecY;.. oS SSS4 Wilson s.,, blvd AL.
Seven Corners, JE. 2-7272,
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES
ADDITIONS. rATIOs, walks, drive.
ways and custom-built homes.
UNITED AMERICAN
BUILDERS. INC.

@~NNs
e4e.3e85 VIII. 2-4119
AIR Condolences, repaired and
serviced. reasonable rates, day or
evening. 772-1427.
ATLAS JANITORIAL SERVICE and
lawn. maintenance. homes, offices,
apartments. RIA. 3-0269.
BRICK, BLOCK AND CONCRETE
Patios, walls, walks, porches and
barbecues. No Job too large or
small. For free estimate, call 1885,
1884.
CARPENTRY WORK = Partitions,
rec. rms, closets, bkcases, etc,
CARPENTRY and general repairs
OF all type. Large or small Jobs.
Call 522-77s5.
CARPETING, sales, service, clean.
ing. free estimates, reas. factory
prices. 736.3261.
CEMENT WORK = Walks. steps,
drlveways, etc. All work guaran-
teed. Prices reas. NO. 7-1142.
CONCRETE WORK, experienced al
patios, walks and driveways. Free
estimates. Good references. Call
04I-1l40.
CONCRETE SPECIALTIES, porches
drives, walks, etc. Licensed and
bonded. MR.. JOHN. b67-4559.
CONCRETE GTc5.: n., work q Al kind.
No Job too big or small. Low
prices. Call days, OIL, 2-7705
Ewes. JU. 7-2532.
CONCRETE WORK, lowest prices
TOP workmanship. Call e49-2221
CUSTOM CARPET. Alterations
cleaning. Disc. carpet avail. Free
estimates. 765.5e13, 735-1279.
ELECTRIC WIRING for light and
power. Free estimates. HU. 3-7606
or ewes. 10. 6-0603.
FLOOR W0RK-Sanding and fin
ishing. Prices rees. Work guaran-
teed. c. c. DEATON. RIA, 6-7662.
PAINTING, interior and exterior
reas. rates. Free estimates, Is yrs
exper. UN. 4-9057.
PAINTING CARPENTRY, rec. rms,
floor finishings. No Job too small
10 years experience. LIST class
work, 462-093S.
PAINTING, interior, exterior, root
mech. can anytime. cH. s.z404.
PLASTERING REPAIRS, patching,
new ceiling. remodel, reas. rates,
satisfaction guar. JU. 9-4154.
PLUMBING AND HEATING, gas
furnaces and water heaters, re-
modelling and repair work, regis
tered IN D. @. and Md. 949-232S.
TV REPAIRS, free estimates in
your home. Day and night calls
Reasonable rates. ia. 9-7992.
WALLPAPER REMOVAL BY the on.
co. in d. C., Nd, va. 81. 7-1600.
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OFFICE FURNITURE-Desks. files,
chairs, shelving; new and used,
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sECY., sTENO,. BKKPRs., ETC.
We Specialize in These Positions
ATLAS AQCY., 1920 N. n. Ave. NV.
SKIP TRACER and general office
work, experience required. CITY
AND STATE SERVICE co. 49,
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F Sanai ,I seIecssed sToup q SECOND
ton. stoles. capes, jackets. and
coats for sale. Prices start al
5000 plus tax. All in excel. cond.
Fur products labelled to show
country Of origin Of imported furs.
CURRIERS' STORAGE CO.. "a
Pierce St. n NV; between L and N
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FARM AND GARDEN


DAYLILIES = August sale. KIRK
DAYLILY GARDENS, 4414 Hewitt
ave. Wheaton. Md. VIII. 6-S667.
REDUCED PRICES on Bolens trac-
tors and equip, other lawn and
garden equip, sales and serv. Sci
BEL'S SUPPLY. 1890 Columbia
pike. Burtonsville, Nd. 924-7sss.
RICH TOPSOIL tops in quality
PROMPT SERVICE, 8 Gu. yds, ST.,
ia. 5-9197 or 703-327-4300.
TANBARK, no bags. Ground hard
wood, bark, not heated. Analy,
nitro, ~, PH4, 30l-ST. 2-6422,
301-ST. 2-5426 after 8 pm.
TOP SOIL-Limed, fertiliEed, 8
Gu. yds. S10-S14 depending on
loo. Del. Sc, 736-7761.
TOPSOIL, very rich. for lawns and
greenhouse. Very reas. Call RE.
6-1199 or RE. 6-7976.
TREES
Cut down, topped. shrubbery cut
down. trimmed, sprayed. Flower
gardens cleaned. q days Q week.
24-hour service, ~. 5-2523.
WE SPECIALIZE in pruning ever
green. fruit trees and shade trees.
Also in tree removal. Prices are
much cheaper now.
Fully Insured Free Estimates
EVANSVILLE TREE SERVICE
WA. 7-2274
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tcoNTINUEp)

- Couple transferred
S Sr q r. area S u Ss are e Locking
the payments Of $40 per mo. on
their apt. full Of furniture, con-
sists OF modern bedroom, sofa,
2 chairs. picture, 2 pillows, tables,
2 lamps, .dinette table and 4
chairs, including recond. nv al
the ridiculously low balance OF
5000, Call credit mgr. Mrs. Gross.
MARLO'S FURNITURE WORLD
901 18th st. NV. (Cor. 18th and Eye)
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best offer. "a. $500. wv v
GO-CARTs (3), midget racer. Roto
Ttller, new, riding mower, chain
saw, Scott 10 cupboard motor
ana various. other cupboard mo.
LOTS sors ioT ~. SAFE; IL Lawn nm mowers ;z snd
THING MUST 90. Contact Mr.
JACOBSON after z pm. 36s-241e
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Real Estate Instructions

The Virginia state Real Estate
Salesman Examination viii be held
N Arlington, on 90 September
My course OF instruction will pre-.
pare you for this examination
and. will commence on 10 August
Register weekdays Q TO 8. u
TRAIN TO OPERATE buildosers
Asss5spsgrs rgTe9srs ,l,,S dTeEl n, etc
I'll 14th st. NV. Wash. 3, d. c
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HELP WOMEN

sALEsWOMEN wigs are sweep
ing the country. Exceptional OPP
portunity to set in on the ground
floor Of Q solid, established COM
o429. Mr. LAWRENCE for aput.
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WASHINGTON DFive-HwSy Service
Will deliver your car anywhere
U. 3. A. Al drivers. 6S4-S63e.
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RECEPTIONIST
MOTION PICTURE

The salary is open. but will be
quite adequate for the right girl,
shy nor aggressive Her voice Is
pleasant and projects well over
the phone, she Is always we'll
hammered and courteous, and she
really does enjoy meeting the
public. Only average tipping.
EMPIRE EMPL., 1346 Conn. NV.
Room S19 NO. 7-6110
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MOTOR TRAVEL

CARS FuRN. FREE, gas pd. to many
S SiiblSsat Fl sssI ~ StH ss & RS
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o re- SI;o5,y9S les, in floor sample
pOpusrs makes S' St J IooSsE1Rss'; .o Of
ner 18th q @ SITS. NV. (ST. s.
9400): Baileys Cross Roads Shop
Ping Center, We. I4s1-718O /;
gu; 6-1106); 1O4 william ST.,
Eredericksburg, Va. Essex g.
1472). Silver Spring and Bailey's
Cross Roads stores open evenings.
ORGAN, Hammond console, 2 years
oid' S1,9g5. Also, Leslie speaker.
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ORGANS, s495. Must be seen to
appreciate. The new Lowrey organ
1895 per week including lessons.
music and delivery. KITS (3
convenient locations): Dntn., 1886
@ st.. NV, RE. 7-6212; Alex,
1921 Mt. Vernon ave, XII. S-6SS3;
Congressional Plaza shopping ctr,
Rockville pike, HA. 7-742O. IVA.
and Nd. stores open daily til 9
pm. except Saturday.
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d. G. Store "a, Sat n s,,o

PIANOs-Back to school special
Beautiful full keyboard spinet pi-
amos 10 ", guarantee. Top value.
S496. Rent II you prefer with
option 70 buy, KITS g conyen-
lent locstionsl: Dntn.. 1880 @ st.
Vernon ave. XII. s-6SSS. coneres s.
sionsl Plaza shopping ctr, Rock
vile pike. HA. 7-7420. IVA. and
Nd. stores open daily til 9 pm.
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HELP WOMEN

SECRETARY sTENOGRAPHER.
with or without legal exper., for
legal dept. Of labor organization.
Accurate typing and shorthand
requited. Excellent employe bene-
fits, Conn. ave. location. DI. a
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b. q. store z closied sd. AM.

ORGAN, Conn. minuet, new with
full guarantee, lessons and deliy-
cry, walnut or mshog. A real val
ue at Sl195. KITS Metro
Wash's. Largest Music Store)
1880 @ 81. NV, RE. 7.6212.
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BASSET HOUNDS, Axe registered.
10 wks; old. shots and wormed.
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pieces. ,1,009 50. IT. complete with
Iloor SHOES and alum. CONNECTING
excel. cond. $4,000. NO. 7-17lo.
PIANOS---Rent q new Baldwin
Acrosonic with option TO buy. Ali
rentals will apply to purchase.
Exclusive Baldwin Distributor
025 q st. NV. ma. S-O423
64S5 Arl. Blvd. Or. z Cor, b23- 1000
Va store O,na1
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kKYPUNCH OPERAT0R, cheVerly
area-ExpeI: Call Mr.. Langsner,
GIANT FOOD, INC, WA. $4,000. .
LADIES (5) needed IN Nd. b. G.
Take orders and deliver. W. +.
RAWLE1GH Products. High comm.
S&H stamps. 946-3994.
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COCKER SPANIEL. 8 mos. female.
buff AKSC, wormed. shots. S46.
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STENOGRAPHER

ACE 1885
a asd THE5 s copS real sSs
Must enjoy WORKING T' WITH Htil'i iiS MGts
5-day week, convenient 70 NV.
and Bethesda areas. Call Mr'
Ward. EN-. 2-4464
". c. .$sod a n lMIIL LIE pEv. co.
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ROOMS FURNlsRED-N.E.

KENNEDY sT,-Nieely furn, rm.
tied lady. refs. LA. $4,000.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ADDING MACH, S25, good ma
chine. Also an cleo, $50. Excellent
condition. 662-0313.
AIR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Air
temp, easement type, 500, pine
corner cabinet, S5. Kl. 0-623S.
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DACHSHUNDS, Axe, red females.
PlackIand.tan male, 0 weeks. $50.
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ENOGRAPHER

BETHESDA AREA
For new Bethesda branch office
s & wssv'r pd S5S: VII ill., od MoEsass
general office work with SAT- 81
3. Free parking provided. Excel
lent starting salary and sub
stantiAl employe benefits, Call Mr.,
BECKWITH. 056-1076,
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BY THOMAS r. HENRY
Star Special Writer

A new synthetic rubber
nitroso, developed by United
States Army scientists, now
can be produced in large guam
titles through recently discov-
cred processes and must bt
considered a significant break
through, both military and in
dustrial.
Hitherto 1t has been avail
able only in such minute guam
titles that it was difficult tc
assess its qualities for replac-
ing natural rubber.
Notable advance listed in an
Army report just issued are:
Discovery of q practical
method for making the key
raw material, and an improved
method Of synthesizing the
rubber itself.
Chemical modification Of thu
raw rubber which allows it II
be vulcanized readily without
impairing its chemical resist.
ance.
The development through
combined Army-university in
dustrial research, says the re-
port, has been found to havt
outstanding chemical, fuel
ozone and weather resistance
excellent low temperature flex'
Utility and -inflamability
The Army researchers. says tn,
report, envision military appli
cation especially as a chem
ically resistant coating 70,
many materials and in bind
ings for solid propellants anC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-22
Robert Wagner Wed
To Marion Marshall

NEW YORK, July % (AP).-
Film Actor Robert Wagner and
actress Marion Marshall were
married yesterday by State Su-
preme Court Justice Joseph A
BruSt.
Mr.. Wagner was divorced
from actress Natalie Wood last
year. His bride previously was
married to Allen Davey and to
Stanley Donen.
The couple left for Los An
geles by air shortly after the
ceremony.
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For high and low tides at the follow,
Ing points subtract times indicated
from the above: Annapolis, 3h hours
Bloody Point Light, 4ha hours; colonia
Solomons Island, ga hours; Poin
Lookout, ~ hours.
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Rebels Step Up
Attacks in Haiti
SANTO DOMINGO, Domini.

SANTO DOMINGO, Domini-
can Republic. July % (AP).-
Fighting with heavy casualties
is reported breaking out nightly
in the hills surrounding Port
au Prince, capital Of neigh
boring Haiti, in a new attempt
to topple President Francois
Duvalier.
Reports gathered from trav-
elers and other sources pointed
to increasing activity by rebels
who accuse Mr.. Duvalier Of
serving an illegal second term
The reports told Of hit-and-
run raids against police posts,
some by youths in a home
made armored car. One eSti-
mated 30 government troops
have been killed or wounded
in the fighting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-22

to-day changes predicted. Scat
tered thundershowers occurring
most days may average a quer-
ter to a half-inch of precipita-
ton.
Resort Area Forecasts
Delaware. Maryland and Virginia
ocean beaches-Afternoon thunder
showers tomorrow; high SO.
Long Island and New Jersey beaches
Fair tomorrow, high near 80.
Mays Head and Cape Hatteras area
Scattered thundershowers tomorrow,
high So.
Chesapeake Bay area-TomorroW
scattered thundershowers, high SO.
Skyline Drive-Scattered thunder
showers tomorrow, high 80. Visibility
mostly good.
River Report
Potomac River clear at Harpers Ferry
and clear at Great Falls. Shenandoah
clear at Harpers Ferry,
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Gen. John Daley Dies,
Army Combot Leader

1t. Gen. John p. Daley, SO.
a native Of Washington and
commander Of the Army's Com
bat Development Command at
Fort Belvoir, Va, died yester-
day Of a hears attack at q
hotel in Albany. N. Y.
The general and his wife were
in Albany to visit his father,
Maj. Gen. Edmund L. Daley.
a retired Army officer.
Gen. Daley attended George
Washington University for one
year before entering the Mill
tary Academy at West Point.
He was graduated there in 1881.
West Point Graduate
Both his father and grand
father were West Point grad
yates and professional soldiers.
Gen. Daley taught physics
at West Point from 1887 to
1912 and again in 1946. He was
an instructor at the Army War
College in the early 1950s.
He took part in three Korean
campaigns, serving as artillery
commander Of the I'd Infantry
Division. Later he served as
chief of staff Of the United
Nations Military Armistice
Commission there.
Won Decorations
Among his decorations were
the Army Commentator
Medal and the Legion Of Merit
with two oak leaf clusters.
Following Korea, he became
artillery commander of the Sd
Corps at Fort Hood, Texas, and
served in the office of the chief
of research and development
for the Army.
He became the first COM
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TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT

District and vicinity-vari-
able cloudiness, not so warm
showers likely tonight and to-
morrow. Low tonight about So
Maryland-Partly cloudy
showers and possibly a few
thunderstorms mostly over the
east and central parts tonight
and tomorrow. Low tonight so
TO GA in the west, and IS to SO
In the east.
Virginia - Variable cloudi-
ness, a few scattered showers
or thunderstorms tonight and
tomorrow. Low tonight so to
IS in west and 65 to 10 in the
east. Not much change in tenn
perature tomorrow.
Lower Potomac and Chesa-
peake Bay-Winds mostly
northeast to east at 8 to Is
knots tonight and tomorrow
Considerable cloudiness with
occasional showers likely. Wis
Utility 4 to 8 miles.
Five-Day Forecast
During this period, tempera.
lures are expected to average 4
degrees below the normals here
OF So and SO, with minor day.
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Indonesiun
War Games
Hit Malaysia

JAKARTA, Indonesia, July
20 (AP).-Indonesia's armed
forces will hold Joint maneu-
vers in the South China Sea
and the Strait Of Malacca to
underline President Sukarno's
opposition to the projected Fed
Grafton Of Malaysia.
There were no immediate de-
tails on the size, type or tim
ing of the maneuvers. Infor-
nation minister Roeslan Alb
dulgani said the war games
were Gin the framework OF
conformation"
The Malacca Strait and the
South China Sea bracket Ma
laya. Across the South China
Sea from Malaga are the Brit
ish Borneo territories Of Sara
wax and North Borneo, which
Malaga is scheduled to lead
Malaysia on August 8. Indo-
nesia is vigorously opposed I'M
less u. N. Secretary General
u Thant determines that the
Borneo people want the feder-
alton.
Indonesia has taken several
steps to sharpen its military
preparedness since President
Sukarno renewed his anti-Ma-
laysia campaign July 10. These
include formation Of an alert
ness fleet" and plans to build
air defense bases on outlying
islands, two of them fronting
the Malaysia area.
It was learned from high
level naval sources an "alert-
ness fleet" consists Of about so
ships, or about a third of In
donesia's navy, and is equipped
for various types Of operations
including amphibious assaults.
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mander of the newly formed
Combat Development Com
mand in June 1862.
In addition to his wife and
father. Gen. Daley is survived
by a daughter. Mrs. Katherine
Anne Cramer, of Fort Chaffee,
Ark, and a son, Capt. John
M. Daley, Of Fort Sill, Okla.
Funeral services and burial
will be held at West Point to-
morrow.
The family requests that me-
mortal contributions be made
to the Heart Fund.
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VISTAS IN SCIENCE
More Uses Found
For Ersotz Rubber

explosives where an inert ma
terial is required.
Promising also is the rubber's
potential in space vehicles
Present plans are for its use
as insulation in rocket motor
castings, in seals and gaskets
in direct contact with exotic
fuels, and in fuel handling
equipment such as hoses.
The recent research break
throughs, the Army scientists
believe, have demonstrated that
it can be produced in as great
quantities as will ever be
needed by a practical process.
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Fox hunting is no longer
solely the sport of kings and
country gentlemen. England's
Hampshire Hunt has appointed
four Car Masters to cope with
the Increasing numbers Of mo-
florists who tag along. Many Of
England's 200 hunt clubs en-
courage the support of the nom
riding public, and two of the
clubs have more than 5000
members each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-22
Black Nomination
To FPC Submitted

President Kennedy formally
submitted to the Senate today
the nomination Of David A.
Black of Seattle, Wash. to be
a member of the Federal Power
Commission.
Mr.. Black, IS, is now chief
counsel of the Bureau of Pub
lie Roads. He was assistant at
torney general Of Washington
State until he took the roads
bureau position in April, 1861.
On the power commission, he
would succeed Howard Nor
gan of Oregon, whose term has
expired.
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Cambridge Demonstrations Barred
By GeIston, NAACP Aide Says

and quickly released, except
one who was charged with as
sault. Negro leaders, who were
meeting with Gen. Gelston were
called to urge the Negro crowd
to disband.
With q weekend moratorium
on demonstrations declared
Mrs. Gloria Richardson, chair
man of the Cambridge Nom
Violent Action Committee, went
to Washington to address q
mass meeting at the Campbell
African Methodist Episcopal
Church.
Warns Of Violence
The militant leader asserted
that unless some civil right.
prograss comes soon to Cam.
bridge, full-scale racial violencG
is inevitable.
She blamed Cambridge's ra.
cial troubles on the unwilling.
ness of the city's white leader.
ship to act. This Leadership
vacuum, she said, encourages
mobs and violence.
Mrs. Richardson suggested
that President Kennedy nigh
have to make an appearance a
the Eastern Shore communit!
in order to avert serious strife
Meanwhile, State Senate
Frederick c. MalkuS, jr., Demo
crate of Dorchester County
said the National Association
for the Advancement Of Coloret
People "can attack me all the!
damn please"
The NAACP called Mr.. Nal
kus the real issue" in tn,
Cambridge racial dispute. I
said in a weekend statement
that Gov. Tawes, speaking owe
radio and televiSion last weel
put the blame on Negro lead
ers to divert attention from Mr.
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