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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-04
I'd Army Netmen
Schedule Tourney
For June 1921

ABERDEEN, Nd, June 4
Especially - The I'd Army tennis
Championship will be held al
the Aberdeen Proving Ground,
June 1871, with Fort Eustis
favored 70 defend It's cham
pionship successfully.
Norman Perry, former UCLA
star and q acknowledgement
player, leads the Fort Eustis
team. Perry won the singles
Championship last year and
also took top honors in the Co
lumbia Country Club Invita-
tlonal.
A field Of about i25 Is ex-
pected In the singles. Other
outstanding players from this
area expected to do well are
Maj. Bill Stack, former Davis
Oupper and the winner Of the
senior title last year, and Col.
LaVere strom Of Fort Belvoir,
amember Of the all-Army team
for several years.
Col. j. ID. Strong OF Alex
andria is tournament director
for the fifth years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-04
WeIters Get
OK for Bout

NEW YORK, June 4 (AP).-
Welterweight Champion Luis
Rodriguez and ex-Champior
Emile Griffith were found in
excellent physical condition
yesterday when given their pre-
fight examinations at their
training camps for Saturday
nights title match at Madison
Square Garden.
Rodriguez weighed lac pounds
at his Greenfield Park, N. Y,
camp where he said: II am not
only physically fit but mentally,
too, and after the fight I will
be in healthy financial condi-
ton"
Griffith weighed 148 pounds,
/ over the class limit, when
examined at his Monticello,
N. Y, camp.
II have geared my training
for a knockout" said Griffith
1--WE spared against fast, NOV
ing targets and I've been able
to catch them with pretty good
righthand punches"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-04
$4,000 Speedway Pot
Gives FinsterwoId Lift

INDIANAPOLIS, June
(AP).-A golf course with al
little rough as a well-kept
cemetery, a crisp putter and
a dedicated caddy have helped
Dow Finsterwald win $4,000
and the Speedway Festival
Open golf title.
Most Of the big money-win-
ners Stunned the $4,000 event
this year. but the 33-year-old
Finsterwald boosted himself
into sixtheplace among this
years players on the circuit
with $26,543. He had been
ninth.
The Ohioan picked up his
first tourney victory since the
1860 New Orleans Open by
putting together rounds of So,
SO. "a and So for q 1853 total
lis under par.
The pretty but uncomplicated
course: half of it inside the
big Indianapolis Motor Speed
way, was money In the bank
for steady players. especially
the consistent putters. Sixty
three Of the pros broke par.
Finsterwald said he didn't
hit well off the tees all week
but was saved by good putting
He putted 20 times ON his final
33-35-68 round against
35-36-71 par.
Tom Vinson, 28-year-old
member of the Speedway Club,
caddied for the first time last
year as Finsterwald's club car
rier. He did 1t again this year
and had 9 little book that told
the distance from virtually
every anthill to the next hole.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-04
Terps Assistant
On Comp Stuff

All satterfield. assistant
coach at the University Of
Maryland. has been named 10
the staff OF the fourth annual
Camp Rappahannock football
school at Deltaville. Va. August
li-i0.
The boys camp Is directed
by Chuck Mcoinnis, freshman
football coach at VMI. and
Hank Norton. coach at Ferrum
Junior College. Others on this
years staff are DO Sherman,
now an assistant at VMI and
former head coach at George
washington: Ace Parker OF
Duke, Ed Merrick and Carl
Wise Of Richmond. Richard
Bell OF VIM and Paul Flem-
ing OF Benedictine High. Rich
mond.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-04

against Ray Moore, with the
help of a costly error BY right
fielder Bob Allison.
Wickersham's single with two
out, a walk and Allison's bad
throw after fielding John
Wojcik's single produced two
runs, and Ed Charles singled
in another. An error by Norm
Siebern led TO the Twins run
in the ninth.
Ironically, each Of the Ais
two losing pitchers, Fascual and
Turley, was cunning for his
Tooth major league victory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-04
Pitchers Stay in Command
As F FARRELL and Fisher Star

hits and all four of their runs
in five innings-plus. Sherm
Lollar belted two doubles and
batted across two runs, while
Pete Ward and Floyd Robinson
each had a run-scoring single
Fisher, loser Of his first four
decisions, now is Sc. Turley
is lis.
A fifth-inning homer by Doc
Edwards gave Wickersham and
Kansas City q 10 margin over
Camilo Pascual and the Twins
through seven innings. The
AS pushed across three more
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-04

Bobby Nichols, Tony Lena
Julius Boros and Tom m y
Aaron, who tied for second with
270s, won $4,000 apiece. Juan
(Chi Chi) Rodriguez of Puerto
Rico, Bob Duden and Ere d
Hawkins got $2.l00 apiece fol-
their 271s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-04
They Cooled

The Los Angeles Angels made
IT'S errors and were last in
American League fielding per-
centages in 1862.
Navajo times., 1963-01-03

PEGGY BARKER LEFT president and Margaret Smson of the Page
Navajo Ceremonial Club pictured with Navajo
Ceremonial Club distributed Navajo children
Christmas Members of the club worked several weeks
gathering dressing dolls repairing before they
distributed. (phoeo by Betty Stevens)
Navajo times., 1963-01-03

= Charles Williams. Southern Ute
tribal police chief for more than
four years. has resignedro accept
similar position on the Makah re-
servation at Neah Bay. Washington.
Williams resignation, ar
nomced Dec. 18 by the SomhernUte
tribal council. Ignacio, Colo. will
become effective Jan 4.
Williams became chief of the
Southern Ute department in Octo-
Der 1888. coming to Ignacio from
Tularosa, NM, where he was
chief of the Tularosa department.
Under his direction the Southern
Ute department of four officers has
developed into one of the best
organized tribal law enforcement
agencies in the area.
williams is vice president of
the San Juan Peace Officers As
scciarion. a member of the New
Navajo times., 1963-01-03
Ute Police Chief Resigns

Mexico Sheriffs' and Police Asso-
citation, and a member of the Ma
tional Police Officers ASsoci alton.
He has been an active member of
the Ignacio Lions Club.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-02-09
FANATIC ANTI COMMUNIST
"BRAINWAsHED" "H0RsE AND BUGGY"
CHRISTIAN PASTOR!
REV. CARL MCINTYRE
January Is. 1863

CoIingwood, New Jersey
Dear Reverend Melnyre
Whsf Saul or Tsrsvs you turned TO be You scare
The wits out OF the prisoners OF the devil the non-chrsiisn
Scientists and they with checks for 81 o0o
Ny oh my! What dupes. suckers. deputies the DEVILS
Adams end Ewes. Rip Van Wrinkles can be-
You don't read The Christian Science Monitor - that
IS obvious And OF course have been eonfempvous Of
the nearly 100 eternal chrisfs manifestation after
the msrfyrdom Of Lincoln Second cominq via Father
Son. and Holy Ghosts incompatible prophecies revestor
greatest Mary Baker EDDY - woman Of Revelation l2
v whose man child will rule ell nations with rod Of
iron
And Mrs Eddy thereto. 56s. Apocalypse Gods Chris
nan science textbook Christ, Gods idea will eventually
rule all nations and peoples imperssivev absolutely
nns'y with divine Science the Hov cbos, teach
ing oil things
our textbook. Science and Health with KEY 70 ,he
'eSr 'okes IS Gods guardian Hberssor Of convention
o. eo'es clergy symen, leaders, masses devils dunes
sokers deputies. OF horse buggy AdsrEvs ~ ord
GOO 'oen. ~, efeJ frauds MYTHS NoTHINcNEss
me 'nnss seen temporal ISL PAUL. - the evil The
'o"sni me material - the devil usno ser;p,r., n in
| '"skesPesre = completely exposed in Gods Christ
s"ee' science OF Sciences" Of the universe = pre,eb.
lSee PASTOR, Page n
The Detroit tribune., 1963-02-09
"sINCERE LETTER FROM MIDWEST REFLECTS
PLIGHT OF MILLIONS"

"BRAlNWAsHED" ADAM OF HORSE AND
BUGGY BELIEFS SPEAKS FOR THE MILLIONS
DEVILS ADAMS, EWES MULTIPLYING LIKE
RABBITS. - FL GODS OF IGNORANCE - SATAN.
SIN SEX SINNERS FOR NONExlsTENT JOBS
AND sBRANWAsHED' EDUCATION. RELIGION.
POLITICS. THERAPEUTICS RECREATION,
ENTERTAINMENT - VICTIMS OF SATANIC IN
FICTION OF ANTLcHRlsT ADAM-EvE LORD !
GOD" Gen. 1T. etc. FRAUDS M.Y-T-H-s
N-O-T-H.lN-GkE-s-S - DELUDING THE
koN-cHRlsT SCIENTIST CLERGY lAYMEN,
LEADERS, MASSES - MAKING IMPERATIVE
GODS CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH LEADERSHIP! -
THE HEALING OF THE NATIONS" -
REVELATION OF THE REAL VIA THE ONE
REAL DEITY IN, AND or, THE UNIVERSE -
GENESIS FIRST CHAPTER, WHERE GOD Is COD
THE FATHER or CHRIST JESUS = WHOSE
OFFSPRING. CREATION. UNIVERSE, ARE
tsee LETTER, Page q
The Detroit tribune., 1963-02-09
NOT ALL GOOD SAVED ONLY THOSE
BELONGING TO THE ORIGINAL CHURCH: -.
STILL IN ExISTENcE?' DIV.
HOW KNOW WHEN A CHRISTIAN
Billy GRAHAM GIVES GOOD ANSWERS.

GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
THE PoST-LINcoLN MARTYRDoM REVELATIONS
OUR FATHER. SON, AND HOLY GHOSTS
MARVELLOUS. IMPERATIVE CHRIST SCIENCE
MESSIAH. SCIENCE OF SCIENCES" OF THE
UNIVERSE = REVEAL THE ONE AND ONLY
SANE. HONEST. sATANFREE CHURCH.
THERAPEUTICS. THE NEW HEAVEN AND THE
NEW EARTH" Revelation 2l:l) AND THEIR
EXCLUSIVE REALITY AND THE UTTER
h-o-TH-IN-c-N-E-ss or THE THINGS SEEN.
TEMPORAL" tst. Paul. - THE EVIL TIE
HUMAN THE MATERIAL - WHICH ARE MERELY
MYTHICAL, MORTAL THOUGHT
IMAGES couNTERFEITs. BURLEsoUEs. AND,
FORTUNATELY. OFTEN SYMBOLS or
DIVINE IDEAS
HEREWITH CHURCH - AS DICTATED BY
FATHER. SON. AND HOLY GHOST, TO THEIR
INCOMPATIBLE PRoPHETEss REvEI ATOP
GREATEST MARY. BAKER EDDY - WOMAN"
OF REVELATION I7:l, s. o. sss,
tscs SAVED, Page n
The Detroit tribune., 1963-02-09
TRIBUTE TO A GRAND HEBREW AMERICAN!
ADMIRAL HYMAN G. RIcKovER
FUTURE AMERICA HAS A DEFENDER"

BY Drew Pearson - Free Press, Feb. 2
WASHINGTON - gave my TO girl behind
steel 81 end OF the ancient wing Of temporary
Navy building and waited minutes for her 10 check my
with hesdqvsrters
Then walked down fhe corridor OF one Of the oldest
and most dfspidsied buildings in Washington
wry. srsy-hsired man in civilian clothes came
He looked neither presenfovs important Noting
that looking fhe patched Inoevn on fhe floor he
remarked:
Isee HEBREW, Page 81
The Detroit tribune., 1963-02-09
CONGO SETTLEMENT" THE FIRST
MAJOR SUCCESS IN ALL HISTORY OF A
GENUINELY INTERNATIONAL POLICE FORCE"
THE MEN IN BLUE"

u IS easy 70 forget fhe main point Of THE CONGO
SETTLEMENT II larger than Tshombe and the cause Of
federalism, brighter than the copper and uranium Of the
ksfsnss and 'he taxes they pay significant than
unified Congo bigger than the toward response
bic, independent national units in sII Africa.
See CONGO Page 81
The Detroit tribune., 1963-02-09
BY Andrew f. fvehout CS. ff+
Nsdern Christian science crvssde1

Hccern Christian Sclence CrOsacer
hsic, prophet of "cur Fsther-~o+her God sll-har
onoys o. e seie-ee ard Health with Key 70 the Scrip
lures by nsry Baker Eddy with world message snc
mission ~he ~ilI - by 'he grace 81 cod 90 Frvehsvf
Martin Luther iob in this sse ! Ard he~ Silence
Hesl+h. our 'ex.book is ccds Lberstcr cf the Bible
HIGHER AND TRUER REPRESENTATIVE or COZ
THAN THE POPE At ROME AND THE WRITER IS HIS
FRIEND AND or HIS PEOPLE. TOO!
Jesus loved righteousness and hated iniqvity'!
TIE ~lyke~srn" live in feels paradise"
THESE SIGNS SHALL FOLLOW" FAITHFUL
STUDENTS OF CHRIST JESUS RETURN IN CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE - "MY WORKS AND GREATER" uesusl
LAWYERS Can. AND DC BECOME GRAND
PATRIOTS JUDGES ETC. SUPERB CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE PRACTITIONERS. TEACHERS
LECTURERS. HAVING RISEN TO The GREATEST
HEIGHTS or HU~IN EWIKENINcs OUT or
TIE SATANIC ENTLcHRlsT sDAn-EvE
Lc7ccoC~ Ger. II, e'e.l FRAUDS MYTHS
~IscuEeADlSc IS The DEITY. AND HIS
OFFSPRING or FIRST CHAPTER or
GENESIS WHERE COB IS GOD. The FATHER or
c---LL-o--E.s-s CHRIST JESUS PLANNED
NcN PETENTHocC
See LAWYERS Page
The Detroit tribune., 1963-02-09
DETROIT TRIBUNE SEES
A DANIEL COME TO JUDGMENT
DREW PEARSON
TINE FOR LABOR TO Be COUNTED"
By Drew Pearson. Free Press

BY Drew Pearson, Free Press, Jan. n
WASHINGTON - This column is written by
who holds fhe 25year badge Of he frstyear
members OF ihe Newspaper Guild and who also
ber Of he American Grafton Of Radio and Tv Artists
The first is cIO unon The second AFl
This column is written for the purpose Of diagnosing
what's wrong with both labor and The Kennedy Admnsfr
ton in the cf strikes which for month crippled
The shipping Of the nation end for longer sted
the freedom OF ihe press in major city
The root trouble in my opinion, is expressed in that
famous ed - Even your best friends won't tell YOU"
JOHN F. KENNEDY as Senator wrote the Minimum
Wage Act. bstfed against the Lsndrvm-GriHin bill, had
(see JUDGMENT Page 81
The Detroit tribune., 1963-02-09
SATANIC IUNACY! = ANTI-CHRlsT!
BIRTH FLOODS

.rHe NEW HEAVEN AND THE NEW EARTH"
psxsI,,;on 2l:D AND THEIR EXCLUSIVE
REALITY EXCLUDE ETERNALLY THE THINGS
SEEN TEMPORAL" ST. PAUL = THE EVIL
TIE HUMAN! THE MATERIAL = Myths OF
TIE ANTLcHRlsT, ADAMEvE 'loRD-coD"
usuRPAToNs OF THE HONOR. MAJESTY.
EXCLUSIVE REALITY or THE ONE, REAL
DEITY or THE UNIVERSE - GENESIS First
CHAPTER. WHERE GOD is GOD THE
FATHER or CHRIST JESUS, WHOSE OFFSPRING
See POWELL, Page n
The Detroit tribune., 1963-02-09

'BRAlhWASHED N0N-CHRIS TAN S(kNlDiS:
PACKED CHURCH HEARS SUPERB LECTURE e
"HoW CHRISTIAN SCIENCE REVEALS
GODS HEALING POWER"
By ARNOLD H. EXC cs-B- Of Evanston. w.
GIVES WRITER COLUMN or JOY AND GRATITUDE
Grand River VERY cRAcioUsLY CANE TO THE RESCUE
or FOURTH CHURCH or CHRIST. SCIENTIST. DETROIT
TEMPORARILY WITHOUT THEIR OWN EDIFicE-
SUNDAY 800 Pm, Jan IT.
"oNLAks BEAUTIFUL INTRODUCTION:
first lines Of MRS Eddy's poem. Hymn. Ne
77s COMMUNION HYMN
SAW YE MY SAVIOUR
HEARD yE THE GLAD SOUND?
FELT YE TIE POWER or THE WORD p
or THE ONE REAL UNIVERSE or EXCLUSIVE
NESS or HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE
THESE VIGOROUS. JOYOUS CHALLENGES WERE
COMMENTED UPON; REMINDED THE WRITER OF THAT
BEAUTIFUL. PROBABLY 18TH CENTURY" HYMN. Nc
l73
HOW FIRM A FOUNDATION, YE SAINTS OF THE
LORD. !. IS LAID FOR YOUR FAITH IN HIS EXCEL.
LENT WORD"
THE HUMAN BODY "A Myth - AND IT'S
CONDITION. HEALTH OR DISEASE. PRESENTS MORTAL
THOUGHT IMAGES or THE SUM TOTAL OF BE-
LIEFs or HUMAN CONSCIOUSNESS!
GOD INFINITE. DIVINE LOVE. SPIRIT LIFE,
TRUTH, - PENETRATEs THE ENTIRE UNIVERSE -
EVERY MIkuTEsT PARTICLE
THEREFORE. THE CEFoRMED OR SICK BODY PRE-
sEkTs FALSE BELIEFS - DECEPTIVE ILLUSIONS -
WHICH ARE ABSOLUTELY SUBJECT TO REDUCTION
TO THEIR NATIVE k-o-TH-l-N-c-N-E-ss' VIA THE
CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH TRUTHS WHICH MAKE
FREE!
See LECTURE. Page q
The Detroit tribune., 1963-02-09

DEADLY ADAM-EVE BRAIN WASHING!
or SATAN BOUND. NOM CHRIST SCIENTIST
NEGRO AND WHITE clergy
HEART FAILS WIFE or AMPAkEllA" = 40
News, JAM 2e
THINKING INFECTION FATAL!
HEART TROUBLE. THE DEVIL SAYS!
cA"PY's LIQUOR BUSINESS MAKES WHEELcHAIR-
Ec CRIPPLED NEGRO ANTLcHRIsT. ADAM-EvE
~LcpD-coo~ Gen. IT. etc HORSE AND
BUGGY FRAUDS Myths - kO-T.H4-k-c-NE-s-s !
THE THINGS SEEN. TEMPORAL" Isl. Paul
The EVIL The HUMAN THE MATERIAL!
See BRAlNWAsHlkc, Page g
SUPERB EDITORIAL FROM THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
The Detroit tribune., 1963-02-09

ADAM CLAYTON POWELL : NEGRO PASTOR :
SOMETIMES : ILLUSTRATES WHY NEGRO
AND WHITE LEADERS SHOULD BE : SATAN
FREED CHRISTINE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS!
tsee pp 9. l92 saH. for the REAL y
AND SUPPORT
c-H-LL-D-LE.s-s CHRIST JESUS PLANNED
NoAS paRsNTHooD IMPERATIVE TO REDUCE TO
.N.rIve NarH.lNc.N.E-s-s" THE SATANIC.
uv-IlcAL "cHAsTLY FARCE OF MATERIAL
scaled EXISTENCE" = .. 272 s&H.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-02-09

rs LAWYERS OPPOSE Gov ROMNEY'S, EFT Al
CHILD FuLL-PAcE, PAID ADVERTISEMENT.
Free Press, Jon. 21
"ASk YOURSELF THESE QUESTIONS B-E-F- OR
you VOTE ON CON CONS PROPOSITION
GOO VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
DEAR READERS
BEWARE OF THE WRONG TYPE OF LAWYER
ALL 3 BRANCHES OF US. GOVT. ARE
PROPERTY OF LAWYERS ! GAVE YOU
RECOGNITION. BUllDUP. OF REDS!
PEARL HARB0R T! KOREA ! CUBA!..
THEY BREAK THE TEN COMMANDMENTS
L. lL H~Ll re a-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-23
Falls Church,
Bonneville
Homes Burn

A fire that started in q cab
met caused an estimated 5000
damage today to a Falls Church
home, fire officials reported.
The blaze was in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. David Peek,
305 North Virginia avenue.
Mrs. Peek, whose husband was
out of town, said she smelled
smoke when she awoke shortly
before 7 am. and discovered the
fire in her sons bedroom.
After she called the fire de-
partment, she and the chill
dren, Robbins, /, and Timothy,
o went to the home of a neigh-
Dor. Fire officials said the
cause of the blaze was not de-
termined Immediately.
Yesterday a family of six was
forced out Of their home in
subfreezing temperatures when
flames engulfed their two-story
home on the William B. Pyles
farm in GAINESVILLE, Md.
Chief George Hillard of the
Upper Montgomery Fire De-
partment said the blaze caused
about $1,000 damage to the
home of Eugene Ward after it
broke out in a second-floo
closet. The cause is not known.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-23
Censure Is Sought
On Euirfux Sewer

The nonpartisan Dranes-
vile Independent Force said
today 1t would ask the Fairfax
County Democratic and Repub-
lican committees 10 take for
NAL censure procee dingS
against the county supervisors.
The announcement was made
by Give DuVal. acting chair
man Of the group. Mr.. DuVal
noted that over 80 per cent
OF the Dranesville citizens
have formally opposed running
a sewer line under the George
Washington parkway TO serve
the projected Merrywood tower
apartments.
yet the supervisors, four
Democrats and three Repunli-
cans. have voted unanimously
TO proceed, anyhow" Mr. DuVal
said.
The independent movement
has scheduled It's first public
meeting for 8:l5 pm. Monday
at the Franklin Sherman
Elementary School in Mclean.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-23

was dropped. The charges
stand.
One of the students who saw
the movie yesterday was San
dra Upshur, 10, president Of
the Morgan freshman class.
She had been arrested twice in
the demonstrations.
1T sure is peaceful now" she
said as she blinked against the
afternoon sun. She moved up
a place in line at the box office.
But I'm glad" she added
thoughtfully.
Miss Upshur is secretary of
the Civic Interest Group. a local
civil rights organization res
sponsible for the demonstra-
tons. She was arrested in the
picketing last Friday but was
released the next day.
seeks arrest AGAIN
By Tuesday she said she
heard the morale of the girls in
city jail was dropping. So she
got herself arrested that night,
She said she wanted to be in
jail to cheer them up.
Wesley Harrison, a freshman
arrested Monday night came
out of the theater and was
asked if the time in jail was
worth it.
"I'd do it again in a minute, "
he said. "Of course 1t was
worth it,"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-23
Auto Driving
In Schools to
GetStuteAid

RICHMOND, Feb. % (AP).
The Virginia Board of Edu-
cation decided that State funds
will be used to help pay for
driver education programs in
the public schools only in To-
calities where behind-the wheel
training as well as classroom
instruction are offered.
f. The 1862 General Assembly
voted a 81 hike in drivers and
chauffeurs' license fees with
the additional income to go
into a fund to help finance the
driver education program. The
legislature directed the edu-
cation board to draw up reg
ulations for discussing the
fund, which now totals about
$39O,0OO.
The board also:
Approved $40 per pupil trans
portation grants 70 STuoenCs
riding private school buses to
private schools in Warren
County
Permitted Arlington County
to institute a course in az
vanced physics for high school
seniors. .-t
Heard a delegation from the
Virginia Education Association
urge the boards aid in getting
higher pay scales Tor pubnc
school teachers.
The $40 pupil transportation
grants approved Tor Warren
county were the first made
under a law enacted Dy 1898
special session OF the general
assembly. The grants, paid
partly with state ana partly
with local funds, are similar
to the pupil tuition grants.
In Warren county, public and
private schools have been op-
Grating side by side since the
public high school was inCe-
grated several years ago.
The Virginia EducaIlon AS
ISOLATION delegation urged the
board to work with IL in GAIN
ing salary minimums Tor de-
I gree teachers Of $500 10 So
400 in l964-65 and $4,000 u
! $4,000 in I965-66. An adoltiona
$500 would be paio to any
teacher holding a masters oe'
gree.
! Minimum salaries in the cur.
rent piennium are $500 u
$4.650 In the first year ana 49,
40O TO $4,000 in the seconC
year.
Dr. Robert F. Williams, VEi
executive secretary, said thu
additional salary would cos
about $73 million for the com
ing biennium.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-23
Bya star staff writer

ANNAPOLIS, Feb. %. - A
study committee has recon-
mended that the Prince
Georges Board Of County Com
nissioners be enlarged from
five to seven members and that
the chairman be elected by the
voters.
The committee, headed by
Ebert M. Byrd, jr., recon-
niended that legislation be
passed at this session of the
General Assembly calling for
election of an additional board
member and a new chairman
in 1864.
Edward T. Conroy, chairman
Of the county's legislative dele
CATION to the General Assem-
bly,, said the delegation prob
ably will discuss the report
Tuesday.
THE deadline for introducing
legislation is March II. tt
The Byrd committee. which
was appointed by the delega-
ton, said a larger board would
give the citizens better repre-
sentation on the county gov
erning body. It said the five
members, four part-time and
one full-time. are showed I'M
der with administrative and
policy-making tasks.
The chairman, the only full
time member, is elected now by
members of the board. The
committee said he should be
responsible directly to the
voters.
! "A chairman who holds his
position Independently Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-23

Three shington area
schools each won two first
prizes in the annual Washing
tons Birthday parade in Alex
andria yesterday. The schools
and their awards are Howard
University, best college musical
group and best college ROTC
marching unit; j. E. B. Stuart
High School, Fall Church, best
high school musical group and
mai orette team, and Randolph
Macon Military Academy, Front
Royal, Va, best military acad-
envy musical group and military
academy or high school cadet
corps.
The one and a half hour
parade was sponsored by the
city Of Alexandria and Alex
andria Veterans of Foreign
Wars Post 500. The parade
queen was Martie Mae Pickett,
II, a senior at George WASH
ington High School.
The Bethesda Chevy Chase
Optomist Drum and Bugle
Corps won the first prize award
for junior musical groups
! Other top winners in the
marching categeries we're:
First Missile Battalion, 280tf
Artillery. Fairfax armed force;
reserve organization; VFW
Honor Guard Of the Depart
ment OF Virginia, colors anc
color guard; National CapitoI
Wing OF the Civil Air Patrol
drill team: Greenbelt md
North End Elementary School
junior women's organization
Sea Explorer Ship las, DO!