, ilEW HAMPSHIRE SAFETY AUTHORITY TO ADDRESS WILDLIFE CONVENTION mm Dodge.‘ of Concord, New H.mD_e,hI[a, will be the alter at the Maritime Wild- ‘'19 Convention on Saturday eve- mg June 26th, when members In the Federation will meet to consider what may be done to re- ducg the heavy toll of lives and lmuries which occur as the re- sult of the many hunting and thcr accidents caused by the zmhandling of firearms. Prince Edward Island has been ipmd the grim results of shoot- ml people, ’nstead of the intend- ed targets. but New Brunswick and Nova Scotia have had to face "rt realistic facts. Elimination M ‘such accident: has been one .tf the main objects of the Feder- rtinri and the convention is ex- W. to recommend that its member Associations take deecl- “re action to have ther respec- me Governments esta lish an mideiital prevention programe. John Dodge is chief of the Edu- -stion Division of the New Hamp- thii-e Fish and Game Department, where he is known as the Con- mt-ative Educator. He had been {um this Department for the past ten years and has been intimate- 1,» associated with the establish- mmi. of the National Rifle As- sociillon Hunter Safety Plan in his State. Mr. Dodge is an out- ‘landing speaker with great per- mmmy. He is a graduate of yale University and subsequent- 1y continued his studies in the 1-lan'ai'rl Graduate School. An ardent fisherman and him- tu-, Mr. Dodge has made wild- life and mountaineering‘ his avo- cation and he is a well known aulhf7l‘iI_V and writer on such sub- ICCIS. He is married to a Cana- dian. a Miss Rose of New Glas- gow, N. it is through the generosity and co-operation of the State nf New Hampshire that he is able to attend the convention ;illfI his talk will be illustrated in sliclrs and movies which have new ilIil1l‘d and prepared to show in.» importance of safety educa- tion in handling guns. The meet- mg which he addresses will be one of the most important ever held Ill the Maritimcs. \\‘hil:- the Federation Conven- lltill I\‘ intended for members of the IIll'(‘(‘ Maritime Fish and Game A.~Sii(‘I£|Il0n. it is realized that the _ulIt_l(‘(‘iS to be discussed are of chief of widespread importance. Officers gun and rifle clubs. Boout Masters. Cadet lnstructors.’Gov- ernment Departments concerned. and others interested in youth safety training will be welcomed at the meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Dodge plan to drive to the convention. leaving home on June 25th. They will be azompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Rel h carpenter. Mr. Carpenter is i- rector of the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department. Porlerfield And Burdelle Lead In Majors ERA NEW YORK (AP)—Lew Bur- dette of Milwaukee and Bob Por- tertield of Washington. a couple of rlghthanders New York Yankees traded in 1951. are making a lot oi.’ headway in the major league earned run averages as the 1954 campaign streaks into its third month. The 27 - year - old Burdette. obtained from the Yankees in a transaction which sent Johnny Saln to New York. paces the National League with s 2.25 earned run mark. He has given up 21 earned runs in 84 inning while posting a 6-5 won-lost record. Porterfield‘s figures are even more impressive. Although he is runner-up to Detroit's Ned Garver in the American League competit- ion. Porterfield has permitted only 24 earned runs In 105 frames for a 2.06 average. He has won seven and dropped five games. Garver. in 12 games, has yielded 22 runs in 95 innings. but seven of the runs were unearned. 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