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likes Bandwagon
Due In State Oct. 10
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Bandwagon in rallies at George
town, during the noon hour, and at
Milford, in the evening, is planned.
According to present plans, the
Bandwagon will begin its Sussex
tour at Milton at 8 a. m on the
18th, and will then proceed to Re-
hoboth for a tour of the resort, be-
fore going on to Georgetown for
noon hour parade and rally. Upon
leaving Georgetown, the motorcade,
including the Bandwagon, will
visit the Millsboro Area. At ap-
proximately 3:15 p. M, the motor
cade will reach Laurel, and, after
a tour of the Laurel Area, will pro-
ceed to Seaford, arriving at the
Nations Nyqlon Capitol at ap-
proximately $3.50 p. m. After tour
ing Seaford, the BandwagOn will
visit Bridgeville and Greenwood,
and will then head towards Milford
for participation in an evening
parade and rally here.
The appearance of the Bandwag-
on at Milford will coincide with a
rally of the recently formed First
Representative District Republi-
can Club; Mrs. Vera Davis, COP.
candidate for state treasurer, and
Dale Wheatley, Republican noml-
nee for state auditor, are to be the
principal speakers at the clubs
rally, which will be held in the
clubs new quarters in the Hotel
Norman Building, Milford.
Proceeding the Bandwagon into
each community will be an Ike
Jeep", colorfully decorated and
equipped with a public address
system; this latter is used to an
nounce the approach or arrival of
the Bandwagon. Also accompany
ing the BandwagOn on the nation
wide tour are two appropriately
decorated ranch wagons; on long
cross-country treks, the jeep and
both ranch wagons are carried in
side the spacious and specially
equipped tractor-trailer. The trac-
tor trailer also carries Ike bar
rage balloons; newly designed Ike
Girl dresses and parasOls; COM
plete public address system, in
Guiding tape recorded campaign
songs. decorated Ike bicycles;
powerful search lights; complete
sound movie projection equip
ment. and ample supplies of Ike
buttons, banners and posters. Vlf-
tually all of these materials and
equipment are used in each par
ade or rally in which the Band
wagon participates.
In localities where parades or
rallies are to be staged, ten Ike
Girls. selected locally, are out
fitted in the like Girl costumes
and parasols, and these girls dls-
tribute buttons and other souvenirs
of the Bandwagcn's visit to thelr
community. Where possible, local
bands and marching units are IN
cluded in the parades.
Exceptionally colorful and uni
oueIv different, the 32-foOt Band
wagon is painted with the words
"Official Eisenhower-Nixon Band
wagon" emblazoned in red ana
hlue on the sides. Illustrated on
the van are such Eisenhower Ad-
ministration accomplishments as
Balanced Budget, stopped ko-
rean Fighting, and Honesty and
Integrity in Government. Even
the hubcaps turn on a campaign
theme, each being in the form OF
giant red, white and blue I'VE Like
Ike" buttons.
The Bandwagon comes to Del
aware direct from Pittsburgh,
where. on the evening of Tuesday,
October 9th, it will be in evidence
as President Eisenhower makes one
of his major TV and radio address
es of the campaign.
Milford chronicle., 1956-10-05
Buc's Drop Seasons
Opener To Aberdeen
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Guards: Rohrer, Carpenter, Fox,
Yerkes, Garbutt.
Centers: Walls, Wyatt
Backs: Sheafer, Hastings, Fish
er, Moore, Hunt, Kennedy, Pier
son, Griffith.
Aberdeen ....-........ 6 0 7-20
Milford .................. 0 0 0 G. 6
Aberdeen scoring: TOuchdoWnS-
Smith 6, rush), Budnick q, rush),
Uhele (6, rush). Conversion
Broughley (placemenD.
Milford scoring: Touchdown
Hunt us, pass from Sheafer).
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OAhSAAAoCO u AOAAk H ot as z
were thrown at British military
vehicles and a third at a house
in Nicosia. No casualties or dam
age were reported.
Formerly With CHA
Mr.. Boteler left Washington
May Z by plane for Cyprus. His
father said he arrived about a
week later in Nicosia.
Prior to his transfer to the
State Department last Novem-
Der, Mr.. Boteler served with the
Central Intelligence Agency in
Korea for two years. He was
assigned to the Far East after
10 months duty with CHA in
Germany.
Mr.. Boteler. who comes from a
fourth generation Washington
family, prominent in the insur-
ance business, was born here
May 2, 1890.
He attended Horace Mann
E e m entary School, Landon
School and Woodrow Wilson
High School.
Haverf0rd Graduate
He followed the lead Of his
older brother. Charles M. Boteler,
jr., by attending Haverford Col
lege, liberal arts Quaker school
in Pennsylvania. William Boteler
was graduated with honors in
English in 1851. His activities
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full Ex-senator Green probably
will get that post If the Demo-
Gratis retain control OF the Sem
ate.
1t could be said Of the Rhode
Islander that for a well-sus-
tanned period. he has been lit
orally the life Of the party
Democratic and society. He
started running for public office
almost so years ago in Rhode
Island where he was one of the
States most prominent lawyers.
In the State House and the
United States Senate he hewed
closely and consistently to the
New Deal and Fair Deal line.
In Washington social circles
and the cocktail circuits he
moves with sprightly mien.
Among other things. he has
been one of the Nations most
Eligible bachelors" at least
since the Gay Nineties. And, ac-
cording to reliable fiscal ac-
counts, he is at least the second
wealthiest member of the Sen
ate, and possibly the first.
Parties, he explains, offer his
best means of relaxing Family
connections, he says, are dear to
him not because of any caste
system but because he counts
among his ancestors Gen. Ma
thanael Greene and several
members Of Congress.
There is nothing pedestrian
about Senator Green, except his
well-known fondness for walk
ing. He has tapered OF in some
of his more strenuous exercises
such as wrestling and tennis
But his schedule is. never toe
busy to prevent regular swim
ming and rounds In the Senate
Gymnasium. In fair weather, he
Ijogs from his University Club
residence on Sixteenth street
about two miles to the Senate
Office Building.
Today, as usual, he continues
to stride on into the future.
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there included baseball and foot
ball.
Aside from his father and his
only brother, who is vice presi-
dent of The Mutual Insurance
Agency and lives in Alexandra,
William Boteler is survived by
two aunts, Mrs. Hester B.
Shouts of 5402 Connecticut ave-
nue. NV, and Mrs. Alvin Fisher
of Natick, Mass.
The father said he saw Will
liam to his plane for his last
assignment.
Il had been queasy about this
ever since ! found he was going, {"
he said last night.
Mr.. Boteler said his sons body
will be flown to Washington in
the next day or so for burial
here
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YaSmith Morrill, of Vermont, who
held a Senate seat until he was
sS8 years, eight months and IA
days old.
= Friends arranging a party for
Senator Green this afternoon
say it is premature to predict
he will be the first centenarian
In Senate history. But those who
currently see how little he has
changed in alertness and energy
since first coming to Congress in
1887 at the then supposedly adj
vanced age OF SO. would not be
surprised to find him still at the
same Senate stand at 100.
Preview in February
,Today's celebration had a pre-
view last February and could
have a repeat next October. Last
winter Senator Green surpassed
the SO years four months and "a
days of the late Senator Carter
Glass of Virginia.
Senator Green still has one
milestone ahead of him and he
: is confident he will pass it. This
awill happen next November 80
when at the age of 80 years,
month and % days, Senator
:rGreen will exceed the longevity
mark set by Representative
: Robert L. Doughton, Democrat
14of North Carolina, when he re-
tired from public service on jan
.suary 8, 1858. On that day, SEN
rator Green will become the oldest
stnan ever to serve in Congress.
While a dozen of Senator
Green's Senate colleagues now
.-are over 70, only two have YET
init 80-Senators Nicely Of West
Virginia. 80, and Murray Of
Montana. 80.
= It is only natural, too, that
TSenator Green should be &C.
claimed for having outlived prac-
ideally every tree on Capitol Hill
Senators johnson and Knowland
the Democratic and Republican
Senate leaders, and Senator Pas
tore, Rhode Islands junior Sen
lator at a mere 40. presented a
gavel to Senator Green the other
day. Senator johnson said II
was made from the Oldest tree
on the Capitol grounds. He re-
marked that Senator Green was
.flourishing better than any OF
The ancient flora in the vicinity
This most ancient specimen Of
Capitol Hill fauna is nearly as
.llnchanging as the trees. A IA
miliar figure with perennial in
.destructible pince-nez glasses, he
remains somewhat stoop-shoul-
dered and small in physical
Structure. But he still is rugged
enough to rout a would-be ban
dit, as he did when only IS, or
outdistance a bolt of lightning
as he did about 20 years ago
sEhen it tore into the study of
his home in Providence, r. I.
Well-wiShers who greet him
Today with a highly appropriate
-""long life to you% therefore will
not suppose he intends to rest
on his years or laurels. He has
been going too long for that.
From 1888 to 1887 he was
Rhode Islands Governor. He Il
vice chairman Of the Democratic
National Committee, a member
of the Senate Democratic Policy
Committee. and chairman Of the
Senate Rules Committee. He
hopes to achieve still another
ambition, the craftsmanship of
.the Senate Foreign Relations
Committee. Because of the re-
tirement Of Senator Walter
George Of Georgia-the dean of
the Senate at a relatively vollth-
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Clues Sought
In Death Of Girls
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man at the Waterloo barracks
late last night.
Corpl. FISHERMAN said the
women came in voluntarily to
give information, He said he
didn't know whether it was
pertinent but would pass it
along to the detective sergeants
working on the case.
Authorities are now satisfied
as to the identity of the two girls
found nearly q week apart in
Maryland and Virginia waters,
but beyond the identification
they have little to go on-in-
Guiding the causes of death.
Medical reports on the Fellers
girl are considered inconclusive
and the findings on the Venable
girl are not expected until to-
morrow.
Police do not know whether
the girls were raped. DR.. Godfrey
Mann, Virginia's chief medical
examiner who is preparing the
medical report on Shelby Jean,
said he and mis- assistants sus-
pected rape and were concen-
trating on physical evidence.
DR.. Mann said last night, how
ever, that while there obviously
was some sex motivation" in
Shelby jeans death the body had
decomposed to such an extent
that it would probably be i'm
possible to determine If she had
been raped.
II think. however" he said,
well be able to determine the
cause Of DEATH"
Examination Delayed
DR.. Mann said completion of
the examination Of the Venable
girls body was held up because
certain tissues failed to harden
sufficiently for microscopic tests
He added that he hoped to COM
plete the tests over the week end.
Detectives were pursuing the
theory that the girls knew the
person who picked them UP
partly because the parents. Of
the dead girls have insisted they
would not get into the car Of Q
stranger and partly because they
have no other clues to go on al
this time.
In their investigation, they are
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Showers to Give
Only Slight Relief

ThundershowerS, scattered in
just about every direction from
Washington, promised only slight
relief today from temperatures
that haven't been below 70 de-
grees since last Wednesday.
The Weather Bureaus forecast
calls for a low early today of
about So; mot as warm" today,
with the high in the lower 80s.
Yesterdays high was slightly
over 80 degrees.
High humidity during most OF
yesterday made the heat more
noticeable and helped to drive
thousands to beaches, parks and
the shade.
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Ilooking for Q person known %
far only as al" A notebook
found among the venable girls
effects had al" written on sew
eral pages. At one point. police
found q notation. II hate AL.
Al hates me-"
No Ideas on ZAP
Shelby Jeans mother said she
had turned over her daughters
notebook and other papers with
lout reading them, after getting
them from the girls school. She
said she had no idea who CAP
was.
! Detectives, she said, had ques-
Itioned her about her daughters
boy friends. She said she gave
them what information she could
mostly first names of neigh
borhood boys.
Shelby Jean. she emphasized,
had no steady boy friend.
Maryland detectives said frank
ly they were "just starting from
scratch" as late as yesterday
Afternoon. Shelby Jeans body
was found last Thursday in Ca
ltoctin Greek near the Potomac,
and the Fellers girls body was
found a week earlier in the
Potomac near Brunswick, Md,
nine miles away.
Clothing Not Found
/ Both bodies had been stripped
of their clothing, and both scenes
have been secured without find
ing anything but lone ballerina
slipper. Police said the search
for the clothing would be con-
Itinued.
/ Attention was focused yeSter-
day on the suspect held in the
Anne Arundel County jail be-
cause police Of that county said
his face had a scar and his car
matched the description Of the
lone in which the two girls had
driven away.
4 The suspects car, q 1855 sea-
foam green Ford sedan with
Virginia tags. was found outside
1.-THE department store south Of
Baltimore where he was caught
June s after q burglar alarm
was set of in the store.
Police have been looking for .
light blue Ford such as was de-
;scribed by 13-year-old Edwin
FellerS. jr., brother of one Of the
slain girls and the last person
known to have seen them alive
/ Boy Was witness
The Fellers boy. detective.
said. was across the street or
1.-THE drivers side Of the car wher
/ he saw his sister and the Venablt
lgirl enter it. Detectives were
Icagy yesterday in answer Il
Questions as to whether it wa,
possible there was a second mar
in the car, possibly not seen BY
! the Fellers boy.
J, The boy was taken by State
police to Fort Meade Friday to
go on a tour of post parking lots
to see if any of the cars re.
! Sembled the one he says he saw
his sister and her best frienc
enter.
/ 1t. Col. Lehman ]. Lewis, OF
Fort Meade, said yesterday that
he had been asked by Maryland
State police to check all post
personnel known to have been
on leave or AWOL lately.
Post Registry Checked
He said he had been WORKING
with police since Friday check
ing the post registry of cars tc
; see if any answered the Fellers
boys description. Col. Lewis said
all cars on the registry with
Virginia State registration have
been checked and ruled out. The
car seen by the boy had Virginia
tags.
/ AS the search for clues to the
car, the clothes or the killer was
pressed by Maryland and Vir.
GINA State and county police
Sheriff Roger F. Powell oil
Loudoun County disclosed thai
his 80 special deputies are talk
ing to their business and farm
friends to see if any of them saw
the girls or the car on the
! county highways on thu fatefu
night.
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Green, at SO, Becomes
Oldest Senator in History
By ROBERT X. WALSH

Senator Theodore Francis Green would be the last
he belongs the but he Is living today
us the oldest the United
At SO eight months and -trong
rottng Rhode Island Democrat broken
The previous record by the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-17

it's the only mixer with 3 powerful
heaters for thorough, complete mixinE
Comes complete with 2 and l-auart
bowls plus q plastic iuicer--at no
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-24
TV Storted Grace

1t was TV that gave Grace Kelly her big start
Among the many video dramatic shows on which
she starred was the Philco production of THE
Rich Boy" by F. Scott Fitzgerald. Gene Lyons
was her co-Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-24

Bess and drew a blank when 1t came time to
announce the title of the song she was supposed
to sing.
This is only partial list, to be sure. 1t
doesn't include guest spots with Steve Allen,
Arlene Francis shows for the Army or Paul
Whiteman).
She has another coming up next Saturday,
in fact-on Ozark Jubilee (7:30 pm, WMAL-D.
It's her first time on the ABC-TV series and
with the country music set Il don't like all
kinds of country music" she admits, but don't
forget, they do lot of pop stuff on it. I've
been watching it the last couple of months and
get big kick out of it"
So how old is this TV veteran?
Just 26.
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Continued From Preceding Poee
obvious exceptions to this rule. Consider her
various TV shows:
/. Gulf show Bob SMITH January, Feb
ruary, 1919.
2 Stop the Music bert Parks)-three years.
CAS- long as it was on
8. The Bert Parks Show-two years. C"My
faVorite boss. He's the greatest.")
T. Celebrity Time Conrad NageD.
5. Kate Smith-Summer replacement.
Red Fired Everyone
- g. Red Buttons Show of the season.
when the show started to Slip Red fired every
body from the producer, writer's on down to
me-"
T. Summer Show-(with Merv Griffin. Re-
placement for Jane Froman and Joe Stafford.
This was my favorite show. I wasn't supposed
to be coincidence or a dancer. We had fine
arrangements and settings-and we sang"
g. The Big Payoff Randy Merrman, BeSs
MyerSon). This is her current show (CBS-9)
and she loves working on it. She laughs in
recalling the time she subbed for vacationing
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NIGHT PORTER
AND CLEANER
Apply ALBAN TOWERS
R.Un Maeg Ave- NJ w

OFFICE ACCOUNTANT. handle gen
eral ledger, financial statements
and subsidiary records; salary open.
Auto agency. 5-day week. Write
Box 45O-M, Star.
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SALESMAN
Unusual Opportunity

MANUFACTURED has opening for
young salesman to call OH estab-
lished accounts. Prefer man now
employed who has earned over
$4,000 in past years and want to
make considerably more. Starting
salary, 500 per week. plus monthly
bonus. Phone Lexington 9-2540.
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CLERK

Speciality store with excellent
interested in advancement: knowl-
edge of tipping desirable: good start.
ing salary, liberal discounts; 5-daS
week Apply Mr. Stewart.
THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP
13In r ST NV
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MAN WITH CAR

Attractive Income. Good References
Call JU. o-I351
MEN, WHITE. part or full time. Car,
no experience necessary. Call RE
3-5197 Fri. . to pm.
MEN. locksmiths. exper. and train
ees wanted immed.: local and out
ot;toWn positions available; good
Apply in person. KREsGE'S KEY
DEPT. 9TH and E SITS. NV. 2ls
YOUNG MAN, age no barrier, pro-
eresSive, willihS to learn, and be
able to take directions. would like
TO establish himself with large f.
nancial institution. Starting SAL
airy $3.50 per month plus car allow
ance. II interested, call JU. 5-lO33.
Mr.. PECOLA. No floaters please.
YOUNG MAN. 2l-35, well versed in
amateur photography; interesting
sales position with future. ALEX
CAMERA EXCHANGE. 421 King
st. Alex. XII 9-2171. Mr.. Levin.
YOUNG MAN, white. for stock work:
good opportunity for willing worker
Amply l447 Maryland ave. ne.
YOUNG MAN, white, IS to 30, to
learn envelope Gle cutting. No
operators will teach you. Perma-
nent Job and good opportunity for
right man. Vacation with pay and
. paid holidays. Convenient TO
those living in ne. section. Apply
WASHINGTON ENVELOPE Co,
200 18th st. ne. before IL noon.
YOUNG MAN
Long-established financial institu-
ton has opening for young man, age
31-35. to make a career in the con-
sumer-finance business Excellent
starting salary. merit increases. All
modern employe benefits. Auto nee
eSsary.
Telephone MR.. GRAY
UN. $4,000
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LEDGER CLERK

High-school grad, 1875. for per-
manent employment in ACCOUNTING
department; 40-hr. wk.. no Satur-
days; regular pay increases and con.
pany benefits. Apply Personnel. Rm.
&C., $50 am. to pm. weekdays;
2 am. to noon Saturday No phone
calls.
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HELP WOMEN Cont

Neutrality-suspicious. in hair
salary plus 50ss com EMISSION LIZ IGp
LIAM CRAMER BEAUTY SHOP,
co. 5-4043. JU. 9-56Sl.
9EAUTICIAN, manicurist, shampoo
girl, 5 days week. LOUISE MOORE
BEAUTY SALON. GOA 18th st. NV
ME. S-S4I0.
BEAUTICIAN. experienced; ST.
weekly, plus commission; good work.
ing conditions, paid vacation
BERKSHIRE BEAUTY SALON, Wo
6-4f65.
BEAUTY OPERATOR Excellent
opportunity for good hair tint and
all-around operator. Good salary
and commission. Call Mr.. Arnauld
for appt. HUNTING TOWERS
BEAUTY SALON. Alexandria, Va.
kI. SOLO: ewes. and Sun, call
BEAUTY OPERATOR, exper.. for
modern Md. salon: excellent salary
and commission. Call Pc. 2-2434
for appointment.
BEAUTY ,, OPERATOR. full time; sx-
lumbia I'd. NV. Call AID. 4-0Sa9.
BOOKKEEPER = ELLIoTT-FISHER
pANlv v1er EMO ear II hida aeE; ky, Ky
firm, Sound knowledge bookkeeping
fundamentals. Good pay for right
person. Free parking and other
benefits. Call Mr.. WILLIAMS. ia.
2-4500.
BOOKkEEPER CLERK. neat. pre-
pared to meet public: good salary
ani working conditions: other bene-
hts; 6-day week. Apply In person
230S Rhode island ave. ne.
BUSINESS GIRLS--Need extra money
for Christmas? Sell AVON to CO.
workers; Earn $500 before Christ
CASHIER CHECKER
Exper.: 5-day wk,. no Sat. or sun;
TALLY-Eo RESTAURANT. SIa 18th
ST. NV,
CASHIER CLERK -TYPIST
OF credit and COLLECTIONS. Good SAL
ary., Excellent working conditions
Apply MRS. BEALL. 81 9TH st. NV.
between am, and 4 pm.
CASHIER TYPIST
Large furniture store. Permanent.
~ uaNSs kODu STARTLING odldIy. FledS-
ant working conditions. Apply
National Furniture Co.
ith and H SITS. NV.
CLERK. white; for s. Arl. drugstore
fountain. daywork: good salary;
pleasant working conditions. Call
ia. 7-2562.
CLERK. for SAFES audit dept. Of Ice
appliance business. Exper helpful
but not necessary. Applicant mus
show aptitude for figures and de.
tailed type of work. Many com,
pany benefits. such as vacations. in,
surance. disqualification. etc. Salar!
open. Apply 2l46 cath ple ne.
10 a.Tn.-6 pm.
CLERK TYPIST, for general ono,
work: age 30-45. Apply in person
at INTERCHEMICAL CORP. 49,
Quc ST. ne.
CLERK. egible handwriting. typinl
helpful but not essential; must bl
| alert; 5-day wk. Apply End A.
lI23 Eye ST. NV. No phone calls
CLERK, exper.. refs, part time. [
TO II pm. WOODLAND PHAR
MACY. IA. $4,000.
CLERK. exper.. reliable, for valet
shop in modern bldg. Attractive
| salary; GOOD working cond. Boz
/ 243-M. Star.
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SAIESNIlil

With selling BACKGROUND Tor floor
covering store, Prefer experienced
men, but willing to train. Good
starting salary. steady EMPLOYMENT
Apply. DIENER'S. INC, 1900 Rhode
Island ave ne
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MANAGER

For lac. turn. dept. Of washinston's
leading appliances chain. Salary plus
commission as well A. many com.
pany BENEFITS rrse parking provided
Write Boz 422-M. star. irving auali-
hcations and salary expected
MECHANICAL ENGINEER. experi.
enced air conditioning designer.
for consulting engineer once. -
per hour NE s.09t0