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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-10
School Board to Meet

The Arlington School Board
will hold a regular meeting at
10 am, tomorrow. at Bancroft
Elementary School. 625 South
Wakefield street. The meet
ing is one of the series of ses-
'sions being held by the Arling-
ton School Board at various
schools in the county.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-10

Prince Georges County bust
nessmen who continue to OPP
crate without a license may face
action by the next grand jury.
States Attorney Blair H
Smith said yesterday some 81
firms are reported to be respon-
sible for l22 violations.
Licenses classified as traders
cigarette. soda fountain, vending
machine, restaurant and plumb
ing are examples of those needed
by the businessmen.
Delinquents will have until
April to get licenses. Mr.. Smith
said their failure to do so would
lead him to present the problem
to the grand jury.
Notices will be sent by regis
tered mail to Is establishments
who have failed to obtain II.
censes as long ago as 1850. The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-10

Church. Va listens atntvey
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Battery 25h AAA
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-10

2Ooor, oposseneer Buick SPECIAL Sedon Model 49, Illus.
rofed Any stoe and local toxes ADDITIONAL Prices may
vary slightly in adjoining communities. wide variety Of
exroeo equipment and accessories available at your option
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-08-03
Meherriirl

Mrs j w Rolley and tie Rev.
W A McAlllSter. of winston Saem.
N c., spent several days with their
niece, Mrs r e Dunkum The
Rev Mr. McAllster aided the Rev.
r E. Dundum in two church ser
vices.
The regular monthly meeting Of
the Ruritan Club of Meherrin was
held last week and the Rev John
Boyd. Of Georgia who is now serv-
ing three Presbyterian churches il
this area. was the guest speaker
Mr. and Mrs Louie A Overton
Of Victoria. were guests Of the Rev
and Mrs. R E Dunkum on Wednes-
day. July IS
R Z. Dunkun. Jr and family
were guests Of their. parents. Rev
and Mrs R Z Dunkum
Rev r E. Dunkum visited patients
in three Richmond hospitals on
Tuesday of last week
Miss Elizabeth Johnson, or Rich
mond formerly Of Meheirin. spent
the week end with Mrs. Joe Jen-
kins and attended the Homecoming
At Meherrin Methodist Church, Sun
day July %
f. g. Redmond is improving in
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-08-03
T'hrock

Mr.. and Mrs. George Bonn and
. family. OF Richmond spent sev-
eral days Of last week with Mr.
: and Mrs Baudie Carter.
: Mrs. M. 3. Driskill has returned
home after spending two weeks
: visiting her children at Norfolk
and Portsmouth. Mr.. and Mrs.
: Thomas DriSkill and family. of
: Norfolk, and Mrs. Thomas Wilker-
: son, OF Richmond. accompanied
: her home for the week END.
Hugh Calhoun and sister, Miss
: Lynette Calhoun, and their niece
: Mrs. Mable Bolick. and little son
: Ronnie, spent several days OF last
= week visiting relatives at Will
llamsburg
. Recent visitors in the home of
: Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Collie have
: been Mr. and Mrs. # F.. Dallas
= and family. of West Palm Beach.
Fla. Mr. and Mrs Roger Collie
= and son. of Richmond. Miss Re
Miss Annie Collie. Red Shelton,
= and Misses Addle and Kitty Anne
Dodson. all of Danvllle.
Mr. and Mrs Bob Whorley and
visited her parents. MI. and Mrs
kverette Hughes
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Skinner,
Jr., Of Richmond. spent the past
weekend with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs Charlie Skinner
Charles Buck RICE spent last
week vacatloning at Virginia
Beach
Miss Virginia Rice and friends.
of Richmond, were overnight
quests OF her parents, MI and
Mrs. Morton Rice. on Wednesday
-Of last week, enroute to North
Carolina.
MI and Mrs. Bert SWalley and
Lou expect to leave August II to
spend their vacation with his
-mother and other relatives in
Oklafloma. Enroute they plan to
= tour the mountains of Tennessee.
West Virginia and the Ozarks Of
= Missouri Before returning they
plan to visit some of the histori-
cal places Of Oklahoma.
Miss Lois Mylum spent Satur-
= day night with Lou SWalley
MI and Mrs Charlie Mylum
visited MI ana Mrs. Walter Allen,
Of near Farmville, Saturday eve
ming
Jackie d Throckmorton and
son Denny. of Salem, visited MI
and Mrs Andrew Throckmorton
and Mr.. and Mrs. Bert SWalley
Sunday morning
Mr.. and MIS- Charlie Parker Of
Richmond, were overnight guests
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-08-03

of her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Slayton. last week en-
route home after spending their
vacation with relatives III Ohio
Recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs
Bill TeW have been her sister, Mrs.
Rose Ceh. and her aunt and
uncle, Mr.. and Mrs Mike De-
Benedetto and son. all OF Ozone
Park, N Y
Mrs. Otis Sharp and her daugh-
ter and family. Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Fox, all of Detroit, Mich. have
have been visiting her brother anC
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Atche-
ley, and her sister and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Dallas Allen
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Paulson anC
family. of Worsham. and Mr.. anC
Mrs. Jack DoWdy and daughter
of near Farmyille, spent Sunday
with their parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Dan Atcheley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Bonn, of Roa
noke, visited her grandparents
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Slayton, dur
ing the week -end Other visitors
in the same home Sunday were
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Slayton and
family, of Abilene; Fred Paulson
and daughter. OF Worsham and
j. D. Atcheley.
Mrs Rocky DeLeo. of Rich
mond. spent Saturday in the home
Of Mrs baudie Garter visiting
with her children Peggy Joyce
and DlCkie
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-08-03

Danville. were recent visitors of her
sister and brother-in-law Mr.. and
Mrs E S. Blackburn
Dr.. Newton Jefferson returned
Monday to Washington after spend
ing the week end al Tranquility
With his family
Mrs. L j. WEIGH entertained the
Heights Bridge Club T hur $ a Y
night Special guests were Mrs.
Robert Harris, Miss Matte Thorn
top Mrs. Clarence Bradshaw and
Mrs Edgar Powell. A buffet supper
was served before playing bridge
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Gillian and
daughters, Of Richmond. spent the
week end with his parents
Dr. John B. Cunningham spent
Wednesday III the E N Cunning
ham home.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-08-03
Mrs. Clarence Wells. Of Whining.

Mrs. Clarence Wells. Of Whining
ton. Del. is visiting her son-in-law
ara daughter. Mr.. and Mrs, A. +.
Seay, Jr
J Mr.. and Mrs K. l.. Jones have
returned after a vacation in the
NeH ENGLAND states
MI and Mrs R. c. Omohundro,
of Fork Union, were Sunday visitors
Of Mr. and Mrs M F. LeSueur
M and Mrs A F. Seay, and
Mrs. Wells were Richmond visitors
Saturday to see their newborn
grandson
Mrs MILFORD Snoddy and son,
Michael Arthur are home from the
hospital
Happy birthday to little Tommy
Johnson and is he proud of his
gym set
Mrs Morgan Jones. Of Hampton
is spending some time at her home
here.
M and Mrs Bobby Haden, Of
Riclnrond, are visiting his parents,
Dr and Mrs. f. j. Haden.
Mr. ard Mrs. Owen Williams
We're Richmond visitors Monday
MI, and Mrs Leon Kasbaum Of
Cincinnati. O.. spent several days
Will her parents, Mr.. and Mrs II
NJ DuNal
Anne Williams is confined to her
home with German measles.
Mr. ana Mrs. Carey Hughes We're
Ri, hnond visitors Monday. Carey
Wet back for a check-over
Among the visitors Of Mr. anC
Mrs H NJ. DeVal during the week
were MI and Mrs c. A Whitfield
OF Warren and Murray Cleveland, q
Lynchburg.
The Lucy Mabel LeSueur Circle
met With Mrs H Spessard OF
Thursday
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-08-03

Medical College Hospital in Rich
m0nd
Miss Jane Bohannon is spending
few days with Miss Cynthia Nun
nally at Burkeville
Those attending the family re-
union OF Mr.. and Mrs c L. Spur
lock Sunday, July % were Mr. and
MIS-, C. L Spurlock, Jr, Of Farm
vile Nh and Mrs E L. Chapman
and two children. OF Smithfield .
Nj and Mrs. H " Spurlock and
baby, Of Petersburg Mr. and Mrs.
H L. Spurlock and two children Of
Falls Church. Mr. and Mrs. c 0.
Srurlock and two children of Alex
andria; Mr. and Mrs H L Birch
EFT. Jr and two children. of Hope
well. Miss Virginia Spurlock, Of
Smlthfield, Nh and Mrs B A Tay-
lor and two children of Lynchburg;
Mr. and Mrs N b Wallace of
Columbia. S c. Me and Mrs A.
e Spulock. Of Richmond and Ed
ward G Spurlock. Tyndan AFB
Fla.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-08-03
Clayville

MIR and Mrs. w T Clements
ana family left Sunday to attend
the Copeland reunion which is
held annually at Scotland Wharf
in Surrey County
Nj. and Mrs Robert Bernard
and son, of Richmond, have been
visiting Mrs. Bernard's parents
Mr.. and Mrs S. w Utley. for the
past week
The people Of the village are de-
lighted that Mr.. and Mrs. John
Lilly Mrs. E. F.. Ubele, and Mrs,
S. w. Utley are able TO be out
again. They have been SICK for
some time
Mr. and MIS- O d simmons of
Detroit, Mich, have been visiting
MI and Mrs Glenn Simmons.
Misses Kay and Sandra Simmons
VIII accompany them home for q
visit
Ford Harris has returned home
after a wonderful fishing trip to
Canada
MI and MIS-. R L Wells, Jr
and entire family left Friday
night for. Hampton, where the
Wells family reunion was held in
the home of Mr. and Mrs Dennis
l. Nicholas. There were - present
and a wonderful time was had
Mrs. Ruth Harris, Of Miami,
Fla. is visiting in the home Of her
parents Mr and Mrs Byrd Ro-
bens
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-08-03
Arvonia

Mrs ] NJ Hannah and Miss Sa-
rah Hannah have returned after
spending six weeks in Salisbury
and Ocean City Nd and New
York
Little Jack Williams is spending
The week with his grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs Cliildrey Scott in
Richmond
The Arron Baptist Sunday School
held picnic al Bear Greek Lake
Saturday
Mr. and Mrs Dick Sawyer and
Jour children returned to Hampton
on Sunday after spending three
weeks with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. + NJ. DuVal.
Mrs W A Chambers and W A
Chambers Jr, spent several days
At Virginia Beach.
Mr. and Mrs M NJ. Johns. Men
cy Bitsv and Beth left Sunday for
vacation At Ocean City Md
Mrs T S Jeffrey was a visitor
to Richmond on Thursday.
Tie annual Sunday School picnic
Of Tie ArVon Presbyterian Church
was held at Bear Greek L "a K {
Sa(u day.
MI and Mrs Aubrey Yancey
M and Mrs NJ + LeSueur and
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-08-03
Pamplin Route 2

Mr. and Mrs H E Carwle Jr.,
and children spent last week visit
ing III Waverly They also went t.
the Chincotasue Island Pony Round
up and visited relatives IN South
alnpton
Mrs Hugh Dickerson is attending
the Presbyterian Womens Confer
ence, as delegate from Pamplin
Presbyterian Church, held At Mass
anetta Springs this week. Visitors
itf the Dlckerson home foe the week
end were Mr. and Mrs Hugh Dick.
erson, Jr.. Dickie and Wayne. Of
Richmond.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Neellv. OF
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-08-03

Mrs. Clarence Bradshaw n 4
daughters, Kate Weaver ana Eliza
beth. returned to Durham N. C.,
after spending some time With her
parents Mr. and Mrs H e Gun
ningham Herbie is visiting his
uncle, Clyde Bradshaw, Ill Norfolk
before returning to Durham.
Mrs George Palmer and Mr. 5
Leila Love, OF Green Bay, and Mrs
Creme b Arvin, OF Greensboro,
N. c.. were guests OF Mrs r N,
Jefferson Tuesday and called on
Mrs. Thornton Cunningham IN the
afternoon
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-08-03

Fourth-ranking state among coal
producers. Illinois had total produc-
ton Ia 1855 OF 6,3l0 900 tons, gain
of more than 10 per cent over 1874.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-05-02
Methodist Pastors
Will Swap Churches
For Sunday Service

Methodist pastors in this arsa
have set up round-robin scIe-
.dulc for services on Sunday
evening.
The Rev. p. F. Newton. pastor
D.; the Whitcvillc Methods,
C@rrcn will deliver the sermon
~ the Saint Paul Methodist
Church in Tabor City.
The Rev Paul Carruth. past e.
or of the Saint Paul Methodist
Church. will conduct worship NJ
III" FAIR Bluff Methodist Church
and Rsv. II. Fred Davis. pastor
~ the Fair Bluff Methodist
Church. will conduct services u,
''. LoriS Methodist Church.
Bounding out the one-tinc
ont will be the Rev. Walter
Nmoak who will conduct H..
"IN'c"s at tho Whitcville Meth
.GiSt Church.
The purpose of the round
iDhin schedule is to give Meth
...sts IN the area an opportun.-
, ~ worship under variety Of
.a, .ership." said Rev. Carruth.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-05-02
Reynolds Heads
SEAAA Group
BY JIGGS POWERS
(SEAAAA Publicist

LUMBERTON - Bob Rcvn-
olds. Sanford Central athletic
director and coach. became
president of the Southeastern
"A Athi tic Association at its
Spring meeting. held at Hotel
Lorraine here last week.
Reynolds succeeds Principal
John 7. SaS>,r of Whitcyille
High School in tho top pos. of
the ll-syhool organization. The
promotion to president was au-
tomato, as Reynolds had been
the groups I955-56 first vice.
president.
Other new officers named at
the meeting We're c. II. Primer.
Tabor City principal, LIST vice
president: W. /. Haltiwangcr.
Hamlet principal. 2nd vicc-prcs-
ident: and Jim Brown. Dunn
coach, secretary Halt
iwangcr replaces James c. Bau-
com of WadCsDoro and Brown
succeeds George L. Thompson
OF Lumberton.
The new officials were pre-
scented to the meeting by w. II.
ICoble of Laurinburg, member
of the nominating committee.
Other members were Chairman
IL. a. Bruton. Whiteville and Sill
Caruso of Clinton. All Of the
group presented by the commit
tee were elected unanimously.
Other business handled at the
confab included motions per-
tanning to arrangements for dis
Itrict basketball tournaments
next season, new basketball
rules and arrangements to Sc
cure more efficient officiating at
the circuits 1856 football games
Arrangements were also
made for Lumberton to be host
TO the SEAAAA's first official
track meet and golf tournament
on Saturday, May 5. All schools
were invited by Lumbcrton Ath-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-05-02
Lumberion Edges Red Devils
81 With Ninth Inning Rally
BY JOEL CLEMONS

Lumberton edged out Tabor
City Friday afternoon in a Sc
AA conference tilt 81. The de-
termined Red Devils tied up the
game late in the seventh inning
by getting three runs TO make
the score TT, but Lumberton
gained their lead again early in
the ninth. The Lumberton vic
tory was due TO the ample hit
ting Of Knox Kinlaw, catcher,
who had a perfect day at the
plate with four hits in four at
tempts. Leading hitters for Tab
or City were Jackie Soles and
Rowcll BurlcSon who each had
two hits for three times at bat.
The defeat gave the Devils a
% conference record for the
Naar
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-05-02
,a7rea Veterans
r. rance Nav
g 2e:assafeI

LapSod CT term insurance
still may be rcinStatcd before
the end Of the term period. the
Veterans Administration said in
answer to numerous inquiries.
VA said it has found that
many veterans believe they &c
longer are entitled to CT insur-
ance when they have missed
Sc'cral premium payments on
3-year term policies.
However. the agency explain
20. If the swear term has not
expired, the policies may be re-
.nStated with the payment Of
two monthly premiums.
a medical examination is re-
quired if the policies have been
iapsed more than three months.
No examination is required II
the policies have been lapseG
less than three months and ths
pclicyholdcrS are in as good
'"alth as they were on the date
Of lapse, VA added
ANY contact office of the Vet
Grams Administration will assist
veterans in reinstating CT term
Insurance.
Q-l am taking flight train
ing under the Korean CT Bill
VIII | be allowed any specific
number of days OF absence dur
ing which l will receive nv CT
allowance?
A-No. Flight trainees are
paid only on the basis of flight
instruction actually received
When no instruction is received
no payments will be made.
q allowed my World War
ii CT permanent insurance pol
icy TO lapse two months ago. I
plan to pay all my back prem
iumS and rcinstatc il. viii I
have TO pay interest on tho
~ 'llluI1lS.
AT you rcinstatc your per-
manent policy within three
months after the date il lapsed
no interest will be charged II
you wait longer. you will be re-
quired TO pay interest on back
premiums.
Q-1 intend to apply for a
CT business loan. There is no
real estate involved. Would I
be eligible for a 25-year loan?
A-No. Under the law. nom
real estate loans may be made
for maximum repayment per-
iod Of 10 years. Within that
maximum, the repayment per-
iod will have 10 be worked out
between you and the lender.
Q-I want to get a CT farm
loan. How can I find a lender
who makes such loans?
A-You would be able to get
the information from your Co
unity Agricultural Extension A.
gent. You also should contact
Iendino institutions in YOUR conn
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-05-02

'WhiteVille at Lumberton; Tues
Iday-Sanford at Hamlet, Tabor
City at Dunn; WEDNESDAY -
Wadesboro at Raeford, Laurin-
burg at Rockingham; THURS
DAY - Whiteville at Clinton;
FRIDAY - Dunn at Clinton
Laurinburg at Wadesboro, Rock
ingham at Hamlet.
Initial Victories
Cellar-dwcllcrS in each dis
trict - Raeford of d. and
Dunn in D-2-finally captured
their first wins in the loop dur
ing the week. Raeford clipped
Hamlet, ll-6, as their Walter
Thornberg worked 6-hitter
and joined Ken Culbreth in hit
ting , for 4. Harry Lawrence
belted two doubles and Fan
TunStall hit 2 for 3, one a
double for the losing Red Rams.
Dunn blasted Whiteville, 1873.
gaining a 6-run margin in the
opening frame on three Wolf
pack errors and singles by Rus
sell Carter, Bill Joyner, Skeet
Jernigan, and Bill Crabtree,
James Lewis of the victors and
Lionel Todd of Whiteville each
hit = for 3.
Lumberton'S Knox Kinlaw
slapped a 2-run homer in the
9th frame to give his team vic
tory at Tabor City. The hustling
little backstoD hit 4 for 4 dur
ing the tilt. Rowell Burleson and
Jackie SoleS of TIC each hit .
for 4. Billy Ratliff was the win
ming pitcher in Wadesboro'S
triumph at Laurinburg. The An
son County nine scored thrice
in the 4th to cinch the win.
while Rodney Todd tripled for
Hamlet avenged an earlier
loss to Raeford in the week by
stopping the Hoke County nine
on Doug Haynes 3-hitter and
homerS by Sonny Bankhead.
David Brown and Sonny Gar
rlSOn.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-05-02

Miss Katherine Campbell. ex-
tension house furnishing speci-
aIlSt from State College, will
hold special demonstration on
flower arrangements THURSDAY.
2:3O p. m, in the auditorium of
the Whiteville High School agri-
culture building.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-05-02
Miller losses
Three-Hiiier;
Red Devils Win
BY JOEL CLENiONS

Tabor City High School pitch
er, Wayne Miller led his Red
Devil teammates to smashing
100 victory over the Loris nine
at Civitan Field Tuesday after
noon. Miller allowed the dis
couraged Loris team only three
hits while Tabor City copr2d
eleven from Hardee, pitcher for
the Lions. The Red Devils had
defeated the Lions earlier this
year also.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-05-02
Rockingham.
Clinton Still Top
Baseball Loop
BY JIGGS POWERS
(SEAAAAA PubliciSD

WHITEVILLE, May - Two
more victories each went on the
win side of the ledger for the
Rockingham Rockets and Clin-
yol Dark Horses, unbeatcn lead
erS in the respective District
ard District , baseball races OF
the Southeastern IA Atnig tic
Association the past week.
Bill Eutsler'S Rockets W hip
ped WadeSboro, 1910, on not
Billiards no-hit pitching and
the hitting of Toby Beck. Jerry
Goodman and Ed Hawkins. Each
hao two SafetieS, with one OF
Beck'S being a homer. The d.
paceSetterS also downed San
ford, 6-3, with Ed Hawkins
spinning a SiX-hitter
Clinton romped over Lumb-
erton, 60. with Jim Roney pit
ching two-hit ball and tanning
IA. Bobby Robinson hit ? for 3,
one a triple. The Sampson crew
outscored Whitcville, ga. COM
ing from behind to turn the trick
with Randy Sumner and Teddy
Boney each getting three safe
ties. Pebo Collier of Whiteville
had 2 for 1.
Other Results
Other results of the week in
cluded Racford II, Hamlet 6;
Dunn 70. WhitcviIlc 3: Wades-
boro 5. Laurinburg !: Lumber
ton 9, Tabor City :: and Ham
let 9, Racford l.
GAMES THIS WEEK: MON
DAY -Laurinburg at Sanford,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-05-02

'letic Director George Thompson
to enter teams or individuals in
both events.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-18
Paraguay College
Closed After Riots

ASUNCION, Paraguay. April
10 R.-The Paraguay National
University was closed until May
S by the government yesterday
because of student demonstra :
lions which resulted in clashes
with police.
The decree closing the institu-
ton said considerable damage
was caused to classrooms during
the clashes.
tThe newspaper FL Mundo of
Buenos Aires yesterday reported
that about 100 students were in
jured in the clashes. It said
Argentine and Uruguay students
were visiting the University at
the invitation of Paraguayan
students opposed to the gov
eminent headed by President
Gen. Alfredo Stroessner and that
fights started between the pro
and anti Stroessner students.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-18
Stevenson Hits
The Trail Again

SOUTHERN PINES, N. c.,
April 10 (P.-Adlai E. Steven
son was scheduled to ny from
this North Carolina resort area
to Pittsburgh today to resume his
campaign for the Democratic
presidential nomination.
The Democratic Party's 1852
standard bearer will undertake
a round of pre-primary stumping
in Pennsylvania today and to-
morrow.
Mr.. Stevenson will go to Wash
lington this week end to address
the American Society of News
paper Editors at a Saturday
luncheon session.
win Attend Dinner
He also will be a guest Sat-
Iurday of IL Democratic Senators
at a reception in the Mayflower
Hotel. Saturday evening he will
attend the Democratic National
Committees Woodrow Wilson
Centennial dinner.
On Sunday. Mr., Stevenson is
booked to appear on a television
panel program, Meet the Press"
from Washington. He speaks
Tuesday at a political education
directors meeting of the United
Auto Workers in the Sheraton
Park Hotel.
Mr.. Stevenson has been on a
four-day breather at the farm
home here of his sister. Mrs.
Ernest Ives.
Denies Victory Story
He took time out from his
resting yesterday to discount a
news story that quoted him as
saying he intends to win the
nomination on the first ballot.
The story was wholly mac
curate," Mr.. Stevenson said, but
lit is a good idea"
He added, II don't know much
about the history of national
conventions, but I doubt if many
candidates have been nominated
on the first ballot in contested
conventions.
i've been wracking my brain
trying to think of what / might
have said to give the young man
that impression. If it is a re-
porter making a prediction. let's
hope it comes true"