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more fun than being only three. AT
FOUR one is old enough to help frost
the cake, place the candles just
where they should be and, in short.
keep a supervisory eye on all the
preparations. AT least that's the way
Nat Walden found ID to be when he
celebrated his birthday at his grand
parents home last week The plcnic
IN the lawn was Just for him and
it made him very happy Another
advantage Of age is that one learns,
+ enc tries. the technique Of the
pleasing speech Mats comments as
he opened each gift That's just
what l needed"
Mr. and MS R l. Seay Jr. and
their children. scent the week end
with Mr.. and MIS- Lewis Christian.
Ann Christian, who snent the sum
mer in Richmond with the Seays,
etu~ned to enter school The Seay
children are visiting their grand
parents.
Mrs G D La Neave and Mrs.
Drewry La Neave, Of Crewe, and
Mrs. Harry Foster. Of Richmond.
were luncheon guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Julius Coleman Wednesday.
Friday luncheon guests IN the Cole
man home were Mrs. Gallatin A.
Thomas and her daughter, Nancy
Thomas, Of Butler, Pa. Sunday din
ner guests were Mrs Jack Ander-
son, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Anderson.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Saxon. their son.
Yves. and Jimmie Anderson.
Colenans Attend Funeral
Mr. and Mrs julius Coleman at
tended the funeral Of Mrs Lizzie
Bradshaw in Crewe Monday after
noon
School friends from his University
Of Richmond days, stopped by to
see Jimmie Anderson over the week
end John Brooks, Of Pennington
Gap. en route to the Theological
Seminary In Louisville. Ky, was a
luncheon guest in the Anderson
home Saturday, and Cliff Warren,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-06

family gave credit to the excellent
care he received at the hospital
MS Claude Anderson joined the
family for the week end. MT. and
Ms. Richard Ellis, nv. were Sun
Hay night cale N.
MS. a. D Barnes and MIS-.
Fannie Coin spent Sunday with
hrs Rodney Smith Mrs Una Flood
vas a luncheon guest in the Smith
ome Fvid7y.
Ms William Chaprrn Ms has
ess at a stork shower Tuesday
fterncon in honor Of MS Ernest
Bowling. j.. There wee contests.
refreshments. fin and 30 guests.
hat number does not include the
guest who. wearing he best dress.
Der best party manner and, with a
left under her arm, arrived on the
lIf7t Of the appointed hour by the
clock. but was exactly "a hours late
iI5y the calendar. Mrs. Chappell
Kindly went with the embarrassed
guest to the Bowling home, pre-
sented the gift, and had pleasant
4 visit.
n Ms Bowling told Of taking thu
gifts home after the shower and
showing them to her husband. He
was much impressed. He was also
impressed with the dainty little
party cakes of which she took him
q sample.
But why asked the prospec-
i've Papa, is the cake decorated
with a bird?"
Mama explained I'd him about the
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-06
James Peasants, IS,
Dies in Caftersville

James Henry P1eaHants, IS, who
died September 2. was buried
Tuesday at Car.srss;lle cemetery.
where graveside Funeral services
were held.
re Is survived BY. his widow.
Mrs Cassie Gcpfin,an Peasants.
two sons. Hugh 3. peasants and
w. n. PleasartS. seven grand
children six great-srandchildren,
three half sisters, Mrs. r. M.
Foster. Of Norfolk, Mrs. E. B.
Mosby and Mrs. RI r. Band e r
Aarde, Of Ricnlnoad, and one
half-brother, danes Bowles, Of
Columbia
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-06
Carte rsviIle Coop
Elects Officials

d q Fra ana TiicEe~ Harrison
both Of Ca tersville were elac ID
IA the advisory bard at an area
Southern States Ca-nre alive man
he ship injecting August Is at Car
a~svi'le
Ms d. w Eneel n Elk Hill and
M s. william P. Sande~so Of Cat
e sville were named to the farm
Nome advisory committee.
RIA vas elected board chairman
nd Harrison was named secretary
Mrs Sande sen was elected chair
nan n the FILA committee with
Ms Ruth Gamage as secretary
Frank Raber j. was chosen t.
represent the board At TIM annual
STOCKHOLDERS meatina III Redmond
November End 3, Harry Holman
If Ca~tersville was elected alter
rate.
4. u Flippan of Columbia and
H t. Harrison Of Cartersville will
be delegate and alternate respec-
lively at the district election meet
ing to be held at Lynchburg Oc-
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tober 10.
4 feature Or t5lt rheetins was a
panel discussion moderated by M
= Barden BaAfF. Gordon. Miller
NJ ) Carnage. W II Duncan M-s,
-lTard Cook anil " \ Gordon Mil-
Ter were on the l>aTel
hppr ox.mately 800 members Their
antilles and friends attended the
9.eeting Of which sasle~ was chat
nan. They hea;d reports on local
perations and X VICES given BY
e L. Blanton J; and. r ~ Dun
can.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-06
buckingham 4-H'ers
Win District Awards

Two Buckingham 4-H club
members wele among the u W o
received district awards for the I
4-H farm and home electric work
at the state All electric congre 5
August % in Richmond
The winners were Kenneth Bry-
ant and Gloria Newton
They were credited with On
standing electric wiring projects
and with teaching other young
sters the rudimants'o OF electricity.
Il.ftno., p..ociAna,t- ...1..A L. 4. ON, i :
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-06

stork-
Friday Sarah Frances Bowling
arrived to make, use of all the
pretty things awaiting her,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-06

Fifteen Presidents were tFeen I
sons.
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CARPENTER FOREMAN

STEADY work sand sood psy. lse.
q oaT rSrsss K SosT sse S:l., DAN
m nysco v s!f- :. Ynix A.s blvd Esst ,,.I
from Pour Corners. JU. s-elsO.
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INSPECTORS
Electro-M Mechanical

For inspection OF electro mech
anical devices, Basic knowledge Of
use Of inspection tools fMiscs
SAUCES etc. plus knowledge Of
electTonie wiring diagrams required
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WHITE. soRRELL and
WILLIAMSON, Attorneys.
IO2s Connecticut Ave. NV"
Waahlnetou. ID, G..

STATES DISTRICT COURT
Tor the District OF Columbia, Hold.
ing probate Court mo n3lse,
Administration. This Is 70 Give
Notice That the subscriber. OF
Inc STATE OF Texas. has obtained
from the Probate Court u the
District OF Columbia letter.,
TsstamentRry on the estate Of
LEILA w. MARSHALL, late Of the
District OF Columbia. deceased Al
persons having claims against the
dsccased are hereby warned 70
srhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof. legally authenti-
cafed, 10 the subscriber, % or
before the 18Th day Of March.
An 1888 otherwise they NAV
~ law De excluded from all bene-
dt on said estate Given under
my hand this 9 40 DAY q Sep
TENDER. 1857. FREDERICK u
MARSHALL. a7Oa bangor Street
EF'. washington 2Vt u q
fgeal1 Attest JOHN w FOLLIN,
Drputy Register OF Wills for. the
District OF Columbia, CLERK OF the
Probate Court. te26-oej,lO
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whsR anspoFlno edpsrfitsmsnts
sddreslld q slof hoses % NOT
enclose oriolnal Felsfeness. pho,
fo9ganha o. other waterfall %
personal oalto Copiee oorUe fhe
pnrpoaf orietna's mag ssi lost
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AUTO
statesmen

Splendid opportunity fer 2 men
70 associate With one OF Washing
toms Oldest and LARGEST Fofd deal
ers We want men Of good appear
anee. with AZ ambition 10 earn q
rood income and Wtlling 20 work
hard; generous ecmpen4etion plan
benefits, some sales experience de-
sirahie but not required For inter
view appointment, phone BOB
RCDE9 81 II. $4,000 PARKWAY
FORD. 3040 ~ o. NV.
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Auto Statesmen (4)

Experienced Closers Only
ssll for the fastest greWing Dodse-
Plymouth dealer ". THIS area
anything you have ever heard o.
IN the auto Industry Minimum
commission Is SIS on any car sold
$1,000 guafantee for IL neu units
sold AL this. plus many Een-
ercus Incentive bonuses each
month.
Il will pay you 70 investigate this
fabulous "share-the-pro1t" plan.
CAL NJ calduell Of Nj. oately
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LIaAL MonoIs


1903 fssassIyanla xssnus NV.
washington rs, d, q,
UNITED STATEa DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia, Hold.
ing 3 Probate Court Estate. Of
FLoRHNCR A. DAvl1s Deceased -
No, % sbko, Adminiatrntion Docket
l0b, Application haylng been
made herein for probate Of the
last viii and testament Of said
deceased, and for Letters TeHta-
menlarY on said estate, py Thk
RIuQe NATIONAL BANK or
WAsHINQToH. p. c. siee.sser
INQToN LOAN AND TRUST
SS2he ess 4 ssp..m Z srd AIS iss So.
H Shes MI ATkINs' oa &c IN.
KIN, Il any. 81 the dsesastd. and
All others concerned, appear ID
said Court On Monday, the Ath
day 81 November, AID, 1857. ct
10 o'clock An 70 show cause
why such application should not
be granted Let notice hereof be
published In the "WAshingtQn Law
Reporter" and Tho evening
star. once In each 81 three sue
cessiye weeks before the. return
day herein mentioned, the lirst
publication TO be not leAs than
thirty days before said return day
S M5sSnsss THhkws. H eSss3 MAJ.
q said Court, this cath day Of
September. AID. 1857 Seal
Attest; JOHN M. FoLLIN. Deputy
q e Columbia; CLERK 2, the rebate
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MELPAR, INC.
l4ll s. Fern st.
Arlington, Va.

TAKE AB&w bus from 18th n
and Pa ave. NV set on 18th Of
9. on Jefferson Davis hwyJ
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ACCOUNTANTS
Assistant Office Manager

Metropolitan Wash.
ington Ford dealer
has immediate va
Cancy for an assist
ant once MANAGER.
Salary cOmmensu-
rate with exper aud
ability. We want
someone with a thor.
ough knowledge OF
all phases Of man
aging a large FOrd
deAle rship once.
Write to BOZ ti5-R.
star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-10
EELp-MEM

slip covers and uph., 1876 com
mission We furnish all Leads. Full
time or part time. Call YARD
STICK, tx 3-0523,
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MELP-MEN

HARDWARE cOUNTERMAN and
shipping clerk. .exper, preferred
awe ref. and salary desired, Box
aaT. Aiexandria, Va.
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MELp-MEM
lcoNfiNutDl
ADVERTISING
PRODUCTION

Ex~srisneed in printed adveftis.
should have . feel Tor what paper
and tspo ern do, and should 40,
and mbst important. must b able
10 see beyond schedules, esti-
mates and Job traiilc. 10 objective
and results send resume Of ex-
perienee 70 BOX lO0-ul star.
ACCTSTAMT MKNHTEU
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JOHN DILLON FITZGERALD.



UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia Hold
ms 4 Probate Court NO. p ofe,
Administration Docket Is5. Estate
OF Catherine Holman Lanisan
(also known as Catherine n LAM
gan, also known a. Cstneiine ~
Lanigan deceased Application
having been made herein TOR pro-
bate Of the last VII and testament
81 said deceased and for letters tes-
tamentary on SAD STATE; es J !,
ordered This 9th day Of october,
AD 1897. that Edward J. Quinn,
1arnard y Quinn. Anna Elizabeth
Mailman OConnof, Geofge j
p5itmari. Jr, John Phillips, Jr the
unknown heirs a. Law and next OF
kin Of the deceased. and al others
Concerned. appear IN said Court On
Monday. the Sth day OF Novem-
her, AID. 1857. at 1000 O'Clock
am. to show cause why such
appllcation should not be granted
lei notice hereof be published in
fhe 'sWashingtnn Law Reporter
and "The Evening star" once IN
zach 81 three successive weeks Pc
fore the return day herein mem
tloned, the first publication TO be
not less than thirty DAYS before said
retifru DAY. Witness, the Honorable
BOfITHA J. LAWS, Chief Judge OF
said Court. this 9th day Of Ocs
ts' 99sI = D 2 BuRKAR4. Deputy Res.
istsr Of Wills for the District o.
Columbia. clerk Of the Probate
Court ocl0. l9,24
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! assrpa sSSsS t .SmR sSS;
nc and 7oF private accocniing ex.
periencs required. must have col,
lege education or equivalent. ant
preference over IS. substantial
salary and bsnetts Submit full re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-10

uAkEn; white. Apply II person.
AZ II EcIsN. y. Ho 81 III p,g sh
BAKERS = Hostess cake bakery.
union scale. GOOD working condl.
llony. Phone NO. 7-io00 for In
BARBER for downtown iocafinni
good pay. Inquire HI. 4-6o0b.
BARTENDER white, experlehced:
references. Call MA. s.17e3.
BINDERY PAPER CUTTER, for
mod plant Tor efper. man. Free
parking. WILLIAM NORWITZ co
01a 18th 81. NV ~
B0OKKEEPER National trade Is.
ISOLATION requires the Hofviees OF
an experienced young man, TO be
m complete charge OF lts book
keeping. good working conditions,
salary IN $4,000 10 IS 1000 bracket,
wish opportunity for Advancement.
Apply for interview 70 Boz 2D3-o,
star giving age educational and
CAMERA SALESMAN. permanent;
VIII train Il already familiar with
P gsnasnJ sasl t2Iq AEENRf'e
q, Alexandria. We,
CAB WASHER for, new-car dealer
lng. MR. MARTIN. "a. 7-5Sa9.
CAR WASHER permanent position,
age 2o-36. eolored, willing to gIVe
bARRoN'S suNoCO snRvfcIE
STA, Wis, and River I'd. NV.
CARPENTER. trim man only. Cali
ia. U-l026.
CARPENTER--EKperienced remod.
cling and repairs. Bethesda area,
must have car. OIL. 2-04O3,
CARPENTER. with own car and
work. VIII. 2-447O,
CARPENTERS, report ready foI
work. GOOD pay 1900 Wyomin1
ave: nv See Mr., ADAMS. or cal
CARPENTER FOREMAN
STEADY work and good pay. lse
subdivision IN wheaton area. Apply
oeTRow CONSTRUCTION CO
l0SOO blk. Univ, blvd, west
mile, vest Of wheaton. 2 miles
from Pour Corners. JU. s-9isO
CARPENTERS
Apply goth and ! streets nv.
CHEF, WHITE, $3.50
Conway Empl. Ser. 5lp Och 81. nv.
CHIEF CLERK
Active and alert individ-
aal with mature judgment
to oversee night operations
IN our Service Dept. Anpli-
can't should be between 30
% yrs. with some past ex-
perience In customer aerY-
ices and supervision Of
young men. Physical exam.
REQUIRED, Apply Personnel
Rm. COZ. 1870 am. 70 $3.50
pm. weekdays. No phone
eaha.
rw4aam
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-10
EDUCATIONAL
SALESMAN
TO $4,000
CALDER

We are looking for q nan or
voman IN this territory Who is
successfully selling eooking uten-
sis. silserWare. cosmetics iRsur-
ence particularly lifel. education
o. related lines, whose earninEs are
limited due 70 territory restrictions.
!aek OF leads. poor management or
low commission Abundance Of leads
constantly from radio. Newspaper.
bus. direct mall and national ad.
rertising; no eanyassing High
commission plus bonuses. Appeanne
home study tfaining for hostesses
communieationistS,
passenger aGents linen and
womenJ Permanent connection
with worlds larEest airline school
Member National Home study
Council We require immediately
available. experienced. bondable
man or woman with aerviceable
car. good credit references and able
70 travel . radius OF 100 miles Of
wash. D c. Interview By appoint
ment ohly For appointment, phone
Mr. q. 8. VIA tat oncel, Ma.
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AUTOMOBILE
MANUFACTURES

4AkAAN ~ = IN = QANA11N
Offers unlimited opportunities 10
COLLEGE graduates with OF without
experience. In several positions with
starting STAT SALARIES commensurate nsa.ia 1s
v rlh e nssas ana a., edgeeon ~
concerning education. experience.
age. etc. Also attach recent photo
II available Box $3.50, star,
AUTO MECHANIC. fully exper. Too
siE lsTns 1909 sr any y ne srAl1
AUTO PARTS MAN. expeFlenced
slssmore. cAfTHNEss BUICK.
INC, ZOO Wisconsin ave. De.
thesda. Nd.
AUTO MECHANICS = Pord expsf.
pref: 1880 pay plan; vacation
with pay, insurance and other
company Dement'S. See Doug RID
ings for AL Gtrnughan, PARKWAY
MOTOR co. INC. a0l0 u q. nv.
AUTO MECHANIC; white; 70 han
die feet Of 10 trucks. must BE-
Al mechanic. salary open. Call
J B. Il. La. $4,000.
AUTO PARTS Assl8TANf - we
have an opsninG for an ambitious.
energetle young mnn who u In
terested IN learning and advane-
ing 70 the position Of parts man
ager. some auto parts experience
would be helpful and make pos
sfbls faster Advancement. This
training and experience could
lead 70 Q very profitable factory
position, Eef full details call Nh
SETTLE. LU. $4,000 for appoint
menG
AUTO sALRsA1AN-Openins for one
neW-ear salesman, BethesdA's old
est chryaier- Plymouth dealer.
Hampton lane. Bethesda. Nd. OIL.
a-26iB.
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AUTO
COLLECTION
SUPERVISOR

Aggressive experienced man who
can take over entire collection de-
pArtment Of large expanding a.
nance company. top salary viii BE-
paid. Contact Mr.. KAUFMAN
Ex. 3-390S or Tx. 3-4376.
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WHICH. DAILY q WELcl
Attofueys,
M Isli < street 8 b Sw

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District OF Colam Pa
HoidinG PROBATE Court NO.
qaeS4, Acministlatlon.- Is
70 Give Notice Thai the sun
scriber, q the state Of Maryland
has obtained from the PROBATE
Court Of the District q ColumniA.
Letters OF Administrator on the
estate Of RALPH {. MINER late
OF the District Of Columbia, de-
ceased All persons HAVING ciaiins
aaainss the deceased are HEREBY
warned 10 exhibit the same. with
IRE vouchers thereof. LEGALLY az.
fhenticated, 70 the subscriber, on
or before the Goth aay Of March
ADJ 1855. otherwise they r.aS
BY law be excluded from all hene-
AZ Of said estate. Given under ms
hand this guth day OF September
1857. ARTHUR v BUTLER.
Calsin Court. Rockville, &c
1seail Attest THEODORE COOS
WELL. RegtSter % Wills for. the
District OF Columbia, Clerk OF fhs
Probate. Court seet-oc3, 10
BERNARD L. AMISS. AttoFaey,
1898 Pennsyivania Avenue NV.
Washington Is. D, &.
STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia
Holding Q Probate Court ---Estats
OF JENNIE B. BROWNE LIE. De
ceased NO. s3.477, Adminlstra-
ton Docket 1874 .--Appucatlon
HAVING been made herein for pro
bate Of the last viii and tesla
ment OF said deceased, and foi
Letters TeStamentary on SAD IS
tate b. THE RIGGS NATIONAL
BANK OP WASHINGTON, D. q.
successor BY consolidation % IHk
WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY. 10, is ordered TINS 4tr
day Of September, AD 1857
that LOUIS L. BOONE. the IN
kuovn heirs at Law and next q
kin, Il any, OF the deceased, ant
an others concerned, appear Y
said Court on Monday, the AZ
day Of November. AID. 1857, q
10 o'clock AN, TO show eaus,
why such application should no
De granted. Let notice hereot. %
pubIished 10 The washington Law
Reporter" and The Eyenini
star. once in each OF ihre'
successive weeks before the Ie'
turn DAY herein mentioned. tn
frFt publication 70 be not les
than 90 DAYS before said return
DAY. witness, the HONORABLE
BOLITHA J. LAWS, CHIEF Judg,
OF said Court, this cath dsy 81
september. AID. 1857 lSeAlD A.
test: JOHN W FOLLIN, Deputy
REGISTER OF Wills for the District
Of Columbia. Clerk OF the Proeat'
Court. se-h-oe3,lV -
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FOR RESTAURANT

Exeelient opportunity for mature
middle-aged man In dntn. high
type service restaurant, Must have
experience In hAndllng personnel,
beverage service and eeneral all.
round operation. References re-
auired; one year local residence or
employment reouired closed sun
days and holidays, In Ieplying give
complete resume. Box $500, star
ATTENDANT for penny arcade.
Middle.aged man preferred; See
1928 New York ave. tx. a-7e49
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AUTO GLASS INSTALLER. fuii,
experienced: excellent salary. 90
hr week, GOOD WORKING conditions
Call II. {-6iOi.
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HELP-MER.

PACKERS capable 81 takins full
chaFee Of shipping and receiving
depts., permanent position; must
be experienced IN me chtna stem
ware and silver. Chop located IN
seven Corners shopping center, Va.
Apply Ia person, Room 1903 VA
18th 81. NV. Washington. d. G.
PAINTERS. firstseiass mechanics.
Apply read for work 1880 am.
rear 400 upshnr Sc NV.
PAINTERS; white, fst class. Apply
BALTIMORE RENOvATING CO.
1928 18th 81 NV.
PAINTERS, sober. reliable men. eK-
hour Georgia ave. and Hamilton
81 NV, front Of Hubbard House.
before q am
PATENT ATTORNEYS or AGENTS,
Midwest ard West Coast locations.
salary Commensurate with capa-
bllities Rhpne MA. s-060s. MISS
SNOWDEN
PIPE FITfER AND HELPER. used
70 heating and copper work
STEADY year-r0und work. with old
established reliable arm. Apply
IRON FIREMAN SALES CORP.
314 Randolph pl. ne. no. 2-5200
PHARMACIST, registered D. c.
state age, experience. reference
required Box 7-0, Star.
PHOTOGRAPHIC SALESMAN, ex-
perJence preferred. good salary
and hours. vacation and other
benents Apply Mr. Grimm. RITZ
CAMERA CENTER, COZ ifth 81.
NV.
PHOTOGRAPHIC. szpsE baby
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FACTS you Will WANT
no Know ABOUT IBM: ~
ceilent SALARIES - AD-
VANCENiENr based solely on
merit-Top employe BENE-
FITS-IBM serves all indus.
try, plus Government and
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. record OF
STEADY GROWTH. with
sales doubling on the aver
age OF every ave years u we
past 2S-Emplove TURN.
OVER less than ONE-SINTH
the NATIONAL AVERAGE.
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INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-07
Try Again for Governor,
Women Urge Ted Dalton

FIR ED ERICK sBURG, Va.
April 6 up. - The Virgins
Federation of Republican womer
today urged State Senator Tee
Dalton of Radford to run fol-
governor this year.
Approximately 70 delegates at
tending the Federation's spring
conference approved a resolution
encouraging Senator Dalton to
try for the Office for which he
was defeated four years ago by
a 5-4 margin.
Other resolutions:
/. Reiterated the party's long
standing opposition to the poll
tax as a voting requirement in
Virginia.
2. Promised 1--WE as women will
work enthusiastically" to find
capable candidates for all offices
in the forthcoming elections.
3. Praised "the remarkable
record of the Eisenhower adj
ministration, which has lived up
to its promises of peace, prosper
ity and progress"
In the feature address, Robert
chief counsel of the SEN
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2in Wakefield
Win Trip to
Los Angeles

Two Wakefield High School
students will be sent to the Ma
tional Science Fair at Los Ange-
les in May.
They are Roger Horn, 18th
grade student at the Arlington
high school, and Betty Atkinson.
10th grade student.
Judges last night chose them
from over 600 young science ex-
hibitors that conducted displays
at the school. They were all
constructed by junior and sem
Tor high school students selected
from more than $500 in science
fairs held in 10 Northern Vir-
ginia schools. approximately $50
students, who accompanied their
exhibits. crowded into the Wake
field gym. One hundred judges
studied them.
Rogers exhibit involved a
project showing the determine
ton of fermentation in sea
shells through the use Of chro-
photography.
Betty dealt with an electronic
computation Of the hereditary
possibilities of parents. She
called it a gene machine"
Among other entries were a g.
foot mechanical robot. portable
sun camera, model weather
station and a moving model ex-
planning the steps taken to pro-
tomorrow from 9 am. to 9 pm.
and on Tuesday from 9 am. to
3 pm.
pei a rocket to the moon.
The fair will be open to the
public today from 2 to 5 pm,
A $4,000 gift from the Alexan-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Real Es-
tate Board financed the fair. DR..
Phoebe Knipling. who supervises
science instruction in Arlington
junior and senior high schools,
is director of the fair.