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MARTIN MATkO

MOneSsen, Pa. = OVime JaVIja-
mo tuznu vijest, da je odsjek broj
1874 HBz. sa smrtu izgubio IL svo-
Jill redova dobrog vrijednog cla-
ma, brata Martina Mako, koji je
umro 8. marca 1857, ciju sliku
ovdje donosimo.
Rodjen je 1887. u selu Brlenic,
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NARODNF NOSNJE

10 narodnih noSnji, zenske, kra-
sne originalne radjene u oIlolici
Siska. Prodaju Sc jcftino. Obra-
tite Sc ma Mr. Steve LuciC, 1350S
Lake Shore Blvd, Cleveland 10,
Ohio. (25-26-27)
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Razzaloscena supruga, Maria:
kcerke Rose Annie i sin
Johnny.
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POTRAGA.

Tra3e sc braGa
Ivan / Pajo Buneta, koji su ro-
dom IL sela zabica, opcina ko-
tar Gospit, Lika. Trazi in Mi
hova polusestra, Jetc Buneta,
sada udata Karamarko. Molila
bi cijenjene citatelje iii same
Min da mi sc jave. RADIO bi "a
njih znati 1 da Ii su jos ma Ii
votu. Otac 1 majka su i'm jos
zivi u starom kraju Moja je
sad adresa; Jele KaramarlSo,
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SVJEZI GROBOVI
Nasih dragih -
/ Brace i sestara
UMRLI CLANOVI H. B. z.
PRIJAVLJENI Cd 6. DO IA. JUNA, 1875

235 Tereza Kapudjija
800 Marian Vlah
40 Simon Lulic
514 MILO Simanovic
639 Joseph Walczak
IT'S Anna Polio
Vjekoslav Gusic
817 Simon HorZic
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IL Antonija Jurkovic
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Gjuro Poturica
49 Jakov Krpan y
81 Andjela Stubljar
SO Alois SabatOvic
LAG George Sotak
ia Anton Zic
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-06-19
JAVN0 BIlJEzNItKI URED

Mas ured izradjuje sve pravne
spise kao punomoci, kupOpro-
dame ugovore, darovnice }
slicne isprave. Pribavljame
krstne, vjencane smrtne j.
stove IL starog kraja kao j
ovdje. Tko zeli dobaviti rod
binu IL Jugoslavije mole Sc
na mas Obfatiti "a infOrmacije.
Posreduje sc "a uredienje
naslj ljedstva ovdje i a Jugo-
slaviji. Obavlja SO svakovrsne
or. vode.
KOStO UnkOvic.
JAvNI BnJEzNIK
sos Grant Street
Pittsburgh 10, PENNSYLVANIA
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-03-02
MississippiNew
Farmers ToStage
Statewide Cage
Tourney Mar. |

From all sections Of the state
will come New Farmers Of Amer
lea to Indianola March LIST to vie
for state championship in the state
New Farmers Of America basket
ball tournament. The New Farm
ers Of America Is the national or
ganization for farm boys studying
vocational agriculture in states
where separate schools are main
tanned and has as one Of its pur-
poses ITO provide and encourage
the development Of organized rural
recreational activities" At the
grassroots the New Farmers AS
ISOLATION is known as local chap
ters, advised by teacher Of voca-
tional agriculture.
During the month of February
the district tournaments were held.
and winner was declared in each.
Some of the best basketball talent
in the state will be on display at
this tournament, which begins at
900 in the morning and will last
until 1890 Friday night.
From the first district, mainly
the delta counties, comes the Cleve-
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-03-02

number Of teen-agers and adults
were on hand to hear Mr.. CASHIER.
The Leader, Val r. Holloway, IN
troduced the speaker. Assisting
Val on the program was Daniel
Pace, the latter reading the gard
Psalms during the meditation
period. Both Of the young men are
members Of the YMCA Leadership
Group.
Fred E. Joseph sand "Holy, Holy,
Holy" Immediately following the
vesper message. Other members Of
the Leadership Group assisting in
the service were Billy Anderson
and John Wesley Hayes. The SER
vice closed with the singing Of
Taps" and the Mizpah, said on
concert.
Adult visitors were: Mrs. Mary
Jane Pace, 1922 Midway St.; Mrs.
B. T. Beauchamp, 1920 Smith St.;
I. s. Brown, 51s Stonewill St.; and
Jesse L. Johnson, 1918 Mayes st.
The group enjoyed a brief Cooke
and chat" period after the service.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-03-02

clear that the United States rated
Ethiopia near the bottom Of the
list, Adds Abaha concluded.
The burden Of the Emperor's
complaint to the Ambassador was
this What goes on?
He recalled that Ethiopia alone
among African nations had con
tributed fighting men to the United
Nations forces in Korea. He noted
that Ethiopia had supported the
United States on key issues before
the United Nations General As
sembly. Yet the United States
heaped aid in neutral powers such
as India while ignoring a trusted
friend. 1t did not make sense to
the Emperor.
Secretary Dulles pronouncement
on the High Dam was the last
straw, the Emperor indicated.
Soviet Follows Move In
Soon thereafter, Ethiopian for
eign policy took noticeable neu-
tralist tack. A big theatrical troupe
from Communist China appeared
at the Halle Selassie Opera House.
Trade missions were let in from
East Germany, Czechoslovakia and
Bulgaria. Marshal Tito of Yugo-
slavia came and stayed a month.
But what really rocked Washing
ton was Ethiopia's decision to with
draw her final unit from Korea.
Eager to maintain broad inter-
national character in the Korean
command, the State Department
entreated Ethiopia to keep a token
force. But the last company of
Philippians was withdrawn last
summer.
Meanwhile, Ambassador Simon
son, a Lutheran minister who us
ually opens staff meetings with
prayer Che gave the invocation at
the 1852 Republican convention
had managed to apprise Washing
ton of the full extent of the En-
peror's wrath.
To arrest further deterioration,
Washington announced it would
support a small Ethiopian navy
A 100000 submarine chaser was
given outright to Ethiopia. 1t is
now at Bremerhaven, Germany, a.
waiting the full reopening of the
Suez Canal before starting shake
down cruise to Ethiopia's new
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-03-02
Height And
Breadth OF
Christian Told
~" Youth

In an impressive candle-light
vesper service held on Sunday,
February "a, F. d. CASHIER, meas
ured the Christian in terms of
words and deeds. The development
Of such traits as honesty, reliability
and dependability were urged on
the young people. Mr.. CASHIER,
principal Of Mary Jones Elemen-
tary School and member Of the
YMCA Committee of Management,
defined sharp lines Of conduct for
people, both youth and adult, as he
stressed the fact that actions speak
louder than words; that actions
should be consistent with the spo-
ken word. The speaker ended his
message with a very appropriate
and beautiful poetic thought which
summed up the entire theme, en-
titled Heaven.
Despite heavy showers, good
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-03-02

land team which defeated the fav.
orsd Indianola five on February Is
at lndianols by . score Of 6e-52.
The second district, including
roughly the west central counties,
will be represented by the Utica
team which defeated the once dis
trict champions Of Port Gibson
108-64 at Mileston on February /.
Prentiss Institute will carry the
fight for the third district. Prem
tiss, a highly favored team for
state championship, has possibly
won more district and state cham
pionship honors than any one single
team in the state. She defeated
the Liberty team on February 8
at Monticello.
From the southeastern section
of the state will come the Pine
Grove team Of Foxworth to repre-
sent the fourth district. Pine Grove
defeated hampton in the district
tournament at hampton on Feb.
ruary 8 by a score of 61-51.
Taylorsville defeated Morton in
the fifth district tournament held
at Forest on February and will
be on hand at Indianola to vie for
state championship.
The East Central section, the
sixth district, will be represented
by Carthage who dropped Hope
we'll Of Philadelphia on February
9 at Kosciusko by a score of $3.50.
Clarksdale, who defeated New
Albany by score of SLAB, will
represent the first district in the
state tournament.
This will be the first MIA state
basketball tournament to be played
in Indianola. There has recently
been completed a beautiful new
gymnasium at the Gentry High
school and a whole days enter
tainment is in store for basketball
fans who attend.
Net proceeds from the tourna-
ment go for the upkeep and repair
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-03-02

naval base at Massawa.
The sub-chaser and another pa
troll vessel that Ethiopia is about
to receive will enable the Emperor
tC halt gun-running and erase pos
sible vestigiNl traces Of the slave
traffic across the southern end of
the Red Sea.
Dulles Reversal Helped
Secretary Dulles reversal on the
dam went far in thawing relations.
An Ethiopian swing to the west
was noted last September at the
Suez talks in London. There was
a final ticklish moment when the
Emperor, angered at a newspaper
dispatch implying that Ethiopia
would vote under United States d.
rection, summoned the Ambassador
for another sharp scolding. The
Emperor is extremely sensitive to
any derogation of Ethiopian SOW.
ereignty.
In November, Ethiopia ousted
the Egyptian military attache. Fin
ally, last Friday, the Emperor pub
licly accused Egypt of attempting
to subvert his country's Moslem
minority.
Much has been written about So
Wet penetration" of Ethiopia, but
there is little evidence of it. The
medium-sized Soviet Embassy has
full colonies as military and as
sistant attaches but their activi-
ties have been curbcd by recent re-
strictions on visits to military in
stallations.
The Soviet Union and it's satel-
lites did make a mild gesture at
economic penetration, but no dra-
matte deals have resulted from last
years visits of the trade missions.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-03-02
See Prestige 49,.
CONTINUED from Page One)

NOVHsfHueu 4kVH5 Ake OHe3
able rights In the matter.
The Emperor earlier had been dis
enchanted at the paucity Of United
States military aid.
For one thing, he was acutely
disappointed when the military aid
mission sent here in 1868 turned
out to be considerably smaller than
the British mission it replaced.
Ethiopia expected at least hun
dred United States officers. About
twenty-five showed up. 1t was
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-03-02

of the beautiful and spacious New
Farmers Of America state camp
located at Alcorn A. & M. College
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-03-02
said Thomas F. Mcdonald.

Mrs. Florence Crowell, retired
teacher, and Mrs. Emma NJ. Green,
both of West Point, Miss, were
willed the money by their sister,
Mrs. Caroline Wilkinson, widow of
a barber.
-Patronize Our Advertisers
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State Women

Continued from Page One)
will change their way of life very
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City Zone Stote
PB-l5
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Everything, they say, comes out in the wash.
And this photograph shows how U. S. Savings
Bond left in mans shirt pocket came out after
a session with the wringer. But its value hadn't
shrunk bit. The U. S. Treasury replaced it
as it has nearly million other Bonds which
,vere mutilated, stolen, lost or destroyed.
Savings Bonds have been wrung through
wringers, destroyed in fires, chewed up by dogs,
goats, COWS and probably children. But their
owners never lost one penny. The Treasury
keeps record of all Bonds purchased and re-
places them without charge in case of mishaps.
What's more, the Treasury issues the Bond with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-20

Slide and MOrie Projectors

Slide and MOUie Projectors
ssss% .. Ds.+.. 1 $685. e rn..
$3.50 Bell & Howell TDC Model 3O3 Protector
Semimatic Changer and Case -------------46.0S
1895 Keystone K-10O Movie Protector ---------70.5O
1880 Keystone K161M Movie Protector ------l3S.SO
$3.50 Brownie 3O0-Watt Movie Protector --------46.0O
1880 Keystone K-109 Protector
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-20

WILSON GOLF SETS
List 5625 Ladies' Berg Auto Set Of Woods : 30.47
List SIS Ladies p Berg Auto Set Of Irons 55.25
List sos Sam Snead Signature Set OF Woods 7l.25
List TIPS Sam Snead Signature Set Of Woods - 53.43
List 1925 Sam Snead Signature Putter --- 1919
List 9750 Sam Snead Signature Set of Irons - 1918
List $3.50 Sam Snead Signature Set Of Irons - $3.50
List 1895 Sand Iron ------------------- 1916
List 1880 Sam Snead Champion Pitching Wedge = 9.38
List 1850 Mems Blue Ridge Set of Woods 1890 3O.38
List $27 Mems Blue Ridge Set of Woods 2O.25
List $72 Mems Blue Ridge Set of Irons S54
List $45 Mems Blue Ridge Set Of Irons 1915
snorts Eoutpunent-Styeet FToor Washtnc
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FAMOUS SPALDING GOLF SETS
List 1915 Mems Autograph Set of Woods 1881
List $3.50 Mems Autograph Set of Woods 1855
List $50 Mems Autograph Set of Irons 1850
List 1925 Mems Autograph Set of Irons 27.lS
List 2250 Ladies M Smith Auto Set Of Woods 1888
List 1925 Ladies' M Smith Auto Set of Irons 27.l0
List Ats B. Jones Kroflite Set of Woods --- 36.56
List 53.15 Jones Kroflte Set of Irons 39.88
List 4875 Ladies M Smith Krofe Set of Woods 36.56
List 5315 Ladies' M Smith Krofe Set Of Irons 1886
List sos b Jones Registered Set of Woods TIPS
List TIPS Jones Registered Set of Woods 53.43
List $3.50 B. Jones Registered Set of Irons - $3.50
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PUPPY, male, tan, mixed breed; vic
PITT A.; owner OF good home
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George Burns Son Gets
Sentence as Speeder

BEVERLY HILLS. Calf
Sept. IS (R.-Ronnie Burns
22-year-old actor son Of George
Burns and Oracle Allen, has
been sentenced to spend two
Saturdays doing manual labor
for the Beverly Hills police
chief.
He was given the sentence in
Municipal Court yesterday as a
condition Of the suspension Of
q To-day jail term. He also
was given one years summary
probation. He was sentenced
for speeding IS miles an hour
in q sports car in a 25-mile zone
here.
Municipal Judge Henry Drae-
ger also admonished young
Burns 10 keep his speed to As
miles an hour or less during the
probation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-25
|Dejoie 70 Fight
Haitian Defeat

PORT AU PRINCE, Haiti,
Sept. Is (R).-Former Senator
Louis Dejoie said last night he
will 60 to court to prevent DR..
Francois Duvalier. apparent
winner Of Haiti's national cleo
ton. from becoming president.
Il will do my utmost to pre-
vent bloodshed," said Mr.. De-
joie, but I do not know what
my supporters will do" They
had threatened to burn Port
Au Prince If he lost in his bid
for the presidency.
Mr.. Dejoie held a news con-
ference as the vote for Mr..
Duvalier rolled up to 10 to /.
Mr.. Dejoie said he would use
every legal means to contest
the election.
''Eighty-five per cent Of this
election was crooked" he said.
II have always been a good
loser but / hate to lose by in
justice. I will never concede
the election of Duvalier.
He claims victory through
scandalous frauds and rigging
of the election machinery and
intimidation Of the voters by
the military junta."
The military junta has ruled
since 1t seized power in June.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-25

Western campaign designed to
stop Syria from slipping en-
tirely under Soviet domination
Most Western governments
have charged that Soviet
armed Syria is threatening
security In the Middle East.
Diplomatic circles here be-
lieve King Saud will first try
to patch UP the bitter quarrel
between Syria and Egypt and
their three Arab neighbors-
Jordan. Iraq and Lebanon.
He has been called the last
link between the two Arab
blocs. King Saud is now on
good terms with the five Arab
countries.
Never on Friendly Terms
He never has been on close
friendly terms with the leftist
Syrian government, however,
the Saudi Ambassador in Da-
mascus. ehiek Abdul Aziz Ben
zeid. closed the Embassy and
left the country last June after
harsh Syrian criticisms of
Satd. The quarrel recently
has been smoothed over.
King Saud had shown dis
tinct preference for his fellow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-25
North CoroIinion Dies
In PLUNGE From Hotel

CHICAGO. Sept. rs [P). -
A North Carolina piano manu-
facturer plunged to his death
yesterday from a 18th floor
window Of the Conrad Hilton
Hotel on Michigan avenue.
He was Charles Kohler White.
80. of Hildebran. N. c. He was
president of Kohler- Campbell
Inc. piano manufacturers of
Granite Falls, N. c., and was
in Chicago for an industry con-
vention. He registered at the
hotel September %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-25

shop ctr. GaffinekePs. Sentimental
yalle only. Reward. XII. s-2147 after
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Pc, h SiSEls, R sS 1, e sIly en- sDrins

r Ssn sDrins prov" 5U 'n s-Sis s' $50 70
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years contrary to United Ma
tons resolutions" he declared
in a statement broadcast by
Radio Ankara.
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Suud Is Flying to Syrio;
Arab Amity Bid Seen

BEIRUT, Sept rs H9.-King Saud is believed to be
Carrying to Damascus today for essenng
sion troubled Syria.
The monarch left by air from Rome in a private plane
for three-day visit Syria. He has been on vaca
ton in Europe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-25
FOIINn

CAT. young, female, black. with white
PAWS and nose. Call OIL. 4-l26b.
CAT, las.,. male, red, altered; vic. 1900
home. NO 7-131O.
CAT, half crown, calico: vic. Presby-
terrain Church, River I'd, Bethesda (:
Identify fully. 10. 5-0s28.
POINTER, brown and white, IN Sill
yer Spring. 10. 6-blS3, $3.50 TO
DOG, beagle, male, In Silver epring.
10. b-61s3, $50 70 3 pm.
DOG. setter type, male. white. with
black spots; vic. Of North Elmnor5eo az
DOC, male, white and tan, mixed
breed. vic. Fillmore st., owner or
GOOD home. XII n-39bg.
noe, cocker, bun, male, in Kensins-
ton. Ju. b.b1e3, $3.50 70 3 pm.
DOG, TOY collie, In Bethesda. with
rabiea tae. u. b-OlbJ, $3.50 TO
.mi
DO0, beaeie, female, tri-color: vie.
Kgrs aho sats 5d'' owner OF s0O0 nome
PUFFY, male, tan, mixed breed; vic.
h. S-ss5e.
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kings-Hussein Of Jordan and
Faisal of IraQ-over the pro-
Soviet Syrians.
Lending weight to the belief
that the Arab quarrel will get
high priority at Damascus was
a report that Premier Ali Jaw
dat Ayoubi of Iraq is planning
to go to Damascus to confer
with King Saud.
Mr.. Ayoubi arrived in Beirut
last night from Turkey, where
Premier Adnan Menderes de-
clared the dangerous situation
in Syria stems from Russian
provocations.
CO-Operates With U. S.
In contrast to the anti
American Syrian government,
King Saud has closely Coop
Grated. with United States pol
icy in the Middle East. More
over, he Is known to have great
personal confidence in Presi-
dent Eisenhower.
1t is considered doubtful here
that King Saud can patch I'D
the serious differences between
Syria and the State Depart
ment.
The Syrians are placing
great Importance on King
Saud's visit. 1t is well known
that King Saud is strongly
anti-Communist and would
never condone a Syrian gov
eminent dominated by Russia.
Thus Syrian leaders are hop
ing that a successful Saud visit
will show the Western world
that Syria has not and will not
become a Soviet satellite.
Security Threat Seen
In Ankara yesterday, Premier
Adnan Menderes said the sit
uation in Syria is threatening
the security Of the Middle East
and Turkey is watching devel-
opments with anxiety"
The dangerous situation in
Syria is the result of Russian
provocations for the last two
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LOST

AUTOMOBILE TOOLS, set. VIC. side Of
Peoples DRUG Store. 1900 blk. MINI.
ave ne; Reward. SP $3.50, 2 an.
B1LLFOLD. brown alligator, coin purse,
containing strand Of pearls and pair
o. elasses; liberal reward. N. 2-e731
BILLF0LD, black. eontainine IL bill
Of large denomination. drivers license,
ear REGISTRATION. insurance company
check. plus personal papers. Lost
c.li pr II 1i KfasA LiO AZ s s:TsEs
shop ctr. oafnnekePs. Sentimental
vaIde only. Reward. XII. s-2147 after
$3.50 pm.
CARD CASE, red. containing licenses.
no money. II found. call Hobart
DIAMOND BRACELET, small ANTIQUE,
ssoo North HS sSsh ' Ari SSnn o. 9.H nser
co. 5-s106.
DOG. ige.; light sandy color, droopy
end Of tai. Vie. 3eth and oliver, ny
attsyille, Nd. On. 4-667e.
bIAMEsE CAT. seaIpoint, female: sun,
an; Te. ~ Hun. gYod pkWy' Bethesda
WALLET. mans; containing drivers
and N. Pierce Sts., Afi.. Va. Reward
IA. s.l0ss.
WHITE FRAME GLAssEs, vie. N.
18th st.. Arl.. Sept. 20: reward.
WATCH, Lady Hamilton, white gold,
v VEN SFS 81 Sh es ana sus isS.r t e'
a-6Q0i
wRisT WATCH. diamond. in Western
Market. Goth and X NV, or. Safe
S on marked S' on ssct ccPn R. ns scss
date Of christeninG u g. B. Coral
THos. G KiHKAID. DE. S.lisi.
WRIST WATCH. ladys, gold. Swiss
make; vic: sheraton Park Hotel and
SS5 reward. Rx. 3.lISl. RH. s-lbs7.
q MADONNA PRINTS. vicinity Sth and
q or 4th and New York ave. re-
ward. OV 3-23bg
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DOG, igs.; lisht sandy color, droOpy
end Of tail, Vie. 39th and oliver. Hy.
attsville, Nd. UN. 4-S67e.
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6IAMEsE CAT. seaiDoint. female; sun.
an: vic. Hunting pkwy, Bethesda
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DIAMOND BRACELET, small ANTIQUE,
stif. lost ZOO blk Conn. or near
5000 North Goth. Arlington: reward
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CheverIy Mayor
To Make Awards

The Mayor Of Cheverly will
present trophies to the win
ming exhibitors at 5 pm. today
at the fourth annual fall flower
show sponsored by the Cheverly
Garden Club.
The show will be from to
6 pm. today at the Cheverly-
Tuxedo Elementary School,
Cheverly and Lake avenues.
Mayor Lawrence Yates will
present sweepstakes trophies
to Mrs. Naomi Ortman, Ann
apolis. for prize artistic ar
rangements and to Mrs. Joseph
Watkins. Cheverly, club presi-
dent and sweepstakes winner
in the horticultural division.
Other winners are Olaf Osnes,
Cheverly. horticultural exhibit.
Joan Lentz, junior horticul-
tural and arrangements ex-
hibits, and Grant Olson, junior
arrangements exhibit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-15
Trailer Hits Cor;
One Dead, 5 Hurt

RICHMOND, Sept. Il (Spe-
ciaD "A Cumberland (Md)
woman was killed and i've per-
sons, including four Of her
children, were injured today
when q tractor-trailer truck
crashed into an auto stalled
on Route / about 3 miles north
Of here.
The victim was Mrs. Rebeccs
Davis. about "a.
A Henrico County policeman
was . few seconds too late
to avert the accident.
Sergt. L. T. Sheppard wal
driving toward the Davis cal
to push 1t OF the pavement. Al
he approached. another cal
narrowly missed q rear-end
collision with the stalled car
seconds before the tractor
trailer crashed into 1t. pushing
it l45 feet.
The truck driver was treated
at q hospital and released.
The death of Mrs. Davis
pushed the States highway toll
for the year to 610-41 more
than the count on the same
day last year.