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OWNER offers 800 acre farm
estate IN excellent condition on
Rappahannock River betw e a
Warrenton and Culpeper. Hand
some main house with all con-
venienees among large trees. Good
tenant house and two good barns
and other buildings. Cultivated
hay and pasture fields. Deep well
farm water supply, stock watering
pond, never falling spring. river
frontage. Bass fishing. quail. tur-
key, deer, Price, $4,000. Teie-
phone CuIpepeF 1856
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY
BLuE RIDGE MIS-.

BLUE RIDGE MTS.
owner sacrifice lge. lot, high in
Blue Ridge Mt. Of Va. at Chester
Gap. altitude about 5000 IT.:
magniiicent mt. view; health giving
air; pure spring water; within 0e
mi. Mashlngton: excellent I'd; cleo
terms. See Mr.. BILL O'dRADY.
Blue Ridge Mt. Estate. Route 522, 4
mi. south Of Front ROYAL adtoining
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Spring 1881 Spring 4-7l97
2 acres in BurtonsviIle area; 220
IT, on surfaced road; $3.50. Near
acc, . acres or more. $1,000 per
acre Larger tracts for less. 10
acres 3 miles from Poolesville near
Potomac River; desirable location;
So, 1900
KAY BOWLING
WashinRton Grove
Tele. GaithersburR 500 or PAT
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VACATION PLACES

MAINE COAST - bedroom log
cabin: firepl.: mod. cows; boats
low rates Sept, Oct. JE. 2-S409.
COTTAGEs--HOUSEGUEsTs = Mr..
Blue Ridge Summit, Pa; 2 hrs.
d. c. Swim, FISH. hike. hunt.
Quiet; ideal for group outings.
Fall rates. MRS. CLAYTON
PHILIPS, Emmitsburs, Md.
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sos ACRES. on each Side Of Route
Q at Fishers Bridge. Prom mt. 70
mt: 1-room cabin: 6-rm, house
cleo: well. spring; best Of hunting:
stones throw to Potomac River
$500, terms Can $50. .Free
listing. o. Z. WIDMYER. Berkeley
SprinFs. w. Va.
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l6 ACRES cutover woodland. long
frontage, small stream, site for
building pond; hunting. Priced
$3.50. Reasonable terms. q. w.
DUNCAN Broker Louise. Va. Ph.
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historic Fredericksburs. 20 acres
woodwork. Superb parklike set
ting. Price reduced, due TO III
health OF owner. q. B. LORRAINE.
Riehmond Federal BIDS Rich
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WATERMELON AREA - 1856 acre
horse and cattle farm; lasting
stream through farm: 5-bedroom
modern home barn and other
outbuildings. A true value at
SCI, 900. 8. o. BURTON. Lenah.
Va, "a: 7-5442 or LYNN REALTY.
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1856 ACRES, about so clear, neat
country 0-room home. stream.
site for building pond; hunting:
barn. Priced only s.. 900. c. ".
DUNCAN. Broker, Louise. Va. Ph.
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MODERN 3 bedrm. home IN Mt
airy. Bath, oil h.-W. heat: nearly
= acre lot With nice shade trees
and lawn. S12,950.
80 acres on hard I'd. IN Pred. Co
village with 2 rm. dulg. Many
good outbldgs, large orchard with
plenty Of water. $4,000.
. I'm. dwelling on hard road near
Rte. 20. Bath, shade trees. out
bldgs. Immediate poss. $4,000
Make an offer. H. p. BURDETTE
& SON, Realtor. Mt. Airy. Nd. Pm
l23. Am, 5S4J, 1891.
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WATERFRONT FARM. Calvert Co
S S 81: FH Ss eu ssSt soa t q .s
tie estate. Priced low. II. +. RAN
DoLPH. Pc. 7-2137, or Ii. 4-7265.
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- - = :
SEABRooK LOTS. water and sew
err, also -aere lots. LaPIata
HeiEhts. Nd: reasonable price and
terms. Call Mr.. Willett,
SPARKS REALTORS
DU. 7-2a95 Lu. 4-Os13
COLORED--2 LOTS, 5Oxl2O. Fair
mont hts, / blk. on Eastern ave.
all utils., 5000 each. Terms. WA
5-H10b.
COLORED - LOT ia Forestviiie,
Nd. ~ acre, l0O'x200,: sacrifice
at $500 cash, Can LU. 3-0656. .
LEWIS PARK. beaatifui wooded
lots. Fairfax County. / 70 u acres.
Terms. Call any day until z pm.
ia. T-114g.
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You Should See
This New One.

3 bedrms.. bath, liv. rm., din. rm.,
kit. large II" porch looking righi
into the bay and what q view. Lot
40 II. deep In one Of the most
outstanding beaches on the bay.
Best Of terms can be arranged.
Winterized.
At this price this one can't be
duplicated, completely furnished
with nice furniture, 2 bedrms.. bath,
~. rm.. din; rm;, kit. 2 porches
on the bay. smsii down payment
priced ct less than $500. lovely
RUBY DOWNS. BROKER
Downs Bldg. University 7-e93l
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am 7. li house. barn m an
Ts1ns of IouDoUS REHTfY As So
GATES. Chantilly, Va. Herndon
e94-J; evenings, Browning s.
DIN.
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$50 ACREs, about so open, balance
woodland, on state rural road;
also borders small river. Barn.
no dWellins, ideal for building
weekend cabin or low priced
home. $1,000. Terms. $3.50 down.
$50 monthly. c. w. DUNCAN.
Broker. Louisa. Va. Phone $50
weekdavs. l46 Sundays.
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FARMS
MD.-5 ACRES
Along Potomac

9 rms, bath. furnace; on good
Price, $4,000; down. $1,000.
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vi. lIADI5UN CUUNLH FAEMl
good Groom frame dwelling; cleo
trlclty. installed: good streams
through property: 20 acres open,
farm building. Price, $1,000.
BROOKS REAL ESTATE, phone
Orange 1874 or GordonsvlIle 80,
6HENANDOAH VALLEY, Mount
acres on state road. with good
timber and evergreens; mt. stream
and spring: So .2o5. With PETERS
REALTY. Vienna. CrickenberGer
u. 1882.
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FARM located lust on
new Annapolis freeWay, selling at a
price which may be used for farm
ing and still show q profit; ade-
quate building; tobacco allotment
Of BIZ acres: tenant houses; ideal
for investment and home. For
further information, call Mr.. Rad
aye IH s.i HEgEPs on KEiA5L, ESTATE
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LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED


LITTLE BOYS (white) want traf-
dc-free country life. clean. whole
some: friends, schools. nearby,
Small tract MARYLAND farmers
contact MON M DAD" LII. p
92B2, 2O23 34th st. sc. No
brokers,
100 ACRES, finest view xithin $50
miles; - mi. highway frontage.
Sacrifice price, EN-. 3-S047.
SMALL LEVEL LOT, residential,
D. c. or Nd. Ju. 9-5ls6.
INDIv. wants min. 75-it. bldg. 'front.'
age in Oh. Oh, ID. C.. for cash.
State loc.. price. Box 29s-R, star,
WE NEED GROUND
Apt. house sites, or for specula-
tive houses. U. 8. REALTY, HA.
2-4222.
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FRED r CTTCHMAN

80 ACRES, near oaithersburg: q
nice set Of bldgs. and dairy barn.
$3.50 per acre.
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cleared. with Stream well; lovely
restored s-rm. Colonial built in
chicken house; S2s.5O0. with
terms. CRoWELL 4 CO., INC,
2lo0 n. 0lebe I'd. Arl.. IA. 6-O7O7.
VA, STONE AND REDWOOD ram.
hler;. 3 bedrms.. Ice. liv. rm. with
1repl.; on ! aere-plus; s14.050;
hHA applied for. Commute [. q
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ON 20 ACRES in
looking for q close-in place az
fording privacy and QUIET. over
night, week ends or summer LIVING
without bueking the beach trafIlc,
here Il Is. 2-bedroom-and bath
bungalow nestled on 20 acres Of
beautiful land including woods.
stream. Very accessible, $4,000.
RoMER 4 Co. REALTORS. Gal
therBburg 300.
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POTOMAC HUNT
CHOICE HOME SITES

Also Some Good Farm BARGAINS
GENE CASTLEBERRY
OIL. 4-467S Wo. elsa
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500 DOWN, $40 NO. 1or ~, 100
50 acres, Is mi. s.W. y. G.: MI
Of hard road: Va. i. L. SELF,
Agent. TE. 0-A131.
WARRENTON, yA.-PFee rent 70
refined, retired couple. on heel
cattle farm; feeding in winter
major ehore. u. 2-S272. 2-4664.
FARAlETTR-4 bedrms.; acres:
only S1e,950. o. D. FIELD, INC,
JU. 6-7113.
YARN FOR nENr-470 acres n
nearby Southern Nd, 31 mi. e
downtown Wash, suitable Tor dairy
or beef, SS-coW barn. Washingtor
permit attainahls. q6 score, Could
farm. RestoreD S-room residence
6-rm. guesthouse, with al new
interior, manaaot.a house and 4
tenant houses. Farm completely
mechaniHed. Is now under eultiva.
ton. VIII accept long lease. from
reliable person. For further detaili
call JOHN ,. GRADY. CO. 5-Q222i
week ends. MORGAN GRADY al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-12
become a nv attraction and was

become q Tv attraction and was
protected" =. The New Eng
land kid who took him apart was
a Marine who served three years
in Korea. SO add the name of
ex-Marine Walter Byars TO those
Of ex-Marines Glenn Ford, Hugh
O'Brien wyatt Earp) and Car
men Basilio, all doing rather well
- \ F.
Gen. Lauris Norstad was
ribbed by Britain's Prime Minis
ter Harold Macmillan at a Lon
don banquet: Gen. Norstad is
very young, 40. but / don't hold
that against him. He'll live it
down. Norstad replied: "Your
dire prediction Is at hand. In
one month I'll be So" Macmil-
Ian has been invited by Ike to
bring along his golf clubs for
their Bermuda confabs. Wait
Disney's valley Forge budg-
eted at SO million. Senator
III. Alexander Smiths nephew
Schuyler, 'honeymooning with
Penelope. Pattee. The Jerry
Lewis stork due in October.
Otto Preminger compile e d
saint JOAN" Ed t''My Fair
Lady, Mulhare with Pat Dia-
mond. A daughter for Joan
Caulfield's sister, Mrs. Carl
Victor. =. Sloan Simpson with
Clifford Odets. Robert Lee
and Jerome Lawrence to follow
l"Auntie Name" with a play
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-12

Magnani, who got $500 for
open City," now gets $15opo0
a picture. Truman Capote
much thinner. The Frank
tMCA) McMahons named him
Brian. Airline hostess Amalia
Hernandez with Dick Cowell. :.
Sign of Spring: Backstage
notice at the Imperial remind
ing Most Happy Fella" cast Of
soft-ball team.
4 4 + \
Diana Lynn and Mort Hall
have an October stork date.
la Strada," Italian film hit now
in the art houses, being dubbed
in English for release to $50
theaters simultaneously.
Ginger Rogers and Jacques Ber-
gerac acting childish. Bar
bara Stanwyck and George
Nader dating. Freeman
Gosden going with Ike on his
Southern trip?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-12

QUEENS cHAPELsS...;, I asa ..
Hamilton ST., HyattsvIIle. Md. Riddles
THE KING AND FOUR QUEENS"
CLARK GABLE, ELEANOR PARKER.
$50. 800; SHARK RIVER" STEVE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-12

based on the Teapot Dome
scandal.
Il \ + y
Six leading Norwegian ship
ping companies to pool their
resources and build a tanker
fueled by atomic power.
Montgomery Cliff. and Libby
Holman serious. =. The Johnny
Holman serious. The Johnny
CarsOns patched it up. =. Aga
Khan sending locals invites for
Rome ball May 5. ;. Doriglio
Braggiotti named US. consul
general in Seville: his sister,
Mrs. John Lodge, is wife of our
ambassador to Madrid. The
actor, John Kerrs, expect a Sep
TENDER stork. +. So far, king
and /" has rung up $40 million,
/. Mrs. Winthrop Aldrich's Sec
rotary. Mary Crepe, and John
Beevor honeymooning. Jed
Harris mother ailing. Anna
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Ed SULLIv AN
LITTLE OLD NEW YORK

the poor notices on Good as
Gold" Patrick folded the play
instantly. took a loss of $685. 900.
This one should have been done
as musical rather than a COM
edy drama.
&&
Acapulco, which has been con-
sistently gaining as top tourist
spot for Americans. was able to
overcome its reputation for poor
food and vegetables that reduced
visitors to sieges Of illness. But
1t will take a lot of promotion for
Acapulco to overcome the muir
der Of two N. Y. tourists, MUIR
ders that were set up by a Mex
lean travel agent, of all people.
|. Decisive defeat of Sugar
Hart, hailed as a new Sugar Ray
Robinson, indicates the build-up
process of modern fighters. Hart,
in defeat, was exposed as the
crudest apprentice, but he had
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-12

Katharine Hepburn IN Desk
Set: working with her Is like
getting involved in an automo-
bile accident" =. Incidentally,
the Dina Merrill in Desk Set" is
a first cousin of Barbara Hutton.
Her pa is Tim Durant, well
known around here as a tennis
player and bon vivant.
4 y 4 X
After watching Anthony Fran
ciOsa in a tense scene with Jean
Simmons and Paul Douglas in
This Could Be the Night" Pro-
ducer Joe Pasternak commented:
This boy has so much talent,
they might even let him keep his
name" When Hollywood's
Barbara Bates left Rod Stieger's
picture in Spain, ACROSS the
Bridge" Rod picked a 24-year-
old Italian extra, Maria Landi.
to take over. She's a famous
model, but at the time was wear
ing a sack. Trust old Rod to see
through the makeup.
Gordon MacRae bought a lot
in the Indian Wells Country Club
in Palm Springs-"Because !
couldn't resist the salesman
Desi Arnaz." Col. Dean Hess,
Ireal-life hero Of Battle Hymn. .
lis coming to live in Los Angeles
where he has been appointed
public information officer for the
Air Force.
X X 4 n
The Queen of England and
the Duke of Edinburgh wanted
ito meet some ordinary people,
land invited me-" said actress
Flora Robson. 1t was for lunch
lat Buckingham Palace, land a
Wednesday: I had no matinee,
Flora added. The duke told her
why he and his companions
shaved of their boards: st sud-
denly thought we looked like a
lot of conyicts." William
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DRIVEN THEATERS

AIpOMQT Arlington
S4ASss OAss OF A.9lo0
QUEENS tCinemaScopei CLARK
GABLE ELEANOR PARKER. at
and 1920. Plus PHANTOM FROM
at S.53 Cartoon. Located in Airing
ton on u s Route |. Just over the
I4th 81 RrIfsc KID Frret Wednes-
dav, 'DAVEY CROCKETT AND THE
RIVER PIRATES" and PLEASE
MuRDER ME-
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.Potrick's a ReoIist

NEW YORK.-Regardless of
denials. ABC's newscaster deal
with Mike Wallace can cost the
network its John DAILY. Dor
othy Sarnoff, who played with G.
Lawrence in king and l." weds
Milton Raymond Friday: They'll
delay their Paris honeymoon UNI
til April. Howard Fast's re-
nunciation of the Commies is fine
news. We can use mentalities of
the novelist's caliber on our side.
A couple of years back he told
one left-wing meeting that I was
a reactionary. that they must
never read my column. :. John
Patrick, who multi-clicked with
"Teahouse Of the August Moon"
mo Time for Sergeants." "Hasty
Heart" etc.. is a realist. After
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-12

HOLLYWOOD (NANA) -
When Marlene Dietrich makes
witness for the Prosecution"
with Tyrone Power and Charles
Laught0n this summer. it will be
her first Hollywood movie since
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-12

Holden is mailing to friends here
photographs of beautiful native
women in Ceylon. with the dis
appointing note: Believe me. it
isn't like this"
Don Murray has lost 80 pounds
since the start of "Hatful of
RAIN" and doesn't look as well
as when he made BUS Stop"
with Monroe. Its surprising that
Marilyn didn't win any awards
for that picture. She was very
good. 1 hear she is even better
in 1.-THE Prince and the Chorus
Girl"
MyrOn Mccormick told me on
the set of mo Time for Ser
Igeants" that he was at Prince
ton with Jimmy Stewart, and
lived with him and Josh Logan
in Hollywood 20 years ago. Their
Inext-door neighbor at the time
was Greta Carlo and one day
they put a sign on her door,
I"Avocados for Sale" and rang
the bell with the intention of
asking Greta If they could buy
sonnet Their little scheme went
Iawry, though-Garbo was not at
home.
I caught Yul Brynner recently
in his l949 Port of New York"
in which he had a small part, but
quite a lot Of dark hair. With
Hair Yul was run of the mill.
Bald, he's a star.
When Shirley Booth likes a
picture. she sees it every night.
ITS like having a crush on
somebody" said Shirley. She
saw Marion Brando ct al in "On
the Waterfront" every night for
a month.
Chill Wills, discussing his
bow-out as the voice of Francis
the mule: They gave the mule
some hay instead Of some good
writers" Then he asked me what
1 thought Of Elvis Presley. After
I told him. Chill revealed that.
Is months ago. "Elvis was offered
to me by Colonel Parker, for
anything ! wanted to pay. had
my own movie company then,
still do: but what a difference 10
months can make!" II Chill
wanted Presley now, he'd have
to pay $4,000.
Mercedes McCambridge plays
bit as q juvenile delinquent in
Badge Of Evil" as a favor to a
longtime pal Orson Welles, who
is directing the picture at Uni
versal. She'll get no billing and
will receive the minimum pay OF
$50 for the days work.
/ Herbert Wilcox is working for
his wife. Anna Neagle-she's
producing THE Dangerous
Years" which he Is directing
From what / read and hear. she's
a tough boss. Anna and / were
Cochran young ladies years ago
on the London stage. She was a
determined girl then. But be-
cause / understudied the leading
lady. it was expected that ]
would be the future star. We're
both happier the way 1t turned
out
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HOLLYWOOD
BY SHElLAH GRAHAM
MnrIene Has q Movie Date

1881. Originally, it was planned
for London, but producers here
are beginning to prefer the COM
forts of home-working.
I like Spencer Tracy's descrip-
ton of his costarring chore with
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Confidential Wins
In Case Involving
Postal Law CHARGES

CHICAGO. June 7 tP).-Fed-
eral Judge Joseph Sam Perry
has acquitted Confidential Maya
zine of charges of violating the
postal laws by mailing obscene
material But he termed the
publication "a purveyor of social
sewage"
Judge Perry said in United
States District Court yesterday
that the magazine is like a bad
boy and ought to be whipped for
that" He added there was no
guilty intent when the maya
zine published an article on a
pill that allegedly ends preg-
nancy.
The indictment was based on
an article published in March
1856, entitled THE Pill That
Ends Unwanted Pregnancy"
Confidential was indicted on
six counts, along with its printer
the kable Printing Co., Of Mount
Morris. Ill. The printing firm
had asked for a separate trial
but 1t was dismissed from the
indictment by Judge Perry in
view of the acquittal of Conf
dental.
An attorney for the magazine
Sanford Clinton. said the sole
purpose Of the article was to sell
magazines. He added that "the
tenor Of the article was to warn
against use of the pill which, as
pointed out in the story. can kill
an expectant mother or cause the
child TO be a monster.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-07
District 'Defers
Housing Project

The National Capital Housing
Authority's plans for q 174-unit
public housing project near the
Soldiers Home are being held
up for more study at the Dis
trict Building.
The District Commissioners
yesterday decided to defer
action on the project after hear
ing of new opposition.
NCHA already has the Ma
tional Capital Planning COM
missions approval for the
project. slated to replace 81 old
houses bounded by Warder,
Morton. and Lamont streets and
Park road NV. The project is
known as the Morton street de-
velopment.
James Ring. executive director
Of the authority, told the city
heads his agency is seeking to
meet a July % deadline, when
the offer of Federal Government
funds for planning the project
will expire.
1t. Col. Robert E. Mathe, AS
sistant Engineer Commissioner
said 90 residents have petitioned
against the project since a recent
public hearing.
Association Opposes Project
Col. Mathe also said that Her
man Schmidt, who opposed the
project at the hearing on behalf
OF the Home Builders Associa-
ton Of Metropolitan Washing
ton, has offered to come up with
a plan for improving the neigh
borhood by private enterprise.
The Assistant Engineer Com
missioner said he thought the
city should study both view
points before a decision is made
on the public housing project.
One Of the main arguments
made by Mr.. Ring is that thel
project would do away with a
spot of serious blight.
NCHA also has responsibility |
for providing housing for per-
sons displaced by Southwest
slum clearance. Officials said
yesterday this problem must be |
considered too. Home Owners at |
the hearing said they didn't |
want displaced slum residents
moving in.
Groups to Study Matter
Col. Mathe said the matter
will be taken up by two urban |
renewal groups, one Of District
officials and the Urban Renewal
Council. at meetings next Mon
day and Tuesday. The council
last month Endorsed the Morton
street project.
On July % NCHA's right to |
planning funds for a total of /
1900 public housing units is
scheduled to expire. The Nor
ton project is the only one so
far proposed. Mr.. Ring said yes
terday tho authority may con-
slider asking the Public Housing
Administration to extend the |
deadline.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-07
Spanish War Veterans
Convene Tomorrow

Mrs. Ellen r. Hawk, national
president Of the United Spanish
War Veterans and Auxiliaries
will deliver the opening address
at a two-day convention OF that
organization which commences
at 8 o'clock tonight at the Odd
Fellows Temple. 4l9 Seventh
street NV.
The second session will open
at pm. tomorrow, when Rob-
ert w. Livingston. department
commander, will preside at a
session Of 400 local veterans
Mrs. Maud E. Wright, depart
ment president, will lead the
auXiliaryS meeting.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-09-12
New State Law
Requires Permits
For Motor Scooiers

Beginning Monday, Sept. 16,
tests will be given in Caldwell
by the state patrol, in compliance
with the new state law which
requires teen-agers to have driv-
er's licenses to operate motor
scooters and motor bikes, it was
announced today by the local
drivers examiner.
The test is for youngsters IA
to l6 years old or for those who
do not have an operators license,
but operate a motor scooter or
motor bike. Successful applicants
get temporary permits good for
30 days. Permanent licenses will
be issued after the driving test
is passed. The examination con-
sists of a written test on their
knowledge of traffic laws, sign
test and visual test.
Those who passed their driv-
er's examinations Monday were
as follows: operators licenses:
Donald Lee Kirkbride, Sarahs-
vile; Adeline Robbins, Caldwell
route ! and Beatrice Day, Cald-
well; chauffeur's: Ray Willard
Bennett, Beverly route /; Red
mond Gilbert Archer, Sarahs-
vile; state employee, Walter
Francis Estadt, Dexter City;
school bus: Edgel Wiley Shields,
Caldwell route 2; Irwin Burns
Belford, Belle Valley; Paul Leo
Archer, Dexter City route 2;
Rupert Ernest Kress, Caldwell
route /; Ralph Eden Haas, Elba;
Edgar Franklin Bates, Caldwell
route 6, and Nelson George Will
liams, Harriettsville.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-09-12
Davidson Herd
Best Producer
During August

The August dairy report has
been submitted by H. S. Pennell,
Noble county dairy production
testing supervisor, county agent
Floyd Henderson said today.
There were eight herds in
cluded in the dairy herd i'm
provement report.
On the owner sampler report,
Lewis Davidson's herd led the
list with production of GIG
pounds of milk and 80 pounds of
butterfat per cow. William H.
Rich's herd rated second with
$40 pounds of milk and 25.5
pounds of butterfat. The herd
owned by A. E. Bates and son
rated third with 625 pounds of
milk and 235 pounds of butter
fat.
Of the five high cows in milk
production, William Rich had
three producing 1880, 1850, and
1850 pounds of milk respectively.
Virgil Moore had one that pro-
duced 1900 pounds and Howard
Booher 1890 pound cow.
In butterfat production, Virgil
Moore and William Rich each
had cow that produced so
pounds. William Rich had three
other COWS that rated 3rd, 4th,
and 5th with productions of 56,
SIS and SO pounds respectively.
There were 169 cows in the
eight herds on D.HI.A. test. Of
these cows, "a produced more
than 1000 pounds of milk and
20 over 40 pounds of butterfat.