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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-17
Green and Cook
Lead Chattanooga
Over Furmun, $40

GREENVILLE, S. c., Nov
16 (P. Chattanooga's Moe
casins didn't get started until
late in the first quarter, but
then they poured across five
touchdowns and a safety to
spoil Furman's Homecoming
$40, here today.
A crowd of $500 saw the
MoccaSins roll steadily on a
muddy field. They were smartly
handled by Quarterback Jack
Green, third among the Ma
tons top small college passers
Ghattanooss - g 13 9 13-S44
CHATTANOOGA scoring: Touchdown
Cook. 9 (43, run; 3, plunge). Green Il,
plungel. Alhercombie q. plungel. Will
liams a, rum. Conversions-Waller
2. Safety-Tompkins blocked kick out
OF end zOne),
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID sI0I.sO

ing: 4-year-olds and up; liz miles.
Alton King tNelson) $50 AZ
Count Me Out (Valenzuelal orc
Charles JOY gable Jack: New Cut
shannon. Duces-N-Treys. 'Foxolater
disqualified from Sd to last.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000; al,
Day Court tsSr'tino1 S: ESQ I s.sS $50
. Net Ball tyarEuela) 800 2.Yl
Greek star (TaniguchD $50
Trades, Forest Fury. Mr.. Jupiter
Iackme. Indian Cross. a Country Cat
Heavenly Gusher, Sabotage, Bigser 4
Better. Time. l:122s.
Davis-Koplin entry.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $4,000: al.
lowances; 3-year-olds and up; b fur
LONGS.
a Careless Miss tB,tisl 40 800 ..sG
Prompt Impulse tRuane $50 I,1u
Recherche (Guerinl 3.i0
scansion. La verite. Julip Point,
Let's Face II. Pro Bono. Aiming High,
a Bravura, Grecian Lure. Time, 1:l14s
DARBY Dan Farm-Heekin entry.
SIXTH RACE - The Flower Hill
Handicap; purse, $4,000; 2-year.
olds, - miles.
Wirey-Mar.ks (Atk's'n) 40 100 3.1O
Hustle tNalenzuelal $50 l.SO
Sir Robby (Nalen1uela) ..9O
Miocene, Valley, Emerald Prince,
Remus. Dark Tale, Relaxezvous. Time,
$40.
SEVENTH RACE - The Roamer
Handicap; $4,000 added; 3-year -oids
"a miles.
Promised Land ty'E'laI 1.2O 800 2.N
Nertex (BOulmetisl 2.7O ESQ
Ambehaving (Atkinsonl $40
Four Fathoms. Promethean, Jockos
Walk, Assemblyman. Time, 1888.
EIGHTH RACE - Purse, $4,000:
claimins; 4-year-olds and up; ls
miles.
Powdersmoke tLov'to) 1890 90 $40
DevilfiSh lErrico) $40 $50
FalculA tPeakel 1l.2O
North Passage. a Comfy Bay. Ink
yank. Flame out. Samadon. You Go.
Time. l:5ls.
a Mastrandrea Dolce entry.
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.Weis, Foster Favored
In Druq Races Today

Two 1928 Ford roadsters with
hopped-up recent engines figure
to wind up against each other
for the top eliminator trophy
in drag racing today at Old
Dominion Speedway.
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID sos. 80

! A"Aos
DAILY DOUBLE PAID se6.sO
THIRD RACE-Purse, So. 200; claim.
ms; 4-year-olds and up; l mile and 7C
S YIN See i I: t%,,'d., $40 800 ss 6
Bees Firehy lBohenkol 6.1I
Ready to Wear, Long Tom. Moor
DDsnSer' Doc M 2. Gala In, Gallaride
IN we Co. mrs Teeny. Time, 1:462s
FOURTH RACE = Purse. $500:
Tiiien E. Rss ebS1 ed turIC m "a
Eric's Pet (MercierD MOO
=, Jimmies Busy, Ivy Age, Beau Bound
kelly.s Castle, Happy Hobby. Mohana
nniarat Top, HI Judge, James Counselor
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $4,000: al.
!owances; 2-year-olds; mile and "a
Rare Legend lw'daD 11.sO $50 $3.50
on naf lie f ssk, M dn.I1;r, 800 $.@5 q
Gang Fox, Ronald. j.. Sun King
easti's Flash. Time. 1;459s.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $4,000: al.
lowances; 3-year-olds and up; 4 fur
lOnsS.
Harbash (BiermanI 1850 $40 "a
Cut Out RichmOnd) ann . M
White Cachet (Bauer) G'pG
Wooohower, Borue. Warrior Stand,
Dance-A-jie' Heaven Helpus. Time
/ l:122s.
SEVENTH RACE-The Narraeansett
SPECIAL; 100000 added; 3-year- olds
oh Johnny lBolAndb $50 $40 800
Tick Took Ussery) 2.80 > XII
Go Llghtly tBrOOks) AGO
Greek Admiral. Come on Red,
Wise Margin, Saratoga Pete, Grand
SSanyon. Iony'S Chance. Rockastle,
Deep Thought Time. 1:579s.
1 IsSariS entry.
/ EIGHTH RACE - Purse, $500;
claiming; 3-year-olds. / IA miles
Bob Morrow tBohenk0l 800 200 2.e0
sink or swim (Wajda) $50 3,OO
NirEal Prince tWinantl Ia
MY Thumbelina, Sure Me. Little
Takers, Georse Hosh. Time, 1:b4M
NINTH RACE-Purse, $1,000: claim
ms 4-year-olds and up. a miles.
Norbob tWalker) $500 II 90 4. 40
In Par (JOhnsOnD 5IO a IA
John B.P. (HOOper) 3.iG
Pilot Jet. Tracer Light, Karamu.
Mabekky. Barking Dog, Shiny Peter,
Aalapa streak. Time, LASS.
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Results

ing; 2-year- olds: lis miles.
Temps Fugit (vaI1al 31.iO 1900 9Il
Ladle tRuane) $50 400
. Alley Gal (NeisOn) l.S(
WHY'S Pal. Grace's Luck, Biplane
Pongfree, Imperial, Contessa Eva, Mar.
los Duke, Abba. This Day. Time
:46ls.
Winding Way Farm-Levinson entry
SECOND RACE Purse, So, 800
claiming; 4-year-olds and up; fur.
longs
ToCsin (AtklnsOn) $50 $50 2.SC
Yarn (Ruane) $50 2.7C
South Florida (Dalton) 4.iC
Post Prandial, Bull X, Priam's owl
Morning Watch, Captain Morgan. Time
I:l2ls
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S n 90 $50 POST MORTON, s440 $500 HARLYN
:, Handleasl9e5s4 Attendance-1e721, Total handle
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Nurruqunsett Results

FIRST RACE-Purse, 50, 600; claim
ing. 3-year-olds; furlones.
Lord Brookw'd U'reD I1.2O 7.4O 500
Star Orbit Davernl $3.50 1880
vars ret tPassmore) 1920
-, Stalwart Steed. Isawhiz. Regalia,
Hialeah's Joy. Starberry, Mrs. Beaver
Ruoldale. Susong, Gramar. Time,
SECOND RACE Purse, $4,000:
Claiming; 4-year-olds and up: 8 fur
Lady Liz lSpinaIeD 1880 go 4.oO
Lampo (Winant) 100 4 'S0
No Harvest tMowerl z f,0
Sunset Break. Princess Dew, Molly
Bell, Sprinelike. Fleeing Will. Miss
Slate, Mr; Lampasas. Braniff. Cindyam.
Time, 1:13.
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CHARTS OF RACES AT PIMLICO

-, ICopyright, 1857. by Triangle Publications, Incl
mn FlESl RAGE-PqrSe $500 claiming: 4yearolds an
ca easily place driving Winner Mrs Carnevales
= SEQ $3.50 $3.50, $40. Time l06as Cloudy and fast
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FIFTH RACE Purse. 81. 50O starters handicap: g.
yeaa So and up IL miles Post 100 off at
eh, C. B. by BilngsaGala Revue Trainer G, Alexandra.
yalues-S2,92o. 5000 $3.50. S225 Time. 144aa.
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ehrihene sebs and Moohns S,obIe entry


&C. /. ofsswsl ond u. W. Shelter entry.
be. {. Allen end Montpelier entry.
sAppssn,ies ollowones eiehmsd.
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$3.50. WARIc, 50 40. $500. GOOD TUNE. $500 *'O'
Handle-S96402.
SECOND RACE-Purse So 900: StarteTs handican. a
yea year and up; i miles Post i:35 off start
o. m 2 by Rico Monte.Gslladare Trainer Values
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THIRD RACE p Purse. $4,000: allowance; 2-year-olds
miles Post 2:03 off 2;031a start good won driving
pIses same winner Mrs w A. zakoor,s b by sagg
5000. Time. ~' FoVN' ~
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DAILY DoUBsE 10 AND IO PAID ss5.sO

Two-dollaI mutuels paid = TEN SHAN, S144O 500
5000 ,RlCODEE 5000, S740 HEUTEL, $1,000
Handle-Sl29.212.
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g, IWo-doilar mutues paid. = CAMELBACK, $500. So
81 40. IMMENSE, "a 80. $3.50. TERI, S4.4O.
Handle-S196.107.
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A4O. $500 -LoNGBoss $500 $40 FARos, 81 so w.
FOURTH RACE Purse S3.5OO: starters allowance: g.
year-olds and up l mile QurD, Post, 80 off .:30z;
start GOOD won easily, place driving. Winner, w W.
waters pr 3 by Adaris-Hera. Trainer. owner Values
S227b. S7O0, $3.50 S175 Time 1:472s Cloudy and soft
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80 IWo-dolar mutuels pad-DARK RULER. $3.50, $40
$50 L1NDA'S DREAM. S64O. 4.20. INFORMANT. SIS go
: SEVENTH RACE-The Marguerite Stakes: purse Si5..
aooed 2-year-old fllies Lie miles. Post 400 of
WICK STABLES oh; T. ., by Your Hos-Rampart Trainer
a RaSney Values $4,000 81 900. s., 900, 81 900
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900; claiming. 3-year-olds and
off at oncei start good; won
Winner. Mrs. L. G. Bishops
Imp. Trainer, G. ". Bishop
5000. Time, Ell.
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It Tdkes Pldnnino
For Queen S Visit

Continued from Page D-S
guest house. Is II Il UNDER
going extensive renovations.
Instead they win be housed
at the various Common-
wealth embassies and at ho-
tells.
The security arrangements
for the Queen are the same
as those for any guest Of the
President. but with the
enormous interest In the visit
there simply will be more Of
the same"-as Mr.. Buchan-
an put 1t.
The protocol department
anticipates record crowds
wherever the Queen will be.
This. coupled with President
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Historical Group
Sets Meeting

Deerneld. Mass, will be
host to members and guests
Of the Esther Stevens Braser
Guild Of the Historical Soci-
ETY. Of Early American Deco
ration for the fall meeting.
Tuesday through Thursday.
Mrs. Carroll H. Drury Of
Springfield, VT. is president.
and Mrs. Harley M. Riga Of
Wilbrahann. Mass, general
chairman.
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brides grandparents. Mr..
and Mrs. =. A. Fairall.
Miss Jacqueline Ruth APP
pell Of East Orange. N. j.,
was maid Of honor and Dr..
Wilson was best man for his
son.
The bride is q graduate Of
Averett Junior College. The
bridegroom attended Virginia
Polytechnic Institute. and
will continue his studies at
the University Of Georgia.
After q wedding trip to
Florida. the couple will live
In Athens. Ga.
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EIsenhower's drawing ability,
viii make 1t a double header.
=
THE BAGGAGE SITUA-
TION has been q problem
for the protocol department
on many previous state vis-
its. and they have been try
ing to improve It.
Their solution, worked out
with the assistance Of Col.
Robert Schulz. the Presi-
dents military aide. is for
helicopters to transport the
baggage from the airport TO
the White House so the
guests viii md their bags in
their rooms when they ar
rive.
th SO
MIR. BUCHANAN pointed
out that although there is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-08
.Lutherun Women
Give Reception

Lutheran women from
Washington area churches
entertained at a reception
yesterday In Christ Lutheran
Church honoring Miss Tell
s. Rajeswari Of India and
Mrs. Hildegard Ellenbeck Of
Germany. Both were dele
gates to the recent Lutheran
World Federation Assembly.
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tremendous interest IA the
Queens visit, almost the
same amount Of work goes on
IN his ONCE In planning each
state visit.
We've had q longer period
Of time to work on the Queens
VISIT he said. "Hut we are
following very much the same
program as Is planned for
each Of the Presidents
guests"
During previous visits there
has always been an exchange
Of gifts between the Presi-
dent and his guest. but no
announcement has been made
on this subject vet.
-
If THE PROTOCOL is
routine, the press arrange
ments will be anything but
that.
Already. and there's some
time to go yet. the latest
count Of reporters requesting
generalization from the White
House has reached 500. (Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-08

An exhibition Of original
decorated articles and work
by members will be held at
Memorial Hall. Deerfield. and
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about so or 70 Of these are
British and Commonwealth
newsmen.)
Four companies will be
filming the entire time the
British Broadcasting Com
pany. Columbia Broadcasting
System. q Canadian company
and the USIA.
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WiIson-Edelen
Ceremony Held

Mr.. and Mrs. Willard g.
Edelen announce the mar
riage Of their daughter
Nancy Harrison to Mr.. George
Warren Wilson. son Of DR..
and Mrs. Charles s. Wilson
Of Danville. Va.
The wedding took place
Friday afternoon in the Met
ropolitan Memorial Method
list Church. with DR.. Edward
Gardiner Latch of1iciating.
The reception which followed
was held In the home Of the
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win lbe open Wednesday
from & am. to $3.50 PM. and
Thursday from 8 am. to IL
noon. Admission is free.
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At 0UITLAND 0T0RR ONLY
Modem 7-Ps Dining koom------------ 1898 1881
Msd.m Cherry S-Ps. su..-------- 40 I14Ss
so" buffet chine. ssd. tobIs ] ddO dhsln
Modern Walnut 4-DFowoF chest--------- 0eo9 420S
Dresser and irror------------------- ezs5 1888
Single dresser IN traditional mchcoony.
Meful Double WoFdFob0- 94o5 1893
wcInvt Wardrobe -7------.------------ 1925 44s5
cedor-Ilned for proetieol storage Of clothes.
Solid Ash Single b0d------------------ 775O 1888
Modern Single Ded------------------- 34.e5 24.s5
Unusual block and white finish
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WARRINGTON SToRE ONLY
Modern French Cherry 5-Pe. Bedroom
SALE $3.50

kegulurE $50
Triple dresser large mirror. double bookcase bed and
Two night tobles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-08

Tyou have been longing fine bedroom dining
the and In
IA d
i
ndmake tbshsrs
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MIR. BUCHANAN pointed
out that although there is
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mean anything to you." the
judge told the defendant.
Mr.. Settles attorney pleaded
with the court to give his client
another chance.
Judge Bryan told Settle that
for his own convenience Federal
authorities would pick him up
Saturday at the Culpeper jail If
Settle assured the court he would
not leave.
Judge. I amt going to run
nowhere" the man said. II never
did rum"
Judge Bryan said the defend
ant would probably get better
medical treatment at the re-
formatory than he is getting
now. His attorney said Settle
has a weakened blood vessel in
his stomach.
The judge said he would have
the defendants medical record
sent with him.
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Lawyer to Handle
.Dodd's Estute

An Arlington attorney has
qualified as the administrator
.of the estate of Frank j. e.
Dodd. whose two young sons are
accused of Staying him on jan
Iuary %.
John E. Donaldson. jr.. quail
Ned in the Arlington Circuit
Court yesterday, posting a So
500 bond. He said he furnished
ia rough appraisal Of the estate
lat about $4,000.
Mr.. Dodd's bullet-riddled body
was found in a locked shed at
the rear of his home at 1905
North Sycamore street, Arling-
ton. on March 2.
The 52-year-old construction
workers two sons. Frank, Is,
and James, IL, are being held by
the county juvenile authorities.
Police say they confessed shoot
ing their father to death with a
22-caliber rifle. The two boys
are undergoing psychiatric exam
nations.
Mr.. Donaldson said the exact
appraisal Of Mr.. Dodd's estate
will be made later this month
with five appraisers participating
with hun. One appraiser, Percy
johnson. was listed by Mr.. Dom
aldson as a first cousin of the
slain man
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-12

using interstate communications
to defraud and using the mail to
Idefraud.
Wedding Fraud Charged
In one instance, the indict-
ment charges Goldberg obtained
81 500 from a woman which was
to have gone to pay for a camp
ing trip for children. Most Of
the persons defrauded we're from
Baltimore. Mr.. Flannery said.
In one instance, however, the
indictment charges Mrs. Lee
Sarah Benjamin, 1900 block Of
Jefferson street NV. was de-
frauded Of $500 last May 8. As
sistant United States Attorney
Flannery said the money was
supposed to have been paid for
a wedding party.
Among others the indictment
charges we're defrauded was a
man who turned over the money
to pay for trip to California
and another man who was to
have made a trip to Europe.
The indictment charges that
some Of the offenses occurred
carly last year and lists others
as having taken place in De-
cember. 1855.
The indictment was among a
total Of 81 returned by a grand
Jury before Judge Richmond B.
Eeech Of the u. s. District Court
fUr the District OF Columbia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-12
IMoonshiner, II, Gets a Years
In Latest Brush With the Law

A 71-year-old moonshiner,
who couldn't stay away from
liquor. was given a four-year
term today in Alexandria Fed
eral Court.
Ernest B. Settle of Settletown,
near Culpeper, Va. was con-
victed Of moonshining last July
in Federal Court. Judge Albert
v. Bryan put him on probation
then. Today he was back after
being convicted in State court
of selling wine.
Il gave you an opportunity
back in July to stay away from
handling whisky and you got
right back in it," Judge Bryan
said.
The judge noted that Settle
had been convicted by State
authorities both before and after
the Federal conviction.
Probation doesn't seem to
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resume consideration Of The en-.
tire proposed county budget at q
special meeting at 9 pm. next
Tuesday at the Montgomery
Junior College. Takoma Park.
Civil Defense Unit Backed
In other actions the fedora
ton adopted two resolutions
One backs a bill now pendinf
before the House Of Representa-.
tives to create a Federal civil
defense department on cabinet
level.
The other measure backed is 9
bill before Congress which woulc
divert any excess Capper-Cram.
ton Acts park funds after the
George Washington Memorial
parkway is finished for use to-
ward acquiring regional parks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-12
Forum to Discuss
I'd D. c. Airport

A supplemental airport fol
Washington will be discussed al
ia 10th District Airport Forum al
3 pm. tomorrow in the AMMAN
dale Fire House on Columbia
pike. Annandale. Va.
Representative Broyhill and
other officials Of Virginia's 10th
District have been invited to at
tend. Earl bunting, economist
and industrial engineer. will be
the main speaker.
Other speakers include State
Senator Charles r. Fenwick,
chairman of the Virginia Airport
Authority Study Commission: B.
S. Spano of the Civil Aeronautics
Administration, and Henry J.
Rolls, chairman of the Citizens
Committee for Burke Airport.
Hugh c. Munro, Fairfax Coun-
ty civic leader. and Merlin F.
president of the
Annandale Lions Club. are CO.
chairmen Of the forum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-12

completed and a lengthy report
on land uses existing in the
county has been prepared al
preliminary steps towards de-
velopment of a master plan.
The commission asked Its
planning staff to determine what
Federal funds would be available
to Arlington for acquisition and
development of recreation land
under the Capper-Crampton Act
County Planning Director Frank
L. Dieter said Arlington could
share in Federal grants for de-
velopments Of the Four Mile Run
and Pimmet Run stream valleys
The commission announced
that it will have an informa-
tional meeting on March Is in
the courthouse for the general
public on regional planning
problems.
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right to support Mr.. Moore If
the current Speaker returned.
Backed by 2 candidates"
The Moore forces Yesterday
claimed the support Of two
other candidates for speaker
Delegate Joseph j. Williams, jr.,
of Henrico and Delegate John
Warren Cooke of Mathews.
Among other arguments, the
Moore camp is urging support
for the present Speaker on
grounds that otherwise the
House would face q potentially
hitter. divisive. three-way con-
test at the start OF the 1858 SEES.
sion-a time wnen harmony is
desirable in light of the school
segregation problem and other
big legislative questions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-12
Fire Tax Rute Cut
Plea Is Refused

The Takoma Park City Coun-
ell last night refused to reduce
the fire tax rate in the Pinecrest-
Hampshire area from IL to 8
cents as residents had requested.
1t was announced that funds
for installation Of a traffic light
at the intersection Of Carroll
and Flower avenues will be in
'cluded in next years budget.
The council took under con-
sideration a suggestion from
merchants on Laurel avenue that
parking meters. be discontinued
in the area. They recommended
that parking be limited to two
hours.
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Two Choirmen Named
For Fuirfux 6. O. P.

Two new district chairmen of
the Fairfax County Republican
Committee have been appointed
by Dan Neviaser, committee
chairman.
Mrs. Vivian Hess of 1903 Nor
mandy lane, Falls Church, will
head the Falls Church District,
and Mrs. Fern Mcmahon of 10
West Gentele Court. Alexandria.
will be chairman of Lee District.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-12
Fifth Term for Moore
As Speaker Is Pressed

RICHMOND. Va. Mar. IL up
Leaders of a f1fth-term move
ment to retain Delegate E.
Blackburn Moore of Berryville
as Speaker of the House of Dele
gates were optimistic today.
Friends of Mr.. Moore, led by
Delegates Tom Frost of War
renton and Baldwin G. Locher of
Rockhridge. have been working
quietly for several weeks to line
up prospective members of the
1858 House in Mr.. Moore's be-
half.
Mr.. Frost admitted yesterday
he had been campaigning to try
to re-elect 1.-The finest Speaker
we ever had"
1T looks pretty good" Mr..
Frost added.
Neighbor Of Byrd
Mr.. Moore, apple-growing
neighbor and friend Of Senator
Byrd, has been presiding officer
of the House for four terms.
He has not yet announced
whether he will seek reelection
to the House this year. But the
plain implication of the move
ment in his behalf is that he will
run. assuming the outlook is
favorable for his retention as
Speaker.
At the end of the 1856 legis-
lative session. a group of the
Houses young Turks" an
nounced they had more than ~
House members enrolled behind
a drive to elect Delegate George
M. Cochran of Stanton as
Speaker in 1858.
1t was understood. however i,
that some of those counted for
Mr.. Cochran had reserved the
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School Budget
Slash Backed


The Montgomery County Civic
Federation last night failed tc
agree with cuts made by County
Manager Melvin L. Reese in the
proposed county school operat-
ing budget for 1878. but did
back a reduction of nearly $780,
600 in the sum- the school board
requested.
The school system had asked
for an operating budget of $20.2
million and a construction budg-
ct of about $9.1 million. Mr..
Reese. in his budget recommen-
dation to the county council,
urged an operating budget of
$l9.1 million and q construction
budget of 1868, 900 less than the
school board request.
Federation members were
nearly unanimous in supporting
"a school operating budget of
|$19.8 million and q construction
budget as asked initially by the
school board.
Tax Increase Seen
Several members advised the
council at its regular meeting at
the Woodward & Lothrop Chevy
Chase store auditorium that the
federation's proposal could cost
Is cents per 500 assessed avalu.
alton over the 15-cent increase
already seen as necessary to A.
nance the county managers
budget.
The federation's action on the
school budget came after hearing
a report from Seymour S Ber-
lin, chairman of its School
Committee.
Jerome j. Harris. fedora ZION
president, recessed the meeting
after two and one-half hours to