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Smyrna times., 1958-12-18
Fire Dangers
fContiaued from Page one,

extinguishers in the building are
checked regularly, and teachers
have been instructed in their To-
cation and use. Teachers are also
informed On the location of fire
alarm boxes which are located
throughout the building. Another
safety precaution the district-has
taken is having a qualified Gus
todian in the school at any time
when the building is being used
Custodians are on duty in the
high school from 7 am. until IL
pm, and in the elementary
school the custodians come in
for an evening affair. All schools
of the district are checked on
Saturdays and Sundays by the
custodial staff. All doors to boil
er rooms are metal, and boiler
rooms are completely encased in
concrete, or fire-resistive mater
ials. School officials have issued
regulations that all boiler room
doors must be kept closed dur
ing the school day. Furthermore,
trash formerly burned at the ele-
mentary school will be taken
daily to the town dump in the
future. No trash is burned in the
Thomas D. Clayton building, ano
a special furnace is used for this
purpose at the high school. Off
cials noted that the one-story
construction at the elementary
school was especially safe, with
little possibility of students be
ing trapped from an exit. The
completion of the new construc
ton will see all pupils in thi.
building within 70 feet of an ex
it, at least two exits provided
for all corridors. The stairwell.
of the high school are of meta
construction with fire door.
lat both top and bottom. Tht
most unpredictable part of fire
prevention is the human ele
ment. Pupils have been advised
many times of the dangers O
smoking inside the building, ant
strict penalties are imposed fol
any infractions. While there art
very few pupils that disregard
this rule, it only takes one oc
casion to start a fire. School of
ficials had high praise for thu
local fire company. In addition
to the annual inspection ant
special fire drill, the fire com
pany has invited elementary
pupils to visit the fire house ant
the firemen presented specia
program on fire safety last yea
using Smokey the Bear. Pupil.
also have the opportunity eacf
year to check the fire safety il
their homes during Fire Proven
ton Week and each pupil re
ceives a firemen's hat if he re
turns a completed form.
Smyrna times., 1958-12-18
Christmas Vacation Begins
Tuesday

The annual Christmas vaca-
tion of the schools in the Smyr-
ma Special School District will
begin at the close of school on
Tuesday, Dec. %. School will be
in session on Tuesday until the
usual 3:l5 dismissal. Schools will
remain closed until Monday, Jan.
S, 1859.
Smyrna times., 1958-12-18
Senior High School Christmas
Party

General Organization mem
bers of the John Bassett Moore
High School will be entertained
at the annual Christmas Dance
tomorrow evening in the high
school gymnasium from 9-l2.
Music for the occasion will be
furnished by Harry Jarman and
his five piece orchestra. The
theme of this years dance is
white Christmas" and this will
be carried out appropriately by
the decorating committee which
is under the direction of Mr..
Thomas Mulligan and the Art II
class. The dance will be cabaret
style and refreshments will be
served.
Smyrna times., 1958-12-18
Drama Club To Present
Christmas PLAY

The members of the Drama
Club, under the direction of Miss
KiiIalea, will present the annual
Christmas play on Tuesday af-
ternoon at l:50 in the high
school auditorium. This year the
club will present the play, "A
King Shall Reign" The cast of
characters includes: James Per-
singer, Carol Wolford, Sandra
Kruchen, Margaret Hurd, Jeffrey
Deamer, Norma Jane -Britting-
ham, and Thomas Mills.
Smyrna times., 1958-12-18
SCHOOL
REPORTER
Junior High School Christmas
Party

General Organ zation mem
bers OF the Smyrna Junior High
School VII be enterta ned at the
annual Christmas party by the
Student Council officers this ev-
ening at 7:3J in the high school
auditorium. The program will be-
gin with a full-length motion pic
ture after which refreshments
will be served and dancing en-
joyed. The program will end
about 10 pm. The Leaders
Corps of the school is assisting
with the arrangements for the
occasion.
Smyrna times., 1958-12-18
Barn Fire
Continued from Page One

losses. The building which was
lost was estimated to be more
than one hundred years old and
well built. The Tuesday evening
fire at Smyrna Landing gutted
the two-story, eight-room house
occupied by Roland PenneWill.
The family was in the city shop
ping at the time. According to
firemen, it was caused by port
able oil burner which was left
burning when the family depart
ed. They are staying with rela-
tives.
Smyrna times., 1958-12-18
Boy Scouts
Continued from PAGE One


ward Rogers, Steven Schmitting-
er, and Francis Sheridan. Second
class awards, presented by Leon
Collins, assistant scoutmaster, to
Colin Cooper, Michael Ennis,
Nelson Everhart, Joseph Haney,
and Ronald Sayers. Tenderfoot
awards, by Henry Kozicki, as
sistant, to Larry Anderson, Rob-
ert Comegys, James Bradley,
Wilson Harris, William Hutchi-
son, Donald Jones, William Lew
is, George Knotts, Willis Martin,
James Oechsler, William Piser,
John Richards, Robert Rogers,
and John Wicks. Ernest Brown,
who was not present, received a
merit badge in dairying. Ronald
Sayers was not present to re-
ceive his award as he is in the
hospital recovering from injuries
sustained when he was hit by a
car while riding his bike. Mrs.
Ford, Mrs. Collins, and Mrs. Ko-
zicki were guests of the club.
The guests were greeted by Rex
D. Gilmore, president. Walter
Massey, Norman w. Ward, M. P.
Morris, James Wheatley, Fred
Bowdle, Arthur A. Hearn, o. B.
Agner were visitors from the
Dover Rotary Club. Gifts were
presented to the scoutmaster and
his assistants, and each Boy
Scout received first aid kit.
Smyrna times., 1958-12-18
San+a's Visit
(Continued from Pare one)

site of the theater on heavily
travelled West Commerce Street.
Arthur Thomas, who has served
as Santa Claus for several years,
again greeted the boys and girls,
and George Mcmahon was the
clown. Rodney Schuman was
chairman for the successful
event, assisted in some phase of
the project by the entire mem
bership of the local Jaycees.
Smyrna times., 1958-12-18
Card PARTY Listed

The Ladies Auxiliary of the
Cheswold Volunteer Fire Com
pany will hold their next card
party on Thursday, Dec. l8 at
the fire hall starting at 8 pm.
There will be prizes and refresh
ments.
Smyrna times., 1958-12-18
Son Born To Hursts

Mr.. and Mrs. c. Arthur Hurst
of Windybush, Wilmington, an
nounce the birth of their second
son born Dec. 8 in Memorial
Hospital. Mrs. Hurst is the form
er Miss Ella Mae Gardner of
near Smyrna.
Smyrna times., 1958-12-18
Seniors Order Caps and Gowns

With high school graduation
some ITO days away (school
days) plans are progressing to-
ward that important date as dur
ing the past week seniors were
measured for the cap and gown
that they will wear at that i'm
portant occasion. The gowns as
per usual will be ordered from
the Academic Cap and Gown
Company of Philadelphia. The
girls will wear white while the
boys will have blue.
Smyrna times., 1958-12-18


N
Plant
Ann II,
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Tractors = New INC Farmai
tractors and equip: indus. vince
tractors, backhoe and leaders
Mccullough chain saws, parts anc
service. USED INC Cub tractor
and equip: model H tractor with
pillow and cultivator: Al %
mower; a Grow Ellis transplanter
P. H. MOORE. U. S. No. 301
Mitehellville. Md, CE. 6-S1SI.
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Doas, pErs, ETC.
icoNrMuEDl


BOXER PUP, Axe, male, fawn
s slnsEfTss-was hns' weeks WI
BOXER PUPPIES, champion stock
shots. wormed; reasonable. Also
BOXER. female, Axe champion
bangaway stock. reasonable. AP.
BOXER PUPS, Axe. fawn. black
mask, white chest; champ. stock;
reas. OIL. 4-5096.
BOXER PUP, Axe, champion line
age. sac. stud service. 10. 4.0190.
BRITTANY SPANIEL PUPS. Axe
and F.D-S.B, reg: field trial and
hunting stock. EV. 1910.
BULLDOG PUPS. for show or pets
Axe Beagle pups, show and felc
stock SEITz KENNELS, MI
CHIHUAHUA PUPPIES. 8 wks. old
brown and white; no papers; S25
Nv. $4,000,
CHIHUAHUA PUPPIEs, Axe, male
and female. al colors, CT. 6-4457
CHIHUAHUA PUPPIES, males and
females. Axe reg. 81. 1854.
CHIHUAHUA PUPS, Axe very
small. 4-wks., paper trainedi $40.
JU. 9-1273.
CHIHUAHUA. Axe registered: beau.
| tiful markings; all shots: excel.
lent disposition: Wo. 6-7425.
CHOW PUPS, Axe, 4 Wks.; show
/ prospects. Snowy black stud; fee
or pup deals consid. WA. 1884
COCKER, male: giveaway TO good
home: no small children. JE.
4-l462.
COCKER, red, male. 8 mos, Axe
| registered; shots, wormed, house.
broken Call 10. 5-09S6.
COCKER, pure-bred black male,
years old: child's pet; 500 Cal
Twin Oaks $500,
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TRACTOR, big SO h.p. heavy duty.
perfect equipment incls, hauling
cart. pillow, lawn roller, disc, bull
dozer and snowplow. turnover and
rototiller; 500 value for S325.
OIL. 4-2775. all day Sun. but
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK
lcoNIINufpl


PONY 90 ,S Ssss so q, z ySs. GSssac n
PONY, pretty black. 3-year-old
gelding, Is hands: gentle nature
perfectly sound; willing jumper
an excellent junior mount; $50
PL. 9-2417
sADDLEs-oenuine cowhlde West.
ern saddle, with horns excellent
condition. S35. West 4-9174,
SADDLE HORSE. ideal for children
Kentucky walker, will board tret
for summer, S75. West 4-Q174.
CATTLE AND SHEEP-35 head oi
REGISTERED Shorthorn cows, 5t
Hampshire sheep. All animals are
of t0u quality and must be sold
Take / or all. Going to Calf
Telephone Middleburg, Va, MUIR
ray 7-4223,
HORSES-ss thorouehbreds, year.
ling, and 0 ". old. J. M. PHELPS
Marke 7-2237.
NEW PONY CART, saerifice, SO
/ set, used pony harness. Also
saddle racks, halters, bits, girths
new pony saddle snd bride. 9tee
aayrack. DU. 5-Ss42.
SADDLE HORSES OR PONIES fol
sale or trade; outstanding jumps
old, 4-yr. -old thoroughbred mare
with papers: palomino horse: B.
yr.-old American saddle horse
Arabian mare. 141a hands high,
3 yrs. old, gentle with children,
chestnut horse. Is hands; s.
gated American saddle mare
Other fine horses to choose from
WELSH PONY, privately owned
Pet. Very gentle with saddle aIle
bride. Slg5, LA. 6-32O9.
GORGEOUS PALOMINO gelding;
Western or English broke; eentlt
for child; also saddle and bride
OV. 3-4S26 or FL. 4-SS21.
CHAMPION FATHER FOR SALE
Hampshire. yearling ram. 500
VERY FINE; Tennessee walker
compl. Eng. equip. Call 10. 700.
or VIII 6-505g for appointment
2 EXCELLENT RIDING HORSES
for children. / mare z years old
ideal for breeding; l Shetland
hackney filly, 5 years old, ap'
prox. 1871 hands. VIII. 2-75sl.
BLACK PONY GELDING, 81
inches tall. also 1 saddle. call oil
2-2039
LARGE PONY, 8 yrs. old; ais
bride and saddle. experienced
rider; S175. Herndon 445-J-2.
BEAUTIFUL BLACK GELDINC
with q few small white spots
coming 4 yrs. old sound in ever.
way. safe for children, located
close to Browns chapel and Lees.
burg Pike. PL. $4,000
TWO IMPORTANT EVENTS
Kiwanis Western Horse show
Sat, 8 pm; Sun. 2 pm, JunI
IA and 15.
Horse and pony auction. Fri.
7:30 pm. June 90 Hilton Farm
Fisher I'd, Temple Hills, Nd. Oh
S-S022.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15
SURPLUS ITEMS

10000 OTHER BARoAINs-You NAME TIVE HAVE IT
FREE PARKING ON OUR PRIVATE LOT
j. H. GICHNER
2513 M ST. NV. FE. 3-6345
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15

selection at all stores. Silver
Spring and Arlington stores open
evenings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15

PINBALL MACH. professional
model; cost $500; sell S25. 4e22
DeRussey pkwy. Oh. Ch- Md
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COUNTRY RoARp

ROOM AND BOARD and some care
given elderly Gentleman in co0ns
try home. Reas. Box 410--R Star,
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ROOMS IURR.-MD..VA.
ROOMS. HOUsEKEEPINa

SLEEP ON FOAM MATTRESS.
wake up to music, Clock r.: nv,
refgr., grill. 2l47 r, Elk. 3-6632.
1oi QUINCY ST. N.W.-Combina !.
ton bed-liying room, kitchen,
shower bath. RIA. 1851.
SCOTT CIR.-Excel, furn.. refned,
sgl. or dbl, everything furn. Refer,
SIG. 1881 o NV, AID. 2.0337,
COLORADO AVE. AND I4th ST.
Bsmt. apt; also efficiency; In apt,
building. RIA. 6-s2O3,
QUE ST. NV, ISB8-Fronf, Ink
rm;; range and sink; SIC week,
incl. all linens.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15

MUST SELL . Cub tractors, i C.
Farmall tractor with pillow, corn
planter and cult. 2 side del. rakes,
5 tractor mowers, 5 sets cultiv-
tors. tractor plows, all kinds, 2
manure spreaders. / field chop
per. tobacco planters, / blower,
lot Of used farm machinery. farm
mules, 2 farm horses, riding
h fsss AZ TsaiSns sToR SsT .r rae
I'd, Upper Marlboro Nd, MA. z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15

T Ga1,I soil. RICa ir LOAN 5 Gu, ca; yds
L. EARNSHAw, Clinton, Nd
CYPRESS 1888 or CY. 7-s70O
TOPsOIL-Very good rich topsoil
for lawns and greenhouses;, VerS
reasonable. Call 10. 7-4333.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15
PIANOS
BALDWIN

Builder Of the Worlds Finest
Spinet and Console Pianos.
As the exclusive factory repre-
sentatives for the complete line OF
Quality Famous Baldwin Pianos,
we offer you this exquisite Baldwin
Acrosonic Piano. handsomely nm
ished in Contemporary Styling
complete with full l0-Year Baldwin
Guarantee, Matching Bench Free
Local Delivery.
Reg. Baldwin List, SS60-Now
1915. Use our Less-Than-Bank-
Interest Budget Plan.
OPEN THURS. EWES.
OUR 10th YEAR
BALDWIN DISTRIBUTOR n
Hugo 'Worch Piano Co.
925 O st. NV. Ma. S-O429
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You'll write home about Hart.
nett Hairs food. especially the
fried chicken, rum rolls and hOms-
made apple pie. Splendid social
opportunities with 500 other young
people. Clean, attractive. singis
I and double rooms with running
water; near showers. D0uble rooms,
S14-S17; single, SIT. $40 per week
with Q meals.
FIT .2.5A20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15

TUT SUIL and manure, delivered
S12 so per yard; all types cement
work lporches and black top drive.
Waysl. Ii. 3-6201.
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

BAY GELDING. Western broke. well
hammered, gentle; with or without
tack. free kittens. cY 1851
BAY MARE. good riding horse:
warranted sound By vet: $3.50 to
good home. OR. 3-O792
some with calf at side, others bred.
Req. secr. herd. OIL. e-O347.
HORSE. beautiful bay, part Arabian
geidinG. 8 yrs old. sound, l4.2
hand: gentle. especially with small
children. Call Diamond 9-347S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15

TAPE REcORDERs--sALE--Para-
disc OF Sound, 2413 Pennsylvania
ave. NV, RI 3-t534.
TELEyIsI0N, 80 Hotpoint, or
wheels. NO. 7-6326
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SOD CUTTERS, aerifiers, Ford trac-
tors, front-end leaders. OC-3
dozers, post-hole diggers. cement
mixers. etc. RENTAL TOOL q
EOIIIp co III 5.SnA0
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FARM AND GARDEN

AZALEAs, some Of the best. PERI
M MARY Is NURSERY SifSs s Samon-
stun, Md, WA. T-241S, RA. g.
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zo1 lsth st. n,v-Tvin nm. 3
e Sac. ic'; sEidgs ss M bs sex
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15

PIANOS AND 0RGANS-Used spin
cts from S295 up; new spinets
from 1895: cleo. organs, $500 and
ND: used grands, apt. uprights,
consoles at lowest prices in d c
area; terms. Open Monday. Thurs
day and Friday til 9 pm. SILVER
SPRING PIANO CO. s57 Per-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15

PIANO, Baldwin concert grand, in
excellent condition; rare value at
81 .095, including bench and local
CAMPBELL MUSIC CO.
1lO2 a st NV DI. 7-S464
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15

PTANOs-This week we have on
sale q rI greatly s.syc Tssu e ns DT'fS oOr
sample and slightly used instru-
ments Of all types. Almost all are
the latest models and at the
prices we are asking are bargains.
In our store you see the largest
selection Of pianos in this area SO
don't buy until we show you what
we have. ST. $4,000, JORDANS,
conrar Qth and n ste n W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15

PICNIC TABLE with benches, gin.
redwood. Barg.. S29.95. RUcKER
LUMBER, 1920 Wilson blvd, IA.
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feet condition.. wa. 7-4179.
PIANOs-JORDAN'S branch stores
all have complete selection o.
pianos and organs for sale anc
rent. including many bargains II
floor sample and slightly used in
struments. Plenty Of parking space
at each store. 1882 Georgia ave.
Silver Spring; $3.50 Lee Highway
Arlington; 2415 Princess Anne St.
Fredericksburg, Va. Silver Sprint
and Arlington stores are oper
every evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15

PIANO, upright. excellent for stu-
dent; good condition; $40. Call
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

WALTER REED vIC.-Niceiy furn.
single bedrm,; ONCE employed sen.
tleman RIA. 3.4l24.
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S22 MADISON ST. NV. seie. I'm.
Tor white women. pvt. home, good
meals and home priv. ia. e-ips2,
NV. sECTION-Lge, rm., / 81
2. Good breakfast, Pvt, Southefn
home, cleo. fan, RIA. 6.SQ36
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lcoNTiNUEDl

PIANO, apartment supriEht, $275.
Excellent buy. Pm. Gaithersburs'
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TRACTOR. garden, Simplicity
S110: 3 gang mowers, SS5; Dozer,
$50: Homko riding mower, "a in,
and snow blower. Si1O. IA S-tSS02
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T0PSOIL - Good quality field
stripped; approx. $500 yds., To-
Gated on Kenilworth ave. ne, Just
north Of the District line. viii sell
on the pile, loaded on your truck,
fob. Kenilworth, or delivered or
ders of 100 yds. or more. Priced
reasonably. Call RE. 6-7100.
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ROOMS WANTED

ROOM WANTED, in private home,
By professional lady, With small
dog: in Or about 0EORoETOWN
AREA; desirable. Considefation
would be appreciated. Boz l7e.
Y. Star.
GENTLEMAN-Unfufn. or furn.
rm. and pvt. bath In refined PVT .
home; west Of 18th 1t. NV, within
blk. Of transp. Box 332-L. star.
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DOes, PETS, ETo.

TOY MANCHESTER TERRIER. 70,
male IL weeks old; Axe. OIL
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-27

W II scawel. supervisor Of IN
stfuctlon IN Mcckenbprq county,
was guest speaker a, the annual
Amelia Education association din
ncr Thuraday ~ thc Presbyterian
church basement
MIS- Patty Jackson bad charge
r; the program MrS J A. Hin
man 4 'hird grade teacher. sang
ms Joe Wilson il, IS president
" tho ORGANIZATION
Amelia Parent Teachers associa
fion served The dinner for AZ as-
aoclaHon members school board
members and their guests.
Add aew flavor u dried prunos
by adding a few whole cloves while
cooking Another ldea is u cook
them in grape JUICE.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-27

Three young Nepfoes will face
perjury charges before the PoM
hatan county grand iury ths week
Substitute County judge Leslie w
Mason j issued bench wai.
rants tor shirley Cleveland FIoH
ence Brown and Stanley t.&elestoa
All of whom arc under 2o follow
ME Their testimonies I'LL county
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-27

Lou Morris. Audrey GIL. Reuben
Blanton, Mary Woodfold Ward and
HOO Burnette
Miss Gill ranscd FIRST ii her
class academ.eallY. and Ardcaa
Hastings ranked second
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-27

honor and to her.
70 remember unat as a citl-
zcn Of the United States and
Of the Commonwealth Of
Virginia. ! owe ailegiance
to Tie nation 10 TIE state.
and 70 freedom, democracy
and progress among men
Evening star., 1958-05-15
Sullivan to Succeed
Poyne on ABC Boord

complete a full turnover In the
ABC board in scarcely more
than two years. Frank Z.
Weakly. who joined the board
in 1856. succeeded Mr.. Payne
as chairman In February. Mr..
Schollengereer was succeeded
by James O. Tyson.
Mr.. Payne In February began
serving a new four-year term.
He said he decided TO seek re-
tirement for health reasons.
A Washington native. Mr..
Sullivan attended Immaculate
Conception High School and
strayer Business College. He
was sales manager for the
Ourisman Chevrolet Co. for q
number Of years before joining
the ABC board staff.
A son, Richard, jr.. is an
Evening star., 1958-05-15

Richard d, Sullivan. chief in
spector Of the Districts Alco-
holic Beverage Control Board,
Is In line 10 succeed Alan w.
Payne as q board member.
Commissioner Robert =. Me-
Laughlin said yesterday the
city heads have agreed TO APP
point Mr.. Sullivan when Mr..
Payne retires. Mr.. Payne. for
mer board chairman, recently
announced plans to leave the
board probably In late June.
Mr.. Sullivan. 81. has been
chief ABC inspector for five
years.
He joined the boards inspec-
tion staff in 1912 and was
elevated TO chief inspector
when Herbert K. Schollenberg-
er, then chief, was promoted
to board member. Mr.. Schollen-
berger retired April 80.
The new appointment will
Evening star., 1958-05-15
John B. Hussey
Named 70 FPC

John d. Hussey, q member OF
the Louisiana State conserva-
ton Department since 1895,
was nominated by President
Eisenhower late yesterday TO
be a member OF the Federal
Power Commission.
Mr.. Hussey. q Democrat, was
named for q five-year term
Evening star., 1958-05-15
Satellite Trucker
Session Opens

Key personnel from the Navy
Minitrak satellite radio track
ing network. stationed In South
America. the Caribbean area
and American stations. we're 10
start q two-day session today
at the Naval Research Labora-
tory.
John T. Mengel. chief Of the
tracking and guidance section
Of Project Vanguard, and IL
section heads win conduct the
closed-door conference 10 re-
view operation, learn new tech
Evening star., 1958-05-15

engineering employe Of the
Districts Sanitary Engineer
ing Department. Another son,
Francis, II, win be graduated
next month from Gonzaga High
School, and a daughter, Evelyn.
IS. is attending Immaculate
Conception Girls School.
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niques and discuss future
plans.
Eleven MlnItrak stations are
located around the world under
the direction OF Project VAN
guard. Nine are In the West
ern Hemisphere. including
three In the United States at
Blossom Point. Md. Fort
Stuart. Ga. and San Diego.
Calf.
The other two stations are
In Australia and South Africa.
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starting June "a 10 replace
seaborn L. Dighy. also from
Louisiana. whose term expires
then.