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70 Keysville Thursday for drop-ir
| with Misses Eva and Iva Shelton
/ Then On to Victoria they went, but
found their friends not at home.
Plans Wrecked
Barbara IN 5 and Carolyn
Gates spent Wednesday night with
Sara Gillian They resolved to see
the old year out and the new year in
but an open fire. good TV, music
and little urging on the side did
much 10 wreck their plans.
MI. and Mrs. Robert Bowen and
son spent the week end with Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Jenkins and family
recently
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bass en-
loved the week end with Mrs Bass
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh US
sery, in Blacksburg.
Mrs. James Gates, Jean and
Julian. spent Friday in Danville
with her sister. Mrs. c. M. Daniel.
Betty 10 Gates left Saturday by
rain for Norfolk to visit her cousin,
emily Ann Yancey She returned
Tuesday.
HoWs the Appetite?
II We know the C. L Joneses, we
NOW and have heard them say they
list love to cat. This was certainly
ayidenced last week
Monday night they had as their
supper guests. Nh and Mrs. Louis
Garrett
Tuesday night, they returned their
visit and toasted at supper with
them.
Wednesday. they drove to Black
stone and spent the day with MI.
and Mrs. 9. L. Jones. ST. There was
no missing good dinner at
Mama s.
Thursday. they we're r a Il In
and enjoyed just every day food
Friday, they supped with Mr.. and
Mrs. James Garrett. Sunday. they
drove down to see Mr.. and Mrs. j,
W Morris, Jr., and reached there
III plenty Of time for good dinner
and a good visit.
How are your appetites now, Mr.
ana Mrs. Jones?
Mrs Irene Lynn who spent two
week in Winston-Salem with her son,
returned Saturday afternoon.
Makes Her Debut
Quite significant event took
~'aaa in the home Of fhc G. MI
HODGES this week end There was
rothing 50 unusual about Peggy
spending the week with Mr. and
MIS-. n. M. Croxton, Of Richmond
Neither was ii unusual for the
croxtons to return with her for the
Neak end. But this time there vas
j new member ia the party. Little
Miss Marjorie Gail Croxton who
Weiqhod less than five pounds AZ
birth and has recently been re-
"a ed from the hospital, made her
Aehlt She had q smile for all and
seemed very proud Of per six
pounds
Relatives visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Woodf!n Hlghes during the holidays
were Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Clark. Of
RichTond Mr.. and Mrs. John
Williamson and family, Of SCOTS
Vile Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Morgan,
Of Henderson, N. c. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Clawson Of Richmond,
Mrs Thomas Billings and daugh-
ters, Of Buena Vista; Mrs. j. A.
James and family, Of Suffolk; Mrs
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SALESMAN

The new reserve medical plan
is here end it's sensational We
need several top men to handIe
the heavy demand for this<pro-
lection Qualified Ieods fur
nished daily. for appointment
Toll FdrnviIle NM between
s 80 and $50 am.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-01-09

WANTED a good relia lla lAan t3
supply customers with EaWlelgh
Products in Buckingham and Apo
mattoX counties or FarnlYille Write
RaWleigh Products. Dept VAA-650-
l-7. Richmond, VA. l-2-5tp mn
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NOTICE.

GROW YOUE OWN FRUIT. Free
0h REQUEST our Sc page Planting
Guide Catalos in color, offering Viz
almia B Largest Assortment OF Fruit
Trees. Nut trees Berry plants.
Grape Vines. Landscape Plant Ma
telial. salespeople wanted Write
Dept V32. Wayncsboro Nurseries
Wayneshor0. Va. l-9-4F
SINGER TuNE-uP Special Reg
Mar $50 value, only 1895. You ge-
all this = Adjust machine; Balance
tension Check fabric handling
mechanism and Intricate entire ma
chine: inspect motor and check wiz
ia for safety. Singer Sewing Cen
fa4. 224 N. Main Street Phone 9l4,
FarmvIlle. Virginia. l-6-2t
--
DEER HEADS mounted. hides tan
ed buckskin RUGS, gloves. purses,
other items made from deer skins
Fread's Taxidermy, Inc. 4l2 Com
mercc Avenue. Waynesboro. Va.
l2-30-6t
SKATE free Enjoy tins winter
sport indoors Skate free while learn
nla II fun, good exercise and re-
taxation BIG door prize drawing
each Saturday night Open Wednes-
day through Saturday 7:30 to II
p-m-. Sunday afternoon 10 ) pm
WeGae sday NIGHTS price to school
children. Hill Top Roller Rink,
Fs49llVille. va. Lott F
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VIRGINIA:
IN The Circuit Court Of the County
Of Powhatan,
In re: Application Of j. T. Crump.
Jr., Powhatan, Virginia, to pur-
chase 1917 acres. more or less.
t20i2) located in Spencer Dis
trict 'c1, Powhatan, Virginia, in
the name Of Jacob Harris.
Order Of Publication
To-
JACOB HARRIS. if living. ana If
deceased, his unknown heirs
devisees. and ASSIGNS, and TO
WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
You are hereby notified that a
tract Of land located in Spencer Dis
frict, Powhatan County, Virginia
described as 1912 acres, more o.
less. if0i2 in the name of Jacob
Harris, Powhatan. Virginia, de-
scribed as "Carhart." (c), was sold
on the 18th day of December. 1855,
for delinquent taxes, levies. interest
and costs. to the Commonwealth Of
Virginia, for The year 1858, and ap-
LEGATION for the purchase thereof
having been fled in this office, and
it appearing from the records in
this office that YOU are, OF may Be
interested in said land, you are,
therefore, notified to appear within
four f4) months from the date Of
his notice and to do what is neces-
cary to protect your interests.
| WILLIAM Z. MsXEY. JR.. Clerk
ROBERT RANDOLPH JONES
attorney at Law
llG3 Mutual Building
| Richmond 19, Virginia
| A True Copy.
Teste VIM. E. MAxEY. Clerk
12-234t
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LOST AND FOUND

DOG LOST - white and black
spotted hound. male, yellow spot On
upper lip, no collar. Last seen near
Prospect. Reward c. D. Wilson.
Box 242. Altavista 1927
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FOR SALE

NEW - pay for three year term po-
ncies in equal yearly installments
and save. Call Oscar w. Mcintosh
Insurance Agency. Farinville $50 r.
[9lt
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HOME: 10 rooms. bath. five rooms
first floor. five rooms second floor.
Kitchen on each floor. Suitable for
two apartments. Nice location, one
block from hospital, blocks from
downtown, located Sl3 Buffalo St,
Farmville. Write Lester c. Jones.
600 Second Street or Call 294-R.
12-l9-6p F.
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.17-f--s7-+--r -----+--~ - <r---
APARTMENT - Two bedrooms.
modern kitchen and living room
Heat and water furnished Call 706
1860
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PUMP 80 Used Deep Well electric
pump complete with pressure frank !.
John Craddock. Green Bay. l-9-ltp
1855 BUICK. 4 door sedan. radio
heater, dynaflo. white side wall
tires. low mileage. Owner deceased
will sacrifice. $l.l50 cash. Inquire
I'll High ST.. or call Farmvllle
SAT WX. 1922
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-02-03
Amelia Painting
Demonstration Is
Termed Successful

Thirty-three persons attended the
demonstration on paints ard floor
finishes and care at the Union Bank
and Trust Company conference
room in Amelia Wednesday.
Miss Mary Settle. housing
specialist from VPI conducted the
meeting for housing leaders Of the
county HID clubs.
The Mannboro Club was repre-
sented BY Mrs Wilbur Mumford
MIS- J 6 Phillips and Mrs. James
Tord Jetersville, by Mrs, Charles
Farmer and Mrs Earl Mann;
Amelia Maplewood hy Mrs. viii
liam Jefferson, Mrs. Craig Bovles,
Mrs WI S. Jackson, Miss Selma
iindla and Mrs. j. B. Mason.
Mattoax members present were
Mrs Robert Keer, Mrs., VI. y.
Wright and Mrs. Glenn Lawrence
Amelia Junior club BY Mrs. Hiram
Holmes Mrs Alexander Jones and
M ;. Charles Goodman. Pine Grove
BY, Mr. Garland Meyer MIS-. Z
A- Lehman and MIS- Helen Leh
mann
Grub Xii was represented by
Mrs 3 Jones. Mrs LYDIA Thomp-
son and MrS Roscoe Little Deaf
onville by Mrs Albert Hillsman
Mr. II ~ Price. Mrs Harvey
Borum. Beaver Pond Earles, b.
Mrs Maurice Lawson and Mrs R
4. Blanton. Jr; Namozine BY Mrs
Edward Burton and Mrs James
Ford with the Little Patrick club
represented by Mrs Lillian Hill and
Mrs r. H Hill, Others at the meet
ing were Ms. Ous Morris and Mrs
Rachel Lyons.
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Guinea

Mrs. Carla Keys was a recent
guest in the Sam Lockner home al
"Woodlawn." She was accom-
panied by Mrs. Lou Boyd, Of Wash
ingtOn, D. c.
Clarence Ferguson, who COM
pleted the first semester at the
University of North Carolina. in
Raleigh, is home on vacation.
Recent luncheon guests at "Hors
du Monde" were Porter Davis, OF
Richmond and the Robert l.. Davis
family, of Farmville, Route |.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Walker Of
White Hall" were holiday guests
Of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Campbell at Roseland.
The social at the David Halle
grove home on Friday, Jan. %,
was well attended and a nice sum
was realized for the Cumberland
Rescue Squad.
Miss Lucille Ferguson, Of Bed
ford. spent a week end at her
home, Maple Grove"
Mrs. Lottie Brown Mrs. Con
duff Mathews, Mrs Ernest Davis,
accompanied BY Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Z. Davis and Mrs. e.
w. Blanton, attended the funeral Of
Teresa Dale Ransom, the five-year-
old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Ransom, in Richmond. The in
terment was in Sunset Memorial
Park, near Chester. Sincere sym
pathy is extended to the bereaved
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert Womack, Of
Washington, D. G., were guests Of
his parents. Mi. and Mrs. Charles
Womack, Jr Of Woodville" for
the holidays. Other guests were the
Nelson Harrington family, of
Farmville, Mrs A. J. Smith and
the Neal Smith family
Mr.. and Mrs. L. R. Womack were
recent afternoon guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs W. B. Walker.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-02-03
Million Mark Passed
In Total Deposits
At Cumberland Bank

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of Cumberland County
Bark was held at the bank, Tues
day January q, with 1858 shares
out of a total of 1000 being rep
resented.
HighlightS of the meeting were
reports showing that the bank is
in much stronger position than
year ago with earnings and de-
posts increasing each year since
the bank opened September /, 1855.
An interesting comparison was
made of total deposits at the end
Of each year 1855 S3l7 ,742 81, 1856
$685. 500 70, 1857 $9l5,4l7 40.
1858 $l,l2O, 63l IS. \
NJ. e. Blanton, R. H. Blanton,
3. G. Heath. w. r. Parker, f. w.
Putney, and E. F. Yates were re-
elected directors. At a directors
meeting Immediately following the
stockholders meeting, all officers
were reelected for another year.
The officers and staff Of the
Cumberland County Bank are: w.
r.. Parker president. NJ. e. Blan-
ton, president; Max. B. Har-
Ian. Jr.. cashier. Mrs. Margaret
Atkinson. assistant cashier and
bookeeper, and Mrs. Sue Vassar,
teller.
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Darlington Hgts.

Our retired pastor. r r. WEIGH
filled the pulpit at Spring Greek
last Sunday in the absence Of
Mr.. Brummitt who was i'll Mr.
Brummitt iSg recovered sufficiently
to be out again.
Edward Metcalf. Of Lynchburg
Golleee, is home for few days
between semesters.
Mrs Sudie Watson and Mrs. Mar
garet Watson visited Mrs. Affie
Bradshaw in Rice last Monday.
Mrs. Bradshaw is critically i'll
Mrs Tom Dillon spent Friday
shopping in Richmond She was &C
companied by Mrs Dayton Dillon
who spent the week end with her
sister. MIS-. Reginald Cru.e Dayton
Dillon drove down and brought her
back Sunday
Nh. and Mrs. Guthrie Maloney
and daughters. Fran and Judy
spent Saturday visiting Mr. and
Mrs H. |. Shorter and Mr. and
Mrs. r. H. Maloney.
Mrs. l. F. Morris entertained
her brothers and sisters fol- dinner
on Jan "a Included were S. P.
Bailey and Thornton Bailey of Oar
lIngton Heights, Darlington Bailey,
of Meherrin. Mrs c. H. Matherly,
III Farmville Mrs Mamie johnson
and Mrs. Dave Womack. Of Rich
mond Other guests were Mrs. Dick
alley ard children, Brenda and
Doug Of Richmond
Patricia Harvey spent Sunday
-Nith Sharon Cobb
INT and Mrs G Fl Dl1skill spent
Sunday with Mrs. Drisllll's sister
HI North Carolina
Kant Watson. Of HanpdenSyd
aev. spent the week end with his
grandmother, Mrs Sudie Watson
MISS Elizabeth Singleton enter
tanned tho gton Heights
5gldaa GLIB Thursday evening
Mls- Larnev Scruggs and Mrs.
N n yant ate vacationing ii
Florida.
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Deatonvillc

Ar Billy Borunl and Mrs. Witt
Bormn spent January p and q
with Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Pitmar
d Charlottesville
Nh and Mr.. Witt Borum ana
Mr. and Ms Ruben Price visited
III and Mrs. John Pollard recently
Ms Henry Oliver has been i'll
with pneumonia MIS-. Stanley ellis
and Mrs Fred Cock arc staying
With her Those visiting Mrs. Oliver
Sunday We're Mr. ard Mrs Chuck
Brown and family. OF South Hill
Mr. and Mrs Sam Archer and
family Of Crewc, and Mrs. Harry
jenkins
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Bell, Mrs.
Vestcf jenkins and A. c. Mann
visited Mrs A. c. Mann at Stuart
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-02-03
Taylor Attends
Neterinary Session

Dr. ". W. TAYLOR of F'arlnvillo,
was among approximately $50 vet
erinarians attending tie Sind an
nual convention Of the Virginia
Veterinary Medical Association in
Roanoke, January 25-27
Men outstanding in the field Of
veterinary medicine from Illionois.
Iowa. PENNSYLVANIA, Maryland.
Michigan and Virginia are present.
IN papers for the veterinarians in
attendance.
Current knowledge on the Incl
danca, pathology, diagnosis an d
treatment Of many diseases com
moa to both large and small ami
mails are being discussed in
lectures. panels and roundtables-
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New March OF Dimes Speeds Research
On 600 Kinds OF Birth Defects Found


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this January by the National Foun-
datlon.
The t h e M for the expanded
March Of D m G is Toward
Greater Victories Now that the
i'Salk vaccine has given the key to
victory over polio, the National
Foundation is ready to move on to
other pressing problems
The specific initial goals of the
National Foundation are polio, virus
diseases, arthritss, birth defects and
disorders Of the central nervous sys-
TEN.
Birth defects cause the death Of
81 900 U S. infants, q year. This is
one fourth of all infants who are
stillborn or die within the first
month Of life. A total Of go 900 u. IS.
infants are born annually with one
or more significant birth defects.
Half Of them win grow To afflicted
with serious illness, Gripping Or
chronic disease.
ralehl az lof ehl-onen lhfo1RA r.
sallefllhs rom olflh deieets nVolV-
ills WIS cellsral nervous system soon
WI rs oil s s y ~ ne Nalsehal
ro''haaaoh. lhcladea are sp1na o.
4ua .aui'V STRUCTURE N the spine /.
elicephaioceie open skal arg ny
n ei'iiaiu7 'eAeess ll''ld II the
oralA caVltles N lhlS as Rfofp IS
us il9st hopeiai WHO WalcA NJ
Woih, "lth lhe POSSIBILITY q prlils-
M many @ maturity aole 70 I'VE
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-02-03
Jam es Nj. McGhee L 0
Receive Theology
Certificate In May

James Minor McGhee, Of Farm
vale. has completed the require
ments for a certificate in theology
al the Southeastern Baptist Theo-
logical Seminary. He will be
awarded the theology certificate in
May at the regular seminary com
.nlencement exercises
Ordained to the ministry by The
Ash Camp Baptist Church, KEYS
vile. McGhee was formerly pastor
Of the Worsham and Union Grove
Baptist Churches.
McGhee's wife is the former
Helen Jaunita Lamb, Of Danville.
They have two children, Sue Anne,
seven, and James Timothy, two.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-02-03

laleaas Submission to Goa Miss
~ sen aid
EloAa mined adnired Christ and
.s!le JeH and he became the
.ol a'1ct d the Arab nations. He has
cry nesriE' copied Christianity, and
Ias preached that Christ was merely
another prophet OF God. and he,
ihiinself was the prophet of the
ARABS
The Moslem religion was spread
.2v war and cruelty and very nearly
ioes TIE continent Of Europe.
There are 90 Moslen eonere-
.aa ions ii CAtcaso WINCH IS the
.headauarters Of the religion IN the
.1aNed States, Miss Wilson pointed
1s: that the religion is spreading in
afaca and strangely enough in
WASH. zion ID q
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-02-03

Circle Hospital in Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs Dick Gearfeart and
kathle, of Sandston spent a week
end with Mr. and Mrs Henry Nash
Sunday, Mr. and Mrs Witt Borlm
Mr.. and Mrs. Buster Borun. MI
and Mrs Albert Hillsman. Mr. and
Mrs Howard Garrett and Miss
Smithy Carter called on the
Washes.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Cook. Of
Petersburg. spent January a
with Nh and Mrs. Raymond Cook
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-02-03
Two I'elol,~ Tried IN
| unabe IlansI Circuit
Court Session

Two Felony eases were brought
before JUDGE Joa NJ. Flood at the
Circuit Court session ID Cmn5cr-
land Oh Tuesday. January ~
Richard Caunp and Robert Lee
carter, colorea varc CHARGED with
felQmoVa assault aId both received
Suspeafed sentences. CWunp rc-
reived two year Sentence suspended
on GOOD behavior fol- five years.
Robert Iee Carter received a five
Year sentence satpandad ~ sood
aehaeior FIT fea years Carter Was
fiaead nnder SUPERVISOR of The pro
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Program Listines

but find complications from the
fenoIe sex. Don Borry, Peooe
CostIe.
1880
4-Joek PaoF Show. Voriety.
1.-The Whistler. Crime.
IA Hours. 1.-THE Thirteenth
Hour" A policemen gives folse
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July Il


$50
4-eob CUMMINGS Show.
Bob serves on o Jury in q cose
where the detendont Is shopely
beach bondit." Bob Cummings,
Jockie louoheY. tRepeotD
5-MT. and MRS. North.
6orboro ertton. Richard Dennino.
7-Noked City. Drama.
THE Violent Circle" Detective
HolIoron poses os o patient and
joins tormented men in New
York mentoI hospital in seoreh
OF murderer. John Melntire,
JONES Fronciscus. tRepeot.D
9.Spotllsht Playhouse.
"Thot's the Man." Concerns O
respectable man who is orrested
for Inadvertently picking up the
wrong purse for his wife following
party. Ray MiIlond, Money
DoVis. tRepeot.'
1000
4-David Niven Show. Oromo.
"Bocktroek." A district attorney
foces ruin because OF the pos
sibility thot re sent the wrono
man to the electric chair. Frank
Loveioy, Dorothy Green. Ire
peot)
S-Mr. District Attorney.
David erion stors.
7-AIeoo Presents. Dromo.
1.-THE Navigator. A selling yes
sci on the Chino SEQ nnysteriousIy
changes course. Robert Ellen
stein, Don Dubbins. tRspeot.l
Sandy Willioms Show.
I Heur. Guests: Andy Griffith,
June Velli, Clifford Guest, VEN
triloouist; the 6ohenions, mole
choral group.
1880
Ankle Hommer. Detective.
5-Seotlond Yard. Crime.
7-Jossph Mecoffrey. News.
lo:40
7.Weether. Sports. News.
Allen. Sieoel Make.
100
4-News. Loeol News.
Richard Horkness. Russ Ward.
5-StoFIiSht TheafeS. Movie.
! EoUF, 20 Min. High Sieno."
l94l. Humphrey 5ooort, lido
lupino.
7.City Detective. Crime.
Rod Cameron stors.
S-News. Weather. Sports.
Mud. oovelos. DenieIS.
HAS
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1000

"Bocktroek." A district attorney
foces ruin because Of the pos
sibiIity thot ne sent the WRONG
man to the electric chair. Fronk
Lovejoy, Dorothy Green. IRE
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Atlantic Council
To Tour Defenses
By the Assoclated Preas

The United States plans ia
show some Of its key military
installations in this country To
members Of the North Atlantic
Council In April.
The State and Defense De-
partments said yesterday that
Secretary General Paul Henri
Spaak Of the l5-nation Coun-
ell has accepted an invitation
for members to make the in
spection trip.
Places the council will visit
include headquarters Of the SUI
preme Allied Command, Allan.
tic. at Norfolk. on April 6: q
Nike missile launching site in
the Washington area on the
following day; headquarters Of
the Strategic Air Command at
Omaha, Nebr.. on April 10; the
North American Air Defense
Command at Colorado Springs,
on April IL.
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Infection to Idle
CIiburn 3 Months

NEW YORK, Feb. % (AP).-
Pianist Van Cliburn. who sky
rocketed to fame after winning
a Russian piano competition,
will be unable to play for a
concert for at least three
months because Of an infected
finger.
Mr.. Cliburn underwent sur
gerry yesterday to drain an abb
scess on the middle finger Of
his right hand. The hospital
for Special Surgery said today
he was making good progress.
but that he would be unable
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TRENDEx NEWS POLL
People Wont Lodge
If Dulles Quits
BY JACK BOYLE

NEW YORK, Feb. 2S-If it
becomes necessary to replace
John Foster Dulles as Secre-
tary of State. the public strong
ly favors Henry Cabot Lodge as
his successor.
This weeks Trendex News
Poll shows that no other pros
pective candidate is close to
him in popularity.
A scientifically selected cross
section of the public was given
list of names of six men who
have been most frequently
mentioned for the post, and
they were invited to name any
others. They we're also asked to
name their second choice.
The six were Mr.. Lodge,
permanent United States Rep
resentative to the United Ma
tons: Christian A. Herter, IN
dersecretary of State; C. Doug
las Dillon, Undersecretary of
State for Economic Affairs:
Gen. Alfred NJ. Gruenther.
president Of the American Red
Cross and Chief of Staff for
President Eisenhower when he
was Allied Commander: Herb
ert Hoover, jr., formerly a
State Department official and
now an engineer, and Thomas
E. Dewey, former governor of
New York. Presidential candi-
date and now in private law
practice.
Here are the responses in
percentage of the total inter-
viewed:
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fathers talents" HE did a
good Job when he was in the
State Department"
Gen. Gruenther: "He is ia
miliar with international af-
fairs" HE has President Ell
senhower's confidence"
Mr.. Dillon: HE is one of the
best men in the State Depart
ment.' He has always been
close to Secretary Dulles" He
has a wonderful grasp Of in
ternational affairs"
Mr.. Stevenson: HE has
made friends all over the
world" HE is a very able
man." "He could make our
foreign policy truly bipartisan"
(copyright. 1887
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MAN ALIVE AFTER PLUNGING
S FLOORS INTO WATER TANK

NEW YORK tAP).-A young unemployed repair
man plunged from l2th-story window Saturday,
smashed through the lid Of water tank FIVE stories
down and survived Police said he told them he was
trying to commit suicide.
The superintendent of 26-story building at Lex
ngton avenue and 4ist street looked down from open
top floor window and q man clutching the rim Of
the water tank, whose top runs alongside the sixth
and seventh floors.
He called police, who removed the man, Emil A.
Swezy %. and took him to hospital suffering from
cuts on the face and internal injuries.
Later, after talking to Mr. Swezy at the hospital.
police listed the plunge as attempted suicide His
mother told police he had been depressed about his
failure to get work appliance repairnan.