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tournament, and Ralph Gaddi
and Tony Chancey.
In women's teams, at Z
o'clock. Washington will pre-
sent several formidable con-
tenders in Miller High Life.
Arlington Bowling Center. Hen
dirk Steak House and Claren-
don Bowling Center. B. Frank
Joy Co. viii shoot at 2.
Slated IN mems teams at $3.50
pm. are Mann's Potato Chips.
Morris Miller Liquors, Chevy
Chase Chevrolet. Wheaton
Paint. Bethesda 40" and E. F..
Blanchard Realtors.
Appearing in women's dou-
bles at 4:30 will be Mile Stadt-
Ter and Gertha Wilson, Frances
Wilson and Caroline Hiser and
Louise Vance and Nell Huff.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-10
Dave Reidy Keeps
HundboIl Title

For the third straight year.
Dave Reidy is the District AAU
Class A handball champion.
Reidy defeated AL McCulloch.
2l-l3. 2i-il in finals last night
at the YMCA.
Jim ellis won the Class B
title. defeating Larry Goldbere.
21-l7. 2l-6. Abe Oler won over
John Teunis to win the Glass A
consolation. 2i-1l. 2l-i8.
, 1959-08-11

tAI
of the fresh water storage. facilities throughout the island
of Saint Thomas. This should enable the construction Of
2 additional storage tanks ofone million gallons capacity
each. Additional storage facilities will give immediate re-
lief in our very serious water plight.
In the Saint John section Of the Bill, $4,000 is re-
quested for the following purposes:
An appropriation. ii $4,000 IS requested for construc-
ton andrepair Of roads throughout the island Of Saint
John and All appropriation Of $4,000 is included to conn
plete the reconstruction Of the Covenant House at Cruz
Bay.
quested for the following purposes:
An appropriation Of 100000 is requested to COM
plete the total Centerlne Road, utilizing the so-called
Morning Star Loop. This will complete the highway con-
Meeting Christiansted and Frederiksted.
For completion Of the Scenic Road an appropriation
OF 100000 is requested The general grading and layout
Of this road will be fairly we'll completed with the expen-
diture Of funds previously appropriated. In order to open
this road for use Of the general public. it will be necessary
to- completely fence ii, install cattle underpasses, and to
pave the road. This appropriation is requested for survey
ing, design OF drainage structures, fencing, underpasSes,
and paving. The completion OF this Scenic Road will open
up considerable additional land for private development
III the construction Of new homes and should stimulate
the general improvement Of the economy Of the island Of
Saint Croix.
An appropriation of $4,000 is requested for extern
sion of the water and sewer system throughout the island
lof Saint Croix. This may be done BY constructing addi-
tional dams, drilling of additional wells, or in any other
manner 1OunQ suitable and necessary TO pTOVl0e mucn
needed additional water and sewer facilities.
An appropriation Of 100000 is included for compile
ton Of outfaIl sewer over the Reef at Christiansted.
An appropriation Of $4,000 is requested for REQUIRED
additions to the new Alexander Hamilton Airport termi-
nal. A few essential items such as airline desks, news
paper booths, baggage claim benches, cannot be partici-
pated in by the Federal Aviation Agency. In addition this
appropriation will be used to supplement the prior appro-
~priations, permit the use Of concrete instead of metal
pipes for seWer. and storm waters.
Funds to meet this budget are estimated to be avail
able from the following sources:
al Single CD funds becoming dou-
Bile fn) at June 80, 1859 $l,377,865l6
~ Savings from completed andlor
disapproved projects 172,13484
$1,55O,OOOOO
, 1959-08-11
LEGIsIATIVERECORD Continued
Continued from yesterday
GOVERNMENT HOUSE.
Charlotte Amalie; St Thomas
Virgin Islands Of the United States
May26, 1859
The Honorable

Saint Ihomas, Virgin Islands
NY dear Nj. President;
Ihave the honor to hand you herewith draft Of a Bill
to appropriate funds for Essential Public Projects for the
fiscal year commencing July ~ 1893, IN total amount q
$1,550,000.O0, to remain available until expended Tor the
objects and purposes set forth therein. A separate Match
ing Fund Budgetn amount Of ST ,00O,0O0is also being sub
mitted
should like to explain each project below;
III the Virgin Islands section Of the appropriation, a
total of $4,000 is set asidefor the salaries and expenses
of the CoordinatOrs Office and for contingencies. There is
4 change here from previous practice in that a direct allot-i
ment is proposed for this purpose rather than by deduc-l
ton Of a specified percentage from each project as in the
past This will provide better Organization and planning
Of the projects.
In the Saint Thomas section Of the appropriation, a
totalof $860,000 is requested as follows:
a supplemental appropriation Of $4,000 is included
for completion Of the renovation Of George Washington
COmmandant Gade and Abraham Lincoln Schools. The
cost Of repairing old buildings is always difficult to estf-
mate, as the new work exposes defects that could not be
found until stripping for repair reveals them This apprO-
priation IS to pay for overruns in quantities, some new
work, and fencing.
An appropriation Of 100000 is requested either for
direct improvements TO the Harry s. Truman Airport Or
to be used as matching funds for federal grants for the
same purpose. The need for enlarging and strengthening
one Of the first necessities in the development Of the island
Of Saint Thomas.
An appropriation Of $155,OO0 is requested for water,
sewer. drainage, and street facilities at Sugar Estate. re-
presenting our commitment to the Virgin Islands Hous-
ing and Urban Renewal Authority for construction Of off,
site facilities for the new housing project, as well as other
necessary and similar improvements in this area.
An appropriation Of 100000 is requested, to be sup
plemented BY a separate appropriation Of matching funds
in amount Of 100000 for a school construction program.
rs new classrooms are required to bring the school system
up to American standards. The extension of the school
plant IS Of an Emergency nature. This cannot be accom-
plished in one yearvIt is recommended that land be ac-
quiTed east of the present Charlotte Amalie High School,
sufficient to erect sixty to one hundred cassrooms. In an
orderly program Of expansion, funds should be made
available in succeeding years to construct all necessary
school plants in the Virgin Islands.
An Appropriation Of $4,000 IS requested for extension
, 1959-07-03
GOVERNOR ORDERS

~ all departments for their
operating funds for the fiscal
year 1860, which now must be
apportionned for expenditure
by quarters, under direction Of
the Budget Office Of the Gov
ernor, subject to the said five
per cent budgetary reserve.
On June 80, Governor Mer-
win met in regular monthly
cabinet conference with the
members Of his cabinet. Many
matters Of importance were
discussed including budget
procedures and policies, and
legislation pending executive
approval.
, 1959-07-03
70 SALE

Three 81 international Heavy Duty, Model
LID, 5-speed transmission, 172" wheel
base Trucks. Vicorp. Nos. Sc, SO g 70
Offers to purchase should be directed
to MI. M. o, Proverbs, Mgr. Sugar Depart
ment. 2-t-10
, 1959-07-03
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, 1959-07-03
F Q R SALE

WHY'S 4-cylinder Pickup, Vicorp No. 1913
Ford Sedan, 6-cylinder, 1854 model, Vicorp
No. "a.
Offers to purchase should be directed
to Mr.. NJ. Q. Proverbs, Mgr, Sugar Depart
ment. 2-t-7
, 1959-07-03
GOV. MERW1N

urged to advise their guests Of
this critical situation and to.
request that they Keep the use
Of water to an absolute mini-
mum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-04

m,n nrn BETHEsDA-SeIO CUSTER ROAD--OH, BOY WHAT
SlJsJ5U BUY BaTgan Of lifetime! Check hi: for real
CANEY III ss5se 6RECTioNs: left
on Huntington right Custer to BERENs Open" sign
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-04

GAG EnN COLONIAL yndAGE7NoRTHWEsT D. CM 63. I
ghu Colonial will Be framed IN faInd Of eITsSTi anS
MAINTAINED. IMMACULATE HOME 9 BEDROOMS STUDY
LUKE KITCHEN and PENNSYLVANlA DUTCH CLUB room
This property OFFERS MORE THAI YOU EVER
EXPECTED TO FIND Evenings call MRS DpMONI Ota q.
DIRECTIONS: Out 18th St. TO- Kamia Ra left e west
sign
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-04

Glib MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE
Beautiful Rambler schools and transportation in
thot can be assumed bedrooms boths full basement
with ground level recreation room maids room and
BOTH Level fenced lot 75x45. But-n garage OPEN
SUNDAY ! 80 to 5:3o
Directions: Mass Are house and open" sign.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-04
Arlington Approves
More Dwellings

Recent building permits
issued by Arlington County
include:
W. A. Baker, P. o. Box 526, Me-
Lean, owner: dwelling at 3Si6 North
37th ST. cost, 100000.
onutt Manor Corp, 2O40 North
10Th st. owner dwelling e B0i2
Wayne Construction &C., Teaneck.
y sop3S ocx,s asF' 4t.unls motel a a s9i
architect. Alien j. picksy. ''V'
ESQ Standard on Co., 2et Con-
stitution ave, nv. Washington,
owner; gasoline station at 2pO0 viii
son blvd; cost. &25.cn0.
Manor Construction Corp, 1901
North 18th St.. owneri dwelling at
522 North Montana St; cost, SI5,-
OO0; architect, John ? .ccqrembis.
blvd. owner: fS evening I. Mse Is NoE1R
ouantico ST., cost, Sis.O60. N0''"
Clarence H. Mcfarland. TAOS
Montrose ST. Alexandria, owner;
dwellins q SS7i7 North OAKLAND 81;
x.IinstoSn Development Corr.
pale St; cost, 100000; architect,
r. a. 3. Hovars. 1929 X st. NV,
washington. owner; 21-unit apart
ment Ct l910-12 North 18th ST.;
sSSs s!h. $4,000; architect, Edwin
K. O, Binsted. size Echol, ave.
Alexandria, owner. duplex dwelling
900; architect, Dean ReighSrd. '
:, A., = Kramer. lO4 West jefferson
1901, North 20 St: cost, $4,000.
Atlas Const. Corp, 23i9 Wilson
blvd, owner: dwelling at 1925 N.
1 1gth s.; cost, sl7.0o0i architect.
W A. Baker, P. o. Box 500, Nc
Lean. owner: 3 dwellings,: 1881 No.
s4sh ST.; cost cost. SS; 000; ABA y.
CLYDE Herr.
Jack Zirkle. 14O5 Ridgeway ter,
Falls Church, owner: Q duplex DWELL
inss at 723 and 719 N. Wakefield
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-04

It.; cost. $4,000 each; architect.
Zane mas Mason, sal south JEFFERSON
st. owner: duplex dwelling at 27Di
No: Washington blvd; cost, S2@, 900.
~ = w baker; = p; BOY e ssia NC
a5th 81 cost. 100000: architect.
o'i Siora nsss Realty q Dittmar Co..
2317 Wilson blvd. owner; dwelling
~ 300 N Oakland ST.; cost.
FiofSnee Realty a pittmar Co.
23l7 Wilson blvd, owner. DWELL
ings at 670 and ara South Illin0s
81 cost, $4,000 each.
Colonial contracting Co. Inc.
1880 Wilson blvd, owner; g dwell
Ps' cost q s1 sssS sOS s sacS a src ssSG
'0 Atlas ~s const. Corp. esis Wilson
blvd. owner: dwelling at 400d Nellie
Gusts dr.; cost, $4,000: architect,
ofutt Manor Corp, go4o n. 18th
rd;. cost, $4,000: architect, M. A.
Stuart w Mowery, 500 N. Harri-
son st.. owner: dwelling at 1014
N. Edison 81 cost, " 1000,
sos N wilmington y st. AisxandTia.
owner: dwelling at 2024 N. Cameron
ST.; cost, $4,000: architect. William
" Price 4. Co, 27ei N. Wakefield st..
owner; dwelling at 4l31 N. 2bth pl.:
Earl Mitchell 2442 N, Powhatan
St. owner: 2 dwellings at 5000 and
5000 N. esd St. cost, $4,000 each.
oraRg Powell, Inc, 1880 n Wood.
stock St.. owner: .dyelltng ct 1888
n. seth St.: cost. s35,000; architect.
Florance Realty q Dittmar Co.
2317 Wilson blvd, owner: dwelling
ct 370s N. Oakland ST.; cost,
Harlan D. Rockwell. eIo N. cieye-
land st., owner: dwelling at 6332
n; 22d ST.: cost. $4,000; architect.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Dye. 2sIi
s. 18th St., owner; dwelling at 2SO0
s. 18th St; cost, $4,000; architect,
Charles +. Warner Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-04
Two-Story Comeback

The second story is making
q comeback in the Nations
new home developments. ac-
cording to recent building re-
ports.
One large Eastern home
builder reported to the indus
try that his two-story Colo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-04

NAL houses were outselling
other models two to one. Re-
ports from other areas Of the
country were similar.
Buyers repeatedly were
turning to traditional styles
in some regions because Of
increased space available on
smaller areas Of ground.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-04

~an rnn CHEVY CHASE vILLAGE-Big traditional Colo
S4O,5uU NAL d BEDROOMS, 3Js BATHS Entire property
Nv BLESSED SACkAMENI
PARISH Excellent IMMEDIATE POSSEShlON
IshIoek EXCEPTIONAL FINANCE
ING; Eyenines cali 3-33iS DIRECTIONS:
Chevy Chase Circle right on Bradley Lane
10 BERENS Open" sign.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-04

cor nrn neutrality-suspicious. ESSEX AVENUE
SSS,SSU -"BRAD" BRADFORD SAYS this Is the BEST;
COOLEST, DARNDEST BUY ever seen:
He inside the shell bedrooms ~
kitchen. NAME OWN
inE your time and YOU Won't be NOW VACANT
s-0is7 DIRECTiONS Ave, Dorset left on
Sure I block, BERENS OPEN sign
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-16

Statesmen. speciality, to represent
national manufacturer; protected
territory: good CONN.,. no recourse.
Every sale is a deal---can earn 5
feure; men only, no boys, please
For Apt, call MR., KLASSMAN.
MA, S-Sbl0, Room 1914.
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American Airlines, Inc
AMBITIOUS WOMAN
tcoNTlNUEpl

Earn extra money with Easterling
Co. showing fine tableware By
appointment. Use Of car necessary.
CAL o IN 70 moon and 10 pm
KE $4,000 or JE 4-I73s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-16
Professional
Office

o 8 EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
RIM. 705, 1000 18th ST. NV.
NO FEES
Biopsy technieian (eytoiogy) exp;
counselors. hish school. MA. Educ
B.. yrs. exp. toverseasl TO $4,000
immunoloSy teehnician' !, exp Il o.o
Medical secretary tradioloSy).
NURSES. professional. D. C license.
private duty. all shifts sis dayl.
slso reg. nurses for genl stan
oss.SpatiOnaI theraDists. d.rr.e in
PharmaeolOEis,S NJ. : dssree. w
Physical therarists, grad scored
PHYSICIANS. administrative. e ,SC !.
Professor. Pho. statistics and
social ciA WORKERS. M " !" '", III
neies incl. comm. orSanE,
School program eonsultants, MA.
Technical artist. 3 yrs. exp Zine line
Therapeutic distitians. ADA mem y
Der 10 ~ oOO
OTHER PROFESSIONAL. seiRN7TIo
PIC, TECHNICAL AND MANAGER
iAL POSITIONS DAILY
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT.
young woman for foreign student
once OF Catholic organization
MUS have ability 10 edit and
handle all printing ARRANGEMENTS
for dhce newsletter. Capable
OF handing routine correspond
enet supervising daily work
schedule OF . girls In once: typ
ins and shorthand ability neces.
sary o-day vk many company
benefits. Call RE. 1883. Ext
32u.
Adm. Asst, -. $S5 Plus vrk
shorthand not nee. excel. Opt.
RECEIPT Secy. S100 Wk.
write copy. know layout a..d mar
for writing necessary.
SecyS., Several, to 500 Wk.
5000 steno.. varied duties
Jr. Secy. 80 ~ $50 VIZ.
beginner with shorthand
elk Typist Up to $40 Wk.
Airhnes. embassy. assn, others
ASSOCIATED
PERSONNEL SERVICE
i 1877 < S, e, NV. Room SOS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-16
MELP MEN
INVESTMENT
CEHTTnTnTE0

Has oneninss for men and women
20 Ienl ,n ssessaaity KENNY ,pp3 ol { pgsi!'
esn VIZ; o.nos2. MN. Llr ANN :
sspsrisnes cniS s S5fSSSRR 1R RoSS
WORKS. WE. 5.65SO.
JANITOR, engineer, 9th class, for
apt, BLDG; excel living quarters,
nNIToR FOR Apt House mar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-16
RESIDENT MANAGER

For eaIden-type apt. In Virginia.
Must have experience Of super
vising employees and with knowl-
edge OF maintenance work and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-16
YOUNG MAN

For permanent position in Money
order Dept. of reputable internA
tional company: no selling: collect
ing or clerical experience helpful
but not essential. Varied and in
teresting outside work within
Washington Metropolitan area
Must be neat appeRrirg and able
to keep accurate records. Car
necessary. Starting salary $50 per
week. Car allowance. liberal EN-,
EXPRESS CO. 655 18th st NV,
wash, D. c. See Mr.. Day or Mr.
HedricE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-16

Statesmen
Unusual Opport.
Newly formed sub cor
poration of 100-year-
old company offers
once-in-a-life time op-
portunity for statesmen
and district managers.
$500 per mo. to start for
traineeS - routemen,
clerks, teachers, con-
struction workers, ETC.,
who wish to break into
the sales field.
$20O-$3O0 per wk. for
experienced statesmen.
We call only on estab-
lished accounts and
work by appointment
only. Literally all the
leads you can possibly
work. This is tangible
selling.
See Mr.. Babcock, inter
viewing from 10 am. to
3 pm. Wedn e d a y,
June II, Arva Motor
Hotel, 2201 Arlington
blvd, Arl., Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-16
HELP WOMEN

ACCOUNTANT.CLERk, excel. OPP
portunity for capable person in
our accounting department. will
ling TO train for responsible posi-
ton; air.eond. once; 5-days q
week, paid vacation, other COM
surate with ability for appoint
ment call Dl. 7-44l0.
ACCOUNTING CLERK. ability to
type and use bookkeeping ma
chine: MGR helpful but not essen
ttal, We are In need. Of an intel
ligent young woman who can sue
cesSfully handle figureS. Excellent
salary. and unusual opportunities
TO right person: Apply Mr, Nichol-
son, The UNIVERSITY SHOP
l3lR @ 81. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-16
HELp MEN
Statesmen

men who viii learn 70 sell insured
savings plans TO better clients
Con plete training. Starting income
basel on needs and ability Call
~ $1,000 between 0 and 8 for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-16
YOUNG MAN

Excellent opportunity: store sales,
artists materials. DRAFTING sup
plies and house paints Previous
experience any these departments
helpful. 40-hour week. pension
plan See Mr. Kehoe, MUTH
BLDG. 1892 New York ave. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-16
HELP MEN

OFFICE CLERK STOCK CLERK.
WI Iypin train excel s' CDD SIh sn0y ycuS q
days. 500. POTOMAC EMPL.,
1924 Wilson blvd. Arl.. ia. s.
OFFICE MGR.-BKKPRs.. white.
tSer uen m Sff IsdSer wy ds rs,n s 81
70 start; quick raises. v. WOOD
PERSONNEL, Suite a32, Southern
Bldg sos 18th ST. NV. At Il, DI.
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YOUNG MAN

Dependable. white, hish school
graduate, 1928. 10 drive and as
siSt on delivery truck for local
distributor of nationally known
product; must be energetic and
have drivers license; 5-day, 40
hr. wk. Call MR.. OLSON, NE.
S-l123 after 10 am.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-16

YOUNG MAN. is to rs, to train
for, manaserial position. 9 million
dollar variety store. retail exper
afraid OF hard work or Ions
hours, who wants to get to the
top Opportunities unlimited 10
right man. Earn while you learn.
MI. Howard Ii. 3-3469. after
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SALESMAN
gAfFeMAN

Northern Virginia area. Excellent
salary plus bonus Repeat business.
Protected territory, Company ben
efits Future possibilities 5-fgure
income. Car nee Send oualifca-
lions 10 THE. FARBOIL co. sol
Key hwy, Bflto 80. Nd. 1nfor.
nation will be held In strict con.
fidenee
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-12-03

looking something special to the holiday callers
house. try Red Ring Cranberry Cake It's elegant
type cake decatey texured with sparkling
cranberry topping pretty as it is delicious.
yellow cake rich and avoru because it's made
milk; which double rich with milk goodness
Pouring the cake batter the whole uncooed
But when the cake turned out you'll
what happen AS they cook the cranberres making
juicy, colorfu for this delicious cake.
For festive buffet holiday dinner Red Ring Gran
berry and listen the "oh and abs from guests
Red Ring Cranberry Cake
3Tablesp melted Butter 2 Eggs
Margarine teasp. Vanilla
1 cup Sugar 22 cups allpurpose Flour
2 cups whole fresh 1Iabesp Baking Powder
Cranberres u teasp Salt
ID cup Shortening l cup Pet Evaporaed Milk
l cup Sugar
Turn and at $50 (moderate Mix butter,
together quart bowl Spread evenly
bottom of 10nch tube In large bowl together
shortening by hand with electric mixer
speed Stir and vanilla and beat until light and
fluffy St -four baking powder and salt together Add flour mix
alternately with milk Each time stir until
mixed Pour batter cranberres and bake about SO minutes
until done After baking nvert plate and let stand
minute before lifting off Serve with hard cool
with ice
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-12-03
Quaker City

The Quaker Valley Farm Bur-
eau Council met at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Floods on
Nov. % with l9 members pres
ent. Mrs. Betty Griffin had
charge of devotions and Cecil
Hall, president, had charge of
the business meeting. Robert
Griffin discussion led an inter
esting discussion on Stronger
Farm Bureau" It was decided
we still need to tell the story of
Farm Bureau, with our part time
who find too busy to read and
keep up to date on their farm
problems.
The council will meet on Jan.
% at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jasper Starr, near town.
Holiday Guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gibson,
of Quaker City route, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gibson Belts and children,
Mr.. and Mrs. l. A. Foglesong of
Barnesville and Mr.. and Mrs.
Lucian Foglesong and children
of Cambridge, were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Belts of Bar
nesville on Thanksgiving.
Enjoy Visit
Mrs. Irene Spurgeon of E.
Main street, spent Thanksgiving
with Mr.. and Mrs. David Lor-
inion of Cambridge and spent the
remainder of the week with Mr..
and Mrs. Thos. Gracy.
Prince of Peace
The county Prince of Peace
contests will be held on Sunday,
Dec. 6.
Personals
Mrs. w. j. Moore returned
Sunday evening from a visit
with her son, Frederick Moore
and family, of Dover.
Mrs. Forest Merriman and
daughter, Mrs. Loretta Renfro
and son, E. Main street, spent
the weekend with the formers
son, Ralph Merriman and wife, of
Bellaire.
Miss Lena Hart has been dis
missed to the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Glenn Layman, south of
town, where she will spend the
winter. Their guests on Thanks
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-12-03
Demo Leaders,
18Th District,
Looking To 50

The contest for the Democratic
nomination for congressman in
the 18th district in next Mays
primaries will be open to all who
wish to run, party leaders of the
district decided Tuesday night at
a meeting held in McConnels-
vile.
Chairmen of the seven counties
in the district voted unanimously
against any endorsement of a
candidate and decided that "all
candidates who want to file can
file," spokesman said.
They agreed that they will
give full support to the nominee
and predicted "he will be elect
ed" 1t was described as "a very
harmonious meeting"
Two possible candidates for
the nomination, Herbert u.
Smith of Marietta, and State Rep.
Rhoderic G. Mills of New Lex
ington, spoke at the meeting,
which lasted less than an hour.
1t was held in Morgan county
Democratic headquarters.
The chairmen said they had
heard of no other possible can
didates.
Smith, former state legislator
was the unsuccessful candidate
against U. S. Rep. John Hender-
son (R, Cambridge in 1858, who
announced recently that he will
not seek reelection next year.
Mills, public accountant, is
serving his second term from
Perry county in the Ohio House
Of Representatives.
Attending the D e mocr C
meeting were these county chair
men: Ferd Bohn of Muskingum;
Wildred Stewart of Monroe; Nell
Underwood, Jr., of Perry; Samuel
Ray of Morgan; Fred Fox of
Noble; Harry Johnson of Guern-
sey and Robert Scales of Wash
ington.