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SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH STAFF

The Scientific Research Staff of Republic is engaged
in performing theoretical and experimental research
in the physical sciences vital TO the growth of aero
nauticS and aStronautcS. Senior level individuals
are offered generous support TO carry out nveSti-
cations to demonstrate the validity of their ideas in
Space Navigation & Communications Systems /
ElectrOnic Theory Advanced Electronic Circuits
& COmpOnentS Nuclear Physics Nuclear Power
/ Nuclear Propulsion Aerodynamics & Fluid
Mechanics Theory of Lifting Fans / Applied
Mechanics Space Environment ! Space Flight
Control ! Missions & TrajectOrieS ! Applied
Mathematics ! Hypersonics / PIasma Dynamics
PLASMA PROPULSION PROJECT
As a result of recent major advances, Republics
PlaSma Propulsion Project is implementing its
research and development in advanced magnetic
fluid -dynamicS applications. Present programs
afford opportunity for engineers and scientists with
experience in:
PlaSma Physics
Combustion & Defamation
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APPLIED RESEARCH &
DEVELOPMENT DIVISION

AcceleTating programs under way at the Applied
Research and Development Division that require
imaginative cOnCeptualiLation and advanced tech
nological thinking. Typical current programs which
aim at the formulation of totally new systems and
techniqueS include broad Investigations into Stra-
tegic oTbtal systems lunar observatory reconnais-
Sance stations, balliStc missile systems and space
vehicle programming and tracking Positions in the
following areas are Immediately available
HUMAN FACTORS - The Space Environment &
Life Sciences Laboratories have openings for
research supervisors and scientists at all levels of
experience, especially M.D'S with experience in
high altitude research and PhDS in the Medical
and Physical Sciences Programs include research
into all aspects of space environments, artificial
and natural, and the problems of adapting these
environments TO the support of life and its functions
ELECTRONlCS- Openings for engineers with BS,
Ms or PhD in ElectronicS or Physics and expert
ence IN one or more of the following areas: Radar
Design Doppler Radar Telemetry Ssh Tech
nlque / CouneTmeaSureS I Radio Altimeters /
Radome and Antenna Design ! Mcrowave Cir
cuitry and Components Receiver and Transmitter
Design / Minaturzation and TRANSPORTATION !
Jamming and AntJamming I Missile Check Out
Systems Ground Support Equipment
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NBA STANDINGS

BY the Associated Press
Arizona tribune., 1959-10-16

I. Clyde Webb. real estate
broker announces the final
plans for a half million dol
lar shopping center on tracts
A and B of the Alicia sub
division located on East
Broadway at 23rd st.
Mr.. Web stated that CO
zoning has been approved by
the Maricopa County Board of
Supervisors.
A Phoenix Sc super service
station will occupy the north
west corner and a Frostop
Driven will be erected on
the northeast. corner Ample
parking will be available.
Arizona tribune., 1959-10-16
TEACHERS RITES HELD

Mrs. Madeline Leos, a fifth
grade teacher at the Percy
Julian School died early
Thursday morning at st.
JoSeph'S Hospital.
She is survived by her hus-
band Lucas LeoS, 1902 W.
Madison.
Rosary will be recited Fri
day at 8 am. in Ragsdale's
Chapel in the Valley. Re-
qieum mass will be held Sat-
urday at 10 am. at st. Mat
thew's Church, 2038 W. Van
Buren,. Interment will be in
St. Francis Cemetery.
Arizona tribune., 1959-10-16

RED CROSS NEEDS.
VOLUNTEERS

A help wanted sign has
been posted at the headquar-
ters of the American Red
Cross. No experience needed
just a sincere desire to help
others.
Dr.. Salisbury, Maricopa
County Chapter chairman.
has appealed for any man or
woman to volunteer three
hours a week to some Red
Cross service.
There are all kinds of jobs
to be done. Workers are need
ed in disaster relief, home
service, first aid and water
safety, home nursing, motor
pool and numerous others.
Interested persons should
call AL 8-7861 or register at
329 N. Third Avenue.
Arizona tribune., 1959-10-16
CAvEL NOTEBOOK

Frontiers of America, Mari
copa County Chapter, met
Saturday night at the home of
Dr.. RIB. Phillips, 4417 S.
10th Street.
South Phoenix Woman's Club
heldits regular monthly meet
ing at the Percy Julian School
Monday, Oct. IL.
Daughters of Isis, Moslem
Ct. 116 held it's regular meet
ing Oct. 7 at Prince Hall
Temple. Shrine Convention
and Lotus Club reports were
presented. The mobiles are
inviting all daughters to a
dinner on Oct. 25. Lena RiS-
by, illuStrious commander
and Florence Jewell, re-
Arizona tribune., 1959-10-16
WANT ADS

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Reclining lounge chair $3.50
Walnut finish bookcase divider,
$l9 IS Maple desk W chair,
S39.95 lomps $3.o5 and up.
KENMORE AUTO. WASHER
Good condition. Bal due $e7.
Moytoa Wosher. BoI due $50
4l0l So. Central. BR 6-@l0l
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-12

Guinea denie. taking sides in
EastWest dispute.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-12

Louise Boggs during the week end
Francis billiard, Jr., and sister,
Carolyn, of South Boston, are spend
ing a week with their grandmother
Mrs. R. w. billiard.
To Attend Conference
Rev r. E. Murphy will leave
Monday for Norfolk to attend the
Methodist Conference.
Mrs. j Alex Ransone will visit
the Londons in Arlington this week
to attend the graduation of her
granddaughter, Billie Lee, in Will
Harrisburg Junior High School Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. f. Blanton were
supper guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Jen-
kins in Cumberland, Sunday.
Mrs. Anita H. Anderson left
Wednesday to be in the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. CragWan, Jr.. al
Signal Mountain, Tenn. Mrs. Crag
wall will be undergoing an opera
ton there on the 18th
Mrs. Sallie Betterman and sister
Violet. left for their homes in New
York Monday after spending sew
eral days with Mrs. Sadie Stock
man and attending the funeral O
| their aunt, Mrs. Eunice Sutton, OF
| Thursday
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CortersviIIe News
Several Attend
Convention AT Old
Point Comfort

Mrs. F. +. Fleming, Mrs. Louise
Boogs and Misses Laura Allen and
Betty Foley were in Old Point Com
fort Tuesday and Wednesday at
tending the Northern Neck Fire In
surance convention in the Chamber
lain Hotel.
| The Gainesville Home Demon
stration Clubs regular meeting
will be at the club house June 18
at 3 pm Mrs. Lavone Baker and
Miss Austa Abernathy will give the
/ demonstration on making summer
/ salads.
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Baker and
| children. Of Hampton, visited Frank
Dean Irving during the week end.
Mrs. George Whitlock spent Mon
day in Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs Dixie Moore and
children, of Norfolk, were week end
guests Of Mrs N. P. Snead.
Mrs. Hugh McAden and children,
Of BrodnaX, are spending several
days with the Peasants.
Mr. and Mrs. Kyser Worsham and
children. OF Powhatan, visited Mr.
ard Mrs. J. A. Ransone. Jr., Sun
day
Back to Alabama
Col Z. c. Snead and family have
returned to Alabama after spending
| some time here with his mother
A F. Moon has returned to his
home here after spending seyera
DAYS at ST. Lukes Hospital.
Relatives from Georgia are visit
ing Mrs. Linwood Shores anc
family
Rev. and Mrs. J. Kenneth Clarl
and daughters and Mrs. L. c. Wal
ten were in Richmond Saturday
Vacation Bible School Will be helt
at Gainesville Baptist Church JUNE
. l5-la from 3 to II am Preparation
Iday win be held on Friday. Jun,
Y. from to pm. All children 0
the community. ages 3l6. are IN
yited ID attend.
REV. j X Clark attended III,
ministers conference at the FRS
! Baptist Church Of Dlllwyn, Monday
miss Lama Trice visited Mrs
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-12

He's doing fine, thank you His MODERN electrified plants make
from "a to 80 million tons Of ice year for industry commerce
and transportation without the oldtme home cebox
And Mrs Homemaker happy too Her electric and
food freezer let her do things possible before She can
market once week and keep fresh frozen foods home
grown vegetables and readycooked treats on hand all year.
With power needed for both the industry and home it's
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-12
Korean Veterans May
Save On Premiums

Veterans of Korean service who
hold Gil term insurance were re-
minded by the Veterans Administra
| ton of savings of some tWO-thirds
in their premium costs that may
be had by exchanging the policies
| for a newly authorized similar type
of CT term policies.
| The policies which are subject to
this exchange and the consequent
saving in premium costs can be
identified by the code letters, RS
which precede the policy numbers
of each certificate VA said some
| 500 900 veterans of Korean service
| hold this type of policy and may
| apply for the exchange.
/ The principal difference between
the new and older types of term
policy is that the new kind must
be converted to one Of the perma
nent forms Of CT insurance before
the veteran reaches age so This
should not prove a hardship, VA
said, since most veterans with term
policies would find term poll c y
| premium rates SO high beyond age
50 that they would in any case
4 convert to a permanent type policy
before reaching that age.
| VA said the new kind of insur-
ance at lower rates has become
possible following passage of a new
law. which itself was based on the
fact Of more favorable mortality
experience for veterans Of Korea
service than had been originally
expected
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-12
Buckingham Notes
pherd-Spencer
Imitation Out

Mrs. Willie Joseph Shepherd of
Buckingham Court House, has
issued invitations to the marriage
of her daughter Miss Mamie Rose
Shepherd, to John Carson Spencer
Jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs John Car
son Spencer, also of Buckingham
Court House.
The ceremony will take place on
Saturday. June 81 at 4 O'Clock in
the Enon Baptist Church in Enon-
vile. A reception will follow at the
home Of the bride
Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Pekar an
nounced they will hold summer
classes in reading, English and
arithmetic for those who are inter
ested Registration for classes il be-
ing made at the Pekar home.
Miss Betsy entertained III honor
Of Henry Viccello Tuesday. May 2
at her home. The event was a fare
wen gathering for Mr.. Viccello be-
fore his departure for his home il
Norfolk He has been attending
school here the past winter and has
! been residing in the home of his
aunt and uncle. Miss Mary Glover
and Chapman Glover.
| Wiley Land, who has not beer
very well lately. has been paten
| in the Southslde Community Hos
pital
| Mr. and Mrs Roy Jones and Re
becca were among those who at
tended the graduation exercises a
Longwood College, Sunday after
4 noon
Woods Have Guests
Mr. and Mrs Bob Zurick and tWt
small sons, Of Disputanta, wer,
visitors Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rolfe Woo
Saturday
Miss Cathay Ann Whorley VIII
attends Lynchburg College, has al
rived to spend her summer va
cation with her parents. MIR ant
WI D. IItiI dl w MOI ICY
| Wallace Sprouse. who has bee
attending the Woodrow Wilson Tech
meal School at Fishersyille for h
past two years. has completed
course in radio and teleyision rf
pair Mr. Sprouse and his fanil
have returned 20 his home here
and he has opened a radio and tele
! vision repair shop at Sprouse
Corner.
Mr. and MS. Robert shotzberge
and family. Mr. and Mrs, Bill
Franklin and family and Mr.. an
Mrs Martin Conway of DillWyr
enjoyed picnic supper Wedne.
day at the home Of Mr.. and Mr..
Kenneth Newton.
Mrs. John Eldridge left Wednet
day for Richmond to bring HON
her daughter, Miss Connie Eldridgs
She was a patient ii the Medics
College Hospital for three weeks
Gene Steger. who attends II
I University Of Richmond arrive
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-12
Buckingham FLA
Chapter Named Best
In Southside area

The buckingham Central High
School FLA Chapter has been nam
ed the outstanding chapter IN South
side virginia promoting farm
safety. The accomplishments in
farm safety Of 81 local chapters
were evaluated in determining the
top chapter in the 15-coHnty area.
The 78 members carried out
numerous activities to reduce al
cidents on farms. at school. on
highways and IN homes. The group
conducted essay. poster and slo-
gan contests on farm safety Films
on safety were shown to high school
and elementary groups, safety haz-
ard surveys were made and farm
safety literature distributed
The work of the chapter in farm
safety will be considered along with
that of other area winners for the
state award announcement 81 the
state winner will be made darina
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-12
New conton Report
The Rev. ]. r. Hodges Has Many
Visitors During Confirming Illness

1t. and Mrs. Maury Jones and
daughter. and his mother. Mrs.
Jones. spent Tuesday in Richmond
Mrs Woody Vaughan, Of Rich
mond, spent Sunday with her par
ent5, Mr. and Mrs. w. T. Putney.
Scene of An Accident
Mr.. and Mrs. Bobby Robert S
home was the scene Of an accident,
when their little boy while explor-
ing the room let a window drop on
his arm. He fractured it.
Capt. R P Bowles, Of Richmond
brother of Mrs. Bernice B. Phillips
who was patient in Johnston-Wil-
lis Hospital. has been transferred
to Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltl-
more Md. His daughter. Mrs. R S
Flananing, Jr.. of Florida. and son
Fred. Of California, have been witt
him.
Mr.. and Mrs j. H Phillips anc
Mrs. R c. Kent, of Scottsville
called Sunday 70 see Mrs. E T
Whitlock and the Phillipses. Othe,
guests were Mr.. and Mrs H. B
Wren, Of Richmond. Howard Law
ford. Of Fails Church. Mrs j R
Hodges. Of Fork Union. and NJ K
DAVIS.
Visits At Lake
M. Z. Davis and Howard Law
ford visited Mrs r. S. Flanagan
and Mrs. Katie Davis at Trice's
Lake, Sunday
Ralph Oslin, Of Silver Spring, Nd
spent the week end with his mother
Mrs. Nellie Beach.
Robert Bryant, Of Petersburg
was a guest for the week end o
Mr.. and Mrs. william Baldwin
Vows Exchanged
Miss Doris Toney, daughter 0
Mr. and Mrs Gordon Toney, be
came the bride Of Bobby Thomas
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice
Thomas. on Saturday evening a
the Aryon Baptist Parsonage Rev
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-12
In Buckingham
Buddy Poppy Sale
Staged BY Ladies
Auxiliary OF VFW

A Buddy Poppy sale was con
Quoted on Saturday. May 80. by the
Ladies Auxiliary of Buckingham
Post 8446, Veterans Of Foreign
Wars
Open house was staged at the
Veterans Memorial Hall by the
auxiliary, and refreshments were
served to all who visited
One of the latest projects Of the
VFW post was to erect new fla g
pole in front Of the Memorial Hall.
D. v. Coleman. post commander
announced today the organization is
interested in getting new members
Regular meetings are held on the
first Thursday night Of each month.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-12
Carlton Milsted performed thu

Carlton Mllsted performed h e
ceremony.
Miss Florence Snyder, of Mclean
and Kenneth Bryant called Sunday
on Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Davies.
Vernon Pierce. of Indiana, with
his mother, visited Mrs. Lizzie Da-
vies and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Davies
Mr. and Mrs Grey Nelson. of
Richmond, were dinner guests Sun
day of her mother. Mrs. F.. 3. Gill
bert.
Deanes Have Guests
Mr.. and Mrs Phil Warman and
family. of Richmond, spent Sunday
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J
A. Deane.
Lawrence Jamerson returned to
Richmond Wednesday after spend
ing a few days with his people
Mrs. Jamerson, Ronnie. and Bon
ME went with him for the a y
Funeral services for T. H. Ford
who died Sunday in a Richmond
hospital, were held Tuesday. He
was buried in the Arvonia Gene
terry. Sympathy is extended to the
family.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-12

home Wednesday to spend the sum-
mer with his mother, Mrs. Ruth
Steger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Jones and Re-
becca were guests at a luncheon
given by Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Mar
tin at their home in Rustburg re-
Gently.
Bob Shotzberger left Friday for
All camp at Holiday Lake where
he viii be manager for the summer
Mrs. Allene Morgan and daugh-
ter. Nancy Patricia, recently visited
in Richmond.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-12
Trents Mill

Vacation Bible Schools have com
menced at several Of the churches
including Jones Chapel and Buck
ingham.
DR.. and Mrs. Irving Jacobs and
daughter. of New York. are spend
ing a few days with Mrs. Jacob
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dabney
Barker
Mrs. Nora Clabo spent a few days
with Miss Frances Beers mother
who has just returned from the
hospital.
Sunday callers in the Jones
home were Mrs. Annie Miner and
son. Of Richmond, Mr.. ard Mrs.
A. B. Jones. Mrs c. D. Keller and
| daughter. Brenda. and Mrs. Robert
Earl Bryant and son, from South
Carolina
Other recent visitors there were
Miss Gwen Foster. of near Farm
vile, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mollo-
hon, from West Virginia, Herman
Springer and Miss Gay Gillian.
Mrs. Mollohon' mother. Mrs. Wal
ter Davidson. expects to return with
her daughter when she goes home.
Farmers are quite busy working
in their crops and combining small
/ grain.
/ Sterling tones has a position
with the highway department for
the summer. 1t will help him with
his studies this fall as he is taking
! civil engineering at VPI.
Miss Betty F. Jones expects tc
take up some extra studies at West
hampton College this summer.
Guinea denie. taking sides II
EastWest dispute.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-12
New Confon Report

Nr. and ms. Plummer F.
Jones. Jr and family. Of States
Nilie. Nj g.. are spending the week
With His parents. the Rev and
AIrs Jones
A good number of members and
friends If the Baptist Church here
called ii the home Of Rev. and
Mr.. j. r. HODGES this week. He
wa 100 sick ID be at his regular
I serV .ce Sunday. We wish him a
speedy recovery.
Very Special Dinner
Arliss Campbel, Of Richmond
vas home Sunday His mother had
prepared a special dinner honorin2
nj q birthday
Isaac Pueaett. Of Lebanon, spent
the week end with his wife
Mrs Robert Evans ard daaghter
Lynn wa9 have been spending some
t.me VitA her mother Mrs Ella
Chris tan. have returned to their
home M South Hampton Pa. Mr.
+ Evans came down for the week enc
10 axe thesY beck.
Nj ard MIS- Bernard Yancy. 81
Lvachbare MIS- Ethel Tonev and
Mgs Howard T9ney spent Saturday
II Richmond. Howard Toney Is a
patient lie Medical College Hospital
0n &C. ii Of bis nervous condi-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-12
THE DISAPPEARING DOLLAR

osierfield, Ga. After catching
a small bass. j. Harris stuck 1t in
his pocket and continued fishing
When he cleaned his catch that eve
ming, he was astonished to find the
fish had swallowed a dollar bill he
had in his trouser pocket.
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cIRcLINc THE COUNTRYSIDE
Mr.. Crabitez Is Host
To Red Cross Group

Balch Library in Leesburg.
His guests were sub-chair-
men from all over the county
who have volunteered to help
Henry realize the March goal
Of 1851.
Loudoun, in contrast to its
wishful thoughts Of being a
small. isolated segment Of
Virginia. spreads itself over
sic square miles. Every area
In this large territory. except
for Arcola, was represented
at the tea either by its chair
man or by proxy. For some
reason the nearer the county
gets to civilization, down to-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-01

president Of the FIRST BBw
chapter. Mrs. Cohn win ny
from San Francisco which Is
still her home and where she
Is still active in the original
chapter.
On April II, the biennial
meeting win close with install
lation Of q new slate Of ma
tional officers. Several major
organizations win also present
awards TO B'nai Birth
Women for special achieve
rnent in various service ac-
tivities.
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Children. National Council on
Citizenship and National
Council Of Negro Women.
Anniversary Event
Aonther highlight Of the
week win be the Golden Ami
versary luncheon on April is
at the Mayfiower Hotel, which
win launch the festive aspects
Of the anniversary year.
The luncheon will feature
a dramatic portrayal of
BBW's growth since 1909.
Highlights will be so years Of
hats provided by the Millinery
Institute Of America, a half
century Of bathing costumes,
and ball gowns Of leading
designers.
Guest Of honor win be Mrs.
Sadie Meyer Cohn. the first
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The music section Of the
Women's Community Club Of
Kensington will meet at $3.50
pm. Wednesday at the home
Of Mrs. Julius White. AIT
Franklin street, Kensington.
Mrs. Norman -Heydenburg
will be co-hostess and the
program arranged by Mrs.
George Favre will be on
Women Composers"
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TO MARX ANNIVERSARY
Blood Donor Program
Planned by BBW

The Bnai Birth Women
In the United States and
Canada win observe the or
ganization's 5Oth anniversary
year by giving rather than
receiving a gift.
The l37.0O0-member Jew
ish women's service organiza-
ton viii donate a gift Of
blood en- masse through the
National Red Cross and local
community blood banks on
March Q. B'nai Birth Wom-
ems 50th anniversary. March
Is also Red Cross month.
In communities served only
internationally by bloodmo-
biles. members will make
mass pledges to be fulfilled
when the equipment arrives.
Leading of the blood do
nations In the Washington
area, which is B'nai Birth
Women's headquarters city,
will be the B'nai Birth Wom-
en- president, Mrs. Edith
Kornbleet, who viii fly from
her home In Kansas City on
March Q.
"Fittingly we begin our
milestone year without fam
fare" Mrs. Kornbleet an
nounced, explaining that in
keeping with BBW's tradition
Of service first" the mass
blood donations are being
made prior to anniversary
festivities Of any kind.
Project Head
Heading the blood donor
anniversary project for the
B'nai Birth Women's Met
ropolitan Council Of WASH
ington is Mrs. Samuel Snider
Of 1914 Sixteenth street NV.
President of the local coun-
Gil is Mrs. Percival J. Able
man of 1910 Juniper street
NV.
Celebrations Of the ami
versary of the founding Of
the first B'nai Birth Wom-
ems chapter in San Fran
cisco will be kicked Of five
weeks later at the organiza-
tons biennial meeting here.
April 1918.
A highlight Of the week
long meeting will be a Ma
tional Youth Conference to
be held April 1914 at the
Hotel Statler-Hilton. Theme
Of the conference. in which
$50 women's organizations
have been invited to particle
pate, Is Building Our Youth
for the Future--Building the
Future With Our Youth"
Mrs. Isabella ]. Jones, as
sociate director. and DR..
Mary Ellen Goodman. CO.
ordinator of conference
studies. for the 1860 White
House Conference on Chill
dren and Youth. are acting
as consultants to the BBW
youth conclave.
Serving on the planning
committee for the youth con-
ference are representatives Of
eight national organizations
including the YwCA. Junior
Red Cross. American Recrea-
ton Association, Hadasseh.
Council of National Organiza-
tons. Council for Exceptional
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of Middleburo.
By DOLORES PHILLIPS
contrihuting Writer

LEESBURG, Va. It's q
rare occasion when one lone
host. with one other man in
the background, finds him
self surrounded by about 80
interested women.
Henry Crabitez. Loudoun
County's Red Cross fund drive
chairman. and Theodore
Thomas. acting chairman Of
Loudoun's Red Cross board
Of directors. were the only
men present at the elaborate
tea that Henry gave Tuesday
afternoon at the Thomas