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Smyrna times., 1960-10-13

ALIAS SUMMONS IN DIVORCE
In the Superior Court of the State Of
Delaware in and for Kent County
SHIRLEY E. MANNING
Plaintiff
".
WATSON A. MANNING
Defendant
The State of Delaware.
To The Sheriff of Kent County.
You Are Commanded,
To summon the above named defendant
so that. within 20 days after service here
Of upon defendant. exclusive of the day
Of service. defendant shall serve upon
Ernest v. Keith. ESQ.,. plaintiffs attorney
whose address is Keith Building, Dover
Delaware. an answer to the complaint.
To serve upon defendant a copy hereof
and of the complaint.
If the defendant cannot be served person.
ally. TO publish this process as required by
statute.
WILLIAM M. PASKEY
Prothonotary
Smyrna times., 1960-10-13

ALIAS SUMMONS IN DIVORCE
Dated October z. 1860
To the Above Named Defendant:
If this summons Is served personally
upon you. then, in case of your failure,
within 20 days after such service. exclusive
of the day of service. to serve on plaintiffs
attorney named above an answer to the
complaint. the case will be tried withou.
further notice.
and II this summons Is published ~
required by statute, then. in case of your
failure. within 20 days from service b.
publication of this summons. to serve on
plaintiffs attorney named above an answer
to the complaint. the case will be tried
without further notice.
WILLIAM M. PASKEY
Prothonotary
Smyrna times., 1960-10-13
NOTICES

ALIAS SUMMONS IN DIVORCE
In The Superior Court Of The Ststs 81
Delaware In and fer Kent County
MICHAEL JOHN MATED
Plaintiff.
".
Defendant.
DELPHINE MARGARET MATEO
The State OF Delaware
To The Sheriff of Kent Countyi
You Are Commanded:
To summon the above named defendant
so that. within 20 days after service
hereof upon defendant. exclusive of the
day of service, defendant shall serve upon
F. Turner. ESQ.,, plaintiffs at
torney, whose address is The Green, Dow
er. Delaware. an answer to the complaint.
To serve upon defendant q COPY hereof
and of the complaint.
If the defendant cannot be served
personally. to publish this process as re-
quired by statute.
WILLIAM M. PASKEY
Prothonotary
Smyrna times., 1960-10-13
J. WESLEY WALLS, Sr.

Sheriff's Office. Dover. Delaware
September 80. 1860
Evening star., 1960-10-30

installed ot less thon you would expect 10 poy
for the f0brie alone! Mode to oxoetino spoeffieo
Lsonords skilled eroftsmsn Choose from these leoc
ies: Modern or tFoditionol. ontiqve sofins. Fbsss
mony monY more.
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BARBER sHoP EouIPMENr, Used
Barber chairs, mirrors. etc. Gail
81. 3-e652, TERMINAL BARBER
SHOP. SO < at. ne.
BARGAIN : Rugs, Numda, new,
6x4h. S12 each. Brass and copper
pewter items. Wonderful for gifts.
EN-. 2-0571. WO. 6-S6s5.
sAss st1is., yIS1 SsI .Say kSsy al, SeHe RS Sy5GP
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MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

AARON TAYLOR 4 SONS co.
Bldg. maint.. plasterer, painter,
misc, Wants work. Reas. Ho
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REAL
ESTATE
COURSE

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tions Capital for Statesmen. Seller,
Home Buyer. Broker or Investor.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

ABLE DOMESTICS. screened. refs,
checked. GLOBAL EMPL., 40S Fla.
ave. NV CO 5-4S2l.
OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY
ANY TYPE FLOOR cleaned, waxed,
polished Walls, windows, wood =
work washed. ] furnish everything.
LA 9-3OAg.
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(coNIlNuepl

ABACUsEs, whiskey tugs. popcorn
peppers, hog scrapers, trivets
Franklin and pot-bellied stoves.
stone crooks, cuspidorS, wash
boilers, weather vanes, charred
kegs. COW bells, bellows, lard cans,
cast iron toys. well buckets, horse
shoes. JENKS, Washington's Oldest
Hardware and Stove Store. since
1855. 723 9TH st. NV. Ma. iS-0s4e.
ACCORDION-l20 base, white. Ia
dies size, Francini, perfect cond.,
$I10. 3Ol-PA. 5-2O92.
ACCORDION, 12O-bass, de luxe
case, brand-new. received as Q gift;
20-year written guarantee; cost
S395. sacrifice $19O. OIL. 6-S039.
ACCORDION, Just arrived from
Italy. Brand-new. Must be seen
to be appreciated. so. S-2977.
ACCORDION, l2O bass. stradiVari,
3 shifts with ease and stand,
$3.50 JU. s-4s04.
ACCORDION, excellent condition.
500. HA. 2-9537.
ACCORDION, lust like new. Full
200 bass, $175. Call FE. S-3440.
ACCORDION, 12O-bass. price 500,
LU. 1925 between 3 and 8
pm.
ADAM A. WEsCHLER a SON
INSTRUMENTATION
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PAINTING

ROBERTS CO.. JU. 7-54S4
PAPERING, PAINTING, PLASTE-
ING, Al. do my own work: 20
yrs. exper. reasonable. Ii. 7-5Oa4
PAPERING, Sl2 rm. up, Sunfast
washable paper. Do my own work
guaranteed. RA. 3-OO24.
PAPER REMOVAL by the only
moval CO. in D. C., Md. Va; rea-
sonable, neat, efic. DI. 7-16OO
PAPERING-This week only, Sl5
up; 1850 sunfast. washable paper
RA. 6-2SS4, HE. 9-1S57
PAPERING PAINTING AND RE-
M0DEL1NG--Latest patterns and
colors; skilled mechanics. first
payment in Jan. TU. 2-l974 any
PAPER OR FAINT
One room. S35. Neat work. Asphalt
tile installed. WE. 5-9972.
PLASTERING = 1st-class repair
work, white mechanics; all work
guar; reas. rates, JU. 5-4396.
PLASTERING AND WALL SCRAP
teed. RE. 1854.
PAsTERING REPAIRS old and
Salts, guar. Reas. JU. a-4l54.
PLASTERING and patch work; no
Job too large or too small. Call
DOW, ia. 5-5749, JE. 4-6224.
PLUMBING AND HEATING; Job
6-5005, v. GIARDINA.
ROOF REPAIRS, low as $3.50; gut
teTdnsi apd Md dspGpting. NJ A3Go res rooms; p. C.
ROoFING-slag, tin and asphalt
SHINGLES, cutters and spouts,
Terms. Call Ii. 6-S100.
ROOFING, guttering and painting
Winter prices, white, do own
work. WA. 7-0442.
R0OFING-New and old-Complete
roof service Guaranteed.
ROBERTS CO.. JU. 7-54S4
UPHOLSTERY REPAIRING in your
home. Chairs, sofa, seats rewebbed
NORRIS. TU. 2-75s1. 13'
UPHOLSTERING in your home.
Chairs. sofas re-webbed in your
home. NORRIS, TU. 2-75s1.
WALLPAPER removed, l room OF
whole house, steam process. Ii
4-3140.
WE SAND and finish floors. Make
old floors look new SC per II. up
Also decorating. Free estimate
Ii. 7-3331.
$100 REWARD S1OO
For aluminium siding leads (compl
hse resulting in jobs. Finest
quality reaS priceS 1st Dymt
in Feb TU. 2-19T4 anytime.
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WOMAN, colored, due to children,
desires work on midnight shift in
. restaurant or other business: ex-
perienced and dependable. ME. s.
o056
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BED. double, maple, complete with
cnad Dox spTins snd Mattress excel,
BEDS, twin size, box springs; VIC
torian wal. desk. Capehart TV;
china, etc. By appt. AID. 4-s576.
BEDS, twin, excel for children or
older people. Can be painted any
color; Sold sep. II desired. WA.
BEDS twin. beautiful iinish fruit
wood frames, $40 ea.: small nah.
breakfront. $3.50. Ia. 9-40lO.
BED. chair and cover, Simmons;
Niagara Cyclopad: bed pan. Nearly
new. Reas. Ext. 216 s.. co. 5-7744.
BED. youth, almost new. excel.
cond.. light wood, with mattress: :
carriage; crib; stroller. RA. 3-a0Os.
BEDRM. SET, twin beds with box
spring and mattress. $50; sofa
and chair, $40. CO. $1,000.
BEDRM. SET, Major Masterpiece,
Provincial, solid mahogany. Twin
bed headboard. > night tables.
Dble: dresser. beaut. mirror. chest
on-chest. cost S1.25O: sacrifice
1878. 2 white leather Danish mod
SAh NhAssi poO pAlI. hutiuue lhuy
and man French Bisoue Fisurine
lamps. 500 pair. JU. 5-794a.
BEDROOM SUITE, like new, lined
oak, bookcase bed, double dresser
with mirror and chest: taffeta
spread, cafe drapes. rugs. throw
pillows included; $3.50. Call LA.
BDRM. SUITE-Mahogany dbl. bed
chest of drawers, vanity dresser
$50. Ii. 7-s4s9.
BEDRM.. 5-piece; walnut finish :
excel. cond.; $50. Extra dresser
and chest. S25. 10. 3-559S.
BEDROOM SUITE, 7-pc, solid wall
nut. box spring and mattress, good
condition. Leaving town, bargain,
S95. Call 9-4, JU, 7.5710: week.
days NO. 1885.
BEDRM. SUITE, walnut venier, dbl.
Bargain. S75. RA. 3-2737.
BEDRM. SETS (2)-Maple dble. bed
w/sprinR mattress, dresser, mir
ror, night stand and chair. An
tiuue ivory finish dble. bed, W
spring mattress, dresser-mirror,
vanity and bench EN-. 5-58T5.
BEDROOM-3-PIECE SUITE
SUNDAY IL TO 6
Assume lay-away bal. Of only $50.
Party with good credit may as
sumo weekly payments OF So SO
after small down payment. Con-
FuRNITURE CO. 1928 l4th St.
n W nv O.AEA-
Evening star., 1960-11-13

IARBEk CHAlR, N35 90: refrigera-
tor, sas' sl5. 1909 const. ave. ne.
II. 3.l597.
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COMPTROLLER

Thoroughly grounded in all
phases OF accounting and
credit, both in the retail
and wholesale fields. Mas
ter's Degree in Business Ad-
ministration. Fourteen years
OF accounting experience
with proven ability in budg-
citing. torecasting, analysis,
internal auditing, proce-
dures and personnel. Have
had compete charEe OF large
accounting and credit staff
in regional firm as well q
q number Of years as comp
troller of q multi-million
dollar retail chain. Reply
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Star.
Evening star., 1960-11-13
November II. 1Q6I

ANTIQUES Chairs, Sl5 ca. |;
W.TW. lamp; frame shelf. mar
BILE top tables. misc. HE. 4-359s.
ANTIQUES - Chinese. Life-size
wood figure. Tang horses. stone
heads, wedding bed. AID. 2-5390.
ANTIQUE-Rare collectors item.
German hand-carved oak chest,
18th century; S725. OIL. 4-5Oa1.
ANTIQUES-Edison cylinder phono-
graph. Also dry sinks and spool
cotton chest. T1PPETT'S AN
TI0UE SHOP, Benedict, Nd.
Evening star., 1960-11-13
SITUATIONS WOMEN

ACCTG. CLERK-TYPIST. colored,
desires position; 5-day week: COL
leee BACKGROUND; exper. LA. g.
15,3.
BOOKKEEPER, F. c.: experienced;
= Virginia area: 5-day week: ma
. ture. CIR. 3-0721.
CAPABLE WOMAN wishes work
taking care of semi-invalid or
, children. TU. 2-5210.
FILIPINO GIRL desires washing
and ironing in her home. AID. a
5So3.
GRADUATE practical nurse, exper.
with bedside care; shifts 7-3 or
Bill. AID. 2-0SlO.
n. S. GRAD, des. position: tipping
ability: refs; no Sundays. LU.
NURSE, practical. neat, kind, intel
ligent; have Wed.-Sun. open: re-
liable: exper.; refs. LU. 4-5352.
NURSE, practical, white. hospital
trained wants day or night duty;
live out. RA. 3-1T9".
PRAC. NURSE, colored. des. full
time work. hosp. exper.: can also
type; have CS rating. Ii. 4-1as6.
Evening star., 1960-11-13

PRAC. NURSE, colored, care for in
fant or adult: hospital eXper. and
refs: free to live in o. out. Call
Ii. 6-19S3 after 1890 am.
PRACTICAL NURSE, white: for
mother and new infant care. OV
3-009l or FE. 3-lS53.
REFINED LADY, desires part-time
nursing or will take care Of a
child by the week CO, 5-l55o.
RESIDENT MANAGER. exper.: ma
ture lady: would like to manage
apt. bldg. K1. S-1cs3.
SECRETARIAL OR EDITORIAL,
competent woman, college grad,
part or full time. Now employed.
Call HO. 2-0S52.
sECY.; IBM, type. shthd. or dicta-
graph: good skills; small ONCE
dntn. NV. Box 37.-T. Star Is
SHAMPOO GIRL, colored. desires
HILL. Ii. 3-"Sl0. Ia
TEMPoFaRY IT sad n.G OFFICE f. w..I HELP
Avoid ONCE pileup; hire IS o.s."
to get the work done; exp. stenos.,
typists and general office work
ers. Well work for you on our
payroll in your office or ours
IS O.S." ST. 3-l919
WOMAN, colored, due to children.
desires work on midnight shift in
restaurant or other business: ex-
perienced and dependable. ME. s.
2056.
Al GIRL FRIDAY. needs help: Of
fee asst, bkpr.. legal, tech. steno,
Box 456-H, Star.
CoLORED GIRL, desires pos. as
darkroom tech; prefers doctor. S
office of hos. Ii. 6-49S0
COLORED WOMAN, wants work
good refs. AID. o-5843.
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FOR SALE

ACCORDION, 3 shift. 100 bass,
italian Crenona Beerrtini. Excel.
Evening star., 1960-11-13
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT. expert. books start
ed, kept, audited, caught-up. Open
rates; references. DI. 7-o503. 22'
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
We Specialize in These Positions.
ATLAS AGCY.. 1920 NY. Ave. NV
BUTCHER, experienced, wholesale
and retail, wants part time work.
Union scale. Box 11S-H, Star.
Evening star., 1960-11-13

UPHOLSTERING in your home.
Chairs. sofas re-webbed in your
home. MORRIS, TU. 2-75s1.
WALLPAPER removed, room OF
whole house. steam process. Ii
4-3l40.
Evening star., 1960-11-13

PR. PLATE on copper
candlesticks. Il in. wired with
shades, Sl35: cream gold coffee
table, 5Ox22 ms, $40: T-piece
mahog. din. suite, Chippendale
style. ball claw feet. $3.50. EN-.
Den1I
Evening star., 1960-11-13

Thousands Of other outstanding
buys.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-05-29
Folk Dancers
From All Over

Text and Photos by Harold J. FlecknOe
TINE past will live again on dancing feet
Il when the National Folk Festival is per
formed from Wednesday through Saturday at
the Carter Barron Amphitheater More than
1000 gayly cOstumed musicians and folk
dancers from 80 States, Canada and other
countries will take part in the annual event.
This years festival-the 34th-will stress
music and dancing that are peculiar to this
country. The cultural heritage of the Ameri-
can Indians, particularly, will be featured.
Other highlightS will include English country,
Morris and sword dances by a group from
Hindman, Ky, Negro Spirituals. Mexican
dances, sea chanteys, cowboy songs, French
Canadian dances, Spanish wedding, and
fiddle, whistle and banjo tunes. There will be
merry-making galore, but Sarah Gertrude
Knott, director of the festival, says an impOr-
tant aim is to break down barriers of prejudice
that exist among different groups. Assisting
her when he's not "SchuhplattleringD is
Dave Rosenberg photo at right.
Evening star., 1960-11-06

NAME-ciorks 7. Robb, Social
Democrot.
AGES.
HOME-Herndon, Foirfox County.
RUNNING FoR-Senote.
TO De ELECTED BY-Entirs Stote.
BAcKoRoUND-Notive Of Wosh-
inston, D. C.; hos been wheel
choir victim Of polio since he wos
6yeors old; took A.B. degree from
George Washington University;
lists principal livelihood from tu-
torins retorded children.
POLITICAL cAREER-K own as
"perennioI condidote." hos run for
various offices. including Congress,
Senote and Governor since 1942,
without success.
FAMiLY-Not monied.
Evening star., 1960-11-06

national ticket headed by
Senators Kennedy and john
son but has not felt it neces-
sary to wage an aggressive
campaign for reelection.
Mr.. Baker CJust call me
Stu") has stumped the State
in a 30-foot freedom Of
choice" float which he calls
the Baker Bandwagon. The
huge vehicle is surmounted by
a huge red cardinal, the Of
ficiaf State bird.
Evening star., 1960-11-06

Mr.. Robb first ran against
Representative Smith. Demo-
crat, in 1912 when the area
which is now the 10th dis
trict was q part Of the old
9th district.
A wheel-chair victim Of
polio since he was 6 years
old, Mr.. Robb admits he
hasn't q chance because
we've only got about Is or
rs active members" Of the
Social Democrat Party.
Evening star., 1960-11-06

NAME-Senotor A. Willis Robertson.
Democrat, now in office.
AGE-73.
HOME-Lexineton. Va.
RUNNING FoR-Re-e to
Senote.
TO Be ELECTED BY-Entirs Stote.
BAcKGRoUND-Born in Mortins-
burg, W. Va; edueoted in public
schools Of lynehburs and Rocky
mount, Vo.: BA.. Lib. degrees
offer attending the University Of
Richmond, Washington and Lee
University and College Of Williom
ond Mary; former ehoirmon Of
Stote Come and Inland Fisheries
Commission; son Of Boptist min
lister; member Phi Beta koppo;
attorney.
POLITICAL cAREER-Member Of
Virginia Stote Senote, l9l6-l922;
Commonwealth attorney Of Rock
bridge County. 1922 1928; elected
to House Of Representatives,. 1882
until 1916, when appointed to un-
expired term Of late Senator Cor
ter Gloss; reelected in lS4S and
1857.
FAMILY-Moried the former Glodys
Willis; two sons.
Democratic Senator Rob-
ertson has a relatively easy
campaign on his hands for
reelection to a third full
term.
He is opposed by Stuart D.
Baker, independent. of Ar
lington, who was politically
unknown when he first
sought, but failed, to get the
Republican nomination ear
lier this year, and Clarke T.
Robb, Social Democrat, OF
Herndon, who has run for one
Office or another almost con-
tinuously since 1912 without
success.
Republicans, intent on
carrying Virginia for the third
successive presidential elec-
ton year, turned down an OPP
portunity to nominate a can
didate against Senator Rob-
ertson for fear that such ac-
ton would bring the leader of
the Democratic organization.
Senator Byrd, into the cam
paign. So far, Senator Byrd
has maintained silence on the
presidential race.
Senator Robertson has an
nounced he will support the
Evening star., 1960-11-06

NAmc-StuoIt y. 0oNSis s"os
pendent.
AGE-50.
HoME-Arlinston.
RUNNING FOR-Senote.
TO Be ELECTED BY-Entire Stote.
BACKGROUND-Born on farm in
Rockingham County. Oldest OF
seven sons; offended Bridsewoter
College; Territorial supervisor for
form implement companies in Vir-
einio; later associated with cir
croft company in Morylond ond
now monoeer for J. I. Cuse Co.
POLITICAL CAREER-None.
FAkAllY-Not morried.
Evening star., 1960-11-06

NAME-Lowrenes N. Troylor, Re-
publieon.
AGE-32.
HoME-Lottsburs. Northumberland
County.
RUNNING FoR-House Of Repre-
sentotives. .
TO Be ELECTED BY-70 counties
ond two cities in 9th congressional
district.
BAcKGRoUND-Born in oklohoma
City; moved to Northumberland
County in 1916; B.S. and LIB.
degrees from American University;
Pratieed low for four yeors;
Methodist.
POLITICAL cAREER-Former vice
. ehoirmon Of 9Th district Repub!i-
con Committee for two years;
ehairmon Of Northumberland
County G. o. ?. Committee for
four yeors; ron for korthumber-
lond County commonweolth's at.
torney lost yeor.
FAMllY-Monied the former Mov
Deems Corner Of Northumberland
County; two sons.
brother of the Democratic
presidential nominee, who
called it q bottleneck for
much forward-looking legis-
lation. Others in the Demo-
cratic camp have indicated
they favor changing the
rules to curtail the immense
power Of the committee.
On the other hand. Vice
President Nixon. the Repub-
lican presidential candidate,
defended the Rules Commit
tee and said he opposed cur.
failing its powers because 1t
Is "a necessary device for
controlling the flow Of legis-
lation to the floor Of the
House"
In parts Of the 9th dis
trict. particularly around
Charlottesville and Abe
marie County. the silence OF
Judge Smith Is more telling
than that Of Senator Byrd
in the presidential race.
Mr.. Traylor's campaign ef-
forts have been devoted
mainly to personal contact
with very few mass meet
ingS or rallies held.
Judge Smith has followed
his traditional style OF as
suring himself Of re-elec-
tion-by an occasional quiet
visit to a county courthouse
and a handshake for the local
officeholders.
Evening star., 1960-11-06

NAMt-Howord W. Smith. Demo-
crot. now in office.
AGE-7.
HoME-Bsood Run Form. Fouquier
County.
RUNNING FoR-Re-eIection to
United Stotes House Of Repre-
sentotives.
TO Be ELECTED BY-20 counties
and two cities Of 9th congressional
district.
BACKGRoUND-Born ct Brood
Run: b.. from University Of vir-
sinio: protieed low until 1922,
when nomed Judge Of AIexondrio
Corporation Court. appointed
Judge Of the 10th Circuit in 1928;
ensosed in doiry farming; mem
Der Of Episcopal Church.
POLITICAL CAREER-Common-
weolth's attorney Of Alexandrio
from 1918 until 1922; elected to
House in 1880 ond re elected con-
tinuously since; ehoirmon Of House
Rules Committee.
FAMlLY-Moried ond has two chill
dren. Howord Worth Smith, IT,,
and Mrs. Joe n. Tonohill.
Howard W.. Smith, the
second most powerful MEM
ber Of the House Of Repre-
sentatives next to Speaker
Rayburn, Is facing Repub-
lican opposition in his bid
for a 10th consecutive term.
Judge" Smith, as he is
universally known among
his constituents, is chair
man of the House Rules
Committee and at II. is dean
of the Virginia congress
sional delegation in point Of
service.
Lawrence M. Traylor, who
is 80. is making a David
and Goliath" run under the
G. o. P. banner. primarily.
he admits. as a move to re-
establish the two-party sys-
tenn in Virginia.
There are no major is
sues between us-I'm a con-
servative myself" Mr.. Tray
lor says. "The main point
I've been Stressing is that
Judge Smith has neglected
his district"
Judge Smith has not found
it necessary to campaign.
His silence on the presiden-
tial race is the basis for
speculation almost as much
as is the silence of Senator
Byrd.
Judge Smiths Rules Com
mittee has come in for criti-
cism from Robert Kennedy,
Evening star., 1960-11-06

NAME-RoIph r. KouI. Demoerot.
HoME-l20l North Nosh street.
Arlington.
RUNNING FoR-Election to the
House Of Representatives.
TO BE ELECTED BY-AIexondrio,
Folis Church, Foirfox ond Ar
iinston Counties which form the
10th congressional district.
in StorrS
Utoh; resident Of Arlington since
l941; B.A. Reed College, held fel-
Iowships at Horvord ond Columbio
Universities; during l3 yeors with
Government, rose from lowest to
highest civil service erode and
worked with Office Of Production
Management, Stote Department.
Department Of Defense and Hous-
ing and Home Finonce Agency;
since 1852 hos mointoined his own
building ond development firm;
Presbyterion.
POLITICAL CAREER Long time
Democrat, but first elected to
the Arlington County Boord in
1855 os q representative Of the
non -portisan coalition. Airing
tonions for O Better County; re-
elected in 1853.
EANilY-Maried to the former
Eiizabeth Hozen; two children.
Jones ond Judith.
Congress he has fought to
insure that the Federal Gov
ernment fulfills its legitimate
responsibilities without en-
croaching upon the rights
and duties Of individuals and
States.
He claims he has helped
increase pay and benefits OF
Federal employees Is per cent,
promoted legislation which
he says will remove 81 per
cent Of the pollution from
the Potomac, double the
bridge capacity over the Po-
tomac and give Northern
Virginia a 500 million air
port at Chantilly.
Mr.. Kaul calls his oppo-
nent an arch reactionary
whose votes have misrepre-
sented Northern Virginia
while undermining the ma
tional economy and security.
He argues that vigrous
Federal action is essential to
revitalize the economy at
home and capture initiative
from Communism abroad.
He thinks increased Federal
action could be financed
without tax increases by low
ering interest rates and ac-
celebrating economic growth.
Mr.. Broyhill has departed
markedly from his past cam
paign tactics. He has ap-
peared with Mr.. Kaul in
television debates and has
submitted to Interrogation by
newsmen on television and
by the public at numerous
receptions.
Mr.. Kaul indefatigably has
spoken at every opportunity
during the past five months.
He says he personally has
called at some 5000 Virginia
homes in quest of votes.
Evening star., 1960-11-06
9Th DISTRICT INCLUDES:

Shaded arees Of this mop show Virsinio's 9th
and 10th districts. The legend lists some OF
the counties and communities Included. Viz
sinio's largest congressional district, the 9th,
is made up Of ~ counties and includes two
cities, Fredericksburg and Charlottesville.