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Trents Mill

When the Sunday school was re-
organized. there we're few
changes. T he superintendent is
Ralph Clements, who succeeds Earl
Ownby.
Mr.. and MIS-. Joy Gamble OF
near Petersburg. were recent guests
|of Mrs CANDLES parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Wade Bryan.
Mrs. Nora Clabo is working in
Farmville.
Recent callers in the Jones home
were Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Wilkin-
son. Of Richmond. Mrs. l. c. Jones
and daughters. Barbara and Sylvia
of Goochland county.
Miss Barbara Jones is senior
at Lynchburg College and will do
her practice teaching in Martins
vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. S. Jones. and
Gail, and Garland Jones called to
see Jack Blanton. of near Carriers
vile.
MI. and MES. Robert Earl Bryant
and son, Mark. Of South Carolina
spent last week visiting their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Bryant
and Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Jones.
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Ransons

Mrs H c. Patteson. of Char
lotteSville, was the afternoon guest
IF Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Pattcson
Sunday II is ALWAYS a pleasure for
her one-time long time naighbors to
have this beloved lady back home
even for a little while.
Riley Patteson. Of Richmond Pro
fessional Institute. A. A. Patteson
and family T, T. Patteson. and
family. all of Richmond, spent the
week end with Dr.. and Mrs. T E
Pattcson-
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Maxey
Hefbie Larry and Indy. recently
visited Mrs MaXey's relatives al
Chnrchville.
MI. and Mrs. 7. E. Patteson. Jr..
Tommy. Audrey and Patricia. went
TO Richmond Saturday, as did Mr.
and Mrs Bob Maxey.
Clayton Davidson spent last week
here.
Wallace Flowers. Jr.. and his
father Of Lynchbure visited Clcve.
land Flowers F'sioay.
MIS-. Frank Tapscott. Of SCOTS.
vile, spent Saturday with her par
cntS, Dr.. and Mrs T f. Patteson
Miss Annie Patieson. who has
been visiting at crozier. rcturncc
Sunday
Dr. I +. PatteSon was IN Rich
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Kenneth NJ Bryan a person
apple l6-year-oid member. Of Buck
ln4ham Central High School All
ciu3 added ne0 lamels To HIS ac-
eamulshments III poultry pro-
duction.
Kenneth. son Of MIR. and Mrs.
r l. Bryant Of New Canton, re-
Gently won first place and was
one af three Blue ribbon winners
ri The 10Th annual meeting Of the
Nolth mast Poultry Producers
couMcil Vt Harrisburg PA.
Ho save a demonstration on
quick Cooling Of Eggs to win
3ls blue ribbon There were state
winners from eight other states
cofnpeuns at the same meeting
states included hid the meeting
arc thcse north from Virginia and
West M Ohio
Kcnnsth participated Nh The
meeting bccause hc was state vim
lier Of thc Virginia poultry pro
duction demonstration He was
second in DISTRICT competition but
went ahead ,o WIN Tho State title.
Another recent rccoenition won
hy Kenneth MAS a certificate Of
rccaanttion presented hin at the
Niralnia State Poultry Federation
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-BalIs,vilIe-

Mrs. Agnes Laws was a recent
week end guest Of her brother, Ben
lamIn II. Garrett. at the Veterans
hospital in Roanoke
MIS-. r. H johnson. Of Farnville.
spent Saturday with her sister, Mis-.
X H Hurt
Miss Alma Brown returned to
Madison College Wednesday after
several days at home with bad
cold
The sniffles seems to be the order
If the day and like Mark Twain's
weather we All talk about il but
seem TO do little to relieve the situ-
alton Among these who have been
confined to their homes with flu
Ike colds this week are French
Undertake. Mrs. c. <. Brown. Ms.
H. H Hurt and Mrs. o. H. Holt
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Douglas Blanton returned home
this week after several days treat
ment at, Stuart Circle Hospital.
Mr.. aid Mrs Maxwell Stone. of
Norfolk. were Saturday night guests
of Mrs H. H. Hurt after seeing
the vPI-yirginia football game in
Richmond.
Revival services began at Hob
sons chapel October ~, and last
throughout the week Concluding
the services on Sunday, November
3, will be dedication Of the new
piano in member of the late Hat
cher Netherland Brown, a lifelong
member-oss the church The Rev r.
r. Look Is conducting these serv-
ices. The public is invited
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Billy Lees Band, 'Billy's Blue Notes,
Wins Buckingham Variety Show

Mrs. Cleveland Jones. Mark anr
Jane, visited MIS- G. D Shipplett
in Roanoke over last week end Ms
shipplett returned with the Jondses
fer visit
M and NJ Is. Burwell Smith and
Burwell Jr.. Mr.. and Ms. l. w s
Marks and M and Ms. Berna ID
Smith VISITED NJ ara Ms c'rde
Marks last Sunday Nj and Mrs
Plrwell Smith had supper With the
Markses
Mr ana Nj n Etc Flanniaan. M
and Ms F'tic Flanmqan. Jr.. snd
children Ksfhie and Chris, and NJ
and Ms stephen Flanagan. and
Celia Anne, were At Buckingham
Springs last week end
J. H. Jones' and Cleveland Jenes
attended the ATethodist lavmen s
workshop and dinnev meeting in
Blackstone NJ and Ms. j. l.
Jones attended tile missionary in
sfitutc dinner at Blackstone Mctho-
dist church last Thursday.
Johnson Attends Convention
DR. Edgar NJ Johnson attended
Tie Virginia Congress Of Parenst
and Teachers in Roanoke.
Mr. and Mrs Mark Elcan, and
children. of Lynchburg. visited his
parents Mr. and Mrs Cleveland
Elcan, last Saturday Mr.. and Mrs.
Elcan returned TO Lynchburg with
Their son. Sunday. they enjoyed a
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A stork shower will be given in
honor Of Mrs. Jessie Smith in the
home Of Mrs. John Murphy Novem-
Der |
Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy had
as then dinner guests Saturday
Rev. and MS Hubert Martin and
Rev and Ms. S. F. Friend.
Mr. and MIS- g. H. Hudgins had
las their dinner guests Sunday Mrs
Ray Martin, M s Pete Miles and
Mrs Ted Waycaster In the after
noon they visited Henry Hudgins,
who is quite ILL.,
Hatcher Baptist church has or
gained young peoples group.
Every young person in the com
muntY Is invited to attend the
meetings.
\ The new house Of M. and Ms
John Murphy has been completed.
They will be moving in shortly.
Kenneth Hudeins is improving.
after being sick in his home. He is
better and able to 80 to school
Mrs Lee Hudgins is running her
daughters store while she and her
husband are working III Farmville
Kenneth Ownbv is a patient at
Mcclure Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. j L. Ownby Jr..
accompanied Mrs, Kenneth Ownby to
Richmond e see or hush and
Thul sday night
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Alpha

Browns Methodist church WSCS
met October q at Mrs. j. M
Woods home. Mrs. A. F. Old had
charge Of the program. Our Home
Mission Centers and Race
Dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jimmie Allen last Sunday were Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Jones and Pamela
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Thomas
pegev Dnnkum. Mr.. and Mrs. Ell
don Dunkum. and Ronnie. Mr.. and
MS. Hamilton Harris and James
jones.
Mr.. and Ms. Bobbie Dunkum,
and Vickie Lee. Of Draper. N. c..
were recent guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. E. Dunkufn.
Callers in the S. E. Thomas home
last week end were Mr.. End Mrs
Bernard Thorn S. jeanette and
Bernie, of Hampton Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Thomas. of Richmond. Mrs
Charles Wocten. of Farmville. and
Mr. and Mrs. Travis Ayres.
Carlton fDickie LeSueur was the
overnight guest OF Larry LeSueur.
Elaine LeSueur has been sick.
Guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Eldon
Dunkum recently were Mrs. Dun
kum's uncle and aunt. Edwin Duty.
Of Huntingdon. Tenn. and Mrs.
Charlie Nicks, of Paduca. KY.
Mrs. Emma Allen. Wiley Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Allen. and
Kendall, were last week end guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs Mann Rakes. of
Covington.
Mrs. Ed Jones. Pamela Jones
and Mrs. Kenneth LeSueur called
n the w. Elijah Dunkum home last
Monday.
The Methodist Mems club of
buckingham barge held its
monthly meeting at Rocky Mount
,hurch October %.
Mrs. L. J. Dunkum, who has been
II. is improving.
Mrs. Joshua Dunkum. Kerry Flip
zen and Mrs. Frank LeSueur visited
dr. and Mrs. Alfred Harris. of
Wills Mountain. They Gently
moved from Curdsville.
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HOwardsville

Mrs Marguerite Napier and son
Mrs. Edith Easton and darghter
Mrs. J A. Herndon and Mrs. Myrtle
Ripley of Scottsville, and John T
Hurt. Of HowardSville. attended the
'uneral Of Henry Smith, Of Crozet
which was held in Charlottesville
Burial was in Oakwood Cemetery
Richmond.
M and Mrs H E. Fenwick, Mr.
and Mrs. E. Grady Covington and
Mr.. ard Mrs. R. V. Krouse We're
more those who attended the
spa ehetti s''pper and fashion show
y Scotfsv'lle Friday night. spon-
sored BY ST. Johns Church.
Mr.. and MS L. L. Bell and son.
4 Richmond. snent Sunday here
visiting Mr. and MS w. M. Good
man, Mrs. Cobbs and Mrs. Farley
John 7. Hurt and H. E. Fenwick
attended the Masonic Lodge meet
ing in Scottsville Friday night.
pr Margaret Noting and Miss
Courtney Irving. Of Richmond, spent
the week end at their cabin on Mt
Alto. Miss Courtney Irving spent
Sunday with her brother, John r.
Irving, in Buckingham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edd Birckhead and
daughter. of Charlottesville. spent
Saturday night with Mt. and Mrs
II. =. Fenwick. Mt and Mrs. Vanzy
Wood and son visited the Fenwicks,
W. L. Burcher, who underwent
surgery at the University Hospital
IN Charlottesville. returned to his
home at Howardsville Wednesday
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drive to the Peaks of Otter.
/ Mr. and Mrs Ellis Anderson. 0
Richmond. and Ms. Bernard Ander
sen. Of Apnomattox visited Ms.
patsie Johns and Mss Harrie
Trhns last SUNDAY M. and MS
anderson visited MS. E. H. Bowl
'ng lost Monday.
Helen Jones celebrated her birth
day last Sunday by having some o.
her friends spend the day with her
INlia Ma ks was among those who
helped Helen celebrate the occasion
Mrs Paul Jones Surprised
MS. Paul Jones was very pleas.
antly surprised when her very best
girl friend and her husband visited
Aer for breakfast last week. d.. and
Mrs. Ralph Bethea. from Memphis
Tenn. stopped at Clifton en- route to
Atlantic City. ~ j.. to attend a
medical convention Ralph. Jr..
GANG along. expecting to enjoy a
trip through Williamsburg before
gong on to Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Ms. Bernard Smith and
Mr. and Mrs. Yancey Bailey re-
Gently visited Mr.. and Mrs. Jim
Marks.
DR.. and Mrs. w. E. Brown and
Miss Anna Decker. OF Charlottes-
vile, visited Mrs. j. L. Jones last
Saturday and had lunch with her.
Mrs. Edgar johnson. and Inman
had dinner with Mrs. Johnson s
father, P. M. Smith. last Sunday in
Richmond. Mr.. Smith was celebrat-
ing his 18th birthday.
Miss Florence Jones was in
Charlottesville last week visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Vest and DR.. and
Mrs. w. E. Brown.
The variety show at the high
school was well-attended from this
They were all proud of
Billy Lees band, "Billy's Blue
Notes. which won first prize. The
variety show was sponsored by
the Buckingham County Womans
club.
Mrs. Anna Elcan. and children,
were guests last week end OF Mr.
and Mrs. Wallace Rainey. Saturday
he Elcans had supper with Mr.. and
Mrs. Benny Taylor in Buckingham.
Mrs Dallas Rainey had as a.
guest Tuesday Mrs. G. D.
5hinDlett. Of Roanoke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Stokes. and
children. Of South Hill. and the Rev
and Mrs. Parker Perkins. and
had dinner with the E. H.
Bowlings last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs j. w. Basone, of
Tulsa. Okla. were at Clifton last
Monday They were returning from
4 trip to New York City, celebrat-
ng their thirtieth wedding anniver-
sary Mrs. Basone is an aunt Of
Mrs. Paul Jones.
E H. Bowling and Ernest. Jr.,
we're In Lynchburg on business last
Friday Mrs. Bowling. Jr., and
Sarah Frances. went along for the
ide. and visited Mrs. James T.
Davis They all had lunch with
MIS- Davis.
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M. and Mrs. H. B. Brown we're
guests Of the W. G. Lindscys in
Richmond over last week end.
MIS-. Eta Brown had as recent
uests her son-in-law and daughter
Mr. and Mrs Cecil McGavock. o.
3oydton.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Marvin johnson
# New Canton, visited her parents
n. and Mrs. H. G. Brown, las.
''inday.
Ms. c. M. Noel and Mrs. Miami
Ingle. and daughter. Peggy. wen
Richmond Wednesday.
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mond Friday.
Miss Josephine Maxev and Miss
Jane Crute spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. L. F. Maxey. Henry anf
James Maxey. of VPI, also visited
their parents over the week end
Mr.. and MIS-. l.. F. Maxey ant'
T. A. Maxey visited in Richmond
Saturday. as did Mr.. and MIS-
Julian Maxey.
James Butler. Of Richmond. re
Gently visited Mr.. and MIS-. B E
Patteson.
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Ashby .

| Miss Bessie Parker warns all
lawn lovers to beware of power
mowers i. action. Miss Parker was
struck by a piece Of gravel which
Ncaught in the blade and hit her
glasses. Her glasses were broken
and glass entered her eyeball. Her
vision was not impaired but the in
iury was extremely painful.
News has reached C. G. Sander
son of the death of two of his
ormer. classmates from heart at
lacks. Jamie Rhodes. OF Richmond
formerly Of Cumberland county.
died October 20, and Billy Baber,
Of Howardsville, formerly Of Cum
oelland county. died October 81.
Galleries Forgotten
Ashby Home Demonstration club
enjoyed delightful afternoon in the
home of Mrs. Dennis Hart last Wed
nesday. The French onion soup pre-
pared by Mrs. C. A. Stonnen. Ger
man Renate's cabbage prepared By
Mrs. H. S. Bigger. Italian Lasagna
prepared BY Mrs. Dorothy Sander
son. Danish pastry prepared by
Mrs. Ada w. Sanderson. and Swed-
ish cookies prepared by Mrs. Hart
assured the American cooks that we
like foreign foods. Mrs. Hart then
served pumpkin-ice cream pie,
coffee nuts and candy Galleries
were forgotten-an maybe hus-
bands evening meals.
Mrs. J. P. Martin * regaining
her strength from a recent illness
in Stuart Circle Hospital.
c. R. Whit has returned after
three weeks spent in Grace Hos
pital. He is feeling much better.
Guests in his home have been
nephew. G. E. Tolbcrt, Of Radford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mckay. Of Farmville.
and Mr. and Mrs. John Guthrie, Of
PoWhatan.
Mr. and Mrs. Nj. H Meador were
recent dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. M. H Meador Jr.. Of Barnes
and visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Carol King.
Miss Lucy Clyde Blanion under
went an operation in New York
hospital recently. Miss Blanton went
10 Manila. Philippine Islands, as
She taught in the Mary
Johnston Hospital there. She will be
here some time to recuperate. al
though her condition is reported
most satisfactory Her sister. Mrs. /
Eddie Parrish. flew to New York
o be with her.
Waltons Have Guests
Mr.. and MS. Eddie Parrish. and
family, of Goochland. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Blanton, of Richmond
and Cumberland were dinner guests
of MI and Mrs. E. C. Walton last
Dr.. and MIS-. Rem, Of Norfolk.
we're visiting their daughter, MI.
md Mrs. E. c. Walton. Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hooe and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynwood Shores
CURED Skyline Drive last Sunday
Miss Rebecca Hart. a student at
Eastern Mennonite College in Har-
risonburg. was recent guest Of her
Nj. and Mrs. Dennis Hart.
Nj. and Mrs. c. G. Sanderson.
Steve Sanderson. r. S.. sunny.
Bud. Joyce and Billy Martin. at
tended the Virginia-VPI football /
,ame in Richmond.
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Garrett. Of
Bowling Green. visited Mr.. and
Mrs. c. G. Sanderson last Sunday
Nh. and Mrs. T. B. Garrett have
ecenuy sold their house here.
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Prospect.

Guests of Rev. and Mrs. Phil'p
Thomas last Sunday were Mrs.
George Martin. Jr.. Mrs. Jackson
Smith. Mrs. Elizabeth Cundiff and
Mr. and Mrs j H. Bland. Of IN
Crosse. Recent guests in he
Thomas home were Mrs. william
Wells. and Chi ldren, Of Rich
mond. and Mrs. L. NJ. Raney. Of
La Crosse.
Rev. and Mrs. Phillip w. Thomas
spent Wednesday at Buckingham
G. H. where he taught WSCS
study class.
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Gainesville Charge
Holds Service Series

The Cartersville Me no dis t
charge is holding a series Of serv-
ices at Thomas Chapel October
% through November / at 7:45 p.
m.
Rev. Burkhart will be the visit
ing minister. Everyone is urged to
attend.
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Cumberland Ri. |

Mrs Ann James left last week
Tor Chicago III. and Missouri.
where she will spend few weeks
with friends and relatives.
Hatcher Baptist church revival
closed October q, The visiting
preacher was Rev Hubert Martin.
Of Salisbury, N. c.
Rev. and Mrs s. F. Friend re-
ceived word from Lynchburg tina.
!helr granddaughter had Asiatic
flu.
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equality Of opportunity for al
youth"
One means to meet increas.
ing enrollments Is the junior
college. Or. Sproul said. He
said that in California more
than 50 two-year junior col
leges. plus q string Of four
year State colleges. has savec
the university from heavy en-.
rollments.
Reach Personal Goals
One advantage Of theh junior
college. he said. is that II
serves many students who
would not be able to handle q
full college course.
Most of its students sue.
Iceeded in what they set out u
accomplish" he said, land eros
the finish line before they grow
weary Of the race. After two
years in q course that they have
chosen they can go out pre-
pared for activities that satisfy
them, instead Of being branded
as failures"
Theme OF the conference
attended by some 700 college
presidents and administrator
lis articulation" or the fitting
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together Of all branches Of
education.
Arthur 8. Adams. president
|of the council. also speaking
at this mornings session. said
articulation is essential because
"as our system becomes more
complex. the high school grad
uate may be entering q maze.
with many wrong turns and
dead ends"
He called for continuous
counseling Of students.
Universities without Free
dom" will be the subject Of a
talk at tonight's session Of the
conference by James B.
Conant. former Ambassador to
Germany. Or. Conant will de-
scribe the fate Of the univer-
stiles in the Soviet Zone of
Germany.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-10
8 Youths Uncover
IL Mines Strewn
From 1850 BIust

SOUTH AMBOY. N. j.. Oct
10 (R.-Three youths yester-
day found II Army antiperson-
mel mines. relics OF the famed
1850 ammunition blast here.
The trio found the mines on
mud fats near the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad docks, scene OF
the barge explosion seven years
ago. and reported them to po-
lice,
First 1t. Morgan Tactatt. q
demolition expert from Raritan
Arsenal, collected the explosive
devices and neutgalized them.
Several mines exploded last
August % near the scene OF
yesterdays find. despite the
fact they had been submerged
for seven years in salt water.
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is to get one good lecturer be-
fore a large number Of stu
dents. and this is already being
done more or less satisfactor-
fly in other ways"
DR.. Sproul told the Ameri-
can Council on Education,
meeting here at the Mayfiower
Hotel. that II still place re-
lance upon less spectacular
tech1iques, for example indi-
vidual study and elf-instruc-
ton under guidance and
relief to teachers from the
many clerical tasks that now
take up too much Of their
time"
Against Quota System
He advised against trying to
hold back looming college en-
rollments by "artificially high
admission standards and arbi-
trarily determined quotas for
those who desire further educa-
ton, as is the practice in many
parts Of the rest of the world. ="
The development Of Ameri-
can education" he said. has
been motivated from the Begin
ming by a desire to provide
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Delgado about the telephone
calls.
Told by the landlord on Sat-
urday. Mr.. Delgado Immediately
packed up his family and moved
them back TO quarters with his
father.
Mr.. Delgado. whose war ex-
perience left him with a heart
ailment. draws a Government
pension which supplements his
pay as a general helper at q
lithographing plant.
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.fami|yNoves
In Race Threat

COPIAuUE. N. Y, Oct. 10
H1.--A white farnily-appar-
entity mistaken for Negroes
has moved out OF It's rented
home IN this ali-white COM
lnunity following reports OF
telephone calls to the landlord
expressing racial hatred and
threatening violence.
The head Of the family Of
four is william Delgado. 81, a
partially disabled World War
II veteran who is Of Spanish
descent and has olive skin.
Word has now gotten around
the Long Island community
that al the family are white.
But MI. Deleado said yester-
day that, even though he now
might be left alone. he won't
come back here.
II don't want TO live near
people like that" he said. Il
want my kids to grow up in q
decent place"
kids Couldn't Sleep"
Mr.. Delgado said, MY kids
couldn't sleep after they heard
about the threats"
Mr.. Delgado, his wife Evelyn,
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teIeVisiOn

orig. now
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Toble Model TV--le9.e5 1925
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Console TV------Z99.S5 1872
1857 Admiral ~"
Console TV- 3Ce.S5 1875
1857 Motorolo Il"
Console TV- 1885 1879
1857 Fomous- Moke
II" Portfolio TV $500 1925
1857 Fomous-Moke
q" A-Speoker Low
BOY TV. ook 1895 1895
1857 Fomous-Moke
"a" Consoiette TV 1884, 50 1926
1857 Fomous-Moke
"a" 4 Speaker
Console TV $685. 1895
1857 RcA Il"
TobIe Model N- 1885 1895
1857 RCA II"
Swivel Console ~ 1896 1885
1857 RcA 81"
Swivel Console ~ 3oe.e5 1895
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Go Slow on School TV,
Educators Urged Here
Ry JOHN NJ. McKELWAY

A California educator today recommended cautious
approach the of televon and other devices
the countTy.s teacher shortage
Robert Gordon Spronl president Of the University Of
California said experimentation with televon other
gimmcks Seems well worth WHILE but their primary purpose
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and two daughters. Lorraine.
10. and Sheila, IA. moved into
an t85-a-month home in this
community Of 1000 a week ago
Tuesday.
Their landlord. Joseph Pla-
tania. said that three days after
they moved In he got telephone
calls warning that II the me
groes" did not move out quickly
they would be beaten up OF
their house would be burned.
Mr.. Platinia said he received
about is calls-in both male
and female voiane
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-10
Flu Hits Puris

PARIS. oct. 10 (P).--One
Partisan in FIVE was home nurs-
ing Asian fiu today. Medicines
even aspirin--ran short.
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Quickly Moves Out

The landlord, who said he did
not care whether his tenants
were Negro or white. said ne
thought II best TO inform Mr.;
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Florida "A & TOps...

play on which he gathered in a
40-yard pass from Paul Swami
Aggie quarterback and galloped
the remaining distance.
The locals threatened twice
after that. but both were turn
ed back by a team, rated num-
Der one among Negro aggre-
cations in the country.
The Rattlers scored midway
the first period as James Will
liams, quarterback, shot a nine
yard pass to William Johnson
end who had moved into. tn
end zone. The drive started or
the Aggie 28-yard line as Riley
Morris. Florida tackle covered
. tumble by Otis Perry, A G. I
quarterback. Johnson kicked the
extra point.
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Wayne Cagers
Slate 10 Games

The addition Thursday of q
home game with the University
of Western Ontario rounds out
the Wayne State University
basketball schedule. The TartarS
will open their season with tho
Canadian school on Thursday
Dec. Z at the University oil
Detroit Fieldhouse.
The lo-game slate includes
10 home dates and 8 road
games.
Included are home-and-h home
series with the three PRESIDENTS
Athletic Conference members
Case Tech, John Carroll anc
Western Rescrvc-and with West
crn. Ontario and Regis College
of Denver.
The Tartars have also taker
on tough slate of independent
opponents. including Wheaton
College and Texas Southern Uni
verSity.
Wheaton posted a 28l record
while winning the NCAA small
college tournament last season
NTcxas Southern went TO the
quartcrfinals Of the tourney witt
1872 mark. The Texans didn't
lose member of the tourney
tenn.