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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-06
Eisenhower
Candidates
Rejected
BY GOULD LINCOLN

Sweeping Democratic VIC
tories in New Jersey. New York
and Virginia elections yester-
day dashed Republican hopes
and perhaps set the stage for
stronger Democratic control of
the seth Congress, to be chosen
next year. Further. Mayor
Wagner's landslide reelection
in New York, plus Republican
losses Of a net six upstate
Mayors. has given the Demo-
Gratis renewed hope Of re-elect-
ing Gov. Averell Hartman in
1858.
In the major test. the race
for Governor of New Jersey,
Gov. Robert B. Meyner. Demo-
crat, trounce Republican
State Senator Malcolm S.
Forbes by a greater plurality
than Gov. Meyner received in
1858. Gov. Meyner now emerges
as a potentially strong candi-
date for the Democratic presi-
Dental nomination in 1860.
If the New York elections
really are forerunners of q
Hartman victory in that State
the New York Governor, who
lost decisively to Adlai Steven
son in the contest for the DEM
ocratic presidential nominal
ton last year, may also become
a serious contender for the
1860 presidential nomination
Science Lag a Factor
Various reasons are given fol
the G. o. P.'s poor showing
The principal ones, however
are the failure of the Eisen-
hover administration to keep
pace with Soviet Russia in the
scientific field, the President;
handling of the Little Rock
School indignation case, where
he sent in Federal troops, anc
the high cost of living.
Many voters obviously have
been discouraged by the fail
ure Of the United States to keeE
ahead Of the Russian scien.
lists, who have fired two earth
satellites into space success.
fully and demonstrated great
power in the launching Of long,
range missiles.
In Virginia, the school inte-
grafton issue was devastating
for the Republican gubernato.
rial nominee, State Senator Tee
Dalton. Mr.. Dalton four years
ago lost the race for Governor,
but polled As per cent of the
vote. Yesterday his Democratic
opponent, State Attorney Gen.
eral j. Lindsay Almond, jr., hac
about So per cent of the vote.
Reflect Disappointment
Statements issued at thu
White House and by Republi-
can National Chairman Meade
Alcorn reflected disappoint.
ment and carried a warning
that the G. o. P. must grid it.
self for a hard fight next veal
in the congressional and guber.
material elections.
Mrs. Anne Wheaton, associ.
ate White House press secre-
tary, issued the following state
ment, of which. she said, the
President was aware:
"It is clear that the Repub-
lican Party and its candidates
have a fight on their hands il
victory is to be achieved in the
1858 elections. In both New
Jersey and Virginia, the guber-
material candidates, Malcolm S
Continued on Page AS. Col.
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Missile Station Slated

EGLIN AIR FORCE BASE,
Fla, Nov. 6 (R.-Plans for
construction of missile control
stations at Tarpon Springs,
Fla, and Cape San Bias, Fla,
were disclosed by the Air Force
yesterday. A spokesman said
the stations will be part of a
missile testing range in the
Gulf of Mexico.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-06

Arlington delegate to the Gen.
eral Assembly.
However. Mr.. Magruder lost
much of the edge of running
against a virtual unknown by
agreeing to joint debates be-
fore citizens groups throughout
the county. Also the national
party lines were ERASED in the
splinter group campaign, thus
knocking out the automatic
Democratic vote.
The race got off to a fast
start and both camps main.
tanned the pace.
Banked on Racial Issue
Mr.. Magruder banked heavily
on an attack based on thu
racial issue. From the plat.
form and in campaign litera.
ture, he attempted to cut dowr
his opponent by linking Mr.
Brown with the National Asso.
citation for the Advancement o.
Colored People.
Specifically. Mr.. Magrudel
stated that Mr.. Brown had nine
political advisers who are PRO.
moters" of the NAACP integra-
ton policy.
To this, Mr.. Brown replied
that he did not know. some oi
the persons named, and thai
ABC represents q wide range
! of beliefs.
The racial attack caused
sharp concern in Mr.. Browns
camp. Many of his supporter
felt that the reaction Of tn,
voters to this issue might wei
decide the race.
Both candidates said the!
would fight to keep the schools
open. Mr.. Magruder said HI
felt that segregated classroom
! Continued on Page AIS, Col.
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places, the count stood at $780,
266 for Mr.. Almond and 182,-
25l for Mr.. Dalton.
This was just a shade under
the 2-to-1 drubbing Democrats
had promised to give the
G. o. P. contender who four
years ago managed to collect
As per cent of the total vote in
his first bid for the States top
Office. Mr.. Dalton got SO per
cent this time.
Only the 10th district next
to Washington gave Mr.. Dalton
a majority. Complete returns
from the 10th gave 3l.170 votes
to Mr.. Dalton and 29,183 to Mr..
Almond.
Democrats Retain Seats
In other nearby contests
Democrats had no trouble hold
ing on to all House seats. The
six Democratic incumbent Del
egates from Arlington and
Fairfax-Falls Church won re-
election easily over Republican
and segregationist opposition.
More than 100000 votes were
cast State wide in the most
vigorous gubernatoriai contest
Virginia voters have seen in
generations. A third candidate.
C. Gilmer Brooks, who ran as
an independent, received only
scattered votes.
Stephens, Harrison Win
Democratic contenders for
Lieutenant Governor and at
torney general coasted to VIC
tory as easily as Mr.. Almond.
With only 81 precincts still out.
Democratic 1t. Gov. A. E. S.
Stephens had won his second
term with 100000 votes over
Republican Horace E. Hender-
son with 1929 votes. The
vote for Democratic Albertis S.
Harrison, jr., for attorney gen.
eral was 304,55l to 1929 for
his G. o. P. opponent, j. Liv-
ingstone Dillow.
School segregation domi-
mated the State campaign. Mr..
Almond stood for massive re-
sistance" against indignation.
as opposed to Mr.. Dalton's
more moderate pupil assign
ment plan. An active cam
paigner for Mr.. Almond was
Democratic Senator Byrd, who
is credited with originating the
massive resistance idea.
Almonds Statement
In a victory statement issued
at the home Of friends in Roam
oke where he spent last night,
Mr.. Almond promised to fight
for the preservation of an "ef-
f1cient and progressive system
of public education" His state
ment follows:
Il am very grateful for this
opportunity to express my pro-
found sense of appreciation for
the support which the Demo-
cratic ticket has received at the
hands of the people of Virginia.
/ have 10 illusions. know that
the road ahead is hard. 1t will
require sacrifice, devotion and
loyalty to the things in which
we believe. 1t shall be my
Continued on Page A-29, Col. 3
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Tom orrow and every
Thursday be sure to shop
The Stars big, complete
food section for all your
week end and week long
food needs.
You'll find this convenient
section your best guide to
the widest variety Of food
bargains in town. For
savings galore shop The
Star first before you buy.
The Star publishes more
retail grocery advertising
than the other two
Washington newsp apers
combined.
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Jet Crush Kills IS

BRISTOL. England. Nov. 8
R.-A turbojet Britannia air.
liner. pride of Britain's COM
mercial aviation. crashed in
flames today on a test flight
killing all Is aboard.
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Liberal Group Wins
Control in Arlington
Browns Victory Over Mogruder Ends
Five-Yeur Tenure of Conservatives
BY SAM EASTMAN

Aringtons liberal element yesterday broke fve-year
conservative hold the County Board with the election Of
Herbert L. Brown J. Maynard Magruder.
Complete unofficial returns gave Mr.. Brown 015 votes
Mr. Magruders II 560-a comfortable margin of 2455
The ballotng marked the close of one of Arngton's
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Other Virginia Election Stories. Pictures
and Tobles. Poges A-2S and A-29
Mrs. AImoad Is a Politician. Too.
Poge 81
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Missile Inquiry Is Set;
Congress Grows FESTIVE
President to Report to Nation Tomorrow;
Johnson Pledges Searching Probe

Congressional impotence with administration "compac
ncy mounted today President Eisenhower hurried to
offset widespread in the wake of Soviet Russas
massive fall offensive in space
Senate Majority Leader Lyndon johnson told a packed
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Almond Wins Easily;
3 States JOLT COP.
Ted Dalton
Takes Only
10th District
BY MARY LOU WERNER

BY MARY LOU WERNER
Virginia voters gave Demo.
crat j. Lindsay Almond. jr..
and his massive resistance"
program a landslide victory in
yesterdays gubernatorial cleo
lion.
With returns in from 1854
of the States 1908 polling
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Clear and colder tonight. low 81 in city
and so in suburbs. Fair and warm Thurs
day. Gull report on Page A-2)
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-31
Belona

There was very lovely service
at Emmanuel Episcopal church on
Sunday morning The Rev. Wilson
Slit brought his spiritual message
at $50
This was followed by 4 Christmas
pageant There were many children
present and the Christmas tree held
many gifts for them
Providence church was filled on
Sunday at p. m. when they came
to witness the marriage Of Miss Ann
Webb to George Welton Grave of
Fishersville Miss Ann Webb has
been a resident of Bclona for many
years, and her numerous friends
regret to haze her leave the com
munity. but all wish her many years
Of happiness, and The best Of health.
The death of Dr. H. G. Rucker in
a Richmond Hospital brings much
sadness to his friends. as he was a
beloved physician and friend. Much
sympathy is extended to his family.
Mr.. and William Templeton, Of
Warwick visited Miss Birdie Baugh
on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frances Dobbins or
Georgia arrived recently to be the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. RI. Dob
bins.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-31
Five Forks

Bethpeor Baptist Church had a
Christmas tree and program Sun
day morning, Dec %. Rev Nat
Bruminitt, the pastor, preached a
Christmas sermon TO an appreci-
alive audience.
Richard Stockton, a student at
Warren Wilson College. N. c.. is
spending the holidays with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Stock
ton
Mrs. a NJ Irving. Or Worsham
visited Mrs Maggie Harris Mon
day
Revcrly and Jane swan. Of
Lynchburg, spent the week end with
their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Swan.
Mr. and Mrs. George Womack
are the proud parents of q son
born Al Southslde Hospital satur-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-31
Hit And-Run Victim
Melvin Ray Hamlet
Buried Thursday

Funeral services, for Melvin Ray
Hamlet. 80, Of Route | Farmville,
who died Of injuries Tuesday. Dec.
"a, two hours after being struck by
an auto. were held at 2 pm. Thurs
day at DOyne Burger Funeral
Home, Farmville. Interment was
in Westview Cemetery.
The hit-run accident occurred
about four miles north of Farmville
in Cumberland county on Route as
at 5.45 pm. police reported. He
died in an ambulance en- route
from Southside Community Hospital
to Medical College Of Virginia Hos
pital at Richmond.
He was born in Charlotte county
on June q. 1918. He was a World
War II veteran and had been en-
ployed by the Virginia Department
of Highways He was member of
Farmville Presbyterian Church.
Surviving him are his wife, Mrs
Mabel Frances Hamlet: his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Hamlet
Of Charlotte c. H.; three sisters
Mrs. Newton Womack, Of Farm
vile, Mrs. wilson Fulcher, Of
Pamplin, and Mrs Clearance HALEY
Of Richmond, and brother, EoyaI
Hamlet, Of Charlotte c. H.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-31
Amelia County
Holiday News
Happenings

B. S. Byrd is spending the Christ
mas holidays in Salem with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Byrd
Miss Helen Paige Warmer IS
leaving around January | TO return
to Mexico where she IS attending
the University Of Mexico as a Doro-
thea Buck fellowship scholar. She
expects to receive her masters de-
gree in June.
Miss Frances Evans, of Peters
burg. and Miss Mary Jefferson. of
Lynchburg, have been at their
homes here for the holidays
Mrs. Milton Reid entertained the
Brownies at party at her home
last Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Morris were hosts at party for
the Webelocs and their parents re-
Gently.
Members Of the Amelia county
Golf and Country club held THEN
annual Christmas dance at the club
house last Saturday night.
/ Mr.. and Mrs, Leonard T. San
born, OF Labrador, and son, Donald
who is a student in a Massachu-
Sets school. were overnight guests
last Thursday Of Mr. and Mrs. G
\ Garland HntcheSon on their way tc
Nassau, Bahama Islands
Miss Winona Cary, who is teach
ing in Milford, Del, is spending
the holidays with her sister. Mrs
Joseph McConnaughey.
( Mr., and Mrs. John l.. Smith anc
family we're the guests Of their par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. D. Bunyor
Smith and the Andersons at Natha
lle Oh Christmas Day.
Il NH and Mrs. r. ELLIS william.
and children spent tho week, enc
with her mother Mrs r. L. Tullolln
At her home at Sutherlin, Halifas
county.
Youl Amelia correspondent woult
like to take this opportunity to ex
press her thanks and appreciation
10 All who haye contributed ID thi.
column III the past. with the hope
that they wan continue 10 do 80 ane
that more contributors will N
added. ALSO, To wish each one The
happlest Of New Years.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-31
Mrs. Ida Gordon Inge
Rites At Pamplin

A graveside funeral service for
Mrs Ida Mae Gordon Inge. 80. Of
Pampin, who died Friday, Dec. ~,
at southside Community Hospital.
was held at 2 pm, Sunday III Com
munity Cemetery at Pamplin.
She was the widow of TAYLOR r
1nge. She was a native of Bedford
county and member OF Elon Bap-
list Church at Pamplin.
Surviving are three sons. j M.
lnge and J r Inge, Of Pamplin.
and I F Inge, Of wilson: two
daughters, Mrs. w w. Williams
and Miss Wiley Inge. Of Panplin.
one brother Walter r. Gordon. Of
Ada W Va, two sisters. MIS-.
Charles Overstreet. Of Forest. and
Mrs. Reed Phillips, Of Lynchburg:
five grandchildren, and four great
grandchildren.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-31

Lynchburg and Bruce Nelson from
Camp LeJeuene, N, c.
Those persons going away for
Christmas were the A. M Dodson
family. who spent Christmas day
with the ] N, Russell family In
Richmond, the n. G. Beasleys, who
spent Christmas III Lynchburg with
their daughter and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. B. Allen, and /. w. Vaughn,
who spent the holiday III Richmond
with his son and daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bland and
children. Of Hampton. visited her
father. J. w Vaughn, last week end
| Mrs Mae TenSer. Mrs Marie
Flemming and Suzanne and Miss
GLADYS Cave, Of Richmond, visited
their sister. Mrs. + G. Felts. anc
family Wednesday
Miss Helen Warmer showed
slides taken while she was in Mexico
City on Monday night at Moore:
Chrtlch. They were enjoyed by al
present.
Mrs. P. w. Barnard is still re
cuperating in Grace spit a J
Several in the community have
visited her and the whole com
munity wishes her a speedy re
covery
The p W Barnard family en-
ioyed Christmas dinner with thei
son and family. Mr. and Mrs. Pau
Barnard. Jr. Of Richmond.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-31
Allie A. Bates
Dies At Rice, 46

Funeral services for Allie Alfred
Bates, 46. Of Rice. who died We'd
nesday, Dec. Is, at his home. we're
held at $50 pm. Friday at Collins
Funeral Home at Farmville- Inter
ment was in Ash Camp Church
Cemetery at Keysville.
He was Prince Edward county
farmer.
Surviving are his wife. Mrs
Daisy Tatum Bates: two daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Sarah Frances Bolt, Of
Farmville. and Miss Christine Fay
Bates, of Rice. three brothers. Her
man and Buck Arthur Of Burke
vile, and holland Bates. Of Farm
VILE, sister, Mrs Flossie New
comb Of Richmond and two grand
children.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-31
Color'ed News
Amelia Private,
w. +. Jackson,
In Airborne Unit

Army PFC William E. Jackson,
son Of Mr. and Mrs, Ellis Jackson.
of Amelia, recently participated in
a tactical parachute Jump with the
18th Airborne vision near
Munich. Germany
Jackson Is an automatic rifle
man in Company Z Of the division +
503rd Infantry He entered The
Army in June, 1856, received basic
training at Fort Knox. Ky. and
arrived overseas last February
for an assignment at Fort Bragg
IN c. The l8-yearold soldier al
tended Russell Grove High School
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-31
Mrs. H. P. Phillips
Rites At Prospect

Funeral services for Mrs. Susie
Moore Phillips, "a, Of Pamplin, who
died Friday. Dec. 81. at Southside
Community Hospital. were held at
2 p. M. Sunday at Olive Branch
Methodist Church at Prospect. In
terment was in the church cemetery
She was born in Charlotte county
the daughter OF the late Samuel AL
len Moore and Mary Susan Elan
Moore. The family came to Prince
Edward in her early childhood. She
was lifelong member Of Olive
Branch Church and taught in the
Sunday School for many years
Surviving are her husband, H. B
Phillips, Of Pamplin; three daugh
tiers, Mrs. Hazel Flemion, of Hyatts
vile, Md, Mrs. Frank Trenka, o
Southbury, Conn, and MIS-. JOSEPH
Mays, Of Charlottesville. and son
Donald Phillips, Of Pamplin.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-31

Cullen Route News
Hunters Trip To A.P. Hill Reservation
Puts VenisOn On Local Holiday Tables

The c hrls m a S program OF
Moore's Methodist church was
given on December % at 800 pm.
It consisted of recitations and a
song by the children, cantata
THE Christmas Story and play
Longing For Christmas, given BY
the young people. The program was
happily cllmaxed with jolly visit
from old st. Nick himself and the
passing out Of candy, oranges and
gifts.
Among those persons home Tor
the Christmas holidays were Phillip
Barnard from VPI Blanton Felts
from Richmond, Idell Royal from
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-31

Funeral services for Phillip South
all Wood, II, who died Saturday
Dec. %. at his home at Amelia
We're held at 1880 a m. Monday
at Christ Episcopal Church. Amelia
Internaent was in Hollywood Gene
terry al Richmond.
He is survived BY his wife. Mrs.
Kathleen Wilkinson Wood; a son.
Phillip Southall Wood. III, Of Rich
mond, a daughter, Mrs Elsie Wood
Delt. Of Richmond, and two sisters.
Mrs. Stephen O. Southall. Of Amelia
and Miss Lucy H. Wood, Of Rich
mond
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-31
Hugh Oslin's Rites
Held December 26

A funeral service for Hugh osln,
%, of New Canton, who died Mon
day, Dec. %, at Richmond hos
pital, was held at 2 pm, Thursday
at Ransom and Smith Funeral
Home at Brenio Bluff Interment
was in Trinity Presbyterian Church
cemetery
He is survived by his wife. Mrs
Josephine Oslin. two sisters, Mrs.
Clara Eppley Of Richmond and
Mrs. Gertrude Horner, Of Norfolk,
and two brothers, Graham Oslin
Of Richmond. and Walker x oslin
Of Albemarle county
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-31
f. S. Fitzgerald,
Of kcysville, Dies

Funeral services for Elisha Snead
Fitzgerald Of Keysville. who died
Saturday, Dec %. at a Blackstone
nursing home. were held at 2.3O
pm, Monday in Ash Camp Me
mortal Cemetery. in Charlotte
county.
Surviving are his wife. Mrs. Eliza
beth Hodges Fitzgerald; a sister.
Mrs. Hammer Hannah. Of Rocky
Mount. N. e. and brother, Ed
ward B Fitzgerald, of Washington.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-31
WINTER WHEAT

Reports reaching the Agricul-
ture Department and Weather
Bureau state that in many parts
of the mid West and Southwest
prospects fol fall-sown winter
wheat. rye ard oats = which will
be harvested next spring = are
the bests IN years. This is parti-
cularly true of Texas and parts Of
4 Oklahoma.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-31

Total employment in the State
OF Virginia during 1910 was COS, 358
based on the U. S. Census Of that
year. Ten years later. the figure
passed one million--l. $50. l64-- ac-
cording to the Virginia Chamber
Of Commerce.
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Kcysville. boy. Dec. ~.
7 COlOred Patients

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Chase City: Eva Trent, Cuinber-
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