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Evening star., 1960-06-12
Castro Victim
Hits 'Gungsters'

MIAMI, Fla, June II (AP).
-Amadeo Barletta, whose $40
million newspaper, television
and business empire was
stripped from him by Cuba S
revolutionary government, said
today Fidel Castro and his fol-
lowers "are a bunch Of gang
sters."
They took everything" Mr..
Barletta said on arrival by
plane here after three months
under the protection of the
Italian Embassy in Havana.
"They let us bring only our
clothing.
They robbed my house, even
taking my wine cellar"
Mr.. Barletta was accom-
panied on the fight to Miami
by his son, Amadeo. jr. They
were met by his wife. Mrs.
Nelly Barletta, daughter, Me-
lita. and q small group of
friends.
Evening star., 1960-06-12

a Nations control over the
space above it.
Russia already has made
amply evident her opposition
to high altitude reconnaissance
by aircraft like the U-2. She
has announced the intention to
shoot them down, as she
claimed was done in the case
of the U-2 last May 1. But ap-
plication of that policy to un-
manned satellites, orbiting from
10 to 200 miles high. would
require entirely new counter
measures.
Russians Assumed Busy
The United States has been
looking into the possibility of
Iperfecting such a system, and
Pentagon officials presume the
Russians are doing the same.
BY last year the Air Force
had progressed to the point of
making some preliminary eX-
periments.
Along with testing out the
feasibility of launching ballistic
missiles from airplanes, the Air
Research and Development
Command included in the Bold
Orion" project plans to put a
missile into the vicinity of the
United States satellite Discov-
ere V. during the vehicles pas
sage over the area of Elgin Air
Force Base, Fla. No effort act
ually to hit the satellite was
made, but only to send it close
enough to give an indication
of the feasibility of satellite
interception.
The Air Force has disclosed
no details on the results of the
counter-satellite phase of the
Bold Orion" project.
Evening star., 1960-06-12
Crocodile Dies in Mire
Of French OfficioIdom

PARIS, June II (AP).-
French off1cialdom calmly
talked an uncomplaining young
crocodile to death this week.
The crocodile was playing
quietly in a shallow river in
suburban Saint Denis when it
was spotted by boys engaged
in a water fight. Obviously the
crocodile didn't belong there.
One of the boys-a native of
tropical Mauritius Island
fearlessly lifted it out of the
water and Graded it in his arms
during a trip to the police sta
ton. There it was dutifully
noted as a lost object.
Length, Color Recorded
The particulars were care
fully set down. 1t was just
about a yard long. And it must
be about 2 years old. Color,
gray green. Sex not specified.
Evening star., 1960-06-12
Sigma Nu Alumni
Plan Dinner Session

The Northern Virginia alum
nj chapter Of Sigma NJ Fra
ternity, which was organized
recently. will hold its first din
ner meeting at Z pm. Tuesday
at the Penn Daw Restaurant.
Richard K. Thompson of
Alexandria. an alumnus of
Butler University. is head of
the new chapter. William Seal
OF Alexandria, an Auburn
alumnus. is secretary.
Evening star., 1960-06-12
U. S. Major Freed
Of MunsIuuqhter

TEHRAN, Iran, June IL
(AP). - Trans high criminal
court today freed United States
Air Force Maj. Donald Bourke
of a charge of manSlaughter.
Maj. Bourke was charged
January 80. 1859, when his car
hit a pedestrian.
The first court trial found
Maj. Bourke guilty and SEN
fenced him to six months i'm
prisonment.
After an appeal, the supreme
court ordered a retrial.
Evening star., 1960-06-12

or other electronlc systems in
any part of the globe.
The Senate Appropriations
Committee yesterday recon-
mended an $84 million increase
in funds to rush development
Of the system, now scheduled
for readiness in about three
years.
The plan is to put a series
of Samos vehicles into polar
orbit to maintain constant sur
veillance of Communist terri
tory. The first experimental
launching is scheduled late this
year from Point Arguello, Calf. =,
with hope that the system can
be in operation by 1868 or 1864.
Only Means Left
Senator Stennis Democrat of
Mississippi. commented after
Fridays committee action that
President Eisenhower's cancel
lation Of U-2 reconnaissance
flights over Russia leaves the
SamoS as "the only forseeable
means by which we can obtain
accurate and timely informa-
ton about Soviet military in
Stallations."
The Air Force has said the
SamoS satellite is being de-
veloped ito provide informa-
ton on the actions of potential
enemies"
Up to now, neither the Com
munists nor Western world
nations have challenged the
passage of satellites in orbit
above their territories - but
thus far the vehicles launched
by the United States and Rus
sia have been for research. The
advent of true reconnaissance
satellites will raise the issue Of
Evening star., 1960-06-12

The crocodile lazed about
the police station for most of
a day. Mostly, it slept - and
caused no trouble. Some Of the
police thought it was paralyzed
by fear. Once. during a yawn,
the crocodile bit a policeman's
stiff billed cap which was on
a corner Of a table.
Finally, the police bundled
the crocodile of to the Vim
cennes Zoo.
What do you want me to
do with it?" the assistant
director asked. "Crocodiles
should go to the Museum of
Overseas France. I'll have to
talk to the director of aquar-
iums."
Sleuths Got Going
Meantime, the police investi-
CATION got going. The Sleuths
learned that the crocodile had
been brought to Paris from the
Congo, where it had been To-
Gated by a Berlin acrobatic
team that had a months en-
gagement with a circus.
The crocodile had been liv-
ing in a car in a camping
ground. Tired of the confined
space, it sneaked away and
found the river.
Getting this information was
no more difficult for the police
than getting word from the
aquarium that the crocodile
would be welcome here. Before
it could be moved, however, it
died.
Now the body has been taken
to the Museum of Natural His
tory.
Evening star., 1960-06-12
Pro-Custro Pickets
Ask Peace for Cubu

NEW YORK, June IL (AP)
Two hundred pro-Castro
picketS marched here today in
what they said was a demon
stration of Cuba'S desire for
peace with the United States.
The picketS paraded in front
of the Cuban consulate carry
ing placards.
A spokesman for the group
said the demonstration was to
SHOW the American people
that Cuba wants peace with
the United States on a basis of
equality"
Evening star., 1960-06-12
u. S. Hostens Satellite
For Red Surveillance
By the Associated Press

New urgency being thrown behind United States efforts
to develop the Samos satellite and defense officials said
yesterday they presume the Russians speeding work
countermeaSures.
The Samos is to be reconnaissancet satellite capable
Of photographng objects the detecting radar
Evening star., 1960-04-01
CHINA AND SILVER

MELAAc DINNERWARE 4s-Pc. SET in two
lovely potterns. Get 6 eoch: dinners, cups,
soucers. breed and buffers, soups; eoch; veg
etobIe dish, plotter, covered suoor and ereomer,
1898
Matching 65-Pc. Set for Y -- 1888
IMPORTED s5-Pc. DIhNERWARE SET to
serve z persons. Luxurious amount Of pieces
II 6-pe. settings plus vegetable dish, , 5"
pIotter, Il" pIotter, eroVy, creoner, casserole,
covered suoor, coffepot ~. 1899
WM. A. ROGERS 42-Pc. SILVERPLATE SET
in "Jennifer" pattern. Includes eoeh knives,
forks, soups, soIods, teaspoons; ! butter knife
and ! sugar spoon 1888
ONEIDA PAUL REVERE BOWLS, orocefu sim
pie DESIGN. Fine gifts A., 3.ss"; g., s.s5";
g., 7.77"; 10" -- 9.99"
"AII prices plus FederoI tox
BRASS PLATE TEA CART, GLASS TRAYS. Reg.
1898 Iocquered bross cort with plate gloss top
and bottom troy. q" long, l9" wide, u"
high. On eosters
Evening star., 1960-04-01
SLIPcoVERS, DRAPERIES,
PILLOWS

BELGIUM LINEN STUDIO COVERS. imported
quality, comparable voue .48. SALE PRICE,
7.o9
BELGIUM LINEN HOLLYWOOD COVERS. COM
porobe values 398. SALE s.ss
No-IRoN pAcRoN Extra WIDE RUFFLED
CURTAINS. Reg. 4.99-5.39, 54" and g.,
extra wide --.-- -. 1890 3.Ss
Regular 500 to 5.99 Curtons in 72", 81"
and 90" long, white .--- 4.99
No-IRoh DAcRoN TAILORED CURTAINS.
Reg. 2.79 for 54" long. SALE 1873
Regular 3.49 to 399 curtoins in 63". r.,
81" and 90" long 2.99
500 PRINTED DRAW DI.APEs, s." 4.se
500 PRINTED DRAW DRAPES, 90" 500
CORDUROY FOAM RUBBER TOSS PILLOWS.
Upper covered. SALE for S.s9
RUGGED PLASTIC HASSockS 5.99
CHAIR THROW COVERS, 6ox7z" 2.ss
REG. IS ANTIQUE SATIN DRAPERIEs in white,
bsque Nutmeg gold, rose or green. 63" or
90" long, Antique royon soti0, seIt-bookeo.
poir 3.s9
e.ss No-IRoN EIBEReLAs pRAPERIEs. reody
to hang, wosh and hang dry costly. Fiberglos
gloss fiber poir S.SS
REG. SlI LUXURY LINED DRAPERIES by
tomous Burlington. Rich woven design, tull
90" long. Choice Of eoIoEs- 1873
Evening star., 1960-04-01
BEDROOM SAVINGS

TWIN INNERsPRIN6 HOLLYWOOD OUTFIT.
PrebuIt border sleep set Of mottress and box
spring on 6 legs. Firm for comfort. EXTRA!
$40
Eclipse Firm Hollywood Set $50
ROWE 2-Pc. SLEEP CONVERTIBLE SUITE.
Snort foam rubber cushioned SOTO turns into q
fuIl-size bed with enclosed innersprne mot
tress. Big lounge chair matches in heoVy tweed
tobric. Block, beige or turquoise ----- S26S
PLASTIC coNVERTIBLES. Famous Eclipse
mode for style and comfort. NyIon upholstery
Modern orm foom cushions. nnersprno mot
tress inside sleeps two very comfortably, 1895
CHARLTON 5-Pc. MAPLE SoEABED SUITE.
Sturdy mopIe constructed. lnnersprino sofobed
sleeps two on 34-size bed Suite oso includes
big chhir and solid maple occasional tobIes,
I2s.s5
Rocker shown priced extro ro---- $34
FOAM RUBBER SLIM LINE SLEEP SETTLES.
Three style choices for your decor Eory Amer
icon print Chinese modern on block n bross
frame. cane arm with walnut finish frome.
Eoch sleeps one -------------- 1898
FRENCH PROVINCIAL ANTIQUE WHITE
BACHELORS CHEST WITH GILT ACCENT.
True Provincial front . bow shaped Groce-
ful curved leg treatment Extro wide 81" ond
80" high. Lovely in poirs for Mr.. ond Mrs.
Bedroom Eoch with deep drowers. Antique
white with gilt 59.95
ELEGANT IMPORTED TABLE LAMPS from
France, toIy and Germony ExquisteIy styled
lamps; Bovorion triplex, frosted gloss, Itoon
ooboster French gloss and Venetion gloss. All
on bross finished boses and with original de-
siener shodes. Your choice .----- 1899
FAMOUS ARMSTRONG FOAM RUBBER SET
in medium firm, twin-size complete set $50
FIRM outfit in twin or double size -- 1873
EXTRA FIRM outfit in twin size only $50
FRENCH PROVINCIAL S-Pc. DINING ROOM
in graceful style, fine cherry veneers. Choose
china or buffet with table, side and ! arm
chors ---- t------- 1895
Matching Ape. Bedroom Suite $780, 1885
DANISH-STYLE TRIPLE DRESSER BEDROOM
IN SNORT wolnut woods new li9htwoInut finish.
Ape suite includes triple dresser with mirror,
chest-on-chest, bed ------- 1895
Matching 8-Pt. Dining Room Suite $3.50
TRIPLE DRESSER, BOOKCASE BEDROOM. Ex-
citing volue for young modern Wonut veneers.
Full Ape. suite of triple dresser, mirror, chest
and Storage bookcase heodboord bed 1895
Mite Toble $3.50
Evening star., 1960-04-01
LIVING ROOM FURNITURE

LIVING ROOM FURNITURE
DEcoRAToR-LooK FOAM RUBBER SOFAS oil
in fine fobrcs EorIy American wine French
Provincial, traditional Horn arm or luxury
tufted back 1885
ELEGANT CHAIRS, FOAM RUBBER cUsH-
IokED. Quality styling and foshion look in
these Anniversary buys. EorIy American wing,
French Provincial lounge, traditional wing or
cop arm . . even handsome BorcoIounger re-
elmer to choose from 1895
POLE LAMPS IN FIVE FASHION STYLES in
bross, pewter, Forentne bronze finishes. Un-
usuoI shope bullets, some bullet and Ionern
combined ----------------- 1888
DANIsH-sTYLE FOAM LOUNGE CHAIR. Ex-
tro low prize for this popular style chair with
reversible foam scot and back cushions. Wal
nut finish frome Tweed fobric in turquoise,
tonqerine, brown 1895
ROWE NYLoN-EoAM APART SECTIONAL.
Curvina 4-port sectional solves oil your seating
problems. allows you linitIess decorator or
ronqements Nyon upholstered. foom cush-
ioned Wide arm STYLED d----299.95
LoosE-PILLoW FOAM LOUNGE CHAIR. Bic
comfortable chair with cushiony Ioose-pilIow
bock and reversible scot cushions. both Of
foam rubber. Upholstered in modern tweed in
turquoise and cocoa 1925
CONTEMPORARY STYLE WALL PULLEY. I'M
ported gross cloth over washable Vinyl shade
Plastic diffuser Roises and lowers. Extension
arm -----S.SS
EARLY AMERICAN CAPTAINS CHAIRS.
Soem ropIe finish ------.--- z for SIS
MERSMAN FoRMIcA TOP WALNUT TABLES.
Solid walnut tables with formieo tops thot pro-
tect without morrng the beoutY Of lovely solid
wood Step, commode. lamp, cocktail styles.
Donish styling Eoch S3s
OCCASIONAL FURNITURE-ALL 4 STORES
Evening star., 1960-04-01
INFANTS FURNITURE, TOYS

DOUBLE DROP SIDE EDISON CRIB in non
toxic finish, odiustobIe Aspiring positions.
White, wox birch, mopIe finishes 1879
"a" AND Is" BOYS AND GIRLS BIKES with
cooster brake, rear luggage corrers, odiust-
able hondIebors -.-' 1899
s-PLAY GYM WITH SLIDE, 3 SWINGS. Extro
specioI value, galvanized steel. sturdy 2h"
heodroil and legs 1859
Evening star., 1960-04-01
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2a2.t:A 81

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81 SO
Evening star., 1960-04-01
MEMS SPoRTSWEAR,
FURNISHINGS, LUGGAGE

~ 1893
Mems 5s9S DeerOn PoIyester. 4596 Wool Sum
meF SIoeks ks-------
Mems Wosh-Weor Sloeks, compare to 1885,
1895 -- .---7.99
Mems Luxury "T.D.c." White Shirts 500
Mems Boxer Shorts ond Connbed Cotton T
Shirts 7se, for Z.35
Mems Hose-stretch nyIons or sizes cottons,
Femous Meke JeweIry Sets-lnks or tie clip
l.4s plus tex
Mems Pime Cotton Roineoats, noturoI color,
Lodies "ArfIite" Lusssss, blue or grey vinyl,
8 sizes 2ooo off
Mems Fur Felt Hats, new shapes and styles,
best coIors ...------..------ 6.66
Mems Top Meke Leather Wallets, discontinued
styles -- 49, ---. 2.o9 plus tox
All Silk Neekweor, wovens, repps orond spring
selection - ---3 3 for $5, l.6S ea.
Mems Top Make Paiomos. some summer knee
length in group -.-.- -. ---S Ivy
MEMS CLOTHING. FURNISHINGS 4 STORES
Evening star., 1960-04-01
RUGS 6 BRoADLooM

sxIz Ioo9o NyIon Fses Rugs with ottoched
foam rubber bock ----------4s 1895
sxl2 Cotton Fees Plush Rugs, some slight sec
onds in group ---------.-- 49, $50
Fomous Mill Embossed AII-WooI Fees Brood
loom, 500 SO. yd.---- 9xl2 rug, 1888
1929 Wool, 800 Nyon Feee BroodIoom, s.9o
50. yd., 2xo rug 1888
9xlz or ,sxIo Imported HoIlend SiseI Rugs,
beige, brown, grey -..----. 1875
IL" Seosross Summer Squares, 25e eoch
6xo rug, 1880; exl2, SIT
sroedIoom seotter Rugs: 2x3, ; for IS, 3x5, IS
2x4, z for IS; 4x6, $40
RUGS Ak5 cARPETS-ALL 4 STORES
Evening star., 1960-04-01
BEDDING ACCESSORIES


1898 IMPORTED eoosEoowN PILLOWS.
Guaranteed for O full five years for SIS
FLOWER PRINT coVERLETs. WoshobIe
Twin size - " 6.99
Full size -------. ---- 799
IRREGUIARs OF zsxso" MARTEx TOWELS.
Z for So
WoshcIoths $685.. - 4ee
DAMAsK DINNER CLOTH Of cotton and royon
64x84" obIono. 64x84" ovoI or 10" round
Eoch .--- .. 2.99
$50 HEMsTIrcHED IRISH LINEN TABLE
CLOTHS. 52x52". Choice Of coIors 3.4s
IRREGULARS OF CANNON TOWELS. 24x46".
Solids novelties. Specially priced. eoch Sse
GIANT z4xso" RUG RUNNERS. WoshobIe
cotton .. 3.99
Lid Covers 500 -.. See
3. :. GOODRICH VENTIFoAM ToPPERs.
|" thick Twin size ... - s.ss
Full size 1913
SURETY BLEND BLANKET. 9ooo royon,, 1929
Orion Washable 1890" for twin or full, 5.9o
WHITE BLOSSOM MATTRESS PADS. Cotton
cover sontorized trox. shrink. 20.
Twin size ----.-. 4.49
Full size -------- 5.49
HAND WASHABLE pAcRoN PILLOWS. Reg
6oS Mode TO OuPonts rigid Specifications Of
Docron polyester fiber ---- for 1898
LINENS AND DoMEsTIcs-ALL 4 STORES
Evening star., 1960-04-01
SAVINGS ON MIRRORS

HAND-EkGRAvED NURRE MIRRORS. Reg.
1898 value, Pittsburgh pIote gloss. 24x42"
size with hond-enoroved stor design BeveIed
edges; l-yeor ouorontee e------------l9.99
Evening star., 1960-04-01
1888 each

Foster Hospital Special glamour
striped mottress thot's extro firm for
extra comfort and support.
Our Own Sleep Pleasure mode especially
for The Hecht Co. by fomous Eclipse.
Choose firm smooth top or the extra
firm tufted.
Seoy Quilted Top. . luxury choice,
pre-built borders to prevent soo, quilted
for new sleep comfort. Heavy woven
striped ticking. Box springs to notch
any Of the three, also 1888 each:
SLUMBER SHOPS-ALL 4 STORES
Evening star., 1960-04-01
' graceful styling, complete
suite of 8 pieces, sale priced
PROVINCIAL
DINING ROOM
299.95'

Fine cherry veneers richly
grained and eIowinely finished.
Our Anniversary price buys the
complete suite Of your choice
Of china or buffet, extension
table, 5 side and arm chairs.
Sove now.
FURNITURE-AH 4 Stores
Evening star., 1960-03-10
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

$500, WMAL (D-The Donna
Reed Show. Donna patiently
watches her husband get
worked up about his chill
dren's lack Of discipline and
organization. Donna Reed,
Carl Betz.
1890, WTOP (9)-The Revue.
Peggy Lee and Jack Carter
star.
11:OO, WTTG t5)-Starlight
Theater. "The Tatooed
Stranger" Detectives hunt
a mysterious killer in New
New. John Miles. (1950p.
11:l5, WTOP (S)-The Late
Show. Devil Ship" The
story Of the men who trans
Evening star., 1960-03-10
TODAYS GOOD
MUSIC DIAL
GOO, WAsH-FM ls7.1 Mol

800, WASH-FM C97.1 Mc.)-
In the Concert Hall. Schu-
bert's Symphony in E.
7:O5, WGMS AMIN (57O
Nc. and 1888 Mc.)-Sym-
phony Hall, with Howard
Mitchell. Works by Dec
cherini and Lalo.
soc. WASH-FM 1911 Mc.)-
Symphony Hall. Mozart's
Symphony No. 2 in D.
500, WMAL-FM (1O7.3 Mel
Concert Stage. Nocturnes,
by Dehussy.
$3.50, WGMs AMIN (s70 Kc.
and 1855 Mc.)-Orchestral
Capitals of the World.
Leningrad Philharmonic Or
chestra. Works by Tchai-
kovsky and Shostakovitch.
$500, WMAL-FM (1O7.3 Me-
Hi Fl Showcase. Trumpet
Voluntary in D, by Purcell.
1000. WMAL-FM (107.3 Me-
-Nocturne. Cello Concerto
In A Minor. Opus l29, by
Schumann.
11:O0, WASH-FM 1911 Mc.)-
Symphonic Highlights. Sa-
lome's Dance. by r. Strauss.
Evening star., 1960-03-10


The Real McCoys-"Talk of the Town" very pleasant
show Not too many laughs, but nice storyine and a
few chuckes make 1t worth look Little Luke enters
essay contest and decides to write about Grandpas
unique method of overcoming his neracy by using pic
lures on his egg delivery list Grandpa becomes the
town joke but he manages to have the last laugh Good
to Grandpa ovabe than stubborn for change.
$3.50 pm, WMAI-7
Zane Grey-"A Small Town That Died." Dick Powell plays
an ex-con who tries to clear his buddys name in a
murder and he's backed up by number of fine char
acter actors. Henry Hull plays an old drunk Beverly
Garland takes the part of fiery girl and Denver Pyle
plays the sheriff This does pretty well by the
tale. pm, WTOP-9.
Pat BOOneJanet Blair and Pat New Orleans their
setting tonight, and have grand time catching to
Its spirit Right from their High Society" duet at the
start there's air of briskneSs around, and Janets
wish Could Shimmy Like My Sister Kate" and Pat and
Janets bow to w C. Handys Careless Love" are high
spots. pm, WMAL-7.
evening and any fan Of folk songs and ballads should
tune in for half hour with Odetta "Sng Hymn With
Me-" Brighten the Corner Where You Are" Bring
ing in the Sheaves" Of the songs you'll hear
(Color) $50 pm, WRC-
The UntOuchables White savers" Fair episode with
exciting duel at the end In this one Ness breaks up
the Capone prostitution empire by sadist named
Mig Terrence mike Ken) Betty Field quite good as
retired" madam with the proverbial heart of gold
The whole entry becomes pretty tense toward the close
although the scenes involving the prostitutes are bit
stlted. There's massacre here that makes the famed
st. Valentines Day fasco look like turkey shoot it
seemed bit too brutal for this show which generally
handles brutality quite we'll $3.50 pm, WMAI-7.
Jack Paar Show-Jonathan Winters Virginia Graham and
Orson Bean take their places Jacks panel tonight,
and Betty Johnson for her usually pleasing
group Of solos. 1880 pm, WRCA
Evening star., 1960-03-10
TODAYS RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

1000, WWDC-AAA Forum
Washington I. Cleveland
conducts a forum on traffic
safety problems.
1915, WWDC-Fort Belvoir ir
Review. Don Kimberling
plays top tunes at Fort Bel
voir with a summary of &C
tivities at the base.
11:00, Steve Allison
Show. Originating from its
new location at the Black
Saddle Restaurant. Guest
is Representative Evins
Democrat Of Tennessee.
Evening star., 1960-03-10
TOMORROW

100, WTTG (5)-The Big
Movie. Milton @. Ford's in
termission guest will be Ken
Murray. currently appearing
at the Lotus Club.
Evening star., 1960-03-10
TV KEY PREVIEWS

Tonigbts top shoiDs preuiewed BY TV Keys sta6.
who attend rehearsals match screenings and analyze
scripts In New York. Hollywood and elsewhere. Their
opinions offered guide to vieuers.
Evening star., 1960-03-10
Other AM Stations

WINK 1900 ke.-2AhouI sperstIOh
Welk 13O ke. Daylight only.
WARl-1so Nc. Daylight snIy.
W0MR-1o5o ke.--Dsylight only.
WUSl li70 Nc. Daylight only.
MFAx- 121e Ne. Daylight only
MWDc- 1850 ke 24.houI operation, except
Sunday midnight to an Monday
REEL - 1910 &c. -2Ahour operation eHcspt
Monday midnight to Sam tuesday
W0ok- t3AO ke.-24h hour operation Monday
Saturday Sunday 6 an to mIdnlght
NEAM- 1880 Nc. -24.houT OpeTstIon, except
Sunday midnight to an Monday
WIDOW 1S4o ke.-Daylight 0hIy
WPeC- 1850 ke. Daylight saly
Ian. 10 I IN. Sunday 0 an. to mItHiSht,
WPRW 1850 ke.-Daylight SHly.
WeMs-s1o ke.-s an. to mIdnfSht, satuFday
Evening star., 1960-03-10
FIN Stutions

WRC.FM-s3.s Me.-S:3O an to I an.
WI0P.FM. -s6.3 Me.-2A hour operstion.
WASH FIN 81 I Me- an to i2'i5 an.
Monday Sunday
VOL I'm se.1 Nc. $50 an to midnight.
WFAk-FM i0o.3 Nc. y s.m to midnight.
WWDC.FM- 1ol I Me.-1s an tS2s.m
WeMS FM-- l03s Me.-ss.m to midHisht.
Saturday an to IN; Sunday 0 an.
to midnight
MARL .FM- 1851 Me.-Monaay through Satw
day 1850 an 10 midnight
MGIS.FM-si.s Nc. IS to 10 pm. Sunday
through fhursasy
WBvA-FM- Il aosa to II pm.
WMAL FIN 1918 Me.-e an to las an.
MUST FIN. 10s.3 Me- an to midnight.
WPGc I'm sS.5 Me- Pm to midnight.
WeAY-FM-ss.5 Me.-s an. to SPIN.
Evening star., 1960-03-10

port criminals TO the place
from which no man re-
turns. william Bishop.
(l040),
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-09-09
TapscOttS Return To Well Water
For Visit In The Bruce Rush Home

WELL WATER, Sept. - Mr..
and Mrs. Herman Tapscott and
sons, Kenny ard Keith, and
daughter, Rita, of Charleston.
S. c.. and Mrs. and Mrs Bern
ard Templeton, of Falls Church,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Rush
last week. On Thursday they
went with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Allan Tapscott. to their
home near here and stayed until
Sunday.
Saturday night, they had pic
Eic supper when all the family
except one son were present Mr.
and Mrs. Allan Tapscott now
make their home with the Tenn
pletcns at Falls Church, and
their many friends were glad to
see them back for a two weeks
visit here.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Earl Banton and
Mr.. and Mrs. B. W. canton spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Euntley, of Sandston.
Maurice Owens, of Richmond.
spent part Of last week with his
uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. H.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-09-09
THE FARMv1LE Cva) HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER o 1860

were received from huge
white hope Chest. MANY beauti
full and useful linens came out
Of that chest. The children at
"Oaklands' enjoyed the bride
to-he's colcrfully wrapped pack
ages all decorated with ''frills
anc furbelos'' and they made
themselves useful in helring
Betty Stuart discover the nice
contents. The dining room table
was agloW with soft candlellght,
and filled with delicious goodies
and refreshing fruit punch. It
WAS a lovely party, and happy
brideto-be.
Before Betty Stuart left her
jcb in WASHINGTON. her friends
in her office gave her a lingerie
shower. They said farewell until
the next time they sow her when
she would be Mrs. William
Young. Mr. Young is retired
naval officer returned to civilian
life.