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TideWater
Southern MARYLAND

/. Chesapeake Bayfront: new sea
wall, beautifully furnished, many
custom features, antiques, s rms,
ga baths, dishwaSher, freezer,
automatic washer, etc. big rec
reation rm., owner will finance
2. Unique and beautiful 6S-acrt
estate on deep creek overlooking
Patuxent River. handsome brick
manor home with double graceful
radiant heated tile floor, brick
studio. farmhouse, so #. swim
ming pool, docks, stable. l2-mile
waterfront, large monthly in
come.
3. Dares Beach: on bayfront, at
tractiVe neat home of . bedrms..
BATH, living rm., kitchen, large
screened porch on two sides, base
ment, furnished, includes alumni
mum boat, reduced to $500.
4 Patuxent River; | "a miles water
front, sandy beach. pier on deep
acres. modernized quaint home on
point. panoramic view for miles,
exclusive neighborhood.
8. st. Leonard's Greek: IA acres,
2-bedrm. home, guest house, boat
house with dormitory, stable, a
choice location.
@. 100 acres, many beautiful points
on creek main home brick and
clapboard, artistically done, 4
brick floor. fireplace, picture
window, paneled kitchen, dish
washer. stainless steel surface
unit, hood and built-in oven; 3
other restored, furnished homes
more than pay for property.
z. Retirement home, top condi-
tion, overlooking harbor and
Chesapeake Bay, income -possibtl-
itieS, So financing with small
down payment to responsible
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MT. AIRY, ND,
ORCHARD-W. VA.
PA.-200 ACRES
MARYLAND Orchards

DAIRY-Mod. brk. house. lge. dairy
barn: on highway, l mile plenty
Of water. Close town. Practically
level Price S27,500 terms.
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Calvert Realty

Prince Frederick, Md. Phone los
II no answer, call "a or 354.
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TERMS: FINANCING AVAILABLE:
- down, up to yrs. to pay, for
contractors on major items mo
pre-uualiflcation necessary. Or
Complete payment sale day.
WRITE, WIRE. CALL auctioneerS
for full list. Inspect any time.
Each piece positively sells to high-
est bidder without limit or mini
mumil
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MONEY TO LOAN

HOUsEHOLD FINANCE CORPORA.
TI0N. S641 Colesville rd.. Juniuer
$4,000
MORTGAGE LOANS, S2.50O tc
S15O.000 Lower your payments
Group your debts. Refinance your
property Quick, honest service
Residential. farm. commercial.
construction Financing. ref1nanc-
ing Onlv in State Of Maryland
Call or write Mr. ROBERTS els
z. Lexington street, Baltimore 2
Md, or Saratoga T-4047 day,
nirht SundayS holidays
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MONEY WANTED

NEED SIb,OOO-5 yrs. or less7 Will
pay So inventory collateral secur-
ity on expanding business. Write
Box 3Sq-U, Star
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FOR sALE-lO, 81 and up to 81
acres, in Marshall Hall: 800 feet
facing Marshall Hall Park high.
way: over 1000 feet facing the
house, modern; one l4-room
house, half finished. Ideal loca.
tion Ior slot machines, barbecue
and trailer park: S4,pg5 pei
FRONT acre; rear. half that
much. M. NJ. MUGUERDITCHIAN
Route /, Box 1872 Bryan's Road
=. o. Marshall Hall, Maryland
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TRAILERS
tcoNIINUED)

lot 3Ii. wooDLEY Hills TRAIL.
ER COURT. Alex. SO. 5-5526.
GREAT LAKES TRAVEL TRAILER
1888, 1s-ft.. sleeps g: elec. brakes
elec. refgr.. gas stove, space
heater, water supply, peri. eond.
$3.50. He. 4-S66Q
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How Many

right-the KNOX 55'x10
has 4 PRIVATE BEDRMs.,
front master bedrm. plus III
baths, all designed with the family
in mind.
Mothers stylish kitchen with 30''
range, lieu. # refTieerator
loads of workspace, drawers anc
cupboards are divided from the liv.
ing room by an ideal snack bar
The skylight roof Of the spaeiouI
living rm. has q heaven-bound
eelestIal-style acoustical tile cell.
ing, accented by tan and teal
paneling and modernistie furni'
ture.
Dad will be pleased to fine
thermostatically controlled heat
with insulated metal heat ducts
glue bonded paneling, house-typt
plumbing. 4-circuit wiring, highesi
quality craftsmanship and .thI
most unique jalousie door view
ever seen. A home you can bl
proud of for only $500 per mo
after small down payment. Pay
ments include BANK financinl
and full insurance. Completed!
serviced and warranted by oul
AUTHORIZED SPARTAN REPAIF
DEPOT.
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WATERFRONT

80 acres, beautiful building sites
for several homes 2S6 acres with
large frame home, a good tobacco
farm. Could have lots Of home
sites overlookins water.
IL by "a #. cottage, with rs by
ITO It. plot on lock on water Of
Cobb Island. $500. Terms can
be arranged.
ONLEST REALTY RE. 6-5393
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SEAsH0RE PROPERTY
Stone HarbOr. N. J

Truly the "SeaSho1e at Its Best. "
Everything for your vacation plea
ally fine bathing beach, tennis,
bowling, golf, bicycling. Cottages
and apartments at modest rentals
Free Folder. Write, Borough Clerk.
NO. OCEAN CITY, MD, 45th St
Ideal motel site, 200 II. from
ocean: $4,000 50. II. at Si.1O. OF.
4-s3sl or Pc. 7-l234. Box 92-A,
Star
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IMMEDIAIE CASH
2na AMP 9T6 TRHsT RTssTnL9s L9sNs
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REAL ESTATE LOANS
A& LOAN SERVICE. immed. fund

A a A LOAN SERVICE, immed. funds
for any purpose or any amount.
DI. 7-4445. Ewes, MA. 2-1154.
CONSOLIDATE YOUR DEBTS BY
md trust. AMERICAN MORT
GAGE a. INVESTMENT CO, 3le
Southern BLDG, MA. S-333l; i'm
mediate service, 10 TO 4:30 pm.
IMMEDIATE CASH
2nd AND 3r6 TRUST LOANS
EX. 3-5744 WEEKDAYS
MONEY. end TRUsT-we will buy
2nd trust notes, D. c.. nearby Nd.
TIoNSL MoRToRoE AND III.
VESTMENT CORP. 1919 N. Y
ave. NV, Ma. s-5S3S.
PLENTY FINDS AVAILABLE. LIST
and 2nd trusts INTEREST ATE
MORTGAGE Co. INC. ia. 7-5s00,
end TRUsTS-Absolutely TOP spot
cash prices paid: Md. Va. D G
Call daily or nights. WI 6-6lS2
3ls
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IRAlLERS

ALMA. the quality mobile home
for 1860, priced within the reach
of all. Completely furn. 10 #.
wide, featuring l-2-3 bedrmS.
avail. All aluminium exterior,
genuine wood paneling interior.
Prices. S3.395 up. Only S295 dn.
Our volume business keeps the
price right and the quality high.
Bank financing avail. As you
know Alma has been q quality
mobile home for the past 3S
years Buy with confidence. Ab-
LIED TRAILER SALES AND
RENTALS, WA. 7-4354. $500
Ager I'd, W. Hyattsville. Nd.
CASH PAID
FOR CLEAN. USED TRAILERS
DEALERS. RO. S-1400
FOR SALE OR TRADE for older
travel trailer, 1857 45xs-ft. house
trailer, . bedrms, air cond., metal
awning, set up in park at Ger
mantown, Nd. GA. 4-64T1.
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CAP. HILL-Conv. all once bldgs,
SIS. Also outside space for small
car, S5 Ii. 4-4477. EX. 3-1575.
GARAGE ANDIOR STORAGE
SPACE avail for commercial use
VIII accommodate 90 autos.
block from Union Station. Immed
occup LU. l-6400.
NEAR 18th AND PA. AVE. Sc
Large group OF well-kept bricl
garages; excellent for storage pur
poses: will rent singly or in group
at S15 each. NO. 7-0680.
WANTED-Garake within IO-Ii
minis. drive Dupont cir, to store
tune race cars, co 5-762O, ewes
I2-CAR GARAGE for rent. Marl
boro Pike. RE. 5-S3I3.
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ILors, ACREAGE goa SALE LoTs, ACREAGE FoR SALE
RRAnI.EY BLVD

80 ~ 49, A-A@ - A@A@ v 80
200 BLK. lBETHESDA)-3 acre.
level land: $4,000; consider ofier
POTOMAC, MD:z5-aers estate
$4,000. 10. S-6334.
HILLCREST, D. c., Nv" St. nr
30th st. S.e.-75xl3O wooded lot
%" ST. Mr.. BRANCH AVE. Sc
-50x25O with all utils., $500
FORESTVILLE-First comml or
Marlboro pike; H. 900 50. f.; idea
for car wash Sl.75 50. #.
SUITLAND-25 level lots with al
utfls. at property; ready TO build;
S1,500 each to builder only.
N ST. OFF BRANCH AVE. Sc
T5-ft. front with all utils. $1,000
Also large corner. 2S,O00 50. It
Ideal for church site. 10. 2-2137
CONGRESS HEIGHTS = Brandy.
wine St mr.. Nichols ave; IL
lots with street and all improve
ments; 50x100; ready to build
$3.50 each.
JOSEPH FILIPPO
REALTY CO,
REALTORS LU. 4-77l1
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-
Waterfront Farm;
Colonial
Beautiful view Of river and wooded
shore: 40O-ft. frontage; good fish.
ing. boating and water skiing in
sheltered harbor; very productive
soil. The tomato crop was the talk
OF the community last VI: z u
acres. about 5ig under cultiva-
ton. large grape arbor: home sits
on high elevation, has Z rms and
bath. center hall. space heaters
Venetian blinds. kitchen has cleo
range, hot-water heater, dish
washer. large cabinets and double
window over kitchen sink, 36-ft
Screened-in porch. extra large
pump house for vegetable stor-
age; sacrifice-price $4,000. part
down. VIM. F Yost. STROUT
REALTY Box Isl, Rte No. /,
Callao, Va. Bargain Lists Mailed
Free.
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VACATION PLACES

SUMNER RENTAL, . bedrms. in
private home in quiet hills Of
New Hampshire. Call AID. 4-2314
between 8 and z weekdays.
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WATERFRONT PROP. RENT

CHESAPEAKE BAY COTTAGE
Pine-paneled cathedral Iv. Tm..
bedrms.. mod. kit: 45 mi. from
d. Z. Call Sat. and Sun. OF
after 8 ewes. OIL. 4-4267.
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AVIATION

BEECHCRAFT BONANZA, model O.
80. $50 hours, total A. and E.
blue and white with red accen
stripe. Immaculate condition in
side and out. Equipped with Narct
Mark v Marco VC-27 SimpleXel
with Vortran omni, Lear ADF-l2
aux. tank, rotating beacon, A.P C
super soundproofing. Mr. HAR
LOW, NE. S-291S or co. 5-S766
CESSNA FOB, 1852: Marco Omni
homer, low frequency, primar!
panel; 295 hrs. since major; nevel
cracked; ] owner, very clean
S4,500. HINSON AVIATION, Har.
Dor Field, Baltimore, Nd, Atwatel
4-490O.
Mooney Mark 20, S3,825, terms
excel. cond.. lust inspected, wei
equipped, 1855 m.p.h. cruise. Va
location. CIR. ,3-501s.
PA-I5 VAGABOND, 55 h.p., S1,15O
Call EN-. 5-026e
TAYLORCRAFT DCo-65. N5s054
2-place Tandem, S5 mp h. cruise
on 80 g.p.h.: based Wash.-Vs
airport. 3 shares at 1925 each
or Sl,250 for all. K1. s-3406
ewes.
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SUMNER CAMPS

BLUE RIDGE MTs. VA.-co-ed,
June-Aug.. S2C wk.. fishing,
horses, ponies, req folder, P. o.
Box b29, HarrisonbuTg, Va, refs
PO o-3OTQ
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MODERN HOME, on a point, water
on . sides, = acres; liv. rm., din
rm.. kitchen, den, 3 bedrms., bath,
utility room. oil duct heat, laun-
dry connections, screened porch
tool house: large trees. Will ac-
commodate large boats. Less than
100 miles from Wash. Si3. 900,
liberal financing. W. c. RICE
Broker. Warsaw, Va.
NEARLY 1 ACRE of wooded leyel
high riverfront, superb view Hol-
lowing Point River Estate: 1850,
financing avail. Weekdays. 30
IA. 9-l260; Sun. after 3, FL
PERFECT FOR RETIREMENT
Modern frame home. . bedrooms,
bath. den living room. kitchen,
dining nook, breeZeway, garage
One Of the prettiest locations in
this area. q 2-acre point, water j
sides. Beautiful views, dock. Sl3,-
2bO. Capt. II. c. Robson USN
lRet1, Broker. White Stone, Va. .
POTOMAC RIVER ESTATE, Nd
shore opposite Mt. Vernon. Agents
invited. OWNER, NE. S-14lS.
THREE WATER FRONT PROPER.
TIES. The owners have instructed
US to sell these at once and will
sacrifice. Write for details.
@. B. LORRAINE (BrokerD
Richmond Fed. Bldg, Richmond, Va
Virginia Properties
SeaShore to Mountains
Free Booklet-"Virginia
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

BODIES. VANS, STAKES, used,
3 ft.-l6 #. Bought, sold, installed.
AA TRUCK SALES AP. 7-0022
CHEy. '51 k,ton panel: heater,
good tires: S225 or best offer. Call
any time. OWNER, UN. 4-5OT7.
CHEVROLET 1857 2-ton 14-ft.
var with rear doors and tail gate.
S1,250, FRIEND RENT-A-cAR,
1921 L st. NV.
CHEVROLET 1853 'la-ton pickup:
excellent condition; best offer.
JE. 2-625O.
CHEVROLET 81 Is-ton panel:
newly painted: only S70O. FRIEND
RFNT-A-CAR, 1921 L st. NV.
CHEVROLET l12-ton: old model
but runs good; used every day:
good tires: Sl95. RE. 5-6124.
CHEVROLET 50 pickup truck. Just
like new; VS., heater, signal
lights AP 1894.
CHEVROLET '53 half-ton pickup;
T. and h.; ideal for construction
work. IA. 5-0S12.
CHEW. SO la-ton pickup: VS. motor,
heater: excellent condition and
guarantee.
TRIANGLE FORD
3010 R. I. Ave. NE. La. 9-l00&
CONTINUED on Next Psgel
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AUTOS, TRUCKS WANTED

,IP PRIVATE u At PA PARTY IT vita, WIZ eIeSR
MOTOR Co. 1000 Ga. ave. NV.
BEFoRE YOU SELL see Lefty and
5333 Wis ave. EN-. 3-4533.
Ian CARS WANTED-Top dol
sia ht Mas. ss LrSn e9s. PlscoSET4 9s:, 81 T4.4sSs
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$40 acres, 1000 apple trees. 1000
peach trees, good producer. Never
frost. Chart land, good timber, >
houses. trucks. l D4 bulldozer,
grader, sprayer. boxes and basket
Fully equip. $4,000 worth OF
last year. Priced S3s.50O, down
$4,000
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
TRUST NOTES WANTED
GARAGES

end TRUST NOTES wANTED-Tol
prices paid. Immed. service. Mr.
JEFFREYS MA S-0352.
Evening star., 1960-02-28

judgment. If trouble devel-
Ops-tell your boss.
T.
DEAR ABBY: / hope you
won't think I'm an ungrate-
full person, but my problem
is an overly generous hus-
band. In the II years of our
marriage, he has picked out
and surprised me with" ev-
cry stitch of clothing l own.
He likes to surprise me by
bringing home complete out
fits. He'll come home and
dump all the packages on the
bed. He is so proud of know
ing the size of my shoes,
gloves, hats, hose and dresses,
/ hate to hurt him. His taste
is good so l can't complain.
But l never have the fun of
shopping for myself. How
can I let him know l appre-
ciate his surprises but I'd like
TO go along and shop, too?
SURPRISED.
l am SURPRISED at YOU!
Most women would be happy
to have your problem. If you
want the fun" of shopping,
find out HIS size and shop
for him.
For AbbyS pamphlet, What
EUery Teen-Ager Wants to
KnolO." send 25c and a large.
Selt-GddreSSed. stamped en-
Uelope in care Of The EUe-
ming Star.
Distributed by
McNaught Syndicate, 1nc.)
Evening star., 1960-02-28
DR.. FIemminq
To Be Speaker

DR.. Arthur s. Flemming,
Secretary of Health. Educa-
ton and Welfare, will be the
speaker at the meeting of the
Alpha Chapter, Phi Delta
Gamma. to be held tomor-
row. DR.. Flemming's subject
will be education, when he
speaks in the Glover Hall, of
the Hurst Building, on the
uptown campus of American
University at 8 pm.
DR.. Hurst Anderson, presi-
dent of American University,
will give the greeting. Miss
Bertha Adkins will introduce
the speaker. Mrs. Mary Rod
riguez, president of the Alpha
Chapter, will preside.
Evening star., 1960-02-28
DEAR ABBY
He's Deaf to All Ears!
BY ABIGAIL VAN BUREN,

problem and licked II. First
hand experience will mean
more to him than your con-
slant harping. There is none
so deaf as he who will not
hear. =
DEAR ABBY: I am a sec
retary with a responsible po-
sition. My boss trusts me and
leaves me in charge of the
Office most of the time.
Lately his wife has been
phoning me and telling me
what to do and what not to
do My boss does not know
of this. Since he has complete
confidence in my ability to
run the Office. 1 feel that !
should not have to take Or
ders from her. Should ! tell
my boss or should I tell his
wife of?
COMPETENT.
Listen TO the boss wife
cOurteOusly when she calls
you. Then use your own
Evening star., 1960-02-28

DEAR ABBY: I have a
brother who insists that there
is nothing wrong with his
hearing. But everyone who
knows him knows that he is
very deaf.
Why doesn't he admit it
and do something about it?
1t is aggravating to have to
yell at him and repeat every
thing three and four times.
When I tell him I will pay
for the doctors examination
and for the hearing aid which
he surely needs. he argues
and insists that he can hear
as well as l can. What do you
do with a stubborn brother
like that?
TIRED OF YELLING.
Until your brother is will
ing to admit that his hearing
is defective you might as well
be talking to the wall. Ar
range for him to meet some
one who has had a similar
Evening star., 1960-02-28
Mr.. Jones to Speak

Mr.. Virgil Darlington Jones,
well-known author and his
torian, will address members
of the Belle Haven Women's
Club on Tuesday at 1870 pm.
at the Belle Haven Country
Club. His subject will be "A
Writer'S Experiences" Mr..
Mr.. Jones most recent book
is Eight Hours Before Rich
mond."
Evening star., 1960-02-28
Japanese Prints
To Be Shown

The District Federation of
Women's Clubs will display
an exhibit of japanese Mi
kumo woodblock prints at its
luncheon at the Willard Ho-
tel tomorrow.
The collection comes from
Kyoto. the cultural center Of
Japan. Mrs. Cherry Ishihara,
who was born in this country,
and her husband are respon-
sible for getting the exhibit
for the club.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-10-18

pOLlT1CS make strange bedfellows.
Politicians make strange statements.
We hear from Democrats that the Ma
tlonal platform means little, and that
Nlrglnians repudiated certain sections
at the National Convention, insinuating
that such sections do not apply. Some
politicians, we can readily understand,
pay little attention to platforms or to
public campaign promises for that mat
ter, but now when pressure groups have
grown so strong platforms will be forced
to be executed. One Of these fine days the
general public will become a pressure
group strong enough to force politicians
to remember campaign pledges.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-10-18
Cross Section Down South

PROFESSIONAL politicians down
South appear to be caught in
political squeeze. The majority of them
are supporting the Democratic National
ticket to maintain their regularity and
professional political standing. For the
most part they are unhappy with both
platforms and presidential candidates.
There is very little warm enthusiasm.
casual survey among the people,
especially in South Carolina reveals
that South Carolina may break an his
torical precedent and cast its electoral
votes for Nixon. They are quick to say
that their state is not Republican, and
they are not Republicans but as of to-
day they will vote for Nixon Large. The
majority Of voters are keeping quiet
and remain uncommitted What they
will do when the time comes in the
secrecy of the voting booth remains to
be seen.
North Carolinians report much the
same Impressions Chats with people
from Georgia and Louisiana indicate
that the rank and file voters are gen
orally non commital and not at all en-
thusiastic. but are thinking for them
selves, and there is a strong possibility
of Nixon-Large support.
Both parties are concerned about the
South, and we'll they should be.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-10-18

and TO legalize situS picketing
and secondary boycotts at con
stisuctlon sites.
The Rules Committee, during
the 1860 session, failed to clear
these proposals for consideration
by the House. All, for one reason
or another, failed of enactment.
Other legislation advocated by
'the New Dealers - the progress
Of which might be speeded if the
Rules Committee were rendered
less effective includes meas
ures to.
|. Increase the minimum wage
above 81 90 an hour and to broad
en- coverage of the Wage Hour
Act.
9 Expand the social security
system - and increase social Sc
curlty taxes - to provide adj
dltlonal medical care for the cid
erly.
3, Require advance notice to
federal agencies Of corporate
mergers.
4 EXnand the power of the jus
tlce Department to seize industry
records on suspicion of antitrust
law violation.
5. Destroy the good faith" de-
tense to price discrimination
charges.
6. Require advance notice to
federal a g en- i e S of price in
creases = and a defense of the
Increase at public hearing.
Y. Authorize multi-billion-dollar
spending programs for an innifl-
Jude Of projects designed to win
voter approval.
Other similar measures could
be mentioned, but these are suf-
ficient to emphasize the potential
danger to the nation that could
flow from a restriction of the
Rules Committees functions.
Since 1887, a coalition of south
ern Democrats and conservative
Republicans on the Rules Com
mittee has served to protect the
nation against enactment of
vast variety of harmful legisla
ton.
Conservatives in Congress-and
elseWhere-now are seeking to do
everything possible to assure that
this protection remains unim-
paired.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-10-18

missiles and other forms of ex-
plosives. When l visited Cape Ca
naveral in Florida and saw one
OF the missiles explode (all of us
were in an underground vault
watching via televisionD, saw a
million dollars evaporate in few
seconds. This is not true of many
military expenditures. The radar
system which encircles this coun-
try to give us advance notice of
enemy bombers. is a good in
VeStment ~ as are also our nu-
clear submarines. airplane fields,
highways, etc.
recently visited Washington.
ID. c., and was astonished to find
that our Federal Government is
building the largest and best air
field In the world. It is primarily
for Jet planes, and has runways
two to three miles in length. War
or no war. this is surely a good
investment. This airfield is about
20 miles from Washington and
the government is building a
straight new highway from the
airfield to the center of Wash
ington. But this is not all. Some
II miles south of the airfield is
planned a most elaborate cleo
tronic control center on 20 acres
of land.
This control center will look
like an ordinary two-story office
building in front, with walls of
glass and stainless steel. Behind
it will be a high building which
will look like a mammoth safe
deposit box with cement walls Is
inches thick. There will be emer-
gency living accommodations in
the basement for the workers. In
addition to the cost of the land
and the building, it is said that
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-10-18
Letters To Editor
Is Almond Right
On Kennedy?

Editor. Farmville Herald:
/ A few days ago, ! read in the
Richmond News Leader that AL
mond says Kennedy has a good
chance OF carrying Virginia.
! Evidently he doesn't give our
people credit for having as much
sense and intelligence as do.
l am convinced that the ma
Jority of our voters here in Vir-
GINA, are against Kennedy and
the platform on which he is run
ming. The Democratic Party that
we now have, is no longer the
old Democratic Party that we
and our fathers believed in and
supported in the past. He and his
SO called Democratic Party
which is dictated to by Walter
Reuther and other leaders, are
now in favor of the very things
that we. as Democrats, have al
ways opposed.
If we are true to our fathers
and true to what the old Demo-
cratic Party has stood for in
the past, we will repudiate Ken
needy and his crowd on election
day in November.
| give it as my opinion, that
Kennedy's chance Of carrying
Virginia, is slim. But maybe, AL
mOnd knows more about what is
going to happen in Virginia than
1 do.
l readily recall that this man
assured us that there would be
NO integration in any of our pub
lie schools during his admins
tration. He said he was so OPP
posed to Indignation that he would
continue to fight against it and
even go to Jail in trying to pre-
vent it. We now do have some
indignation in some of our pub
lie schools and we haven't seen
him make any worthwhile fight
against it. Instead of going to
jail, he is still free with his pre-
dictions and has the gall to ask
the good citizens of our proud
state to vote for Kennedy.
AS l am a Virginia Democrat
and believe in the things the old
Democratic Party has. in the
past, stood for here in Virginia,
l will cast my vote for Nixon
and Lodge because I am fully
convinced that these two men
and their party are best quail
fled to head our government.
Either Nixon or Kennedy will be
our next president and it is up
to us to vote for the better men
and party Do not stay at home
and Shirk your civic duty on cleo
ton day.
l.. D. Whitaker
Farmville