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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-05-26
&h&ne Ne.v,
Our Little Boys Are Not Professionals
Even Tho They Are Pretty Darn Good!
By BILL WALL

Baseball players just what the
they often through with that
looks like Mickey make anything different than
what it actually = Baseball
the Readers Digest excellent article
entitled Aren't Big condensed article
it does good job of telling
what children participating Boys
RaSah
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-05-26
Amelia SOftball
League Results

Rennie Memorial II, Piedmont
Baptist 81, Tabernacle
Pine Grove Mattoax 8, Episcopal
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-05-26
Lovingston Tops
ArvOnia 81

ARVONIA. May 25-Lovings-
ton used five unearned runs to
beat Arvonia here Sunday.
Perkins hit a home run in the
ninth inning for Arvonia in a
rally which fell short by one
run.
Byrant started for Arvonia and
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-05-26

enjoy it, and the parents will
enjoy it more and more if they
keep their enthusiasm channeled
in the right direction.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-05-26

Crewe 2, Amelia |
Amelia 7. Victoria 4
Cumberland s, Ran. Henry 2
Bluestone 9, Park View |
Ran. Henry 10, Farmville 3
Farmville II, Amelia 6
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-05-26

Jones finished the game.
Carl johnson went the dis
lance for LovingSton.
Arvonias next game will be
Sunday May % at Arvo a
against Greenwood, at 2::30 DIST
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-05-26
Results
Jaycees 6. Rotary 6
Moose 8, Lions 5
Southside Christian
Baseball League

The Southside Christian Base
ball League got under way Sun
day with games at Burkeville
and Green Bay.
Wards Chapel journeyed to
Green Bay and lost in close
tussle Il to 10. Hank Hendricks
socked three doubles for Wards
and went the. distance on the
mound in a losing effort. jim
my Chambers also collected a
triple for the losers. Donald
GOWN started on the mound for
Green Bay but was relieved be-
cause Of Wildness in the second
inning. Micky Barton pitched the
reminder of the game and was
the winning hurler.
Burkeville Baptist downed the
Burkeville Presbyterian team on
the Burkeville field by IL to 7
score. j. W. Vaughan went the
route in a winning effort for the
B Baptist. The Presbyterians
started with John Walrod who
was relieved in the first inning
by Billy Boswell. Swan Boswell
and Wayne Morgan finished for
the PreSbyterians.
Games on Sunday May % will
be played on the Wards Chapel
and Burkeville fields.
STANDINGS
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-05-26
Some Recent Baseball Scores

Victoria 4. Ernporia 0
Victoria 2, Kenbridge 1
Bluestone 5. Park View 3
Amelia 8, Kenbridge 5
Emporia Is, Blackstone 2
Brunswick IL, Kenbridge )
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-05-26

Have trouble with broken and
bent tent pegs? Use ll2inch by
ten inch building anchor bolts.
They're tough and cheap.
Evening star., 1961-05-14
Alexandra
Coffee Hours
Planned

The League of Women
Voters of Alexandra will hold
morning and evening coffee
hours Tuesday to introduce
new officers and directors.
Mrs. Charles M. Goodman
will be hostess to the group
at the 10 am. coffee hour,
while the home of Mrs. Il. M.
Otwen will be the location
Of the 8:15 pm. gathering.
The Goodman home re-
ceived the national prize of
the American Institute of
Architects. It features wide
expanses of glass in the liv-
ing room and kitchen. East
ern influence is reflected in
the Otwell home. Art objects
collected when the family
lived in India and Formosa
will be displayed.
Mrs. Ernest Stewart is in
charge of the coffee hours.
At each session league di-
rectors will describe study
programs scheduled for the
coming year.
Evening star., 1961-05-14
SATURDAY

Greta Stevens fashion
show, Irmgard Arthur's
models, with informal mod
cling at the stores in East
over and Penn Mar Shopping
Centers between 2 and 5
pm. Vincent & Vincent
hairstyles.
wildwood whirl into sum-
mer fashions is the theme
Of the showing at the Foun-
tain Of Wildwood Manor
Shopping Center, Georgetown
road, Bethesda. Local teens
and children will star as the
whole shopping center joins
in. Capri Casuals & Tots to
Teens will be featured. A
Katherine Mizell presenta-
ton.
Julius Garfinckel & Co.
fashion shows at 2:30 pm.
and 4:30 pm. at the bene-
fit bazaar sponsored by the
Salvation Army Auxiliary.
Australian Embassy gardens.
Mrs. Philip Lightfoot is in
charge of tickets for the
event whose theme will be
AN English Garden Party"
Evening star., 1961-05-14
FLIGHT WeIG hts ,,.h, 9,

FI'SHC W0I9IICS Upubers
in more than meH
O.
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FRIDAY

Theater costumes from
"Once Upon a Mattress" at
the National Theater will
star at the Shoreham Hotels
informal luncheon fashion
show in the Garden Restau-
rant. Frank r. Jelleff's will
show off-Stage fashions from
1890 to 2::30 pm. Guest
star will be Ann Mitchell
who plays the role of THE
Queen Mother" in the pro-
duction of the Hans Chris
tian Anderson fairy tale at
the National.
julius GarfinckeI & Co.
presents the fashions at the
benefit tea sponsored by the
Mary D. Neville Guild at
Middleburg, Va, in the Up
perville Community Center.
Public is invited to the $3.50
EST event.
Evening star., 1961-05-14
THURSDAY

Weekly luncheon fashion
show, Normandy Farms, /
pm, with Miss Harper fash
ions. 10 Finch and Marge
Dorsey will model. Carolyn
Gillespie will do the COM
mentary. Beauty. Inc. of
Wheaton hairstyles.
Evening star., 1961-05-14
It's q Date
TOMORROW

Jelleff's presents fashions
at luncheon informally mod
eled in the Presidential
Room of the Mayflower.
ALI This Week, Hildegarde
earns will be at Julius Gar
finckel & Co., introducing
Elizabeth Arden's new beauty
plan for summer.
TUESDAY
Greta Stevens fashion
show, models from Irmgard
Arthur's Modelling Studio,
the spotlight on beachwear.
At the 8 pm. banquet of
. the Friendship Circle at the
Oakcrest Country Club.
Vincent & Vincent hair
styles.
Phyllis Bodies Bethesda
Modelling Agency, luncheon
fashion show for the MSTS
Officers Wives featuring
summer fashions for day
and evening from the Rose
Williams Shop. CoiffureS by
Alexis of the Sheraton-Park
Hotel at 1890 pm. at Wal
ter Reed Hospital Officers
Club.
Julius Garfinckel g. Co.
fashion show and benefit tea
for the Episcopal Church
Home at the Bowie Mansion
Gardens on @ street. Mrs.
Irwin B. Foos in charge of
tickets. Time, $3.50 pm.
WEDNESDAY
Good Earth, informal
modelling of fashions from
Greta Stevens of Rockville,
from 1890 to 2 pm. with
Golden Wand Hair Styles.
Katherine Mizell presenta-
tion.
Angelo Of Silver Spring
fashions, modelled informally
under the direction of Ellen
Bateman, Sheraton ark
Hotels Colonial Room,
Town Room and Terrace
Grill from 1890 to 2 pm.
Models coiffureS by Vincent
& Vincent.
Evening star., 1961-07-19
Ford AssaiIs
UAWGoaIs

DETROIT, July ,19 (AP).-
Ford Motor Co. has taken the
offense along with General
Motors Corp. in attacking the
contract bargaining goals of
the United Auto Workers Union
as inflationary and dangerous
to the Nations economy.
Ford estimated it would cost
some $500 million over the next
two years to adopt just part
of the JAWS proposals.
The strongest company state
ment since bargaining began in
the auto industry three weeks
ago came last night from Ford's
vice president for labor rela-
tions, Malcolm L. Denise.
Mr.. Denise accused the union
of using a. Combination of dis
Evening star., 1961-07-19
ANA Stand
.On .Kefuuver
/ Plan Hit

:: American Medical Associa-
ton opposition to Senator Ke-
fauver's proposal to have the
Food and Drug Administration
pass on the usefulness of new
drugs is unwise and against
the public interest, a member
of the associations Council on
Drugs testified yesterday.
"As a member of the coun-
ell. I transmitted my views on
this particular point to the
ANA Board of Trustees and
strongly urged that the ANA
not oppose this segment of the
BILL" said DR.. Louis S. Good
man. professor of pharmacol-
ogy at the University of Utah
Medical School.
: TeStifying before the Senate
Monopoly and Antitrust Sub
committee, DR.. Goodman said
there never was any directive
to the Council on Drugs ask
ing for a considered opinion.
This is puzzling," he added,
"becauSe the Council on Drugs
is the AMA's advisory body
that is. meant to know most
about the actions and uses of
drugs"
He attacked two reasons set
forth by ANA spokesmen as a
basis for opposing the bill. The
argument that such legislation
would provide a foot in the
door," he said, could be used
against almost any type of
legislation.
i The second argument, he
added, is that the practicing
physician is the only one capa-
pie to determine the true USE
fulness of a drug. But, he said,
the average practicing doctor
doesn't have the time, the
equipment or the skill.
Evening star., 1961-07-19

cry, Ala, has acknowledged the
plan.
Senator Kefauver said cor
respondence with Mr.. Harris
confirms testimony given last
week by Henry D. Irwin of
Bartlesville, Okla, concerning
a scheme to block in the 1860
Electoral College the Kennedy
johnson Democratic ticket.
Backs Byrd
Mr.. Irwin testified the plan
was to swing enough Southern
and Republican votes to elect
Senator, Byrd, Democrat Of
Virginia, President, and Sena-
tor Goldwater. Republican Of
Arizona, Vice President.
Presidential electors almost
always cast their votes for the
candidates who carried their
State. There is nothing in
the Constitution, however, to-
forbid the electors to vote for
some other candidate.
Senator Kefauver heads the
Senate Constitutional Amend
ments Subcommittee before
which Mr.. Irwin gave his testi-
mony.
He said in a statement that
Mr.. Harris had sent him
letter which "corroborated the
testimony of Mr.. Irwin, show
ing that Harris apparently ini-
tiated the idea of using individ-
ual electors to change the re-
suits of the 1860 election"
Letter Quoted
The statement also quoted a
form letter Senator Kefauver
said Mr.. Harris acknowledged
mailing out last December 80,
seeking to organize another at
tempt to swing the 1864 Elec-
toral College. AS quoted by
Senator Kefauver, it said in
part:
1--WE have a sizable list of
we'll wishers which I will keep,
in fact enough that if only a
portion of them will get busy |
and start making their plans |
to become electors four years |
from now, we can definitely
control the policies of the Gov
.ernment in 1864, or they may
proceed, if the majority de-
sires, to appoint the President
that year.
1--WE definitely have the
number of strategically located
persons to make our influence
in national affairs felt the next
time.
Just know the right peo-
Evening star., 1961-07-19
Much Cool in Reserve

CLEVELAND. - Total recov-
cradle soft-coal reserves in the
Great Lake States Of Ohio, IL
linois. Indiana and Pennsyl-
vania are estimated at 1853 bill
lion tons. Nine other States
with direct rail connections
with Great Lakes ports have
additional reserves of 900 bill
lion TONS.
Evening star., 1961-07-19

pie SO that you may be select
ed in which ever way your
State selects its electors. Gen.
orally, in most States, you may
be an elector merely by SO re-
questing if you know any State
party leaders"
Evening star., 1961-07-19

credited theory, opportunistic
techniques. and extravagant
proposals" He said these
represented "a clear sign of
danger to the economy of the
Nation" He figured the union
demands would increase hourly
labor costs more than 81.
UAW Vice President Ken
Bannon, director of the unions
Ford department, replied that
Mr.. Denise's talk about infla-
ton and his estimates of labor
costs were utterly ridiculous
and false" Mr.. Bannon ac-
Evening star., 1961-07-19
Loon Of Is Wurships
Voted by House Unit
By the Associated Press


! The House Armed Services
Committee voted yesterday to
approve lending Is warships to
friendly foreign navies.
The proposed loan authority,
which requires Senate and
House approval, also would
provide for training Of about
ITS foreign officers and 5000
enlisted men in the United
States.
! The Navy told the commit
bee that foreign aid funds are
Immediately available for the
transfer of only two ships, but
that plans are we'll advanced
TO place six in Europe and the
NATO al ca, two in the Middle
East and South Asia and six
in the Far East.
Evening star., 1961-07-19

costs experienced in recent
years cannot be sustained
without initiation and the dan
ger OF slowing down the rate
OF growth of our national
economy"
JAW Vice President Leon
ard Woodcock said he agreed
with GIN that any settlement
arrived at must not cause in
flation." But he declared GINS
pricing policies were a greater
factor in initiation than labor
costs.
Evening star., 1961-07-19

cused the company of trying
Ito hide its responsibilities to
its workers and to the economy
behind a phony inflationary
smoke screen"
Earlier. General Motors told
its $4,000 hourly workers
their wages have more than
doubled since l947 and employe
benefit plans had skyrocketed
to 40 times the cost Is years
ago.
GIN declared "the rapid in
crease in wages and benefit
Evening star., 1961-07-19
1864 Electoral Plot
Charged by Kefouyer
BY the Associated Press

Senator Keauer Democrat Tennessee says Alabama
lawyer who tried to defeat President Kennedy the Electoral
College last quietly seeking to control the outcome of
the 1864 presidential election.
Senator Kefauver yesterday made public excerpts from
letter in which he said the lawyer R. Lea Harris Montgom
Evening star., 1961-07-19
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ADVERTISEMENT.
Evening star., 1961-12-07

dentally, seems to have the
backing of the United States
State Department.
That strange. concept can be
called preventive war;" in
which the attacker excuses
himself with the allegation that
the victim would inevitably
have attacked later on
Terribly Dangerous"
This is a terribly dangerous
concept to be put into practice
in international policy.
What I also fail to under
stand is that the entire United
Nations military operation is
being conducted on the basis
OF a resolution adopted by the
Security Council "for the re-
moval of mercenaries," which
does not grant powers to the
United Nations secretary gen.
eral to use force in crushing
my country's efforts to remain
independent.
This resolution, it should be
noted, was agreeable to the So
Wet Union not only because
1t omitted any mention of
measures to be taken against
Communist : backed Antoine
Gizenga Qeader of secessionist-
prone Oriental Province), but
because it was aimed at destroy
ing our very freedom.
1t should also be noted that,
while the United States rep
resentative in the Security
Council reluctantly" approved
See TSHOMBE, Page AS
Evening star., 1961-12-07

Murphy in a strong position to
win the nomination and the
election in this traditionally
Republican State.
Mr.. Murphy, a graduate of
Boston College Law School, has
been practicing law in New
Hampshire since 1865. His
confirmation as attorney gen.
eral came. last November 4.
Previously he had served as
deputy assistant attorney gen.
eral from January to November
of this year. He was admin
istrative assistant to Gov.
Powell from 1859 to 1861 and
served as legal counsel for the
State Senate in 1957-58.
The new Senator served two
bitches in the United States
Army-from l946 to 1947 and
from 1853 to 1854. He is mar
ried to the former Marelyn
Stocklan of Dover. They have
no children.
Evening star., 1961-12-07

reelected comfortably over
George P. Mahoney, who now
is a Democratic candidate fol-
Maryland Governor.
So far, three Democrats are
battling it out for their party's
nomination for the Senate III
the May primaries. They are
Representative Brewster of Bal
timore, running on the ticket
of Gov. Tawes; State Senator
Blair Lee III of Montgomery
County, a running mate of Mr.
Mahoney, and Ebert M. Byrd
"a University of Maryland pro-
feSSor.
Although Maryland often i,
in the Decoractic column in ma.
tional elections it has two Re-
publicans in the Senate. The
other is Senator j. Glenn Beall
Evening star., 1961-12-07

Kolwezi have caused many
casualties among the civilian
population.
"ViciOus Pretense"
Twice in the last three
months, my country has been
attacked under the vicious pre-
tense that the United. Nations
had to prevent a war"
In the first instance, U. N
forces attacked Katanga to
prevent a war which could
have been provoked by the. in
vasion of Katanga by, the Con-
golese forces 1t is needless
to say that at that moment NO
invasion at all had occurred.
The present fighting broke
out because the United Nations
allegedly was in possession of
a plan indicating that Katanga
was preparing to attack the
United Nations forces.
This procedure introduces a
strange concept, which, inci-
Evening star., 1961-12-07
Dulles Gets First Jet
In Practice Londinqs

Dulles International Airport
received its first jet airliner
today.
Boring into a brisk, 25-knot
wind, the Federal Aviation
Agency's Convair $50 landed on
the 10,000-foot East-West run
way and rolled less than 1000
feet to a stop.
The plane will be making
"touch and go" landings for
several hours this evening and
early tomorrow morning to
acquaint residents of the area
with what they may expect
when the $106 million civil jet
facility opens for business next
October.
The visit of the big airlineY
also brought the first oppor-
tunity to test the mobile lounge
with an aircraft of that size.
Evening star., 1961-12-07
Zulu Nobel Winner
Welcomed in London

LONDON. Dec. 7 (APJ Zulu
Leader Albert Luthuli arrived
in London early today on his
way to Oslo to collect his 1860
Nobel Peace Prize.
Mr.. Luthuli, touching down
from Johannesburg in the cold
of a winter; morning, was
warmly greeted by a delegation
of Laborite legislators church
men and representatives of
anti : apartheid organizations.
Police banned a welcoming
demonstration by torch-bearing
MEMBERS of an anti-aparth, :
group
Evening star., 1961-12-07
immigration Bill
Stalled in Britain

LONDON, Dec. 7 (AP) "A
House of Commons debate or
Britain's new commonwealth
immigration bill collapsed ir
uproar last night after an un-
usual Commute suspension OF
the chambers proceedings.
The House adjourned after
voting on only one of eight
amendments set down by labor
ite legislators who are fighting
the bill. They have condemned
the measure as a color bar.
Laborite tactics appeared to
have won a temporary success
in slowing down passage of the
bill, which would require
commonwealth immigrants to
Britain to arrange jobs in
advance.
The suspension of the House
was an unusual event, although
not unprecedented.
Laborites protested at the
way the speaker, Sir Gordon
Touche, was conducting a
debate on the controversial bill
Evening star., 1961-12-07
Conservative, "a, Gets
Bridges Senate Seat

CONCORD, N. H., Dec. 7
(AP) Gov. Wesley Powell to-
day named a young conserva-
tive Republican to succeed
Senator Styles Bridges, Repub-
lican, who died at the age of So.
Naming Attorney General
Maurice j. Murphy, 81, to the
post. the Governor said he
wanted someone who shared
the late Senator's philosophy
of government.
Senator Bridges Was known
as an ultraconservative and a
spokesman for that wing Of
the party in Washington.
Mr.. Murphy, Portsmouth
attorney. only recently became
State attorney general. He
was named by Gov. Powell, also
a Republican, to serve a one
year interim appointment until
the next State election in 1862.
Gov. Powell yesterday took
himself out of contention by
announcing he would not take
the interim appointment and
would not run next year for the
four years remaining in Sena-
tor Bridges term
Gov. Powell said he consid-
cred Mr.. Murphy's age since
Senator Bridges had entered
the Senate as a young man and
was able to build up seniority.
At his death Senator Bridges
was the Senate's senior Re-
publican.
Since the Senator's death,
the two names that had been
most frequently mentioned as
possible successors were Gov.
Powell himself and Mrs. Deloris
Bridges. the Senator's widow.
When Gov. Powell eliminated
himself as a potential appointee
yesterday he said that the man
he appointed would be COM
pletely at liberty to run for the
Republican nomination next
September. This was seen by
many observers as putting Mr..
Evening star., 1961-12-07

The mating" of the lounge
with the front door of the air.
plane came off withouta a hitch
A ramp rolled out to the edge
of the door of the aircraft from
the lounge and the FAA Convair
crew walked off and into the
lounge within ~ minute of the
time the plane stopped.
Using a mockup, the FAA has
tested the lounge with the doors
of five different planes includ-
ing the DC-8, which is 13 feet
high. The simulated door of a
Viscount, by comparison, is 6
feet from the ground.
Loudoun and Fairfax County
planning officials had asked
the FAA to run, the practice
landings with aircraft int :
to those which viii II ~
Dulles.
Evening star., 1961-12-07
Judge and Four Others
Indicted in Fix Case

A New York State judge. a
former Federal prosecutor. and
three others were indicted to-
day on charges of conspiring ito
fix" a bankruptcy fraud case
for $35. 600.
Named as one Of the con-
Spirators was Justice James
Vincent Keogh of the New York
State Supreme Court. The So
year-old jurist is the brother Of
Representative Eugene j. Ke-
ogh, Democrat Of New York.
Attorney General Robert r.
Kennedy. in announcing the
indictment returned by a Fed
eral grand jury in the Southern
District of New York, said the
unsuccessful conspiracy began
in January, 1860.
In New York Office
The ex-proSecutor charged
in the conspiracy is Elliott Ka-
haner, SO, formerly chief United
States attorney for the Eastern
District of New York. Kahaner
served in the prosecutors Of
flee from 1853 until July, 1861,
when a grand jury was impan-
eled in New York to investigate
the bribe charges.
Also indicted was Antonio
(Tony Ducks Corallo, a target
of the Attorney General while
Mr.. Kennedy was counsel for
the Senate Rackets Committee
Corallo, who get his soubri-
quet from his long success in
ducking convictions, has been
described by the RacketS Com
mittee as "one of the most
powerful underworld figures in
the New York area. both in
narcotics and in labor rackets. "
The two others named in the
Evening star., 1961-12-07
Dominican
Accord Seen
BuIoguer Reported
Set to Step Down

SANTO DOMINGO, Dec.
(AP) Informed sources sale
today a settlement has beer
reached in the Dominican Re-
public's political crisis.
1t is understood the agree
ment calls for the resignation
of President Joaquin Balaguel
before December 81 and in
stallation of a provisional coun-
Gil of state to govern this is
land nation seeking a new way
of life after 81 years of rule
by the Trujillo dynasty.
An announcement of the
settlement is expected today.
Informants said an accord was
reached on main points and
only some minor details are
being worked over.
Crowds Pack Streets
Dense crowds packed Santo
Domingo's main streets as word
spread that an agreement was
at hand. Many shops reopened
in some business areas, but the
downtown stores remained
closed on the 10th day of a
general strike that was a key
factor in the negotiations.
The volume of street traffic
increased appreciably.
In the streets chants of "Ba-
laguer out" were mixed with
others of Liberty by Christ
mas"
Mr.. Balaguer's health report
edly figured in development.
of the last 48 hours. He was re-
ported exhausted and suffering
from a mild kidney infection
Persons close to him said he
was on the verge of collapse
after the November 10 coup
which foiled an attempt by two
brothers of the late Generals
simo Rafael Trujillo to seize
power.
Highly placed sources sale
the new government formula
See DOMINICAN, Page AS