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Evening star., 1961-12-20

SEE: A Whole New World Of
Entertainment! Over SO hours
of color TV proeromming each
Weekday and night!
All the gala Christmas shows!
The Parade Of Roses! Sports!
Rose Bowl, Senior Bowl, Sugar
Bowl and Pro Bowl . in color!
Evening star., 1961-12-20
Own Your 1862 RCA VICTOR
COLOR 1V
In Time For Christmas
In Time For Christmas

SEE: Living Color on RCA Victor
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meant to be! BIoir's is feotur-
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proven RCA Victor color tvs .
with payments no higher than
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vision see for yourself!
Evening star., 1961-12-20

The Wireless Wizard" gives you
complete control from your easy
chair changes channels, turns
pictures and sound on and off
and when you're ready to turn the
set off-one push on the button,
and it's completely off!
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-10-31

Miss Hannah Cassell, Amelia High School
senior. was crowned homecoming queen Friday
evening. Crowned by Co-Captans Willie Morris
and Stuart TOwnes, she was escorted by Juan
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-10-31
Forage Production
Contest Near Wind-Up

POWHATAN, Oct. 30 - H. W.
Henry. Powhatan county agent,
reports that interest is running
high as the County Forage Pro
duction Contest draws to an end.
Henry says that IS county
farmers are enrolled in the con-
est and are being scored this
nonth.
The final judging will be COM
leted by a committee of three
Judges selected by the County
.gronomy Committee. The first,
second and Third place winners
will be announced at the No
yember meeting of the Ruritan
Tub. Suitably engraved loving
cups will be presented the county
Winners at this time. Congress-
nan w. NJ. Abbitt will be guest
ipeaker for this meeting.
Henry points out that the for
age production on each farm
deals with the pasture program,
he silage production and har-
vesting and the hay program.
In scoring each farm, consid-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-10-31
Forestry Judging Contest Awards
For Central Virginia Announced

ing were Spotsylvania with sec
ond place, Nelson County with
third place, and Patrick Henry
at Ashland with fourth place.
The three high individuals
were Curley O'Dell Of Victoria
LIST, William Lewis of Spotsyl-
vania- End, and Roger Watson
of Victoria 3rd
The Young Farmer team
from Kenbridge placed first,
with c. T. Smith taking second
place. The high individuals for
Young Farmers were David
Rash and Len Hawthorne of
Kenbridge and William Orrock
Of G. T. Smith.
The FLA team represent
Central Virginia in the State Con-
test at Fort ChisWell High School
in Wythe County on Saturday,
November IL.
The Young Farmer team will
judge at Hillsville High School
in Carroll County on Friday, Nov
ember 10. They will comrete
for State honors with the other
five supervisory areas in Voca-
tional Agriculture.
The participants judged est
mating board feet of standing
timber, estimating cubic feet of
standing timber. tree selection,
tree Identification. log measure
ment, and woodland manage
IIlcllI.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-10-31

GRAFTON is given to the following
points which make up the score
card: adequate pasture for the
number of livestock. adequate
supplemental pasture for mid
summer slump" periods. saw
ing excess spring growth as
silage and hay, utilizes available
pastures from economical stand
point, provides rotational graz
ing. proper fertilization, lining,
and weed control, grazing man.
agement. provides adequate stor-
age for winter feeding for all
livestock on the farm, forage
system provides for harvesting
crops for winter feed, at least
three different summer months
as drought insurance, and max
ing wise use of soil suited to
cropping practice.
Henry says that the analysis
Of Virginia changing agricul-
ture clearly shows that improved
feeding, with increased empha-
sis on the use of corn silage is
one way Virginia livestock pro-
dicers can meet competition and
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-10-31
Safety Program
Presented To
High School

POWHATAN Oct. 80 - The
number of fatalities and injuries
resulting from traffic accidents,
as well as other causes, was
presented to an assembly of
PoWhatan High School students
Thursday by Cullen johnson, di-
I rector of safety Of the Virginia
Farm Bureau.
Following general discussion
Of the subject, he presented a
film, Signal 80" This was film
ed in the state of Ohio showing
number of varied traffic acct
dents resulting in death and
multiple injuries. which Johnson
stressed could happen and does
happen in any state every day.
Forty-eight per cent of all acct
dents in Virginia are in traffic
on the highways. This is in the
rural areas. and does not include
cities, he said.
In the period 1889, the total
deaths in Virginia from ages
through a was 34,223. In the age
group from 1919, total deaths in
Virginia were 1924. OF this num-
Der six per cent was from dis
ease, 50 per cent from accidents,
and other causes. al per cent.
Traffic safety delinquent num-
Der one is the drinking drivers
and johnson pointed to the fact
that it might bring this fact
closer home to Virginians to
learn that 8,085 convictions for
drunken driving took place in
this state during the last fiscal
year.
In addition, he said that 1.74l
citizens of the Commonwealth
were convicted in other states Of
driving under the influence of
alcohol. making a total Of 1896.
These figures are based only on
those reported, he said
Besides traffic accidents. the
ten leading type accidents in
Virginia in 1860 were: falls. l55.
fire and explosion l43. drowning
SO, firearms 80, machinery 30,
inhalation of foods. etc. causing
obstruction. 26, suffocation in bed
and elsewhere. %; accidental
blow from failing objects. q: ex-
cessive cold. 10. accidental pois-
oning II. and other Al.
Gift certificates of SIS each
we're presented by the Powhatan
County Farm Bureau to Betty
10 Meyer and Edward Tomlin- |
son for the best essay on The
Foundation Of American Great
ness
This essay contest was spon-
sored earlier this year for the
best essaby by a girl and the
lest essay by a girl and the
school. Mrs. 2. P. Hicks, chair
man of the Women's Committee.
presented the awards.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-10-31
Welfare Budget
Is Approved

AMELIA, Oct. 3O-The Amelia
County Welfare Board met in the
office of Mrs. Jean Thurber
Welfare Superintendent, on Tues
day, Oct. "a. The Board acted
on routine cases and approved
the biennial budget for years
ending June 80, 1868 and June 80.
The members of this board
are: Russell Joyce, chairman,
Ephraim Anderson and Harold
D. Hammer.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-10-31
Amelia Club
Schedule Posted

AMELIA. Oct. 30-Ameia
County Home Demonstration
club meetings for this week are
as follows: Jeter sville,
November /, with Mrs. George
McKesson: and Amelia Senior
Club. November 2, with Mrs.
Mary Fahm. Both meetings are
scheduled for 2 pm.
Mrs. Ann MCGOWAN from
Southside Electric will conduct
the Electric Lamp Workshop at
Pine Grove Presbyterian Church
on Wednesday. November l,
from 10 am. until 3 pm.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-10-31
P-TA Carnival
Is Announced

POWHATAN, Oct. 80 - There
will be costume parade. house
Of horrors. cake walk, games,
eats, and many other features
for the entire family at the
Halloween Carnival sponsored by
the Powhatan P-TA Tuesday
from 7 to 9 pm.
From to II O'Clock music for
dancing will be provided.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-10-31

ter-collegiately. AS winner she
will participate in the novice
tournament at Wake Forest Col
lege. N C November and 4.
Miss Lush was graduated from
Amelia High School where she
was a member of the National
Honor Society.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-10-31
Gail Lush Placed

RICHMOND. Oct. 80 wv Gail
Lush, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Ben Lush. Of Amelia, has
been selected for the University
Of Richmond novice debate team.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-10-31

POWHATAN, Oct. Victoria
FFA's and Kenbridge Young
Farmers won the Central Vir-
ginia Forestry Judging Contest
held at the Amherst Wayside.
The winning FLA team from
Victoria was composed of Earl
Currin, Curley O'Dell and Roger
Watson. Other FLA teams judg-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-10-31

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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-10-31
On Debate Team

She was chosen by varsity de-
baters on the basis of results of
the intramural debate tourna-
ment held this month for stu
dents who had never debated in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-07-26
SILVER SPRING

Choice Handicapped lot with 100
foot frontage, in the Franklin
street area. Center hall brick
Colonial, with living room, 15x25;
dining room, 12X1S: den; full
bath; well equipped kitchen with
table space. Master bedroom 15x
%. 2 others 12x1S. 2 baths.
Recreation room. Full bath in
basement Gas hot-water heat
a world Of comfortable living in
RORERT z IOHR INC
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NEW HOMES
ANNANDALE AREA

$40 ACRE OF HUGE TREES.
This spacious Spanish-type RAM
BIER with full BASEMENT Is
ideal for large family. Features
include 4 bedrooms, 8 baths, lex
% family room adjacent to modern
kitchen, rec. room w/bar, 2 fire.
places, and large dining area. De-
lightful outdoor fireplace and patio
under the towering hardwood
trees. Priced S24.500.
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re

ARLINGTON REALTY CO.. INC.
$500 Wilson Blvd, Arl.
ia. 7-93OO Open It'll Q
REDUCED $1,000; $1,000 down and
balance in long-term LIST trust to
qualified purchaser: st. Anthony's
and Jeb Stuart Schools are within
walking distance-This well-eon-
structed brick rambler features
2S-ft. living room with fireplace,
large equipped kitchen, full base
ment with appealing recreation
room with built-in Hi-Fi to all
rooms: situated on well-landscaped
corner lot: extras: 2-ton air con-
ditioner, washer drier, storm
windows included in new reduced
price of S23,500. Hurry - dial
IA. $4,000 now.
BETTER HOMES REALTY, INC.
REALTORS
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

LEWISDALE, OPEN 8 to dark, 5
and 4-bedrm. homes, see furnished
sample brk rambler at 2105
CHAPMAN RD., no dn. CT, $500
On. to others, $3.50 total settle
ment costs to all. Sl7.950-SlS,-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-07-26
Country Club Hills
Central Conditioning

$C11Ok al AL -AOA40AO4OAA4AAk
White brick rancher; 3 blocks to
country club. Nicely situated on
. well shrubbed lot at the end
Of . quiet street: ideal for chill
dren. Elegant living greets you as
you enter the wide center hall; q
fashionable living room, picture
window, scenic outlook and q view
overlooking the golf course: ban
quet-size dining room, extended
by . secluded screened porch; spa
cious all-electric kitchen will seat
all the family, extra cabinets, en-
trance to q colorful flagstone
patio thanked with beautiful flow
erS, azaleas, tall oaks; 4 bedrooms,
3 ceramic tile baths. Central hall
leads directly to lower level with
o gracious sold mahogany paneled
leads directly to lower level with
q gracious solid mahogany paneled
rec. room, raised hearth with q
black fireplace. wall of bookshelves.
Off the rec. room is large bright
finished room with closets, win
dows above ground, large full tile
bath, bright laundry storage room;
gas INV. Dashboard heat; Gear
garage. Newly decorated inside
and out. A superb home. Upper
40s.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MB.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

TAKOAIA PARK-3-bedrm. rambler
with eye appeal; rec. rm., den,
washer and dryer and many ex-
tras; $4,000.
TAKOgA PEATTY nj a1ono
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AeLEAN-LANGLEY,
BY OWNER

- Minutes to Memorial Bridge
Fine custom tapestry brick home
! ". old. Lge. rooms, 4 bedrmS.,
baths, rec. rm., scr. porch, 2-car
gar. Ice. equip. kit, many extras
incl. Owner trans. Priced In sos
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PEPPER REAL ESTATE

FOREsTVILLE-dT, moth
s aE GGTn' settlement en,s1aI CHARGES only.
area. kit, util. rm.. storm win
doWs and doors, beautiful fenced
handicapped yard, other extras.
garage, walking distance to Mt.
Calvary and Pennmar Shopping
Center. Immed. possession. JOE
JACOBS REALTY. RE. $500,
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
CONTINUED
AREA, 100 Tappaha-

AREA, 100 Tappaha-
mock DR., WeStchester subdivision,
off Of Little River turnpike = 8
bedrooms, 2 baths, 1a-acre lot;
schools. swim. pool nearby; ST.
$50. Small On. payt. Phone 461-
BAGS for inspection.
ANNANDALE TERRACE - Split
level: 3 bedrms., 2 baths, rec. nm,
patio: near public and paroehial
schools: CT. 6-0473.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, air condi-
toned 4-bedrm., 2h-bath BIZ
level; modern Californian on
dead-end street: absentee OWNER
on premises through July 80; any
offer considered. 1907 Annanwood
Court. q mile toward Falls
Church from center Annandale on
State Route $40; no agents.
= 8 bedrms.; brk
ramb. wIcarport; G.E. kit; rsdi-
ant heat; parQuet floors: near
schools and st. Michaers Parish.
Price S17,500. Assume $4,000
4IaSo loan; 500 mo. pitt. or
will carry End trust. Immed. occ.
No agts. OWNER, CT. 6-0177.
ANNANDALE-SPR
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WHY WAIT?

WALTER REED AND NIH-All-
brick English rambler, conven-
lent to both locations; fully
equipped kitchen, ga baths, 3
bedrooms, 2 fireplaces, foyer en-
trance; and over @ u acre Of
wooded grounds. Sl9,750 is the
Enthusiastically low pricel
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Mckinley School

CUSTOM CONTEMPORARY located
in North Arlington's most sought
after prestige area. This fine
home is truly COMMITTING DIFF
ERENT). Features four twin bed
rooms, three full tile baths. beau
tiful paneled family room on first
floor, mahogany paneled den, ex-
posed beams. over n acre lot,
center hall entrance. and custom
features such as intercom system.
telephone outlets and many others
too numerous to mention. PARKER,
SMITH g. DONNELL, REALTORS,
IA. 1851, ia. 1887.
DISAPPOINTMENT-No one knows
why this delightful. quality-built
home hasn't sold. Convenient pres
tige section. Spacious rooms
throughout. Tastefully planned and
constructed; its many features in
clude: Large formal dining rm., 2
firepIaces, family room. 8 baths.
garage, screened porch and beau
tiful lot. Drastically reduced to
S28,500; well worth your time to
inspect. JE. 4-22SS, PARKER,
SMITH a. DONNELL. REALTORS.
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FARFAX-ls-yr. -old brick ram
bier on tree;studded h-acre LOT: 4
Rss6Ti Sste soE sSs RsST " &
INC, 1900 Lee HighWay, IA. A.
1900.
FAIRFAX; OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
an offer in Low 3Os and see
what happensl Brand-neW s.
bedroom. 3-bath brick bi-levei in
q beautiful close-in location; sep
arate dining room, fabulous all
cleo. kitchen, big recreation
room with fireplace, large screened
porch, oversize built-in garage;
costly gas hot-water Dashboard
heat. Just q few minutes to down
town via Chain Bridge. FRANK
g; PHILLIPS, INC" REALTORS,
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Acknowledgement
to Williamsburg shopping center,
walking distance to school and
bus. 4 bedrooms, 2-baths Cape COD.
Under FLA appraisal at 81 $50.
Possession in 80 days. JE. 3-30SS
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Bus Terminal
Auto Lot Sought
For Cabin John

The National Capital Trans
portation Agency is considering
putting up a large parking lot
and bus terminal for express
transit on 1212-acre site in
the Cabin John area of Mont
gomery County.
The site is an undeveloped
wooded area near the George
Washington Memorial parkway
now under construction. 1t is
now privately owned.
The agency has asked Con-
greSS for approval to spend $2.5
million for median strips for
express transit and for sites
for parking lot and stations
along major highways includ-
ing the parkway.
Location of the proposed
parking and terminal station is
downstream from Seventy
eighth street between the park
way and Macarthur boulevard.
Bus access to the parkway
would be by way of Ericsson
road and Seventy-fifth street.
A spokesman for the agency
said a belt of trees 100 to $50
feet wide would ring the park
ing area which would include
space for 500 cars, a large load
ing platform, passenger shelter
and bus loop.
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But Senators said they were
getting heavy mail protesting
that the policy is denying serv-
ice leaders the opportunity to
speak out on the menace of
communism. Some of them
said they felt the controversy
raised over the matter would
only be increased by denying
an inquiry and that the only
way to quiet it lay through fur
ther investigation.
Wide Support Seen
There also was the belief in
administration circles that sup
port for the Thurmond demand
for an investigation represents
a somewhat widespread feeling
that the United States isn't
making sufficient current prog
ress in it's efforts to counter
world communism.
The prospect was for a
lengthy inquiry which would
keep Pentagon officials busy
for some time. Mr.. Mcnamara
said there is a serious military
and political crisis and he
hopes key department person.
mel won't be diverted from its
work.
Senator Thurmond has called
for delivery to the committee Of
$500 speeches from which he
contends anti Communist
phrases were deleted. He has
made it clear he wants to pin
down in each case the indi-
vidual censor responsible for
the eliminations.
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a. SN%NA AAA@OAA AAAN avn WILL All AOD
Negotiators, already agree,
face some $4,000 local level
before a 10 am. strike deadline.
JAW President Walter P.
Reuther said yesterday the
deadline will not be extended.
Mr.. Reuther sent kilograms to
leaders of the GIN locals au-
thorizing each local to hit the
bricks if the deadline is passed.
Louis G. Seaton, GIN vice
president and top company ne
gotiator. termed the local au-
thorization a virtual strike in
vitation.
Sees GIN Shutdown
In our opinion the telegram
was an open invitation for the
leadership of 100 JAW locals
to strike at the deadline regard
less of any agreement reached
at the national level between
GIN and the UAW," he said.
In this critical period of the
buildup of 1862 cars, a work
stoppage at a handful of plants
could shut down the entire sys-
tenn across the Nation.
ITO all intentS and purposes
this would constitute a strike
against GIN"
Mr.. Reuther said the tele-
grams purpose was to try to
create greater sense of urg-
ency" by local shop committees
and local plant arrangements.
He denied there was any COM
mitment by the JAW to hold
off strike action after Mon
days deadline.
We just weren't playing
games when we set a new strike
deadline," Mr.. Reuther said.
I'VE meant that deadline.
He said he believes GIN and
the JAW can resolve their diff
ferences by Monday.
12.04c-an-HOur Wage Boost
Mr.. Seaton said the effect of
the telegram was to bypass a
scheduled meeting of the JAWS
GIN National Council. The
council is scheduled to meet
here Wednesday to review To-
cal level negotiations. The
council also will take up the
basic national agreement
reached by the union and COM
pany.
The agreement would give
each of GINS $4,000 JAW
workers a 12.04-cents-an-hour
wage increase for each of the
three years of the contract.
This is 4.04 cents an hour more
than the old contract.
Mr.. Seaton said GIN and the
union would meet round the
clock today and Sunday if nee
essary to resolve the local level
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Subcommittee should inquire
into Senator Thurmond's
charges that some officers have
been "muzzled" in expressing
anti-Communist sentiments.
Senator Stennis, Democrat of
Mississippi, heads the pre-
paredness group. Presumably
Senator Thurmond would be
added to the membership for
an inquiry Democratic leaders
hope can be held to a low key.
The understanding is that
the investigation would be car
ried out largely behind closed
doors with public sessions held
only after the committee had
looked at all the evidence.
Mcnamara Testimony
Secretary of Defense Nc
Namara obviously convinced a
majority of the armed services
group in testimony earlier in
the week that the Pentagon is
not trying to soften the policy
line against communism.
Mr.. Mcnamara conceded that
some phrases regarded as pro-
vocative had been deleted from
military mems speeches at
such times as that when efforts
were being made to obtain the
release by Russia of captured
RB-47 flyers.
Mr.. Mcnamara told the com.
mittee Pentagon policy does re-
strict the public uCterances Of
military men, but only to keer
them from involvement in poll.
tics or to prevent confusion
over national policy.
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issues which already have led
to a series of wildcat strikes at
GIN plants in five cities.
JAW and GIN representatives
met in Pittsburgh today in an
effort to seek an out-of-court
settlement of a wildcat strike
at a key Fisher body plant.
Meanwhile, workers returned
to their jobs today at James
vile. Wis; operations yesterday
resumed at Marion, Ind, Mans
field, Ohio, and Flint, Mich.
The Marion and Mansfield
plants worked overtime today
to compensate for lost produc-
ton.
Chrysler and Ford negotia-
tions, meanwhile, have been re-
cessed for the week end pending
the outcome of the GIN talks.
The General Motor s-UAW
agreement is expected to serve
as a pattern for contracts be-
tween the union and Ford and
ChrySler.
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Inquiry Seen Likely
On Pentogon Censors
By the Associated Press

Backed by a flood of protest mail Senator Thurmond,
South Carolina appears likely to win fight for
further investigation of Pentagon censorship OF speeches by
military officers.
Unless signals changed the Senate Armed Services
Committee expected this week that its Preparedness
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JAW AIerts Unions
As GIN Talks Continue

DETROIT, Sept (AP).-General Motors Corp. and the
United Auto Workers pushed for settlement of bullying list
OF local level issues today despite what the company said
virtual union invitation for its 100 GIN locals strike
Negotators, already agreed national economic pact
face $4,000 local level issues which be resolved
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