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Evening star., 1961-09-25

Delight with the feother-Iisht control of
"Minimums" matching eirdIe Spondexe
power net . SO light you feel eirdIe-free
90. SO powerful you feel wonderfully con-
troed and sIimmed Stretch poneIs front
and back for snoothest fit. S-M-L--7.o5
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter., 1961-10-27
TYRRELL NEGRO MEETING

COLUMBIA ~ The Bias Fedora
ton Leadership School and Con-
ference composed of eight New
Farmers of America Chapters,
meeting here at the Tyrrell High
School Wednesday Oct. 18 elected
and installed officers for the en-
sueing year: President-Purne Bur-
ton of the P. w. Moors School, Eliz-
abeth City; V-pres.-Wilbert Gallor
Of Marian Anderson High of Cam
den County; Secretary Robert L
Hassell of Tyrrell High, Columbia;
Treas Fleetwood Division of Cur
rituck Union of Maple; and repor-
ter-Larry Riddick of Central High
of Gatesville.
The leadership school attended
by 80 N. F. A. boys and eight vo-
cational teachers, was under the di-
rection of J. w. Warren Jr., Dis
trict Supervisor of Vocational Ag-
riculture Education.
Chapter presidents were instruct
ed on ''building program of work
by K. A. Williams; the V-pres., on
MIA. degree advancements and
awards" by w. H. Harrell and G,
x. McKeathen, Elbow to develope a
budget" was given to the treasurers
by C. NJ. Sawyer; Secretary and re-
porters were instructed by ]. j,
Mitchell and A. Blaine.
Welcome to the group was given
by L. A. Keiser, Principal and pray
er by Wilbert Owens MA. Presi-
dent.
District Supervisor Warren,
brought out the seven essentials OF
good chapter to be: interested
members, capable officers and lead
ers, a challenging program of work;
adequate financing, distributed re-
sponsibility shared by all members,
proper equipment and records and
the understanding of the workings
of the N. F. A.
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ATTEND SWINE SCHOOL

COLUMBIA - Fourteen Tyrrell
County farmers attend the Swift
and Company swine school at Will
son Wednesday, Oct. rs.
There they learned projects: live
hog grading; merchandising meats
through chain stores medium; para
site and disease of swim control;
consumer preference in cuts Of
meat; a follow up in the study OF
hog carcasses of those graded on
the first stop. 1t ended with a tour
Of the plant Of the sponsoring COM
pany.
Those who made the tour: H. H.
Harris, Farm Agent, d. Webb
Brickhouse. Thurman Mayo, Billy
Spruill, Horace Woodley, Weston
Walker, Caswell Woodley, George
Owens, ]. F. Hopkins, Edward Da-
Wis, Floyd Hollis, Billy Spencer, Al
ton Ainsley, Herman Cohoon and
Basil Cohoon.
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THANK YOU CARD
Dear Friends and Neighbors:

Dear Friends and Neighbors:
do hereby greatly thank each
and every one of you for giving
me helping hand when our
church was greatly in need. The
Holly Grove Methodist Church
needed our help to be fixed. There
was but few members and didn't
see but one thing to do. ! asked
the LORD to help me out in this
drive to have our church made
ssworthy of HIM." and He did. He
reached down His hand and helped
me raise it up again. do praise
His Holy Name, and for His bless
ing that He gave to us, and for our
revival and Homecoming which was
a glorious meeting that we ever
had at our church--our pastor Bro
ther Earl Meekins. May the Lord
bless each and every one Of you.
LLOYD SMITH
Columbia, N. c.
Rt. No. l
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TYRRELL LIBRARY MEET

= COLUMBIA - The. Tyrrell
County Friends OF The Library
meeting in the library building
Wednesday night elected officers
presented by the nominating COM
mittee: Mrs. II. T. Davenport, presi-
dent; Mrs. Marshall Swain, V-presi-
dent, Miss Martha Sykes, Secretary
and Mrs. d. M. Bridgeman, Treas
urer. Mrs. w. w. Sawyer was Sc
lected as membership chairman;
Mrs. Ruth Reynolds, the Librarian
and program chairman, and Mrs
w. T. Reynolds, Publicity.
The former president, Mrs. l.. r
Scott, having moved from the coun-
ty, the meeting was opened by an
officer Mrs. D. M. Bridgeman, who
conceded the chair to the newly
ele. ted president. A treasurer's re-
port showing balance of $119.1C
was accepted.
On t-,es i'm by Mrs. Raymond
Leary about the proposed purchase
OF a Alnn proJecJor, voted as the
first major project, discussion and
agreement for possible solution was
found. A committee was appointed
to contact Supt. of Public 1nstruc-
ton, NJ. L. Basnight to ascertain if
one could be purchased through the
N. C. Purchase and Contract, and
to approach the County Commits
sioners seeking aid towards this
project.
The membership chairman re
ported some dues collected, and
urged all dues be in before next
meeting set for January 8, 1862
The librarian reported on the fine
selection of educational films avail
able from the State Library Com
mission for loan towards furthering
the educational process. She was as
SO asked to contact Shelton Ludford
concerning the Calendar of Tyrrell
County events for 1862 benefit
project for the Friends. They in
structed her to have the project dis
continued if the calendars could not
be in the hands Of the members by
Dec. .1st.
Coffee and cookies were served to
members attending.
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WOMAN'S CLUB WILL
ENTERTAIN DISTRICT NOV.

COLUMBIA. - The Columbia
Junior Woman's Club, meeting
Thursday night at the home of
Mrs. Thomas X. Yerby, Jr., COM
|pleted plans for their portion in
entertaining District Is here Nov.
II. Pages appointed were Mrs. Hell
en- Yerby, chmn., Mrs. Winnie
Simmons, Mrs. Dean Simmons,
Mrs. Janette Lilley, Mrs. Millie
Alexander and Miss Lynda Knight.
Those selected for the reception:
Mrs. Helen Yerby, Mrs. Millie
Alexander, Mrs. Virginia Ateagall
and Mrs. Lenoir Howett.
Mrs. Louise Hales, president, an
nounced a Dutch supper at a local
cafe on Nov. 1st, for the State
Federation of Woman's Club off
GERS, and a reception later that
evening at the Columbia Woman's
Club clubhouse. She expressed the
desire that all members attend both
gatherings.
MRS. Statha Alexander, chmn.
for Civil Defense and International
Affairs, gave information on "what
to do in the case of a nuclear ex-
plosion. Mrs. Virginia Steagall re
ported II students enrolled in the
dancing class. She urged members
to seek more students in order to
keep the dance instructor, Alton
Denning of Rocky Mount, here.
Mrs. Franklin Alexander, Mrs,
A. H. Hooker, and Mrs. w. E
Spencer were selected as the nom
mating committee.
The hostesses, Mrs. Thomas Yer
by, Jr., Mrs. j. S. Howett and
Mrs. Augusta Higgins, served re-
|frehments. Others present were
Mrs. Franklin Alexander, Mrs. Bill
|ly Cox, Mrs. Ann E. Davenport,
Mrs. Louise Hales, Mrs. A. H.
Hooker, Mrs. Statha Cohoon, Mrs.
Waverly Phelps, Mrs Wilbert
Simmons, Mrs. w. E. Spencer and
Mrs. Don Steagall.
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GET-ToGETHER HONORS
ARKANSAS VISITORS

COLUMBIA - Mr.. and Mrs. w.
H. McClees entertained at an "Old
time" get-together for their house
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. William F.
Armstrong and Mr.. and Mrs. Free
man Mobley of Batesville, Arkan-
sas, Tuesday evening at their home
on Main Street,
Fruit punch, party cakes and
nuts were served in candelight from
table spread with white lace cloth
centered with arrangement of au-
tumn flowers and fruits to those
present: The honored guests, Mrs.
j. C. McClees, Mrs. G. Earl CO.
hoon, Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ. Darden,
and B. Ray Cohoon.
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Mrs. George Martin all of Norfolk
spent Saturday with their grand
mother and mother Mrs. Hattie M.
Newberry.
Mrs. Effie A. Brickhouse attend
ed the annual National Postmasters
meeting at Denver Colorado re-
Gently.
Miss Jacqueline Harris of Wash
ington D. C. spent the week end
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
H. Harris.
Evening star., 1961-12-08
OLMSTEAD OLDS
1000 WILSON BLVD, ARL.

1000 WILSON BLVD, ARL.
JA. 1-65OO
CADILLAC 81 convert: ali white
with black top and white leather
interior, Wv. tires, full power
equipped; special. S1.6a5.
American Service Center
Studebaker-Lark- Mercedes Benz
5S5 N. Glebe rd.. Arl. Va. IA. 7-7722
CADILLAC 1860 Sedan de Vile;
2-tone fin, full power equipped.
see u today: weekend special.
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL Q PM.
Suburban Cadillac-OldS
AUTHORIZED DEALERS
= BRADLEY gR!AADsLEY SHOPPING CENTER m
Evening star., 1961-12-08
BUSES FOR SALE
INTERNATIQNALs. Chevrolets and
Dodses, Reasonable. Call FE. s.
Sbh4 or GA 4-RH07
IMP0R1-SP0RTS

AFRICAN sAFARi wiSNER-Eng-
lands 4-wheel-drive Land RoverS
Snow plows extra. Literature on
request. We deliver anywhere. VIZ
trade in jeeps and all makes cars
Call sales mgr. for your trade-ir
allowance. Dtllsburg 1881. EURO.
PEAN MOTORS, RoSsville. York
Co, Pa.
ALFA-ROMEO'S-WE'VE GOTTEN
Sole U. S. distr. for Monte Carlo
hts for Alias. 20 new and useC
trade-in all makes and finance
Best deals in East. Write or cal
sales mgr for yours by PHI. DillS'
burg 1881. EUROPEAN MOTORS
RoSsville, York Co, Pa.
ANGLIA '5S; used by little, younE
Schoolteacher, believe it or not
Good tires; $500. XII. S-3541.
ANGLIA 80: low mileage: / owner
S1gh. HUNTER MOTORS, 1901
Mt. Vernon ave. Alex. TIE. 8-"700
ASTON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. per.
formance. Immaculate 1857 .Spe.
cial body ot. aluminium drop heac
"a pass, like new A real bargain
Only S3995. EUROPEAN MO-
TORS, RoSsville, York Co, Pa.
AUSTIN -HEALEh Ol de luxe IOdu'
ster: wire wheels, overdrive, SS77
FOWLER MOTORS, LTD.
1914 North Fl. Mysr Drive
Arlington, Va. ia. 5-.6l
AUSTIN-HEALEY 1854 classic road
Ster; $3.50 or best offer. Cal
PO. 2-35l9.
SPRITE 81 white
roadster; full equip; low mi: one
owner: 81 1893. SP. 2-72S5.
AUSTIN-HEALEY 1854. Wv.
elect, overdrive. 3-Speed transmis.
sion. Make offer. Call WE. 5-529C
after pm.
MKH SPRITE;
white wired interior. new with
full warranty; Sl,S75. Ii. 6-91 II,
AUSTIN HEALEY go sprite road.
Ster; special, SLOT.
FOWLER MOTORS, LTD.
1914 North Fl. Myer Drive
Arlington. Va ia. 5-26l 4
MARK II de
luxe; 1890 miles. Ell. 6-3S42
after g pm.
Evening star., 1961-12-08
MOTORCYCLES

motorcycle IS; needs
minor repairs, $500 or best of
fer. Call Mr.. Paladino. AP. 7-72ii
BMW brand new 1861 motorcycle
special sports car, white paint
dual seat, high bars, S6a5. CLOSING
out many brand new 1861 factory,
guaranteed motorcycles and scoot,
erS at huge reductions Trade!
accepted: bank financing. MIL
LER'S. 1919 Fairmont ave, Be,
theSda, OIL, 4-O039.
Evening star., 1961-12-08

B.M.w. 1851 200" coupe; com
pany owners car. German built
rear engine. air-cooied economy
car. Save over $500 from new de-
livered price. New title and war.
ranty; ALLIED MOTORS. 100
9th gt N VI rO k.1AAR
Evening star., 1961-12-08
SPECIAL PRICE ONLY
S1,695
BOWMAN
MERCEDES Benz

WERIEDES-BEN
I,45 Georgia Ave. NV, RA. 6-ll22
MERCEDES-BENZ "laOsL" sport,
roadster. excel. coma. 1885, looks
like new models; a saving; good
rubber, etc; blue book at So, 90,
only 1875 for quick sale. Ii.
I-a3G1, IU o-nll3
Evening star., 1961-12-08
MACHINERY and EQUIP.

INC INDUSTRIAL and crawler
tractors and equipment.
p. II. MOORE
U. S. sol | Mile South OF New so
Mitchellyille. Md. CE, 6-SlSl
Evening star., 1961-12-08
AUTORAMA

CHEV. 81 Bel Air cdr. hardtop
S-cyl., powerglide, 2-tone blue and
white, r. and h. This popular hard.
top is not easy to come by See
this one and you will want tc
This car is completely winterized
Evening star., 1961-12-08
MERCEDES-RENZ

55 model 1870 81 roadster, ermine
white. black leather; equipped
heater, white tires: winterized
etc. The peer Of sports cars.
'bS model 100 dr.. Mercedes: blue.
iight grey. leather; equipped radio.
heater; winterized; owner: d. c.
inspection guaranteed.
Evening star., 1961-12-08
TRAILERS
AMERICAN -, ASKS

AMERICAN 81, 45xS, . bedrooms
with 20-ft aluminium awaing
OR. 4-S3fs.
CASH PAID FOR CLEAN UsEn MO
BILE HOMES. NA.-RO. S-l4Q0
MD,-RA. 6-253l,
COLONIAL 81: 51x10, 2-bedrm.
new cond. Can be seen anytime
Take over payments. 16S-344a.
OFFICE TRAILERS, mobile Homes
ALLIED TRAILERS, DIR, n-Sl0l
U, s. 30l. Brandywine. Md.
PONTIAC CHIEF 1880; 46xlO, ..
hr.; 5000 plus paid balance oi
S5sS0. so. 5-2"97,
THE TRAVAIL TRAILER KING
Allied Trailer Sales. Rentals. Inc
DR.. 2-Sl0l. Brandywine, Nd, 30i
VAN DYKE 1859; 4Ox1O, many ex'
ira features. Make offer. Casf
terms. VIII. 2-63li.
Evening star., 1961-12-08

MERCEDES-BENZ 81 "laO 81"
roadster: beautiful sky blue finish
set off with white brand new
nylon top, Wv. tires, blue genuint
leather interior. AMIN short
wave radio, a guaranteed J-owner
car. In Ike neU cnndifinn 60 z
Evening star., 1961-12-08
DICK DAVIS OIDS

MERCEDES-BENZ 1859 1908 sc.
dan. Immaculate cream finish, ra
dio. fully equipped. Guarantee
Special Price Sl,S95.
CAPITOL PARTISAN MOTORS, INC
Authorized Mercedes-Benz Dealer
Overseas Deliveries Available
22nd and N NV. FE. 1-2S3O til q
MERCEDES-BENZ 2aO, 1861: black
red leather uphol, under factory
WARRANTY make nffer nI rR1aR
Evening star., 1961-12-08

er; So $50. GYPSY 4-33@6.
CADILLAC 1856
Ell DORADO CONVERT.
By owner. Twin 4-bbl carbs.. full
power. wire wheels Mech. excel
Mn, nD acciosnts; Il green. white top
Cash. no trades. JE. 4-004s, I4Ol
Holoman I'd. Falls Church, va.
CADILLAC 1883 convertible. fnI
power. white with white ton. mus.
only, 81 1.Saa. LEE B. BtJTr 'EP ~
III 21St st. NV. FE. 7-3245.
CADILLAC '6I Fleetwood: fulI now.
eT. incl. factory air: Presidents
olaek. low mi; q car Of distinc.
tion; must be seen to be appreci.
ated. Will make good trade. LEI
pr n SuJLER, 1l2l @1st st. NV
CADILLAC 1851 coupe: blue-yhite
tuii ~ oopp power; immaculate; special.
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL apM,
Suburban Cadillac-Olds
-, AUTHORIZED DEALERS
BETHESDA MD. OIL 5000
CADILLAC 81 Sedan de Vile:
beige with VIII. top. fac. air cond. :
an pWr. EQUIP, elec. door locks: a.
way seat, i l,000 mi. / owner, pert.
condition, S4.5a5. KI. a-6575.
CADILLAC '53 sedan; splendid CON
dition: secrifice. 1925. terms, sos
down. ROPER, LA. 6-27OO.
CADILLAC 81 sedan: Bristol blue
4 i
an ana seat. etc; Immaculate only
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL sp.M,
Suburban Cadillac-OldS
AUTHORIZED DEALER
BETHESDA. MD, OIL. 6-540n
CADILLAC so air-conditioned Sc
al power. This one is exceptional =:
AkerS Olds-Cadillac Co,
AUTHORIZED DEALER
oTAlRLIMGToN SHOPPING CTR, .
oV. 3-0360 ALEXANDRIA
CADILLAC 1851 sedan: Bristol
6iue. fully, equipped; new-car con-
dition; only S4.395.
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL q Pm.
Suburban Cadillac-OldS
-, AUTHORIZED DEALERS
BETHESDA. MD. OIL. 6-77Oo
CADILLAC 1851 Coupe de Vile;
blue, power steering. power brakes,
unusually clean. special. S4.aaS,
Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co,
AUTHORIZED DEALER
1929 22nd ST. NV. FE. T-o6Oo
CADILLAC '6I hardtop coupe: cleo
tt5G tionins:n wins9TSi Sc e'sas factory air condi-
AkerS OldS-Cadillac Co.
AUTHORIZED DEALER
EAlSl iNGTON SHOPPING CTR "
oV. 3-0350 ALEXANDRIA
CADILLAC 1858 Sedan de Vile.
Alpine white. full power. factory
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL . pm.
Suburban Cadillac-Olds
-, AUTHORIZED DEALERS
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
BETHESDA. MD. OIL. 6-STOO
CADILLAC '6l coupe; white. p.
windows and seat. fact. air
cond;. low mi, immac. cond. pvt
A'1a5; VIII trade or finance.
CADILLAC 1860 Coupe de Vile;
red body white top; air condi-
toned: full power; new-car condi-
ton; OWNER. 10. 5-O720.
CADILLAC 1860 convert; polar
white fully equipped; extra clean;
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL PM
Suburban Cadil1ac-0ldS
Evening star., 1961-12-08
ROYAL MOTORS

ROYAL MOTORS
PLYMOUTH H-CHRYSLER- -SIMCA
400 GEORGIA Ave. ia. $4,000
SIMCA 80 Elysee 4-door; r. and h,
we sold 1t new for S1,941. Don't
miss this bargain; the best in
economy cars. Only S795.
SUBURBAN
DODGE-DART-L LANCER
YIERs MILL RID. AT UNIV. BLVD
WHEATON, MD. 10. 5-3575
SUNBEAM ALPINE go: white with
red inter. WV. low mi, owner
FOWLER MOTORS, LTD.
1914 North Fl. Myer Drive
Arlington. Va. ia. 5-26l4
SUNBEAM RAPIER 1858 converti.
BILE: low mileage; excel. cond.; hest
offer. Call DE. 2-1SS5 aft. $40
pm. RICHARD c. JACOB.
TAUNUS go 2-dr. station wagon
de luxe; T and h, black and white
like new, S995.
Arlington Ford
1917 N. Moore st. JA. 1880
Evening star., 1961-12-08
CADILLACS

'55 80" Special 4-dr.: all
power, excellent cond.: this
Is lot Of car for only S6SS
'5s "62" sedan: extended
trunk, all extras, incl. air
cond.; low mi: the old
owner can be called on
this one; only - S2.5ss
Evening star., 1961-12-08

CHEVROLET 50 2-ton dump; in
very Sood cond, Call aft. ) pm
Evening star., 1961-12-08

CHEVROLET - s.-ton nick up; 4 =
sneed transmission, radio, heater,
new S-py snow caps, Si"5. Call
JNn .nSS
Evening star., 1961-12-08
VOLVO.

Bob Murray,s 4, N. I; Sales d sery
9th and N. Y. Ave. NV. EX. 3.
4144; 10566 Metro. ave. at Conn
ave. and Plyers Mill rd., Wheaton
Chevy Chase Area--WH. 9-l744
ZEPHYR '5S 4-dr.; good cond >;
standard transm.. T.. h. Call Ju
Evening star., 1961-12-08
TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEV.-New ia-ton pick-ups fina
close outs. only Sits. BARRY
PATE CHEVROLET. 1l3O Conn
ave ~ NJ pE ISIS
Evening star., 1961-12-08
GLEBE ROAD IMPORTS

$50 NORTH GLEBE ROAD
ARLINGTON. VIRGINIA
DIRECTLY ACROSS FROM THE
PARk1NGToN SHOPPING CTR. /"
Evening star., 1961-11-03
Trade Partnership With Europe
Is Called Too Big q Step by Some

year. They are talking in
terms Of a one-year extension
of the old act or some in
nocuous compromise which
would, they contend, give the
President a year to educate
the public and Congress.
To this, the stanch bat
talon which, year in and year
out, has fought the tough
trade battle-and it has al
ways been tough-replies:
You can't struggle for moth
ing. Give us something to
fight for" It is understood
that Howard Petersen, the
Presidents special assistant
on trade matters, shares this
view and is warmly supported
by Treasury Secretary Dillon
and Undersecretary Ball.
Such veterans Of the po-
litical wars long since learned
not to be either fearful or
Evening star., 1961-11-03
DORIS FLEEsoN
Tariff Moves in an Election Year

dogmatic. They will not say
so, but they would, Of course,
settle for less in the end next
year If it had to be done and
were done without prejudice
to their cause. They do not
want to start by slipping cam
brio tea, much less the hem
lock.
A job, Of course, has to be
done to educate the public on
issues so far-reaching, which
directly affect localities. But
an all-out fight Is frequently
educational.
It enables the protagonists
Of the program to uncover the
congressional pitfalls and
make up a score card on
members Of Congress who are
for, against or Just wish such
controversial issues would 20
away. There is no substitute
for knowing the realities Of
a political situation and they
can be ascertained only in a
real fight for a genuine OBJ
jective.
Evening star., 1961-11-03
By MARY McGRORY
star Staff Writer


It's getting so If you want
any good cheer in this gloomy
Capital, you have to import it.
Last week the administration
invited Carl Sandburg, an "a
year-old poet around, and he
livened up the local scene con-
siderably with some remarks
about life, death and past Pres
identS.
This weeks heartening pres
ence is Harry Truman, n, a
past President, who seems to
be willing to let almost all by
cones be bygones.
The man from Independence
swung around town, leaving a
trail Of laughter and hope
wherever he went.
He popped into the American
Newspaperwoman's Club for
coffee and told the ladies fatty
that the Russians haven't got
the nerve to launch a nuclear
attack" k"-something no incum-
bent official has yet felt con-
fident to say.
They know we will lick
them-and we will" he said in
his familiar twang.
Formula For Serenity
For the men at the National
Press Club, he had encouraging
words, too.
The Truman formula for Sc
renity in the 70s amounts to
this: Don't dream, don't regret
the past or fear the future. And
always refer to a past President
you don't care for as "the other
fellow"
Evening star., 1961-11-03
DAVID, LAWRENCE
, Strong Talk From the President

languages, they will be given
for eight hours a detailed
story Of what has happened
recently in nuclear testing.
The Russian people haven't
been told anything about it as
yet by their own government.
What an opportunity to show
them how deceitful their gov
ernment has been and how
incOnSiderate of their safety!
For the Russian people not
only do not know that their
government has been spread
ing terror throughout the
world by its tests Of huge
megaton bombs, but they do
not know that other nations
in self-defense now must be-
gin testing. Nor are they
aware Of the dangers the nu-
clear arms race may bring to
mankind.
Will the Soviet government
jam the new broadcasts? 1t
has done so before in the case
of individual stations. There
are some technicians, how
ever, who say the jamming
can be overcome. Certainly,
in this age Of scientific inven-
tion this episode could well
serve as an incentive to the
establishment of a more ef-
fective means Of reaching the
people Of other lands. Theo-
retically. the broa dca SITS
themselves inform a relative
ly small number Of listeners,
but the word-of-mouth COM
munication which always re-
suits can be depended upon
afterward to spread the truth
far and wide.
The important thing that
the Soviet people must be
told is that America possesses
an almost incredible strength
to retaliate. This should be
spelled out clearly so it can
be thoroughly understood.
Once these facts become
known, the Russian people
will realize that they alone
can save mankind. They can
do it by inStituting a system
of government which does not
permit one man to hold in
his hand the power Of life
and death over them as well
as over millions Of human
beings in other lands.
(Copyright, 1e6D
Evening star., 1961-11-03
Too Many Dogs
BefuddIe Bequest

MERCER, Pa, Nov. 3 (AP)
Does an 8-month-old cocker
spaniel rightfully qualify as ar
heir to $4,000?
That's one Of the legal prob
lens confronting Mercer Coun-
ty officials over the will left
by Edward w. Mathay.
Mr.. Mathay, SO, died last
Friday and left part Of his
$50,000 estate to his dog
Queenie. But two Queenies
figure in the case.
The first Queenie died after
the will was written and was
replaced by the second dog
Officials are not certain wheth.
er Mr.. Mathay meant to leave
the money to the new dog.
Mr.. Mathay had no imme-
diate survivors.
Evening star., 1961-11-03
IMPORTED CHEER
JountyT Truman Offers
Formula for Serenity

! Jaunty and clipper in his
dark blue suit, surrounded by
old friends, Mr.. Truman wasn't
exactly mellow-there's still too
much salt, vinegar, mustard
and pepper in his makeup
but he has limited his old hos
tility towards the other party
to one leader Of it. And while
the mantle Of the elder states
man keeps slipping off his
shoulder as he reaches out to
cuff Dwight David Eisenhower,
he seems content, now that a
Democrat is back in the White
House, to remember some nice
things about Republicans he
has known.
Chief Justice Earl Warren is
among them, and he was there
to hear Harry Truman's praise.
Mr.. Truman had spent the
night in the White House, and,
naturally, he was eager to
tell the folks about it. He had
slept Soundly in Lincoln's bed
didn't dream, never does-and
was terribly bucked up to have
been invited back for a meet
ing Of the National Security
Council by the present occu-
pant.
What might have been for
another man an awkward pause
was for Harry Truman a nim-
BILE step forward.
"Mr. Kennedy is a gentle
man, and he is just as good a
man as I have met in a long
time" he said. II wasn't for
him before he was nominated,
but worked as hard as I could
to get him elected. I went to