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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-09-07
News from Chester

tor Methodist church. Plans
are announced by the Mentor
MYF that members will pre-
sent their guests with a pro-
jector screen. Following the
service the two MYF groups
will go to SquireS Castle foc
a corn roast.
Membership in the MYF in
cludeS youth in Junior and
senior high, (seventh grade
through l2). Anyone interest
ed call Miss Cheryl ChriSty,
PA 9-7512.
Wednesday Sept. 13 at 800
pm. The Women'S Society OF
Christian Service, will meet
at the home of Mrs. Robert
Studinger, 1915 Chillicothe,
Rd. anyone desiring trans
portation call Mrs. John Jar
vie, PA 9-9135 or Mrs. Philip
Runyan PA 9-4862.
Family Birthday Party
Lynn Battles birthday was
August %. His family planned
a surprise gathering in his
honor at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. Lawrence Ro-
binett and family. Twenty =
two were present for the pic
mic supper. There were gam
eS for the grandchildren.
Chester Baptist Church
Sunday Sept. 10 at 1000 a.
m. Adult church membership
classes will start. The meet
ing place is in the Pastors
study. At 900 pm. youth
group meetings will resume.
September II, missionary
society all day council meet
ing in Cleveland.
September IL, at 800 pm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ditto will
entertain the Friendly Glass
at their home 1900 Wilson's
Mills Road.
September 13, Ladies Aid
Luncheon at noon.
Senior p. T. A.
The Junior senior high
school P.T.A. for West Gea-
uga announces a reception
for teachers to be held in the
high school cafeteria on Mon
day, Sept. IL at 800 p. m.
This is planned to give the
parents an opportunity to
meet the teachers. This inclu-
deS teachers Of seventh grad
erS through II grade. Carl
Maukonen is in charge of the
program and Mrs. Ralph Kn-
eale the refreshments. The
President, Mrs. Herman FIR
ank announces that there will
also be held a business meet
ing.
Welcome Wagon Board
Meeting.
On Wednesday Sept. 6 at
$3.50 pm. at the home of Mrs.
Carl E. Haas, 205 Hickory DR..
newly elected club vice pre-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-09-07

Andrews, Mrs. Richard And
erSen, Mrs. Thomas German,
Mrs. Samuel Mills and Mrs.
Max Berke.
Background music will be
rendered by Donald Turk Of
NeWbury on a Hammond or
gan supplied by Halle Bros.
Music Store.
The program is open to the
public. HosteSSes for the eve
ming are Mrs. Byron Schaller,
Mrs. Edward Andrews, Mrs.
John Battersby, Mrs. Robert
Horton, Mrs. John Beclay,
Mrs. Robert Bebout, Mrs. ia
mes GWinn, Mrs. James Cha
mberS.
A Wedding of Interest
A wedding of interest to
Chester people is that of
Charles Butz, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Butz, County Line
Road, Russell, formerly of
Chester and Miss Mary Ann
Lamont, of Chester, PennSy-
lvania. The wedding took pl-
ace in st. PaulS Episcopal
Church in Chester, PennSyl-
vania on Saturday, Aug. 26 at
four O'Clock in the afternoon.
Gary Cunningham from here
served as best man.
Others attending the we'd
ding from Chester, Geauga
county were, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Cunningham and son
Craig, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Vargo, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Raymond, Betsy, Dolly and
Fred Raymond, Jerry Potts,
and James Dugar.
The newly wedS are both
seniors at Bethany College,
Bethany, West Virginia, and
will continue their studies
there.
Grange Prince
Yaro Sojka Jr., will repre-
auga County as Prince at the
State Grange Convention VIII
ich will be held in Akron
October 22-25. During the past
year Mr.. Sojka has served in
Chester Grange No. 2479 as
gatekeeper. He has also been
chairman of the youth COM
mittee and community SER
vice activity. He is very act
i've in Grange work.
Band Members at State Fair
Members of the Geauga
County -Four H Band from
Chester who played at the
State Fair in Columbus on
Saturday were Jane Soubus-
ia, Peggy ToWnley, Marilyn
albaugh, Linnea Bennett, Sue
Smith, Christine S h p | e t t,
Danny Romans, Gregg KoeS-
ell, John 10th. TwirlerS who
appeared were Cheryl Chris
ty, Virginia Shiplett and Lin
da Mihalic. The Geauga Four
H. Band has practiced each
evening though the
summer at the Fair grounds.
They also played at the Gea-
uga Fair. Richard Mcconnell
of Chardon is director.
Chester News Briefs
Mr.. and Mrs. George My
erS and son, Warren and
daughter Beverly, left on Sun
day for the east. They will
take Beverly to New York
City where she will enter Col
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-09-07

Sident, there will be a meet
ing of the Welcome Wagon
Executive Board. Final plans
will be made for the fashion
show.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-09-07

Welcome Wagon Board
Meeting.
On Wednesday Sept. 6 at
$3.50 pm. at the home of Mrs.
Carl E. Haas, 205 Hickory DR..
newly elected club vice pre-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-09-07
Chester News Briefs

Mr.. and Mrs. George My
erS and son, Warren and
daughter Beverly, left on Sum
day for the east. They will
take Beverly to New York
City where she will enter Col
Evening star., 1961-08-13
FAIRFAX

s. bedroom, 1Ha bath
semidetached home. In
b eautiful condition,
this is low-cost hous-
ing at its best. Full
price only $13,750.
Evening star., 1961-08-13

Business over $4,000 vkly. cash.
No credit. no phone orders. Long
lease, very little competition.
Potential great. $1,000 down may
handle. Must be seen to be ape
preciated. a.
Evening star., 1961-08-13
Carrvnnt-Grncerv

suburbs. Owner quotes
81, 500 wkly,,. 6h days, Carry
GIi %Eiy sssS SSy down GIo'fTif' sa :@S SSSE
monthly payments. Exclusive.
Evening star., 1961-08-13

DELICATESSEN-Air cond.; excel
lent income; sale or lease; ne.
LU, 1867.
Evening star., 1961-08-13

in experienced. mQdeIs
ately capitalized, aggressive busis
Lessman. excellent dealer develop
ment program avail: for further
4-1IOO wkdys.; AP. 7-0S54 ewes.
and week ends,
Evening star., 1961-08-13
KOGOD "a ROOKOFF,

412 9TH ST. NV. Ma. S-9373
Parking LOT, 1l22 llth and
1133 18th NV; capacity, 100.
cars. Owner nov operating wishes
to lease to reliable party. Cur-
rent business covers $500 rental.
Potential S1.500 or more. See Mr..
Bushnell on premises ga week.:
Evening star., 1961-08-13
$500 Down
Grocery-DelicateSSen

suburbs. Owner quotes over
$1,000 wkly. Stock and equipment
worth much more than asking
price. $1,000 complete. Exclusive.
Ewes. and Sun. SHEA CHASEN,
RA, R-643S
Evening star., 1961-08-13
MODEL HOME

AVA ~ v - Ava ~ A. = 4AN
Open Sat. and Sun. / Til 7
Direct from builder. Last chance.
One leftl Beautiful 3-bedrm.. Ia
bath, ALL BRICK RAMBLER.
Complete GE kit. dishwasher, dis
poSal, etc. Walk to shopping CEN
ter and schools: s1S,50O. FHA
and conventional financing. Also.
l all-brick 3-bedrm., 2-bath, ram
bier. Owner transferred. Assume
lee. FHA loan. No Qualifying. MR.
STERLING. FE. 3-32SS. Direc-
tions: From D. c. 20 throueh
Vienna to Nuttley st., south on
Nuttlev to Court House rd.. right
! block to Moorefield st. and mod
el house.
VIENNA-4-level split. located in
popular Vienna Woods; 3 bedrms..
n baths, bsr1t. and den, truly a
home that's pleasure to see, to
use and to live in; price only
MYERS TzEissS / HILL. INC. pu. 5-s1ss
VIENNA-You may use low FFiA or
G1 financing on this 3-bedroom
rambler. located on a quiet cul-de-
sac; finished rec. room and COM
pletely fenced wooded rear yard.
Only S17,450. THE BERENS COM
PANIES: 5000 Chain Bridge I'd :,
FL. 6-6022.
W0ODBRIDGE-S3s5 includes set
tlement, Assume $115 mo. PITT.
3-oedrm;,. all-brick, non-subdivi-
sion rambler; eye level oven, base
noSr9 h.-w.h., basemeAt. JU.
6-4365. ~
Evening star., 1961-08-13
Service Station for Lease

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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-10-13
Party Hon0rs Mrs. Bobby Profit

to hear of the death of Mrs.
Edith Whitlock Kyser, of Rich
mond. She had been in i'll health
for sometime. Funeral services
were held at Hobson's Chapel
Friday afternoon.
The Ballsville All Club has
changed the date of its monthly
meeting. Jane Lester reporter,
reports that the club will now
meet each first Tuesday of the
month. The girls are taking a
washing-ironing project and each
one is taking one or more addi-
tional individual projects. The
boys are enrolled in various in
dividual projects. We invite any,
one between ages 1920 to meet
with us and join our club.
The Rev. T. p. Reynolds
brought his usual fine message
to his congregation at Mt. Nor
iah Sunday morning. There were
several visitors. Among the
members who were present were
Mrs. Lille Joyce of POWhatan.
and Kent May of Ferrum Jun
iOr College.
Football fans will travel to
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-10-13
Mertz Promoted TO Air Force Captain

Miss Mary Holman. Of Bremo
Bluff. is spending the winter in
the j. R. Phillips home. Her
callers have been Mrs. Carey
Cooke and daughter. Clara Far
sythe, Of lower Bremo, Mrs. D.
G. Smith and M. K. Davis.
L. M. Phillips, Of Richmond,
and c. T. Davis, of near Anan-
dale. spent the week end in the
j. R. Phillips home.
The two Phillips brothers call
ed Sunday morning on their sis
ter, Mrs. w. T. Putney, and
Mr.. Putney. Their daughter, Mrs
w. G. Vaughan, was home for
the day.
Mrs. w. w. Adams is getting
along just fine and is enjoying
her many callers.
Mrs. Jack Harris and Mrs
Walter Binder are still in the
hospital, but are slowly improv-
ing.
Mrs. B. H. Jones, a sister Of
Miss Dorothy Campbell, died
last week in a Richmond hospi'
| tai. Mr.. and Mrs. Jones had been
staying with Miss Campbell fol-
nearly a year.
ArliSs Campbell, now ir
Germany, writes that he is get
ting along nicely.
Receive Gifts
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Selph. who
were recently burned out. have
received many useful articles o.
clothing and furniture as well as
money for which they are very
grateful.
Mrs. Annette Walden Perry
and son, from Cleveland, Ohio
are spending a few days witt
her sister, Mrs. F.. B. Gilbert
Other guests on Sunday were
Mrs. George Dennis and daugh
ter, Mrs. Eugene George, Miss
Joane johnson, of Petersburg
and Mrs. Gray Nelson of Rich
mond.
Miss Cynthia Patteson. 0
Sharon Baptist Church and 3
teacher in the Scottsville school
taught Educating Youth In Mis-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-10-13

BALLSVHLE, Oct. 12-Last
Thursday night. the ladies Of the
community showered Mrs. Bobby
Profit with a surprise party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Profit are the
proud parents of twin daughters.
The babies received many lovely
gifts.
Visitors of Mrs. Eulia Dand-
ridge last week were Mrs. Ida
Atkinson and Mrs. Allen, from
Richmond and Goochland and
Mrs. Lillian Palmore.
Mrs. Della Jeter, Mrs. Frances
Netherland, Mrs. Dot cambridge
and Miss Molly Graves were in
Richmond on Friday.
Last Saturday night, Mr.. and
Mrs. Snead cambridge were
hon0rees at a miscellaneous
shower. They received many
beautiful and useful gifts. The
shower was given by Mrs. Della
Jeter, Mrs. Maude Clayton and
Miss Lucy Hurt in the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl cambridge.
Games and refreshments were
enjoyed by about 80 guests.
The community was saddened
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-10-13
Guinea

Mrs. B. B. Walker has been
spending some time with her
daughter. Mrs. Robert Wootton,
and family Of Burkeville.
Mrs. John Holman. with her
daughter, Mrs. George LeStur-
geon.' and family attended ser
vices at Cumberland Presbyter-
ian Church. Sunday.
Among the recent activities of
Centenary Church. were an Of
fetal board meeting one evening.
and choir practice, a few even
ings later.
The Charles Simpson family,
of Cottage Grove, recently
went over the Skyline Drive.
The Rev. Louis w. Brandt fill
ed his regular appointment at
Centenary Church. Sunday morn
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Womack,
Of Crewe. were among those
present.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-10-13

NEW CANTON, oct Capt.
Carl Eredrick Merit. Mrs. Mertz
and their three children. Debbde,
Cathy, and c. F.. III, Of Warner
Robin. Ca. arrived Saturday to
spend some tWe with his mother
Mrs. E. A. Butler and Mr.. But
Ter. Mertz, who is q SAC pilot.
was just recently commissioned
a captain.
On Sunday, Mrs Virgie Ander-
son and son Bernice, Mrs. J. r.
Jones and son, Tommy, Mr.. and
Mrs. Kramer Anderson and Peg
gle June Childress Joined them
for an outdoor dinner, celebrat.
ing Mrs. Buffers birthday. Il
was the first time in II years
that she had had her son and
family to be with her on her
birthday. The little children en-
joyed joining the older ones ir
singing Happy Birthday" t.
grandma. Mrs. Mary Lofts. {
foster sister in Staunton, gave
her a call over the phone. tt
wish her a happy birthday.
RroakS Leg
Henry Wood, Jr., of Gold Hill
had the misfortune to break hi!
leg while playing football at tn,
high school last Wednesday eve
ming. He was taken to Southsid.
Hospital, where he was operated
on and put in a cast. He is nov
back home and getting alonl
fine. Henry. Jr., has had quite ;
few accidents this year and w
hope this one will be the last
The last reports on Miss Mar.
Anderson in Stuart Circle Hospi
tai and Mrs. John Mclean in :
Covington hospital were yer.
good.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. .Johnsol
named the fastest arrival il
their family, Marlyn Annette
She was born in the Medical Col
lege hospital several weeks ago
The Johns0ns have two othe
children. Mrs. johnson has beef
working at the rubber plant a
Scottsville and Mr.. Johnson i
! a number one painter.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-10-13
Methodists' Rally For Higher
Education Today To Dra,U 5000

been allotted for the Wesley
Foundation at Farmville. Accord
ing to DR.. Carroll. There are
$50 600 Meth0dists in Virginia
who are enrolled in 1.2l5 church
es. These are organizing to. meet
the needs of Methodist schools,
colleges and Wesley Founda-
tons for physical improvements.
and to allow them to care for
the many thousands of young
people who. are being turned
away from our colleges on &C.
count of space.
prominent leaders of The
Methodist Church have publicly
stated that we must educate
Christian leaders to assure our
very survival as we confront
atheistic Communism in our
world.
Friday. Oct. 10. 1861. may
well be known in future years
not as an unlucky day. but as
an historical day of Virginia
Methodism because of the
launching of such an important
educational movement within our
Nation" DR.. Carroll stated.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-10-13

The Crusade for Higher Edu-
cation has as its immediate OBJ
jective the raising Of $1,000. 900
for capital improvements to
Methodist educational institu-
tions and Wesley Foundations in
the Virginia Conference. The in
shtutions are Randolph Macon
College. RandOlph-Macon Wom-
ans College. Ferrum Junior Col
lege and Randolph Macon Acad-
envy. There are nine Wesley
Foundations within the Confer
ence.
Included also in the capital
funds appeal is new college,
Virginia Wesleyan, which is plan
ned for the Norfolk region.
The Virginia Methodist Assem-
bly, Center is expected to receive
5000, 900 from the campaign, with
the funds to be used for i'm
provements to the buildings. It
is possible they may be used
again for a college at Black
stone.
$50, 900 Here
Some $50, 600 of the total has
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-10-13

Approximately 500 persons
from the Farmville District will
attend the Rally Of the Meth0-
dist Of the Virginia Conference
today friday opening at 10 a.
m. at the Arena in Richmond.
DR.. Thomas F. Carroll. Farm
vile District superintendent,
estimates that more than 5000
Meth0dists will be present to
hear leading members Of the
denomination give public support
to the Crusade for Higher Edu-
cation in the Virginia Conference.
Among the speakers will be
DR.. John o. Gross, general Sec
rotary of the Division of Higher
Education of The Methodist
Church, and Bishop Paul Neff
CARRIER. presiding bishop Of the
Richmond area. DR.. Carroll will
represent the Assembly Center
at Blackstone and the Black
stone College board of trustees.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-10-13

sions" at Mt Zion Baptist Church
Sunday afternoon to a class of
members from the Mabel Crab
tree Group of churches in the
James River Association.
Miss Patteson made it so in
teresting that time really flew
by. If you did not hear her, you
don't know what you missed.
Mrs. w. B. Davidson presided
Mrs. c. w. Cave gave the well
come and Mrs. F. o. Webster
introduced the speaker.
| Mrs. Nina johnson Ransom
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-10-13

wife of S. T. Ransom, who had
been very i'll in a Richmond
hospital, died Sunday evening.
Although we knew of her ex-
IRENE Illness, her death was a
shock to this area, and I extend
to Mr.. Ransom and the children
my sympathy.
Mrs. A. L. Jamerson has been
quite sick with her throat. She
was missed from church Sunday.
We hope she will soon be fully
recovered.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-10-13
Young Adults To
Sponsor Pancake
Supper Sunday

AMELIA. Oct. II A pam
cake supper is being sponsored
by the Young Adult Class Of
Trinity Methodist Church here
on Sunday. October IS. from
$40 to 7:30 pm, at the War
Memorial Building.
Proceeds Of this supper will
go toward the Religious Educa-
ton progra m in the, Amelia
schools. Mrs. Sam S. Watkins is
county chairman Of this project
for the local Parent Teachers
Association.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-10-13

Varina Friday night with the
"unbeaten" Powhatan Indians.
This promise to be a good game.
Homecoming at Powhatan will
be November 10 with Lee-Davis
High School, the visitors.
This is Fire prevention
week. Look around you and see
what you can do towards making
your home safe for the winter
months ahead.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-10-13

Some $4,000 of the total has
Evening star., 1961-11-29
Cuban Incitement Seen


Carlos Sanchez y Sanchez
of the Dominican Republic de-
MED this. He said the Cuban
radio has been melting the
Dominican people to revolu-
ton and the United States
flotilIa is serving as protection
against Cuban Intervention. "
The United States, backed by
Dominican representatives in
the Council, has insisted that
its warships were dispatched to
the island republic at the re-
quest of the government OF
President Balaguer.
, G. P. Malalasekera of Ceylon
conceded that Cuba had not
Evening star., 1961-11-29

charges with a formal resolu-
tion.
The effect was to leave the
complaint dormant on the
Councils agenda in case Cuba
wants to try again. But no
more meetings were scheduled
on the matter.
After more than 10 hours of
debate spread over three meet
ings, United States Ambassador
Adlai E. Stevenson urged the
Council to conclude what he
called this exercise in futility. a"
Proud to Back Balaguer
He said the United States is
proud to support the efforts of
President Joaquin Balaguer to
restore democracy to the Do
minican Republic.
Mr.. Stevenson said the Coun-
Gil had spent its time listen
ing mostly to Cuba and the
Soviet Union complain about
an Intervention that never
took place"
Cuban U. N. Delegate Mario
Garcia-In -Inchaustegui had &C
cllsed the United States of sup
porting a Dominican govern
ment that has no popular
backing.
1--WE urge the Security Coun-
Gil to condemn this aggressive
and interventionist power
threatening a small country in
Latin America" the Cuban
said. r.y o, +s
Soviet Delegate Kalerian A.
Zorin did not respond to his
appeal. he simply urged the
United States to withdraw its
warships and charged they are
threatening the peace of the
Caribbean"
Evening star., 1961-11-29

Published Daily and Sunday
at 226 Virginia Ave. Sc.
at Washington, ID. q.
Second Class Postage Paid
Evening star., 1961-11-29
McCIoy Urges
Stronger West

HOLLYWOOD. Fla, Nov. 90
(AP).-Expressing disappoint-
ment with the United Nations,
John ]. McCloy. former special
disarmament adviser to Presi-
dent Kennedy, suggested today
a closer alignment of Western
Europe with the United States
and the Americas to counter
the Communist threat.
Mr.. McCloy, in a speech pre-
pared for delivery to the 50th
annual convention of the IN
yestment Bankers Association of
america, said that in view of
the world situation and the
scientific revolution I'VE must
also examine new economic and
political forms in order to keep
pace with the new demands"
Z 'We should begin to recog-
nize that cur national bound
aries cannot long continue to
Serve as barriers TO common
policy" he said.
p Mr.. McCloy took note Of the
strength of Western Europe.
with 200 million people and "a
steel capacity greater than that
OF the Soviet Union and China
combined" and its reservoir Of
technical and managerial skills.
The, steps toward integrating
the regions economic strength
have brought results CLOSE to
spectacular" he remarked, and
now it is likely that Great
Britain will join the European
Common Market.
Z IF this composite of Great
Britain and Europe could in
due course be joined with the
resources and strength CT the
United States and the Ameri-
cas- in the basis of a common
economic interest and a solid
political purpose. suggest
many of our present problems
would fall into place." he said.
"The Sino-Soviet mass, in
the face of such a combination
of strength and theology. would
Immediately be reduced to a
more reasonable perspective. -
Evening star., 1961-11-29
S100 CASH REWARD
$500 REWARD
FOUND

DOG, young, reddish brown hair; vicin-
ity Of Falls I'd, and Glen I'd. PO.
2-6063.
DOG, boxer, mixed, tan WASHING
, TON ANIMAL RESCUE LEAGUE, NO.
7-5730.
DOG, basenN. black. white and brown.
WASHINGTON ANIMAL RESCUE
PACKAGE, containing slip covers.
found Sat. Bethesda area. JU.
5-9445 before pm.
SIAMESE CAT, ne: ownership must
be proved. Box 433-J, Star. 30
SIAMESE CAT, female. in the vicinity
Of Southampton drive. Silver Spring.
424-5717.
Evening star., 1961-11-29

agitation in Central America"
to promote new armed aggres-
sion against Cuba. The Guate-
malan government threatened
to recognize a counterrevolu-
tionary Cuban government in
exile unless Mr., Arbenz left
Cuba.
Mr.. Arbenz, whose pro-Com-
munist government was over
thrown in 1854, has been living
in Cuba for the last year. The
note was sent to Cuban Foreign
Minister Raul Roa by Panama,
which has represented Guate-
malan interests in Cuba since
Guatemala's conservative gov
ernment broke diplomatic re-
lations with Cuba in April 1860.
Speech Applauded
Meanwhile, Minister of In
dustry Ernesto (Che) Guevara
Evening star., 1961-11-29
TrujiIIo's Son
Studies in u. S.

STAUNTON, Va, Nov. 29
(AP).-Rafael Lovaton, son of
assassinated Dominican Repub-
lie strongman Rafael Trujillo,
has re-entered Staunton Mil
itary Academy here.
The boy had left the school
May 81 after receiving news of
his fathers death. The date of
his re-entry was not available.
Young Lovaton left the
school last May for Florida
where his mother, estranged
wife of Trujillo, had lived for
several years.
He has attended the school
or two previous years when he
was a member of the junior
varsity football team.
Evening star., 1961-11-29
U. 5. Unit Rolls
On Autobahn

BERLIN, Nov. 90 (AP).-A
motorized column of United
States combat troops rolled
across Communist East Ger
many to West Berlin today in
another of a series of f. quent
moves apparently affirming
allied access rights to the
isolated city.
The first group of IS men OF
Company D, lSt Battle Group
7th Infantry, Sd Division, rolled
into West Berlin on schedule
after an uneventful trip along
the 110-mile super-highway.
The company commander, 1t
Gerard Devlin of Waltham
Mass, said Soviet officials hac
the Americans dismount from
their vehicles at both ends oi
the autobahn and counted
them. There was no contact
with the East German border
guards who control civilian
traffic.
Soviet sources say the Rus
slams are unhappy over the
United States. Autobahn cross
ings which take place at least
once a week. However, they
have made no move to inter-
fere.
The company, based Derma-
nently in West Germany, is
scheduled for several days
training in West Berlin, mean
while relieving part of the g.
500-man United States combat
force in Berlin for atraining ir
West Germany.
A bale Of cotton was lashec
to 1t. Devlin's lead jeep. 1t is
the historic symbol Of the 7th
Infantry, which fought,the bat
tie of New Orleans in 1915 be.
hind cotton bales and is nick.
named THE Cotton Pickers.