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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-11-17

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PLANTS - TURNIPS ~ Jersey
and Charleston Wakefield Is
cents per 100. Turnips $1.0O
bushel, you pick. w. E. Brad
shaw. Green Bay. u-l7-2p(F)
TURKEYS = fresh dressed. Ar
thur and Leroy Welchlin, Farm
vile Elk 2-5457. 11-17-2t
BULLS - Registered polled Here
ford, IL to IS mo. old. Reason
able. E. r. or J. c. Tilman. LY
8-4734. Powhatan, Va. Y mi.
from intersection Hwy 522 and
III on Hwy. I'll. 1l-l7-6tp
FIXTURES Retiring from
business. we are Offering our
store fixtures for sale. consisting
of counters. tables. neon lights.
cash register. show cases. etc.
All at reasonable prices. Versers.
Farmville. ll-1O-4tp
FORD VICTORIA, 1857 in top
mechanical condition. May BE-
seen at Peters Motor Co., Crirh-
berland, $4,000, $295 down, will
finance balance, No Trade J. T.
Williams. 11-10-2t(F)
GUNS - Savage. Over and I'm
der % calibre and .41O gauge.
$50. Also Winchester pump IL
gauge. SOS. Excellent condition.
Call Elk 1850. ll-l4-2p
THREE BEAGLE houndS-thor-
oughly broke. Bill Gates, Rice,
Elk 2-5356. 1l-l4-4p
II GAUGE SHOTGUN-Reming-
ton Sportsman Automatic. Used
only one year. One-third off cost.
Will accept monthly payments.
Robert E. Taylor, Elk 2-3l61.
11-l4-4t
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SKATES = Boys Chicago boot
skate, size Z. excellent condition.
Call Kirk Baldwin, Elk 2-43O4.
11-14-2p
PIGS - Poland China. H. H.
Simpson. R. l, Farmville; six
miles north Farmville on route
IS. 11-l4-2p
BULLS-Registered polled Here
ford. 8 to II months. Also open
and bred heifers. Geo. c. Hallett,
Crewe. Virginia. phone 8l36.
11-14-3t
BUILDING MATERIALS : l"
x6" X l6' oak fence boards, D4S
to 7-8" or can dress 1" thick hit
or miss at $85 per M, delivered,
r. C. Goodwin & Sons Lumber
Co.. Powhatan. Va. phone LY g.
4422. Hiatt
GAS STOVE & DINETTE TABLE
George Lloyd, Phone Elk 2-3947.
1l-14-2p
PIGS = Sc. two to three months.
Landrance Cross. near Abilene
r. c. Harkelroad. 1l-l4-2p
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-11-17

LONGWOOD
REALTY
CORNER LOT: Three bedroom
home, with ornamental wooe
beams in living room and din
ing room. Built-in china cup
board in breakfast room. Kitch
en-, with large pantry. Bath
screened back porch. carpOrt
and partial basement. Storm
windows and doors. Hot water
oil heat. House in excellent con
ditiOn. Conveniently located
$12, 500.
CAMPBELL COUNTY FARM:
498. IA acres. 200 open. with ex-
cellent bottom pasture land or
Stanton River. Tremendous
timber value. mostly pine. Corn
and wheat allotment netting
$1,000 per year in soil bank
-Four Tenant houses, cattle
barn. horse barn, granary anC
other outbuildings. Fronting or
state paved read. Excellent buy
at $4,000.
FARM: "a acres, S rooms. wealth
err boarded house with some
storm windows and doors, good
well house, with electric pump
copper water lines. cattle barr
with hay storage. Partially
fenced, some young pine, II
miles from town, fronting or
state road. $3.50.
FARM: 222 acres. completely
fenced. Is acres open in grass,
6 room house with some storm
windows and doors, 100 it. drill
led well, cattle barn, 2 large
chicken houses, IL acres tobac-
CO, 1876 acres wheat. II acres
corn, 8 miles from town, well
watered. lot of young pine
fronting approximately 2.40O it
on paved road. 500 900. 1/3 down
NEAR LONGWOOD COLLEGE
and Farmville Shopping Center
Unique comfortable home with
2 large bedrooms, living room,
family room. kitchen, break
fast room, bath and storage
room. Storm windows and doors
on lot 67x66. Only $1,000.
MODERN MOTEL: AAA, 4 yrs
old, containing Ia units, COM
pletely furnished, ceramic tile
baths. steam heat, air condi-
toned, 7 room home with
baths and Y basement on 31Z
acres fronting major high
ways. Net profit last year was
SIS, 10000. Selling price $62, 500.
WORSHAM: S rooms and bath,
built in kitchen cabinets, par.
tial brick. wide heart pine
floors, large shaded lawn. S., 500
Near Hampden-Sydney, Aircondi.
toned, Swimming Pool. a bed.
rooms. pine paneled den with
fireplace. 3 baths. beautifully
handicapped, 8 acres. Live in
comfort. This home should sell
quickly. Call for an appoint.
ment.
Inquire About Our
National Homes
THE Greens"
Quincy Sub Division)
Beautiful Homesites
. Town Woter . Sews,
. Fire Protection
Get A Lot For A
Little"
In The Greens
$50 Down, Terms To Suit The
Individual Budget
We have many other bargains ON
all kinds Of property. Contact Us
Tor further information.
LoNGWooD REALTY
CO., INC.
Municipal Building
Phone TX 1-S63B
rAxmvi1le. Va
C. H. (NIike) LAFOON
Realt0r
Home Phone Elk e.l37y
L0ngw0od Realty Co. Invites Yeu
70 Listen to WFLO, AM 4 FIN
Sundays 12:o5 to 1880 pm. d
"Sing Alsag With Mica"
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HOUSE - -Four rooms with acre
lot. Conveniently located in Cum
berland c. H. Phone Raymond
Boelt. Lyric $1,000, Powhatan.
Va. 1884 (F)
PUPS - German shepherd pup
pies, 8 weeks old. entitled to
registry. Ruby Redmond. Me-
herrin. Va. 11-10-6tp
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PANSY PLANTS - Well rooted
in individual containers. Assorted
colors. $1.0O dozen. Carter's
Flower Shop. Phone Elk 2-3151.
11-1O-6t
FARM EQUIPMENT - Ford
wood saw, 3-point hitch. good
condition. T. H. Redmond, Meher-
rim. Va. lilo ftp
SHRUBBERY Pyracantha,
Nandina. Chinese and japanese
HOLES. Lisustrum. Osmanthus,
etc. Orders taken for unstocked
shrubbery. Carter's Flower Shop.
Phone Elk 2-3l51. ll-1O-6t
FURNACE : Central heating
system for S rooms, burns coal
or wood. excellent condition.
Thomas Redmond, Meherrin, Va.
11-10-6tp
Settlers Two well-broke
Llewellyn settlers for sale Charles
Baldwin. R. 2. Pamplin, Va.
11-1O-St
OR RENT - Wheel chairs hospi-
tai beds. crutches. canes. or sick
room needs. Gray's Drug Store,
Farmville. e-20-t
PUPS Collie puppies. regis
tered. phone Elk 2-4183 or Elk 2
1880. Mrs. S. w. Putney, Jr.. R.
6, Farmville. 11-3-tf
STARTED PULLETS - Several
ages. Contact Southern States
Coop. Inc, Cumberland. Hy 2
2O81. 5-16-n
COIN HOLDERS and supplies.
New 1862 Red Book. Gray's Drug
Store, Inc. Phone Elk 2-S145.
Farmville. Slit
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NOTICE

NOTICE
OPEN THANKSGIVING ~ AS
usual $50 am. Roast turkey din
ners, all trimmings. Fresh select
oysters. Old Virginia Country
Ham. The College Shoppe.
1l-17-2p
PUBLIC NY Please take notice
on the LIST day of December, 1861
the undersigned will apply "a
the Virginia Alcoholic Beverage
Control Board for license to sell
beer at LeSueur's Super-Mark-
ct. junction Of Rts. us and 675
Arvonia. Va. Said beer to be
consumed off Premises. lie.
Sueur Richmond Slate Corp,
M. F. LeSueur, pres. & treas,
Joel M. LeSueur vice, pres.
1l-17-1t
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FOR RENT


APARTMENT - First Avenue.
Living room. dining room, kitch-
en-, and bath, three bedrooms.
Oil heat. j. H. Whitfield. 11-1O-tf
APARTMENT = three rooms,
heat and water furnished. 407 S.
Main Street, Phone Elk 2-5329.
11-14-2p
APARTMENT - heat, hot and
cold water furnished. Call Eek
2-44Ol. ll-l4-4p
APARTMENT 5 rooms, hot
water heat, storm windows. first
floor, located in Dillwyn. Contact
Mrs. Moss, phone WO 9-2O41.
l1-l4-4p
UNPUBLISHED APARTMENT
Four rooms and bath. Central
heat and hot water furnished.
One block from Prince Edward
Academy. Call R. T. Lovelace.
Elk 2-551O. 11-14-2p
HOUSE five rooms with bath.
708 Second st. Call Mrs. George
Kelsey, phone Elk 2-3318. 1l-14-4p
APARTMENT on Oak Street.
Call Charlie Hubbard. 11-1O-8pF
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RESIDENCE 3 bedrooms,
bath. central heat, modern htch-
en-. on edge of Farmville, Landon
Atkins. Realtor, Farmville, va.
9-29-tf(F)
APARTMENT three rooms,
bath. private entrance. Across
from new postoffice. John Nor
ris, Phone Elk 2-357l. 1l-7-9p
APARTMENT - 5 rooms and
bath. convenient to Longwood
College and business district.
water furnished. $50 mo. Long
wood Realty Co. Phone Elk q
1868 or night phone Elk 2-4375.
9-15-u
APARTMENT = 5 rooms, 2O9
Madison St. Howard Stuart, Elk
2-4295. lO-31-tf
APARTMENT 3 rooms and
bath. hot and cold water furn-
ished. 1l3 South Virginia Street,
immediate possession, $29 so per
month. Apply at Southside Sum-
dry Co.. phone Elk 2-3l54, Farm
vile. Va. ll-l7-4t
HOUSE Two-bedroom house.
I'll Orchard St., will accept re-
pair work Tor par. rent or sell
like rent. Phone Elk 2-50lG.
ll-17-4p
APARTMENT = First Avenue.
Living room, dining room, kitch-
en-, and bath, three bedrooms. Oil
heat. j. H. Whitfield. 1l-l7-tf
HOUSE five rooms and bath.
Jackson Heights. Immediate pos
session. Mrs. Earl Phaup, Farm
vile. 11-17-2t
BUSINESS BUILDING - East
Third Street 24x40; suitable re-
tail or office, plenty of parking.
v. V. Gordon, Elk 2-4l6l.
1l-17-2p
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-11-17

NUMBER l foursome bulbs. All
kinds. Bedding out bulbs. Strong
pansy plants in bud and bloom.
Cyclamen and mum plants. Col
Inns Florist. Phone Elk 1880,
Farmville. 11-l7-2p
HOUSE: 4 rooms. with bath. gas
hot water heater, newly built. on
South Bridge Street. $4,75O: $500
down, ba lance monthly pay
ments. w. w. Dickerson. l1-l7-4t
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SOLD

SOLD RECENTLY, the Harriet
Anderson tract in Cumberland to
F. o. Roberts by Jimmy Atkins,
with Landon Atkins, Realtor,
Farmville. 1l-17-lt
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FOR SALE

SEED - Wong Barley. Cleaned.
E. G. Dlnnavant. Meherrin. See
after 5 pm. week days, all day
Saturday. 11-17-2t
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SEPTIC TANKS AND DRAIN
FIELDS INSTALLED. ditchinA
and terracing. Ayers Building
Supply Co., phone Elk 2-3906,
Farmville, located on old Cum.
berland Road, Jackson Heights.
LIFT
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-11-17

BABY SITTING - will care for
children Of working mothers in
my home. Phone Elk 2-4O35.
1l-14-4p
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-11-17

HOUSE - -Four rooms with acre
lot. Conveniently located in Cum
berland c. H. Phone Raymond
Boelt, Lyric $1,000, Powhatan.
Va. 1884 (F)
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-11-17

MAID - 80 or older to live on.
Cook. clean. care for children.
$25 week. Call collect, day
Richmond, Elgin 1886, evening
288O275. u.14-3t
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-11-17

FORD VICTORIA, 1857 in top
mechanical condition. May b.
seen at Peters Motor Co.. Cum
berland, $4,000, $295 down. will
finance balance, No Trade j. T.
Williams. 11-1O-2t(F)
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-11-17

COMPLETE TREE service. fully
insured, free estimates. r. r.
Jones. Tree Experts. Box 316,
phone 1928. Lawrenceville. Va.
1O-24-llt
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-11-17

COMPLETE s E P TIC TANK
SERVICE: cleaned, repaired and
new installation. w. w. Dickerz
son. phone Elk 2-3556, Farmville.
O-2O-tf
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-11-17
SERVICES

ER-SPIRELLA - Indi-
vidually designed supports and
brassieres. Annie v. Putney,
Phone Elk 2-4468. 11-17-13p
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-11-17
HELP WANTED

SALESLADIES = For permanent
or part time position in new
shoe store. Good salary, COM
mission, store benefits. Apply
Mr.. Van Poplin, The Hub, Farm
vile. 11-1Q3ttFD
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-11-17

RESIDENCE 8 bedrooms,
bath. central heat, modern kitch-
en-. on edge of Farmville, Landon
Atkins. Realtor, Farmville, va.
9-29-tf(F)
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-11-17

BOOMERS AND BOARDERS -
retired or elderly people in coun-
try home; modern conveniences.
Nursing care when needed. Verna
B. Thomas, R. l, Box ID, Farm
vile. 11-1O-3p(F)
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-11-17

SALESLADIES AND SALES
MEN - For the following new
departments. being added to The
Hub: Ladies sportswear, Child
ren's department, and young
mems shop. Apply to Mrs. Hartig
at The Hub. 11.1O-3t(F)
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-11-17

WE CRY FOR YOU: Dickerson
Auction Co., phone Elk 2-3556,
Farmville. 1O-2O-tf
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-11-17

PIGS - Poland China. H. H.
Simpson. R. /, Farmville; six
miles north Farmville on route
IS. 1-l4-2p
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APARTMENT - 5 rooms and
bath, convenient to Longwood
College and business district.
water furnished. $50 mo. Long
wood Realty Co. Phone Elk 2
1868 or night phone Elk 2-4375.
9-15-u
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-11-17

COIN HOLDERS and supplies
New 1862 Red Book. Gray's Drug
Store, Inc. Phone Elk 2-S145,
Farmville. Gilt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-02-26

extra currcuar activities You have decided that you
want to study law at Harvard Law School You'll take
willingly enough. Harvard, Yale or Princeton.
Your first application, therefore, will be to one of
these three colleges But if your school limits the
Der Of your applications should not apply to all three
Your second application should instead, be made to
college where you believe your chances viii be some
what better Let's assume that in your Lehigh is
choose other schools your qualifications
acceptance quite likely Consult with your guidance
counselor.
AS your final choice, pick college where you believe
you are certain to be accepted. This need not, and
should not be college you consider inferior
In justice to yourself, make fewer than three
applications. Don't take anything for granted You
need insurance" college your list That means
q college that will almost surely accept you.
In general you must be in the top 10 per cent Of
school, in the top third to be likely candidate for most
and in the top half of your class to be admitted to your
own State university
But the student with even less than average grades
who Is intent going to college may still, with time
and money on his. side, get there -; III. .;e..
For students who are still two years away
from college, the SINGLE most important lesson is Show
by lettering your marks that your scholastic record
trend Is upward. g =
Is the outlook glum2 Not at all. II you earnestly
desire to get into college, you make 1t. even though
it Is not the college Of your choice.
But you should remember this: If the college situa
ton bad today, 1t shows every symptom of becoming
far tomorrow BY 1910 the competition for col
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-02-26
Money: An important Consideration

1961-62 academic year, the estimates are:
At State university about ST 900 year.
Ats private coed college about So 900 year.
At private mems college-about $4,000 a
year.
At a private women's college-about $4,000
year.
At an institute of technology about $1,000
O year. ...-, -.
Alta college of medicine about s., 800 year.
Multiply this by four and you'll get figure
approximating the cost of college career
And if you plan to 60 to professional or
graduate school, the figures go still higherl
Aliancsl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-02-26

Does it cost money to 60 to college? Yes.
Lots of it.
In ten months, the average student at
college of medicine spends more money for tuition
and living expenses than is earned in year by 40
per cent of the Nations families.
Both the cost of q college and the cost of
college living increased 10 per cent in 1859 over
the previous year. There is no reason to believe
that this trend won't continue. That is why each
year at least 100000 bright young men and wom-
en- are forced to end their formal educational
training with high school.
What must student pay for tuition, room,
board, travel and incidental expenses? For the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-02-26
COLLEGE,

OOMsinusd From Poss
they didn't feel they could abide the pressures and
competition.
Look, for example, at q recent freshman class ct
princeton. OF the 74 students 600 had been in
the top IS per cent Of their high school graduating
classes valedictorians and the aver
age set by the class in the scholastic aptitude test
was in the Nations top Is per cent.
These are the colleges with the highest tuition, the
highest living costs the greatest number Of applicants
the most stringent standards But they also mem
toned most frequently In who's Who"
They attract not only excellent students but Others
drawn by snob appeal
Some time ago a frantic father called me. "Help
my son get into Yale" he pleaded I asked why the
boy was so anxious.
WELL" admitted the father, che isn't the one who's
anxious although he ought to be. You see the head
of our company Is Yale man. but no other officer Of
the company has been at Yale or has son at Yale.
Now the president is going to retire could get that
Job without doubt If my boy were at Yale It would
guarantee real future for him, too"
I am fairly hardened by now, but admit that
was speeches.
Let facts and your own knowledge Of yourself help
you make the decision. We have not yet considered
whether the colleges you choose likely to choose
We're still in the state of the young in the midst
Of marriage proposal who hasn't any idea whether
his suit will be accepted. He's hopeful, and
There's just dfferencehe can't pause in the middle
Of q sentence to figure out with pencil and paper,
whether or not he's made the best possible choice
You can And think it would be helpful if you did.
Take pencil and paper, and together with your
parents answer these questions:
1. What geographical limitations are there on the
colleges I choose2
g. What spend per year for college tuition
and living costs?
g. Do want to 60 to a co-educational school only?
e. To church-related school only?
g. To some other kind Of specialized school?
g. Do insist q small school rather than large
university? Or vice versa2
T. Do plan to go on to professional or technical
training2
g. In view of all this what are the possible colleges
10 which to apply2
Ideally your list Of colleges should be prepared in
your sophomore LsSurely visits then be made
30 the various colleges But in any event it is list
better made late than never.
Odds are that you will not be allowed to apply to
each and every college your list Your high school
may not is the in New York City public school
system, permit you to send applications to more than
three institutions Other systems permit up to five.
Private schools more lenient.
Some students viii not have to file more than one
application You may be the fortunate who Is
Sured Of early acceptance But this Is still the rarity
More typical is the student who should and send out
three applications.
First let's assume the best: You stand in the top
10 per cent Of your class you are fairly sure that you
can do well the college board examinations; you
personabe and have participated in fair number Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-02-26

ege openings expected to be about double present
level The schools aren't expanding rapidly enough to
meet current demands.
In the 1906, college enrolment was little more
than million. This fall it is S75OOO0. BY 1870 It
will be above million. Plainly this means that you
must plan early From Wesleyan University in Connec
tlcut comes this statement for you: s.'
ut is advisable for parents and students to begin
to investigate and evauate colleges early in the students
secondary school career"
You may also find that the college of your choice
is denied to you because of intangible reason It
may be your religion the color Of your skim location
Of your home size Of the city in which you live second
airy school attend the amount Of money your parents
earn your SEX
OF these, the geographic quota may affect you the
most Most Of the colleges want to be national
institutions So the college arbitrarily devses geographic
cal quotas To make up class of 800 students, some
colleges will accept than 80 students from the
New York City area, more than $50 from New Eng
land more than 80 from the Far West The remainder
will be selected from applicants in the Midwest and
South.
It's important to emphasize that in most instances
the geographical quota represents honest earnest
attempt to build up undergraduate body OF varying
economic racial religious educational and geographic
backgrounds
Finally there is the question of money Lack Of It.
we are told by the Educational Testing Service keeps
perhaps 100000 bright high school graduates out Of COLI
lege each year. Just you have to take long, hard
look at the financing of your education, so does the
college When 1t can it will extend financial assistance
to you.
If it can't give you scholarship, you may borrow
long term loans at low interest rates Or the college
may help you get q part-time job waiting tables.
working in the college orchard, doing odd jobs on
the college grounds.
Don't let the question of money deter you from
making application for college you're BRIGHT you'll
get scholarship the second year. If not the first There
enough private and public student loan associations
to see you through.
Is it worth mortgagng your future to 60 to collegeP
Yes is In dollars and cents college degree will add
100000 to your lifetime earnings But what is more
important the education you get will make better
intelligent citizen You viii be able to understand
local. national and international issues better. And you
will be able to vote more inteLigentlya
Finally don't have your heart set on just one college,
There are scores of excellent colleges just right for you
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-02-26

NEXT WEEK: the second article Of this SERIES Dr. Fine will dis
whOt college admission boards look for In high school
records He also will tell you how advanced high school sudsas
con telescope their college careers Don't miss u. - p
The Nome nugget., 1961-12-08
Pilot Art Johnson and Passenger Missing On
 Flight from White Mt.

Art Johnson. Wien pilot and Alaska legislator, is reported missing with a patient for the hospital from White Mountain. The patient is Nora lone.
 He reported in at minutes to Ill this morning over Solomon and that was the last communication from him.
 Two weasels are standing by, ready to leave on a search mission as soon as the weather abates.
 Other air traffic is held ID due to the heavy storm with Alaska Airlines' flight, which arrived this morning. standing by to go to Kctzebue, and Wien's plane is standing by at Kotzebue, waiting to get into Nome.
 Two bush planes, piloted by Porter Loclxhard and Harold Pil- cher, who left Nome this morning landed at Teller and Kotzebue.
The Nome nugget., 1961-12-08
$31 Million in Work
 rojects Slated for Alaska in 1862

ANCHORAGE R Military and civil works projects valued at some $31 million will be con structed within Alaska in 1862 under the administration of the Army Engineers, the Alaska Dis trict Office of the Engineers re- ports.
 The planned military and civil works construction program for next year is approximately the saipe in valuation as the 1861 prUgram.
 The Alaska district office said 1862 military construction within the state will amount to slightly more than $28 million. Civil works construction, primarily small boat harbors, will total approximately $3 million, a Army spokesman said.
The Nome nugget., 1961-12-08
F.allmer 3-1 Favorite to Keep Middleweight Crown

LAS VEGAS, Nev. R The critics concensus today was that rugged Gene Fullmer and Benny GKid Paret will travel the full 15-round distance in their fight tomorrow night for Fullmer's share of the world miadleweight championship.
 Spokesmen for Fullmer. 30, from West Jordon, Utah, and his rival from Cuba, who holds the lndisputed weltcrweiaht title, seemed to ARree.
 Fllmer is a 3-1 betting favcrite.
 At stake will be his National Boxing Assn. crown. It will be his seventh defense since he won the title from Carmen Basilio in San Francisco Aug. 28, 1059.
 Paret's welterweight title will not be at stake AS far as the Nevada State Athletic Commis- sion is concerned, and apparently the NBA as well, Paret, "A, will reign over both the divisions if he beats F1lllmer.