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NOTE
Red View on Access
To Berlin Rejected

established corridors provided
adequate facilities to meet the
needs for such traffic, the
Western powers said. They
added:
THE Soviet Union thus rec
ognized that the air corridors
were legitimately used by the
civil aircraft of the allied
powers.
The Western note said the
Russians claim that the four
power status of Berlin has been
destroyed by acts of the United
States and its allies. But they
argued that it is plain to see
what divides Berlin in two"
1T is the wall of barbed wire
and concrete built on the sector
border by East German au-
thoritieS in violation of solemn
obligations freely and repeat
edly undertaken by the USSR.
This may be the true reality
which people living in the USSR
or under the East German au-
thorities must look in the face.
But the United States Govern
ment cannot admit that the
arbitrary application of force
can alter the legal or moral
foundation of rights and obliga-
tons"
Washington officials say the
Western powers are fully de-
termined not to permit any
interference with the Berlin air
traffic even if Russia makes a
separate peace treaty with East
Germany.
The air corridors have been
in operation since the end OF
World War II. Commercial
flights now average about &c.
900 a year in and out of West
Berlin. The flights originate in
West Germany or West Berlin
beyond the control of East
German officials and in this
respect are different from all
other access routes.
East German representatives
in effect control civilian traf-
fic to Berlin by rail, highway
and canal because such traffic
must pass through Communist
check points at the West Ger
man and West Berlin borders
with East Germany.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-09-08
Paul Shriver Gets
Guam Judgeship

President Kennedy today an
nounced he intends to appoint
Paul D. Shriver Of Denver as
judge of the District Court of
Guam for an eight-year term.
Mr.. Shriver, 81, served in the
Guam judgeship from 1850 to
1858. Last year and early this
year he was a consultant with
the House Committee on In
terror and Insular Affairs. He
held various positions with the
Federal Government in the
1905 and 1940s. &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-09-08
Soviet Fails to Move
Toward 7 oIksWithU.S.

The White House today said Soviet Premier Khrushchevs
talk about negotiations the Berlin crisis all public
relations far with direct communications seeking
Press Secretary Pierre Sanger told reporters
shchev public relations has expanded this
Mr. Salnger referred to speech and interviews by
Evening star., 1961-06-18

Betty Croker Au GTan Potatoes potatoes sliced just
right. Cheddar cheese that's nippy smooth
Add only water and butter minute to make. 30 to bake
Mooozine / June Ie. 1851
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FOR SALE

CHIHUAHUA puppies, Bob
Wilkerson Prospect, Elk 2-3977.
9-26-4t
THE FLOOR SHOP: Free esti-
mate on wall to wall carpeting,
for residential or church use.
Room size rugs available for i'm
mediate delivery. including all
wool twist carpet at $685. square
yard. Colorful braided rugs, 9 x
II rug size, 1875. The Floor
Shop, 1l9 N. Main Street, Farm
vile 8-22-tf
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BULLS -- to loan to farmer, one
year for their keep. Hereford.
Angus. and Holstein. See Ben
Howell, Farmville Livestock
Market. 9-27-4t
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

In execution of a deed of trust
by Raymond 1. Latham and
Shirley D. Latham recorded in
the Clerks Office of the Circuit
Court of Prince Edward County.
Virginia, in Deed of Trust Book
146, at Page 255, the undersigned
Trustees will offer for sale at
public auction
ON Monday Oct. 18th at
1l:OO am. EST at the site of
the property.
Directions to Property: going
west on 400 to Farmville, turn
left at Main Street stop light,
go next stop light turn right.
follows High Street into Old
Hampden Sydney Road about 5
miles. turn right on lane at sign
with Raymond I. Latham, ST..
on sign. Sign on lot.
The following Real Estate: All
that certain lot or parcel of
land. lying and being in Farm
vile Magisterial District. Prince
Edward County. Virginia. and
about 4 miles Southwest of the
Town of Farmville. on the line
between the Latham Property
and property of E. j. Ward
which said point is located 2l0
#. Southwest of the Northwest
corner part tof which the herein
conveyed property is a rart)
thence in an Easterly direction
in a line perpendicular to the
Ward Latham line, 210 #. to
an iron pipe: thence in South
erly direction on a line parallel
to the Ward Latham line to an
iron pipe; thence in a Westerly
direction on a line parallel to
the first mentioned line. 210 #.
to an iron pipe on Ward: thence
in a Northerly direction 210 #.
along the line of Ward to the
point of beginning and being a
portion of the property conveyed
to the parties of the first part by
deeds of Raymond T. Latham
and Elsie Latham Newell and
Morris Latham, dated July Is,
1858. recorded in the Clerks Of
flee of Prince Edward County,
and further being a portion of
the property conveyed by E. j.
Ward to Mary Keeton Latham
ISM h, dated September 4,
1913, recorded in D.B. 100. page
Is, reference being made to said
deeds for more accurate de-
scripuon of the conveyed prop
erty.
This being the same property
conveyes to Raymond l. Latham
and Shirley D. Latham, husband
and wife from Kenneth H. La
than and Doris Jean Latham.
husband and wife by General
Warranty of Title by deed dated
February 18th, 1861 and record
ed in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court of Prince Edward
County. Virginia in Deed Book
146, page 146.
TERMS OF SALE: S per cent
Down. Blance thirty 800 day.
Long term financing arrang-
ed on good credit references.
Given under our h ands this
18th day of September. 1861.
WILLIAM "A. SMITH, Trustee
GEORGE w. COLEMAN
Substitute Trustee
e-26-3t
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Registered Hereford Sale
Reod--Moor Forms "Key To
Progress" Sale
Saturday, October Z, 1861
1890 PM.
at the farm
four miles south Of Forest,
Virginia
" Bulls IS Females
An opportunity to buy some OF
the very best in Hereford breed
ing cattle in the East. Rugged
herd bull prospects. ready for
service. Foundation females. bred
and open. Bloodlines of the cato
Heirs, Hazletts, Real Silver Domi-
nos. and Husker Mischief. Horned
Pooled. Is top steers suitable
for All or FLA Projects.
The Virginia Home Of
QuoIity Herefords"
For Catalogues and Informo-
tiOn Contact.
6. M. READ, Owner
Forest, Virginia
Virginia Hereford Association.
Sale Manager
Owen Thomas III, Secretary
EchOls Building-StauntOn, Va.
TelephOne-TUxedO 6-0625
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Card OF Thanks

PARRISH = l wish to thank all
my friends for their kindness and
thoughtfulness, also the cards,
flowers and other expressions of
friendship. shown me while in
the Charlottesville and Southside
Community Hospitals. My thanks
especially to the doctors, nurses
and hospital staff. Ruby H. Far
IRISH. 103-lt
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Furniture and Appliances
REPOSSESSED

Just take over payments
Only $500 Weekly
Due to fomiIy difficulties
and finonciol problems, this
furniture must be sold i'm
medioteIy. Full boIonee now
only $597.50. No money
down. Just make payment
when it comes due in No
vember.
Group includes 2-piece nylon
blend frieze-covered sofa and
matching chair sofa makes in
to bed." 2 blond step tables and
matching cocktail table and cot
fee table. 2 tall decorator design
table lamps. Ape. master bed
room, Including beautiful seafoam
double dresser, master-size chest
on chest. big glamorous bookcase
bed with sliding panels. 2-tone d.
nette set with heat-resistant stain
resistant top: 1861 Admiral 14.3
Gu. Fl. refrigerator. automatic
defrost, full width 80 pound top
freezer compartment, 20 ID. cold
meat tray. 40 Id. food and vege-
table crisper. dairy bar and de-
luxe model. shelves on door. Full
size Sc in. stainless cleaning
white deluxe range. Refrigerator
and range have five year factory
warranty. This furniture original
ly sold for much higher and the
above items we're used less than
4 weeks. and can hardly be told
from new. See it in storage on
sale at
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-10-03
CLASSIFIEDS
FOR SALE


DELAVAL M1LKr>MACHINE =
Two to three units. Practically
new. Willie B. Bass, Rice.
10-3-2p
RECORDER: Voice of Music
tape recorder. Used very little.
One-half price. Willie B. Bass.
Rice. l0-3-2p
1913 PLYMOUTH. black, four
door. Excellent condition. Extra
clean. Four new tires. SITS 90.
Call YU 1855, Dillwyn. lO-3-4t
TURKEYS: Fresh Dressed. Or
der several days before desired.
Arthur e. Leroy Welchin Elk
2-5457. 9-26-4tp(Tl
PIGS = 7 weeks old. Jimmy
Eubank, Burkeville. Phone 2173.
9-29-tf
SEED Seneca seed wheat.
Thos. c. Xix. Prospect, Va.
9-29-3t
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GIANT

FURNITURE WAREHOUSE
9O9 w. Cary St.
Richmond, Va.
Open Daily 9 to 9 Mon. Thru
Friday. Closed Saturday
Open Sundays, 1900 to 700
Phone Milton 3-8448
Plenty of free parking
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-10-03
HELP WANTED

LADY apply in person at
Tastee Freez, route Is and 460.
Farmville. 8-18-tf
IF you are 40 to go years old
and have difficulty in getting or
holding a job, RaWleigh Retailing
can solve your problem. The
more you work. the more you
earn. Vacancy in Prince Ed
ward County or Buckingham
County. Write RaWleighs, Dept,
VAJ-72O-829, Richmond, Virginia.
1O-3-5tp(T)
A LEADERSHIP in Nationally
Advertised Products available in
Prince Edward. Buckingham and
PoWhatan Counties. Good income
and high earnings. Permanent.
Thorough training provided. Car
required. Age no barrier. Male
or Female. Write today for per-
sonal interview: G.. R. c., P. 0.
Box SOIL, Richmond, Virginia.
10-3-10p
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-10-03
Situation Wanted

COUPLE would like position on
general farm. Available immedi-
ately. Write Box F., "a Herald.
Farmville. 9-29-3p
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FOR SALE

SHETLAND PONIES = SIS and
up. C. L. Hardiman. Dillwyn. w
3-2278. 9-22-4p
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HELP WANTED

COLORED COUPLE, butler and
cook, for small private family
employing two others in house
hold. Pleasant accommodations;
$4,000 a month for trained cou-
pie. Days off and paid vaca-
tons. Charlottesville. 10 miles,
Waynesboro 8, Batesville. 8.
Write J. C. Newcomb, Green
wood, Virginia, or telephone
collect Glenview 6-3141. a-29-3t
SALEMEN - six Profile Home
salemen for Goochland, Amelia,
D1llwyn, Scottsville and Farm
vile. 60a commission, should
average $500 weekly. Call collect
Bill Gardner, Waters Homes,
Powhatan 5983O39. 9-29-2t
EXPERIENCED DAIRY MAN -
Needed at once. Nice house with
utilities. B. w. Gates, Rice, Elk
2-5O25. lO-3-2p
~>~
NEED MORE INCOME? SO year
old National Advertised Concern
has opening in Farmville for full
or part time dealers. Above aver
age income possible from start.
Ages q to 20 years. No expert
ence necessary. Write Products.
Inc, P. 0. Box SOIL, Dept. SO,
Richmond, Virginia.
9-12-26-1O-3(p)
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For fast results, use the Her.
aid Classified page.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-10-03
LIVESTOCK

WANTED - At our regular sale
Monday Cows. calves, bulls,
heifers. hogs and pigs. Need this
stock to fill our orders. Auction
Sale every Monday Farmville
Livestock Market. Phone Elk
2-5376. 9-29-4t
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FOR SALE

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ADDING MACHINES and Type.
priters. Southslie Business Ma
chimes. Corner Of Main and High
Streets, Farmville. 8-8-t
1858 OLDSMOBILE hardtop, new
tires. good mechanical condition.
Write co Box 1872, Hampden-Syd-
GOV Va 9-29-2t
DACHSHUND - Small; twelve
weeks, $40 and $50. Only two left.
Call EX2- 3646. Morris Rainey.
9-29-3t
COIN HOLDERS and supplies.
New 1852 Red Book. Gray's Drug
Store, Inc. Phone Elk 2-3l45.
Farmville. Slit
~>~~>
OR RENT = Wheel chairs hOSpi-
al beds. crutches. canes, or sick
DOM needs. Gray Drug Store
Farmvllle 6-20-t
STARTED BULLETS = Several
ages. Contact Southern States
Coop, Inc, Cumberland. Hy 2
'O81. 5-16-u
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~~T~~~
HOUSE = Five room, modern
house. Phone 2-3818. 1O-3-6tp
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FOR RENT

HOUSE : Five room. modern
house. Phone 2-3818. 10-3-6tp
HOUSE: three bedrooms, close
to Main Street. Elk 2-4363. 1O-3-1p
APARTMENT - first floor, 3
bedrooms, less than one block
from Longwood College. Heat.
hot and cold water furnished
SOS 90 per month. Call j. T.
Doyne, Elk 2-4726. lO-3-tf
UPPER APARTMENT on Oak
Street. Phone Charlie Hubbard.
9-29-1Op
APARTMENT - completely furn-
ished for young couple. Call Mrs.
Pearson, Elk 2-4362. 9-22-tf
APARTMENT - 5 rooms and
bath, convenient to LongWood
College and business district,
water furnis he'd. S55 mo. Long
wood Realty Co. Phone Elk 2
1868 or night phone Elk 2-4375.
9-15-tf
BEDROOM Go large, suitable for
couple or two girls, with kitchen
privileges. Phone Elk 2-4737.
9-12-tf(p)
APARTMENT - upstairs. Four
rooms. Heated. 600 A. E. Second
Street, Farmville. Mrs. j. E.
Tunstall. 700 NottoWay Ave.
Black tone. 8-15-tf
Evening star., 1961-12-17

LIoUOR-GROC., Nd: lge. volume
ideal for .; sell with property
100000 down. DI. 7-6500.
LIQUOR-over S25, 900 mo. vol.
owner ILL., low overhead, bldg
avail, long estah., good terms
Mr.. Kessler, JU. S-34S4.
ATKIN a. ELY TU. 9-310(
MEMS STORE, well established, do
ing large volume OF business. Rea
son for selling, owner has othei
interest; will entertain partne
with experience. Write P. o. Bo,
245, COLLEGE Park. Maryland,
Evening star., 1961-12-17

whenever you want to hire rent SELL trade buy or be
nlred call Star Classified trained Star Adviser will
nelp you compose an effective message that will give
you pest results at lower cost Weekdays, The Stars
evening selling strength will solve your problem On
Sundays, The Stars Classified columns are read bv
vast audience irresponsible, responsive people,
Evening star., 1961-12-17
PPERRoW REAL ESTATE AGENCY
lEkeulIlBIOn, va. HE Q.9SOc
HISTORIC TIDEWATER
SOUTHERN MARYLANn

FhqQUIEk CO.--House, III a. FoI
Information, call HEmlock 9-3O66;
dIter b p.m HEmlock O 1n1n
Evening star., 1961-12-17
TAVERN

Nearby Md: best equip: NO
COMPETITION; bldg. and bus.
both can be bought: reas. dn.
pymt.
Evening star., 1961-12-17
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
(cONTINUEDl
WILL SUBDIVIDE
o1.nOn SO. ET.

Into 1000 So, II. or larger sections
All on | floor. Clean, modern
warehouse. All utilities furnished
lmmed. occupancy. EXCLUSIVE
Mr.. Van Lowe. JU. S-304S or FE
$1,000.
JAMES L. DIXON CO., Realtors
Evening star., 1961-12-17
WAREHOUSES WANTED

FOR PRINT SHOP-Approx. 5000
IT., loading platform; Prince
Georges or ne. area; immed. oc-
cupancy. Call Peter Shookner at
HA. 2-S0Sl.
Evening star., 1961-12-17
E BROCK HALL MANOR
Agent on Property Today. 1-Dark
Phone Today Tor Brochure
M. LEO STORCH
BUILDERS LOTS

BLDG. SITES, $1,000 UP
In D. c. and nearby Maryland, on
terms you can afford.
KAY REALTY CO. RA. $4,000
Evening star., 1961-12-17

DELIC.. shop. ctr. Nd, S250 wk. !;
profit guar; nice loc.;; substantial
cash down DI 1-R5n0
Evening star., 1961-12-17
A. M. Roth Co., RE. 1880
INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED

INDUSTRIAL PROPERTIES wanted
for sale or lease.
A. M. ROTH CO., RE. 1880
Evening star., 1961-12-17
BARBER SHOP-DC
DELICATESSEN

3 chairs: estab. 20 years: $3.50
weekly income; low down payment,
balance in easy terms.
Evening star., 1961-12-17
SALE OR LEASE
27,000 So. Ft.
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
: ALEXANDRIA
5000 SO. FIT.

New prestige bldg. featur-
@4o-ft. clear span
-1S-ft. ceiling height
--Skylights
Covered dock loading
-Off-street parking
-Paneled air-cond. offices.
= Room for Future Growth
>. Call Mr.. Norris
WEAVER BROS, INC.
Realtors Mortgage Bankers
Washington Bldg. DI. 7-S3O0
APPROX. $500 So. #. in Rock
VILE, next to r.r. siding. Well
lighted, winter heat, summer &C.
Suitable warehouse or manufac-
turing. Phone 20. 2-39SS.
Evening star., 1961-12-17

HISTORIC TIDEWATER
SOUTHERN MARYLANn
l-25. acres, lz-mi. frontaee m
paved road; Cape Cod home. large
tobacco barn, implement shed fruii
trees: SOS acre tob. alIot': o.
mi: D. c.: $50, 900. ID
2-55 acres, 2-bedrm. home. large
parns. outbldgs.: SCOTT. frontaee
f,acre tob. allot.; 25 mi. d, G.;
CALVERT REALTY AGENCY
CORP, Elsie West Williams
lothian. Nd. Phone University z.
SOO6, II no answer call Prince
Frederick los
Evening star., 1961-12-17
Manovill Realty Corp.

BEER, Va; $4,000 net year for
family; $1,000 wk. bus, $1,000
down. Gibraltar, d.. 7-65OO.
BEER-GRILL, D. c.. 5 a.m.-7 pm,
closed Sun: good business terms
GIBRALTAR CO, Df. $500.
Evening star., 1961-12-17
CARWASH

Md; does over ST 1000 a
wk.; beaut. equip: additional beer
on sale will double business; run
by manager; wonderful oppt. with
small DIN pavnepf
Evening star., 1961-12-17

10 FINISHED ra-acre lots with
water, sewer and gas; good loca-
ton and well wooded
"a wooded h-acre lots with water,
sewer and gas: finished, in excel.
lent prestige area.
6 finished 12-acre lots in country
club area.
Is R-6O lots. excellent close-in
area. las is" or finished.
Good Subordination on all to re-
sponsible builders-LEON SISSON.
ANDRIS REALTY OIL. 2-907O
CHARLES COUNTY. MD. - Out
standing business location on 30l
highway in La Plata, Md. County
seat): also tracts l acre to 300
acres, near La Plata and Potomac
River Bridge. suitable business.
retirement homes, small farms,
fhSBHing S9REgn censfTs epre or sppdiyisions
3311. LA PLATA. ND.
CHARLES CO., corner Miller Aill
$500 dn.. $50 mo. cH. s-7743.
CHARLES H. JAMISON
so A., Georgia ave. ext: proposed
R199 coming, water now: sewer
cash; assume 5 ". nv $4,000 1st tat at
Sc.
110 A; Gsithersburg, apt. poten.
tial. Water now, sewer soon,
$3.50 per A. Terms.
325, A; . mi. hard rd. frontage,
half acre Zoned, z mi. Gathers.
burg. $1,000 per A. Terms.
315 A: Rock creek watershed, wa.
yer and sewer soon, 2 mi. hard-rd.
frontage, S1,500 per A. Terms.
100 A.: Rockville Jacksonville, n
mi. hard I'd. frontage, bordering
Seneca. $1,000 per A.
CHARLES II IANRTCNN
Evening star., 1961-12-17
HISTORIC TTDEWATER
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

3-rm. and bath home
porch, outbldg.. fruit trees, par.
tls4y furnished: SO mi. D. C,
% acres on paved road: 7.rm
frame home; . porches, includes
stove and refrigerator. fruit trees
out6ldgs: immed poSs.; 80 mi
D. c.; S12,50
3-Overlooking Patuxent River.
l6O-acre farm: suitable for to-
bacco, grain and cattle: Arm,
frame home; 6-rm. frame home
with bath. large tobacco barn,
dairy barn with electricity and
water. . sheds, outbldgs., 2 trac-
tors with complete equipment, g.
acre tob. allot., arteSian we'll; 46
mi. D. c.
REALTY AGcY. CORP.
Prince Frederick. Md. Phone los
II no answer call lS4 or 354
Evening star., 1961-12-17

BEER WINE
Ideal for couple; 50eo
sandwiches and coffee: rent in
cludeS living quarters; little cash
required.
Evening star., 1961-12-17
MITES OFFICES, STUDIOS for RENroFFcEs STUDIOS FOR RENT

SMALL GROCERY STORE with 3.
rm: apt. Easy to operate. ideal fol
retired couple. Suburbs OF Wash.
tngton. Approx. net, SIS per week
$4,000 cash takes all. Cheap rent
BILL. AP. 7-hRAn.
Evening star., 1961-12-17

DOWNTOWN BUS. AREA : From
$50 per mo-: single or suite. 945
Pa. ave. NV, or Atlas Bldg, F
at 9th NV MA 2-S0oh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-08

The concrete suitcase trick in MOscOsC
The English, said Allen, are exceedingly
polite and cooperative. Almost any male the
girl glances at will rush to her assistance even
though it's pretty sticky wicket.
"a lot of them get deeply concerned and
explain to the girl that she rahlly should not
go about with such heavy luggage because
she might Ueddy well injure herself.
"The Moscow trip gave me the feeling
that the average Russian is pretty much like
everyone else, with an interesting difference.
1t was rather hard to get men to worry about
the girl. I guess Russians take it for granted
that sCOn'en can manage heavy loads - after
all, sOOmen ,oOrk as ditch -diggers and snO.C-
shOreIers. One Of our best shots shOus lady
WindoW cleaner working ten stories up
and sCithOut a safety belt!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-08

'And there's one other difference too:
The Russians never seemed to suspect that
the whole thing could be joke.
Gas matter of fact" said Allen, when
l come to think of it, that may be the main
difference between Russia and America. Be-
cause here, our problem has always been
that people are quick to sense joke. Lots
of guys will take crack at the suitcase and
back away wagging their finger, as if to say,
'Oh, no, sister, you're not going to catch ne!'
Americans are definitely the hardest to
fool. And l think that's healthy sign.
We're still ready to believe that people do
things just for the fun Of ii, and that there's
still room for joking in the .OOrEd."
M1A1 0te
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-08

interested in buying a suitcase today
'And when you can get Frenchman to
bite, he quits right away when he feels the
weight. 1t offends his sense of logic. "'NOn,
non, c'ess imPossibIer he'll shout, waving his
arms. tCest four - This is Madness
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-08
scandal Camera" in Moscow

well, IT SEEMS there was this pretty girl
on a street corner and she had two suitcases,
one of them filled with concrete -.
What's so strange about that? 1t hap.
pens all the time on Candid Camera" In
fact it's Producer Allen Funt's most reliable
gag - always gets a laugh from the TV
watchers. The way it works, of course, is
that some debonair young wolf comes along
and offers to help the girl, then discovers he
can't even lift the suitcase off the ground.
The Candid Camera catches the whole scene,
and it's often classic.
The suitcase stunt
"But we ran into trouble in Moscow
Allen told me. when we took Candid
Camera to Russia this summer, We hired
pretty American student to do the concrete
suitcase bit. And you know what happened?
lot of those big Russkies just picked it up
and breezed off with it - all $50 pounds of it!
And YOU don't beiie,e me, uutch the pictures
themselves. They're scheduled for an October
program"
Allen has worked the suitcase stunt in
several European cities. asked if he had
found differences among European men.
mo great differences" he said. But
there are HnLe differences. For instance, the
French don't like to get involved in street
incidents, and they're very clever at not
understanding what the problem is. They're
apt to say something like:
"'NOn, nerci, mGdemOiSeIIe, | am not
Evening star., 1961-06-17
Try Using Seat
Without a Back
By BETTY PEPIS
Contributing Writer

There has been a notable
trend recently toward the use
of seating pieces devoid Of a
back. Although these are not
to be recommended for COM
Portable sitting during an
evening of conversation they
do have other and decidedly
decorative advantages when
used for extra sitting.
And the newest of this
type to be introduced at the
summer home furnishings
markets in Chicago converts
to a bed. The piece has low
upholstered arms at either
side. Its lines are softened
with q round bolster at each
end but no back.
Use Anywhere
Because of its tailored un-
bedroomy look. 1t would be
happily at home even in a
living room where it might
be placed jutting out from
the wall in a room where
an entrance door opens di-
rectly into the room. Such
a piece is ideal in this stu
alton for it creates a kind
Of foyer without barring the
view into the room beyond.
Yet this quite formal piece
converts to a bed that is