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Evening star., 1962-10-03

About 6 pm. on January II,
1860, after completing her days
work as a clerk in the National
Guard Bureau at the Pentagon,
Mrs. Allan S. Potter, sr., re-
turned to her Silver Spring
home and found a note from
her husband.
1.-The note was on the dining
room table," she recalled yes
terday. "It said, I'm going to
Wheaton Plaza to see about a
job
"The shopping center had
just opened up about that
time" she said. II think he
was trying to get a sales job
with Montgomery Ward. He
was a housepainter but he had
once sold vacuum cleaners"
That was the last word Mrs
Potter had about her husband
for 80 months.
At 8 am. yesterday, a Mont
gomery County. polio e m a n
awoke her at an Alexandra
Evening star., 1962-10-03
FALLS CHURCH
'Overtesting' Students
Viewed as Possibility

through 10, told the board that
the chief need of the seventh
grade is guidance on environ
mental and social problems in
volved in entering high school.
In other business, the board
approved a total of $2,625 in
tuition scholarships for 10 chill
dren to attend schools outside
of the city Of Falls Church.
Also passed was revised
regulation which has the effect
of increasing emergency and
sick leave for teachers from 10
to 13 days a year.
Evening star., 1962-10-03

Store Hours: Mondays, Thursdays and Fri.
days, $50 am. to pm. darlington Only
Open It'll 9:3O); Tuesdays, Wednesdays and
Saturdays, $50 am. to 6p.m. Free ParknEs
Evening star., 1962-10-03
Vienna Man Dies
Of Crash Injuries

Joseph B. Kidwell, 40, of
Route 4. Vienna, Va, died to-
day at Fairfax Hospital of in
juries suffered September q
when the car he was driving
swerved off the road, turned
over and hit a fence.
Police said his car, travelling
south on Route 1913, ran off
the left side of the road about
a mile and a half south of
Tyson's Corner.
Evening star., 1962-10-03
Science-Industry
Show Scheduled

A three-day Montgomery
County Science Industry Show
case opens at 10 am, October
IL, at the Silver Spring
Armory.
Some 80 private and govern
mental organizations will have
exhibits in the showcase, &C
cording to Co-Chairmen David
L. Cahoon, county council
president, and G. Gregg Evern-
gam, Silver Spring Board Of
Trade president. The event is
sponsored jointly by the county
council and the board of trade.
A series of four science SEM
mars will be held october II
and IL for student groups from
area public and private schools.
The public also is invited to
take part in the seminars.
Evening star., 1962-10-03

has hinted that the reelection
forces backing Gov. Tawes have
approached him about coming
back into the camp.
Pay Raise Supported
On a wider front, Mr.. Sickles
yesterday urged passage of the
Federal pay raise bill. He noted
the measure will benefit some
$4,000 Maryland residents en-
ployed by the Government, plus
another 10000 pensioners and
survivors.
Elsewhere on the campaign
front, Herbert R. O'Conor, jr.,
directing the Tawes drive. de-
clared the Governor has
bolstered the States economy
in the last four years.
Mr.. O'Conor made his re-
marks in an address at a rally
in Chestertown. Kent County.
He claimed the Wall Street
Journal, in a survey published
last July 6, singled out Mary
land for its fiscal health.
He said part of that health
derives from the efforts of the
Department of Economic Devel-
opment. The Republicans
turned down creation of a SIM
liar department six years ago,
the Democrat claimed.
That action, Mr.. O'Conor
said, dramatically illustrates
how differently the Democratic
Party reacts to a problem when
compared with the Republican
Party"
Economies Transformed
He said the economic devel-
opment agency'S work has been
Transforming the economies of
Kent, Garrett, Allegany, Fred
srick, Prince Georges and Mont
gomery counties.
On the Republican side gu
bernatorial contender Frank
Small, jr., said this:
II have never received the
support of slot machine opera
tors and I have never received
any contributions from them"
Democrat David Hume had
accused Mr.. Small of following
"the instructions of the slot
machine people to the very
letter."
Mr.. Hume, unsuccessful DEM
ocratic gubernatorial contender
In last Mays primary, is an
outspoken enemy of the slot
machine interests in Southern
Maryland.
Mr.. Small argued that slots
represent a local issue. Gov.
TaweS recently Endorsed plans
for a Statewide ban on the
gambling devices.
Evening star., 1962-10-03
Baker Reps
9th District
Apportioning

Joe Baker, Republican can
didate from Maryland's 5th
district, today declared that
Prince Georges County alone
should be a congressional
district.
Mr.. Baker, who would repre-
sent Prince Georges if elected
said he opposes the new con-
gressional 9Th district of Prince
Georges and Howard. 1t was
cut out of the present 5th dis
trict by the 1861 Maryland
Assembly,
Instead, Mr.. Baker said he
would work for making Prince
Georges a district by itself,
leaving Howard in the 5th dis
trict, and giving to the Balti-
more congressional districts
that small part of the city now
lying in the 5th.
Mr.. Baker attacked his OPP
ponent, Representative Lank-
ford, Democrat of Maryland, for
supporting the new 9th district.
The Republican challenger
said that approval of the new
eighth district in a referendum
November 6 will mean that "the
voice of Howard County's vot-
ers will be lost in future elec-
tions besides the hundreds of
thousands of residents OF
Prince Georges County"
The new eighth district was
successfully contested in a ref
erendum drive, and Maryland
this year will elect one at
large Congressman as a result.
The Democratic candidate
for the at-large seat. Carlton
R. Sickles, favors the Prince
Georges-Howard district, but
1t is opposed by his Republican
rival, Newton 1. Steers.
Evening star., 1962-10-03
Pollock Gives SickIes
Unsolicited Support
BY JAMES B. ROWLAND
Star Staff Writer

Carlton r. Sickes congressional campaign has the
unsolicited support of Baltimore political boss James Jack
Polack
Mr. Sickles candidate for Marylands at-large seat in
the Democratic ticket emphasized today that he
did not seek Poack support does need 1t to win and
Evening star., 1962-10-03

death, his widow said. During
the previous year he had un-
dergone two operations S for
stomach ulcers and related ILL
Evening star., 1962-10-03

nesses. He was respondent and
nervous. she said.
Mrs. Potter could not say for
how long she continued to be-
Evening star., 1962-09-02
FARMS
(coNTlNUEol
HISTORIC TIDEwATER
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

1-Harwood. 5 acres. 2-bedrm.
home. expandable attic, central
heat. S13.500. owner viii fin
ance: additional acreage avail
able.
2-5 acres. 3-oedrm. masonry
home. full basement, shaded lawn.
garden space stream. GOOD re-
Sidential area, S17.500.
go acres, 2-bedrm. home.
central heat. bath. S16,5OO.
REALTY AGENCY
CORP. Elsie West williams,
Lothian, Nd. Phone University q
S0O6. II no answer call Prince
Frederick los.
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tcoNTlNUEoI

1873 MASS. AVE. N.w.-sP zone
prof. or organiz., air cond.. ESQ
50. q. HO. 2-4700. RA. 6-1644.
927 G ST. NV.
1000 So. IT. on 2nd Fioor-Sf 90
WASHINGTON RLTY.. Pa. 3-s3O0
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MAIN ST, MT. AIRY

NEGLECTED. I4-acre farm. Arm.
Gonisa GHSniEslOc Co. esf Ss ssf5 $4,000 q with 800
dn.. S35 mo. Same price. terms.
buys S-rm. house. acre lot on edge
Of Town Of Columbia near james
River. Needs repairs but livable.
Phone Mr.. Porter 239. Louisa.
Va. 1851. nights. COOKE AGCY.
NICE Groom bungalow. bath, z
acres. spring, etc. On state road
near nd rd.. as mi. So. of D. C.
Rural but nice. S6,95O with $500
dn., $500 in 30 days, $50 mo.
Also. As acre farm, 5-rm. house,
stream, etc. $3.50. Same terms
& location. Phone Orange. Va.
7344 Brooks Ag'y.
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PAUL B. GANLEY

nOo os 0xA4NAG L
sS-acre dairy farm, 3 acres wood
land. balanced crop and pasture.
9-rm. stone and frame home
Eigh elevation. 1-mi. road 'front.'
age. Excel. water. $4,000. Good
financing and possession. Owner
will sell stock and equip.
40 acres. near Myersville-Lovely
21z-story, center hall, modern A.
bedrm. brick home on crest over
looking a large stream. Bank barn.
machinery shed, garage, ETC.. bldg.
PERI. for horses or beef cattle.
Ideal location for swimming pool
mr.. house with abundant water
supply. S27,5OO. 1 hr. from D. C.
136-acre D. C. dairy farm, 3O-stall
barn. loafing shed, bank barn.
silo, excel. water. 4-bedrm., bath,
frame and stone home. Asking
S45.000. $4,000 cash, balance
over Is yrs.
321 -acre D. C. dairy farm. Near
Point Of Rocks, Md.-43-stall
cry shed. silo, milk line, barn
cleaner. Large brick and frame
home. Asking S7s,400. An ex-
Gel. buy.
office open Sun. Mon. labor Day..
Dial now: 30l-Mo. 3-652s.
PAUL B. GANLEY
300 Wilson Place. Frederick. Nd.
Evening star., 1962-09-02
MT. AIRY
ESTATES
3 TO 10 ACRE
FARMETTES

Beautiful scenic country in
a Frederic County restricted
area about 40 miles from the
city on fine roads Own
the land upon which to build
your home now or later
There are some wooded and
cleared tracts, some with
stream. A wonderful location
for weekend or summer re-
treats or year-round living
Small down payments.
Balance on convenient terms
over q period of years. Our
offices open all day Satur-
day and Sunday. visit US
for full information and see
the property.
JOHN j. PRICE, REALTOR
MAIN ST, MT. AIRY
Evening star., 1962-09-02
HISTORIC TIDEWATER,
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

OOUIdEhN MARYLAND
1-139 acres, . farm houses, A
barns. outbldss., acre toh,
alot.. wells, timber, view d
mi. d. c., S45.000.
2-l50 acres. gentle rolling land,
sunken silo, upright silo. corn
house. 2 barns. lake, long road
tiearsd iiES1SSss fenced, s% t.D.st So bo5's ssrss
ideal for cattle or horse farm.
beautiful building sites with
panoramic view Of Patuxent
River. ideally located. priced for
quick sale. 40 mi. D. c.
3-charles County, $50 acres. sos
Cleared, / tenant i. houses GUS with With
electricity q running water;
modern 2-bedrm. main home,
landseaped: tob. barns. 5
Sf1stOr' VirsiS t,mse1 T5sa eS@Dlese ss i nseuie,
frontage on main road.
4-2 acres, modern frame home,
hot water heat, screened porch. 3
rm. guest cottage, on paved
road, immed. poss.. $1,000.
5-l2.e acres on county road.
barn. stable, 8 acre tob. allot., IS
mi. d. c., $500.
CALVERT REALTY AGCY., CORP.
Prince Frederick, Nd. Phone los;
II no answer call 1S4 or 354.
HOWARD COUNTY
35-acre farm. good 7-rm. house,
barn, pond site. Just completed,
Brick Rambler. bedrms., 2 baths.
table-spaee. kitchen. finished rec.
Tnn-, attached garage on 1-aere
MeHENRY co. Atlas e-s152
LAND WANTED
Howard and Prince Geo. Counties.
so ACRES UP-JU. s-39S5
LEESBURG AREA-375 acres, 3
houses. 2 mi. road front, lovely
Broom stone house for estate or
development.
HAROLD E. BRUZEE
REAL ESTATE 703-s22-51I7
Loudoun County, Va.
One Of the Few farms Of this tvue
still remaining within easy COM
muting distance to d. c. The To-
room. almost completely remodeled
Georgian manor house, SUR
rounded by boxwood gardens, is
awaiting someone's finishing
touch to again become one Of
Louooun's finest estates. This
property Of 256 acres is ideal for
use as q horse or cattle breed
ms farm. Butldings alone are
land cost only SI00 per acre,
40l acres in Loudoun County's rich
farm belt, with an ultra-modern|
stone, radiant-heated 3-bedroom
and den rambler with rec. room.
Office, laundry room. and 2-car
garage in basement Words cannot
describe the panoramic view from
the 14-ft. living room picture
window or the beauty and utility
of its kitchen. This farm includes
the main home. 2 tenant houses,
priced at only S2S7 per acre In
Guiding the $50. 600 main home
We challenge you to find its
equal in or near Loudoun County.
Speculative Buys
Near Dulles
Al acres with "a mile hard-ton
road frontage. Readily divisible
into four l0-acre tracts. A real
bargain at $50, 900.
73z acres one mile south Of q. 4
rue. OO just east OF Ienah, Eoned
one-acrs residential, and in the
Broad Run watershed, at the low
price Of $3.50 per acre. Good road
frontage.
10 acres between Broyhilrs Sterling
Park and the Holiday Inn site
with house, oltblildings, and In
dnstrial zoning. Priced at $4,000
per acre.
POND & WALLACE
/ Z. Market Street
Leesburg. Va.
Phone: 703-777-4SOO
Ewes. and Sun. 7O3-777-lb2l
703-327-47O3
L0UD0UN CO.-I65 acres. horse
and cattle farm, streams. nice 4.
bedrm., III bath home, guest cot
tage barn, etc. beautiful view.
S43 800. FAIRFAX REALTY, CIR.
Evening star., 1962-09-02
BUY THESE LABOR DAY
CHARLES H. JAMESON

-
CHARLES H. JAMISON
II A. Lee, white frame center
fssh, fsH mouse lly rm.,, din. rn., old
Kit, 4 bedrms., new bath. ldry.
rms huge. red barn with horse
stalls. spring-fed lake, Abundance
o. shade, on hard road in Fred
eLlck Co., M. Hyattsville inter-
enange. 81, 900. Terms. "a cash.
u A. S-rm. frame house, liv. rm.,
din. rm., doctors office or den
lge. KIT, 4 bedrms., bath, furnace,
S,ear garage, partly wooded.
PACK top drive, traversed by Little
Monocaey River, excel. view 80
MI. ID. c. S2D,5O0. terms.
go A, POOLESVILLE-Pre-Civil
war stone house, bath. oil heat.
ing dairy, misc. farm bIdes' S4OO
per acre. Terms.
225.A, POOLESyILLE Est, splen-
Old 6-rm. brick and stone RAM
pier; big entr. hall. Ice. liv, rm.,
MOD. Kit, bedrms., . baths.
picture window, firepi., din. rm,,
spacious rec. rm. w/firepl., maid s
rm. with bath, ldry, rm., furnace
rm., scr. enel. breezeway, flag
stone terri, att. 2-car gafage w
shower. 6-rm. tenant house, bath.
o.h.;w;h- 8 excel. farm bidgs.,
good feneing, 2 springfield lakes,
gently rolling land, 3,0O0-ft. road
Irontage, superb panoramic view,
bank and country club. ideal for
young exec. gentleman farmer, OF
family desiring open space. S125,-
900. Terms, "a cash
Evening star., 1962-09-02
Speculative Buys
Near Dulles
POND & WALLACE
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ONAOOmEA1 NOONIL
ExECUTIvES-Commute With ease
from this lovely 45 acre Mont-
gomery. Co. farm located only 80
Minis. from d. c. 5 bdrm, mod
ernized farm home ideal for COM
Portable country living. Lee. liV-
ing rm. with fireplace, sep. din
ing rm. and truly a country kitch-
en-. 2 baths, hot water central
essary outbldgs. for horses or cat
tie. Stream, some wooded. S59,-
600. Terms $4,000 cash, bal
anee In LIST trust.
DAMAsCUs-20 acre farmette with
older stucco Colonial home. 4
bdrms.. lge. living and dining
rm., modern kitchen, bath. all
necessary farm bldgs. for horses
FREDERICK COUNTY
Beautiful cattle or dairy farm
presently in high state Of pro-
duction. rm. modernized home.
Owner will install central heat,
149 acres with long hard road
frontage. All necessary bldgs. In
excellent repair. S57,5O0, terms.
69-aere dairy or beef farm, 5 bed
rm. farm home with bath. Lge,
bank barn, lge. year-old silo, 2
streams, long hard road frontage.
MAYNE REALTY co.
924-2S31 oLNEY 924-4000
MONT. co. on Rte. 100 near
Poolesville - 32S acres. Another
farm, 267 acres on Rte. l07.
Your offer invited. or both
tracts. Ewes, Sat and Sun. j.
HELLER; SO; s,4422; INVESTOR
Evening star., 1962-09-02
EASTERN SHORE

ST. PETERS CREEK-5O acre:
near Champ. Attractive moderr
house. new pier, good outbuild-
NOME CREEK PLANTArIoN-23C
acres, mile waterfront. Restored
3-bedrm. house 2-becrm guest
cottage, fine barn, other bldgs
Productive ,and. In perfect condi-
ton. S6l. 800.
TEEM1NG-With geese, ducks, deer
partridges is this 271-acre place
near Marion with so acres oysters
in addition. so acres high state OF
cultivation. Over ! mile Of deer
waterfront. Ia bath main house,
tenant house: Only $4,000
EARLY BRICK HOUSE, l720.-
13 acres. Long frontage deer
uater pinr hnathna,.n 800 nnn
Evening star., 1962-09-02
CROOME AREA


P. @, County-5O acres fronting
hard-surface road. 10 mi. from
d. C., near 30l and Upper Marl-
boro. Priced for immed. sale.
HALL REALTY CO. 736-5s34. :
DAIRY FARM FOR SALE = I04
acres. machinery and dairy equip
ment, $500. As head Of cattle
SlO.950. 7-rm. house, modern
conv.. $1,000. Dairy barn, 10
stanchions. milk house. and con-
crete silo. $500. 4Ox9O loafine
shed. S6.600. 1O4 acres at S122. so
per acre. Total valuation S49. 500.
Approx. 81. 400 q month income
Easy terms. Call H. B. MITCHELL
CO, INC. Herndon. Va, 703-
437-1l35 or 703-759-2lS3.
DULLES AREA - 5 acres. 7-rm.
brick house (unfin.). tall trees.
stream. S17. 800 or house and
acre. S9,500. E-Z terms. 703-
2OO-E11~
Evening star., 1962-09-02

AIR C0ND. modern offices. 18th
and Park I'd. NV. 900 50. IT. suit.
for medical or other professional
uses. All utils. 5000 mo.
ICULMORE REALTY CO.
JE. 4-6o50 EM- 2-4626
Evening star., 1962-09-02
FOR RENT OR LEASE
FURNITURE BUsINEss-Used an,
0ENERAL MERcHANDIsE. $500

meat business. beer. gas. slot ma
chimes. midway between Laurel
Baltimore and Glen Burnie. Ap-
pFox. 4 acres, beautiful living
quarters. complete laundry rm.,
h.-w. h. Call ELDRIDGE. MD,
11An hat and < nm
Evening star., 1962-09-02
BUSINESS oPPoRTuNIfIEs
tcONTlNuEDl

LGE. DOWNTOWN RESTAURANT
Fully equipped. steam table, etc,
air conditioned, suitable for beer
or liquor sales, $500 mo. (Nc
down payment.l. DIXIE HOUs-
ING co. NE $1,000 or I'm
Evening star., 1962-09-02
QUALIFICATIONS

"a Sales or business exp. with
ability 10 hire. train and contro
sales org. as well as independent
distributors.
f2l A good reputable BACKGROUND
(3D Financially able TO invest 81,
, BIG. Investment fully secured. II
you have all the above quail
fications. write, giving full resume
70 Box No. 275-Z. Star.
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Evening star., 1962-09-02

2ls ACRES rolling land v/river
frontage, 81 acres wooded. 4-room
turn. house. Ideal for week ends
and hunting. Plenty Of deer. 90
mi. from Warrenton. lust S1OO
an acre 500 total Price
Evening star., 1962-09-02
A&E OFFERS TO

Tremendous opportunity to add
salt pretzel franchise to present
eifAhfSn esh fo4 farther fis Is nSs iIem
ATKIN & ELY, TU. 2-310O
Evening star., 1962-09-02
SELF-SERVICE MARKET

Owner quotes over $4,000 wkly.
cash business, same owner over
10 yrs. top money maker. Priced
reasonably. Wonderful terms to
responsible purchaser. Wonder
ful opportunity for partners or
large families. Ewes. and Sun.
shea Chaeen pa R-SAQQ
Evening star., 1962-09-02
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

ABLY ACCREDITED MOTELs FOR
SALE-Fnn time motel specialist
has profitable motels available.
JOE H. THOMPSON, IA. $1,000
Evening star., 1962-09-02

BEAUTY PARLOR and . apis. in
this white painted, masonry bldg.
Excellent potential. Customer list
provided. Proven to be profitable.
Acre lot. Adjoining commercial
with frontage on 2 roads. S29,500.
Evening star., 1962-09-02

35-acre farm. good 7-rm. house,
barn, pond site. lust completed.
Brick Rambler. 3 bedrms.. baths,
table-spaee. kitchen. finished rec.
rnn-, attached garage on 1-aere
,lloott;;v,,1v lot; -
Evening star., 1962-09-02
LAND WANTED

Howard and Prince Geo. Counties.
30 ACRES UP-JU. s-39S5
LEESBURG AREA-375 acres, 3
houses, 2 mi. road front, lovely
9-room stone house for estate or
HHPOTn 2 ppTTzEE
Evening star., 1962-09-02

RESTAURANT
Business over $1,000 wkly., 8
days. closed Sun. Equipment cost
over $4,000. $1,000 down will
handle. Exclusive.
Evening star., 1962-09-02

With Sun Oil Companies expanding
construction program in the North.
ern Virginia area, there will be
very profitable service stations
available soon. For information
and an appointment call ewes.
Sat. and Sun. Mr.. Ferguson, 549.
1885 or Mrs. Crockett JE. 2
Evening star., 1962-09-02

TRUCKING BUS. well estab. and
equip, excel. vol. bus, good terms.
GIBRALTAR CO. DI. 7-6500
UNIFORM SHOP. long established,
central location. wholesale and re-
tail trade. ST. 3-446l.
Evening star., 1962-09-02
MAYNE REALTY CO.
7TREMENDOUs OPPORTUNTTY

We'll established electrical appli-
ance business for sale. by pro-
prietor. In large shopping CEN
ter parking 5000 cars. profit
able but must sell due 70 illness.
Box 6736. IT. Davis Station.
Evening star., 1962-09-02
FARMS
Aereage-Farms-Homes

ORLEAN AREA-Beautifully reno
waited 2-story home situated on IL
aeres. House has Ice. rms. 15x25
plastered walls. oil blackboard
heat. partial bsmt.. scr. porch.
Beautiful workmanship. S1e,5OO,
excel. terms.
Evening star., 1962-09-02
SERVICE STATION
SUNOCO

SNACK SHOP. Silver Spring area
$4,000 VI. net. man-Wife. OnlJ
$1,000. GIBRALTAR. DI. 7-6500
SODA FOUNTAIN to lease or man.
age. Good opportunity for settled
couple. Naylor Pharmacy, 303S
NaYlor I'd Sc LU. 2-2221.
Evening star., 1962-09-02

HAND LAUNDRY, NV.
Owner quotes over $500 wkly.
7.30-7:30. closed Sun. Can easily
net $500 wkly. and better. Price
unusually low at S6.500 plus
small inventory. Terms to respon-
sible people. Exclusive.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-03-06

Here are authoritative answers
by the Veterans Administration
TO questions from former service
men and their families:
O. Is it true that married
children of veterans have some
educational rights?
A Yes. provided that "a
their veteran-parent is deceased
and that the death was due To a
service connected disability and
tb) that the son or daughter is
between 10 and %. although eN
cepti0ns to this may he made in
some instances. These children"
are termed war orphans"
for the purpose of the War Or.
phans Educational Assistance
program and their marriage
does not deprive them of this
benefit.
O. Will an annual CT insur-
ance dividend be paid during 49,
&? and when?
A = Payments Of the annual
CT insurance dividend are now
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-03-06

ing little amount Of technical termin-
olgy.
One Of the most striking things about
Colonel Glenn is his family. His wife
and his two children. his mother and
father, and even his in-laws are, from
all appearances, just good, typical
American people. In spite of all the
publicity, television cameras, radio and
newspaper picture taking, the Glenns
reacted and appeared to be typical
American people, who were proud, hum
BILE and completely lacking synthetic
qualities.
Americas cause will be furthered by
the fortnight, wholesome attitude of
the Glenn family.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-03-06
Ignoring Constitution

other department into being-by
way of. en- executive directive,
after Congress had initially re-
jected the same idea the House
struck him down.
Much other legislation. how
ever. has been enacted by
executive order. slnh as the
controls which stem from Presi-
dent Kennedy's Committee on
Equal Employment Opportunity.
Here FEPC laws. which Con
gress rejected were enacted
by executive order.
The Constitution also speaks
directly about tax matters:
1.-The Congress shall have
power to lay and collect
taxes y
But President Kennedy ig-
nores that provision when he re-
quests the power to lower per-
sonal income taxes at such time
as he and his economic advisers
think proper.
The Constitution says also that
Congress '.shall have power . . !.
to regulate commerce with for
eign nations ="
But President Kennedy is ask
ing that he as chief executive.
be granted extraordinary au-
thority TO reduce. alter or elimi-
nate tariffs.
Again. the Constitution states:
mo money shall be drawn
from the Treasury. but in c0nse-
quence of appropriations made
by law :"
Yet President Kennedy now
asks authority to dispense up to
81 billion for public works prof.
Gets, whenever it appears to
him that such measures are
needed to head off recessions.
The Constitution reserves the
function. Of education TO the
states. by the simple act of NOT
granting it to the federal gov
eminent. Yet President Ken
nedy once again is calling for
the expenditure Of billions Of
dollars in federal aid to educa-
ton. completely ignoring the
Tenth Amendment:
The powers not delegated to
the United States by the Con-
stitution. nor prohibited by it
to the States. are reserved to
the States respectively. or to
the people
All Americans need a greater
understanding and appreciation
of the Constitution of the United
States. But this need seems to
be greatest at the highes level
Of government.