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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-16
SWIMMING POOL
TOWN g. COUNTRY PROP, INC
.r,.v OPEN Q TO Q
TALL OAKS"

1OU WON i BELIEVE THIS
Seeing is believing when you see
what you get for your money
Talking you will be doing when
You tell your friends how close
and convenient this lovely area is.
These new homes have excellent
financing because the construction
is the best and the floor plans diff.
ferent. Entering vestibule of this
split-level, you'll find to your left
tremendous family room with
woodworking fireplace and sepa-
rate stairs to kitchen. 4th bed
rn. and bath on same level with
entrance to outside. Separate bsmt
for utils., storage, games or pets
while away shopping. Lge. radiant
living rm., aesthetically designed
for formal living. Dining rm. with
sliding glass doors to patio and
garden. Modern cuisine kitchen
has birch cabinets, tabletop Tap
pan gas range, wall oven, garbag,
disp., GE dishwasher and refEr
w/freezer top compartment, plu,
dining area; 3 family-size bedrms
closet space aplenty, 2 full van,
ity tiled baths each 2/outsidt
windows on 4th level of thi,
brick-and-frame charmer. All thi!
and u acre Of wooded lot. oper
every day. 9 It'll dark. DIR: West
on Rte. 236 to Braddock I'd. al
stoplight, turn left, continue ap-
prox. 2 miles to Dobson dr.. al
Tall Oaks and house.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

" Is FOR VALUE block from
bus. this home has everything q
offer. 3 bedrms.. 14-ft- kitchen,
large living rm.. patio. carport. u
acre fenced corner lot with loads
Of flowers and shrubs. Just on
Annandale road, not too far from
z Corners. Price S13.500. S40C
down. Open 90; PLANTATION
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FARMS

APPROXIMATELY 125 miles from
shenandoSh valley sI,rrounSed by
the Blue RIDGE Mountains, 1875
acres with timber. pastures. farm
land. and good hunting. 12-rm.
house and 5-rm. tenant house
plus farm buildings. $50. 9a5. Con-
tact owrer. Mr.. JAMES LIKENS,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-16

BEST FARM BUYS
MONTGOMERY Co.-41 acres. 240
acres
FREDERICK co.-as5 acres. 100
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-16

SWIMMING POOL-Entertain and
I'VE regally with your own private
32-ft. swimming pool, accom-
panied by . long, low rambler on
gorgeous acre. in setting su-
preme Delightful big living rm.
mural wall and a pleasant view.
oedrms., formal dining nm,
main floor family room, air con-
d1tloninR. plush wall-to-wall car
peting. circular drive, ranch fenc-
Ing. trees; convenience and seclu-
SION: S3l 800. PARKER SMITH a
DONNELL, REALTORS. JE. 4
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED
PROP. for RENT
BETHESDA

Dc I 11LDDA
Excellent location, River I'd. area.
Ideal for light industry, labora-
tory. warehouse, etc. 5000 So. II.
Of space with offices. Loading
dock, large parking area and yard.
Available Immediately. Call Mr..
William Miller or Mr.. McMahori,
w. G; & A. N. MILLER DEV. CO.
REALTORS EN-, S-4S64
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AUToM0TlVE MISC.
TRAILERS


AIR COND.-'56 Richardson, 2l
#, ] bedrm., many extras. Ewes
766-09s5i days, WO. 3-5154.
ASSUME PAYMENTS-Brand- new
never ltved-in, 2 or 3 bedrms.
take your choice. Auto. washer
fully furn., $500 dn. and take
over small payments. Call OR. 8.
544S or drive out 500 yds. West
Of Fairfax Circle on Rte. so al
Fairfax. Va. VA. MOBILE HOMES
INC.
BAGGAGE TRAILER, 54x40x94-in
body, ] wheel. sos. Call VIII. @.
5000 after pm.
BEST BUY, Vac. travel trailer, new
used, no tax. Glascock Trailer
Sales. Rt. so, Fairfax, CIR. 3-2033,
CASH PAID FOR CLEAN, USED
MOBILE HOMES. VA. = RO. g.
14OO. MD.-RA. 6-2531.
GIBRALTER 81, 81 IT,, 10 It.
wide. 2 bedrms., full bath small
down payment and assume loan.
Can be seen at Rte. i, Box 10.
Gainesville, Va.
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MAN1GFNFNT WANT

DRY CLEANING PLANT, due to
illness I will sell my partner
ship. share Of dry cleaning plant.
excel opport. for man who knows
business. ia. 9-2217.
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DEALER
FRANCHISE

DRY CLEANING PLANT and bust
ness, excellent opportunity. with
absolutely the best potential in
this area. Room for large laundro-
mat. Large parking area on heavily
Travelled highway. Sale by OWNER,
ho7-QSlS
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-07-10

Il have been to a few of the
Young Democrats meetings and
they act like radicals. I feel
like a stranger among them;
don't feel at home
More recently, another Dem
ocratic leader was observed
climbing the long stairs Of a
Richmond High School. He was
there to attend a lecture spon-
sored by a palpably Republican
organization. He and 1900 other
Virginians climbed those stairs
and paid their money. mind you,
to hear known Republican. Ma
honal Review editor Bill Buck
ley. cstigate the politics Of the
National Democratic Party.
And at the foot of the stairs,
the Democrats son along with
the sons of other such Demo-
Gratis busted himself as a vol
unteer, passing out literature"
sympathetic to Buckeyes views.
How troubled are these wat
erS?
That is a good question.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-07-10

The Supreme Courts ban on
public school prayer is a bitter
and ironic footnote to the his
tory Of nation which has al
ways acknowledged its very exis-
tence to Almighty God.
At our beginning. the Decla-
ration of Independence invoked
THE protection of Divine Provi-
dence" upon the colonies which
were seeking to achieve ''the
separate and equal station to
which the laws of nature and of
natures God entitled them"
Ard every American president
from George Washington to
John f. Kennedy-has publicly
and officially sought divine guild
ance in the performance of his
duties. Never has any of them
been challenged for asking the
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-07-10

ultimately rebound. Mutual funds
in the long run must go up and
down as the general market goes
up and down. If we are now in
a bear market, mutual funds
will decline in price also. It
therefore is important when buy
ing new mutual funds in a bear
market to be sure that the price
is adjusted to the DoW-JoneS
Average.
Importance of Careful Selection
In a bear market it is very
difficult to select stocks for both
profit and income and eSpeci-
ally for profit. On the other
hand, any sound, long-esta blished
investment d vi DRY service
should be able to select good
stocks which will pay 5 per
cent to s per cent. Stocks which
would fit this category are the
equities of the big transconti-
mental railroads such as the
Union Pacific, the Northern Pa
cific, the Canadian Pacific, the
Southern Pacific, and the Atchi-
son.
If an investor wants to be
ultra-conservative. he might di-
vide his money amongst these
five railroads. He would then be
able to secure safety with a good
yield. Some readers will say to
themselves that they want no
railroad securities. But, these
railroads own valuable oil and
mineral assets which go a long
way toward paying their divi-
dends irrespective of the rail-
roads traffic. Certainly, they can
all give up their passenger bust
ness and be an attractive invest
ment.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-07-10
Children Honor Parents With A
Party On Siluer Anniversary

BALLSVILLE. July 5-A sur
prise silver anniversary parry
for Mr.. and Mrs Jarratt Jeter
was given in their honor on
Sunday, July l, by their chill
dren. MIR and Mrs. deter en-
tertained a large number OF
their family and a few friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hurt
and daughters attended the we'd
dlng OF his niece. Miss Betty
Stone, to James Notes in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Maxwell
Stone, OF Bayside. on Saturday
Jure 80. Mrs. c. E. Brown &C.
companled the Hurts to Norfolk
and was a week end guest Of lit.
and Mrs. Curtis johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cooner'
and children. of INDIANAPOLIS
Ind. arrived on Saturday to
VISIT her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
P. c. ellis.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-07-10
BabsOn Discusses The Stock Market

BABSON PARK. MASS, July
5 l do not know what will
happen in the stock market be-
tween now and the time when
you read this in your local news
paper. but from December ID,
1861 to the present:
The Industrials have gone from
high of 7349l to 535.76;
The Utilities have gone from
1888 to 03.33:
The Railroads have gone from
l44.45 to 1905.
This means that the Dow-Jones
Industrials. which is what inves-
tors popularity use as measure.
have gone off more than q per
cent from their all-time high.
The previous low for the cycle
was in 1857.
Figuring this roughly. a q per
cent drop is nothing for investors
to worry about provided they
are not buying on margin. or on
loan. and provided they have
stocks of good quality. The diff
Guilty comes with those who are
buying stocks on margin and
who have been nearly wiped out
or have suffered severe losses. l
feel very sorry for them. On the
other hand. those who have their
stocks paid for and in their safe
deposit box probably have moth
ing to fear and will see them
come back again some day to
much higher prices.
What About Bonds?
Very few people buy bonds on
magin. But. while some indus
trial blue chips" still yield only
around 3i2 per cent. good corpo-
ration bonds - which precede in
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-07-10
r. Colemon Andrews
How Troubled These Waters?

reason to pass through the lob
by Of a Richmond hotel. Is do
ing so he ran into a beehive of
activity.
The place was packed with
obviously cultured young peo-
pie Richmond's sleek set,
suppose you would call them
who waved greetings as he pas
sed He recognized many Of
them. Why not? He has known
their fathers before they were
bonn.
What he didn't know was why
they were in convention. He col
Jared one and asked.
The youngster responded by
pointing, silently, to an out
sized photograph suspended
from a place of honor above
their heads: Barry Goldwater!
And Just beneath. this legend:
Young Republicans.
on, the Democrat said.
In a bit he was back on the
street.
Those kids, he unused,
worked for me in the Nixon
campaign.
He was both right and wrong;
they did work in he Nixon cam
paign, only they didn't work for
this leading Democrat. Unwit-
tingly this leader has worked for
them, for they are as Nixon is
Republicans.
He made one other notable
comment
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-07-10
Revival Services At
Genito Presbyterian
Church This Week

cLAYvILLE. July e-Revival
services are being held this week
at Genito Presbyterian Church.
July 8-13. Song services begin at
800 each night and worship at
BIS.
The Rev. Robert F. Boyd, of
the Presbyterian School of
Christian Education in Rich
mond. will be the guest speaker.
The pastor. officers, and mem
bers cordially invite you to join
with them in this week of re-
vival and spiritual enrichment,
Come, and bring a friend.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-07-10

Miss Maxine Store. of Baysidc
il spending this week with her
ggaadinothcr, Mrs. II. II. Hurt.
Mrs. 0. II. Whiilock and Mrs.
Ethel Cox, OF Richmond, visited
Mrs. N. G. Netherland on Sun
day.
visit in Norfolk
Mrs. Agnes Laws lett on Sat
urday for 4 visit With her son.
Virgil Laws, aud his family iii
Norfolk.
AIA and Mrs. Ellis Palmorc
and children visited the 700 III
Washil eton on Sunday.
MRS Eula Dandridse and Mr..
and Mrs. Eafl cambridge visited
Gene Dandridee IN a Richmond
Hospital on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Neither
land YlaCd an old friend Mrs.
bancroft, il Richmond an Sun
daV
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-07-10

AS of today, the highest Of
fees in Virginia's political
hierarchy are manned by Con-
sentative Democrats of ex-
emplary character and dedica-
ton.
This has been true for decades.
Consequently. the Old Dom
irion is not only debt free; it
is also above the national aver
age in every measurable area
in population increase, in per
capita income, etc.
Still, a thoughtful person can
not escape the conclusion Vir-
ginlaS Conservative Democrats
are heading into rough water.
Storm signals are to be viewed
in a number of areas.
This is so because time has
an inexorable push and this
spells change, new hands at the
tiller.
What Of Tomorrow?
The Democratic Party of Vir-
GINA is composed Of two fact
bions. the Conservative faction
and the Liberal faction.
Historically. the Conservative
faction has palyed the dominant
role. Fortunately, it still does.
But, to repeat. what Of to-
morrow?
Some weeks ago, as chance
would have it, one of Viginia's
front-rank Conservative Demo-
Gratis, who had been a leader of
fhn nar- r..
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-07-10

/ security all stocks of the same
company - can be bought to
yield around Az per cent. There
fore. the wise investors have
! gradually been changing from
gilt-edge stocks to bonds.
Usually corporation bonds are,
of course, taxable as to income
but tax-exempt municipals, or
revenue bonds issued on the
turnpikes. can be bought to yield
about 3 per cent to any investor.
and the equivalent of per cent
to investors in the 50-per-cent-or-
higher bracket. Personally, be-
cause of the probability of in
flation, l prefer to buy bonds of
not over five-ten years maturity.
This is very important to re-
member.
Mutual Funds
Probably most of my readers
have mutual funds. In many
cases, they are being bought on
an installment basis. with pay
ment every month. I believe in
mutual funds for the small inveS-
tor as it gives him diversified
ton under what is supposed to
be proper supervision. But. like
everything else in this world,
mutual funds have both their ad-
vantageS and their disadvan-
tages.
So long as the new sales ex-
coed the redemptions, the mana
gers of the funds are not
obliged to sell any of their hold
ings. If, however, cancellations
exceed the new .sales. then the
managers of the funds are COM
PEELED to sell securities, and the
mutual funds may temporarily
suffer, even though they will
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-07-10
Facing Facts

DEW people want to face facts. Sena-
tor Harry F. Byrd, chairman of the
Senate Finance Committee. is one who
has always faced facts Regardless of
who advocates unsound proposals, Sem
ator Byrd stands adamant on the, facts.
Some may say his position is too con-
servatlve. but no one disputes his facts.
Sometimes he fights practically alone
for the principles of economics and
good government
The United States Chamber of Com
merce advocates reduction of federal
taxes on the one hand and opposed the
recent raise in the statutory limit on
the federal debt from $500 billion to
S3O8 billion. The income tax cut on
higher incomes as advocated would re-
duce the federal income by S9.5 billion.
Labor leaders George Meany and Wal
ter Reuther propose reduction in in
come taxes in the lower income group.
which would cause reduction far a.
bove the S9.5 billion.
The Federal government, as does all
government, has only the means of taxa
ton to operate. Unless it operates with
IN It's budget, the only other source is
by deficit financing that is by borrow
ing from the public. With the national
debt now standing at s308 billion,
steady increased year by year, a stop
must be put to spending, rather than
increasing this debt further The federal
budget has been balanced only six years
with the past 81 years, which means
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-07-10
HdrUard (M.) Herald

1T has been brought to our attention
from a reliable source that local
residents are being taken in by out-of-
town concerns who offer to do lob at
one price. then submit bill for three or
four times the original figure
In one case the local resident had
contracted for 81 800 job and wound
up getting bill for more than $4,000.
That is the chance one takes when he
does business with strangers. The low
bid is not always the best bid.
We have no words of comfort here
One of the freedoms we want to keep in
this country is the freedom to make a
mistake. We can't say: Don't do bust
ness with strangers. It's your money.
But when the deal turns out not salts
factory. don't come running to local in
situations for protection. Remember
that with that low, low price there
is always the chance of there being
something rotten in Denmark. Very
seldom do you get the silk purse for the
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-07-10

Someone told Harold Jones Of the
Redfield Press the other day that he
is typical family man - a billfold
full Of snap shots and no currency WV
Brookings Is. D. Register
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-07-10
Silk Purse For SOW's Ear

sow's ear
If you deal locally and don't get sat
isfaction the man you deal with is here
to make it right. And if you are a little
short, the local man will quite often
wait for his money.
All this may sound trite If YOU don't
think it is true, go ahead and deal with
the stranger. Learn the lesson the hard
way.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-07-10

steady increase in the money borrowed
= or deficit financing - thereby in
creasing the national debt progressively
There is limit to which this can be
done. AS Senator Byrd points out that
the United States lis losing its gold
rapidly. In the past 13 years our gold
supply not required to back our dollar
has been reduced by two-thirds. The
position Of the dollar is weakened at
home and abroad. Its purchasing power
within the country has dropped from
100 cents to 46 cents on the 1899 index
=. we are within SAL billion of the
gold reserve dedicated to backing our
money. Further heavy withdrawal from
the gold supply could create situation
more dangerous than any other likely
to confront us in the foreseeable fu-
ture"
These are some of the facts that must
be faced. 1t is not enough that they be
faced by Congress, the people of these
United States are the most involved.
Many domestic programs requiring
more and more federal expenditures
must be curtailed, and foreign aid to
build up backward nations needs to be
restudied. This world is now in the cir
cumstances of the Survival Of the fit
est" The United States can not survive
on irresponsible fiscal policies. AS much
as we would like to see a reduction in
income taxes, we must face facts and
first reduce federal spending.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-07-10

Funny, isn't it - how it takes about
20 minutes to introduce the man who
needs no introduction. Farm Store
Merchandising
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-07-10

Keep in mind that even if you're on
the right track, you'll get run over, if
you just sit there
The Nome nugget., 1962-09-26
Rains Drench State

An intense storm centcred 300 miles west of the Seward Penin- sula brought cloudy skies, rain and high winds to most Of Alaska's $ western coast today
 St. Lawrence Island, in the path of the storm, reported winds in excess of 30 miles per hour and drenchlng rains.
 The storm center is expected to move across the western and cen tral interior areas of Alaska to- day and tonight.
 Elsewhere over the state, skies were generally cloudy, with a few areas reporting rain, including Fairbanks, Nenana, Bethel, Cor doVa, Yakutat and Juneau.
 Early morning 2 temperatures ranged from low of 23 at Bar row to a high of 1T at Shemya. The high yesterday was 56 at An nette Island and Juneau
The Nome nugget., 1962-09-26
Business Firms May
 Claim Tax Deductions For Nonpartison Expenses

WASHINGTON IF Bushes firms may now claim federal iHz come tax deductions for nonpar- dsan expenses incurred to en- courage voter participation ia local, state, and national elections.
 The Internal Revenue Service said Sunday night t vas adopting a new regulation in keeping 4ita recommendations by the Pfesi= dents commission on campaign costs, which has urged encourage ment of voluntary bipartisan pc litieal activities
 In the past, deductions f5F tha cost of such projects .Xater= registration drives have not been permitted on the theory that these sefe not ordinary and necessary business expenses.
 The new ruling permits de- auction where spending Is fHa= partial As in the past, na aaaas= ia14=7siIl= be allowed if business confines it's spending 1. .fae=a1a= motion Of q particular political Dartg
The Nome nugget., 1962-09-26
Copters Transfer Injured Plane Crash ictitlls

CORK, Ireland R-TWo British helicopters plucked F injured sur Vivors of ditched American air liner off the Swiss rescue ship Celerina today for disqualification al US Air Force base in Bri= tain.
 The 9,041-ton freishter. still carrying 27 others it rescued after Flying Tiger Super Conste1la- ton plunged into the White=capped Atlantic with 76 persons Sunday night, headed on to Antwerp. Belgium, its next port of call.
 The US. Army in Europe pre- pared to send medical and other aid to Antwerp for the group, American servicemen and t54ese wives whose flight fro94.the United States ended with E faFaad l landing in the sea 500 n3ii!!aa5 sst=e#ssze of Ireland
 The Canadian aircraft 5if.sz Bonaventlwe, which is beasia foa other survivors. fadioed it ezae to reach the Shannon River est1l= ary about 9 am. tomorrow. The carrier originally planned to ar rive late today, but said il Was running low on fuel and had to reduce speed.
 Of the 76 aboard the plane. 28 were dead or missing and pre- sunned drowned. Twelve bodies have been recovered. The search for further survivors was called off last night.
 Many of those who lived through the ditching were suffering from chemical burns, a skin inflanma= ton caused by contact with gas eline which spilled into he sea when the plane was Wrenehed ] apart. There was no fire.
 The Celerina -saaioed= that some of the II persons it picked up needed to be taken to shore hospitals quickly.
 The hazardous air-sea operation by the two Royal Air Force hei- eopters centered 30 miles off tht Irish coast.
 The bright yellow copters hover cd 30 feet above the freighter - which pitched in a heavy swell and 30-mile-an-hour Wind-While the injured were Winched off the deck and up into the flying ambu lances.
 Three of the injured were strap ped to stretchers.
The Nome nugget., 1962-09-26
Alaska Airlincs Sets AL Time Operating Record

SEATTLE lP = President Chas. Willis Jr. of Alaska Airlines Mon day announced an all=time oper= ating record for June, July and August.
 Willis said gross sales in this 90=day period were in excess of ss33 s3 ,496, 700. The Zprellminafv. .esti= mate of operating profit is S225,O00.
 In message eonsfatulating all Alaska Airiines personnel, Willis said the company's growth and po= sition in the Alaska market has exceeded expectations. He said the airline's personnel has done an outstanding job in the transition from piston aircraft to the new Convair 68O-M Golden Nugget je1 service.
The Nome nugget., 1962-09-26
Reward Boosted to s200.000 for Mail Robbery

CINCINNATI. Ohio F The reward offered for solution ef the s1=5-saillion mail truck robbery Aus. n near Plymouth, Mass, s9as faased from S150,000 te S20o.- 600 today.
 Postal officials said tlie5.5e- HeTe the S200,000 js . record re- ward offered in the history of American law enforcement
 Postmaster Gen =J Edward Day announced the increased amount il= statement prepared =fa4=Iaes4s conference here.
 He said the Federal Reserve =iB3atIk of Boston Had aatHaf#zeal m ta=effef t reward amounting Q 10 per cent 9I inc msssias currency recovered
 1ae Reserve B5.7s offer, amounting t0 a9BroXn44te5s $I59.- =et5a.- atop q S5998R reward af- ..eHea the Post Office Dept
 record haaa ia ta.is aa59st5=9, =ti1e= robbers got f4ttII7 a7afe= fl5z=#54 SE5 million in a05z =z5as 5esa9 transported 5.f6 tered mal 10 the Resef1e Blk from member banks iA tAe BoSfaa a1=ea.
 he reward offer bg 50 Federal Reserve Bank will expire aI=six months, Day said
 lie said information resulting rom the offer should 5e zzlFeet6zl e local postal inspeetefsz