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Evening star., 1962-09-11

settled as the picture Is as OF
now, there is no need for dis
perate measures.
Surely he'll remind the dele
gates of the Vests economic
financial superiority over the
Soviet bloc and by implication
remind them that they have
as much Of a stake in mainte-
nance Of the dollars value as
we.
For almost two years our dol
lar has taken a pushing around,
at times merciless, from
friends" as well as foes. 1t is
coming through, though, and
this is what President Kennedy
will tell the world next week.
Distributed, 1869, by the Han Syndicate,
Inc. All Rights Reserved
Evening star., 1962-09-11
Zunuck to Move
Story Office East

NEW YORK. Sept. IL (AP).
Daryl F. Zanuck. new pres
ident Of the Goth Century-Foz
Film Corp, said yesterday the
West Coast story department
in Hollywood will be closed
and its operations transferred
to New York.
It was another step In Mr..
Eanuck's reorganization Of the
financially ailing firm.
Evening star., 1962-09-11
YOUR MONEYS WORTH :
What President
Will Tell Allies
BY SYLVIA PORTER

fact that he is appearing in
person to make a major ad-
dress before the free worlds
financiers telegraphs that
he'll say there will be no boost
in our gold price. He wouldn't
appear otherwise.
Mr.. Kennedy's speech has
not yet been written, and what
I'm reporting here can only be
informed guesswork-but it Is
informed.
1t may give you q queasy
Evening star., 1962-09-11

Any foreign spectators who
try to stage q raid on the
United States dollar In these
days remaining before the
Vests most powerful finan-
ciers convene in Washington
next Monday for the annual
meeting of the World Bank and
the International Monetary
Fund are going to lose their
gamble.
For the President Of the United
States will stand up before the
finance ministers and central
bankers representing their ma
tions in these organizations
next week and viii tell them
unequivocally that the United
States will not devalue the
dollar.
President Kennedy will use
polite words.
However much he may re-
sent the way our allies are
draining the United States gold
reserve and their newspaper
commentators are sniping at
the dollar at a time when the
tiniest adverse movement tends
to undermine confidence In our
currency's stability, he'll not
stoop to the language he JUS
tifiably might use. However
much he may despise the spec
ulators, he'll not lower the
prestige of the United States
by censuring them for buying
gold In the worlds market in
the hope that If they attack
our gold price enough, they
can force us to raise 1t so they
can reap a killing.
Gold Claims Rise
But polite though his words
may be, Mr.. Kennedy'S message
will be unmistakable. The very
Evening star., 1962-09-11
VISIBLE GRAIN

CHICAGO. Sept. IL (AP).-The
Board Of Trade reported yesterday the
visible supply Of wheat in the United
States increased ST6, 900 bushels last
week to ASS, $3.50, 900 bushels.
Corn decreased 2,05O,000 bushels to
1880, 900; oats Increased 737, ,OOO 10
23,975,000; rye decreased 26S,0OO to
5,5S1 900; barley increased $4,000 to
"a, ,540, 900; soybeanS decreased 757, 900
to 100000.
Evening star., 1962-09-11

He said he felt New York is
the logical base for the story
department because 1t Is the
home city for virtually all the
important book and magazine
publishers, radio and television
networks, legitimate theater
producers and literary and
theatrical agencies.
Evening star., 1962-09-11
MUTUAL FUNDS

NEW YORK CAPDl
- National Associa.
ton Securities Deal
ara. Inc.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1962-03-23
Kaknu EOastmasters Club
Elects Hoover President

been temporary chairman was
elected president.
Others elected are James s.
Gibson, keaai. educational vice
president: Richard T Hall, Sol
dotnas administrative vice presi-
dent. Francis j Hal, Sterling,
secretary; George DeHson. Ridge
way treasurer ara =. Mc-
CURE, Kenai, sergeant at arms.
Twenty signed Is charter meni-
bees and. IN addition to Hoover,
Gibson, Dick Hall Fritz Hall
neaisaH and Mcclure. are I Ne.
Monty Coleman. Lyman Nc
Bride. Jess ii. Nicholas n, Rob-
eff /. Pickett. John 3 Hakala,
Clifton z. Cline. Glenn ]. kipp.
AeefilI $. Thayef Richard Ru-
berg. David 4. Spencer and He'd
IeF Z. Parsons, al Of Keaai; Ar
thtif Z. jess, JHs and Wayne F.
ffaEefsg5 soldetHa. and James D.
Clark. wildwood Station
Three names for The club were
submitted for consideration and
we're Midnight Sons. = sKaknu
and -Solaotna IeasEmasters
Club.
Kaknu, a Russian VOID mean-
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1962-03-23

4 nee-nuptial shower honoflng
Miss Dixie Lee Sutharl, bride
elect 81 Jerry Gibson, took place
"a Tie evening Of March u in
the home Of Mrs. Edward league
Of Weaver Bros. camp near Sol
detna. Go-hostesses were Mrs.
Jack Weaver and Mrs. feagne.
Guests included Mrs. Tom
suthard. mother of the bfiae-too-
De-: Mrs. sam Gibson. mother of
The prospective bridegroom. Mrs.
Jim Mccoy, Mrs. Frank Char,
Mrs. Teresa Hennelbanth. Mrs.
Paul Wiener, Toni Holt. Judy
and Jewel Franklin. Mary Lou
Grange and Colleen Murdoch.
refreshments included + white
LAYER cake baked By Marian
FHiekes and decorated with pastel
HEaes and pink roses.
The wedding of the soidetna
couple VII be an event Of this
Saturday night.
KENAI Visiting At The home
af Nr. and Mrs. Evefetfe K6Nden
afe her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 4.
s MieIstfem of Casper Hya..
who arrived Sunday e a. 5adefi-
mite STAY Mielstronl. Who Is q
eabinef maker BY trade IS con
siaeFlnR opening up q shop n this
area.
ct Is featured speaker Fritz
Hal fahIe sepic chairman. Monty
Coleman Is toas tRas6ef and
George Heaison as critic
4 IaII pHogg an vii be planned
fef future meetings and III IN
eInele three speakers, FiIIes critics.
table topics chairman. HoasIH3as
tea and chief critic
TIE organization vii meet PEI
the second and fourth Friday
nights II each week win the COM
ing dinner meeting set fer pm
March = At Riverside House,
saHa9tHa.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1962-03-23
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Progress en0
aETIYrrY % EIsfNEss u IAE1IIIss.IfIi..f

sometime II lay. Definite seieez
ton Of location sill be announced
by MIN soon.
Hendricks does not plan to eH-
crate the Peninsula mortaaf#
himself. IaAH - Bacak, vino i
coming = Alaska from Ohio IL
April. vii Be II charge of the
mortuary establishment III TINS
area. Bacak repeatedly has
background g considerable train
ing and experience and recently
acquired Al Alaska license. Hen
bricks said.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1962-03-23

Organization of i faastmasters
Club in the kehai4Saidotna area
was completed, ! charter signed
q club name selected and officers
elected at q meeting held March
9 At Riverside House, Soldotna.
Wmford a. Hoover, school SUI
perintendent at kenai. who helped
spearhaad the movement and has
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1962-03-23
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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-03-23

As Of celebrating the second anniversary your
Farve Safeway Store have lined wonderful door
prizes for drawing to be held Saturday, March 31t
To enter this contest all do is into the and
I'LL entry blank No purchase You lucky
winner gateway employees members their families
eGgbel
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-11-16
Mission Suryial'' Planned
To Follow Mock Enemy Attack

held by Col. Allan Perkinson,
wing commander, CAP. at the
Byrd airport executive terminal.
Some of the areas will be de-
clared hot either from BAG
THEOLOGICAL warfare 1.-THE TB as
sbciation is interested in tn e
humiliation of all warfare
germs or radiation and the
92l7th squadron will dec0ntami-
nate the planes from tn csc
areas. It may be possible to ar
range for members of the squad
ron to decontaminate the planes
at local airports, according to
Major George E. Woods, opera
tional officer of the 92l7th. Fit
teen or 20 airports will be desig-
mated throughout the state from
which flights will originate to
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-11-16

guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. j.
Seay on Sunday
David Ingram, Of the Uniyer-
sity Of Richmond, spent the
week end with his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. John Ingram.
Among those grouse hunting in
the Forest Reserve in Botetourt
county on Monday were: Donald
Elippen. Billie Flippin. Bobbie
Arlington. Calvin Aaron. Buddie
Emerson and Alton Hill.
Billie Burton. of RPI. spent
the week end with his parents,
MIR. and Mrs. Lynwood Burton.
The board of directors of the
Amelia Golf and Country Club
help open house at the Club
House on Saturday night.
Among those attending the
Scarlet and Tartan featuring
the massed bands. pipes and
drums. and dancers of TIE Royal
Scots Greys and the Argyll and
Sutherland Highlanders at the
Arena in Richmond on Friday
night were Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
ard Meyer, Misses Hazel Clark
and Eleanor Hyslop, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Vaughan, Miss Eliza
beth Vaughan and Henry and
Jack Vaughan.
Miss Hazel Clark and Mrs.
William B. Jefferson were shop
pers in Richmond on Tuesday.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-11-16

The Civil Defense and Civil
Air Patrol have joined with the
Christmas Seal Rendezvous to
fly mission designated as
Mission Survival" It will take
place on Saturday. Nov. II,
weather permitting; if not, on
Nov. Is.
The 9217th Air Force Reserve
Recovery Squadron will ais 0
have part in the mission. Ac-
cording to preliminary plans,
Virginia will be declared as hav-
ing sustained an enemy attack.
CAP squadrons and local tuber-
culosis associations are mobiliz-
ed to survey the situation and
report to state headquarter in
Richmond.
The pilot will fly into Byrd
airport and a briefing will be
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-11-16

fly into Richmond. These planes
will return with simulated medi-
cal and other supplies.
Miss Virginia Of 1862, Miss
Patricia Gaulding. win greet the
flyers at the airport briefing at
Byrd Field on behalf Of the vir-
ginia Tuberculosis Association
and give them prepared ma
terials for delivery to local TB
associations. Other TBA mem
bers will also be on hand.
A plane. piloted by Major
sam Ransom, commander Of
buckingham squadron, Virginia
Wing. CAP, OF Dillwyn, will
leave Farmville airport at II
am, rendezvous at Byrd air
port, be briefed, at noon and re-
turn to Farmville airport.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-11-16

/ Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hall. O.
Richmond, visited his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. N. j. Hall. OF
Saturday.
/ Ont d HOSPITAL
Bobbie irving. Of Richmond
who has been hospitalized TO-
some time. has improved and
has been spending some tim
with his cousin, Mrs. Reginald
Potts.
Joe Potts. of Richard Bland
College. Petersburg. a william
and Mary extension, spent the
week end with his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Reginald Potts.
Misses lThelma BEDFORD and
Arie Hardy, Of Petersburg, were
guests on Sunday of Miss Red
ford's sister, Mrs. j.. E. Stone
Mrs. Coy Cobourne ard Mrs.
Fleta Shields spent Sunday in
Richmond with Mr.. and Mrs.
Coy Cobomne, Jr.
Mrs Walter Huff, of Philadel-
phia. is spending some time
with her father, Kills Lofts.
The Rev. and Mrs. Walter
Anderson were guests on Sun
day of the Rev. Anderson's aunt,
Mrs. Raymond Wiser, of Rich
mond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Row.
lett, of BRAKES Branch, were
guests on Sunday of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Rowlett.
Miss Dallas deKrafft, of Long
wood, spent the week end at her
home here.
Mrs. E. ]. Seay visited Mrs.
Amos Salyer, who is a patient
in Johnston-Willis Hospital, last
week. Mrs. Salyer is now i'm
proving.
MRS. X. 1. WlngO visited her
sister, Mrs. Connie Morgan, of
Buckingham, on Sunday.
Russell Joyce, who has been a
patient in Southside Community
Hospital. returned to his home
on Sunday.
Back in JetersvilIe
Mr.. ard Mrs. Charles Jackson
and their young son, who have
been living in North Carolina.
are now making their home with
his grandmother, Mrs. Frank
Jackson.
Miss Arlene Golden and Curtis
Salyer, of Rich m d, were
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-11-16
Five Attend Blackstone Meeting
On Christmas Decorations In Home

AMELIA, Nov. Is - Among
those attending the meeting al
Blackstone Memorial Center or
Monday to hear Mrs. Frederick
W. Lang speak and show illus
trations on Christmas decora
tons in the home were: Mes
danes Garland Morris. William
jefferson. NJ. A. Cumby, E. H
Burke and R. Elmer Parsons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard CULLEN,
of Baltimore. Md. were week
end guests OF Mrs. CULLEN
brother in-law and sister. MIR.
and Mrs. s. l.. Farrar. Jr.
Franklin B. Jones. chairman
OF the Amelia County board OF
supervisors, attended the annual
League of Virginia Counties con-
ference which met in Richmond
on Monday.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
George O. Hardy, Jr.. ON Sun
day were Mrs Sylvester Boyd,
OF Fairfax, who will be remem-
bered in Amelia as Miss Winnie
Miller, and her sOn-in-laW and
daughter, MIR. and Mrs. Dick
Heaven, and their daughters,
Ann and Carol, alse~of Fairfax
w. c. Grigg, of Norfolk, has
been the guest recently, Of Mr..
and Mrs. Hardy Grigg. Mrs. w.
c. Grigg returned to Norfolk
with him to spend several
weeks.
Mrs. John B. Mason. Of Farm
vile, was the guest on Sunday
Of Mrs. S. v. Wheeler and Mrs.
H. c. Rucker.
Mrs. w. A. Haley. Of Lynch
burg, is spending some time
with her son-in-laW and daugh-
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A.
Holman. III.
Miss Mary j fers son. of
Lynchburg, spent Saturday night
and Sunday with her brothers,
Judge J. Garland Jefferson. Jr.,
and Mason Jefferson.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-11-16
Denton Elected
Choir President

CAMPBELL COLLEGE, NC,
Nov. Is - Ted Denton, a Wor-
sham High School graduate, has
been chosen president Of the
Campbell College, N. c. choir.
Denton is a junior classman
and music major at the Bouies
Creek. N. c., institution.
Son of Mr.. and Mrs. M. Luther
Denton and nephew. of Mrs. J.
S. Pankey. of F'armville, Ted
formerly sang in the Farmville
Baptist Church choir.
Under the direction of Dr..
Paul Yoder, the Campbell Col
ltge Choir made its last major
public appearance when it per-
formed for the Baptist State Con-
vention at Raleigh. N. C.
For fast results use the Herald
classified page.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-11-16
C,hula

Nov. Is = I'm pleased to re.
port Mrs. Mary Miller. Mrs,
Henry Anderson and T. c. Beas-
ley are well ard out again.
Sunday guests Of Mrs. Victor
Key were her father, T. M.
Goodwin. and sister. Miss Freda
Goodwin. of Richmond.
Charles Key was birthday
dinner guest of Jimmie Daven-
port Sunday. They enjoyed bowl
ing in Richmond that afternoon.
Mrs. Mozelle Clements has
been visiting relatives in Chula.
The Thomas Beasleys visited
their children, the Earnest Beas-
levs. John Beasleys and Wilson
Wileys. in Richmond a few days
last week.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs Marvin Wade Scott. of
Hampden-Sydney, were her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin War
riner, Cheatum Warmer, Mrs.
Mary Miller and MI. and Mrs.
S. L. Gillian. Kenneth Scott was
an overnight guest and also a
dinner guest on Sunday OF his
brother.
In Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs. Muncie Dodson
were guests of their daughter,
Mrs. Ronald Clopton, and Mr..
ClCpton in Richmond, Sunday.
They also visited ano t h e r
daughter. Mrs. James Russell,
and family that afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Felts visit
ed her sisters. Mesdames sCarl
Myers and Gordon Fleming, and
their families. near Richmond,
on Saturday night.
Miss Helen Page Warmer
spent the week end with friends
in Newport News.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Robert
son went to Richmond Friday
night to visit her sister, Mrs.
Magdaline Beasley. who is a pa
tient in a Richmond hospital.
May she have a speedy re-
cOvery.
Parity is formula based on
what farmers should rightfully
receive for their production in
relation to what they pay for
their nonfarm goods and servic-
eS.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-11-16
SEN. BARRY GoLwATER

(R-Airzl made a speech in Cali
forhia Friday night in which he
is said to have practically given
up any place in the 1854 Presi
dental race and thrown h is
support to New York's Gov. Mel
son Rockefeller. Rockefeller. &C.
cording to the acknowledged
leader Of conservative Republ:
cans. is closer to the ccnserva.
tives than most of them are
willing to admit. He attacked
George Romney. newly elected
governor of Michigan, as mau
Of unknown political philosophy
who went outside his party to
get elected. 'sOne Eisenhower in
decade is enough" Goldwater
said.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-11-16

For fast results use the Herald
classified page.
Evening star., 1962-10-28
ExiIes Report
5 Reds Slain
By Cubons

Five Russian soldiers were
recently killed in a gunfight
between Cuban militia and
Soviet troops in a dispute over
preferred treatment the Rus
SLAMS received in that country,
according to a report from an
exile organization.
The Cuban Student Directo-
rate, a militant organization in
Miami whose members recently
shot up a hotel in the Havana
area in a sea raid, issued the
report of the skirmish. The
directorate said that at least
five Russians were killed in an
exchange of gunfire at the San
Antonio de los Banos base.
The student refugee group
said the information was re-
ceived from persons recently
arriving from Cuba. The fight
ing started, they said, because
the Cuban militiamen resented
the preferential treatment Rus
sian officers received.
The students also reported
that another incident took
place in Artemisa, presumably
before the present Cuban crisis,
and several Russians repeatedly
lost their lives in this encoun-
ter. The Artemisa incident
was caused by discrimination
in military ranks, the students
reported.
Artemisa is in Pinar del Rio
province, where at least two
missile bases are known to be
located.
Evening star., 1962-10-28
Lord SnoWdon
Is HospituIized

LONDON, Oct. q CAP).-
Lord Snowdon, husband of
Princess Margaret, today was
reported suffering from a stom-
ach complaint in a London
hospital.
The 32-year-old Earl was ad-
mitted to the National Hos
pital for Nervous Diseases last
night for what was officially
described as a routine check.
A hospital spokesman said Lord
Snowdon would be discharged
either today or tomorrow.
The spokesman would not
confirm reports that the Earl
was admitted for X-ray checks
to see whether he is suffering
from stomach ulcers.
Princess Margaret, spending
the week end at the royal lodge,
at Windsor, was not expected
to visit her husband, a Buck
ingham Palace official said.
Evening star., 1962-10-28
Youth, Hit by Car,
Loses Second Leg

NEWARK, N. j., Oct. 27
(AP).-A 19-year-old youth
who lost a leg some time ago
was struck by a car today and
pinned against a building
Doctors had to amputate his
remaining leg.
Police said the youth, Carl
Freeman, and a companion,
Robert Moore, 10, were stand
ing outside Moore's home when
an auto jumped the curb and
slammed them against the
building.
The driver told them he had
to swerve to avoid hitting an
other car.
Evening star., 1962-10-28
Negro Leaders Urged
To Expand Training

ices: Theodore r. Hagans, jr.,
vice-president and genera
manager of the new Dunbar
Hotel.
Mortimer c. Lebowitz, presi-
dent of Morton's department
stores; Thomas w. Parks, SEN
ior, founder of the District OF
Columbia Chamber of Com
merce and president of the
Thomas w. Parks Co.; Flake
Pinkett, president Of John r.
Pinkett Inc.
DR.. James E. Roberts, presi-
dent of the Empire Laundry
and Diaper Service; Robert S
Scurlock, owner of Custom
craft Studios and William w
Simpson, owner of the Billy
Simpson House of Seafood and
Steaks.
The eight other award win
ners we're:
Earl B. Dickerson, president
of the Supreme Life Insurance
Co., Chicago; A. G.. Castor
senior, president of CASTOR
Enterprises. Birmingham, Ala;
Rose Morgan, owner of the
Rose Morgan House of Beauty
New York; Henry G. Parks, jr.
Baltimore.
Harvey C. Russell, vice
president for special markets
the Pepsi Cola Co., New York;
Asa T. Spaulding, president Of
the North Carolina Mutua
Life Insurance Co.. Durham
N. c.; Hobart T. Taylor, sr.
president of Taylor Enter
prizes, Houston. Tex; anc
John H. Wheeler, president Of
the Merchanics and Farmers
Bank, Durham, N. C.
Evening star., 1962-10-28
ADVERTISEMENT.

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Evening star., 1962-10-28
Record Cold Weather
Hits North Caroline

CHARLOTTE, N. c., Oct. 27
AP).-Record cold weather
numbed North Carolina today.
Overnight lows of 19 at
Raleigh, 20 at Greensboro, %
at Asheville and "a at Char
lotte we're the lowest ever
recorded for the date.
At Raleigh, Charlotte and
Wilmington, which had a low
of 27, it also was the lowest
ever for October.
Evening star., 1962-10-28
S125, 900 Gems Token
From Linda Christiun

NEW YORK, Oct. 27 (AP).-
Linda Christian, who once was
married to the late actor Ty-
rome Power, reported to police
Friday night the theft of $125,-
900 in jewels from her hotel
suite.
She said the jewels, in a
small valise, we're taken dur
Evening star., 1962-10-28
Oil Czor,
Time Man
Killed in Jet

MILAN, Italy, Oct. 81 (AP) -
Enrico Mattel, the aggressive
Italian government oil car who
shattered international oil prof
it-sharing traditions, and two
other persons were killed to-
night in the crash of a private
plane.
The other victims were iden-
titled as William McHale, chief
of Time Magazines Rome bu-
reau, and Mattei's pilot, Err
merio Berutzzi. a former pilot
for Italy's National Airline.
Police said the tw1n-engine
jet plane crashed in a dense
fog near this northern indus
trial town on a flight from
Catania, Sicily, to Milan. The
plane lost contact with the air
port and came down in a
marshy area near the village
of Bescape, 10 miles from Milan
Flames from the burning jet
were so intense that it was diff
ficult for first arrivals to ap-
proach. There were reports that
two or four people had died in
the crash.
But Carabinieri (national po-
lice) who reached the, scene
fixed the toll at three, identi-
flying the podies of Mr.. Matter,
Mr.. McHale and the pilot.
Mr.. Mattel, Sc, won world at
tention as the aggressive head
of the Government-owned EN-
-Ente Nazionale Idrocarburi
National Hydrocarbon Au-
thority).
He broke the tradition of So
so profit-sharing between big
Western oil companies and oil
producing countries by granting
Iran rs per cent of profits of
oil rights.