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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-08-03

| up MS hands IN despair If he
were exposed to today's pat
terms of political labelling.
Perhaps he could shed some
light on the true meanings
Of democracy" Which the
Greeks practiced and which we
preach in the mistaken notion
that the United States is such a
government and republic"
which is what we have in a
fashion unknown even to Plato.
But even so wise a man as
Socrates would be befuddled
and COMPOUNDED by the gay
abandon with which partisans
from all sectors of the political
arena hurl charges at one an
other.
Of late, cries of "Commun-
ist' and "Socialist" have come
to be the most frequently used
labels of disapproval. And now
comes a recurrence of the
World War II derogatory labels
OF Fascist and "Nazi now
used for the most part against
those who shout Communist
and Socialist
And here in America, there is
the added confusio which
stems from loose application of
such terms as conservative
and liberal, and of such po-
lltical directions as left and
right intensified by the use
of extremist in either direc-
ton.
It is virtually impossible to
find full agreement in defining
abstract political terms BUT
there is general consensus of
what the more formal types of
government represent.
For our enlightenment, let US
turn to two handy little volumes
Political Science (of the
College Outline Series and
Dictionary of American Poll
tics - and see what help they
can give by way of definition:
COMMUNISM. The political
and social theory of Soviet Rus
STA nominally derived from the
same MARKHAM sources as con-
temporary socialism. The theo-
~ includes advocating violent
revolution in the transition to
social ownership of capital It
also includes a Soviet form of
government. norminallv express
ing the will Of the enfran-
chised masses. but actually con
trolled by a closely-knit. class
conscious party, controlled by
an oligarchy.
SOCIALISM. The bases of So
cialiSm are ~ collective con-
troll of at least the means Of
production and f2) wide ex-
tension of state activity. In So
cialist society. the organized
community would own and
manage the land, the capital,
and the productive mechanism.
1t would distribute the products
of industry. and would do every
thing that is necessary for the
promotion of the general well
fare.
FASCISM (of which the Ger
man form, under Hitler, was
termed NAZIISM). The basic
concept of fascism is that the
fnationaD state has a life
unity, and will of its own
apart from. and superior to.
and not necessarily identical
with. the wills Of the individuals
who compose the state. The dis
erection of the rulers determines
both the character and extent
of the states power. The role
Of the people is obedience and
subsection to discipline, from
which they are supposed to
achieve their moral and cul-
tural destiny. The government
Of the state may control every
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-08-03

If your wife doesn't treat you as she
should - be thankful. - Irish Digest
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-08-03

The moral Of this, if any, is twofold.
Parents whose children are young
should not neglect the training of their
boys and girls. 1t is task which can
not be delegated to others entirely. And
children, as they enter into life on their
own responsibilities, should not over
look their power to wreck and make
miserable the closing years of their par
ents' lives
Unterrtied Democrat, Linn, Mo-.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-08-03
Drug Caution

APPROXIMATELY five hundred and
Il fifty British doctors at conference
gave unanimous backing for the for
nation Of watch dog force of scien-
lists to examine and test new drugs
before they appear on the market. The
conference resulted after the British
people were stunned by a tragedy which
struck many British homes.
Sometime prior to 1860, new drug
was developed by the Germans which
was sold in European countries, in
GLIDING Great Britain. The drug was
a sedative for mothers-to-be in early
pregnancy. Since the introduction of
the sedative on the market most doc
tors and scientists feel that it is to
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-08-03

Mothers haven't given up the spinning
wheel =. it's just that now it has a
tire on it.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-08-03

No one so thoroughly appreciates the
value Of constructive criticism as the
one giving it.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-08-03

Powers on the routes into Western Ber-
lin
But the Russians have done this
very thing on past occasions. Only if
the Western Powers are ready to fight
if necessary, to maintain their garrisons
in West Berlin, will they be able to re-
main there. If we are not ready to
fight, then they will be pushed out by
bluff and challenge. 1t is just that
simple.
If the United States and the British
and French back down in the face of
challenge by the East Germans.
backed by Russia, it will be the same
as If they backed down in the face of
a challenge by Russia In the past we
have stood firm on the critical Berlin
tests and we must stand firm again
this time or lose the respect and con-
fidence Of all the free peoples Of the
world = and many of those now under
the Communist yoke
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-08-03

Bible Material: 2 Kings "a
through Is; jeremiah 40:1-6.
Devotional Reading: Pslam 1877
Is.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-08-03
Man, Woman And Child

NOT 50 long ago we noticed a couple
in church and. between the husband
and wife, there sat their only child, now
almost grown.
We wondered at the time if this
young person fully realized all the i'm
portance of his relationship to the old
er people who had carried life's bur-
dens for all three up to that time?
For the older couple, life is almost
thing Of the past. Except for brief
interest in few remaining years, all
that life held for them was wrapped
up in and centered around the activity
and future of their child.
ct. as we all know, these parents.
and others like them. are powerless to
affect the child's destiny very much.
unless character had been built in the
earlier youth, no amount of love and
interest can inject it now The child had
grown out of the parental range for all
time.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-08-03

IN the drought summer of 1859, and
how the Farmville Rotary Club has
raised funds to build the tennis and
handball courts, now under construc-
ton.
We could go back in memory to about
1887, when Bob Catlin, then town
manager, discovered the area. only
eight blocks from Main street. 1t was
a rough terrain of hills and gullies,
but he had the foresight to visualize
its ultimate development His dream
has come into being, and we are glad
that the street leading to the area now
bears his name, Catlin Street.
The community is indebted to the
officers and directors of Farmvile
Memorial Recreation Park Association,
who justly deserve the cooperation
given them through the years by those
interested in good clean fun, sports and
leisurely recreation. The minds and
bodies OF young people are being
developed today for the responsibilities
of tomorrow by adult leaders who in
still into them the sound principles of
initiative, craftsmanship, and perfec-
ton.
We salute the adult leaders - we
salute the boys and girls.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-08-03
Russia Intrigue

Seeued ana developed the athletic park
Russia |
THE United States and the British
and French have been under the Ber-
lin threat of Soviet Dictator Nikita
khrushchev for four years now, the
threat that he will sign a separate
peace treaty with his East German re-
gim& and turn over control Of the ac-
cess routs to Berlin to the East Ger
mans.
We think it is time, finally, to let
khrushchev sign his separate peace
treaty. 1t has been made very clear
that the Western Powers will not give
up their right to maintain forces in
West Berlin
If Khrushchev goes ahead and signs
his treaty with East Germany, that
will make absolutely no difference as
far as the Western attitude is concern
ed 1t is true that it might create
delicate situation, situation in which
the East Germans may be tempted to
try to halt the traffic of the Western
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-08-03
Well Rewarded

THE men and women, fathers and
mothers, who have given much of
their time and leadership during the
past four years to the boys and girls in
the Little Leagues, were rewarded
Monday with one of the best games of
baseball seen here in many a day. It
was rewarding because the Farmville
All-Stars won by score of / to O. in
ten inning game. 1t was more re-
warding because the performers played
IN big league style, with superb sports
manship, almost with perfection. What
goes for the winners also includes the
losers, the All-Star team of Black
stone.
In the past two or more years, we
have had the pleasure of showing the
recreation area to many visitors. They
are amazed when we tell them the story
OF how the Farmville Memorial Park
Association by logged determination
developed the plans for recreation
area; how the Farmville Lions Club
sponsored the swimming pool; how a
group of business men built the Little
League park with their own energies
and the aid of volunteers; how the
Junior Chamber of Commerce graded.
seeded and developed the athletic park
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-09-20


500 INCENTIVE BONUS. Col
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ogement or electrical expert.
snce helpful. Assist regional
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year. Quad A company.
INDUSTRIAL t2) $3.50 + exp.
Like degree. high mechanical
ability. several years success.
full industrial soles.
HARDWARE ........ to S57S
Automotive field. conoct deol-
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HARDWARE to $3.50 + + + +
Electrical construction sup
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THERMO SYSTEMS start TO $3.50
Solid training program, want
ME. or E.E. knowledge. Pro-
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OVERHEAD CRANES $500 up
Have knowledge OF units drive
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INGREDIENTS. troinee $500 up
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college graduate. soles 10 in.
stitution and food professors.
PAPER PRODUCTS (2) TO $3.50 +
International Co. College grad.
uote. Terrific hoining. Steady
ascension.
MERCHANDISING 1915 up
Relocate. Leorn merchondis-
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70 management.
HARDWARE. truinee S325 +
Leorn electrical construction
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projected territory. SsSS In fu-
ture.
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FOUND

JOHN Carroll University class ring,
1858 initials j. L. G., at Humph-
rev field 54l-S24S.
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TOOL DESIGNER 49,, to $500
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TOOL MAKER .....S3 S3.25
Administrative
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Cost estimation and onolYsis.
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CHIEF ACCOUNTANT to $4,000
Strong background in office
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ACCOUNTANT I.
TRAINEE .............. S425
College degree to work in the
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WRITERS (3 ...... to $4,000
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orts men with writing back
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MANAGEMENT
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Designed for Modern Reading

BEN c. WRIGHT, President
EUCLID M. CONVICTION
Chairman of the Board
JOHN C. STERLING
Honorary Chairman
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-18
The National Sunday MGgasine

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WILLIAM |. NICHOLS
Editor and Publisher
Ed MCCARTHY, Managing Editor
NELSON CRUPPo, Art Director
STEWART BEACH, Asst. to the Edit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-18
Bv ARTHUR T.. CLARKE

ARTHUR C.. CLARKE
Evening star., 1962-12-16


I'LL horse and gone Western
- in search of fame and for
tune. For Jack Lord and Earl Holli-
man the problem is complicated by the
fact that they are trying to bronc-ride
their way to glory.
TeleviSion'S popularity polls, the rat
ingS, could toss them right out of
Stardom.
While ABC's "Stoney Burke" empha-
sizes the rodeo background in Lords
series, NBC's Wide Country" has
gotten away from this appeal. 1t has
even changed the shows title card,
replacing the bronco-busting cowboy
with map of the United States. The
shows title also has been superim-
posed.
Producer Frank Telford says NBC
requested the change.
We're always going to have to face
the fact that our hero (HoIliman)
makes his living on the rodeo circuit"
Telford explains. THE stories are
about contemporary America"
The creator, producer, director and
chief writer of "Stoney Burke" is
Broadway and Hollywood producer
Leslie Stevens.
For both Lord, a married man, and
Hoffman, a bachelor, the shows are
enabling them to achieve popularity
that fairly impressive lists of credits
in the movies, television and the stage
did not provide. Hoffman, in fact, has
even made fans forget a mediocre
Western series, Hotel de Paree," in
which he starred as Sundance.
Regardless of the fate of "Stoney
Burke" and Wide Country" Lord and
Hoffman seems assured of continued
Stardom in televSion.
1t is unlikely Lord will ever have to
Evening star., 1962-12-16
By FRANK JUDGE

ANY an actor has mounted
a horse and gone Western
in search of fame and for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-26

Minister, and his colleagues
was announced yesterday by
the Departments Of State and
Agriculture.
The visit VIII be within the
framework Of an agreement
with the Soviet government
on exchanges in the scientific,
technical, educational, cultural
and other fields.
The Soviet group Is expected
In Washington about Septem-
Der 10. They will stay in this
country for about 80 days, OBJ
serving American agricultural
methods. The itinerary for the
tour will be announced later.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-26

Are Killed as
Cars Crash

MARTINSBURG, w. Va,
Aug. rs (AP).-Two teen-agers
died today and three other per-
sons were injured in a head-on
collision on U. S. Route IL just
south of Martinsburg.
Roger L. Bailey died at a
hospital here of injuries. JAG
kie MacCauley died later in an
ambulance as 1t raced toward
Baltimore. Both we're II and
from Martinsburg.
Three others from Martins
burg were taken to the Hospital
here. Richard J. Jacobs, II
a passenger in Mr.. MacCauley's
car, was treated for chin cuts.
The driver of the other car
Halliburton D. Allen, 80. suf-
fered a possible broken neck
and leg injuries. A passenger
in Mr.. Aliens auto, C. B. Mann,
%, suffered cuts on the fore
head.
State police said young Mac
Cauley apparently tried to pass
a tractor-trailer on the crest of
a hill and smashed head-on
into Mr.. Aliens auto.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-26
Laurel Sewage Plant
To Double Its Capacity

Washington, lowest Of five bid
derS.
Part Of the cost will be sup
piled by a Federal grant Of
$151,875, approved earlier this
year under the Federal Pollu-
ton Control Act.
The $1.1 million plant
opened in 1859, has capacity tc
serve 10000 persons, the COM
mission said. 1t was designed
for future expansion in three
phases to serve an ultimate
capacity Of 10000 persons. The
new project. expected to be
completed in about a year,
represents the second phase
and will boost the capacity
from IL million to "a million
gallons a day.
The commission also an
that residents Of the
suburban Maryland area are
consuming water at a record
rate this year. principally be-
cause Of prolonged dry spells
in the spring and the recent
drought.
Average daily water con-
sumption is 500 million gallons
so far this year, compared to
the record average of SIS mil
lion gallons in 1861.
During August, the WSSC
has been supplying its $4,000
customers with an average Of
1872 million gallons per day
The peak day this month was
last Monday when more than
"a million gallons were used.
The highest consumption In
WSSC history was 97.8 million
gallons recorded last May 20.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-26
Boot Victim
Search Widens

| PRESTON, Md, Aug. Is
(AP).-Men in a State Police
helicopter and in boats searched
along the Choptank River to-
day for Harold P. Kaufman, So
Mr.. Kathman'S 12-foot sail
boat was found upside down
Friday near the confluence OF
the Chaptank and the Tucka-
hoe Rivers. Searchers feared
Mr.. Kathman either drowned
or suffered a heart attack.
Mr.. Kathman, a native OF
st. Louis, and a graduate OF
the journalism school at the
University Of Missouri, once was
advertising manager of the
Easton Star-Democrat. More
recently he has been public and
labor relations counsel for
several MidweStern insurance
firms.
/ He has a history Of heart at
tackS and it was feared he may
have suffered a fatal seizure
while trying to work his boat
loose from a mudflat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-26
Red Cross Totals
Storm Aid Cost
By the Associated Press

The American Red Cross said
yesterday it helped 3,277 fam
lilies after the East Coast storm
Of last March at a cost of more
than 81 million.
The three-day storm
wrecked homes and resort
areas along the Mid-AtlantiC
Coast, flooding many areas
killing 81 and injuring 1,577
persons.
The Eastern area office OF
the Red Cross said its OUTLAWS
included $305,254 for repair or
rebuilding Of year round
homes; $3OS,199 for the re-
placement Of essential house.
hold furnishings; $131,152 for
food, clothing and mainte-
nance; $47,469 for occupational
supplies and equipment and
1897 for medical and nurs-
ing care.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-26
CAR HITS RAILING
AND KILLS DRIVER

FREDERICK, Aug. IS (AP)
"A car went out of control on
the outskirts of Frederick today
and smashed into a concrete
railing, killing the 58-year-old
driver and injuring a passenger.
The victim was Norman R.
Burdette Of Rocky Ridge, in
Frederick County. The paSsen-
ger, Franklin NJ. Long, ST, was
treated here for cuts and
bruises.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-26
Potomac Fall Injuries
Fort Myer Soldier

A Fort Myer CVaO soldier
received cuts on his chin and
right leg and lost several teeth
when he fell from rocks at
Great Falls on the Virginia side
of the Potomac River yesterday
Arlington Hospital reported.
The soldier, identified as Pfc
Frederick Luffey, "a, was taken
by the Great Falls Rescue Squad
to the hospital, where he was
treated and transferred to the
diSpensary at Fort Myer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-26
Tour of u. S.
Set for Soviet
Farm Officials
By the Associated Press

The Minister Of Agriculture
OF the Soviet Union and four
other ranking Russian agricul-
ture experts will come to this
country early in September for
a months tour in the West and
Midwest.
The visit of Konstantin Geor-
giyeVich Pysin, the Agriculture
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-26

Construction to boost the
capacity of the Parkway sew
age treatment serving the Pa
tuxent River basin in the
Laurel area will begin this
month, the Washington Subur-
ban Sanitary Commission has
announced.
A $585,117 contract for
doubling the capacity Of the
plant near the Baltimore
Washington parkway and
Route 1877 has been awarded
to the Head Construction Co. of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-26
Winchester Hospital
Expansion to Beqin

down to the lobby. These will
contain the business office and
administration department.
The new building will be
completely air conditioned. An
up-to-date communications Sys-
tenn will be installed.
Of the S3,450,000 cost Of the
addition, $1.765.OO0 is to come
from the Federal Government,
and $4,000 from a Ford Foun-
dation grant. Other requests
and funds and a public sub
scription drive last April netted
Sl,150,00O.