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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-08-17

ment, as it is called, is strategy which
accomplishes nothing but poorer race
relations.
We point out that during the ten or
more years in which Prince Edward has
been before the courts many outside
people have visited here; that public
gatherings of both white and Negro
advocates have held meetings or demon
STATIONS here; that every visitor has
been received with courtesy; that speak
hampered and freely; that local CO.
operation and offers of assistance in
summer educational crash programs
for Negro children have been made
No incident has occurred to mar the
record of the county.
We would point out further that race
relations among the County's own peo-
pie has been maintained; that no per-
son, white or Negro has been denied
normal credit at the various stores );
that all Negroes have received normal
banking services and to our knowledge
no determinations have been practiced
by those who honestly differ.
We would point out further that
Prince Edward School Board still faces
an order of the federal court, and tho
school case now ten years old has not
been completed; that legal questions
fundamental to the freedom and lib
erty Of all citizens remain to be de-
cided; that until these questions have
been resolved the people of Prince Ed
ward must pursue them.
Again, as we appear to be faced with
threat, this time from the Southern
Christian Leadership Conference, may
we counsel more wisdom than emotion;
discretion in thought and words; to the
end that we the people of Prince Ed
ward County, both white and Negro,
will not be used ruthlessly as pawns
in our own destruction
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-08-17

They are reported to have sung nursery
rhymes, studied English, physics, and
found much rest in sleep when they
turned in for the night.
Television pictures broadcast world
wide showed nothing of real value
They were blurred and indistiguishable
AS a contrast, United States astronauts
were shown at the blast off at Cape
Canaveral, and check points were es-
tablished around the globe. Life in the
United States practically stood still
while each of the men soloed into space,
and thousands Of American hearts stood
still as Carpenter was temporarily lost
when he overshot the landing space.
Secrecy might be accounted for by the
difference in people, or the differences
in environment, or governmental phil
osophies. In America, there is a "show
me" attitude evidently not general in
Russia. Or, the Communists Just NAV be
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-08-17

Dedn Rusk. Secretary of State, speaking
to Latin-American leaders:
"The time has come for the American
republics to unite against Communist
Intervention in this hemisphere
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-08-17
RECOVERY

Doctor: "How's the patient
this morning?"
Nurse: Il think he's regaining
consciousness. He tried to blow
the foam off his medicine"
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-08-17
unWarranted Pressures

THREE Negro clergymen, Virginia
Leadership Conference have announced
that they will launch an all-out at
tack on segregation policies in South
side Virginia, including the cities and
towns Of Hopewell, Petersburg, South
Hill, Emporia, Blackstone, Farmville
and Lynchburg. They will be joined by
F. H. LaGarde, of Edenton, N c., also
a Negro clergyman"
A conference has been requested with
Governor Albertis Harrison, Jr. in a
telegram from Albany, Ga, where the
Virginia clergymen have been partici-
patlng in massive passive Albany move
ment. The Virginia leaders requested an,
immediate conference relative to the
desegregation of public facilities in our
Immediate state; the abolition of state
statutes relative to the constitutional
right of peaceful protest abrogated by
the states anti-protest law; and other
matters pertaining to race relations in
Virginia.
We believe that this is a time when
the moral support Of our chief execu-
tive must be felt in Virginia, in the es-
tablishment of the democratic ideal, and
we respectfully request that you will
use the influence of your office to bring
about the inevitable in race relations
with the greatest amount of goodwill
to all" The telegram stated.
If the strategy used in Albany, Ca,
from whence the telegram was sent to
Governor Harrison, is planned in Vir-
glnla by the Southern Christian Lead
ership Conference we believe the people
both white and Negro should be pre-
pared for it. We reprint below an editor
ial from the Charleston IS. CD News
4 Courier, a newspaper which general
ly covers events in the South with it's
own reporters, thereby obtaining first
hand observations. The Albany move
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-08-17
Too True!

Doctor: You've been work
ing too hard
Patient: Il know. but that's
the only way l can keep up the
easy payments.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-08-17
Communists Sly People

RUSSIAN people reacted to announce
ment that two cosmonauts were sue
cessfully circling the earth lust as the
people of any other nation might have
reacted. They were jubilant, filled with
pride and a surge of patriotism The
feat of placing two men in the strato-
sphere in tandem bespeaks the advances
of scientists and others who made the
accomplishment possible The next step
in this scientific exploration is a round
trip to the nearest planet, the moon.
What avenues of progress will be open
ed are yet to be assessed
But, the COMMUNISTS are sly people.
DRIFTING of the cosmonauts was not
pre-announced The public was not
given television program showing the
blast off, nor the return to earth 1t is
not known from what point the trips
began, nor at present where they ended.
Some of the reactions of the cos
monauts while in orbit were fantastic.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-08-17
No Drawback

Girls Father - Young man,
we turn the lights out here at :
10 pm.
Sailor - That's okay. We
won't be reading.
Evening star., 1962-01-14
'Impresario:
'+Fichand|er

subscribers doesn't seem so large to he said with
smile. I'm my old job, we used to discuss the Gross
National Debt"
Zelda thinks little of the financial end. My the
ory is, if you have enough seats and the product is
good enough, the business worries will take care of
themselves But we're always talking around the house
about thousands of dollars and opening nights; our
children are certainly growing up in an unusual
atmosphere"
Their home is stunningly decorated by Zelda in
colds and beiges and the furnishings are modern
as many the plays Zelda picks for her Arena Stage
The problem with the home is, they have less
and less time to be in it.
Running theater is not job, but way Of life.
You must strip down your outside life and give up a
lot of important thngs-casual friendships cocktail
parties events of any kind You give up all peripheral
enrichments of living. Tom and seldom go out 1
adore cooking, but don't get chance to. Our major
interest other than Arena is the children-Mark who
is S. and Hail. 10. We are always home with them until
their bedtime and I'm up in the morning for an hour
or so with them before they go to school,"
Not one to minimize the problems of combining
a and marriage Zelda admits it is difficult.
ut takes a husband who really has ego prob
lern-it takes very rare maturity in a male. Then
healthy children both psychoogcaly and physically,
and third, devoted, competent housekeeper In ad-
dition, the woman's part, she must be endowed
with energy and an ability to organize"
Nothing seems cluttered around Zelda her ap-
pearance, her home her thoughts, her theater. She
writes everything down - from sewing button on
Halls jacket to casting the next play.
II think an ability to organize perhaps the main
thing brought to this project. surely didn't bring
a vast knowledge of the theater.'
OF Arenas earliest successes, Zelda modestly says
Talent has a way of coming between the cracks in
the rocks That first year two, had Marion Rear
don Rawlins This accidental gathering of
talent contributed to the success of earlier years
You have to count accidents as part of everything
In those early years. the same people built sets
acted but possible it is necessary to COM
partmentalze. It's just important to have experts
selling tickets experts doing the acting"
Zelda has her experts working for her now The
people in the costume ROOM the set designer
in his room, the repertoire company picked at New
York additions and supplemented by local talent the
top directors
Both Zelda and Tom eager about the future,
thinking about next years plays, actors and problems
And although there times when Zelda voices
brooding MY main complaint is it seems too intense
every minute, and sometimes long for gray, dun
day." that day will never happen. Because she's also
the creative person who says
Nov that this building is up, in way 1t Is an
achievement of goal When we can perfect THIS
institution I'd like help in the spreading out OF the
New York theater movement-help organize repertoire
companies throughout the country"
Evening star., 1962-04-04
BY the Associated Press

The Los Angeles Lakers made
it into the National Basketball
Association playoffs-but only
after they nearly turned Coach
Fred Schaus into a cardiac
case.
The Lakers lost a 24-point
lead before they licked the De-
troit Pistons, 123-117, in De-
troit last night and captured
their best-of-Seven Western
Division final series, Az. They
gave Schaus a hair raising ex-
perience in doing it.
Los Angeles won the first
three games of the series, lost
the next two and came within
a whisker of having Detroit tie
up the whole thing.
Now the Lakers must await
the outcome of the Eastern Di-
vision finals. knotted 3-3, be-
tween the Boston Celtics and
the Philadelphia Warriors.
The Warriors beat Boston,
l09-99, last night in Philadel-
phia. The rubber seventh game
will be played in Boston to-
morrow with the Lakers start
ing the championship series
with the winner Saturday.
We're definitely roofing for
Philly," Schaus said at his
clubs victory celebration early
today. WED get the odd game
at home and we'd be able to
start the series at home. That's
the main reason we want to
meet them - the home court
advantage.
But we also beat Philly six
out of nine in the regular sea-
son and that's another reason"
If the Lakers have to play
the Celtics, the series will start
in Boston and four of the seven
games would be scheduled
there.
Evening star., 1962-04-04
Writer With 7o
Wins Golf Title

MYRTLE BEACH, s. c.,
April 4 (AP).-Previous win
ners were left behind as q free
lance golf writer from New
York City, Charles Price, took
the ninth annual golf cham
pionship of the Golf Writers
Association here yesterday.
Price had a 41-38-79 over
the Dunes Golf and Beach Club
course.
The former Golf magazine
editor was two strokes ahead of
runnerup Nelson Cullenward of
the San Francisco News-Call
Bulletin.
Nick Del Ninno of the Boston
Traveller was third with an 81.
Tied for fourth were 1860
Evening star., 1962-04-04
Diamond to Fuce
Stiff Competition
At Senator Comp

Jim Diamond, the area stand
out signed yesterday by the
Senators, now heads for the
clubs minor league training
camp at Pensacola. Fla. an6
apparently some stiff competi-
ton.
Diamond, an 18-year-olc
third baseman who hit. 1872 ano
.514 at George Washington
High in Alexandria, will joir
some 80 other candidates al
Pensacola. Diamond was signed
for a bonus by Scout Joe Bran
zell, who watched him play fol
the city champion Federal
Storage team the past two
years.
Three intraSquad games al
ready have been played al
Pensacola, and the 'standouts
have been Bud White ano
Orlando Stanley, both third
basemen like Diamond.
Also impressive in the early
workouts, according to reports
here, were Roy Heiser, the for
mer University Of Maryland
pitcher, and Carl Middledorf
who hurled for Bethesda Chevy
Chase.
Evening star., 1962-04-04
RobusteIIi Gets
Svure's Old Job

NEW YORK, April 4 (AP).-
The New York Giants announ-
ced today that Andy Robustelli,
end and defensive team cap
tain, will take over the coach
ing duties of Harland iSwede)
Svare, while continuing as a
player for at least one more
year.
Svare had been assistant
coach in charge of the defensive
line. He previously had a long
playing career with the Giants.
Svare is negotiating for q
similar spot with the Los An
geleS Rams, with permission
Of the Giants. "Swede has
business interests on the West
Coast and he wanted to make
the SWITCH" a Giants Spokes-
man said.
"RobuStelli will assume most
of Svare's duties, and those he
can't handle will be taken over
by Head Coach Allie Sherman, f"
the spokesman said.
Evening star., 1962-04-04
WARRIORS, CELTICS ALL EVEN
Lokers Given Scare,
But Gain Title Round

The Lakers breezed in the
first three games. Then the
Pistons, seeking a comeback
never achieved in a best-of-
seven NBA playoff, won the
next two. The Lakers were en-
dangered.
But in game No. 6 last night,
the Lakers went into command
early. They built their lead
into a 24-point stranglehold-
91-67-in the third quarter.
The PistonS had one more
surprise left. They cut into the
Lakers' lead as the fourth Pc
riod wore on. 1t was sliced to
10 points, then to four, three,
two, one and finally the
Pistons tied it at 117-117 with
1:21 left.
But Elgin Baylor bailed the
LakerS out. He scored on a
jump shot IA seconds later and
the Lakers were ahead to stay.
Jerry West added two free
throws and Wayne Yates an
insurance basket while the
PistonS went Scoreless after
battling back into the tie.
Baylor and West east scored
38 points.
Wilt Chamberlain, Tom Mes
cherry and Paul Arizin did the
hot shooting in the Warriors
victory. Chamberlain scored 80
points. Meschery 81 and Arizin
%. Bob Cousy and Tom Helm
Sohn each had % for the Gel
tics.
The Celtics were hampered
by the absence of Frank Ram
Sey, who was dressed for the
game but did not see action
because Of a pulled muscle in
his left leg. The Warriors were
minus defensive star Tom Cola,
out with a Sprained right
ankle.
Evening star., 1962-04-04
KnothoIe Membership
Nearing 10000 Mark

With just a few days re-
manning before deadline on
membership applications. The
Evening Star Knothole Club
roster is fast approaching
10000.
Officials expect the total to
go we'll over that figure by
closing time, midnight, Sunday.
All applications for member
ship must be poStmarked no
Evening star., 1962-04-04

later than the announced dead
line.
Boys and girls. Is years of
age and under, are eligible to
join the club, which is CO.
sponsored by The Star and the
Senators.
Members will be admitted
free to IL of the Senators
home games. The first Knot
hole Club game will be April
81 with the Orioles supplying
the opposition:
Evening star., 1962-04-04
By STEVE GUBACK
Star Staff Writer

George Washington's baseball
team, which has been doing
things differently this season
scored its winning runs yester-
day after one of its own errors.
And if that sounds confusing,
you should have seen the Colo
mails batting order. Or Vir-
ginia Techs Red Laird, the
visiting coach, after his club
bowed, 81.
In a real mixup, the Colo
mails batted out of turn in the
eighth inning and scored the
winning two runs before Tech
noticed it. Bill Hardy, who was
to lead off the mining, forgot
to go to bat and. as things
turned out, that was the first
of several good things to hap
pen to the Colonials.
Eventually Merv (Bearcat)
Holland, a sophomore gridder
getting his first baseball test
came up with two on and one
out-and promptly doubled
home both runners for the
victory.
The batting mixup hardly
was intentional. who's going
to pass up his cleanup hitter?"
GW's Bill Reinhart asked.
The victory was the Colonials'
third straight after an opening
loss, while Tech is now %. 1t
was the Southern Conference
debut for both teams and an
other impressive game for GW's
John Papanicolas. The lefty
from Western High went the
route for the second straight
time and hurled his second
Stroi0bt npo-r1lp oiohf -bifto,-
Evening star., 1962-04-04

titlist Ronald Green Of the
Charlotte News. Defending
Champion Dan jenkins Of the
Dallas Times-Herald, and John
Bibb Of the Nashville Tennes-
sean with 83s.
Evening star., 1962-04-04
Bills Sign Dubenion

BUFFALO. N. Y. April 4
(AP).-Elbert Dubenion, start
ing TANKER back last season for
the Buffalo Bills, has signed
his 1862 contract. the team an
nounced yesterday.
Evening star., 1962-04-04
MIA PLAYOFFS

Los Angeles 1913, Detroit III Qo,
Angeles wins best-of-7 Western Di.
vision finals, 4-2).
Philadelphia 100, Boston 90 (best.
Oft Eastern Division finals tied, 3-3l
Evening star., 1962-04-04

So. Conn. -020 210 001-6 z
American -002 001 '000-3 5
Morcey and Landino; Schseter and
Avjean.
Virginia errors set up three
runs and helped Harvard to a
Az victory over the Cavaliers
at Charlottesville. 1t was the
fourth straight loss for the
homestanders, who wasted a
six-hit pitching job by Bill
Spencer and Carl Kuhn.
Harvard -O OO2 900 IOl-4 8 3
Virginia - 900 0lO 001-2 z 4
Yarboro. GuzZetti "a and Harsh
barger: Spencer. Kuhn lS) and Kehoe.
Evening star., 1962-04-04
vIR, TECH 600 600 O1O-1 s .
GEO. WASH. 900 900 12x-3 10 .

VIR. TECH 600 600 OlO-1 s .
GEO. WASH. 900 900 l2x-3 10
Melear and Lawson: Papanicolas
and Schweickhardt.
Navy'S baseball team ran its
winning streak to four straight
yesterday under its new coach,
Joe Duff, who is likely to be
short on fingernails by now.
For the second straight day,
Navy escaped with a 5-4 vic
tory, this time over Rider Col
lege. Bob Campbell's run
scoring double in the eighth
inning proved to be the differ
ence in the game, played at
Annapolis.
RIDER OOI OO1 Oll-4 Q 4
NAVY O02 o. 0lX-5 } Il
Cuastis and Kristofik: Gunkle. Hen
messy 80 and Cybul.
American University ran into
sharp pitching by Pete Morcey
and dropped it's third straight
game. Morsey famed Is in
leading Southern Connecticut
Evening star., 1962-04-04
CIV Shakes UPLineup,
Defeats PerpIexed VPI

to a 6-3 triumph over the
Eagles at AU.
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RULES

Dill @ type your name address, and sSeTy in
Mil gsdent and amount used In the recipe.
NOE6N Give measurements IN level mot scant
hsapIngo cups. tablespoons. teaspoons o.
IN fractions , w. ", etc., Give baking Temperature and time
Check the division you entering oniE Junior
Senior Also check the type recipe consider to b.
T. Attach firmly to the Official Entry Blank sxravalue
trademark from sny size package Of Pasburs BEST
Flour Attach sheets giving recipe Use side OF
only using recipe STYLE Brand Of ingredients
used be gwen desired but not required Print
name and address Of the top of each sheet
p Enclose entry IN envelope addressed to Psbuns
Best Box 1905 Milwaukee Wisconsin Entries must
be postmaed not lister than June So 1862 and must be
eeed not later than July s. 1862 You send many
entries Wsh but only envelope An recipes and
entries become the property Of The Psbuy Company and
cannot be acknowledged OF returned.
q. To be considered every entity:
. Must comply with above rules.
Must CAL for at ssst onehsif of PasbuD's BEST Al
Purpose SeiiRisins Flour mot cake -four mxssl
. Must not cal for an intoxicating beverage.
Must cali Tor ingredients usually found grocery stores.
5. 10 Fnssts viii be selected from each and 10 from
Puerto Rico. District Of Columbia and the US Armed Forces
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combined. making total OF $40 state tnsIsts. The 100
Bake OF winners viii be selected from these $40 state nass
andWH compete ct the Sak0-OH.
g. Everyone twelve March l, 1862 and living
the United States Puerto Rico and members Of
the us. Armed Forces and their dependents enter
except employees Of the following organizations and members
Of thar immediate tamass: The PasbuU Co., It's advertising
agencies Judging organizations PREDICTING professional home
economists. professional chefs and bakers not eligible
Entrants l9 March l. 1862 eligible for
Senior Grand National Awards: entrants IL through Ia
eligible for Junior Grand Nat0ns Awsrds. Al entrants
eligible for the two top sWsds Of $4,000 and 5000
T. The lloyd Henold Company staff OF home economists
viii Judge qualified entries in the Recipe Contest on the basis
OF general appeal and speed Of preparation novelty
character No eOtrsnt w be eligible Tor more than
sward In the Recipe Contest
O. The Baking Contest will be limited to the 80 Senior Recipe
Contest Winners and the 20 Junior Recipe Contest Winners
prepare Their zenning recipes without assist
Entries will be Judged the basis Of general appeal
taste and novelty No entTant viii be eligible tor
than cash award IN the Recipe Contest
3. binding eli snsnts. The decisions Of
the judges will be fnal In the Of ties dupcate awards
made This contest subsct to federal and local laws
and addresses of ell winners will be furnished after
December l. 1862 upon request.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-03

The 100 6nalists sending in the best recipes
will win trip to the Bake-Of in New York
:. stay at the Waldorf Astoria then bake
their recipes on Bake-Of Day, September II,
to compete for the cash prizes!l
80 Senior Winners and 20 Junior Winners
(12 through Is years of age) will make the trip.
Pillsbury will provide the same trip to one
parent or approved adult for each of the 20
junior winners.
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Sfort or Add to Her Collection Of
Wells Sterling Silver Charms from The Hechf Co.
81, $50 So
81, ESQ, So

Every Lille Charm brings back memory suggests q things
Moybe its reminder Of her fovore pet sport
maybe it's soy Merry Cuisines Beautifully sterling
silver have movable ports hard enome finish
have eweled All oppeons Stot with the bracelet odd
The charms shell cherish.
Evening star., 1962-05-02
$ 558

No Money DOsUn on Sears
Easy Payment Plan
} 30-ii. Kenmore gas range
has 25-in. wide oven with
"peek-in" door that re-
moves for faster, easier
cleaning
, It's "MatchIess" . burn.
ers, oven and brOiler light
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} Aluminium grlddle top has
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} Backyard features elec.
trio clock, oven timer and
appliance outlet
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Evening star., 1962-05-02

Sears does not establish artificial list"
prices 10 aIIOso for so-calEed discount" or
atrade.in" pricing. Sears original prices are
Low prices, special sale prices are eueB tOsoer.
Evening star., 1962-05-02
more Electric Dryer

o Kenmore dries work-saving l0-lb.
wash
o 2-fabric cycles. Normal and Delicate
o Lint screen removes messy int-fuzz
0 Safety switch stops drying action
when door is opened
o Timer let's you set correct time tor
all fabrics 500
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Evening star., 1962-05-02
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Delivery to over 600 cities and towns
in the Washington areal 80
FREE replacement and service Of any. parts
which prove defective within one year Of
sale. Free replacement Of defective porce-
lain parts within 80 days on sale.
Evening star., 1962-01-27
Crash Kills
Man GETTING
ACigorette

A man was killed early today
when he reached for a cigar
stte a passenger had lighted
for him and his car crashed
into a light pole on a center
island in the $500 block of East
Capitol street.
The man was identified as
Carl B. Christian, 36, of 1920
A street Sc, an unemployed
gas station attendant.
His only passenger, Isabelle
Davis, SO, of 1920 Southern
avenue Sc, was treated for
cuts on the forehead and ad-
mitted to District General
Hospital for x-rayS.
Mr.. Christian was the eighth
person to be killed in a traffic
accident in the District this
year. At this time last year,
there were no traffic fatalities.
Pvt. Frederick A. Cain of the
Accident Investigation Unit
quoted Miss Davis as saying
Mr.. Christian gave her the Gig
arctic to light for him, and
when she handed it back the
car hit the pole.
Detective Lurty C. Houff of
AIU said Mr.. Christians driv-
ing license had been suspended
since December 81, 1859.