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Evening star., 1962-09-30
SOviefs Charue
'MdnhandIinu'
In Spy Arrest
Red Officials Soy
FBl Acted illegally;
U. S. SuiIoF Held
By JERRY OLEARY JR.
Star Staff Writer

The Soviet Union yesterday
protested the illegal arrest"
and ~manhandling" Of two
Russian diplomats accused Of
buying classified defense docu-
ments from an American sailor.
The diplomats, both mem
bers Of the Soviet United Ma
tions mission, were questioned
after FBI agents arrested the
sailor, Yeoman nc Nelson c.
(Bulldog- Drummond, SO, while
he was in their company.
FBI agents made the arrest
shortly after midnight yester-
day behind q diner in Larch-
mont, N. z. q suburb of New
York City. Drummond was
charged with espionage.
An FBI spokesman said the
Russian UN. aides were taken
to FBI headquarters in Nam
haitian and interrogated but
were released under diplomatic
immunity when three other So
Wet diplomats identified them.
The Associated Press said
the Russian protest note, de-
livered yesterday to the United
States mission at the u. NJ, de-
clared that the diplomats,
Evgeni M. Prokhorov, 81, and
Ivan Y. vyrodov, 80, were ellie
gally and without any reason
seized"
Claims Injury
Although the two stated they
had diplomatic immunity, the
note said, FBI agents used
physical measures" In seizing
them and put handouts on
Vyrodov.
"As q result Of this action
against Mr.. Vyrodov, both his
arms are injured" the note |
said. 1t added that FBI agents |
took the aides TO New York.
searched them, c0nfiscated
Prokhorov's money and "cruel- |
Iy denied" their demand that |
they be permitted to contact
the Soviet mission.
The Russian protest was dis
closed last night Dy 2 Soviet
spokesman. Earlier, the United
states MISSION released q note
70 tne Soviet Mission asking |
tnas the TWO diplomats be sent |
nome.
AT : am. Saturday, Drum
naond was taken in handouts
before United states Commis-
si0ner Earle y. Blshopp Tor
arraignment. fne FBI COM
PLANT charged Drummond with
unlaWfully consplring TO trans
nit information relating to the
national defense Of the United
States to the two Russians. The
information, according to FBI
Director j. Edgar Hoover, con-
sisted Of classified Navy in
struction manuals on many
phases Of military operations.
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Evening star., 1962-09-30

reoeral troops were Ofoered
last night to mass at q naval
air station in Memphis, Tenn,
flor use in Mississippi ''in the
event 1t becomes necessary"
The Defense Department
said the Army had received the
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Southern Governors Toke coutious
Attitude. Pose A-I0
order at 10 pm. and "immedi-
ately initiated movement Of
designated units" to the Mem
phis base. 81 miles from the
University Of Mississippi cam
pus at oxford.
The Pentagon announcement
came minutes before the White
House announced that Presi-
dent Kennedy will go on all
radio and television networks
at 7:S0 pm. (EDT) tonight for
a 15-minute broadcast on the
Mississippi problem.
At the same time, the Presi-
dent was believed to be pre-
pairing an order calling out the
Mississippi National Guard.
With Federal troops ready TO
cross the State border, the Cow
ernment was known to be pre-
pairing to make another at
tempt to enroll James H. Mere
dith at the University Of Miss
issippi tomorrow.
Won't Wait For Deadiine
The administration, it was
learned. does not expect to wait
until Tuesday TO find out Il
Gov. Ross Barnett viii allow
!. the 29-year-old Negro to enroll
2 at the university without inter.
S ference.
e The Tuesday deadline wa
i fixed by the 5th Circuit Court
Of Appeals for the Governor
!. and 1t. Gov. Paul d. johnson
D to purge themselves of con-
tempt by clearing the way for
Mr.. Meredith's admission to the
university.
Before the orders were issued
to assemble q force of troops at
Memphis, the Washington
strategy was shifting from hour
to hour in the wake Of reports
from Mississippi.
Obviously, the troop an
nouncement was not made until
the White House had reason to
believe that Gov. Barnett was
not willing to agree to allow
Mr.. Meredith to come on the
campus without interference.
Units Unidentified
The Pentagon did not iden-
tify the units sent TO Memphis,
The Defense Department an
nouncement also did not specify
the size or makeup Of the
force. or from where the troops
were being drawn.
Contingents of military police
were reportedly being flown to
Tennessee. Pervious planning
has contemplated the use of
about 500 military policemen
and about 1000 infantrymen.
Before the troops could be
ordered to the Ole Miss cam
pus. a Presidential proclamation
would be necessary. Even before
the night announcements from
the White House and the PEN
tagon. such a proclamation had
appeared in the offing.
This was the series of events:
Less than an hour before
See MEREDITH. Page AS
Evening star., 1962-09-30
Weather Forecast

District and vicinity-sunny ana slightly
warmer today. high in the lower 70s. FAR
tonight, low in the upper 40s. Increasing
cloudiness and warm tomorrow with
chance Of scattered showers in the after
noon or at night.
Full Report On Peg. ca
Evening star., 1962-09-30
Pentugon Orders
Army Units to
Memphis Post
BY MIRIAM GUTENBERG
Star staff Writer

Federal troops were ordered
last night to mass at q naval
air station in Memphis, Tenn,
for use in Mississippi ''in the
event 1t becomes necessary"
The Defense Department
said the Army had received the
Evening star., 1962-09-30

Southern Governors Toks coutiOus
Attitude. Pose A-l0
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Card OF Thanks

MCFADDEN = The family Of
the late Edna l.. McFadden wish
cS to express thanks to the
doctors. nurses. hospital staff for
kindnesseS and 10 thank friends
and relatives for cards. flowers.
food and other expressions Of
kindness. 2-20lt
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NOTICE

I maintain an office for settling
my former business. Verser's.
and meeting my friends. Loca-
ton. up over the Employment
Office. l18 West Third St., just
off Main St. Come see me. F..
L. Verser. l-3O-8t
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WANTED.

'sp>S>SsS.~SDsDSr.S>Sr>S
LOGS = Poplar logs, will pay
top prices for logs 5 #. 2 in. long
Z inch diameter. If you have logs
meeting these specifications
please call or write A. L. Cole,
Phone Amelia 2F011. Jetersville.
Va. 2-13-8tp
PIANOS: Will buy or trade. Dow
dy Furniture Co.. phone Elk
2-3440. Farmville. Va. 92-h
FOR OUT OF TOWN BUYERS:
Modern house and small acreage,
good cattle farm with approx
nlately 200 acres Of good pasture
land. Longwood Realty Co., Inc,
Municipal Building, phone Elk
2-3563, Farmville, Va. 1-26-tf
For fast results use the CLASH
fled Page regularly.
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NOTICE

THE FLOOR SHOP: Free est
mate on wall to wall carpeting
for residential OF church use.
Room size rugs available for i'm.
mediate delivery. including all
wool twist carpet. Colorful braid
ed rugs. 8 x IL rugs size. The
Floor Shop, 1l9 N. Main Street,
Farmville. 1-19-tf
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VIC 1ox
. Adding Meehinss
Ten keyboard and Full Key
board Moe:ai;-es. Manual o,
Electric.
. Calculator Machines
. cesh Registers
Manual Or Electric
Sales 4 Service
SOUTHSIDE BUSINESS
MACHINES
Corner High 4 Main Ste.
Phone TX 2-6l56 Farmville. VI

CRUSHED STONE
No. 7. No. > or Crusher Run
$3.50 Per Ton Delivered
within 2 miles OF City
Cumberland, $3.10)
e. s. THOMPSON
Phone Export 1906
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FOR RENT


BEDROOM = completely furn-
ished: reasonable. Phone Eek 2
1858. 2-16-8t
HOUSE = 5-room house. mod
ern. recently redecorated IT.
IS and 400. Y mi. Of Farmville.
C. H. Franklin, Elk 2-3213.
Farmville. 2-16-tf.
APARTMENT = furnished two
rooms, kitchenette. 4O3 8. Main.
2-2O-3-2-2p
BEDROOM - private entrance,
private bath. Phone Farmville
Elk 2-3753. 2-2O-tf
APARTMENT - 3 rooms and
bath. Private entrance. Hot and
cold water furnished. Across
from new postoffice. John Nor
ris. Elk 2-3571. 10000
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FOR RENT

APARTMENT = 5 rooms, hot
water heat, storm windows, first
floor, located in Dillwyn. Con-
tact Mrs. Moss. phone WO 8
20l1. 12-15-tf
FURNISHED ROOM FOR
RENT: 408 Beech Street, Phone
Elk 2-55O5. 2-l6-2p
BEDROOM - completely furnish
ed; reasonable. Phone Eek 1858.
2-16-8t
WANTED
COTTAGE ~ Want to exchange
a IS acre farm in Buckingham
County for a small cottage in
Farmville. Emerson L. Parker,
R. l, Box 94A, Dillwyn, Va.
2-13-4t
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EARN MORE
MONEY NOW

AAA-l, A-year old Company has
good openings now for full time
Dealers. Supply Nationally Adver-
tised products to customers in
your area. No lay-offS. Earnings
according to your ability to pro-
duce. Age 22-70. Write Dept. So,
P.O. Box SOIL. Richmond, Va.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-20

BULLS - Registered Polled
Heref0rds. serviceable age. Rea-
sonable. E. r. & J. c. Tilman.
Powhatan. Virginia, interestion
Hwy. 522 and I'll "a mile on I'll.
Phone after 6 pm. LY S-4734.
1-30-8tp
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OPPORTUNITIES

BUSINESS OF YOUR OWN =
l want TO talk to tho man who
wants to better his financial
standing and have permanent
profitable business. No invest
ment Required. This is a tan
gible Business. The man I want
i'll this capacity has an oppOrtuni-
ty TO earn from $4,000 to $4,000
per year. Electric units and Sup
plies. Replies will be held in
strict confidence. For further in
formation write to ZIG Main
Street. South Boston. Virginia.
Phone 2-5O25. Apply or call Sum
day from $3.50 to 400. 1-23-tf
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE !.
1854 GMc = 1--WE ton truck, IA
#. fiat dump: good condition.
Ideal for general farm use. L.
L. Irving. W0rSham, Va. 2-2O-2p
WINTER DISCOUNTS: Brandon
Upright 8ilOs. The South's quality
stlo. Cali or write c. j. Slayton,
Farmville, Va. for prices. 2-2020t
~>>>>~
TYPEWRITER SPECIAL - Feb.
q Reg. $94.5 so new typewriter
for $52.22. Weyanoke Book Shop.
2-20-1p
GEORGE WASHINGTON DAY
SPECIALS: Regular $500 Gold
en- Encyclopedia 16 volumes for
1922 with heavy binding. Three
Tables books less than half price
1922. 1.22. PC. Register for the
$4.95 book to be given free.
Weyanoke Book Shop. 2-2O-1p
1000 BALES hay. IS cents bale.
c. H. Howe, Prospect, Va.
2-l6-2t
PIANO Real Reasonable. SIS.
H. Dowdy. Elk 2-4662. 2-l6-tf
49, ~>>~. ~~>>>
MIXED HAY Orchard grass.
blue grass and clover. Priced
reasonable. John A. Gates, Rice
Elk 2-5356. 2-164p
WOOD = Dry round and slab
wood. Sawed stove length. Green
round wood. $1,000 load delivered
up to IL miles. John A. Gates,
Rice. Elk 2-5356- 2-16-4p.
BULLS - Registered Polled
Heref0rds. serviceable age. Rea-
sonable. E. r. g. J. c. ~Tilman,
Powhatan. Virginia, interestion
Hwy. 522 and I'll "a mile on I'll.
Phone after 6 pm. LY 8-4734.
1-3O-8tp
STORM WINDOWS. DOORS
Dennis Critzer, Eek 2-55ll after
3 pm. 1l-3-tf
RED CLOVER SEED: M. O.
Chappel, Phone AC 1922.
Abilene. 2-l3-4p
HELPERS - Purebred Hereford.
Open and bred. $1,000 in lots of
six. r. c. Goodwin and Sons
Lumber Company. Phone Lyric
84422. PoWhatan. Va. l-23-tf
HAY - 10 tons No. alfalfa hay.
Can deliver. R. E. Garnet, Elk
2-4228 between 6 and s pm. r.
l. Farmville. l-l2-tf
SOFA BED-$75. H. DOwdy. Elk
1852. 2-l6-tf
STRAW = For sale. Soc per bale.
r. c. Goodwin g. Sons. Inc,
Lyric 3-4422. Powhatan, Va.
1-9-tt
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NEW HOUSE Just completed in
the Greens" rooms. two
baths. built-in cabinets and range
In kitchen. full basement. car
port. priced to sell. Contact E.
NJ. Pairet at EX 2-322I. after 6 /
pm. and Sundays phone Eek 2
1862. lO-3l-u
OR RENT - Wheel chairs hospi.
tai beds. crutches. canes. or sick
room needs. Gray Drug Store
Farmville. got,
STARTED BULLETS - Several
ages. Contact Southern States
Coop. Inc, Cumberland. Hy 2
POSI-. 5-l6-f
COIN HOLDERS and supplies.
New 1852 Red Book. Gray's Drug
Store. Inc. Phone Eek 2-3l45.
Farmville. Slit
ROYAL TYPEWRITERS
The New ROYAL Typewriter
ROYAL
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Special Purpose Typewritere
Roytype Ribbons and Carbons
Rentals and Repair Service
WHERE 10 CALL"
eouthside BuNDess MAchlneD
Corner High 4 Main St..
phone Elk 3-Sl4S Faxmville. VI
VICTOR
. Adding Machines
Ten kevboord and Full KEY
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WOOD = Dry round and slab
wood. Sawed stove length. Green
round wood. $1,000 load delivered
up to IL miles. John A. Gates,
Rice. Elk 2-5356- 2-16-4p.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-20

TWO-TON Tandem Dodge
Truck Flat steel body with
hydraulic Lift gate. Good Con-
dition. T. w. Bloomfield. Elk
1888. 1-2-tf
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HELP WANTED

DEPENDABLE and capable
young man to work in farm sup
ply store. For interview call
Export 2-3557. 2-l6-tf
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MIXED HAY-Orchard grass.
blue grass and clover. Priced
reasonable. John A. Gates. Rice
Elk 1885. 2-l6-4p
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-20

STORM WINDOWS. DOORS
Dennis Critzer. EX 2-551l after
3 pm. 11-3-tf
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-20

HAY = 10 tons No. | alfalfa hay.
Can deliver. R. E. Garnet, Elk
2-4228 between 6 and s pm. r.
l. Farmville. l-I2-tf
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FOR SALE

MISCELLANEOUS - orchard
grass. cleaned and tested, also
red clover; twelve Hereford feed
err calves. H. S. Anderson, R. 3,
Dillwyn. Va. 2-9-3p
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-20

RED CLOVER SEED: M. O.
ChappeIl, Phone AC 1922,
Abilene. 2-l3-4p
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HELPERS = Purebred Hereford.
Open and bred. $1,000 in lots of
six. R. c. Goodwin and Sons
Lumber Company. Phone Lyric
8-4422. Powhatan. Va. l-23-t
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-20

COIN HOLDERS and supplies.
New 1852 Red Book. Gray'S Drug
Store. Inc. Phone Eek 2-3l45.
Farmville. Slit
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-20

TT costs nothing to use a Blue
Lustre Carpet Shampooer with
purchase of Blue Lustre. So.
Hdwe. & Appl. Co. 2-2O-lt
Evening star., 1962-01-07
1861 NEW YORK EXCHANGE BOND SALES
THREE YEARS TOTAL SALES
1861 1900 $1,636, ,037,100
1860 ----- $1,346.4l9.750
1859 - $l,585,724,200

NEW YORK, Jan. 6 (AP).-
Following is a table of transac-
tions in the bonds on the New
York Stock Exchange during
the year 1861. 1t gives the
yearly sales, high. low and last
prices and the net change from
the previous year on the bonds
listed prior to January /, 1861.
TREASURY BONDS
2las 72-67 Dec 2 50 80 81 1875
WORLD BANK
lntBkR&D A2s73 1903 1903 1903 ......
IntBkR&D 3s76 81 "a 81 .l6
NEW YORK CITY
IS 90 1855 "a 1915 81 s-l6 9l 29.32- is
CORPORATION BONDS
Furnished by the Associated Press
Sales Net
Bond $1,000 High Low Close chg
Evening star., 1962-01-07

high points in the first quarter
and their low marks in the
third quarter. The Associated
Press average showed rails off
IL index points, quality bonds
down a and utilities off /.
Corporate volume on the ex-
change, a tiny fraction of the
over the counter total, rose to
a l6-year high Of $l,636,037, 100
par value. That made it the
busiest year since volume of
$2,260, ,000,0 900 in 1945.
The 1861 total was almost Is
per cent above the 1860 figure
of $1,346,419,750. In 1860 there
was a Is per cent drop from
1859 activity.
The Treasury market fell dur
ing eight months in 1861 in
cluding the final two. There
were four advances. There was
a spread of as much as 7l2
points between the high and
low of at least one long bond.
The distant maturities fell the
most and the short and inter-
mediate bonds the least.
For the year, volume of gov
ernment securities traded over
the counter by primary dealers
averaged SIS billion par value
a day, based on Treasury-Fed-
eral Reserve figures. October
and December with SIT billion
(b) averages, were the busiest
months.
Evening star., 1962-01-07
Corporate List
And Treasures
Dropped in 81
BY RICHARD III. HOENIG
Associated Press Financial Writer

NEW YORK, Jan. 6.-Bond
prices coasted downward in 1861
as business recovered from the
1960-61 recession.
The continued easy money
and credit policy of Federal
officials prevented runaway in
flation and any spectacular
swings in the bond markets.
Government issues gave up
almost 2 to over 4 points with
most bonds ending the year at
or close to 1861 lows touched in
August or early December. In
1860 Governments gained 7 to
91a points.
Corporate bond prices held
steady to off an index point,
based on the Associated Press
average of so issues traded on
the New York Stock Exchange.
In 1860 they picked up 2 to 4
index points. Prices advanced
six months in 1861, fell in
four and were about unchanged
in the other two.
Rails. utilities and top grade
investment issues reached their
Evening star., 1962-01-07
TREASURY BONDS

>, NEW YORK tAP) Over the Counter
Up. Government Treasury bonds 1851
Evening star., 1962-09-26
Kennedy Names
Negro Attorney
To Trade Board

President Kennedy today
nominated A. Leon Higgin-
botham. jr., a Philadelphia
Negro lawyer, as a member OF
the Federal Trade Commission
White House Secretary Pierre
Salinger said Mr.. Higginbotham
is the first Negro ever appointed
a commissioner of a Federal
regulatory agency.
A graduate of Yale University
Law School in 1852, Mr.. Hig-
ginbotham has practiced law in
Philadelphia since early 1858
He has been president of the
Philadelphia branch of the Ma
tional Association for the Ad-
vancement for Colored People
since 1859. He was appointed
to the Pennsylvania Fair En-
ployment Commission by Gov
David Lawrence last year.
Mr.. Higginbothain also is q
special deputy attorney for the
Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania
and q special hearing officer
on conscientious obiector mat
tiers fof the Justice Department
He was nominated for the
$20.000ea7year job on the Trade
Commission for a seven-y year
term. succeeding William C,
Kern. whose term expired yes
terday. Both Mr.. Higginbotham
and Mr.. Kern are Democrats.
Evening star., 1962-09-26
Troops Inspected
By McNumuru

FRANKFURT, Germany,
Sept. 26 (AP).-United States
Defense Secretary Mcnamara
arrived today for a two-day
check on the combat readiness
of Americas troops stationed
along the Iron Curtain border.
Wearing a green field uni
form and accompanied by a
party Of 10, he left Immediately
for cavalry units near Fulda.
In a brief airport interview,
Mr.. Mcnamara noted that he
had testified in Washington
last week "the crisis we face
today we believe is the most
serious since the end of the
Korean war"
"In this connection" he
added, 'it is appropriate that
we check on the combat readi-
ness of our troops"
Evening star., 1962-09-26

1857 over two other principal
applicants. These were Massa-
chusetts Bay Telecasters and
the Greater Boston Television
Corp.
The award has been & matter
of controversy for a long time
In July. 1860. the FEC set
aside the award on the basis
that influence figured in the
case while it was pending. The
matter has been in the courts
and before the commission
since that time.
Granting of the license for
only four months, it was under
stood, was a compromise. In
theory any other company
could enter the competition for
the station after that time.
Evening star., 1962-09-26
PrObers Seek
Tax Returns
By the Associated Press

The Senate Armed Services
Committee voted 9 to 4 today
to request that income tax re-
turns Of companies headed BY
former Secretary of the Treas
ury George NJ. Humphrey be
opened to inspection by stock
pile investigators.
Chairman Russell, Democrat
of Georgia, told newsmen the
vote was on straight party lines
The move was denounced by
Senator Goldwater, Republican
of Arizona. as "a witch hunt !.
a get-Humphrey effort"
Access to the tax returns was
requested by Senator Syming-
ton, Democrat Of Missouri
chairman Of the subcommittee
investigating 500 million nickel
stockpiling contracts made with
the M. A. Hanna Co. Of Cleve-
land.
The contracts were negoti-
ated during President Truman's
administration and we're signed
shortly before Mr.. Humphrey
assumed his cabinet office un-
der President Eisenhower.
The Armed Services Commit
tee also asked that the income
tax returns Of Jess Larson, who
was head of the Government
Services Administration in the
closing days of the Truman
administration. and of Melville
C. Robinson, a former Govern
ment contracting officer, be
made available for inspection.
Senator Symington told
newsmen that his subcommit-
tees hearings, which exploded
into an angry row between him
and Mr.. Humphrey in August,
will be resumed some time in
October.
Evening star., 1962-09-26
Mrs. Randolph Bishop,
Hospital Founder, Dies

specialized in pre-medical
studies at the University Of
Kansas and, after graduation.
studied in France and in
Switzerland.
A member of the Annapolis
Yacht Club and Kenwooo Coun-
try Club, Mrs. Bishop also was
active in the National Sym
phony Association. She served
with the Red Cross and with
the Salvation Army.
In addition to her husband,
Mrs. Bishop leaves a son, RAN
dolph, of 9408 Seddon road,
Bethesda; a sister, Mrs. Leon
Bailey. and a brother, Richard
Barren, both of Kansas City,
Mo-, and two grandchildren.
Requiem mass viii be at 10
am. tomorrow at st. Bartholo-
news Church, 1912 Blackjack
road, Bethesda. Burial will be
in Greenmont Cemetery, Balti-
more.
The family requests that any
expressions of sympathy be in
the form of contributions to
the Suburban Hospital Asso-
citation in Bethesda.
Evening star., 1962-09-26
Urges New Hearing
Lengthy Battle

The channel was first
awarded the Herald-Traveler in
Evening star., 1962-09-26

Mrs. Randolph Bishop, So
who helped to found Bethesda s
Suburban Hospital. died Tues
day at the hospital.
AS chairman of the Bethesda
Chevy Chase Lay Health Com
mittee, she called the groups
first meeting. some 20 years
ago. to plan for the building OF
Suburban Hospital. Her hus-
band. Randolph Garland Bishop
Of the family address, S711
Burning Tree road, was the
hospitals first president and
Is assistant manager of the
District Red Cross Chapter.
Born Martina Barren in
Kansas City, Mo-, Mrs. Bishop
Evening star., 1962-09-26
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winner Of doctors test Of 2 leading lax
atives. Tells how this herbal prepsra-
/. tion won on combined scores of gentle
ness and other counts. For complete
details write to DR.. Edwards Olive Tab
lets, Dept. vc62, Memphis /, Tenn. or
ask your drugEist for Or. Edwards
Olive Tablets.
Evening star., 1962-09-26

Squibb rigid quality control, including more
than 200 quality control tests, is designed to
assure you that every Vigran capsule has the
full label potency when you take it as it had
when it was tested at the laboratory.
This is the reason so many people buy Vigran.
And what better reason could gou have than
your family itself-for
whom you naturally S0TITRR
want the very best. LasoSSToe,ze
At your drug store. sQUl5s DIVISION OIin
Evening star., 1962-09-26
Kennedy Signs Bill
For Military Building
BY the Associated Press

President Kennedy today
signed a $1,319.114,500 appro-
priation for military construc-
ton programs.
The total, financing construc-
ton for the armed services both
in this country and abroad, was
trimmed by Congress $275.615,-
600 under the Presidents re-
quest.