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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-12
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The Justice Department told
the Interstate Commerce Com
mission yesterday that the pro
posed merger Of the Norfolk &
western. Nickel Plate and Wa
bash Railroads should Be
TUNED down
If the commission decides 70
approve the merger. depart
ment lawyers said IN q brief
filed with the ICc. the Penn
Sylvania Railroad should Be re
CURED % get nd Of its stock
N Norfolk & Western
The Port Of New York Au-
thority urged the commission
TO hold 10 action On the pro-
poSal until the ICC could give
due consideration to the other
major consolidation proposals
before il.
A similar long-range view vas
suggested By the State Of New
York. whose brief said the
merger should also include the
Akron. Canton & YOUNGSTOWN,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-12
Stock Advance
Continues in
Heavy Trade

NEW YORK. July IL CAP)-
The stock market showed a
stronger trend late this after
noon as it moved back toward
the high reached early in the
session. Trading was active.
Volume for the day was esti-
mated at So million shares
compared with 4.025. 900 yester-
day.
Gains of fractions to a point
or better were scattered through
the list Of key stocks, while
some Of the volatile growth"
issues did better.
The TreaSury's revision of
depreciation rules, which the
administration says will save
business SIS billion in taxes
the first year. was the latest
news item to help the market.
The ticker tape ran as much
as Is minutes behind transac-
tons when trading was as its
heaviest.
American Telephone rose
more than a point.
The Big Three motors, steels.
most leading oils, utilities, aero
space issues, airlines, tobaccos,
rails and rubbers showed a
generally higher trend, while
chemicals turned mixed and
n0n-ferrous m etals showed
scAnt change.
Celotex was off well over a
point, erasing a fractional rise
following news that Jim Walter
Corp. has acquired more than
35D, 900 shares Of the stock.
FMC Corp. was I'D about 2
points following declaration of
a 100 per cent stock distribution
and plans for a dividend boost.
Prices advanced in fairly
active trading on the American
Stock Exchange.
Corporate bonds produced
some gains and a scattering of
fractional losses. Governments
showed little change.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-12
u. S. Opposes Merger
Of NEW, Nickel Plate

the Pittsburgh & West Virginia
and the Erie-LackaTanna Rail
roads
In New YORK the Delaware &
Hudson Railroad said + mad
fled q petition With the ICC
seeking 70 Be included N the
proposed Norfolk & Western
Nickel Plate union
In addition. Vice President J.
p Riley said the Delaware &
Hudson q 763-mile road from
WIlkeS-Barre. Pa, 70 Montreal.
asked the commission for per-
mission to intervene n the
proposed merger Of the New
YORK Central and the PennSyI-
Vania Railroads
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-12
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. July IL APIS feed
grain showed little ten6eEey % move.
hur ether grains and soyeea1s rallied
vel and hel6 fairly broad g1i1s D1st
CT the time tocAy On the Beard e
Trace
me support vas described As mainly
shart covering. ard on the r1se o1feE-
inEz became rather scarce However.
dealers said coUuerclAl interests
showed ne fnGli1at1oa 70 chase the
market after II had orene6 - .
mo6erHte volume Il stoD-h0sS eCy1ng-
Deliveries IN July contr1ctz IN the
utr along with haziGaG7oz ker4 corz
under pressure and an ceEGrEcfs again
sold At season lows before reaching
. seeadying volume s1pport
Al midday. wheat vas ts-'s cent
unchansed % a lower. Jaly 81 0ats:
cats z IoweT % Il hlEher. Jafy $50.
rye lover 70 Is h.gheE- luH
81 -e51zs soy6eans ,s-1s htEheT- July
Cash Grain
wheat No yeIlow hare "a Germ
No. . yellow I-I4l4- Oats sample ErAde
extra heavy mined 654s- Nc soyeean
sales Soybe4n ell "a B14 A Barley
Mating choice 1918 y. feed g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-12
COTTON

NEW YORK. July 10 CAP).-cotton
futures were unchanged to lower today.
Liquidation in nearby July contracts
developed following Issuance Of ia July
delivery notices. The notices were re-
ported stopped by early afternoon.
Trading in nearby July contracts
exulres tomorrow. Open contracts IN
down to 1.S00 bales. Selling in nearby
October was influenced partly BY the
July situation and the recent easing
trend in spot cotton prices.
Eate-afternoon prices we're ur-
changed to 25 cents a bale lower than
the tprevious close. July 1928, October
80 Dc and December Bali.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-12
ODD-LOT TRADING

NV TORz- JzJ - (Ap-Tna
NeE Tc-k S-cck HchazER repcrted
-oGaE theze o6E-ic- traEsaCtlclS ~
p--C1-al Eealsrs fcr JAY IL Purchases
C IsAIIa xhars<~ Sales q S79-S5S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-12

Quotations Tor lOO-share lots
Others for l0-sbare lots. XXX dividend
tPlus extra or extraE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-12

a-Also extra O. extraA k-A11zai rzle
pins Rsck dixidznd d-Deeaared e p4t1
n 1871 pluB sfock 6videl6. e-Dec1are1
Or paid 50 far tins year. f-Pzy1hlR IN
sf1Ek daring 1881, estimated casa S1l8e
@ ex-dividenA or ex-61sGrihezsa1 cn1e-
g-P4i6 lase year. h-Declare4 e. PAD
afbsr s1ck diViden4 q sPl4 - k-De
CARED or paid MS year, Al aeE1zlztise
issue with diEide1d1 IN zrrezfA p-P1.4
tins year, Dividend 0nifte1. oe4eEre1 Gl
M acfinn taxa - laEE oisl1en1 Dse<1g-
Smyrna times., 1962-01-11
Twist Contest
To Be Held at
Smyrna Theatre

A twist contest will be held
at the Smyrna Theatre this COM
ing Saturday evening it was an
nounced today by MIR. Snellen-
burg, mgr. The twist is a dance
craze that has recently been
sweeping the country. This hip
py dance has been accepted by
high society in New York City
during the recent ball season.
Contestants who would like to
sign up may do so by leaving
their name at the Smyrna The
atre boxoffice before 7:30 p. m,
Saturday, January 18th. All con-
testants will be the guest of the
Smyrna Theatre and in addition
will receive a free pass to a
future show. The motion pic
ture "Hey Let's Twist" is pres
emily playing at the theatre. 1t
Smyrna times., 1962-01-11

Sunday, January 7, for William
James Barrett at Mt. Friend
ship A. M. E. Church. with the
Rev. w. A. Davis in charge.
Interment was in Mt. Friend
ship cemetery. He died on We'd
nesday, January 3, at the age
of 90. He was the widower of
the late Mary E. Barrett and is
survived by five children: Clar-
ence, Smyrna; Mary E. Lawr-
ence, Philadelphia; Bartie Gibbs,
Alice BARLEY and Howard of
Smyrna; a brother, Albert Bar
'rett, Chester, Pa, and IL grand
children, 26 great grandchildren,
and one great, great grandchild.
MIR. Barrett, a retired farmer,
was a member of Mt. Friendship
Church for over 70 years.
Smyrna times., 1962-01-11

Harrington to house both dis
trict and division personnel.
The electric distribution system
in Harrington will be converted
to higher voltage to keep in
step with increasing customer
needs.
In each state large chunks
of the budget money are ap-
propriated for normal improve
ments and requirements neces-
sary to any growing business.
Poles must be replaced, meters
purchased, radio and transpor-
tation equipment must be main
tanned, and distribution systems
within communities must be ex-
tended and refurbished.
In the Maryland counties, the
1862 construction budget ap-
proximates 3 million dollars.
Work will continue on the high
voltage transmission line from
Indian River Power Plant near
Millsboro, Delaware, to Piney
Grove, 6 miles southeast of
Salisbury, where a big new sub
station nears completion. The
new transmission line is part
of a dual electric power feed
for Virginia and will also serve
as a new and additional feed
for Salisbury. In this day and
age when home and industry
depend upon electricity "a hours
day, any additional alternate
route for its delivery is of great
value to customers. 1t means
that in the event of storm or
accident, the alternate line can
be switched into service to min
imize service interruptions.
Southeast of Salisbury a new
substation will be built, part of
the function of which will be
to handle the increased power
needed at Nanticoke by the
Coldwater Seafood Company.
Construction will be started
to convert the Wye Mills-Kent
Island system to higher voltage.
In the two Virginia counties,
where l and 4 million dollars
are budgeted, the principal new
business will be construction OF
a new high voltage line from
Exmore to Bayview, together
with a substation at Bayview.
MIR. Nelson pointed out that
1862 is the 18th consecutive
year of expansion by these com
panies.
Smyrna times., 1962-01-11

versity school of hygiene and
public health, Tuesday after
noon; "Today's Fabrics
Peterson, home economist, E. /.
Dupont de Nemours and Com
pany, Thursday morning; and
"A Shopping Trip for New Food
Products, Equipment Apparel
and Household Items"-mem-
bers of the home economics ex-
tension staff, Thursday after
noon.
Farm topics during the three
days will include weed control,
new equipment, poultry market
ing and the latest research re-
suits and techniques in fruit,
vegetable. dairy, sheep, swine,
and beef production.
Two general sessions have
been scheduled. On Tuesday,
February 6, at ll:30 a. m, Uni
versity President John A. Perk-
ins will present an address on
the subject of the Landgrant
College Centennial. 1861 marks
the Tooth anniversary of the
Morrill, Act which gave birth to
the U. S. system of public high
er education through 68 state
landgrant colleges and univers-
ities, including the University of
Delaware.
On Thursday, February 8, at
ll:30 a. m., the Honorable Har-
ris B. Mcdowell, Jr., U. S. Re-
preventative from Delaware will
report his impressions of the
international situation based on
first-hand observations during
his recent tour of the critical
areas.
All sessions of Farm and
Home Week will be held in Ag-
ricultural Hall except of the
Wednesday evening program on
pleasure horses which will be
held in Carpenter Field House.
Smyrna times., 1962-01-11
DP&L Planning
Large Expansion
Program in '62

Delaware Power & Light Com
pany and its subsidiaries, The
Eastern Shore Public Service
Companies of Maryland and Vir-
ginia, plan to spend more than
$l8,000,000 during 1862 on con-
struction of facilities for serv-
ing power. Of this total, about
five and three quarter million
dollars are earmarked for use
in Kent and Sussex counties of
Delaware and the eastern shore
counties of Maryland and Vir-
ginia. Twelve and quarter
million will be invested in de-
.velopments in New Castle Coun-
ty. The increasing demand for
additional electric power by
present customers, population
growth and the effect of new
industries locating on the Del.
marva Peninsula neceSsitate the
expansion program, according
to George M. Nelson, vice presi-
dent of Delaware Power & Light
Company.
In Kent and Sussex counties
of Delaware, Delaware Power
& Light Company will invest
about one and one half million
dollars. During the first half Of
the year a new headquarters
building will be completed at
Smyrna times., 1962-01-11
THURSDAY MORNING. JANUARY II. lss2

was filmed entirely at the fam
ed Peppermint Lounge in New
York City. 1t will play till Sat
urday, January 18th. So all you
twisting cats who feel like win
ming cash prizes $1,000 to the
winner, and $500 to the runner
ups) get on down to the Smyr-
ma Theatre and sign up tonight.
For those of you who don't
know how to do the twist there
will be a demonstration given
right of the stage.
Smyrna times., 1962-01-11

ly meeting of the Kent County
Republican Women's Club on
Monday, January is, at 8 p. m,
in the Civil Defense meeting
room in the basement of the
Court House, Dover. Mrs. James
Jackson, president, has announc-
ed plans for a bake sale to be
held at the Acme Market, Edge.
hill, on Friday, January IL,
starting at 9 a. m. The bake
will launch the clubs fund rails
ing projects toward the 1867
campaign.
Smyrna times., 1962-01-11

More than $3.50 of the food
produced today undergoes some
processing prior to its consump-
ton.
Smyrna times., 1962-01-11
sz52 81 74 3's% t. ~ %x3 TIE z;7792 M92!f 0GE DART

PERFORMANCE. The new size Dodge Dart has the
most powerful standard six In the business The Darts
gives the muscle Of an eight with the economy Of six.
SAFETY. Dart gives you more braking power-per pound
than any car near Its price. As much as 62H greater
lining area. The brakes adjust themselves automatically
DEPENDABILITy. Darts body Is rustproofsd. You 90
$4,000 miles between grease jobs hiuh-spsed starter
and the alternacr are standard for quick sure starts
COMFORT. Plenty hsadroon Isgroom r-high seats.
Reduced floor hump. Man-sIs wheels and tires that put
plenty Of rubber the road Smooth Torso-A AIrs RIDE
NEW SIZE DODGE DART. Two feet shorter than
Americas largest car. Two feet longer than the smallest
ManeNerabilty without sacrifice Of room or comfcrt.
Gasoline economy and outstanding performances.
Evening star., 1962-09-23

FURNACE, COLEMAN FLOOR. and
275-gal. oil tank Both for S65.
Evening star., 1962-09-23

DOORS. save from 3Oe, to soc, .
S295 up. spec. lot. hundreds in
| stock. Use for rec. rooms. new
/ homes tables. desks. 1920 Wilson
/ blvd. (nr. KEY Bridgel. IA. A
| 1894, RUCKER LUMBER.
Evening star., 1962-09-23
WOMEN

Attractive supervising opportuni-
ties with service corporation for
mature women interested IN
meeting the public. Responsible
ties inelude business management
with interesting public contact.
no outdoor or sales work. 5-day
week. Various starting hours. A
beginning salary $40 a week,
VITA excellent company benefit
program.
Write giving complete BACKGROUND
on age, education and employ
ment experience to Box 441-E
Evening star., 1962-09-23
BUSINESS SERVICES

HAVE AVAILABLE, from 1000 to
eS inactive files in s'G1ods modsrn 'PfSs fT.proo dSt
BLDG. near center Of city. II you
are paying downtown rates for
your excess files, 1t might be
worth calling, Mr.. BRADFORD
Evening star., 1962-09-23

ANTIQUES : French Prov. chest
$35. Victorian wardrobes, $50
Victorian breakfront $500. Frenef
Prov. sofa, $50. Marble-top dress.
er. $50. French Prov. bed, $50
French Prov. bedTm. set. S265
Victorian chair, $50. French Prov
chair $40. French Prov. dressinf
teresting items. We do refiniSh
ing, repairing.
Evening star., 1962-09-23

ALUM. new. sheet. size .0z0, .0I0,
PLUS. c4l4 9th 81. ne.
ANTIQUEs-solid eherTy fold-tor
game table. IA. 7-74e6.
ANTIoURs-vietorian sofa. e1mec
back. S65. LA. 6-lS39.
ANTIQUES-EARLY AMERICAN
FOUR WINDS FARM
La5E: :, 'I9s Esbt 'SsE 81 RoSt. oSs &c o lEs 5.s
only 6Ats. and Suns. WA. 3-l231.
Evening star., 1962-09-23
INSTRUCTION COURSES
(coNIlNUEDl

lAAAA RATED! IT'S TOPS! TOPS
ABC's ALL REALTY Exams
Learn how q selli Buyl Investl
Earn s16oSi5.ooo ". Any Tine
Evening star., 1962-09-23

lCAMERAs. used. We pay top prices.
SOMMERS CAMERA. ia 14th st.
/ Uw NJ g-5TSE
Evening star., 1962-09-23
HEIP WOMEN
CONTINUED

WIDOWED. settled woman TO live
.. help care for invalid mother.
Aep with household duties. i day
oII peI week. Salary. reference
Evening star., 1962-09-23
DIVING EOUIPMENT

1 complete outfit. HE. 4-1439.
DOUBLE BED. niRht tables. vanity,
I chest drawers. end table. SIS.
| 9501 Dallas ave. Silver Spring
4 Nd, between l and 3 p.m.
Evening star., 1962-09-23
REPAIRS AHD sERVTcEs
lcoNfiNUEDl

@
METROPOLIS peeorators-Buildsrs
No Job too small or too large,
serYtng Va. d. C. Nd. IA. FLOSS.
PAINTER =
White mechanic, do my own Jobs,
interior, exterior. Reasonable
References. RA. 6-3l3s.
PAINTING and paperinR. We can
Work ESar. rus Pr FTse esti. M IA. sosf s,si7o. q
PAINTING. Interior ana exterior,
Plastering. carpentry. roofing and
sPRo1sas. sFPiRsoeS1IRas slsG ssF-sfO5s. sI5s work Nh
PAINTING. INTERIOR ExTERIOR,
tile setting. For what have you
or cash. D. c. area. 23A-729e,
PAINTING, interior. exterior. roof,
carpentry. Eutter work by white,
Call any time. CH. s-4404.
PAINTING, interior. exterior and
glaxinE Is my speciality. Call any
time IA. 5-2lS4.
PAINTING-Exterior and Interior
general repairs: rainspout gut
terins. cement work; Is yrS. ex'
perienee. PO. 2-6l27.
PAINTING. interior and exterior
/ Free estimates. Call anytime. PO
2-6l27 or 365-45s2.
PAINTING, inter. and extsr.. non,
drinker tWhltel fully insured
REFS. Ii. 1889. VIII. 6-494l.
PAINTING, interior, exteriol
white mechanics. Free estimates
Call LA. 9-3042.
PAPER HANGING and wall scrap
ing. Free estimates Ftrst-elasS
work. Call LU. 4-5253.
PAPERHANGING. SIS and up thl,
Wk. only. Sunfast. Washable. He
! 9-lSb7. IA. 9-454e. VIII. 2-e45S
PLAsTERING, WALL PAPER RE,
MOVAL AND STUCCO-An worl
guaranteed. Mr. JAKE, 462-1647
PLAsTERING. PATCHING, PAINT
/ ING. WALLPAPER REMOVING
| FL. 4-50SI.
PLASTERING, Waterproofing, fire
proofing, wall scraping. Frei
estimate Call CO. 5-512S.
PLUMBING AND HEATING
Best prices for new and remodeiinI
work. UN. 4 -0o73.
PLUMBING AND HEATNG-spe,
eialize In heating of all kinds
| FHA credit can be arranged. Al
work guaranteed, s64-4904.
RADIO. TY service and repairs
day or night, work guaranteed
reas. rates. Call 5S4-4143.
REMoDELING, rec. rm., homes
Build garages. carportS. etc. Ere
estimate. No Job too lge. or to-
small. S93-5272 after $50.
TRASH REMOVAL, any kind. clean
ing Easements, yards, old furnl
ture; CHARLES MILLER. 726'
454l.
TV REPAIRS-Free estimates Ii
your home. Day and night calls
Reasonable rates. ia. 9-7992.
WALLPAPER REMOVAL By the oni
bonded and ins. paper removal co
In d. c.. Md. or Va. DI. 7-1600
Evening star., 1962-09-23

gain st $3.50. Phone 5s2-5793.
DISHWASHER. General Electric
portable, good operating cond. not
automatic, $50. WA7-75S3
Evening star., 1962-09-23

DNETTE SET, chrome. 5 pieces.
ext. table, S25. RCA TV, IL II !.
with stand, S25. 946-S373.
DINING ROOM, Duncan Phyfe
mahogany oropleaf table and
/ four chairs, S35. Solid Mahogany
/ Corner Cabinet, Like New, Cost
| SOS, Sacrifice S1O0. KE- 6-6567.
Evening star., 1962-09-23
INSTRUCTION COURSES

ABC sHTHD.-Lrn. 8 wks. dy. sis
pie Schl., 710 14th NV. DI. $4,000.
CIVIL SERVICE FFC exam ,
Steno., Typist elk, PIX. Inq. RE.
7-2S2s. BOYD'S 18th and G NV.
FED. ENTR. EXAM-Special coach
inc classes, starting inq. RE. =
2S2s BoYD'S 10Th and @ NV.
GUITAR AND ACCORDION In
STRUCTI0Ns-Play songs after
the End lesson. WA. 5-223ke
Evening star., 1962-09-23

I Debating SET, 2-unit Sound
! scriber outfit. Tycoon Model
! Recorder with quick review. Tran
/ Scriber, complete with accessories,
new cost $3.50, like new, S15r.
l IN 3-gr52
Evening star., 1962-09-23

.DISHWAsHER. portable. needs mo-
tor, other parts excellent, SIS,
Call HA, 2-9OS2.
Evening star., 1962-09-23

Do not sen your valuable ANTIQUE
snhlna; glasI; furniture, etc., before
SHOPS for expert appraisalS.
6640 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
AND OLHEY. ND. tGA. AVE xxi. }
WA. A-4024 nc. 2-2721
Evening star., 1962-09-23

For cashier-c h E e.kers or
PIX receptionistS. Iop-pay-
ing Jobs. All ages-men and
women-day or night classes.
Free placement. CALL OR
VISIT.
Evening star., 1962-09-23

METROPOLIS Dseoratora-Buildera
No Job too small or too large
serYtng Va. d. c., Nd. IA. 7-l095
Evening star., 1962-09-23
SITUATIoRs-MEH
lcONTlNUtDl


MEN AvAILABLE-Housework. I'd
work. painting, rough carpentry,
etc. Call NE. S-4532.
OFFICE MANAGER, completely
exper. Excel constr. BACKGROUND.
Avail Inimed. Reply Box 54-Z,
Star.
REAL EsTATE-Young man With
expr. looking for salaried iot
In commercial real estate sales
Leasing or management. Box 13-
Z. Star.
SALESMAN, tor so. can sen. man
age, take charge, VIII change for
rainbow. What have your Boz
s5-E. Star.
WELDERS. comb. Welders, and cut
ters with own rigs. Able to DC
all types Of iron work, ana stee
fabrication. 10. 7-0s5s.
COLORED MAN, A, exper. butler
cook, houseman, fountain man
ager. Local refs. 232-Ol75.
TYR. OLD HIGH SCHOOL GRAD
desires part-time morning work
VIII accept snything. Call Ber.
nard. Ia. 6-3l37.
Evening star., 1962-09-23
WOMEN SCIENTISTS
$1,000 TO $4,000

Technical For Women specializ.
ING IN placement Of mathemati.
eiahs, Programmes, statisticians
chemists. physicists, biologists, etc
cab BOB GRAY. NE. S-4277, 2Ot
Hln Bldg. az and Eyel lempD.
t23 WEEKLY for wearing lovely
dresses supplied to you BY US
Just show Fashion Frocks tC
friends. No investment. eanVassinf
or experience necessary. FASHION
FROCkS, Dept. K-4S41. Cinein.
natl, Ohio.
WOMAN for g.h.w.. cook eve. mes,
for 3. 5-day week, / to s pm
Own transp. pref. North Arl., 527-
Evening star., 1962-09-23
FURNITURE
MODEL HOME
FURNITURE CORP.

Fabulous displays including Dam
tsh. Modern. French and Italian
living rooms bedrooms and din
ing rooms. Everything brand new
and fully guaranteed. Priced about
40ss less than furniture offered
in stores. Complete apartment
full Of furniture sells for about
S400. Can be paid for at SIS .
month. Items on display in all
price ranges including finest bed
rooms and dining rooms priced to
$500. regularly 81 400. Large
selection stored in warehouse and
available for public inspection. Any
item will be stored free by ware
house company. up to s months.
No payments necessary on furni-
ture until you take delivery. which
is free. Then take up TO years TO
pay. Park free in lot at 6l9 d st.
NV. or 40S 9Th ST. NV. q block
from Hecht Co. storel WARE
HOUSE located behind parking
lots. OPEN $3.50 TO 8 daily includ-
ing SUNDAY. ewes by app't. Aus
DREY SAX. Interior Decorator,
Smyrna times., 1962-03-15

FOR LESS PER MONTE THAN RENT!
Never before has this been pobe home right for
than people pay than you'd pay per month
shell And the low monthly payments will make
you the proud owner of your home in twelve short years.
Smyrna times., 1962-03-15
Traffic Volume
Increases Need
For Safety

The coming of Spring wealth
er will boost the volume of driv-
ing-and that will boost the
volume of accidents unless Del
awareans are prepared to drive
defensively," a safety official
warned yesterday. ]. James Ash
ton, manager of the Delaware
Safety Council, said it is clear
that an increasing volume of
traffic tends to increase the haz-
ards of being on the streets and
highways, and greatly increas-
es the need to drive defensive
ly." That means to take care
not to be involved in accidents
caused by the poor driving of
others, and to take care not to
Smyrna times., 1962-03-15

cash during the spring planting
season. Sign-up for the pro-
gram runs from February 5th
through March 30th.
The program offers payments
to producers for diversion of
feed grain cropland to approx
ed soil conserving uses. The
program is voluntary, but farm
ers who cooperate must divert
a minimum acreage in order to
be eligible for price support on
the normal production of their
1862 crop corn and grain sor-
ghum acreage or barley acreage.
Payments under the program
will be in the form of a cash
advance if the producer so
chooses. Each county will have
two county average rates of
payment per acre for corn, two
for grain sorghum, and two for
barley. One rate will be based
on so percent of the county
normal yield per acre times
$l.3l, Sl.95, or $l04 cents
the county support rates respec-
lively, for corn, grain sorghum
and barley The second rate
will be based on 60'c of the
county normal yield per acre
times the applicable county sup
port rate.
Farm payment rates will vary
Smyrna times., 1962-03-15

The chief executive. in a
statement released at Dover,
called attention to the back
ground of the Red Cross, point
ing out that ''for more than IS
years, this great humanitarian
organization has helped to save
the battered lives of disaster
victims; has "safety-proofed"
our nation and our state thr-
ough training programs in first
aid, water safety, and home
nursing; has helped with the
personal and family problems of
sevicemen, veterans and their
dependents; and has prepared
young people, through Junior
Red Cross, to eventually be-
come responsible family, COM
munity and national leaders"