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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-19
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SAIL
TRLEzER, sl.7, cu. e. e .sss ssa !

FREEZER, All Gu. IT,. Coldspot, 1
VI. old. Just like new. 500. oo<-
FURs, grey persian coat and black
persian Jacket. cal 277-S36o aiter
eyes. all weekend. -
FURN.-frass andiron. $40. Dutch
dresser, IS, Coil Springs on Legs
$40, Wardrobe, 6lsx2x1A ~.
Metal folding cart. So Lee, mir
o eSE S maos Vi WIZ Sfls II kssSn st. NV:
F WTitsicOhS S', ana aDi mango SSta' din. r@:
set, cor. cab, .credenza, twin bed
rm. sets, maple bedfm. w powder
tbl.. stadio couch, ChippenSsis
sofa, prs. OF uphol. chrs., knee,
hole desk, mirrors, prs: and oao
lamps. many prs, custom draper-
s Les; Priced H. r se tot lsIS SMikEs. III
Conn. ave. sat. sun, Mon. s-6:
FURN.-Beaut. SIT. foam dayen-
port and chr, foam pattressl sps.'
step ibis. and matching pole lamp,
used 2 mos. Misc. items, some an
tiques. Must sell. OV. 3-4825.
FURN.-Antique silver and china,
items and interesting Ornaments.
Marked fer cash sale. on view
Sat. and Sun. ia. No dealers.
3135 Ellicott ST.. AN
URN, moving eouth-sIedrfn, suite.
leather-top desk. chinese rug
9x12. liv. rm. furn.. lamps. end
tables. JU. S-1066.
FURN.--Kit., Nv rm,, bedfnA., IKE
new. S275. All day Sat. Sun. 1913
Peabody st, NV, Apt. 303.
FURN.-UnusuAi Jr. din. Ffil. set
with glass-top aquarium table, Nv.
rni. sofa and loveseAt,, chairs,
tables, lamps. velvet upholstered
dual. headboard and accessoriss;
Must dispose Of At eneS, 1880
18th st, NV. ..........
1-VT75 NfVFTITSK
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.O'Neill Assoc. Inc.

II these positions don't interest
you, come in and discuss the
many other listinss we have.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-19

CARTS. A, wheels. Many. Some fiat,
sp.ss stii EvEE sSaSs ea SSs ylsS
pAit,Y STTI, a SAT. TIL 9
ALERT SURPLUS SALES
go w. ST. NV. HU. 3.7e5e
cAs s5. aE Ssss15ssS SA.sG as SO f aS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-19
statesmen AND WOMEN
REAL ESTATE

offering an opportunity for
the Professional salesman
who desires large. income.
Team play IL our forte. We
conduct educational courses
which cover all facets Of the
r, s. profession. We assign
regular floor duty. Listing
BY the use Of our individual
brochuring service 10 made
easy. Regular assigned COM
pany prospects. We place
mortgage loans for our
statesmen. Financing is avail
able due to our great volume
Of sales. 3 offices to work
from: Mclean, Alexandria,
and Springfield. Managenent
assistance in closing, both
purchaser and seller. Don't
wait. Call now for complete
detailed information: Bud
Ross, 356-7000, Jack Ellis,
s36-e20Q, Frank penahus.
451-2500.
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HELP, MEN AND WOMEN

BEAUTY OPERATOR, must have
following. Fashionable. salon, ex-
cellent pay. Oh. 4-a519.,
CASHIER for club. Experienced, re.
tired man or woman. Write BOX
.213-X star. -. -. -
DRUG CLERKS, full or part time.
Apply NAYLOR PHARMACY 3039
Naylor I'd. Sc. -. -.
LICENSED PHYSICAL THERAPTsT
chief AndLor staff, Full OF part
time. Personnel Office, PRINCE
GEORGES GENERAL HOSPITAL,
Cheverly, SP. $4,000.
MAN OR WOMAN to. decorate and
340S windham rd., Brentwood, Nd.
RENTAL CLERK, mature and .caA
pable person needed for exciting
rental operation in the new S.W.
Rental experience not Necessary;
tipping ability essential. See MIR.
DEEPfNQ at sol q ct. s.w., for
interview from 10 am. to 4 pm.
RESIDENT MANAGER
Man or woman, for large new Viz
einia building. Must have eK-
perience. Salary and apartment.
W ries Box XVII ffii4.Ec. O gtsT, Sn'~'-'
RESIDENT MANA0ERs--Man and
vi Ef' sS .Si Is TssSs;s @'nss p
Ri iSss have some SSas knoWiedss Of oil
burners and be handy for general
repairs. Also be able to handle q
work crew. Pull time Job for re-
sponsible couple willing 10 work.
$3.50 mo. plus 2 bedrm. apt. Reply
to Box lila, BaileyS Crossroads,
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HELP WOMEN
lcONTINuEDl


JosEiPHs HAIR DRESsER, al
Park Central Hotel, ME. S-4691.
BEAUTIC1AN - Front booth for
rent. Also beautician with some
following. Excellent park n 4
facilities. JU. 9-9S79, JU. $1,000
BEAUTICIAN, exper. only apply
full or part-time, following pref
cail Mr.. MICHEL, eve. 365-339a
or daily JU. 9-1445.
BILLING CLERK, experience de-
sired in tubfile operation. Knowl.
edge OF IBM machines helpful. Ap.
ply MILTON s. KRONHEIM CO.
1900 v st. ne. LA. 6-S000s.
lB0OKKEEPER. some typlpg,. mus
sired, general experience anc
alnlifiaationa, BOX 4-V. STAR.
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HELP WOMEN
GIRI-.WOMAN


FOR counter work, experience not
necessary. Day and night 1hifts.
Good starting salary with in
office. MA 18Th ii. NV.
AOUsEKEKrkR, experienced, %
supervise night cleaning crew. in
office building. TO arrange intef-
view, call BUILDING superintendent
RE. 7-4600 Between 8 and 3 pm,
INSURANCE TYPIST-Experienced
Long established, large agency.
Excel salary and opportunity.
Good fringe benefits. NE. s-6y24.
KEYPpNCH OPRS., some fee paid
s70-ts5, GREFN's ENPL.. 73s
18th ct NV, Dl. T.E456, -
LADIES t3y with Car. Ake 3b.Bb,
Md, Va. or D. @. e47s50 VIZ.
For appt.. call KE. S-6713 OF
write Box 232-V, Star. -.
LAUNDRY--ehiFt operators, sorteri
and markers, eKperie1eed only
Steady work ROCKVILLE LAUN-
DRY, HA. 1880,
LEGAL SECRETARY
Rockville area, e-B pm. no Sat.
fridays, sxpef. nee. GA, 4s656b
EK-TRAINEE-W6 are look.
ing for q mature lady between, 20
and 46 10 be. q n1anaeer-trqinee
you must be alert, active. and able
transportation as this position
may Involve travel 10 one Of ouI
other area stores. This position
has a bright future, for the right
person. We prefer q lady who Il
permanently settled In the Metro.
polita1 area. Please come In OF
call for an appoi1tmsnS Ut.
MEsTIC DEPARTMENT., $3.50
Branch Ave.. 5uitlAnd, Nd:
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FURNITURE
WAREHOUSE SALE
USED FURNITURE

Green nylon carpet, rub
Der back, gray nylen carpet
rubber back. blue selfspsts
ties Of carpet pads. Lamps
(table, standing. torchier
and hanging). Chairs (occa-
sional, office and swivel).
Rose, adjustable lounge
chair and ottoman. Love-
seats. Mirrors. Single iron
beds. mattresses and springs.
Mahogany bed, mattress
and springs. Grapes with
valances Several eplors,
widths and lengths). Kirsch
rods. all lengths. Clothes
racks (rnetal and wood.
suitable for church Or clubs.
Water coolers. Five 110-v.
air conditioners. Storm door.
Desks. Wall Iliantel with
brass firepl. set. OTieinal oil
paintings beautifully frafdsos
prints and copies.
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HELP MEN
Statesmen

II you are interested in your future
contact us ct once. We need 4
men to fiji sales positions with
rapidly growing concern. Only ex-
perienced men need apply. For APP
polntment call XII. S-2277 between
2.6 pm.
SALESMEN-Catalok stores. Open
ings in Anacostla and .Alexandrls
(Bradlee). Salary while traininl
plus car allowance. Call ia. T.
5000 for appointment.
sALESMEN-An kinds, excel. fut.,
top sal. Eng.'s !dfafttmep,. See Mr.
Hack, -BoYD's, 100 12th NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-19

COMPANION for able 6odisd, com:
E n. With A% ample time iii. saizrs
oper, OF. 2-f573 after 8 pm.
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LEGAL SECRETARY
WIk1IVANH1G-
COUNSELOR

We will train several responsible
interested women to supervise new
Norge Laundry and Dry Cleaning
Self Service Villages. on-the- JOB
new field showing people how "a
use Norge eoin.operAted equip.
flent and supervising the upkeep
Of the villages. Now taking .appli.
cations for eeunselofs at 8 new
Merge Villages In the Washineton
metropolitan Area. Fyll Ana part
lPss : e isl5i' aS a' AS SallE ri Il
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s1IESMAN, PHoNoGRAPH REC.
ORD, part time for Bethesda. Nd
store. Must be over 81. expert.
enced preferred. Evenings and Al
day SATURDAY.. Call Mr.. GOLD
BERG, g49-4610.
SALESMAN, meas clothing. son1t
experience. Manager trainee. Sal
airy plus commission. A ppiS
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.SAIES

ZEE TO sell precision electronic
test equipment. Salary to $4,000
for experienced salesman. Write
Box lS9.V. Star.
GALEsCLERKs for tobacco dept,
young. local retail experience nee
essary. Good hours, no Sundays.
STANDARD DRUG CO. e1A =
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BOOKKEEPER
TYPIST

Excellent opportunity for qualified
person To Advance Ia rapidly ex:
and development firm Ia Silver
Spring Must be thoropghly ex.
petienced IN general ledger work
through trial balance. Must be
able 70 type. b-day week. Call
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SHOREHAM HOTEL
ROOFERS
Room Clerk

LafEe DOWNTOWN hoteI, eAperlenct
person, excellent pay, meal. com:
pany benefits. Apply personnel
office. MANGER HOTELS. sl1
18th ST. NV. .----.-----.------
ROUTE SALESMAN for established
route. A wonderful opportunity for
real money. 5-day week, paid
vacation, disqualification, retire
Inent plan, ETC.. Apply HOLMES
BAKERs, 2210 9th q. nv.
ROUTE SALESMAN, exper. pref.
EXCELLENT oppor, gSSSd salary for
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CLERK-TYPIST

Desirable opening for young
lady as clsrk-typist In large
investment company. located
In suburban Silver Spring.
Pleasant working conditions
With many company bene-
fits. For interview call per-
sonnel manager. ~. 5-S9e3.
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$120

Sales and service men (2) TO train
toners. Ase 1896, married, loo.
ref. For sppt., Mr.. Kirsch'
4T4I aga essAYrsuru prrAsE
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INVESTORS PLANNING
CORP. OF AMERICA
SALESMAN

OFFSET PLATES AND SUPPLIES
LEGAL territory. offset experiences
required. Sales experience helpful
Call tn. 2-96sS, Ext. 81, FOL
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lcoNTlNUED)

ACCORDION. 100 base, Italian
make. excel eend. 500. CAN eS2-
ADDING MACHINE, &35. Also late
model elec.. gped cond., and new
10-key cleo, With sab OIL. 2-0313.
AIE C0NDtTIONERS-specialp ur:
s ssSs;i tyPsD t.sSslsss o. E :s::
tory crates. Only S135. STANDARD
TIRE q BATTERY CO.. 10th and
Evening star., 1962-04-18

Rules Of the game: 1. Words must
be of four or more letters. 2. Words
which acquire four letters by the adj
are not used. 3. Only one form Of a
word is used. 4. Proper names are not
used.
Evening star., 1962-04-18
Answer to OMINOUSLY

oily. ominous. only, onus. minus. moon,
mousy, moil, muslin. inly. insoul. nosy
noisy. nous. noil, simony, silo. slum
slim. Shiny, soon. soil, soli. solo, solon,
soul, lions, linn, loin, lousy, loom. loon.
Evening star., 1962-04-18

SUPER SPECIALS
| Professional Size Hair Needs
3.eS# Rinse Awoy, 81 OF. ---------- 29e
l6.00# Breck Bunish, eol. ----- 9e9
Breek Shompoo, ! eol ----- 539
2.35E Vo-5 Hair Spruy --- l6e
250H Vito Fluff Shompoo, Ib. --- 163
zoos Breck Hair Sproy ---- l37
/ TroI Hair Tonic, Is OF. w So
Vuseline Hair ToEie, II OF. - SO
Fitch Hair Tonic, l6 or 80
Vuseline c. Oil Hair Tonic,
Is o. .99
2.00# Roger & GaIIst colognss 1.2s
2.75# Prince MatchabeIIi Col. 1.99
1885, Cutsx 5.Minute Set ---- SO
4.50# Cutex Manicure Set --- 2.39
1.7s# PAT Spray Mist Cologne .7s
3.00# V0-5 Hair Cr- 8 OF. Jar 1859
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-07-20
Howardsville

July 10 Mrs. Sidney C. Baber
has her ,Son-in-law and daugh-
er, t. Sgt and Mrs. c. E..
johnson, of Amarillo. Texas,
visiting. Mrs. johnson arrived
last week after visiting Sgt.
Johnson's people in Waycross.
Ga. Sgt. johnson joined her on
Sunday. They returned home
Wednesday.
Also visiting is her son and
daughterin-law. M. Sgt. and
Mrs. Hay N. Baber and soas.
Rodney, Gregory and Brian. of
the U. S. Air Force, Who flew
in from the Azores. After visit
ing Mrs. Baber and Mrs. D. A.
Griffith, of DillWvn, they will
leave for their new assignment
in Barksdale, La.
Mrs. Sidney C. Baber and
eight of her nine children were
together for a buffet luncheon
Sunday, July Is, at the home
d M. Sgt. and Mrs. Ernie L.
Baber retired and their fami-
ly. Absent was Mrs. Billy Maui
Din. c. Berryville, Ark. The last
time the nine were together was
n 1915.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Hunter FenWick
will leave July % for the Ma
-ional Rural Carriers Conven-
ion. in Los Angeles, Calf. Fen
wick. a rural mail carrier from
The HoWardsville post office, re-
Gently was made president Of
The Rural Mail Carriers of Vir-
ginia. They will return around
August %.
Ernest Snoddy. of Charlottes-
vile, spent the week end with
lis parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. w.
Snoddy.
Congratulations are sent to
Nh and Mrs. Richard Justus on
heir first child, a boy. born
July 8. His grandparents are
NJ and Mrs. Charles Ballow
and Mr. and Mrs. Hubert JUS
us, Of Route 3. Scottsville.
Mrs. Wilbur Crewes attended
he WMU conference of the
state Of Virginia at Eagle Eyrie
he past week.
Misses Mary and Katharine
Scott have as a guest their sis
ter, Mrs. Richard Shanklin. of
Bluefield. w. Va.
Mrs Robert Main. of Mon
trose, = recently called on Mrs.
Nancy Mccullough at Lexing-
ton. Mrs Main drove her sister.
Mrs. Esther Averill Isler. of
New York. to visit Mrs. McCul-
ough en- route home.
Mrs Clyde steger and chill
dren. Charles, Lynda and Keith.
IF Richmond. are spe ding
some time at their farm. Mr..
Steger joined them over the
week end and they went to Old
Point Comfort for the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Roberts
lad their son. Pvt. David Rob
erts, U. S. Army. of Fort Mon
mouth. n. j., visit over the
week end.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-07-20

day, of MIR. and Mrs. M. A.
French.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tommy Nichols
announce the birth of their,
second daughter, Norma Jean,
on July s.
Mrs. Lucy Horst spent Satur-
day and Sunday at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. c. Morrison.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-07-20
THE FARMv1LLE (va) HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 20, 1862

tor. The people of the com
munity are cordially invited to
attend.
Guests Sunday of Mr.. and
Mrs. R. L. Parrish were Mr..
and Mrs. James Philip Parrish,
OF Elk Hill, and their young
daughter. Nancy Jean. who was
born May Is and Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Richmond, of Richmond.
Henry Hughes, of Alexandria
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-07-20
BROWNS Spend Vacation In Vermont
And See Old Fort TicOnderOga

GUINEA. July 19-Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Brown and children,
Bernard and Sandra, motored to
Vermont the week of July 4. to
spend their vacation They were
guests of his brother. Paul
Brown, and family, of Winooski.
The Browns visited his mother.
Mrs. Anna Brown. of Burling-
ton, and some aunts and uncles,
Mr.. ard Mrs. Edmond Chaste
ney and family, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Langlays. They also visit
ed his sisters, Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Casey and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert LaClair and Mr..
and Mrs. Donald Murkey, all Of
Burlington. The Browns visited
several friends, also enroute
home they went sightseeing on
the ferry across Lake Champ
lain, and stopped for a look at
Fort Ticonderoga. They had
wonderful time!
On Wednesday evening. July
II, Mrs. Reuben Addleman en-
tertained the WSCS of Ce.iten-
airy Church. in her home. The
president. Mrs. Conduit Mathews
presided. Mrs. John Holman, as
sisted by other members had
charge of the program. Mrs. w.
D. Walker read the Scripture sell
ectlon. Mrs. j. P. Stratton
presented missionary news. A
business session was followed by
an enjoyable social hour, when
delicious refreshments were ser
we'd by the hostess. Thirteen
members were present. Miss
Virginia Booker Smith and Miss
Phyllis Mathews were guests of
honor. The group was invited to
meet with Mrs. Leigh R. Wom-
ack in August.
Recent guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar w. Kennedy, Jr., and chill
dren. of Riverside were her
parents and sister. Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul w. Gibson and Miss Bren-
da Gibson. of Ashland. While
there. the guests were taken to
Bear Creek Lake.
Mrs. G. S. Yeats, during her
vacation. was a guest of her
brother-in-laW. and sister MIR.
and Mrs. C. 7. Bradshaw, of Hal
flax. While there. the trio went
on the Blue Ridge Parkway.
On Sunday Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Womack, il. Mr.. and
Mrs. L. R. Womack and Mrs.
E. S. Walker. Jr., attended the
Crowder reunion in Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Halle
grove. of Roanke were at
their country home. Little
Mortified July 1915.
Mrs. John Holman was a Mon
day guest Of her sister. Mrs.
Charles Friend. of brakes
Branch. Mrs. Holman accompan-
led Mrs. Richard GannaWay. OF
Buckingham.
Sunday luncheon guests of
Mrs. B. B Walker were the Rob
ert Wootton family, Of Burke
vile.
Mrs. j. c. Dennis spent two
days last week. in Richmond.
the guest of Miss Shirley Den
MS and also of Mrs. Frank Ran
son. Other guests in the lattel
home were Mrs. Harry Robert
son and children. of Jackson
vile. Fla, and Mrs. L. E. Short.
of South Lyon. Mich.
Mrs. E. c. Davis was a recent
guest Of Mrs. Frank Ransom. of
Richmond.
Miss Sue Bernard is home aft
er a visit with relatives in
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-07-20
Sunny Side

July 19-Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Hindle Goodman announce the
birth OF a son, John Edward,
on July is at Souths'de Com
munity Hospital.
Preaching service will be
held at Grove Church on Sun
day morning July % by the pas
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-07-20

is the expected guest over the
week end of Mr.. and Mrs.
Parrish. Mr.. Hughes is the broth
er of Mrs. Parish.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. V. Reynolds
and family, of Baltimore, were
Saturday night guests of the
Herbert Goodman family. Mrs.
Reynolds is the sister of Mrs.
Goodman.
A. c. Morrison has returned
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-07-20

home from a Richmond Hos
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. French
Jr., and family are spending
this week at the Guthrie home
Miss Mabel Vaughan. of Rice
who has been visiting, Mr.. and
Mrs. M. A. French returned
to her home Tuesday.
Mrs. j. A. Hargroves and son,
Jim, were luncheon guests Mon
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-07-20

Richmond.
Many from here attended SER
vices at Cumberland Church.
last week, to hear the Rev
Jesse HutcheSon.
Clarence Ferguson. who is in
the service, spent the most of
last week at Virginia Beach.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-07-20
Wrong Deal

Two men were commenting on
a friends bad luck at the race
track.
Funny" said one. how Ed
is so lucky at cards but does
so badly at the track"
Funny nothing" retorted the
other, "they don't let him shut
file the horses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-28

vented 1t from building opera
tional units.
The sharp increase in con-
ventional war preparedness
since the Kennedy administra-
ton took office early last year
has accelerated the timetable
One expert said the Army is
running a couple of years
ahead of time in creating air
cavalry units. He said every
thing finally came to a head,
including the weapons and the
aircraft"
The Army now has about
$500 helicopters of different
types and about an equal num-
Der of fixed-wing planes. BY
the end of 1910, the proportion
will be about 7 to 1-some
1000 helicopters and 1000
planes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-28

Benning, Ga. The third and
fourth will be attached to the
two new regular Army divisions
now being trained at Fort
Carson, Colo, and Fort Hood,
Tex.
Ultimately, the Army hopes
to integrate an air cavalry
troop with each of its Is regu-
lar divisions.
Different Type Unit
The helicopter companies
now operating with South Wet
Namese troops against Com
munist guerrillas are a much
different breed Of unit. They
are essentially transport out
fits and are not intended to
fight, although the choppers
in Wet Nam have been equipped
with machine guns for self
defense.
Air cavalry troops would be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-28

FRlGlDAIRE Wide Electric WuII
Oven with clock and timer; Mod
ell RBW-90 at Goa
Silver Spring only - 200
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-28
Tractor Mishop Kills
Former in MARYLAND

THURMONT, Md, Mar. %
(AP).-A 40-year-old Franklin
vile farmer was burned to
death near here yesterday
when his farm tractor over
turned on him and caught fire.
Police identified the victim
as Samuel Stoner. They said
he was driving the tractor on
a dirt road about a mile north
of this Frederick County COM
munity when it hit a stone,
veered off the road into a tree
and overturned. Mr.. Stoner
was pinned under the tsactor,
which Immediately burst into
flames, police said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-28
LIST HeIicoPter Cavalry
Being Formed by Army

and rockets and spring raids
behind enemy lines.
The first troop Of lat men
and 81 observation and trans
port type helicopters is being
organized at the Fort Knox
(Ky.) armored center. It is
expected to be combat ready
by the end of summer.
A second troop will be created
at the infantry center, Fort
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-28
BY the Associated Press

: After eight years of prepara-
tion, the Army is forming its
first troop of helicopter-born
air cavalry.
Air cavalrymen like their
horse mounted forebears -
would scout ahead of moving
columns, reconnoiter the flanks,
seek out targets for artillery
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-28
ADVERTISEMENT.
LAXATIVE PUNISHMENT

is price you can pay for taking chemi-
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cause rebound constipation" or in
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circular in DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets
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6. O. P. Cancels
Meeting in South

ATLANTA, Mar. % (AP) -
The Republican National Exec
utive Committee has Cancelled
its scheduled meeting here next
week end, although leading Re-
publicans are expected to take
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part in a State G. o. P. gath
ering.
Robert R. Snodgrass, Georgia
pational G. O. P. committee
man, said the national COM
mittee meeting was Cancelled
because too many members had
conflicting engagements.
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tactical combat units, Their
helicopterS armed with ma
chine guns and antitank
guided missiles.
The Army considers its air
cavalry concept suited to both
..aclear war battlefields, on
which surface units would be
widely spaced, and guerrilla
type wars, where mobility,
speed and surprise are at a
premium.
To make them less vulner-
able to ground fire, helicopters
fly at a little above treetop
level and hug the contours of
the earth.
Accelerated Timetable
The Army began experiment.
ing with the air cavalry idea
in 1854, but limited funds,
equipment and Inanpower pre-
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