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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-25
DAHNESIUWN
RainboW'S End

GRACIOUS CONTEMPORARY
See this exciting one-year-old mod
ern-as-today rambler, featuring
5 bedrms., huge kitchens, family
rm.. fireplace in lovely master
bedrm., located on 22-aert
country estate. Priced at $50 900,
TED LINGO. INC. HA. 7-4500
Jamestown VIC.-Almost new
ranch-type rambler. bedrms., 8
baths, 2-car carport. also heated
2-car garage. Oil h.-w. heat. rec.
rm. with raised fireplace plus fin.
game room, acres with stream
Reduced for quick sale, S35. 300
Call Gene Castleberry. OIL. 4-143s
or KORZENDORFER. Realtor. OIL
4-S111.
EAST-WEST HWY. Crock Greek
Forestl, Silver Spring-Lovelv b
bedrms., 1Ia-bath brick Split-level
Ice, din. rm., de luxe kit. with
table space. lovely rec. I'm. with
firepl. and additional "a bath,
patio. So conys to everythlng.
Many extras. S24.950. ROBERT
BBvs. Kent q co. Ju' s-SeOo'
ENGLISH MANOR-Like new 4-bed
rm.. 2 y bath rambler on beautiful
Handicapped. fenced corner lot. Ask
ing s24 500.
T. N. LERNER
Pres. Inland Corp.
WHEATON PLAZA e49-T9OC
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OLNEY AREA

ANH4 4A4s@1
Beautiful, custom built. brick ram
bier with center-hall plan, bed
rms, 9 baths, spac. living I'm.
with fireplace, formal dining rm.,
fully equipped kitchen, full day
light bsmt., carport. S34,5O0,
terms $1,000 dn.
Charming 5-bedrm., brick-and-
masonry Cape Cod, spac. living
rm. with fireplace and paneled
wall. sep. dining rm., Ice. kitchen
with util. rm., 2 baths, full bsmt.,
gear garage. 11a-acre lot at end
Of street. $31,500.
MAYNE REALTY co.
924-2s31 oLNEY 924-4000
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RIVER R0AD-close in. 3-bedrm.,
2-bath Colonial. Gar, rec. rm.,
screened porch. New appliances.
BY OWNER. Low 20s. OIL. 4-2041.
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CLERK-TYPIST
Perm. position, in our claims de-
partment. Interesting work and
opportunity for advancement with
substantial employe benefits. 5-day
week and pleasant working conds
Apply AMERICAN CASUALTY CO. :,
1851 Fenton St, Silver Spring, Md
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Housewife Secretary
in general office and
secretarial work. shorthand, typ
ing, 9:30 to 4 pm, 5 days q
week. S225 per hr. Hospitaliza-
ton and liberal benefits. Not over
35 yrs. old. Air -cond. modern Of
flee. Call HOWARD & HOFFMAN.
INC SIT Q.1A1d
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BOOKKEEPER

BOOKKEEPER - Immed. opening,
exper. in graphic arts, dbl. entry,
payroll. Neat, dep. must have own
trans. Contact Mrs. Stringer o.
| CRAFTSMAN PRESS, INC. 3401
52nd ave, Bladensbrg, Md.
BKKPG. mach. opr., accts. rec
paybl. $50 wk. plus. Miss Ford
BOYD'S. 18th and g NV, MA
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HELP WON EN-
Switchboard Operator
SECRETARIAL
Not over SIS, for new apt.
bldg, exper., salary open.
Apply Res. Mgr, 2116 F NV.
SWITCHBOARD
OPERATOR

Position available on al pm.
shift, secretarial board, expert
enced. Apply resident manager,
EN- 2-S7UO.
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DIESEL ENGINE SALESMAN fol
expanding company. Furnish owr
automobile. For sale of Industrial
marine and truck engines. State
references, salary and experience
Box 490-B, Star.
DIESEL PARTS CLERK. experienc,
necessary. State references. salai,
desired. Box 62-B, Star. Il
DRIVERS with d. c. drivers per.
init to drive Diamond cabs; free
taxi school, Apply I'LL ird st
am. TO B pm. Ii. 7-7641.
RIVER-SALESMEN : Mr.. Softee
Is ready to. start the season. Buy
your own truck or work on TOP
commission basis. Ii. 4-2300.
IVER-SALESMEN = Immediate
openings for young men, guar
anteed salary plus commission
Paid vacation, disqualification and
other benefits. Apply in person,
1921 41st St, Brentwood. Md. 2
am: to 4 m, Monday through
EridaV
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CLERK TYPIST

Desirable openings for high
school graduates as clerk
typists in large investment
company, located In SUD-
urban Silver Spring. Pleas
ant working conditions and
Aforementioned offices, with
many company benefits. For
interview call Mr.. LING
NER, at III. h.XAAS
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REAL ESTATE ExECUTIVE-Mui.
ti-million dollar company needs
experienced man with outstand-
uniimited potentiaIs The The desire sire
and the ability to negotiate and
conclude deals without great su-
perviSion necessary. Initiative
Imagination. and integrity i'm
perative. Write age. family status.
and complete resume of educa-
ton and former positions. Conf
Dental, Of course. Box 247-C,
Star
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MACHINISTS

Have immediate requirement for
exper. machinists capable OF
working to close tolerance with
minimum Of supervision. Salary
commensurate with ability.
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mo. DOYLE PERSONNEL. ST. 8.
l7S5. RIM. 7u2. 1925 Conn. ave
NV. Elevator l at extreme left.
REGISTRAR and Guidance Coun.
sellor, for the office Of local
junior college of business. Full
time, permanent employment fol
well qualified applicant over %
yrs. Of age. College degree re-
quired and preference given fol
exper. in fields Of education anc
public relations. Tel. MA: S-174S
Wis. Interviews by Amendment
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FURNITURE
BARGAINS

FURNITURE RECLAIMED-Dresser
W!mirror. S24. Chest OF drawers,
So. Upholstered armchairs, So
up; Sofa beds, Sl5. 2-pc. sec iont.l,
$50. Rollaway beds complete, SI2.
Ape. bedrm. suite, sos. Beds,
bookcase, etc.. SIS and up. Step
tables. cocktail tables, etc. S3.
Dlnette tables, $3.50. Kitchen
chairs, $3.50. Innerspring mat
tresses and box springs, single and
double, $40 ca. Lamps, tables, and
many other items,
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NO. 7-5757

PATENT LAW FIKM
Washington, D. c., requires serv-
ices of young man qualified to
prosecute chemical patent appli-
cations before U. S. Patent Office.
Salary open, attractive employe
benefits. For interview, address
Box 455-C, Star.
PHARMACIST. reg Nd, part time.
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HANDYMAN, ianitor-yardman COM
or 8 hrs sun pe ri dsy' of 5-da ay week W4lk
Write Box 24S-C, Star.
HARDWARE SALESMAN, builders
Tressiye Ar riHpfFIi Firm u9Se[ 9 az
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D-6 THE EVENING STAR
4, Washington. D. c.
Friday, March rs, 1862
HELP MEN
(coNTiNuED)

DENTAL TECHNICIAN, assistant In
denture dert., opportunity also In
crown and bridge. Box 445-C
Star
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S3.10 HR.

Did New England firm needs 2 men
over %. No experience, we train.
Va ton, promotion possible. MR..
NEWLAND, ME. S-6152.
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SALESMAN
500 Wk., SO COMM.
EXP. and Ins. Benefits

Sen floor maintenance products
and Pantaloon System Of Floor
Maintenance to cleaning contrac-
tors ard through janttor supply
distributors. District Of Columbia,
Virginia. North and South Caro-
lima. Established accounts, pro-
tected territory. Own car. Open
ing due to expansion. Unusual
opportunity with rapidly exoa2d-
Sales traiEee. Write CELLO
CHEMICAL CO., 7 S Gay St.
Baltic, 2, Md. Interview in Wash.
inRton.
experienced in selling
sporting goods. Permanent posi-
ton now open. SPORT CENTER,
500 D st. NV.
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MATTRESSES
Full and part time for Arbor Room
Coffee Shop. II years or over
Good salary, tips and meals.
Uniforms furnished. Discount
company benefits. Apply in per-
son to Mr.. BLACK, Monday
through Saturday, am. to
pm.
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HOFFMAN,

2447 18th st. NV. co. 5-1O62
Near Columbia Rd.
TIL Daily; Saturday Til 6
SUNDAY, 10 TO 6
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Executive Future

GUARDS Security uniform = Full
time. 80 to 55 years of age.
Height 8 IT 8. weight must be
at least 100, must have clear
police record. Apply SIS Eye st.
NV. between hours q am, and
& nm. M nhnne calls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-16

PURCHASING AGENT, local exper
required, familiarity with account
ing and office procedures helpful.
Send resume to McCLOSKEY &
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CLERK-TYPIST

Interesting work and oppor-
tunity for advancement with
large real estate and mort
gaSe loan firm. Liberal start
Ing salary plus substantial
employee benefits. We would
like to talk to you. II you
are a high school graduate,
under 40 and an accurate
typiSt, 80 w.p.m. 5-day,
35-hr, wk. Call Mr. Allnutt,
DI. 7-S300,
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IBNd

MACHINE OPERATORS
full time-2 day shift, / night
shift. Must be exper. in use of
all punched card equip.
DATA PROCESSING SERVICES
555 s. 23rd ST., Arl. $4,000
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WEAVER BROS, INC
Realtors, Mortgage Bankers
Washington Building

CLERK-TYPIsT. INSURANCE, rep.
utable firm. fringe benefits, ex-
perience unnecessary but pre-
ferred. age 25-35. single. Call
MR.. MILLER at MA. $3.50,
claims dept.
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Denis Furniture Co.

49, 80 " SA4 ~ wv
GIT E ST. NV.
9 to 6 Daily-9 to 9 Thurs.
FSEIRSHNIITIUREmNoTIcE TO THE
puB3LlC;. Thousands Of dollars
worth OF new, used and antique
furniture being sold. Partial list:
Chests, $3.50 9x12 rugs, SIS:
Roil-a-way beds, SIS: Hollywood
beds. $50; sofa beds, SIS; odd
chairs, 50: odd end and coffee
tables, So: desks, $3.50.
ENGLESIDE FURN. co.
45l2 Richmond Hwy, Alex. Va.
NOu opE En-, DAILY TIL 90 ) PM S1i''S
UNCLAIMED - Victo-
Trian love sofa, gold, 500. Lawson
love seats, $50. Ice cream chairs,
Amer. sofa and chair, sos. French
sofa, S125. Lawson sofa, $40.
Dresser, $40. Rollaway bed, Sl2,
VICTORIAN chair, $40. Bedrm. set,
500. Dinette set. Sis. China closet,
$15. Wing chairs, S1O. French
Prov. bed $50: Hollywood bed,
S22. Just received from estate
many, interesting pieces,
You always find many interesting
pieces at HOFFMANN'S not listed.
We do upholstering, Grapes, slip
covers and refiniShing. Easy pay
ments. First payment in April.
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statesmen
PART TIME

Friday evenings and Saturday.
Paint sales experience preferred
but not required.
Washington'S leading paint and
wallpaper stores.
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DRIVERS-BEVERAGE

National beverage company
drivers to deliver presold
merchandise. No selling re-
quired. Age 21-36. Minimum
VT. 100 pounds. Good pay,
disqualification, vacation,
holiday, etc. Apply Saturday
10 am pm CANADA
West hwy, Silver Spring.
IAN Equal Opportunity Employer
NRUG CLERK-Full time. Pal
DISQUALIFICATION. Vacation. FIN
ploye discount. Good pay. PEAR
SONS PHARMACY, FE, 3-725(
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PIX Operator

Age 1887 Experienced in handling
incoming, outgoing and interoffice
secretarial services for a local
private organization. Convenient
transportation. Excellent salary.
Generous employe benefits. Cafe
terra. In reply give education.
training: experience and age. Box
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HELP WOMEN
PIX Operator

inn. ,diate opening for woman with
pleasin telephone personality and
some PIX experience. Congenial
Off ice with pleasant working con-
ditions 4u-hr. week. Mon. Fri.
liberal eplploye benefits. For per-
sonal interview call EN-. 2-0089.
RECEIPT. $75. Type As w.p.m. EN-
PRE- EMPL.. 1346 Conn. ave. NV.
Room $40. NO. 7-6110.
R L; s,A type as, w,p;m.
Woodward Bldg. ST. 3-7l23.
RECEPTIONIsT, s75, typ. As w.p.m.
1928 Shoreham Bldg. ST. 3-0434
RECEIPT. -TYPIsT, $50 wk. Book
krpr -Typist. excel opr;. 500 wk.
elk. -Typlst, S75-$S0 wk. See Miss
Young, Personnel. 1871 @ NV
Ma. S-2ll5.
RECP., BEAUTY SHOP. exp. Lang
ley PIX. area. Call MR.. ALBERT,
EYES. HA. 2-1632. days HE. A.
b7H7
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RENT CLERK

nCN J. NLG1th
EXPERIENCED IN RENT DEPT
Air conditioned office, paid group
disqualification, 2 weeks vacation
week salary Xmas bonuS, ex'
cellent starting salary. Oppor-
tunity for advancement.
SHAPIRO. INC. 1413 K st. NV
RESIDENT MANAGER for garden
apt. group In Chevy Chase. Md
Address written application to.
gether with references to THE
CHEVY CHASE LAND CO., TAX
18th st. NV, WASH, D. c. Quail.
fications incl. secretarial admin.
istrative or managerial back
ground. Substantial salary and apt
RESIDENT MANAGER
Attractive. bright, lady between
the ages Of 35 and 80 years Il
manage a large all-girl apt. -hote
downtown. Some bookkeeping ex.
per. nee. Must be alone. Salary
plus 1-bedrm. furn. apt. Inter.
views between 1912 daily al
1882 Mass. ave. NV, Apt 2.
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MANAGERS

MAN INSTRUCTOR WANTED =
For vocational training program
for the handicapped. Salary Il
$4,000 year. Send resume to BIZ:
Sl-R. Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-12
Christmas Greens
Show Planned

1.-THE Pen Is Mightier
Than The Sword" Is the
theme of the 1862 Christmas
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Greens Conservation Show,
to be held starting Friday in
the Baltimore Museum Of
Art.
The show, an annual event
of the Federated Garden
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-12

Clubs OF Maryland, Inc, is
open to the public free of
charge. The hours are 2 to
5 and 7 to 9 pm. Friday,
10 am. to 5 pm. Saturday,
and 2 to 6 pm. Sunday.
Smyrna times., 1962-11-08
Oranges In Good
Supply; Price Down

season vegetables currently In
good supply so enjoy them now.
Remember to check prices
carefully on eggs when you buy
them. There is only differ
ence of 8 OF. between Grade
A medium sizes and Grade A
large eggs. When you check
the price spread between med
ium and large eggs of the same
grade use the figure az" to
determine the most egg for
your money If mediums are
7 cents less, they are the bet
ter buy. When you check the cost
of a dozen large eggs on to-
days market and realize it as
III lbs. of high quality pro-
tein, you will find that the
cost is most attractive.
Many red meat cuts continue
at lower prices than a few
weeks ago. Meatproduction will
increase seasonally for the next
several weeks and lower prices
may result.
Be sure to check the canned
foods section at your favorite
store. There are many excellent
sales on both canned vegetables
and fruits. Now is the time to
stock your shelves for days you
may not be able to get out.
Smyrna times., 1962-11-08
Read Label
Warns Agent
When Buying

Read the label carfully on
the nylon carpet you are con-
sidering. If the label doesn't
state ''made of carpet nylon",
you would be wise to pass up
the carpet regardless of its
beauty, believes Katie Thomas,
County Extension agent.
Carpet nylon is several times
heavier and stronger than
regular textile nylon fibers.
Carpet nylon can withstand the
hard wear that floor covering
gets.
Unfortunately, all nylon car
pets are not made of carpet
nylon fibers. Be cautious of
bargains In nylon carpets,
warns Mrs. Thomas. Such car
pets may be made of regular
nylon fibers or nylon waste and
won't wear we'll. Be sure to
read the label.
Carpet nylon is resilient, Of
fering excellent crush re-
covery. 1t is one of the longest
wearing fibers ever used in car
pets, and 1t may be dyed any
color from pale tints to vivid
hueS.
If the carpet you are con-
sidering is a nylon blend, be
sure there is at least 20 per
cent carpet nylon blended with
the other fibers, such as wool
and cotton, to give strength and
longer life to the carpet. Less
than 20 per cent carpet nylon
In the blend does not contri-
butte much to the wearability
of the carpet; a 80 per cent
carpet nylon content is pre-
ferable.
Smyrna times., 1962-11-08
Dover Guest
To Address
Clayton Club

Mrs. H. V. Holloway of Do
yer will be guest speaker at
the regular monthly meetn.e
of the Clayton Century Club,
Thursday Nov. s, at 8 pm.
The topic of her talk will be
"An introduction to Latin A
merica". Arrangements for the
program are In charge of Mrs.
Reynolds Pratt. Mrs. Leroy
Waters and Mrs. George w.
Smith will assist as hostesses
during the social hour.
Mrs. Reynolds Pratt ack-
nowledges the receipt of $l20.
I6 from the care Tag Day..
This money will be used on this
hemisphere In the Educational
Program of the National Fed
Grafton of Womens Clubs. Mem :
bers of the Future Nurses Club
of the John Bassett Moore High
School, who assisted In the
drive are: Joyce Archer, Sue
Burke, Susan Green, Lynn Shall
lenberger, Inid Faulkner and
Bonnie PaSe.
Smyrna times., 1962-11-08
by
Anne Holberton
Agricultural Extension Service,
University of Delaware


University of Delaware
The best news for market
baskets this week is supplied
by Florida oranges here now in
a golden tide that has forced
prices down to as low as lS
cents a dozen.
The Florida crop is coming
In earlier than usual this year
and the outlook is for abun-
dance of the fruit. Grapefruit
are more reasonable this week
also.
Lemons did not follow the
other citrus fruits downward,
instead they are more expen-
sive. In some stores they
reached an all-time high In
price so it will pay to shop
around for this fruit.
Tangerines are rushing the
season this year for they are
here a month or more ahead of
their schedule. Sizes are small
as yet and prices are reason
able. Other fruits to check are
avocados. red Emperor grapes,
apples and cranberries.
Many good to excellent quail
ity vegetables are on hand this
week and prices are a bit lower.
Acorn and butternut squash are
good choices as are such STAN
dard items as potatoes, sweet
potatoes, cabbage, onions, caul-
flower, carrots, green peppers
and spinach. Artichokes and
Brussels sprouts are two short
Smyrna times., 1962-11-08

There seems to be a rising
tide of desecration on the
Christian Sabbath these days
and no regard for the Com
mandment, Remember the
Sabbath and Keep 1t Holy"
There needs to be a return
ing to where the standard of
Sunday worship and Holy liv-
ing was let down, repent of
the sin that has been comit-
ted and resolve to live with
eternities values in view.
Here is Something worth
considering:
I resolve to
l. Rise up early, and to be
able to do that, retire early
enough Saturday night.
2. To use some extraordi-
nary devotion on the Sab
bath.
3. To examine my life, and
particularly the last week of,
it, and mark out my failures
and ask Gods forgivness.
4. To attend Church Ser
vice both in the morning and
evening. This is Gods day and
we need to spend time to
worship Him. The Bible clear
ly states we have six days to
ourselves. The Christian Sab
bath belongs to God.
5. To instruct my family
in the things of God.
6. To wear off by medita-
ton of the Word, any world
ly soil contracted in the week.
This is a day when the
spiritual need of man ought
to be fed by these regulations.
Not to attend to the Spirit
ual need of man will bring
starvation to the soul.
REMEMBER THE Sab
BATH DAY TO KEEP 1T
HOLY!
Start regular Sunday Wor-
ship in Church this week, and
make it a regular habit.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-13
Final Leaf Summaries Show
4,22 l,506 Pounds Sold Here
Gross Receipts OF $1,5SS,125
Rank Crop High AS Money Raiser

Auctions Of the 1861 of Virginia dark tobacco ended last
week showing
pounds with a general floor average of $3787
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-13
Co-Chairmen Launch Heart Fund
Campaign In Farmville, County

Mrs. Southall is a past presi-
dent of the Farmville Business
and Professional Women's Club
which has sponsored the heart
campaign in Farmville and
Prince Edward county since it
was initiated here. She has
served as chairman the past
two years.
Willis is administrator Of
Southside Community Hospital
Heart Week has been desig-
mated for the period of F'ebru-
airy 1925.
How Funds Used
Contributions received in the
campaign will be used to fl
nance programs Of heart re-
search. heart education and
community service related 10
heart diseases. III Virginia. a
portion Of the funds are used to
support heart research at both
the Medical College of Virginia
and the University of Virginia
School of Medicine.
Included in the research sup
port is chair of cardiovascu-
lar research, through a profess
sorship. established this year at
the Medical College of Virginia.
Through research. the mysteries
Of heart diSea Sc are being
probed and barred
Exclusive Task
The Prince Edward Heart As
ISOLATION is a chapter Of the
Virginia Heart Association. an
affiliate Of the American Hart
Association,
The three levels Of support.
nation, state and local. com
prise the only voluntary medi-
cal health agency devoted ex-
clusively to combating the dis
eases of heart and blood yes
sells.
Mrs. Southall is 4 lifelong
resident here. Willis came TO
SouthSide Hospital Is months
ago from Roanoke. He is a ma
tire q Souths!de Virginia.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-13
Willis Rive r
Watershed Group
Calls Meeting

The Willis River Watershed
Committee will discuss pro
cedures and devise means of OBJ
tanning required easements at a
public meeting with property
owners on Wednesday in the
Buckingham county Court House
at 10 am.
The watershed project is be-
ing held up at present because
the required easements have not
been obtained. according to
Frank Johns. chairman of the
watershed committee.
Construction of the proposed
IA water impounding structures
will require 81 easements in all.
OF that number. d have been
signed. but IS remain to be OBJ
tanned.
w. L. Blair. work unit con
servationist in the project area.
said today that work parties
have surveyed five of the rro-
posed dam sites. but that no
more can be done until some
thing is done about the unsigned
easements.
Willis River Watershed com
priScS all area Of about IFS. 900
acres. the greater part Of which
is in Buckingham county, the
balance in Cumberland county.
H. M. Collins. Of Chase City.
area conservationist with the
Soil Conservation Service. will
be present Wednesday to help
property owners understand pro
ceduleS and possibilities Of the
T.tersh:1 rrciect.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-13
Season Sales For
k-Fired Belt
10,O05,S6S Pounds

The Federal State Market
gross sales of Virginia dark
fired tobacco for the season to-
tailed 1O,O05 1868 pounds.
The general average for the
1861 crop was 1878.
The 1860 crop sales were 9.ll3-
1870 pounds for a $39.45 average.
Weak demand late in the mar.
keting season brought to 9.4 per-
cent of the crop that portion go
ing into the government pool
without buyer bids. That would
add about one million pounds to
government holdings.
The marketing season COW
cred nine weeks with 81 days
devoted to auctions on the Vir-
ginia Type q markets at Farm
vile, Lynchburg and Black
stone.