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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-04-13
Keysville Cleanup
W eek, April 1928

KEYSVILL E. April 9 -
Mayor Howard H. Hammer Jr.
was authorized Monday evening
by the town council to proclaim
the week of April 1928 as Keys
vile Cleanup Week.
The town garbage truck will
be instructed to pick up tree
prunings of dead limbs as well
as the usual trash transported
to the dump. Extra runs will
be made in addition to its regu-
lar. Saturday pick up.
Local organizations and citi-
zens are requested to cooperate
with this spring campaign for
town improvement.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-04-13

Today's cars are safer. To-
days roads are safer. The rest
isfup to YOU.
Jessen's weekly., 1962-06-13
Tax Returns Due
Friday, June IS

District Director of Internal Reve-
nue. Lewis j. Conrad reminds Alas
kans that Friday, June Is is the
last day for filing income tax re-
turns for people who have taken
advantage of the. automatic extern
sion of time for reporting their in
come tax if their total tax exceeds
the amount withheld from wages
by $40 or more. June Is is also the
date for filing declaration of esti-
mated income tax, for those who
have not previously filed one.
Taxpayers are required to make
a declaration of their estimated in
come.
Jessen's weekly., 1962-06-13

having no knowledge OF now to
delegate authority
Everybody Is Gripping
Everybody is gripping" said
Stepovich "They can't understand
how the State can afford $40 mil
lion budget when there are only
45-50,000 taxpayers. We can't af-
ford it.
Stepovich went on to tell the Re-
publican gathering that Alaska had
$50 million worth of publicity after
Statehood but the Democrats "let
the air out of the balloon
THE governor doesn't know how
TO use his power" he declared. who
is the boss? Nobody knows
Job Too Big
THE job of running the State is
too big for the Democrats Stepo-
vich continued. Il think we have
the people of Alaska behind us and
they are depending on the Re-
publicans to bring back the States
stature"
THE present administration has
tried to make Alaska into New
York in 20 minutes-with Rhode
Island budget" added Stepovichs
Stepovich contended that too
many laws have been passed and
that they will provide roadblocks
for future development.
Jessen's weekly., 1962-06-13

"Everytime you turn ground you
have to get four permits" Stepovich
continued, land the State is losing
too many people who have lived in
Alaska for many years because they
cant hack it under the present
tax burden"
Stepovich said he was pleased
with the Republican contests in all
the State political contests because
competition is healthy"
Jessen's weekly., 1962-06-13
Sfepovieh Opens Campaign,
Blasts EgaIl Administration

Mike Stepovich appointed governor under
Territorial status opened his campaign Anchorage for
the Republican ticket the primary election held
August a.
Speaking to standing only crowd in the Jade Room
he accused Gov William of leadership
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-24

American Republics, and to de-
fend the security of the United
States, do hereby proclaim that
the forces under my command
are ordered. beginning at 2
pm. Greenwich time october
"a. 1862, to interdict, subject
to the instructions herein con-
tanned, the delivery Of offensive
weapons and associated mate
rial to Cuba.
For the purposes Of this
proclamation, the following are
declared to be prohibited ma
terrell:
Surface-to-surface missiles:
bomber aircraft; bombs, air-to-
surface rockets and guided mis-
siles: warheads for any of the
above weapons; mechanical or
electronic equipment to support
or operate the above items;
and any other classes OF ma
terrell hereafter designated by
the Secretary of Defense for
the purpose of effectuating this
proclamation.
To enforce this order, the
Secretary of Defense shall take
appropriate measures to pre-
vent the delivery of prohibited
materiel to Cuba, employing
the land, sea and air forces of
the United States in co-opera-
ton with any forces that may
be made available by other
American states.
The Secretary OF Defens e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-24
TEXT OF PROCLAMATION
Cubo Under Quarantine

may make such regulations and
issue such directives as he
deems necessary to insure the
effectiveness of this order. in
GLIDING the designation, within
a reasonable distance Of Cuba.
of prohibited or restricted zones
and Of prescribed routes.
Any vessel or craft which
may be proceeding toward Cuba
may be intercepted and may
be directed to identify itself,
its cargo. equipment and stores
and its ports Of call, to stop,
to lie to. to submit to visit and
search, or to proceed as direct
ed. Any vessel or craft which
fails or refuses to respond to
or comply with directions shall
be subject to being taken into
custody. Any vessel or craft
which it is believed is en- route
to Cuba and may be carrying
prohibited materiel or may it.
self constitute such materiel
shall, wherever possible. be di-
rected to proceed to another
destination Of its own choice
and shall be taken into custody
If it fails or refuses to obey
such directions. All vessels or
craft taken into custody shall
be sent into a port Of the
United States for appropriate
disposition.
In carrying out this order,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-24

force shall not be used except
in case Of failure or refusal to
comply with directions, or with
regulations or directives of the
Secretary Of Defense issu e d
hereunder, after reasonable eff
forts have been made to COM
municate them to the vessel or
craft, or in case of self defense.
In any case, force shall be used
only to the extent necessary.
In witness thereof, I have
hereunto set my hand and
caused the seal of the United
States Of America to be affixed.
Done in the City Of WASH
ington this twenty-third day Of
October in the year of Our
Lord, nineteen hundred and
sixty-two, and Of the independ-
ence of the United States Of
America the one hundred and
eighty -seventh.
JOHN F. KENNEDY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-24

FOLLOWING Is the tert of
President Kennedy's procld-
nation on Cuba, entitled I'm
terdtction of the DeliUery of
OttenSive Weapons to Cuba"
issued yesterday:
Whereas the peace of the
world and the security Of the
United States and of all Ameri-
can states are endangered by
reason of the establishment by
the Sino-Soviet powers of an
offensive military capability in
Cuba, including bases for bal
hstic missiles with a potential
range covering most of North
and South America;
Whereas by q joint resolu-
ton passed by the Congress Of
the United States and approved
October 8, 1862, 1t was declared
that the United States is deter
mined to prevent by whatever
means may be necessary, in
Guiding the use of arms, the
Marxist feminist regime in
Cuba from extending, by force
or the threat Of force, its ag-
gressive or subversive activities
to any part of this hemisphere,
and to prevent in Cuba the
creation or use of an externally
supported military capability
endangering the security of the
United States: and
Whereas the Organ Of Con-
sultation of the American Re-
publics meeting in Washington
on october %, 1862, recon-
mended that the m e m b e r
states, in accordance with Ar
ticles 6 and 8 of the Inter-
American Treaty Of Reciprocal
Assistance, take all measures,
individually and collectively,
including the use of armed
force, which they may deem
necessary to insure that the
government of Cuba cannot
continue to receive from the
Sine Soviet powers military
material and related supplies
which may threaten the peace
and security of the continent
and to prevent the missiles in
Cuba with offensive capability
from ever becoming an active
threat to the peace and security
Of the continent:
Now, therefore, I, John F.
Kennedy, President of the
United States of America, act
ing under and by virtue Of the
authority conferred upon me
by the Constitution and stat
utes Of the United States, in
accordance with the aforemen-
toned resolutions Of the United
States Congress and Of the Or
gan of Consultation Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-24
RESOLUTION
OAS Unites
In Stand
On Cuba

The following are the sub
stdntdtipe sections of the
resolution adopted yesterday
by the Organization of Amer
team States, 10 to 0, Nth one
dbstention By Uruguay.
-. Incontrovertible evidence
has appeared that the govern
ment Of Cuba. despite repeated
warnings. has secretly endan-
gered the peace Of the CONT
nent by permitting the deploy-
ment Of intermediate and mid
dle-range missiles capable of
carrying nuclear warheads on
its territory by the Sino-Soviet
powers;
The Council Of the Organiza-
ton Of American States, meet
ing as the Provisional Organ Of
Consultation, resolves:
/. To call for the immediate
dismantling and withdrawal
from Cuba of all missiles and
other weapons with any often
sive capability:
2. To recommend that the
member states, in accordance
with Articles 6 and 8 of the
Inter-American Treaty Of Re-
ciprocal Assistance, take all
measures, individually and COL
lectively, including the use Of
armed force, which they may
deem necessary to insure that
the government of Cuba cannot
, continue to receive from the
5ino-Soviet powers military ma
terials and related supplies
which may threaten the peace
and security Of the Continent
and to prevent the missiles in
Cuba with offensive capability
from ever becoming an active
threat to the peace and security
Of the Continent;
8. Decide to inform the Sc
curity Council of the United
Nations Of this resolution in
accordance with Article 81 Of
the Charter of the United Ma
lions, and expresses the hope
that the Security Council in
accordance with the draft reso-
luton submitted by the United
States at the United Nations
will send observers to Cuba as
soon as possible. q
4. To continue acting as a
Provisional Organ Of Consulta-
ton and urge Member States to
keep the organization duly in
formed on the measures they
may adopt in accordance with
Paragraph 2 of the Resolution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-24
Virginia Revenues
Exceed 1861 Period

RICHMOND, Oct. "a (AP).-
General fund revenues for the
State through September are
approximately 81, 230.0 higher
than the revenues through the
similar period last year, the
Controllers office reported yes
terday.
Total collections throug h
September 80 were $25, 1855 ,096
com pare d with $23,935.197
through the comparable period
Of 1861.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-24

cation Association auditorium,
1901 Sixteenth street NV.
Sir Herbert is here in con-
junction with the Library Of
Congress- National Pottery
Festival. He has been ascot
ated with the Institute Of Con-
temporary Arts for some is
years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-24
British Art Critic
To Lecture Tomorrow

Sir Herbert Read, British
art critic and poet. will lecture
before the Institute Of Con-
temporary Arts at 8:45 pm.
tomorrow in the National Edu-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-24

Wear If week offer week, year offer year.
Laundering Just adds TO its softness. No starch
needed TO keep It crisp all doy. Extra strong
stitching. Extra long tails. And plenty of room
across shoulders and chest. Also ovoiIobIe in
groy or blue with white corded stripes.
Button cuffs. 7.95
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-24
Hathaway focuses on Bedford cord

Hothowoys ton Bedford Cord
shirt in the Push Tab collar style
=. very smortIy compliments
our suits of Rembrandt brown.
Bedford Cord is stolwort stuff.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-24

a GROWING achievement by Knox
Moy we suggest our Knox Croter Crease in
Black WoInvt? This handsome color coordi-
no+es perfectly with our Rembrandt brown
and is rendered in the finest veIvet-smooth
felt. Correct proportions of crown and brim
to suit the individual and complement the
face creating total mpressNeness rare
among hots and necessary in business and
social circles. Also available in horizon eroy,
ebony spanish moss, terra, blue gross and
royal blue. h.S5
Other Knot Hats from 1875 to $40.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-04-12
REAL ESTATE

GORGEOUS 3-bedroom ranch; din
ing l., lla baths, paneled family
room with fireplace. screened out
door barbecue, attached garage
fenced yard, $4,000. Yakkel Re-
atty, VIII, 4-5440.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-04-12
on.The.Luke

A very large spacious home
with 90 fl. frontage on the lake.
4 bedrooms. beomed living
room, dining room and hall with
poneled wulls. full dining room.
luroe kitchen with all built.ins
including dryer. washer. wood.
burning fireplace; curpeting
throughout; Ia baths. $4,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-04-12
BY OWNER

7-YEAR -old, 3-bedroom bungalow;
basement reacreation room, at
tached garage. lot 55x160: priced
for quick sale at SIG. 900. 29517
Grand blvd. off Lloyd rd.
VIII. 1896.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-04-12
INDIAN HILLS

INDIAN HILLS
4l7-Ioom ranch. brick front. rec
room in divided basement, i'm
moculote condition. double at
toched garage: beautifully land
scoped lot.
Z. laard-cLAIBoRNE AREA
Single of Hayden. 9 large
rooms. new qos iurnoce: owner
anxious. must sell. Sec and
make offer.
EAST CLEVELAND
EAST OF HAYDEN
Groom single. large poneled
kitchen: very cleon: owner must
sell. See and moke offer.
ONLY sl5.5oo
NORTH OF LAKE SHORE BLVD.
S bedroom single. large living
room: gos heat; l.cm attached
garage; beach privileges; St.
Jerome's Perish. Close 10 schools
and transportation.
GOOD 2.FAMnY
East l40th neor Fisher Body.
5 rooms each suite. gas heut, 2
con garage with overhead door.
sl7.s0o.
EAST CLEVELAND 2FAMHY
SIS. neu Hayden Ave. KroeeI
store and Muyfoir School; gas
heot. good condition; 2-cor brick
garage. A few minutes 10 Rapid.
Sl6.900.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-04-12
REAL ESTATE


wood burning fireplace and full dining curpeed
Extra large Kitchen spacious bedrooms. 2co attached
garage "a ACRE lot. ONLY $l9.800.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-04-12
Brick Rdnch

In Wells School district just otf
Lloyd Rd.; 6 lorqe rooms with
2 baths ond ottoched ooroqe;
Competing and dropes and mony
extras. $4,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-04-12
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
REAL ESTATE


S78 per month plus ,oxes and
insurance. Lovely 3-bedroom
ranch. newly redecoroted. pon-
eled living room. garage. Full
price. Sl4,200.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-04-12
EAsTLAkE ENTHUSIASTS!

Neon North High and Longtellow
schools. 2 years young. large
bedroom ranch. living dining
room with huge stone elevoted
fireplace. family size kitchen;
transferred owner; immediate
possession. Sl7,900.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-04-12

BRICK SEMI RANCH in Euclid.
3 bedrooms. IA baths. divided
basement with recreotion room.
enclosed breezewoy that can be
used the yeuY ground. attached
double garage. First time Of
fered a, $4,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-04-12

5-YEAR-old home: Alton rd.. Wick
life; finished second. at
tached garage. full basement, ma
tural woodwork. carpeting; leav-
ing city. VIII 4-4678
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-04-12
Brick
Seni.B Bungalow

In Beverly Hills. 8 bedrooms.
lorGe cedor closet and storage
on End: themo-pone picture
window: divided basement with
recreotion room und lovotory.
s24,o0o.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-04-12

SOUTH OF BLVD.

BEAUTIFUL 3-bedroom bungalow
featuring recreation room, garage,
csrpeting and other extras; firm
value, $4,000. Sadie Holland Re-
altor, 2795o Lake Shor6 blvd,
AN. 1-0230.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-04-12
IDEAL FOR CHILDREN

3-bedroom BRICK RANCH in
MENTOR ON -THE-LRKE: neur
the PARK. BUILT-IN oven and
ronqe; CARPETED living and
dining combined: ottoched
qoroge and only 3 years old.
Low down payment
Evening star., 1962-05-31

Tostes as refreshing Os it looks.
Roast Capon Crazy StOeet Potatoes
Buttered Asparagus Peach Salad
Angel Cake Ice Cream
can q pound 10 ounces CUP creamed cottage
cling peach halves cheese
Da0srsss seng lime g!Fas gelatin cup tnyscsd celery
u teaspoon salt pepper
tablespoons vinegar u cup chopped cucumber
tablespoons lemon juice to maraschino cherries
Dash aromatic bitters
Drain peach halves Dissolve gelatin in boiling water
Add SALT vinegar and half the lemon juice divide mixture
into halves To first half, add cottage cheese celery
green pepper and cucumber. Pour into 8inch square
pan chill until firm Slash and spread peach halves lust
enough to form petals and stems Arrange CONCEALED
gelatin top with cherries Add remaining tablespoon lemon
Juice and bite 6srs to rest Of gelatin and pour over fruit
flowers" Chill thoroughly Six to servings.
MONDAY
pd,o Lamb So,Ssas Ssalet so,,. Spoon Bread
4 slices bacon teaspoon rosemary
pound diced lamb l can Il pound whole
shoulder white potatoes. drained
l caI.otl can q pound whole cup water
ssls Isrs1ss sDd DepD.r to t,.t. tablespoon flour
Cook bacon in skillet over low heat until crisp Drain
bacon on absorbent paper reserve drppng To drppngs
Drain off drippings necessary Drain carrots
LIQUID Combine carrot liquid, salt and to taste
heat 80 minutes or until meat tender Add carrots and
potatoes heat to serving temperature Slowly stir water
into flour to blend Stir flour mixture into skillet Cook
stirring until thickened. -Four servings
TUESDAY
Meat Balls Baked Mdcdroni
Green Peas and Mushrooms (trosenJ Relish Tray
Chocolate Cake Pudding
Baked Macaron
"a cup chopped onion 2 cups cooked macaroni
l tablespoon butter Il cup uncooked)
can condensed cheddar tablespoons buttered
cheese soup bread crumbs
"a cup milk l.
In saucepan cook onion in butter until tender Blend
IN soup and milk In buttered 1-quart casserole combine
sauce and cooked macaroni Sprinkle crumbs on top
Bake at 375 about minutes or until Drowned and
bubblng. Fotr servings.
Evening star., 1962-05-31
Giant Honors Checker

Mrs. Vivian Pearl Kirby,
4503 clearbrook lane. Ken
sington. Nd, was named
Giant Foods Checker of the
Year" after a year-long con-
test in which almost 1000
Giant Food checkers COM
peted. Judging was based
on courtesy, accuracy and
personal grooming.
= Mrs. Kirby works at the
Super Giant Store at 5400
WESTWARD avenue in Bethes-
ds. She will be Giants entry
IN the 1868 International
Checker of the Year Contest.
Two new contests also were
Evening star., 1962-05-31

run by Giant this year. PreSi-
Dental Awards for outStand-
ing service in two categories
were given. In the depart
ment manager category. the
Presidential Award was given
to Mr.. Robert Luehrs, 1112
Westmoreland road, Falls
Church, Va. meat manager
at the store at 5139 Chain
Bridge road, Mclean. Mrs.
Lois Carey of 1885 Marywood
street, Hyattsville. Nd, a gen.
eral merchandise clerk at the
Super Giant Discount Center,
7546 Annapolis road, Lanham.
Md, won the Presidential
Award in the clerks category.
Evening star., 1962-05-31
Grapefruit
Frozen Salad
l package C8 ounces

l package % ounces
cream cheese
i cup commercial sour cream
"a teaspoon salt
y cup sugar
/ Florida grapefruit,
Sectioned
avocado. diced
cup seedleSs white grapes,
halved
n cup pecan pieces.
Soften cream cheese, blend
in sour cream. Add salt and
sugar and stir until well
blended. Add grapefruit sec
tions, avocado. grapes and
pecans. Pour into 9x5-inch
loaf pan and freeze until
firm. Slice and serve on
salad greens with French
dressing. Of served as des-
sert salad. omit dressingO
Makes six to eight servings.
Evening star., 1962-05-31
WHAT'S COOKING
Fresh Fruits
Easy Desserts

FRIDAY
6Toned Blue Fish Parsley Potatoes
broccoH Mdrtndted Tomato and Onion Rings
CdntdLoupe
Marnated Tomato and Onion RIMS
q cup salad oil "a teaspoon dried oregano
teaspoons grated lemon tomatoes. thickly sliced
peel 1 onion thnIv sIicad
tablespoons lemon Juice Chopped anchovies OR
teaspoon salt sour cream
Dash pepper
Combine salad OIL grated lemon peel Juice salt pepper
and oregano. Pour mixture sliced tomatoes and onion
rings Cover and refrigerator for hours Drain serve
topped with anchoves dolop of sour cream Sprinkle
with paprka and garnish with parsley desired Six to
eight servings.
SATURDAY
Ltoer ana Bacon American Fried Potatoes
Green BednS C1Trot-Pednut Salad
Rhubdrbt DotHdy Iced Tea =
Rhubarb DOwdy
lR4 cups sugar tablespoon butter
taolespoon cornstarch "a cup hot water
cups fresh rhubarb / egg
y cup water u cup sugar
"a cup sifted flour y teaspoon vanilla
teaspoon baking powder / cup bran flakes
y teaspoon salt
Mix together Ia cups sugar and cornstarch: combine
with rhubarb (cut in pieces and water Bring to full
rolling boil stirring constantly into 1Ox6x2nch bak-
ing dish St together flour baking powder and salt Add
butter to hot water stir until melted Beat egg until thick
Add butter mixture, and vanilla; blend we'll Crush
bran flakes slightly and add with sfted ingredients to egg
mixture stirring until combined Spread batter over rhu-
barb Bake at 35 degrees about Is minutes Serve warm
with cream and dash Of nutmeg If desired to eight
servings.
Evening star., 1962-05-31


WEDNESDAY E
Bacon Casserole Bran Mullins
Garden Salad
Strawberry Pie la Mode
Bacon Casserole
slices Canadian-style 2 tablespoons chopped
bacon, cut H-inch thick onion
! can Il pound IS ounces) p TEASPOON dry mustard
pork and beans can 20 ounces sliced
pineapple, drained
Combine beans, onion and dry mustard in a H-quart
baking dish Cut pineapple slices in half Overlap bacon
and pineapple in circle top of bean mixture Bake in
moderate $3.50 degrees 40 minutes Four to five
servings
THURSDAY
Minute Steaks Baked Potatoes
Sweet Corn Snuteed Zucchint
Orange Sherbet Cookies
Orange Sherbet
l envelope unfavored / (6 ounces quick
geIatln frozen concentrated
"a cup cold water orange juice, thawed +
1R cups hot water egg white stiffly
70 cup sugar beaten :
"a teaspoon salt
Mix gelatin and cold water in bowl Add hot water
and stir until gelatin is dissolved. Then add sugar and
salt and stir to dissolve Add concentrated orange Juice
and mix well Pour into refrigerator trays set control
for coldest temperature When partly Frozen spoon into
chilled bowl and beat with beater until fluffy and
smooth Fold in white Return to tray freeze 80
minutes longer: into chilled bowl and beat again
until smooth Then freeze until firm Freezing time about
hours. Makes one quart.
BY "Vi"
Evening star., 1962-12-16
Read ONr AUTO Editors Wild adventure
WiM new driving UsGclsiHe designed 90
JiUd OWf hO~N good q driver yOu are
By RALPH STEIN
This Weeks Automobile Editor

AHE OTHER DAY found myself involved in ten sticky
traffic situations during which had two nasty COLI
siOns - all in space of ten minutes. Luckily these
embarrassments happened not on the road but inside
aparked trailer was at the wheel Of new and coIdy
6endish device. the Aetna DvOtron which checks up
on how good driver you are
The DrivOtron, built by the Rockwell Manufac-
turing Company, looks like much simpIi6ed car 1t
has hood, seat, instrument panel all the pedals,
a hand brake, horn, even turn indicators. Behind it
is a metal cabinet which is mounted a movie
protector aimed at a curved screen in front of the
cars" nose. On the side of the cabinet is wide slot
from which sheet of graph paper emerges.
I sesIed myself into tbe seat drinking aIGt Ae
test 'OOuH be piece Of cake, not realizing Gt min
utes later I sUOuH arise from it shaken man. was
told to switch the ignition" 1t was uncanny sud-
denly was in real car on real road in real traffic.
The DrivotrOn simulated the sound and the slight
vibration Of an engine. The moving picture of high
way with traffic convinced my brain that was coping
with the real thing.
Twas at the roadside and had to pull out into traffic.
checked the view mirror eoMiaVsd o. asxf psvs