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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-12-20

Item one. We sat across from
a very attractive young lady
who kept the waitress on her
side of the table busy with the
water pitcher. She didn't eat a
bite, but every time the water
pitcher was passed she had her
glass filed. The glass was not
always empty but. be that as it
may, it was kept filled to the
brim at all times. This kept the
interest of all those at our table
while dinner was being served.
Item two: Have you heard
the one about the elephant
who ;? This is the latest fad:
elephant stories. We canno t
speak for the other tables at the
banquet, but ours was full Of
elephants.
Care for a sample? Here
goes.
@. Why is it dangerous to walk
in the woods between the hours
of two and four?
A. Because that is the time
when the elephants are jumping
out of trees.
@. Why do beavers have flat
tails?
A. From walking in the woods
between the hours of two and
four.
@. Why are Blue Birds blue?
A. So you can distinguish the
difference between an elephant
and Blue Bird.
@. What did Tarzan say when
he saw the elephants coming?
A. Here come the Blue Birds.
He was color blind.
@. Why do elephants wear bur-
gundy tennis shoes?
A. Because burgundy are their
bowling teams colors.
@. Why are the elephants
wearing madras tennis shoes?
A. Because their burgundy
ones ale in the laundry.
Q. Why don't elephants go to
college?
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-12-20

bers tAe most improved player
Oh the team.
The Outstanding Player
Award voted on by radio and
press officials, went to Robert
Jenkins.
Football coach Bob Gilmer an
no9nced that Andy Andrews.
Jack Evans, Tom Fulcher.
and Chuck Green would be cap
tai9s Of the 1864 Wolverine
squad.
The banquet closed with a
Clristmasy note. Gifts from the
team ard cheerleaders were pre-
sGatad 70 Coach Gilmer an
Coach Stuart Shelton, to Mrs.
= G. Coleman, sponsor of the
checrleading squad. and to Al
Smith. The Voice Of the VOL
vei-ines.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-12-20

Prince Edward Academy's
1863 football team and cheer
leading squad were enterta med
on Wednesday night at q ban
quet in the Fellowship hall Of
the Farrville Methodist Church.
The banquet is the schools an
nual way of saying Thanks"
to the men Oh both the varsity
and JUNO, varsity football
squads, and to the cheerleaders.
WHO'S AL Smith speaker Of
the evening. made some very APP
prorriate remarks on the slogan
Of his sports show, IA winner
never quits, and a gutter never
" rs Smith sad mo man is
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-12-20

are entering the tournament with
a slight disadvantage with its
first round foe Norfolk Air Sta
ton. The Christmas holidays will
split up the Tigers to their re-
spective homes and there will
be no practice for the week pre-
ceding the game. One we e k
might be enough to cool down
the hot shooting Tigers for the
Navy teams.
| With three regulars shooting
over 500 ger cent the Tigers
have become hot handed from
the floor in winning their last
five straight games. Mike Crone
is shooting at .521 averaging 12.1
points. Thorn Quarles is Shoot
ing sos with a 1876 point aver
age and Steve Snyder is hitting
at a .511 clip and 8.3 points per
game.
Lott Leads Scoring
Phil Lott is leading the scor-
ing with a 1877 point average.
Ed Witthoefft is the leading re-
bounder with a 90 rebound per
game average. Quarles has hit
in the twerties in three Of the
Tiger games this season. Mike
Crone has been constant in his
performances on both offenSe
and defense.
Dave Trickler has been the
hustle leader and man to watch
on the now potert zone press
that the Tigers have employed
on several occasions.
The Tigers currently lead the
Little Eigh. Of Virginia as they
have faced five home state
foes and have yet to lose. In the
Southern division of the Mason
Dixon they slant 20 in the lead.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-12-20

Nov. with not much second
string strength, also a major
weakness.
I'VE have short ball club
with Malcolm Booker. Jr., at
6'3" beng the ta'lest player,
he said. But we hope by being
short we can make up the differ
ence by having spirit and de-
termination" Caoch Arrowood
added.
Malcolm Booker. pivot man.
averaged 10 points per game last
year ard more important, 10 re-
bounds each game. Gran d Y
Llewellyn, ST., had a 1876 point
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-12-20
District 3
Results
GREENSVILLE, 55-46

CHARLOTTE c. H. Dec. 10
Greensville County High School
used an l8-poiEt third quarter to
defeat Randolph Henry. 55-46,
Friday night in Group II. Dis
trict 3 competition. Randolph
Henry'S Ed Harding took scor-
ing honors with 80 points.
Greensville Is 10 IS 12-55
Ran.-Henry 18 8 s 1916
Greensville scoring: king 20;
Cook. 3; Parker, 10; Whitehead.
2; Minton, IL.
Randolph Henry corir G:
Harding, 80: Robertson, 4: Par
ham. q; Blue. Q: Laughlin. 8.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-12-20
Girls Basketball
In Amelia Picks
Triumvirate

AMELIA, Dec. 10 MA Margaret
Lawson. Russell Meyer. an d
Nancy Palmer were chosen tri-
captains of the girls basketball
team on Thursday, Dec. 5. Their
duties began on Friday night.
Dec. 6. when Amelia met the
Blackstone captains to begin the
first game of the season.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-12-20

A. Because they don't make
round Weejuns.
@. Why are an elephant S
knees Wrinkled?
A. From be ding down to
shoot marbles.
@. Why isn't an elephant en-
ployed by the Farmville Her.
aid?
A. Because the Herald parking
lot is too crowded to accommo-
date the elephants Volkswagen.
That's it, brother.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-12-20
Record Broken By Llewellyn

BUCKINGHAM, Dec. 10 ~
Grandy Llewellyn. member of
Buckingham Central High
Schools basketball team, broke
the District III scoring record
Tuesday night in a game be-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-12-20

average FER game as a junior
last year.
The forward positions will be
manned by So" Van Shepard
and E. M. Wright, a six footer.
Shepard averaged IL points and
IS rebounds per game a year
ago.
Johnny Booker, the g.
brother of Malcolm, will pos
sibly work his way into the
starting line before the year is
out" Arrowood said.
A newcomer, who will bear
watching. is Justine Dudley, a
junior who transferred to Buck
ingham Central from Highland
Springs High School this year.
I'VE are expecting lot Of help
from Dudley Arrowood said.
Buckingham will be out to i'm
prove upon a Ali district record
they charted one year ago that
brought them a ninth plac E
finish in District 3, Group II.
Talking Of the schedule, Ar
rowood said. I'VE expect some
trouble out of the district teams
but we will take them as they
come. The schedule is in our
favor since we play 10 home
games and six away
Buckingham opened their sea
son here last Friday night and
dropped a 62-48 decision to
Crewe. Looking back on h {
game Arrowood said his team
was just cold, we took So shots
at the basket and hit 10. 81
think we have the material fol
a fine squad and we're going to
work hard all year"
The schedule is as follows:
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-12-20

tween Buckingham and Ran
dolph-Henry.
LleWellyn broke Appoint rec
ord by scoring As points in a
game which Buckingham won
81 to so.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-12-20
&h&ne Ns.u,
Elephants Attend Football Banquet
BY DAN HAWKS

Last night had the pleasure of attending Prince Ed
ward Academys annual football banquet the Fellowship
Room of the Famvile Methodist Church remember
when we have enjoyed evening of this type
There two things other than delicious dinner
the evenings scheduled events that kept things going
rapid,
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-02-14
SlS.so0

7.yeoI-old q "a m n u m sided
stone front ranch. full divided
basement. recreation room with
stone bor. garage with ottoched
screened IN potio. This one
won't lost.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-02-14
Troder Bill Soys, I'VE Need Lots Of Listinqs''

Realtors Possibility With Webster This
Probability As We Will Take Most Anything In Trode
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-02-14
Full Basement

Tasteful decor is the keynote in
this lovely ronch. Smart looking
living room, attractive modern
kitchen with built-ins, 8 ample
sized bedrooms. distinctive rec
reotion room. complete work
shop space. S2l,500.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-02-14

NEED 4 BEDROOMS?
This home has it. II also hos q
vestibule entrance. wall to wull
corpeted living room. large
kitchen with loads Of cupbourds,
fomily room. divided basement
with recreation room, extra lov-
otory. oluminum storms and
screens, 2-cur attached garage
and turn around drive. Neor
schools. shopping and freewoY
Asking s22.soo.
ULTRA MODERN RANCH
3 large bedrooms. kitchen with
large eating oreu, built-in gas
oven and ronge. double closets.
good uoific pattern. attached
garage. Asking Sl8.500.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-02-14
Worden Road

Groom bungalow. finished End
with space for q den. Beautiful
recreation room with bor and
oil tiled floor. lh.cor garage.
Sl6.500.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-02-14
WOW! wow!
NEVER! NEVER!
We Need More Listinqs
VACANT BUNGALOW

VACANT BUNGALOW
Neor Shoregate shopping. Pull
man kitchen and dining oreo.
Icurpeted living room. good
sized bedrooms and utility room,
large insuluted cnd heated ex-
pension. 2k-cor garage. 100 #.
lot. Low taxes. Aluminium
storms. screens and awnings.
Sl6.e00.
PRIZE LISTING
The house with Gloss. Huge
bedrooms, fully corpeted living
room with built-in book case.
wife-soving kitchen. nice din
cite. clay tile both, insulated
exponsion. divided basement.
gas Niagara furnoce. garage.
Well londscoped. Vocont. Un-
der appraised value. Sl8.900.
FREE ADVICE
With q little imagination you
con make this 2.Yeor. 3-bedroom
runch into q lovely showploce.
Already has gas built-in oven
and range. dining room. vonity
bath. full basement. But your
hond work will moke this home
sporkle Only Sl7.900.
a-BEDROOM RANCH
Very clean 3-bedroom Ionch.
corpeted living room. large
kitchen and eating oreo. bose-
ment. recreation room with bdr.
Low taxes. Asking sl7.900.
NEAT AS A PIN
Immaculate custom built bun
qolow. wall to wall corpeted
living room. lorge bedrooms.
specially mode kitchen with
large getting oreo. pdneled rec
reotion room with built-in bon
and TV cobinet. new COS fur.
noce. what q house! Sl7.900.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-02-14
Beverly Hills

8 bedrooms built with an eye
toward roominess and sleeping
comfort. lovely living room, in
viting dining room. large kitch-
en-. 2-cur garage with covered
pctio attached. S2l.900.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-02-14
Sl4.s00

Sl4.900
Newly pointed and decorated.
stone front. 3-bedroom Yonch.
lorge living room with stone
wood burning fireplace. garage.
uluminum storms. screens and
awnings. low toxes. Loree lot.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-02-14
HONEYMOON SPECIAL

Cozy 2-bedroom starter home
corpeted living room, step-sov-
inq kitchen. dinette. TV room.
full basement. New gas furnace.
new garage. Must sell. $4,000.
OVER "a ACRE
Of rolling lond and on it this
rambling 3-bedroom ranch with
corpeted 24xl8 living room.
poneled den. large kitchen and
dining room. stone wood-burn-
ing fireplace. ll2 baths. bose
ment. attached garage and
mony extras. Below value
90 LA LA!
North Of Loke Shore Blvd. Spo-
cious 5-Yeor old. 3-bedroom
ronch, lovely corpeted living
dining room. log burning fire
place. wife-soving kitchen. 81
#. fomily room. 2-cur garage.
front ond reor potio. Offered at
S2l.900.
S BEDROOMS
South OF Ridge Rd. and over
looking q lake and nestled
among trees is this Groom West
ern Reserve type home on q
l25x487 #. lot in Wickliffe. 20x
IA twin sized living and dining
rooms. family styled kitchen. 9x
IL bath. basement. Priced at
Sl8,500.
A DOLL HOUSE
OF the beaten track and sur
rounded by trees is this 5-room
sparkling goble-peuked ranch.
Vestibule entrance. huge living
dining room. built-in breakfast
nook. lorge bedrooms. and util'
ity room. garage. low tdxes. A
pleasure to show. Only sl5.50o.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-02-14
Sturter Home

Be your own landlord in this
neot 3-bedroom home! Living
room. dining room. compact
kitchen. Home features l bed
room and bath on first floor Tor
the utmost in convenience.
Priced at Sl3.500.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-02-14

Living convenience is stressed in
this 3-bedroom ranch. Lovely
living room with extra large
kitchen with aqua colored gas
built-ins. Full basement. Moth
ing to do but move into this
Sl6.o00 home today.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-02-14
Sl3,3o0

l0-yeor old 3-bedroom ranch.
Cedar tongue grooved living
room. mople wood kitchen cobi-
nets. 2-cor eoroge. low toxes.
neor school bus stop. Hurry.
Immedidte occupancy.
Evening star., 1963-05-24

DIRECTIONS: Over any bridge
to Shirley Highway. Take shir-
ley Highway to Seminary Road.
bear left on Seminary Road and
to first traffic light; turn left
on Beauregard and continue on
to Holmes Run Park.
Evening star., 1963-01-19
Building
Permits

Building permits issued re-
Gently by the District in
clude:
Shrader Sound, owner,
280l -O3 M street NV; c. C.
Hamilton Co, builder; An
drew V, DOnnelly, architect;
to erect addition to office
building. 280l-03 M street,
NV; cost, SIC, 900.
CalOmiris COnst. Co., own
er and builder, 100 Eighth
street Sc; Henry N. Shadid,
architect; to erect one one
story store, 100 Eighth street
Sc; cost, $4,000.
Evening star., 1963-01-19
Meet your Sterling Park NeighbOrS

Dorothy Stone says: "Our present apartment
seemed to grow smaller every year but we couldn't
find the right house in our price range Now, thank
goodness, we've found perfect three bedroom, two
bath home we can afford. Getting all the appliances
included in the price helped solve our problem. I'm
especially looking forward to an air conditioned home
next summer.
"The wonderful Sterling Park recreation facilities
will give my family the pleasures Of year-round
vacation. Our children love the water and the SWIM
ming pool near our new home will be real treat.
Having the schools within walking distance was i'm
portant to me as I'm sure it will be to all parents"
Evening star., 1963-01-19
EXECUTIVE PROPERTY MANAGER

Established firm Of apartment house ownerbuilders
seek man to supervise its growing list of rental
properties. Must be executive caber fully qualified in
all phases of apartment management rentals and
maintenance and able to assume complete responsible
ity for operating results. Salary commensurate with
results Please send and salary requirements to
Box BASH, Star
Evening star., 1963-01-19
SIX EXTERIOR DESIGNS FOR '63
'24> 500 to '26,ooO
ALL CENTRALLY
AIR CONDITIONED
Ne| Section Homes AraIGbIe for Spring Occupancy

NeW Section Homes AUaiEabIe for Spring Occupancy
Come out and what Yeonas offering year in
Mooy Woodthe model Of good taste in community planning
There are many why the purchase Mosby
Woods one OF the smares investments family make
Expert land appraisers consider this the valued
locations TO be found In Northern Virginia This your
vestmen will appreciate in value time this the
Yeonas reputation for excellence design quality construction
Everything as you want amos these splendid were
designed to your personal specifications brick
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and huge brick fepaces all models excep Beauregar and
bedrooms and 2a with color coordinated
fixtures Magic Chef Gas Range with Magic Brain Burner
oouoedoo Westinghouse roste refrigerator with top freezer
custom de luxe dhwaher and disposal plus advanced
features you will love-
HeOnas Will Sell Your Present Home Or Take II Trade
Evening star., 1963-01-19

You get these extra values at no extra cost:
7are recreation with 18hole nghtghted golf course
swimming pools, tennis courts bafelds, driving range.
Worksavng General Electric appliances: refrigerator
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Ultra-modern community shopping center.
Precision engineered wall panels with steel framing men,
bers by u Steel Homes Division forunequaed strength
stability and low maintenance. 0
All settlement costs included in prices
10 beautifully furnished models on view.
Phone 471-4521 for information or free Brochure.
Evening star., 1963-01-19
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Evening star., 1963-01-19
THE EVENING STAR

Washington, D. {.
Saturday, January l9, 1868
Evening star., 1963-05-10
Brother Watches
POINT OF VIEW

eyes, but 1t seemed pretty plain
they we're still watching Gov.
Romney's dust,
The dinner, which drew
about 400 OF the faithful from
Congress and Republican or
ganizations. originally was in
tended as a trial run between
Senator Goldwater, the conser-
vative idol. and Gov. Rookie
feller OF New York, who two
weeks ago. seemed the inevi-
table Republican choice for the
nomination next year.
But Gov. Rockefeller could
not come to dinner because OF
what he called "a conflicting
commitment" In a telegram
sent from Venezuela, where he
is honeymooning
He was represented at the
Sheraton-Park by his princi-
pal political agent, New York
Com m ! tteeman
George L. Hinman, who re-
ported that everyone was very
friendly" To others, the friend
ly politicos indicated they felt
the Governors present felicity
might cost him dear in political
terms.
Mr.. Hinman and Peter
IO'Donnell, the Texas State
chairman who is organizing
draft Goldwater movement
Evening star., 1963-05-10
Dominicans Bow to Doves

when Mr.. Duvalier's legal tern
of office ends and he loses al
claim to being a constitutions
President.
MIR. Bosch could no longer
ignore the situation. All his life
he has fought the reign of ter
ror now being imposed next
door in Haiti. More important
politically. he is acutely aware
the Dominican Republic is not
stable enough to resist indefi-
.nitely the tensions and the In
stability on the other part OF
the island.
Dominicans themselves have
just emerged from 80 years OF
the tyranical Trujillo dictator
ship.
AS the handsomely articulate
President put it in his TV re-
port to the nation this week,
the Dominican Republic is a
lake Of gasoline" set next to
the explosive Haitian powder
keg."
On top Of the steadily mount
ing tensions in April it became
known here that DR.. Duvalier
had installed four members OF
the Trujillo family and the
leading Trujillo secret police
man in Port au Prince. Full
details of how they came from
See BOSCH, Page A-4
Evening star., 1963-05-10
Zeus Fragments
Spray Wide Area

Ell PASo. Tex. May 10 (AP)
Scattered parts of a Nike
zeus anti-missile missile, de-
stroyed in flight over the White
Sands missile range. sprayed
an uninhabited area of South
ern New Mexico's Hondo VAL
ley.
The Ell Paso Times said
pieces of the missile cut an
electrical power feeder line,
knocking out service to six
communities for more than five
hours yesterday.
The Army would not link the
missile with the power failure
but said the missile veered off
course during the test and
parts of the zeus impacted
beyond the range boundary"
Evening star., 1963-05-10
POINT OF VIEW W--
Romney Steps on the Gas

seemed to be about the only
two people In the ballroom who
we're firmly and openly COM
mitted.
Mr.. ODonnell was carefully
avoiding his candidate. who
he said, might tell him to cease
and desist. But he reported
widespread. II surreptitious
support for Senator Goldwater
"They come UP TO me and
they take my arm. and they
say. See me later. or When
the time comes. :"
The most vociferously un-
committed man in the room
was Leonard Hall. former
"a. o. p. national chairman,
who has been mentioned as one
OF the consplrators Of the Rom
ney drive.
Absolute. unadultersted
bunk" he trumpeted OF re-
ports that he, former President
Eisenhower and former Vice
President Nixon were plotting
against Mr.. Rockefeller and
Mr.. Goldwater.
i've met Romney once lie
said. We've got lots Of cam
didates Rockefeller. Goldwa-
ter. Scranton, Romney. ! hope
we'll have more by ca"
A California finance chair
man who thought Mr. Rom
See REPUBLICANS, Page AZ
Evening star., 1963-05-10
BY MARY McGRORY
star staff Writer

Gov. George Romney, the
compact car man from Michi-
gan, is now driving very fast
through Republican presiden-
tial traffic.
He really opened up last
night at a Republican unity"
dinner here in honor OF Sena-
tor Goldwater and left the Sem
ator's limousine, which has
been gassed up and ready TO
go for a year. idling at the curb.
Before the 81 l,000-a-pla fes-
tivities, Gov. Romney told re-
porters again he is not a cam
didate. And I'm not saying II
like some others-I mean H."
But In his speech he did
everything but break out the
bumper stickers, and the Re-
publicans applauded him at
every turn as he shouted for
fiscal integrity" and "proven
American principles
Senator Goldwater's thunder
from the right had been stolen,
and he didn't even try. He
made a humble, sentimental
speech about the hundreds OF
friends" he and his wife had
made In the party over the
years.
There were tears in many
Evening star., 1963-05-10
Birmingham Nearing
Racial Peace Pact
MARCHING SHOES ON
Uneasy Birmingham Quiet

"a Negro minister from Talla-
hassee, Fla, who spent IA days
in an Albany, Ca, jail during
racial demonstrations there.
I'VE know here in the South
land that freedom will not come
on a silver platter" he declared
urging them not to be afraid
of dogs, fire hoses, or Birming-
ham Police Commissioner Eu-
gene (BulD Conner.
THE freedom movement IL
not going to cease until all the
walls of segregation are bat
tered down." Mr.. Steele shouted
Amen, Brother Steele" re-
sponded the group, which mo-
ments before had set the
church reSounding with a free
dom song accompanied by clap
ping Of hands.
There may have been a
question after the bus boycott
n Montgomery; there may have
been a question after the little
protest in Tallahassee; there
may even have been a question
after Albany (Ga.), but there
can be no question after Bir-
See TOWN, Page At
Evening star., 1963-05-10

The State Department dis
closed today THE Case OF the
Howling Dog" In which a
United States electronic coun-
terspy uncovered an eavesdrop-
ping device planted in the
home Of an American diplomat
overseas.
The department gave this ac-
count:
The departments most expe-
rienced electronic security spe-
cialist was inspecting the resi-
dence of a United States mill
tary attache recently and "be-
came disturbed by the bowling
and whining" Of the United
States officers dog.
The dog was obviously In
pain and appeared to be In
heated combat with an invisi-
BILE enemy In q corner Of the
room" The security man
stopped TO investigate.
The investigator soon found
Evening star., 1963-05-10
AIDS U. S. SECURITY
HowIing Dog Reveals
Hidden Spy Device

that the parquet floor on
which the dog was standing
showed signs OF recent tamper-
ing. Pulling up the parquet
slabs. he uncovered an FIN ra-
dio which was transmitting To
a distant eavesdropper all the
conversations held In the
room"
United States experts found
that the small FIN device was
turned on and off by a sound
signal too high-pitched for de-
lection by the human ear-but
disturbing, II not painful. to q
dog"
John F. Reilly. State Depart
ment Deputy Assistant Secre-
tary for Security. declined to
say where the bugging incident
occurred.
The incident was related in
Department OF State. 1863" O
booklet issued by the depart
ment as a report on its activi-
ties.