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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-07-26
What Cold War?

I'HE communists are at war with YOU
whether you like it or not. "For the
Communists, there are no different
kinds Of war, hot or cold. There is only
one war - war to the finish" (Stra-
uz-Hupe, quoted by Romulo in Readers
Digest, November 1862
Remember that within four decades
communism, as a state power, has
spread through roughly 40 per cent
of the worlds population and Is per
cent of the earth's surface" q. Edgar
Hoover Master of Deceit)
America, wake up Shake off the
course of inaction that is giving the
forces Of evil the right of way in this
world. Face up to the blunt fact that
you are now engaged in real war and
that it must be fought and won. This
is the only alternative to defeat by de-
FAULT" (Romulo in Readers Digest,
November 1869
Since 1889 the Soviet Union has an
nexed 414,00O square miles of territory
and controls an additional communist
dominated area in Eastern Europe Of
419,400 square miles. Of. Lorimer, The
Population Of the Soviet Union; X. z.
Zrezezinski, The Soviet Bloc.)
These facts, as quoted above, should
warn Americans Of the Communist
Criminal Conspiracy and stimulate all
all Americans to additional study. Com
munism can no longer be controversial
issue. 1t is matter Of life and death
freedom or slavery.
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little Of it, in the years after the war,
by plantation owners.
Free public education in Prince Ed
ward County for both races was cut
off because of the action of Negro peo-
pie, themselves. The Negroes, or those
who spoke or professed to speak for
them engineered it and brought on them
selves. We "have the engineer hoist
with his own petard."
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er administration and congress
sional leaders.
THE DANGERS to prepare
for any eventually the Wash
lngton police force Of 1900 Will
be reinforced with hundreds of
U. S. marshals, FBI agents and
Secret Servicemen.
Also, some 5000 Marines.
trained in riot control, will be
on 24-hour alert at the nearby
Quantlco, Va. base. Should dis
order elups or the demonstra-
tors attempt to march on the
Capitol these combat troops
would be rushed by truck to the
city.
Federal agents already have
ore Black Muslin leader under
close surveillance after obtain
ng a tape recording of threats
oy him to kill several persons
Turing the rally.
Although Speaker john Nc
Cormack, D. Mass, Senate
Majority Leader Mike Mansfield,
D--Mont., and Vice President
Lyndon johnson have not made
sheir decision public, they defin-
.tely have ruled against permit
mo GoDooo CT rotionc ~, Tho C,,,
l.ol grounds. Under an old law,
such demonstrations are barred
Unless expressly authorized by
he Speaker and the Vice Presi-
dent.
Still under discussion is how
to handle marchers who come
20 the Capitol in groups to
CALI on senators and repre-
5entatiVes.
One proposal is to allow such
demonstrators to visit legisla-
tors in their offices in grokps
Of less than 100 if they are or
DERBY and not carrying signs. No
slt-ins will be permitted. If at
tempted, they will be forcefully
removed.
Access to the Senate and
House galleries will be under
tight supervision by Capitol po-
lice Only persons with special
permits will be allowed in the
chambers.
Leaders of the sponsoring
Negro organizations are meet
ing in Washington early in Aug
ust to complete plans for the
rally and to designate various
officials. At that time. an es-
tlmated 81 million raised for the
demonstration will be divided
among the participating organ
lzations to pay expenses.
INSIDE THE DEMONSTRA-
TIONS- Speaker John McCor-
mack has told Presiden. Ken
nedy his civil rights program
will pass the House by decisive
vote. Mccormack reported the
House will ballot on the legisla-
ton sometimes in September.
When the Senate will reach a
vote is anyone's guess As
sistant S nate Democratic
Leader Hubert Humphrey, of
MINI. is passing the word that
Senate filibuster may be
avoided, but he isn't saving how
or why Communist East
Germany has had an American
Negro agitation training center
in the SaXony industrial city of
B utzen for several years. The
center, marked as an Institute
for the Advancement of the Ne
gro Race" was set up for the
express purpose of trans
forming the racial unrest ii the
U. S. into Violence. y Intel
ligence reports that Communists
are training African agitators
who then return to their homes
to await infiltration into U. S.
Negro population centers." The
frances are brought to. East
Germany on scholarships"
They include Guineans, Ghana-
ians. Congolese, Liberians and
Togolese. An estimated II U. S.
Negroes are now at the center.
Gerhard Gisler one-time lead
ing Communist in the U. s., re-
portedly set up this Negro train
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-07-26
Why Should | Care
Lesson for July %, 1868

One Story can have many
points It can be used to illus
trate more truths than one. The
story Of Cain and Abel is a case
in point. A thoughtful reader can
see in this story how sin gathers
weight like an avalanche,
moving slowly at first, just lit
tie snowslide, but finally picking
up boulders and entire houses,
crushing everything in its path.
Sin that begins with something
attractive and pleasant like eat
ing fruit before long becomes
violent, ugly, repulsive. like muir
der. The reader can also see
in the story Of Cain and Abel
that sin needs very little excuse
to break out. Not long ago a
young man in Virginia murder
ed three people on one after
noon. all because one of them
tthe three were one family had
"nagged him" about his work.
The brutal young man made
criticism an excuse for murder.
Gods two questions
But we shall not be speaking Of
those and other aspects of this
sad story only Of one part Of it.
The first question which God
asks, in the Bible story, is
Where are you?" The next
question is who told you"
Shortly afterward, What is this
that you have done?" Then in
the story of Cain and Abel,
again God opens with a question:
Where is Abel you brother?"
Where are you? Who told you
the lie you have believed? What
have you done? Adam and Eve
had not expected those ques-
tons. Neither was Cain looking
for the question he got. Cain
thought he had finished with Alb
ell. That chapter was closed. The
account was balanced. He drew
a bloody finger across the page.
But God faced him with ques-
ton. If Cain expected God to
take any interest or to make any
comment on what Cain consid-
cred to be his own affair, it
would be an attack, an accusa-
ton. But all God does is ask a
simple question. It is the most
important question there is,
next to Where are you?'
Keeper or brother?
Perhaps Cain thought that a
God who would ask questions
instead of coming down at once
with a curse, must be weak
God. AT any rate he makes no
defense. His reply is another
question, an insolent one: Am
! my brothers. keeper" That
was not the point, as DR.. James
w. Clarke Of Richmond has
said. No, Cain was not Abel's
keeper, of course not. "Who
wants a keeper?' Nobody wants
a keeper. But everybody needs
a brother. Abel needed broth
er, and Cain had not been one.
But the sin Of murder does
not begin, usually, all at once.
This crime of Gains began with
a refusal: refusal to be a keep
er, when after all a keeper was
not called for. He was respon-
sible for Abel; that was some
thing that perhaps had never &C.
Cured to him. And if it had, he
shrugged it off. If he could for
get that Abel was brother,
then what happened to Abel, ev-
en- what he himself did to Abel,
didn't nlatter,-So he thought.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-07-26
The Allen-Sc0tt Report
August 20 Civil Rights Rally Just The Beginning
AS Negro Leaders Plan to Send Wave After Wave Of
Demonstrators

WASHINGTON, July 25-Con-
gressional leaders are bracing
themselves for not only one, but
a succession Of civil rights mar
ches on Washington.
They have been warned by
Capital police authorities in con
tact with Negro leaders organ
izing the August % descent that
this mammoth rally is just the
In September and October, Ne
gro leaders propose to send
wave after wave of demon
strators' into Washington if the
House Of Representatives hasn't
acted on the President civil
rights program, or a fllibuster
has developed in the Senate.
This backstage strategy calls
for pouring demonstrators into
the Capital at the rate of 1000 a
day in an effort to exert max
ium pressure for the enactment
of civil rights legislation.
In contrast to next months
rally, when 100000 marchers
VIII presumably demonstrate
for only one day. the succeeding
waves Of demonstrators Will re
main in Washington until Cong
ress disposes of civil rights.
Washington police authorities
in private conferences with
congressional leaders, are say
ing frankly that this steady mas
sing Of demonstrators could Gre
ate a far more explosive situa-
ton than the giant August %
rally.
In an avoWed move to avoid
violence and to keep next
months demonstration orderly
and peaceful. eight Negro groups
organizing this rally are work
ing with local police officials.
AS an example. they have adj
vised police that an estimated
1000 New York Negro police
men will take part in the march
and assist in controlling it.
The New York policemen will
do this on their "oWn time" that
is, they will come to Washington
ION leave and not in uniform.
They will act as ''marshals, !"
and will assist in organizing the
demonstrators into groups of so
at various rally headquarters.
From these areas, the mars
halls" willNlead the demonstra-
tors in the huge parade to the
Lincoln Memorial for a round of
speeches and other activities.
President Kennedy. who has
given the rally his Official bless
ing, will probably talk briefly.
He has been invited, and while
not committing himself, indicat-
ed acceptance. His brother, At
torney General Robert Kennedy,
definitely will speak, as will 9th
will be reversed on appeal.
Courts Function
1t is also true that court
may participate in the lawmak-
ing process by giving reasons
for it's decision which seem SO
convincing that they are gradu-
ally accepted by the people as
good law This is how the com
mon law Of England developed.
The political shibbOleth that
"the Constitution is what the
judges say it isl no matter
what, is so destructive Of con
stitutional principles, that every
patriotic American should CON
denim it.
For there is a rapidly grow
ing concentration Of government
tai, economic and financial pow
er in Washington, and particu-
larly in the Chief Executive,
who appoints all Federal judges.
If this trend is not soon re-
versed, then the statement BY a
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-07-26
Responsibility:
to God. for our brother

to God, for our brother
What is the root of the troub-
les in today's world? A great
deal OF it Though Of course not
all, for the roots of evil are
manyD is just this indifference
to what happenens to other peo-
pie. We don't want to be res
ponSlble, and when we do
start to help some one else, we
want to be keeper, not brother.
We are willing to tell other peo-
pie where to get off, we may
like to run their affairs, to think
and plan for them; but this is
not brotherhood. To be respon-
sible for others is not to live
their lives for them. It is treat
ing them like brothers. Once you
get to the point of indifference
where you don't really care
what happens to another per
son. you are close to no caring
even if he is murdered And
that, in the eyes of God is not
far from doing the murder your
self. How many juvenile delinq-
uents have gone down into worse
ways because no man would be
an older brother to one of
them? How many marriages
have gone on the rocks because
their friends, who could see it
coming, did nothing to stave off
the tragedy? How many young
people have taken the road to
alcoholism because their parents
didn't feel responsible for setting
an example Of temperance and
self-denial? How many lives
have been wasted because there
was no one who really cared?
BASED on outlines copyrighted
by the Division of Christian Edu.
cation. National Council Of the
Churches Of Christ in the U.S.A.
Released by Community Press
Service.)
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Wash and Hang Seamless Shorty Dral
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-16
BY PAUL r. GRACE
Star Special Writer

The Country Club Amateur
Swimming Association, with
more than 1,400 swimmers rep
resenting l6 clubs. begins its
18th season this week with two
meets.
Brooke Manor opens at Ar
gyle Tuesday and Manor trav-
els to Lakewood Thursday,
Kenwood, Washington, Edge
moor, Congressional, Bethesda,
Chevy Chase and Columbia
open next week.
Kenwood, which has won the
league championship for three
straight years, has two teams
entered, the Black and Orange
teams.
Col. Frank L. Caller of Army
Navy. president of the associa-
ton, has announced that points
for relays will be reduced to
one-half point per swimmer
instead of one. Diving will be
optional, with the coaches to
agree before the meet.
The association schedule:
June 1s-Brooke Manor NJ Arryle
20-Manor at Lakewood; 26-KenWood
(BlacD at Lakewood, washington al
Argyle. Edgemoor at Conversational,
27-Bethesda at Congressional. Chevy
Chase at Columbia, Brooke Manor al
moor.
July Lakewood at Bethesda,
Edgemoor at Argyle. Manor at Chevy
Chase, Kenwood (Black) at Brooke
Manor; 9-Argyle at Lakewood, KEN
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COUNTRY CLUB SWIMMING
Two Meets Usher In
Association Season

wood (Black) at Bethesda. Congress.
sional at Manor. Belle Haven at Chevy
Chase. Edgemoor at Manor, Chevy
Chase at Washington. Bethesda at Co
lumbia, oakcrest at Belle Haven.
July. 10 - .oakcrest at Kenwooc
(Blackl. Columbia. at Argyle, Washing.
rmy Navy. Chevy Chase at Edgemoor
lorange) at Congressional, Bethesda al
Edgemoor. Belle Haven at Washington;
23-columbia at Chevy Chase, Manor
at Oakcrest; 2b-Indian Spring al
Kenwood (Black), Manor At Columbia
Argyle at Congressional, Edgemoor al
Belle Haven. Army Navy at Washing.
ton. Lakewood at Brooke Manor; 30
Army Navy at Kenwood (Orange), Con.
gressional ct Chevy Chase, Argyle al
Bethesda: lakewood Relays.
August 1-Oakcrest at Indian Spring
moor at Lakewood, Columbia at Manor
kenwood at Argyle, Bethesda at Belle
Haven; s-Argyle at Army Navy, CHEVY
Chase, CONGRESSIONAL and Kenwood AZ
Columbia, Washington, Manor and
Bethesda at Edgemoor: 13--Argyle al
Chevy Chase, Edgemoor at indian
Spring, Columbia at washington, Man
or at Kenwood (Black).
Aueust 14-Scratch meeting at Army
lumbia, Manor at Argyle. Lakewood al
Army Navy ct Belle Haven.
August l9-21-Championship meet
at Kenwood.
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Boat Supplies

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Ed Perkins
Triumphs to
Regain Title

MANILA, June is (AP). -
Eddie Perkins, q well-traveled
Chicago boxer, regained the
world junior welterweight title
tonight with a unanimous de-
cision over Roberto Cruz of the
Philippines, flooring Cruz in
the first and toying with him
the rest Of the way in their
l5-round match.
A crowd Of $4,000 at the
Rial baseball stadium saw Per-
kins. 1881, take command
early and win going away from
Cruz, lao, who was making his
first defense in the l40-pound
class.
Perkins, a skilled 26-year-old
workman. held the title for
three months last year. He beat
Duilio Loi on points Septem-
Der IA and lost q decision to
Loi December is, both IN Milan.
After Loi retired, Cruz knocked
out Raymundo Torres of Mex
leo in one-round at Los An
geles March 81 to gain cham
pionship recognition.
Referee Teodorico Reyes had
Perkins on top 1858, Judge
Jaime Valencia scored it 10
81 and Judge Wenceslao Trini-
dad 1858. The APP also had
Perkins the winner, 1854.
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Honesty compels me to say that
1t didn't work on this kind of
rig. All the plug did was wrap
itself around the leader on the
bucktail so that neither worked
properly.
But Pond had a new wrinkle
he wanted to try. He got out
his Junior Atom in blue and
white and equipped Frank
Smoot and one OF the dummy
lines with them. He also used
one himself.
Motion Is Good
However. he didn't put them
on until he modified the m
considerably. With a pair OF
pliers he bent the eye of this
swimming lure upward. Next he
took off the 10 hooks and put
on 40.
He explained that making
these changes gave the lure
stability. He said that tn G
heavier hooks made the Junior
ride correctly underwater and
that one could use hooks as
big as go when converting
Junior to trolling.
At any rate. 1t gave the plug
a beautiful wiggly action In
the water and II wasn't long
before Pond and Smoot had
snagged two nice fish In the
5 TO 6 pound range.
We picked UP several here
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but 1t still was too slow for
Capt. Buddy and he soon picked
up and ran down to the Lower
Gooses, about 10 minutes run
further down the Bay.
And that's where tn e
shippers bunch and Ponds
modified lures paid off. We got
into some real good fish, and
at one time there was wild
excitement with four fisher
men all trying to bring in 5
or 8 pound rockfish at the same
Understanding to keep lines
from crossing or fouling.
Suddenly. the dummy line
gave a loud zing. Charlie Miller
was closest too 1t at the time
and he grabbed for it. He
quickly found out he had a
good one and the fish was
giving him quite a tussel. Then
Buddy came up to help. BY
this time Charlie had gotten the
line in up to the leader-al-
though the fish twice had
taken the line away from him.
The skipper grabbed for the
nylon.
Swivel Comes Unfastened
At that point, Charlie looked
down and saw, to his horror,
that the snap swivel joining
line to leader had come UNI
fastened. He yelled his trouble
to Buddy who was clinging on
to the nylon leader.
Buddy tried to give him some
slack to refasten the swivel.
but the fish was unyielding and
Charlie seemed to be all
thumbs.
Finally the skipper said, al
most with tears in his voice;
Charlie. for Heavens sake, get
that snap back on"
The supplication seemed to
work and the fish finally was
melted. 1t went is pounds on
the nose, A victory for the
Junior Atom.
Not too long afterward
Smoot got a scream from his
star drag and 1t was apparent
that he had another lunker
striper. Frank had a sharp bat
tie there but eventually won
out. This one went Just under
the limit at IA pounds, o
ounces. 1t was a victory for old
style fishing because he was
using a standard-type buck
tail.
The dummy line snapped
again, but this time the rock
fish didn't wait for a swivel
to come unsnaped. As soon as
Capt. Harrison touched the line
the fish made off with the
leader-snapping the 30-pound
test nylon an inch below the
knot. When that one decided
TO go he Just went.
When we wrapped up long
before the best Of the evening
fishing, we had Is big rock
aboard. two at the limit and
most Of the rest from TO 8
pounds.
And Pond had proved his
point, that plugging can be
successful on the Chesapeake,
although one OF the limit fish
fell 10 a bucktail as well as
several OF the others.
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Hurler Lee Stonge
Back With Twins

MINNEAPOLIS. June Is
(AP).-The Twins today called
up Pitcher Lee STANCE, who
has compiled a I'll record with
Dallas-Fort Worth of the Pa
cific Coast League.
STANCE, 26-year-old right
handler, has a league-leading
2.O5 earned-run average.
At the same time, the Twins
asked waivers on Pitcher Frank
Sullivan prior to giving him his
unconditional release.
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plugging a great deal Of credit.
The first fish taken was so
round it appeared as though 1t
were full Of roe. We decided to
investigate. The fish was
gorged with red worms.
Now here was a fish that
obviously was feeding on the
bottom, yet a plug was able
to lure it to the surface in
water that ranged from so to
1870 feet.
Meanwhile. Buddy had been
listening TO the radio and was
intrigued by reports coming
from the Gooses where he had
gotten a large number of really
big fish the day before.
Pond was willing to try, ex-
planning that he had never used
his plugs in trolling on the
Chesapeake and this would be
a new experiment for him. So
off the Lev-Ron-Son went TO
seek out the big ones and To try
trolling plugs.
Rig Doesn't Work
Buddy had found out in two
days Of fishing the Ceases that
the biggest rock were striking
anywhere from is TO 20 feet
down. SO we all rugged with
5 TO s ounces OF lead on a
tandem and a double leader.
Pond wanted us to use both
ducktails and plugs 10 see
which would work best.
tried a medium sized buck
tail and one Of the small-sized
Atoms designed for trolling.