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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-06-21
Two Additional
Candidates For
New York Club

Two more candidates have
Joined the Herald New York
Club this week. Mrs. Carlyle
Cough, Of Dillwyn and Miss Don
ma Higginbotham, of Rt. =,
Pamplin,
There is still plenty Of time
to Join the Herald New York
Club and earn an all-expense-
paid 5-day trip to New York.
There is still plenty of oppor-
tunity in the siX-county Herald
circulation area for more cand-
idates, and additional entries are
expected. Some areas are par
ticularly wide open and Of
fer a chance of a lifetime to
Jump in and win the trip. The
campaign will close July 10, four
more weeks.
Club Candidates
Club members already at work
are as follows:
Mrs. Carlyle Cough, Dillwyn:
Miss Donna Higginbotham. Ri.
2 Pamplin.
Miss Beverly Irving Noble,
Rice;
James Falls, Amelia:
Mrs. Vester jenkins, Rt. /. Je-
tersville:
Miss Judy Whitaker. Amelia:
Mrs. Howard Easter, ST.. Je-
tersville:
Mr.. and Mrs. Rives Maxey
Jones; Dillwyn:
Thomas and Hazel Nixon, Dill
wyn:
Mrs, Barbara Davis. Bucking-
ham:
Miss Phyllis Mathews, Cum
berland:
Miss Peggy Lee Harrison,
Gainesville.
Miss Beulah Hatcher, Powha-
tan:
Mrs. Kate williams. Worsham;
Mrs. Louise Dow, Rt. 3, Farm
vile;
Mrs. Clare Scruggs, Ri, Farm
Farmville:
Miss June Carold Ellington, Rs,
Farmville;
Mrs. Lou ]. Southall, Rt. 2,
Pamplin;
Mrs. Ora Hodges, Rice:
Miss Betty Lee Wells, Farm
vile:
Miss Linda Gail Sheffield
Farmville;
Mrs. Willie w. Dickerson,
Farmville.
E. j. Coin, Prospect:
Mrs. William Pembleton, Ri,
JeterSville. Va.
Miss Harriet F'ontaine Bailey.
keysville.
Miss Virginia Louise Allen,
KeySville.
Report Saturday
The first report period of the
campaige will be Saturday, June
p. The Herald office will be
open all day Saturday to receive
reports from the candidates.
Candidates are requested to
make their reports Of all club
Continued on Page a
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-06-21
Board Adopts ST. Tax Levy;
OK's County Office Moves
Farm, Home
Agents Move
To 3rd Street

Prince Edward county super
vlsors this week set a county
tax levy of ST for 1963-64, and
initiated reorganization of Court
House office space including re-
location of the county agriGul-
tural and home agents.
The tax levy for the u
months beginning July l vas
adopted as advertised earlier
this north: 81 per hundred on
real and personal property and
80 cents on merchants capital.
Supervisors deferred action on
fund appropriations for the now
fiscal year until their next regu-
lar session on July 2. However,
the board has tentatively agreed
on a $918. 1888 budget synopsis.
That fiscal outlire provides
for all general government serv-
ices, but channels. its single
1878 900 school item into county
grants for educational our
poses This would provide 500
tuition grants and $35 trans
p%ortation grants per child to
parents of all schoolage chill
dren here, white ard Negro
II the present federal court in
junction is lifted.
Minimum Rate
The budget synopsis antici-
pates a $500 900 surplus on June
80, and the new levy was con
tlnued at a minimum level for
the second consecutive year.
The surplus was accumulated
after a federal court order pro-
hblted state and c0urty tuition
grants although a 81 tax rate
was imposed to finance private
schooling here OF public school
ing outside of the county for all
eligible children.
Souie IiOtt>t space ItOF-
ganlzation relocates the county
agent and county home agent.
Dudley l.. Peery and Mrs. Eu-
nice Motley, in rerted offices
on the second floor Of the
Bloomfield Building on W. Third
Street.
Their new qartors. in the
building occupied on the first
floor by the Virginia Employ
ment Commission is a half
block from the midtown Main
and Third street intersection.
To provide more space for the
county sheriff's offices. super
Vlsors authorized conversion Of
the Community Rest Rooms I'M
der the entrance steps to that
purpose. The jail basement will
be made available as the emer-
gency operating center for the
county's civil defense organiza-
ton.
Interior Changes
Interior changes within the
Court House building were plac-
ed in the hands of the super
Vlsors' Building committee. The
committees tentative plan pro-
vldes these changes:
Offices formerly occupied by
the Agricultural Sterilization
and Conservation Service will be
used as witness rooms for court
proceedings providing separate
rooms for defense and prosecu-
Continued or Page A.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-06-21

Baldwin's sales staff.
Evans has been very active in
the community and civic life in
Farmville. Among his mary &C
tlvities, he is a past president of
the Junior Chamber of Com
merce, is presently secretary
treasurer of the Lions Club. a
member Of the board of stew
ards of the Farmville Methodist
Church. co-chairman of the
Continued on page a.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-06-21
3 Contestants Speak
Contestants Speak
County Board Candidate
Urges School ReoPening

A candidate seeking the Farmville District seat on the Prince
EDWARD county board Or supervisors called for the reopening of
pubic schools here in a Spotlight on the Candidates forum
sponsored by the Business and Professional Womens Club
Tuesday night.
The candidate, E. M. Pairet. took that stand mot as an
lntegratlonlst," he said, but as the means to legalize tuition
grants without which. he commended, the private Prince Edward
School Formation will run into financial difficulties.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-06-21
Three In Race For Commissioner
Post Highlights Amelia Election

AMELIA. June 2o-Only one
countrywide office in Amelia is
being contested in the Demo
cratic primary. which will be
held July 8. This is the office of
commissioner Of the revenue.
Candidates are John F. Deck
ems. w. G. Jackson and George
w. Jones.
Two of the three supervisor
posts are also subject to the
democratic primary election.
Candidates for supervisor of
Giles district are Robert A. Will
lis, Garland Meyer, Armistead
Harvie and j, w. Mcmillan.
Editors Note: This is the
first in a series of articles
summarizing the candidates
for political office in area
counties, subject to the De-
m~ocratic Primary July 81
Incumbent Ephraim Anderson
is not seeking reelection. Cand-
idates for the Jackson district
seat for Franklin B. Jones in
cumbentl and Robert Wheeler
Watkins.
There is no opposition for the
following positions and these in
cumbents will be declared the
party nominee in the general
election in November: treasur-
err, George o, Hardy, Jr.; sher-
if, John F. Duke; and com
monwealth's attorney. Thomas
Stark. III The clerks position
is not subject to election this
year. as the clerk is elected for
eight years.
G.. W. Jones
The three-Way contest for COM
missioner of revenue developed
as Mrs. Elizabeth Perdue, in
cumbent commissioner, declined
to seek reelection. The last
candidate to file his intention to
seek the office was George w.
Continued on Page A.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-06-21

TiROs :, Americas latest
weather satellite, was launched
into orbit early Wednesday and
BEGAN sending back pictures Of
the earth's cloud cover. This
years hurricane season Official
" began June IS. and the satel-
lite is designed to help spot and
track hurricanes and typhoons
as well as aid in more normal
weather forecastine. Tiros 4 is
still in orbit and The two to-
gcthcr should provide more
complete covoraee Of the hur-
ncane brccdiue grounds in the
south Atlantic.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-06-21
NATIONAL
. NEWS
SUMMARY
CIVIL RIGHTS
LAND
SATELLITE UP
BY
+. V LANCASTER. JR.

THE CIVIL RIGHTS proposals
promised by President Kennedy
We're sent TO Congress Wednes-
day Briefly the five-point pro-
gram calls for desegregation in
public accommodation S such as
restaurants, hotels, and parks:
a SpeCd-up in school desegrega-
ton, fair and full employ
ment made possible BY a
greatly expanded program of
JOB training for Negroes. a fed
eral agency TO encourage BIZ
racial committees: and no fed
eral assistance to "any pro
gram or activity in which "a
cal discrimination occurs" Ser
ate Republican leader Everett
Dlrkscn Ill has said he Will
oppose the first point because 1t
lnterferes with private property
rights. and other Republicans
are likely to 90 the same.
Southern Senators have prorais-
ed to flllbuster, so it Will prob
ably be months BEFORE any final
action is taken.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-06-21

THE TWO COSMONAJTS
landed safely in the Soviet
Union Wednesday without max
ing a rendezvous in space. Val
entina Tereshkoya, the first
woman in space. was the first
to land after making 40 orbits
OF The earth. 1t. Col. Valery
Bykovsky made a record-break-
Ing 81 orbits and was in his
fifth day in space. THE cos
monauts are feeling we'll the
official Soviet news agency Tass
reported. The flight has erd-
ed successfully. Previous Rus
sian cosmonauts have para
cl1uted to earth rather than
landing inside their spacecrafts
as the Americans do, but there
was no immediate indication Of
how these latest flights ended.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-06-21

TIE ssPRFNE COURr rnl-
cd Monday that ii is tmconsli-
%tullonal 10 begin the day II
public schools with the Lords
Praer OF BIble reading. The d.
cislon in cases brought by Uni
tanans and atheists in Mary
land and PENNSYLVANIA was
more 81 less expected after me
court threw ou' a nonsecterian
New YORK Regtafts' prayer
last year. The ruling was 81
with Justice Potter Stuart dis
s%cntins. Protestant and Jewish
leaders were divided on the is
sue While Cathclics generally
approved, About & states have
rulings requiring OF permitting
daily dc@youonals in PUBLIC
schools.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-06-21

EIGHTY CARDINALS Of the
Roman Catholic Church began a
secret conclaye Wednesday to
elect a successor to Pope John
NAIlI- The cardinals ard their
assistants Will live together il a
scaled-olf area of the Vatican
virtually lSsolatcd from the out
side world until a new pope is
named Tho conclave could cnd
as early as Thursday morning
when llle votne WAS scheduled
TO begin. but Observers expect
Cd a lengthy stay because Of the
split between progrcSSiyes and
CONSERVATIVES with reithcr side
POSSESSING the necessary two
thirds vote.
Continued o. Pace N
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THIRD 1860, white with red-and-
white interior, good cond.. p.b.,
p.s, r. and h.. new tires. Make
offer. Call CAPT. DEL ROWE.
AAFB 1922, 3 or 4. or 736-l9O7
after &.
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YoUR VACATION sTARTs

WITH JUST 4 hb1
Ideal 4-bedrrn. house accommodating
10 persons easily. Completely
furn. with ample ground and pvt.
pier on navigable lake, excel. boat
Ing and swimming. Planned COM
munity Of Annapolis roads Within
easy committing distance Of Wash.
Rental. S425 mo. or special sea-
sonal rate beginning June s. For
more information or appt. for
inspection, call MA. S-3530, wk-
days, between 10 am. and 3 pm,
Is-ACRE LOT. overlooking the beau
tiful Shenandoah Valley. Price.
5000 each. Call IA. 2-7255 after
8 pm. and week ends.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

MERCURY ,61 Colony PIX. S-cyi.
sta. wag. Mercomatic. p.s., b. and
rear windows. excel. care by one
owner. 81, $50. Can help with fl
nancing. JU. 9-S3l4.
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0UT.oF.TOWN REAL EST.
TUTwILER's STORE BUILDING To-

TUTwILER's STORE BUILDING To-
Gated on Route so in the heart
OF Augusta, West Va. Just 100
miles from washington. D. c. Has
T-room living quarters and bath.
basement and furnace. Equipment
is included in sale price. Store
now doing q thriving business and
stock may be purchased after In
ventory. Priced at 50 ,995.
100 ACRE FARM. located in Hamp-
shire County, West Va. on good
road, 6-room house with electric
ity. Excellent barn and other nee
essary outbuildings. Farm is all
under fence. About "a OF this acre
age is farm land and remainder Is
in timber, approx. 100000 II.
Priced at S11,600.
FARM property consist
ing Of 240 acres. 200 a. cleared,
balance with young, bearing Or
chard OF 1888 trees on a 20-aere
plot. Some timber and pulp wood.
Attractive S-room house with hot
and cold water. large barn. utility
building. cellar and meat house.
Electricity. Located 4 miles off Of
Route so. Just 80 miles west OF
Winchester. Va. Priced at SIG. 500,
Gas and oil rights, mineral rights.
Write Or cali J. B. Mullenax, Au-
gusta, West Virginia. Phone 496-
27S5. Representing Z. Z. Bayliss,
jr.. Realfor. Winchester. Va.
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

SECOND TRUST NOTE. approx.
SIS, 800. So interest, payable $50
per mo. Due in full in 5 years,
WI sell for $4,000 cash, Call
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SEASHoRE PROPERTY

AsSATEAGUE ISLAND. Md.-com-
mer. lots and parcels wanted fer
cash. KL S-699g ewes. aft. Mon.
OCEAN CITY, ND, Arl. Arms. 26OJ
BALTIC. aVe.-De luxe 3-bedrm.. -
bath apts. HE. 4-S2S5.
OCEAN CITY, Md and 2-bed-
rm. apis. Some new. Special rates
until June I5. JE. 3-U234.
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MONROE
] FORD
Ies7 East-west Hwy.. 5. s. md.

1907 aSL-HeSts hWy., .. o., Mo.
JU. 5-7SQ4S
CHEVROLET IS 2-dr., PIP, 3-speed
II. shift, T. and h., Continental kit,
black. $500 for fast sale. 754-S424.
CHEW. '55 6-cyl. 2-dr. r. and h.,
stand trans. S375. Fine cond.
JU. 9-4916.
CHEVROLET '6l 6-cyl. Biscayne.
R., h., straight shift, $4,000 miles,
economical to operate. Sl,25O.
Mr.. GRAY. AP. 7-464S.
CHEv. 81 Bel Air hardtop. Beau
tiful AQUA and white, showroom
eond.. 1000 warranty avail. BUR-
ROWS RAMBLER, 300 M st. Sc,
II. 4-S300. lOpp. Navy Yard
CHRYSLER '53 New Yorker 4-door
sedan. Best offer. Call 356-3099.
'0l Windsor cdr.
hardtop. Toruueflite trans. power
steering, power brakes. cleo. power
windows, r. and h., / owner, low
mileage. Must see to appreciate.
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FLORIDA PROPERTY
VACATION PLACES

CANADA COUNTRY HOME-Tasty
home cooked meals. Sandy beach,
good FISHING. S35 wk.. couple
Write 429 Shaw ST., Toronto
Canada or cali locally, S64-6S06.
NEAR LURAY-Cottages and camp
ing, Olympic pool, riding, etc
River and mountains, 3S5-I344
or RI. 3-6132 or write Box lOl.
Luray, Va.
OLD 8-ROOM HOUSE, water, heat,
. trout streams. 30 acres IN
Green Mountain Forest, Vermont,
$3.50 per month. Possible sale.
so. S-4S22.
WATERFRONT COTTAGE for rent,
wkly. or monthly. 3 bedrms,, pvt.
beach, pier, air cond. Piney Point,
Md. VIII. 6-5772.
WATERFRONT APT. $40 per per.
son. per week end, Fri. pm. 'til
Mon. am. Facilities. Box 7l-R,
Star
Evening star., 1963-05-11
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
(cONIINuEDl

CHEVY 'b5 4-dr, sedan VS., r. and
b. std. trans, $3.50. HE. 4-SSS1.
CHEVY '57 2-dr. sedan with Cor.
Vette eng. $500 0f0-0bH8
Evening star., 1963-05-11

PONTIAC '62 Bonneville snort
coupe, HYDRA, T. and h., p.s.,
p.b. tinted glass. Wv. tires,
cameo ivory finish, harmonizing
rich blue morakide leather i'm
terror A fresh trade-in that
won't stay long. Come IN and test
S2.505.
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MONEY TO LOAN
AUTO-TAXI LOANS

AUTO-TAXI LOANS
sstjhicK aGVS2 aG52 2IkEpJcEb Lb4RIbHIbISRil FSYRal4s
GULF FINANCE CORP.
222i 18th 81. NV. CO. b.23t5
MONTY WANTED ON isT MORT.
GAGE. Co commercial property
IN Pr. Georges Co Property is
well rented and seeklng only v Of
appraised value. Reply Box 2i5.
II, star.
MONEY FOR HOMEOwNERs
Up 10 9b,OOO-up 10 Yeags
Cut Your PymtA.-Eree Consult5Non
pAET SERVICE
SECURITY HoME MoRIdAoE co
329 Bhoreham Blde. TX 3.76uJ
Evening star., 1963-05-11
/ ACRE OF LAND
WATERFRONT PROP. RENT

ALEX. -BELvOIR riveriront - $50
mo, i-rm, furn. cabin, boat dock.
chem, toilet, Ap i-f33O,
MODERN 2-bedrm, house. south
River near Annapolis Private
dock. For Aug., Sl26, KE, 7.OsAO,
SUMNER COTTAGE. z bedrooms,
bath. living room, dining room.
kitchen, large screened .psrch.
sandy beach. cool. beautiful view,
completely private lestate guest
housel. $40 ref week. 5000 ref
month CAPT. n C Robson
UBN tRet.), White Stone, Virgln.a
Evening star., 1963-05-11

HERSON'o
sth and o sts. NV. DE 2-4f00
RENAULT '6l. Beautiful tura1oise
finish, low mileage, excel. cond.
Yours for S7SS.
UNITED AUTO SALES
Auth. Renault-Peugeot Dealer
Ca. Ave. at Univ. Blvd. g49-27O0
SAAB '5S, thrifty 25 mi. per gal,
radio and heater, seat belts, S375.
EN-. 3-4366
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Olnnstead

1000 Wilson Blvd, Arl. ia. 7-85OO
OLDS 80 Hol. "SS" 4-dr. hardtop.
Auto. trans, r. and h., Excel.
cond. ] owner. S395. OIL. 4-S1g0.
OLDs 81 conv., $500. cash. terms,
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ORD 'b7 Tudor V-s, auto. trans
!. and h. $3.50, JU, s-O630,
IMPERIAL 1861
HERSON'S

sth and o sts. NV, DE, 2-l700
LINCOLN 'B2 Continental conyerti-
Ing, . 10 choose from, Si,4p5. But
ler Bonded. LEE D. BUTLER, ii2i
21st 49, NV FE. 7.3244
LINCOLN '50 hardtop, nice. $500,
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

DODGE 80 Coronet 4-dr., We,
heater. good tires. Good condition.
500. 39g-40S0.
DODGE '61 cow, save hundreds,
S1,35O. cash, terms, trade.
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cfmk, trade,
HERSON'S

sth and o SIS. NV. DE. e-470O
LINCOLN 90 Capri 4-dr. hardtop.
Butler Bonded. LEE B. BUTLER.
i12l 2lst 81, NV, FE, 7.3244.
MERCURY 'b7 Monterey 4-dr.. per.
Ire Tres. 'SRf %li sac. { eaf can RE S.5iss fGSf
$50 hdtpa stand. trans 7,
clean, good paint and cond., y and
h., 1915, make offer. HA. 2.7b0s.
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THUNDERBIRD '63 Landau hard
top coupe, vinyl sport top, Arctic
white, rich red leather interior,
. eruiseomatic, radio, heater, elec-
tic windows and power seat are
added features. 50 .gO5.
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TRUST NOTES WANTED
AVIATION

TROUBL EsOME DELINQUENT
Notes bought Lexpertly serv. DICK
EYS INVESTMENTS, AP, 7-S0S0.
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MONROE
FORD


1897 East-West Hwy, 8. g., Nd.
JU. 5-16O4
CHRYSLER go saratoea 4-door
hardtop, de luxe. r., a. uphoI
excel. cond. 81, ,785' EN- 3-OS32
CHRYsLER '8i New Yorker 4-dr
hardtop, auto. power Steering,
power brakes; power windows, !.
owner, - 3gb "ieS' ons
-
Sellers Sales q Service
Roos paltir,oro Ayo ~, po,,,. :
pSf 9ys1ts uTnli nv pL ~ W Neu unho
- =. - -S0ii' "a, " n. -uUVV
COMET '62 sedan, r. and h., W.
W. Leaving country. Must sell.
Can s33-I1o4. Ho. 2-2sl1
COMET 80 sta. wagon, r, and h.,
air cond., auto, WV, excel.
cond.. Sl,25O. CE. G-2O3i.
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SPECIAL-SAVE $1,000

cAss TRAILER BALEs' sn05
BALTIC blvd College PIX, 474-27i4.
itxs 2.B.R. STAR. Small down
payment and take over payments
Of $40 ~ mo See at A.A Nobil
Mart. 1852 Richmond Hwy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-12
= Does YOUR home insurance still fit!

construction costs and improvements then
chooses the right insurance for you from pol
icies offered by many competing companies.
And, if you have claim, he serves you first!
For insurance protection from strong, relia.
bic company :. one that pays claims promptly
and fair y. !. ask your independent agent about
The Atlantic Companies.
Men Of judgment buy atlantic insurance;
men OF integrity sell il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-12

rise Of I61 per cent since 1852
The total Is higher now.
But how much stock do these
millions own? The belief that
they own q huge amount OF
stock is a myth.
Specifically. the estimate Is
that the dollar value Of all
public stocks in the Unite d
States Is around $3.50 billion
Here is how the New York
Stock Exchange breaks down
this total.
About 10000 financial insti-
buttons hold around one-thirc
Of all the stocks. They own
about $3.50 billion.
About 100000 individuals
hold the next one-third. These
are families with incomes OF
S25 900 or more and they own
around $40 billion.
All the remaining millions OF
the l7-million-plus individual
shareowners hold the last one
third. Their combined owner
ship also comes to approx
mately $40 billion.
Even though millions Of
Americans participate indirect
" in the stock market through
the 20. 900 financial institutions
which own stocks, when Wall
Street pros speak Of "the public
coming into the market" they
are referring to direct buying
Of stocks by little investors
trading through their own &C
counts. These NYSE figures
put this activity In perspective.
What do the millions Of
shareholders who own only
one-third Of the dollar value Of
all stocks outstan ding buy
when they purchase stocks d.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-12
MUTUAL FUNDS


NEW YORK CAP)
The following bid
and asked quota
TONS supplied by
the National Assoc
alton q Securities
Dealers Inc, reflect
prices at which Sc
eurities could have
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-12

VICTOR o. SCHINNERER
& CO., INC.
1131 Investment Bldg. NV.
RE. 7-1929
HENRY G. YOUNG, INC.
4615 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
EN-. $4,000
ARLINGTON
LINDGREN, LUPTON g
ASSOCIATES
1907 N. Highland st. 524-S00S
BETHESDA
BOGLEY & HARTING, INC.
1000 Wis. Ave. OIL. $500
CLINTON
VIM. S. WISE INSURANCE
AGENCY
764O Woodland Rd., 44S-SOOO
HYArTsVILLE
ARTHUR CARR AGENCY
4314 Farragut st. AP. 7-4122
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-12

rectly for their own accountsf
The belief that they buy the
hot stocks which frequently
ride the roller-eoaster Is anoth-
er myth.
OF course. many gamble but,
generally. the little investor
sticks to conservative stocks Of
established companies IN basic
industries. Every study Of his
purchases underlines his pref
.erence for shares Of stock In
such industries as telephone,
gas and utilities, automobile,
the like. At times. these are the
great CLAM our stocks but
they're not usually considered
wild speculationS.
Despite the rumors about the
little fellow, he has only eau
tiously rec inferred this stock
market.
Still dominating it are veal
thy individuals, professional
Wall Street traders, financial
institutions.
Primarily responsible for the
upSurge In borrowing and for
heavy trading in hot issues are
Wall Street professionals and
larger-income individuals
men and women who presuma-
bly, have the fortitude to stand
the heat Of Wall Streets htch-
en-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-12
YOUR MONEYS WORTH
Small Investor
Myths Debunked
BY SYLVIA PORTER

market and his gambling in the
wildly fluctuating glamour is.
sues.
This is unfortunate. The lit.
tie investor Is not nearly as sig.
nificant a force in today's stocl
market as is generally believed
Nor Is he the gam bier that
most people think he is.
Strictly in terms Of numbers
public ownership Of stocks iIl
this country Is enormous.
The 1862 census Of share-ow-
nership indicated II million
stockholders In United States
publicly-held corporations, q
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High Voltage

BOSTON DO.-To handle
q growing accelerator research
and development work pro
gram, High Voltage Engineer
ing Corp. said it will erect q
new building at its Burlington
Mass, headquarters. The build
ing is scheduled for completion
next July at Q cost. including
research equipment, of about
SIS million.
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As the stock market averages
have climbed to new highs, the
little fellow again has been
nibbling at stocks and borrow
ing to buy stocks has scared. It
was against this background Of
increasingly heavy trading and
borrowing in the stock market
that the Federal Reserve Board
increased the margin require
ment on listed stocks to 70 per
cent from so per cent.
As one result Of this timing,
rumors are widespread about
the growing Importance Of the
little fellow in today's stock
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HE EYENING MAR

Wellington. D. {.
J Besdoy, November II, 1868
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