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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-23
ERIC SEVAREID

ROME-In the realm OF
ordinary life-traveling, do
ing business, sitting in the
sun or inspecting one an
others lovely vistas, mu-
seums and antiquities-Eu-
ropeanS are thawing out. The
winter Of their physical dis
content is ended.
In the realm of high. poll
tics, the freeze is still on. The
winter OF allied discomfort,
dated for the history books
by Gen. de Gaulle's renun-
citation Of the whole post
war Grand Design, has be-
come the spring Of restless
perplexity. With what some
times appears to be the sin
gle exception Of Gen, de
Gaulle himself, even reSpon-
sible Europeans have no firm
idea where their countries,
singly or collectively, go from
here.
Within the safety zone
made possible by the Ameri-
can deterrent and commit
ment, Europe has surpassed
its former prosperity, itself
made possible by American
capital infusions. Yet today
more and more of political
Europe looks on the Ameri-
can presence with a more
and more jaundiced eye. But
emotional reactions OF re-
sentiment on our part would
be childish. Gratitude rarely
plays a leading or lasting role
between nation-states; graft
tude toward France didn't
govern the foreign policy of
the American Founders, once
the Revolution was won
The Alliance is now blan-
keted In dense fogs Of d.
lemma and paradox. For
every European-and they
were numberless-who once
criticized isolationist Amer
lea for not being committed
to them. there is now at
least one who criticizes
America for being committed
too deeply and dominantly to
them. For every one who
fears American bravado will
bring war upon them there
is another who fears that II
war should come upon them
from other causes, America
will not have enough bravado
to defend them.
On the general wish to re-
main free, there is. of course,
universal agreement within
the Alliance. But on no spe-
cific issue, whether Berlin or
Cuba or Africa or east-west
trade, does pan-alliance
agreement exist; and 1t is out
Of such issues as these, not
out Of the general philosophi-
cal weather, that war would
come, If it comes at all. On
top of this, coincidentally,
there remains that wonder
fully illogical psychological
phenomenon involving the in
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LANGLEY

PARK, slo4 PENBROOK
PL.-3 bedrooms, hy. rm., din.
area, kit, BATH auto gas heat. No
down pawn e. I, Just take over
monthly payments of 1921. DE.
2-2A5e. WI. 6-9257.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

WO0DSIDE FoREsf-NsW ; and 4
bedfm-s center hall, brk- split
Levels, IA and J bafhs. Lee. mod
nt.s hv. m, Din. m, family m,
hrepl.s garage PRESTIGE AREA
OF SILVER SPRING. Also avail,
a few choice lots % custom
9 Tass q ,r D. III FTP Il nc. REAL
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

silver GPRn6-couxsuisuf % sE.
erythtnG. I'm lovely ciose-in FoQF
Corners. - this tmmac., l-bedrm-
7-bath brk. expanded rambler. Rec
nm. sep. ain rm-s rear SET. porch,
ROBERT n. KENT q 90.
REALTOR III. ESQ
SILVER SPRING, eloss in-OIneT
trans. Assume CT loan. Lovely {
bedrmg.s J bafhs, din nm, rec.
rm-s hrepl. In hv. rm-, besut
grOundg. No qualifying nee.
GEO. ALIEN. Realtor sfS-lsSc
SILVER sPRING-Attrae. Lbedrn,
Cape Cod, VA baths. Only 1859
IAk0MA REALTY u. $3.50
silver GPRTNG
Better-than-nsW - sdTm. Colonial
- hr. den and powder rm.. new
ht.s rec. nm AIR COND. 81, 900
RIPLEY co. JU. 5-6111
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HOUSES UHFURH. TO RENT

silver sPRTNa-vaeans 3bsdrm.
Esmelss : hrspls-. rec. m. Lovely
c paul hickman. me. SAge1oo
sPRRG VALLEY, lSiI sedgEick
n.W.-3 bedrms.s baths, S-story
orkz rec. rm-s hrepls 31& I'm
SPRINGFIELD, vA.-1-bedrm- ram
bier. LiE. rm- with fireplace. din.
rm.s kit. bath, large Storage and
utility nm, carport. l-acre wooded
LOT. Available immed. $40 month.
Cal LYNCH BROS, NC, REAL
TORS. lsl-e0oc.
SPRINGFIELD AREA-4b e I'm.
brick rambler. Liv. rm-s din. rm-,
equip, lit. baths, fql nGmt-s rec.
nm. Nice lot. Available immed late
". $50. Can LYNCH BROS, NC,
REALTORS, l5l-8ooo.
SPRING VALLEY AREA-L0Vely 3.
bedrm. brick Colonial, completely
renovated, , baths, den, rec. m, 4.
mh- YOUNTs DL T-l4lls ewes. 33s-
ERLIN PIX, Dulles-4b.F.,
z-baths. air-cqnd. rambler. $40 mo.
Rec. facllA FRANK ADAMS,
ROUTE 50 REALTY, JE. 7-7o7l.
TEMPLE HIS. M. AndreWs-NeW
de luxe 3-bedrm. brk. ramblers,
firepl., BIB. heat, bsnt. KI. e-5777,
ewes Ill 2, JOHN J. RYAN.
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AvONDALE-3-bedrm., 2-story brk.
home that bespeaks elegance inside
and out. Enjoy a coy hrepl. In hv.
rm. The warmth and charm Of a
formal din. rm. 3 bedrms., talou-
sled den. Rec. nm. and Va bath in
bsmt. Close to every cow. and
priced low for immed. sale. CT,
FLA or Cow. Wen trade.
EVANSVILLE HILLS Charming
bungalow with firepl. In extra lge.
liv. rm., big bedrms., IVA baths,
full bsmt., encl. pch. Vacant, you
can be in before Christmas. Owner
will finance with a little down and
payments like rent. Don't fail to
see this one.
SUNNYBROOK "A bedrms., full bsmt.
Walk to all schls. Shopping centers
nearby. Modern kit, storm win
dOWs and doors. Nice lot with ma
ture trees. Only $3.50 On. FLA. No
DIN. CT. For a close In home, you
can't beat this.
PRINCE GEO. PROPERTIES, INC.
SATELLITE NO. He-56ll
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BEL AIR-No waiting, no qualify
ing. I fir. ranchers, 3 or bedrm.
Colonials, Cape Gods or Country
Clubbers. All with garages, some z
car, some corner lots and several
have many Improvements. Assume
present fin a n ing, CT or FLA
terms. We also trade.
CHEVERLY-3 bedrms. and den.
IA baths, firepl. In liv. rm. Lge.
rec. type bSmt. with exit. Built-in
gar. Nice shrubs and trees. Owner
will finance with moderate dn. or
FLA.
COLLEGE PARK CAPE COD-Stur.
dy brk. with CHEEKY firepl. In rec.
rm. big din. area. bedrms. and
den. Nice Kit. Fed. lot on deadend
street, Only 500 dn. FLA. No On.
vets.
RADIANT VALE -This picture
book rambler has had loving care
and shows it. 3 bedrms., rec. type
bsTnt. with bath roughed In. Beaut.
cope tone kit. with dbl. door
refgr. Fed. level lot. Many extras,
sumo present financing with no red
tape and move in at once. Only
$l7,S5o.
BELTSVTLLE- Sturdy 3-bedrm. brk.
on big corner lot. (l00x200). IVA
baths, full bSmt., with exit. De-
tached gar. FLA or CT financing
or will consider renting.
PRINCE GEO. PROPERTIES, INC.
277-7774 277-2l15
Prestige location, for
only SCI 500. Beautiful new bi-level
rambler, brick and aluminium, l09o
down.
THOMAS F. HALEY, Realtor
U2-l300
BERWYN hts. 1915 On. incl. settle
ment. 2 bedrms. with large attic,
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HOUSES FoR SAIE-Mp.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
CONTINUED

BLVD. HEEGHfs-Corner detached
brick. z bedrms.s Nv. nm din. m,
KIT. with eating space, Z baths. BH
OWNER. LII. z-7eli.
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ALEL -Brick ssmIdsf., Z bedrms.
W bats rec I'm. Cow. loo. Gail
TE. k17zo.
ALEX-FL BelVofF, 'immae. >
bedrm-s lyz-bath "a mbler, Wv.
carpet. Close 10 schls-, shops, p.
belNoir. 10 responsible couple.
ANDREWs ARA, ! bedrm. houss,
newly redecorated. 80 m onthly.
Observation-Disclosures :
> bedrooms, Ice. I'd. tins for AZ
ST. $40. RE. S-lloo.
ANNANDALE, va, AREA-3 Fms.,
Kit. and bath On ] acre izndscaped
lot- 500. Call Mr.. NeWberrY, 3l3-
41o6, 1905 Tuea.-Fn-
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SLIGO PARK AREA, prime
home with CHARM. ) bed
rooms, delightful paneled
den, large private porch,
attached garage, rec. nm.
S3l 300. Tastefully decorat-
ed for discriminating buy
er. JU. 5-76ll.
BEERS BROS, Realtors
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POTOMAC
2 ACRES

l-bedrm. spllt-lsvel. Only Z yrs, old
This won't isst long. Ak. $500.
TED LINGO, INC.
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BELTSVHLE Sturdy 3-bedrm. brk.
on big corner lot. (l0ox2oo). IVA
baths, full bSmt., with exit. De-
tached gar. FLA or CT financing
or will consider renting.
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Realtors Since 1905
WHEATON-PECK'S BUY OF THE
MONTH. l-bedrm. brick, Iva baths
lge. hit. and sep. din. rm., close T.
schools and bus. Only S2l,T50. Buy
FLA or CT. Call $4,000.
HUGH 7. PECK 1928 Georgia Ave
WHEATON-No IS On. CT, FLA
1Nz-bath brick rambler. Huge pine,
pan. rec. nm. B0GLEY, s3314l4.
WHEATON-Lets talk turkey This
beaut. 3-bedrm. Colonial Is waiting
waiting for THANKSGIVING dinner!
SEE IT TODAY! $4,000.
DUANE REAL ESTATE, INC.
REALTORS VII. 2-630c
WHEATON-What a buy! Most spa
ciOus brk. home with lge. sep.
: din. rnn., fam. kit, 2 baths and
rm. and extras. Only Sl9,S00. FLA
or VA no S. DIN. Trades considered.
C. paul hickamn, inc.
WHEATON-Cozy 2-bedrm. rambler,
bsmt:, huge lot. SlS,25o. MOI
REALTY, s33-l60o.
MISUNDERSTANDING SPLIT.
LEVEL. 4 bedrms., 2 baths, jalou.
sled porch, carport. Immae. cOnd.
Cow en- e ( to schools, transp.i
shopping. S5l $50. $4,000.
C. P. FLETCHER, Realtor
LEAVE THE SELLING TO US
WOOD ACRES, MD. : BY OWNER.
S32,5oo. LIST a. POW R RIM,
DEN, L., dr.. kit. with eating
eled bsmt., gar, fenced I'd, lge,
patio. OIL. 6-2s3l.
WOODACRES-Must sell 3 bedrm.
brk. Colonial, bsmt,, garage, porch,
eel cond OWNER ks6- 706I
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CGu Win olll1AuOus
MICHIGAN PARK NE.

RELIGIOUS on
NON-PROFTT ORGANIZATION
Large townhouse IN best
area Of KalorRma. Extra
lot valued at $4,000 could
be sold separately. For
appointment to inspect.
call Mrs. Newman, ewes.
and weekends, 363-o60l.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
lAII X St. NV. ma. $500
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LISTNGS URGENTLY NEEDED
CHEVY Walking distance
to Blessed Sacrament. Brick Coloni-
al on level lot. Beautiful liv. rm.,
formal din. rm.s de luxe ht.s den,
powder rm. on lst, bedrms., z
baths on 2nd Rec. nm. Realistical-
" priced. Vacant. Quick possession,
q any, pm. EN-. 2-7400.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
HOUSES TO SHARE

ALL H., y, PRE-, Pre-: - bsdr@ss ggiisst
siso. 50. I slssss "a: p ana . '''O
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Ashton Village
You have to see this property to an
preciate It. Built BY this Old Coun-
try craftsman, Bob Fleming. He
spent many a long hour giving this
home a custom finish. There are 3
bedrms.s full ceramic tiled baths,
2 hreplaces, recreation rm., -2-car
garage slate entry foyer, and lots
more. In the 2os. Cal today,
s4S-23oo I'll 2 pm.
Shannon & LuchS
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Observation-Disclosures location, for
only SCI 500. Beautiful new bi-level
rambler, brick and aluminium, l09c
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AAennAOOANA ofAA@A11 HA-l0sN
VALLEY. s2Ss dn. incl.
settlement. Lovely bedrm. brk.
home, radiant heat, nice lot. Va
cant. Owner. DU. 7-0200.
RIvERDALE, $50 Kennedy 81
bedrms., hv. I'm, din. area, kit,
bath, full bsmt., no down payment,
just take over monthly payments
Sll2. DE. 2-24Se, VII. 60257.
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Tobacco Market
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Continued from Page II
son cons;gnments by growers
were placed at nearly 8 per
cent. practically the same as for
the corresponding period "a t
year.
riding with President Kennedy
on Nov. %. The inflammation re-
suited from blood clots which
formed in the vessel through
which he was fed intravenoasly
at the Calais hospital.
A RESERVOIR near a popu-
lated residential section Of Los
Angeles burst Saturday killing
three persons. At least so homes
and hundreds Of autos were
swept away by the raging wa
tiers. The death toll probably
would have been in the nun
dreds had not firemen and po-
icemen ordered residents of the
BALDWIN, Hills area to evacuate
their homes when the reservoir
began to leak. The break came
with the force Of a giant ex-
plosion, and IS homes in a ter
raced canyon jus. below h e
reservoir disappeared in t h e
first five minutes.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-12-17
Locked Cars
Can Save
Christmas Gifts

T h ose beautifully wrapped
Christmas packages that look SO
inviting under the tree are just
as tempting lying on the seat of
your automobile. Police Chief
Otto S. Overton advises all
Christmas shoppers to take the
precaution of locking their cars
whenever there are bundles or
gifts on the front or back seat.
Each year a number of Christ
mas packages "mysteriously
disappear" from parked cars,
and Chief Overton asks the CO.
operation of all shoppers to keep
this from happening to them.
The police chief said he has
extra men on duty during this
season of the year, especially as
signed to prevent shoplfting and
pllfering packages from parked
cars. But he pointed out that it
is impossible to watch all places
at any given time.
We are doing everything pos
sible to aid those who shop in
Farmville," Chief Overton said,
land we ask their cooperation
in taking the necessary precau.
tons in preventing this unpleas
ant possibility"
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-12-17

TONERS for legal expenses in
volved in seeking to end segre-
cation. could be broadened into
a policy. He said he's like such
a policy to require individual
school board members to pay
the fees out of their pockets.
If you hit their pocketbooks
it may force even their beloved
segregation to go" he remarked
The meeting was closed to the
general public and the press be-
cause as a spokesman said, the
sponsors wanted to stimulant
free discussion.
The Rev L. Francis Griffin,
pastor of the host church, and
president of the state NAACP
also spoke during the day-long
meeting. Mr.. Griffin discussed
moral aspects of segregation and
said the tragedy of the Prince
Edward situation is not so much
the failure of responsible. in
telligent white citizens to step
forward as it is the failure of
local clergymen to come to
grasps with the moral issue.
Even the Negro churches
must bear some blame for not
being forceful enough in their
actions" the minister said.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-12-17
Tonga Leader
Will Speak
In Amelia

The principal Methodist lead
err in the Tonga Friendly is
lands. man who is known to
MethOdists in America as a for
mer Crusade Scholar. will speak
at Trinity Methodist Church,
Amelia on December %, 800 p.
m.
The Rev. John Havea. the gen.
eral secretary of the Tonga
Methodist Conference, is in the
United States for several weeks
in connection with his attendance
at the meeting of the Division of
World Mission and Evangelism
of the World Council of Churches
in Mexico City in December
1868.
AS general secretary. Mr.. Hav-
ca is the chief executive officer
of The Methodist Church in the
Tonga islands. where IS per cent
of the people are Methodists. In
a d d t 0 n. he is headmas-
ter principal of Tupou Col
lege. which with 1000 students
in the largest school in Tonga
He is also teacing and translat-
ing the Old Testament into the
Tongan language.
Mr.. Havea has been a dele
gate to many international and
ecumenical church conferences
including the 1854 Assembly of
the World Council of Churches
and the 1853 Convocation of the
World Council Of Christian Edu-
cation and Sunday School AS
ISOLATION.
Mr.. Havea is known to many
Methodists in America from his
three years as a Crusade Schol-
ar at Drew University Theologi-
cal School, Madison N. j. He
studied there On one of Metho-
dlSm S international Crusade
Scholarships from 1852 to 1855
and received the bachelor of di-
vinity degree. Born in Tonga,
Mr.. Hayea attended Tupou Col
lege and the Tonga Theological
School. He was ordained to the
Methodist ministry in 1852 in
Tonga
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-12-17
Jones Promoted
To Manager Of
.Dillwyn Bank

Kenneth L. Jones has been
promoted to the position Of
manager and vice president Of
the Dillwyn office Of the Viz
GINA National Bank. it was an
nounced today. Jones was serv-
irg as assistant manager and
vice president.
j. K. Spessard, veteran bank
er at Dillwyn, is retiring as
manager. and has been named
to board Of directors.
In other action announced to-
day, the board Of directors OF
the Virginia National Bank de-
clared a regular quarterly divi-
dend of 27'2 cents per share on
the banks outstanding stock.
The divident is payable on Jan.
2. 1864 to shareholders of record
on Dec. 16.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-12-17
N0ttoway Jury
To Hear New
Trial For Near

| POWHATAN, Dec. Circuit
Judge D. Carleton Mayes di-
rected Monday that a jury be
obtained from Nottoway County
for the retrial Of Clyde R. Near,
on a five year old murder
charge. The dates for the trial
have been set for January l5-17
in Powhatan Circuit Court.
Judge Mayes authorized the
bringing in Of a jury composed
Of people from outside the coun-
ty tchange Of venire), but re-
fused a defense motion that the
trial itself be connected outside
the county (change of venue>.
Near's lawyers commended that
he couldn't get fair trial in
Powhatan County. where he was
originally convicted of Staying a
counselor at the B e UNI D n I
School for Boys, Nov. Z, 1858.
Federal District Judge Oren r..
Lewis ordered the conviction set
aside in September. and order
ed a retrial.
The only witness called Mon
day was Sheriff F. w. Simpson.
He stated that in his travels
about the county he had heard
very little discussion of the case
and saw no reason why Near
couldn't get a fair trial in the
county.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-12-17
Civil Right. Session
cixi! Rights Session
American Friends Service Unit
Sponsors Meeting Here Saturday

"A big push will come soon
for an end to all classroom seq.
iegation throughout Virginia." S.
W. Tucker. chem legal counse'
fQr the state NAACP. said at q
meeting here Saturday.
Tucker was among those
Speaking to IS civil rights lead.
ers from Sonthside Virginia com
fnunitieS who gathered at t h {
First Baptist Church for a meet.
ing sponsored by the American
Friends Service Committee. a
Quak service organization
which seeks to open channels of
communication between citizens
on racial relations.
Tucker said that the state con-
ference of the NAACP is pre-.
pairing community petitions to be
distributed to civil rights lead
erS in all parts of the state.
These petitions. he said. will
seek an end to token desegrega-
ton and segregation in terms of
public school administration.
faculty. membership and other
school positions. as we'll as pupil
assignments.
Citizens in Virginia counties
and municipalities will be asked
to sign the petitions for preSen-
tation to local school boards.
MOT a single school district
in the state has an adequate
plan for a total end to school
segregation" said Tucker.
An end to segregation will
come only when there are no
white and Negro schools in Vir-
GINA. only public schools" he
said.
The NAACP lawyer said he
is preparing rough draft of the
community petitions for ap-
prevail by the state conference
of the NAACP. He said he hopes
the petitions will be ready for
distribution by the first of the
year.
Tucker said the petitions would
put pressure on individual mem
bers of school boards to comply
with federal court-established
policies of desegregation in pub
lie school classrooms. In cases
Of noncompliance. the petitioners
would have to seek legal remedy.
he said.
Court Order
He said he hopes a court or
der in the Powhatan county liti-
cation requiring the county gov
eminent to reimburse the petit
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-12-17
Christmas Program Giuen For
Fine Creek Baptist Church

JEFFERSON. Dec. 16 = Fine
Creek Baptist Church announces
their Christmas program as fol
lows:
Sunday, Dec. 2. GAS am. II
the opening exercises Of the Sun
day School hour. the young chill
dren through the primary de-
partment will present a nativity
program of stories. poems and
songs. This will be under the di-
rection of Mrs. Shirley Dowdy
and Mrs. H. Danny Davis.
At 7:3o pm. a pagan l.
"Ephratah Of Bethlehem by
Alberta HaWse, will be present
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-12-17

ed. The cast includes Miss Mary
Elizabeth Hodges. Mrs. M. N.
Bradley. Jr.. Carter Lippy,
Tommy Lester and T. Graham
Lester. Jr. Following the pag-
cant, a reception will be held and
the Christmas birthday cake will
be cut. The TWAS, with their
leader. will be in charge of the
reception.
On Tuesday evening. Dec. "a.
at 8 pm. a Christmas Eve
candlelight carol service will be
held
Friends and neighbors a e
cordially invited to attend these
services.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-12-17

Now. it is expected that the
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as part Of the deal, but Presi-
dent Paz Esterssoro refused.
However. the deal was modified
somewhat by Lechin Saturday
and the release of II men seem
ed imminent.
FOUR MAJOR BILLS were
passed by the Congress and sent
to the White House late last
week. They are: a l.56 billion
dollar vocational education bill
which also extends the National
Education Act and aid to i'm
pacted areas: a SO bilion-dol-
lar foreign aid authorization bill.
$3.50 million below original adj
ministration requests: a 527 bill
lion-dollar extension of the 1862
Manpower Training Act; and IL
billion dollars in appropriations
for military construction.
THE DEFENSE DEPART
MENT announced last week it
will close about 80 military in
stallationS throughout the coun-
try and number Of others
abroad in the near future. Some
$4,000 civilian workers in this
country are expected to be af-
fected, but Secretary Mcnamara
promised they all would be
offered new job opportunities.
announcement raised a
storm Of protest from Congress
men from states and districts
where the installations are 10
Gated. No Virginia bases will be
affected.
THEIR MERGER of the Sea-
board Air Line Railroad and the
Atlantic Coast Line was approx
ed by the Interstate Commerce
Commission last week. The move
will eliminate 1000 jobs and re-
locate 1000 employees by end
ing duplication on the rev line
from Virginia to Florida. I h {
Justice Department and several
labor unions had opposed til c
merger because of the loss OF
jobs. This ruling followed ap
prevail by the ICC Of the
acquisition CT the Baltimore anG
Ohio by the Chesapeake an
Ohio. Another proposal. h {
merger of the Pennsylvania ard
New York Central railroads, is
! still before the commission.
GOV. JOHN CONNALLY was
expected to be released Sunday
from an Austin hospital where
he was being treated for an III
famed vein in his right calf
Connally was hospitalized II
Austin five days after release
from the Parklard hospital il
Dallas where he was taken aft.
err being seriously wounded while
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nations highest court will: ~
take the case under Amusement
and in due time render a de-
cision. meanwhile probably con-
tinuing its stay. or ~ remand
the case to the District Court
for further litigation in light Of
for further litigation in light Of
the most recent decision Of the
Virginia Supreme Court. What
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as part Of the deal. but Presi-
dent Paz EsterSsoro refused.
However. the deal was modified
somewhat by Lechin Saturday
and the release of II men seem
ed imminent.
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POWl1atan Schools
TO Close Dec. 20
Reopen Jan 2

POWHATAN. Dec. l6 : The
public schools Of Powhatan coun-
ty Will close on Friday. Dec. 20,
Tor the Christmas holidays, ac-
cording to j. S. Caldwell, super
intendent of schools. They will
reopen on Jan. 2 1864.
According to officials of the
private school. Huguenot Acade-
my VIII also close on Dec
20. and reopen on Jan. 2, 1864
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ever Judge Lewis ruled or Or
dered then would probably be
carried upward by appeals, on
one side or the other. to the
U. S. Supreme Court.
Whichever way the Supreme
Court acts next, it is this action
which is asked for quickly in
the latest move by the U. S.
Justice Department.