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spring merchandise which will
start appearing now,
This suits the buying public
too, as there is plenty Of cold
weather left in the year. and
Continued on page ~
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near the end of the winter sea
son. Merchants readily cut their
prices below the actual cost in
a number of cases to move the
goods" This reduces their in
ventory and makes room for
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-02-26
District 3 Tourney Set AT H-SC;
Brunswick, Park View Top Seeded

Han1pden-Sydney College VIII
once again be host TO the an
Lual Group II. District basket
ball tournament. The tourney be
gins Wednesday night and runs
through Saturday night, with Tie
TOP eight teams in the district
S a Il d n 9 S battling for the
championship and the right To
Play in the Group II state
Tournament at Blacksburg next
NORTH.
Defending champion Bruins
wick. who finished first IN d..
trlct play this season. VIII be
The number one seeded team and
the tournament lavol1te. Win
biggest competition coming from
Psrk View the only team ID
knock off The Bulldog duriuG
regular season and Grove. vim
ner Of eight Of their last nlne
District Starts
P3irinss Set
Paillngs for Wednesday and
Thursday nights action IS as
follows: Wednesday. 700 pm.
Brunswick VS.. Amelia; 900 pm.
Park View vs.. Randolpb-Henly;
Thursday, 200 pm, Crews Us.
Victoria; 900 7 n Bluestone H..
kenbrdge
Friday night schedule vii
lid the winners o. the Bruins
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NATIONAL
NEWS
SUMMARY
=. '. ... :, r.
= RUSSIAN THREAT
= MIG ATTACK
. sen. sTENNIs

RUSSIA'S THREAT Friday
that an attack on Cuba might
Start world War III was
shrugged off by Washington Of
flcials as blast and buster
propaganda. The threat by So
Wet Defense Minister MallIov-
sky in a Russian armed forces
day speech was regarded as
morale builder, not only for the
Russian people but for F d /
CaStro'S Cuban regime U. S. Of
ficialS still expect Khrushchev to
keep his promise to pull several
thousand of his troops out Of
Cuba by March Is.
AN ATTACK on an marmed
U. S. shrimp boat in the Florida
Straits late last Wednesday by
Cuban based Soviet MIG j G | S
brought S h rp reactions IN
Washington. No one was hil IN
the straflng and the attackers
were finally driven off by U. S.
marine planes. The State De
partment sent Sharply Worded
protest TO Havana demanding an
explanation There has been no
official reply. but Fldel Castro
denied the attack IN radio
broadcast An announcement in
Havana indicated the MIG S
may have been looking for two
traWlers suspected of smuggling
men and arms into Cuba. These
trawlers were later captured by
Cuban authorities.
sen. JOHN STENNIs I'D
Miss said Friday after secret
testimony BY Defease Secrctars
Robert Mcnamara before a Sen
ate committee that if a s.mlla-
attack occurs. o. S pilots may
shoot first and ask questions
later. In the same testimony Nc
Namara made It clear II is The
policy of the u S. TO drive Com
mlmlSm and Castroism from
Cuba.
HIGHWAY SAFETY and how
TO achieve il IS being considered
by state Legislative study
committee One proposal h :
been to offer a reward foi in
formation leading to the arrest
and conviction Of persons driv-
ING after their driving license
has been revoked Another is TO
publish lists Of persons whose IL
cenSeS have been revoked in the
newspapers. A third would al
low judge to examine the rec
ora OF a defendant past driy-
ing convictions before passing
sentence for a new oftcnse
Some lawyers believe judges al
ready have this right. others do
hot The seriousness of the prob
lem is indicated by the fact that
this years state death toll has
passes ll6 which IS greater than
The same time a year ago. Last
Continued Oh page y
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Successful March Of Dimes Driue

A. the q iInr ramp airur Mrs.
Andrews. chairman extends appreciation
willing whose this of the biggest
in tho Prince Edward history
arthrit and defects
Eric chapter treasurer
receipt contributions amounting with
small still coming This
suit. of last SI..nS
executive committee, left 10 right, Andrews
LaRue Lunt, state representative; Mrs yerna
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-22

Come see our storewide display Of these magnificent
rugs in an explosion Of fabulous color during Koros-
tan Week 1868. ;" You'll find Koroston rugs croWnin9
our window displays, shown on every floor and
hiahIiohted in our new fall model rooms. You'll dis
cover the marvellous excitement Of rugs and their
coIors. You'll come away filled with inspiration.
for your own decorating dreams. Here are four
dramatic styles from Koroston's collection: Anoro-
puro, MoIoren, Odentol-desgn and AIexe'. Al
power-oorned in America Come in this week. see
our complete collection
WeA.-Rugs Washington.
Chevy Chose and Wheoton PIazo
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HOUSES URFURN. TO RENT

ALEx.-3 bedrms.. SEP, din. rmr
q fin. bsmt, COW. bus. shops.
schools, fenced yard sl25. 80
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CHEVY CHASE
ROGI.EY

zoos WIS. AVE. OIL. 6-7s00
CHEVY CHAsE-ROLLINGwOOD =
Built with the executive or dip
lomat In mind, 4 bedrms., baths,
din. area, out OF ground rec. Tm.
opening out 10 large and well
shrubbed lot, 2-car garage. Ev-
cry room e king-sizsd; ,az-1
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BEIHLsph
q AND q BEDROOM
TOWN HOUSES
OIL. 4-0NiB
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

DE Il klElsOLfn-ANN $500
brand . new 3 bedrm., ga bath
split level. Separate dining rms
paneled family rm Rent with
option 70 purchase 500 per mo
past ONfH and bethesda Naval
Iospltal, left on Rte. 2i0 .t70.sl
10 md exit fMontrose Rd.l left
on Montrose Rd. 10 Seven Locks
fdsiG' i op 9h f baIiy. 11SSSt.siso 49, "
BTTHESDA-3-bedroom Colonial.
NJ baths, sep, din. rm.. Nv. I'm,
with firepln scr, pen. rec. rfnu
MIN Avall, now, si70. 6h6-s503
BETHLsDA, SI7B--3 bedrms.. den,
uIuLrkNo I'M. 6-fbgi, OF, 4-ii0o
CAPITOL HILL--REsToREp 1906
. br, iirepl lgr, Far Nleb mo
nv. 7.aiG0 cALcARA oil 2-iasi
tARMODY HILLs-lh bedrmt,
like new 5000. Equipa fenge,
fsfgr DickEY's AP 7.s0s0
CIA.DULLEs AIRPORT VIC
d MSs,' .S w ..! fsts o5eisa7 ;ii
DAyIDsoNyILLE RID. MD,-Nsy
1880. picKEYs, AP 7.soso
DuNN LORINo 80 houses avail.
3.bsdrm. brick Colonial with btmt.
and 4-bedrm, rambler on large
wooded lot, si2b "a. CAROLINE
II CAMPBEtlL. Agent, JE. 9.igs2l
ewes. and sunday, JE 4-e2fi,
TAIRFAN CTY,-stpdio cottage,
lovely view. SOC CAL CIR. 3-ii2d
Mon. Wed or Fri bef pm
FALLS CHURCH, bedrooms. z
baths Just off Of Lee highway. Clos,
10 HhoppinE and buses Avail nos
Teffaced lot with trees Si.ih for !
year, $3.50 for = years Call VI
n.n0nO, JOSEPH W, STAY COM,
PANY, REALToRs,
FALLS CHURCH. Sleepy Hallop
area = 2.bedrm, and den bricl
rambler, screened porch fenced
va $50. CHOWFLL MOT. Co
All office IA T.hnTg
FALLS CHURCH, ige 3 sprinF 81
--2 bedrins., Nv, Tm, hit, util ftn.
titi rArnrr, large yard. Silt
40. PL, p.20ip.
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OIL. 6-5787 Ewes, OIL. 2-653s
CHEVY CHASE-You won't want
70 miss this new listing near
ID. c. line Brick. slate roof, 4
bedrms., 3 baths, on 3 levels. Al
so rec. rm., screened porch, ga
rage. Priced for immediate sale
at S96,15O. BETTER HURRY
OIL $4,000, ewes. OIL. 2-33B7.
ALLIED REALTY.
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c. paul hickman, inc.

WHEATON, Conn. Ave. Estates :
Brick rambler. 3 bedrms., fully
equip. kit. din. area, firepl.,. pan
], eled rec. rm., l y baths, fenced
yd.. storm windows, newly deco
schools. $4,000. 5000 On. or as
sumo 4Ia% CT. Call OWNER,
| g40-0S52,
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MT. RAINIER AREA

II L n 4 LILLE
4-oedrm. Colonial on nice
leNel lot walking distance
70 81. Jerome's and all pub
lie schools. Veteran no down
payment. Just Sl3.05O. Has
lge. double garage plus huge
WORKSHOP glassed rear Dch.,
/ y baths, big kit. and
screened porch.
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HOMEOWNERRE REALTY

ANDREWS AREA bedrms., 2i5
j baths, sep. din. rm.. rec. rm,, fun
level split, OWNER, RE, 5-7l20
ANDREWS AREA-3-bedrm brick,
i 1l2-story, liV rm. with firepl.,
din. rm,, kit side porch, trees.
bSmtu rec, rm.,a garage, hot-water
| heat FHA-GI terms.
JOE JACOBS REALTY RE. $4,000
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SUMNER

Superbly built Dutch Colonial Of
stone and brick, Center hall, liv-
ing. loom with fireplace, separate
dining room, modern kitchen, den
with fireplace, French doors to
screened porch and patio, "a bath
on LIST loor. 3 bedrooms, . baths
fireplace. maids room and bath
in basement. 9-car garage with
automatic doors. Full air condi-
tioning Evenings, Mrs. Hoose, ia.
4-3530.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

COLESVILLE AREA-SI6.sOO. g.
bedroom rambler. practically q
| brand-new home. hot-water heat,
garage, very large wooded lot.
GRAY-KESSINGER
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CHEVY CHASE

This sparkling town house
built BY Wardman IA priced
AZ S2@,nbO, Liy, rm, With
Fireplace, din. rm.. kit,
breakfast nook. = bedrms.,
bath and stairs 10 stofnre
attic drf, 70 Conn ave
transportation. ~ biks, 70
On. Ch shopping center.
Convenient 70 Blessed Aacra-
mtnt Murch, Deale and
Wilson. For further details
please call Mrs, Chatham,
w. h.bOln.
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(coNTINUEp)
GEORGETOWN

New. Q tories. air cond., bed
rms. -3ia baths. sun deck. maid'i
rm., large paneled rec. I'm. witt
bar, garage, secluded garden. $3.50
J. HARRIS, AID. 4-1959.
HILLCREST HTS. MD.-3 bedrms
Conv. transp. and shopping. Girl
only. RE. 6-531S after $3.50 pm
HILLSIDE FARM. adjoining Belai
golf course, Bowie. Md.-On breed
ing farm for race horses. 2 bed
rms, liv. rm., din. rm., bath ant
kit, newly decorated. beautiful
view. reasonable. CE. S-23S1.
HYATTSVILLE-4 bedrms.. dec.
equip Sl35, Immed. poss. DICK
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MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE
A&J MOVERS
Low Rates
S22-544S
CONTINUED

GOM INhtCo
S22-544S
AT So HOUR for 8 uniformed mel
and 21-ft. van licensed movers)
Short notice. 561-0l06.
BOXLEY MOWERS rms, $50 up
Padded vans, immed. storage, 10.
cal or long distance. AID. 2.6S22
EDELMAN MOVING. STORAGE =
Will accept surplus furniture al
part payment on your moving
storage Reas. rates. ia. 9-2g37
HAULING. MOVING-A-1 service.
A-t. pickup. Interested in perma-
nent hauling Jobs. S32-64SS.
LIGHT HAULING. local moving
beaches q speciality. s. L. NOR.
RIs. To. 2-ll5U or tn. 2.S902.
LIGHT AND HEAVY MOVING anC
storage. Call for low rates. 1107
9TH st. NV. 462-3947.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET Of
across the country, storage In
separate rooms. packing, overseas
air cargo. Phone NO. 7-Ol04. UN.
ION STORAGE CO. INC Est. 1905
MOVING? Gail 949-5542. Move
trash, clean bsmt.. day, night
We move anything. any time.
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(coNTlNUED)
CLEyF PARK ouTCK san, :,

CLEVE. PARK QUICK SALE! I'M
maculate. semidet. brick. near
Conn. and Ordway. s rooms. / full
bath, 2 half baths. fireplace, ga
rage, hot-water heat. At S24,950,
II should sell in minutesl Mr..
Manean. 654-0766. FRANK s.
PHILLIPS, INC. DI. 7-1411.
CONGRESS HTS bedrms., 2
baths, refined neighborhood on
quiet street. Living rm. with fire.
place. Sep. dining rm.. . bedrms
and bath on LIST floor. bedrms.,
and bath on 2nd. Completely re-
dec. Unusual bargain at $4,000
HARTMAN REALTY, LII. 4-34O0,
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BOSS AND PHELPS, INC.
i4t7 X 81. NV. Ma. $4,000

CHEVY CHAsE-se7 500. Detached
brick. bedrms,, bath, lly I'm
with flfepl, din, rms kitchen with
breakfast nook, rec, rm, garage,
level lot. cony. 10 Lafayette School
81. Johns, Blessed Sacrament and
tramp. q a,m.-p pm EN- g.740n
.METZLER, REALTORS
LETTINGS URGENTLY NEEDED
CHIyY AsE-Attfnctiye brick Co.
ldniHl loeated on dehdend n
Within 9 hlksi Of a. Johns ~
COLLEGE = brdrmta 80 baths
screened porch, bulltsln garage
PRICED N Mld.sg.. Ezcsl lent terms
0hbh
.CONaRTss HEIGHTS - e.bedrm
hrk bungalow mr. tfantp shop
nice level lot feahon4lt NUN
DELL REALTY, INC W. $4,000
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Bethesda Realty
Shannon & Luchs

5000 Conn, Ave. "our 5sth Year
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ram
pier, construction by Cooley. 3
.bedrms., ! bath, din. IL" and eat-
IN Kit. Outside entr. TO bsmt.,
playrm. and shop. Level lot with
mature trees on quiet street. / mi.
70 NH. S2O,500, BY OWNER,
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HYATTs;, w,-4-bedrm. brk. semi
det. > baths, rec. rm.. dishwasher.
disposal, . air cOnds., fenced Va
OWNER. HA. o-I464
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
(cONTlNUED)
AIR-CONDITIONED TOWN HOUSE

ADELPHI-Brick rambler with love
" lge, yard, 3 bedrms., 2 baths
fin. daylight bsmt. with outsid,
entr., many extras, FILA, $4,000
Owner leaving area. 439-37O3,
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EVANSVILLE HILLS

Veteran no down payment.
Roomy STORY bungalow
for only $4,000. 3 lge. bed
rms, firepl, in spacious liv.
rmr full din. rm.. family
size kit, bsmt. and detached
garage. Conventional lust
$1,000 dn. and Sg3.l4 Der
mo. Must be sold 10 settle
estate. Mr.. St. Jerome's and
an public schools, bus and
park.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
(coNIlNutDl

BETHESDA-Brick split-level. entr
foyer, 4 BEDROOMS ON ONE
LEVEL 2 baths, sep. breakfast
rm, daylight rec. rm, Walk To
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CHEVY CHASE BEAUTY
CHEVY CHASE
LUXURIOUS

LIZ AOhlOOO
one OF the finest custom built ram.
blcrH IN the entire Wa6hlngt0n
area. EGuibped with every luxury!
Impressive In size and beautiful
In appearance intlde and out
Close 70 - G. bus and every con-
venience Huge landfeaped lot. The
perfect house for the executive
and Unlimited entertaining. Foi
details, cali our
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REALTORS Ar, 7.72Oo
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WOODsIDE-Huge Tudor-styled 4.
Struction and design. Center hal
and you'll love the fireplace IN
the master bedrm. $50 $50. J. G
CoNLEY, REALToR, JU. 9-4l34
WOODSIDE PARK = Just listed,
eenter-hall-plan classic Colonial
with first-floor den and powder
2 baths on second floor. side
screened porch, garage, excep-
tional level lot beautifully land
scaped. Built by an architect for
his own home. S35,050.
&.V VyvanGTkTTsE nm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-03

month. darlington ordinances discourage
hOrse-keeping) We spent more than that on
gasoline for the almost-daily round trips of
80 miles to see the creature.
whats the use of having horse if 1 don't
get to ride herr" was the plea that rang in our
ears. How can you answer that one?
With the onset of winter, we looked for a
warm, dry place to house our horse and dis
covered that box stalls plus board in this area
run from SIS to $50 per month. Finally we
settled for barn in Mclean for $40.
do you realize" my husband remarked
wistfully that that is the amount we paid for
our apartment when we we're first married."
There are other little items, like shoes.
Every parent knows about the cost and fire.
quency Of shedding young humans. A horse
needs new shoes more often about every six
weeks-at $12 shoeing!
And then there iSgrooming It seems that
a horse needs special brushes to keep it in
cleaning equine fashion. She should even be
manicured regularly: dirt removed from inside
the hoOves with hoofpick, small instrument
resembling a warped bottle-opener. We fur
nish the equipment Our daughter, who gives
little concern to her own hair and nails, does
the grooming.
If your animal feels like helping with the
family finances and can find job, you are
that much better off. Ours did After PM had
been stabbed at Mclean for some time, she
was offered free board for the rest of the win
ter in exchange for her help in herding cows
on West Virginia ranch.
AS my husband put it; Its like getting
$40 raise"
The question most people ask us is, as
it worth it,"
The answer despite all our complaining,
is an emphatic yes. Our girl enjoys the out
door exercise on her beloved horse much more
than music or dancing lessons. Galloping
across the Virginia countryside, her wind
tossed name flying like the mares, she seems
to forget the tangled problems that beset most
adolescents
We feel that somehow this horses broad
back has bridged for our daughter the awk-
ward chasm that stretches between being a
little girl and becoming grown lady.
And, at least for the time being, we are
spared all the boy1girl problems confront
ing most parents Of teen-agerS. Our teen-ager
prefers going steady with horses
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That Horse
We Bought

WE'VE BEEN HAD Every so often my hus
w band and will look at each other and
one will ask the other, How did we ever get
sandbagged into this?
No fasttalking used car salesman or home
improvement expert took, the Caldwells. No
slick con man pigeon-dropped them out of
their life savings They we're bamboozled by
14year-old girl-their own.
We went out and bought our darling daugh-
ter horse.
But let's give Courtney full credit for long
and persistent sales campaign. She launched
it at the age of 2, when sheer, rather, her
parents became the chief financial contribu-
tor to the nearest pony ring This in itself
is not unusual. But she consistently turned up
her nose at dolls and other things calculated
to make the normal girl happy, and kept insist
ing she wanted pony
Friends consoled us. Don't worry, she'll
outgrow it," they said. "She will accept BIZ
cycle as a substitute now, and then later she'll
get interested in boys"
Maybe a fourlegged boy would have a
chance. No other kind has made any impress
sion on Courtney.
When she was IL, she chose a summer
camp which specialized in Care of the Horse
Last summer she asked us plaintively: 'Have
you ever really wanted something than
anything else in the world-to make you
happy"
We knew what was coming next: I'D just
love to have horse of my very own. I'd brush
it and feed it and take good care of it."
Then came the clincher: Besides, it would
be cheaper than camp"
Cheaper than camp?
First, we paid $3.50 for POny-Mare, gentle
buckskin animal 14h hands high. That was the
cost of the stripped down" vehicle. We still
needed the accessories complete riding out
fit, including boots, jacket, pants, shirt and
hard hat. The hard hat, at $18, we considered
a necessity, for our young rider likes to jump.
We we're lucky on the saddle New ones
start at SIS; used ones 60 for about $40; but
relative happened to have a good one and
gave it to US.
But the initial outgO is only the beginning,
we soon discovered. Last summer Pony-Mare
grazed on a Fairfax County farm for SIS a
Mrs. Caldwell, an arlington housewife, is a
frequent contributor to SUNDAY.
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NEW YORK ZAP

NEW YORK GAP
= The following bid
and asked quota
tons, supplied by
the National AsSOci-
alton Of Securities
Dealers, Inc, reflect
prices at which Sc.
curities could have
been sold or bought:
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We are known the world over
as an affluent, materialistic
Nation and our TV set owner
ship underlines this. We are
not, though, known as the avid
book-reaGing society which the
figures on our book buying I'M
derline. We are, I submit, a far
more complicated group of hui
mans than our critics think.
Distributed, 1868, by the Hall Syndicate,
Inc. All Rights Reserved
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Wright AirpIune
Coming to Life
By CHARLES YARBRoUcH

AttinellO, of the Institute of De-
Tense Analysis.
Don't ever kid yourself that
flying model airplanes by radio
control is kid stuff.
There will be military pilots,
airline pilots, research and
electronics engineers at the
ground controls of models when
the North Virginia Radio Con-
troll group gathers at historic
Dahlgren, Va, this week end.
1t was at Dahlgren that the
Navy first flew the full-size M
9 airplane by radio control 80
years ago last Sunday.
Things have come a long way
since then. Speed and altitude
tests conducted about six weeks
ago at Dahlgren took one model
to 1920 feet and another at
a speed of 1913 miles an hour.
Because they are so small
(ranging from 81 to 70 inches
high-powered binoculars built
into the barrels Of a Bofors
anti-aircraft gun were used to
supplement radar in tracking
the little birds.
President Of the Radio Con-
troll group is Air Force Col.
Dewey SOltOw.
They've gained a lot of know
how In staging over LOO
"han6s-off" plane landings of
a Federal Aviation Agency test
plane. but they're the first to
admit there is still a lot to
learn.
More than 400 aviation fig
ures from all parts Of the Free
World are in Atlantic City today
for a three-day symposium on
all-weather landings.
AS a fairly healthy survivor of
one of those LOO "hands-off"
tests, let me assure you it gets
a little eerie to see a pilot with
his hands in his lap, just
watching the movements of the
control column.
The FAA is looking for a
bookstore operator at National
Airport. The current operators
lease expires at the end of this
month.
The store crossed $123,985 in
1862; paid the Government
! 1881.
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By SYLVIA PORTER

chantment of the American
voter stems not only from the
realization that our grants
and loans have not won us
friends.
The rising resistance of law
makers to the program stems
not only from awareness that
unless we narrow the gap be-
tween what we spend abroad
and what we earn abroad, the
United States dollar is in deep
est peril. Behind both atti-
tudeS is an understandable
WEAKNESS with an aid program
which has reached such over
whelming totals and goes on
and on and on.
Behind both, too, is resent
ment over the fact that many
countries which have become
strong because of our aid are
not now assuming their proper
share of the free worlds re-
Sponsibilities. AS for the dis
closure that France has re-
ceived more military aid from
us since 1850 than any other
country, we certainly h ave
helped Gen. de Gaulle achieve
the position where he can sab
otage - temporarily anyway
our greatest dreams for
world unity and prosperity.
Or consider the fact that
out of every 10 women who
work, more than six are wives
living with their husbands.
The contribution of the work.
ing wife to the climb in family
incomes in our country has
been spectacular. The working
wife, accounting for IS to 40
per cent of the family's total
income, explains why so many
families are moving into the
$40 ,000-and-up range.
The working wife explains
why increasing millions of
American families can afford
two cars. all desirable appli-
ances, can also finance their
children's higher education, an
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nual vacations away from
home, etc. The percentage of
working wives in the female
labor force has almost doubled
since 1910.
Federal Tax Relief
The rate of rise in State
spending and taxation far ex-
ceeds the rate of rise in Fec
eral spending and taxation
There is no reversing this
trend either, for our climbing
population will demand serv-
ices which will keep State
spending and taxing moving
up. The only place to which
we can look for tax relief il
the Federal Government.
Or finally, consider the sta
tistics on TV sets and books