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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-09-24

WAonlNG1ON, sept. rs - AT
torney General Robert Ken-
needy S future role in the adj
ministratlon and the 1864 prasi-
dental election could Be great
~ influenced by polls being tax
en- in several politically stra-
tegic states.
Under the personal direction
OF President Kennedy, d ma
tlonally-knoWn polling organiza-
ton is making a survey in Ok
lahoma on what the voters think
of the President S brother, his
close relationship with the Presi-
dent and whether his presence
in the Cabinet will hurt n e
President chances for re-elec-
ton
For comparison purposes. the
pollSters are sampling the Presi
dents personal popularity to de
termine the percentage of po-
Etical drag" that the Attorney
General role in the adninistra-
ton IS having on his brother.
After the Oklahoma polling IS
completed later this month, other
surveys of Bobby s. public
image will be conducted in Cali
forria, Wisconsin, Washington
New Hampshire and Indiana
These are five states that Presi-
dent Kennedy lost in 1860. which
the White House now believes
the Democrats can win in 1867
These secret polls. which thu
Democratic National Committee
IS paying for. were proposed b.
the politically-minded Attorney
ing the surveys, the President
brother reported that he " a
ready to step out of the Cabi
net if his unpopularity d u
largely TO his handling of tho
race issue endangered t il {
Presidents election to a seconl
term.
NWha ever it is Ivy good bad
or indifferent the Attorney
General warts to find out Wha
the voters are thinking about hi
role in the administrator an
whether their opinions will al
feet their votes in 1864. a Ken
nedy aide told one member o
the Senate Democratic Campaign
Committee when he inquired a.
to the purpose Of the polls
CHANGING THE IMAGE N
Among other Democratic poll
tlcos in Congress. there is
growing belief that the polls az,
being taken SO the Attorney Gen
eral can use the results to i'm
prove his image.
They stress that the Presi
dent brother shows no signs 0
giving up his Cabinet post re
gardless Of his increasing I'm
popularity in Congress, anon!
Democratic politicians, ard vot
ers in the South and Midwest
Also. these politicoS point gu
that young Kennedy has jus
found a new speech-Writer, tn,
37-year-old novelist hare
Yates, who is now popping VI
the content of his speeches which
We're missing the mark.
The Attorney Generals heav,
speaking calendar also bears OIL
this view. He is accepting en-
gagements at the rate of Il
Or II month and scheduling
some speeches as far in advanc,
as next July.
Behind the Kennedy family
intense absorption in the voters
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-09-24

More than half of the living
Nobel Prize winners who went
to college in the United States
earned degrees from Land Grant
Colleges.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-01
Park Dodd, ST.,
Former Aide at
Mercury Press

Park A. Dodd, ST., formerly
with Mercury press here and
with Beacon Press in Rich
mond, Va, died of q cerebral
hemorrhage Sunday at Rich
mond Memorial Hospital.
Mr.. Dodd left Mercury Press,
where he was assistant produc-
ton manager, eleven years ago
to work in Richmond. He had
also worked on the Washing
ton Shopping News.
While working in Washing
ton, he lived in the Groveton
area and was an active mem
Der of the Groveton Baptist
Church.
He was a member Of Andrew
Jackson Lodge 100 of Alex
andr;a, Va, and of Betsy Ross
Chapter, order Eastern Star, in
Richmond.
He leaves his wife, Maymie
K, of the home address 170s
West Laburnim avenue, Rich
mond; a son, Park, jr.. of Rich
mond; a daughter. Arlene D
Stimac, of Union Lake, Mich,
and five grandchildren.
Funeral home in Richmond
with burial in West Hampton
Memorial Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-01
Harry MCGOWAN,
Oldest Retire. of
Printing Office

Harry J. MCGOWAN, ST., 90
"a native Of Washington and
for 81 years an employe Of
the Government Printing Of
flee here, died Of pneumonis
Saturday in Florida.
Mr.. MCGOWAN entered the
GPO when he was II, and ir
1861 was honored as the Oldest
living retiree of the office al
the Tooth anniversary dinner
of its founding.
He served under every public
printer until his retirement ir
December, 1896.
For 20 years he was pur-
chasing agent for the GPO
and In 1919 acted as head Of
the committee for reclassifica.
ton Of GPO employees.
he leaves TWO daughters, Mrs
Lillian La Bonte. Of Mclean
Va, and Mrs. Ada Petit, Of
Pompano Beach. Fla, two sons
Harry ]. jr.. Of Largo. Fla.
and Gordon, Of Carson City
New; and three grandchildren
and two great-grandchildren
His wife, Ada B.. died In 1916
Services will be at Hine.
funeral home, 1901 Fourteenth
street NV. on Thursday, with
burial at Congressional Gene.
terry.
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Roland Chase, Jr.;
House Mail Clerk
For II Years

Roland E. Chase, jr., 81, q
mail clerk for the House OF
Representatives for IL years,
died Of a heart attack Satur-
day at an apartment which he
maintained on Capitol, Hill to
be close to his work.
A native Of Clintwood, Va,
Mr.. Chase moved to Washing
ton 80 years ago and worked
for the Greyhound Bus Co.
before joining the COMPRESSION
al staff.
He was the son Of the late
Roland E. Chase. a Virginia
State Senator.
Mr.. Chase, who lived at 4201
Oglethorpe street, Hyattsville,
Md, leaves his wife, Dora
Hamilton Chase, Of the home
address; two sons, Roland H
of 1911 Stanwood street, Car
rollton, Md, and John p. OF
11403 Schuylkill road. Rock
VILE; a daughter, Mrs. Mary
Lou Priovolos, Of 11206 Ashley
drive, Rockville; four sisters
Mrs. j. Hoge Tyler Sutherland
and Miss Sara Kate Chase
both Of Clintwood, and Mrs
Eleanor Speights and Miss
Ruth Chase, both of 250l
Calvert street NV, and q
brother, Jerry T., Of 202s
Connecticut avenue NV.
Services will be at 10 am
tomorrow at the Fort Lincoln
MauSoleum Chapel. Burial will
be private.
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Gardner Funeral
To Be Tomorrow

Funeral services for Trevor
Gardner. former assistant sec
rotary Of the Air Force for re-
search and development, will
be at 2 pm. tomorrow at the
Andrews Air Force Base Chapel.
Burial will be private.
Mr.. Gardner, 48, died Satur-
day after a heart attack in his
apartment at 3048 P street
NV.
At his death he was presi-
dent Of the Hycon Electronic
Manufacturing Co. Of Mon
rovia. Calf. He had served as
assistant secretary Of the Air
Force from 1855 to 1856, when
he resigned after his efforts to
expand the research and de-
velopment programs were re-
peatedly rejected. He later
served as head Of the Air
Forces Space Study Commit
tee. .t
He leaves his wife and five
children, Of the family resi-
dence in Pasadena, Calf.
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DrathH

ALLNUTT, EDWARD L. On Sunday, Sep
TENDER ~, 1853, at the Alexandria Hos
pital, EDWARD L. ALLNUTT Of $500
Greenway pl., Alexandria, Va, hus.
band Of Saville M. Allnut Of the home
address; brother Of Mrs. Wilfred MerkIe
Of Long Beach, Calf. Friends may call
at the Everly-W heatley Funeral Home,
1900 West Braddock I'd, Alexandra,
Va, where funeral services will be held
on Wednesday, October 2, 1858, at II
am. Qredericks Md. papers please
copy.)
ANDERSON, MORTNE JUNE. On Satur.
day, September %, 1853, at the District
General Hospital, MISS MORINE JUNE
ANDERSON Of lI3 Kentucky ave. Sc,
devoted mother Of Porshia Anderson;
faithful daughter Of Mr.. Moses Ander.
son and Mrs. Creola wills. She also
leaves to mourn her passing, one
brother, two sisters, q stepmother, Mrs.
Sarah Anderson; q stepfather, Mr..
Henry Wills; her grandfather, Amos
Henson. A host Of other relatives and
many friends. Remains resting at the
John 7. Rhines Co. Funeral Home, 3ol5
18th ct. ne. (ample parking facilities),
where friends may call after 4 pm.
Wednesday, October 2. Funeral serv-
ices will be held Thursday, October :,
at pm, at the Second Baptist Church,
100 Canal st. g.w., the Rev. Jesse
Brown officiating. Interment Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery.
ATLEE, VIRGINIA I. On Saturday, Sep
TENDER 20, 1858, at the Hadley Hospital,
VIRGINIA ]. ATLEE Of lls Woodland
I'd, Indian Head, Nd, devoted wife Of
Lawrence ]. Alice and beloved mother
Of Jaqueline d. and Pamela L. Alice
Also surviving are her mother, Mrs.
Lauretta Harris; one brother, John Har.
MS; other relatives and many friends.
After pm. Wednesday, October z, re-
mains will lie in state at the Metropoli-
tan Methodist Church, Pomonkey, Nd,
until funeral time, Thursday, October 2,
ciating. Interment church cemetery.
Arrangements by the Barnes & Mat
thews Funeral Home, 36ls 18th ct. NV.
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Gen. D.F.O'NeiIID
Marine Corps Aviotor

Maj. Gen. David F. ONeill
So, Cretired), a veteran Marine
Corps aviator. died Friday at
his home in Huntsville. Ala
Gen. ONeill, born at Hunts
vile. was graduated from the
United States Naval Academy
in June, 1927. While at the
Academy. he became well
known for his football, base
ball and basketball proves.
In March, 1892. after service
IN various Marine Corps in
stallations on the East Coast,
the general entered flight
training at Pensacola, Fla. He
won his wings a year later, and
stated his service with Marine
aviation.
During the years before
World War II, Gen. ONeiIl
saw service at San Diego,
Calf; Quantico, Va: Guam
tanamo Bay. Cuba. and aboard
numerous carriers Of the fleet.
The general served in the
Pacific theater from October,
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Mrs. A. O. Brill,
Operated Several
Groceries Here

Mrs. A. o. Brill, SO, the wife
of the president of Federal SUI
per Markets of Washington,
died Of a heart attack yester-
day at the Washington Hospi-
tai Center.
Mrs. Brill, the former Audrey
Shapiro, was a native of Tolna,
Russia. She moved to Washing
ton in 1921 and operated sever
al groceries before retiring
in the early 1865. Her husband
operates Brill's Federal Super
Market at 4102 Mount Vernon
avenue, Alexandria.
Active In Jewish affairs, she
was q member Of Hadassah;
the Adas Israel Congregation;
the National Home for Asth-
matte Children; the Hebrew
Home for the Aged and the
B'nai Birth.
Besides her husband, of $500
Connecticut avenue NV, the
home address, she leaves a son,
Bernard Freedman, of 1901 Six
teenth street. Silver Spring: two
daughters, Mrs. Anne Halpern
of 1909 Washington avenue
Chevy Chase, and Mrs. Marian
Marks. of 2817 Spencer road
Chevy Chase; q sister, Mrs
Rachel KoSsow of 8712 Coles
vile road, Silver Spring, and
two brothers, Isaac Shapiro, OF
2116 Dexter avenue. silver
Spring, and Harry Shapiro. Of
Tampa, Fla.
Services will be at 10 am.
tomorrow at the D anzansky
funeral home, 3501 Fourteenth
street NV, with burial in the
King David Memorial Park.
The family requests that ex-
pressions of sympathy be in the
form Of contributions to the
Heart Fund.
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1912, to March, 1874, and from
November. 1s45. to February
1916. From 1914 to Is45 he
was on duty at Headquarters
Marine Corps, Washington.
While in combat, the gen.
eral won two Legions Of Merit
the Bronze Star medal and
three air medals. After the war
Gen. O'Neill saw duty at Mari
mar. Calf, In Washington,
D. c.. and Glenview. III. He
was ordered to Korea in 1854
and later commanded the 1st
Marine Aircraft Wing in Japan.
At the time Of his retire.
ment in July. 1858. Gen. ONeill
was serving as commanding
general, Marine Air Group 81,
Marine Corps Air Station
Miami, Fla.
He leaves his wife, the for
mer Alice L. ELY. of Baltimore
Funeral services will be at
2 pm. tomorrow at Arlington
Cemetery. Friends desiring to
attend the services are asked
to assemble at the main gate
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Darn uf Thanka

JACKSON. THOMAS DEvOE. Mrs. Bes-
SIC g. jackson, widow Of the late MR..
THOMAS DEVOE JACKSON, gratefully
wishes 20 acknowledge and express my
sincere thanks and appreciation 10 the
Rev. Carlton w. Veazey. the Rev. Call
man, the Rev. Allen, the Rev. Alexan-
DER and the Rev. Sharpe for their COM
forting services rendered; the Rev. I'd
gar VILLAINS for his obituary, the
choir, ushers and other members Of
the Second New 81. Paul Baptist
Church, my neighbors Of Beaver
Heights Nd; relatives and all the
many friends Of the jackson and
Davis families for their kind ex-
pressions Of sympathy, acts of kind:
tributes use Of cars and many other
services rendered. Many thanks to
the nurses for their loyal and efficient
aid, and to the Barnes 4 Matthews,
Morticians, for their wonderful and
polite services during my recent be-
reavement. BESSIE G. JACKSON.
KENNER, MRS. CARRIE L. We wish to
express our gratitude to our many
friends, relatives and neighbors for their
many cards, kilograms and floral trib-
utess also messages and sympathy,
shown during the illness and passing Of
our sister, MRS. CARRIE L. KENNER.
MRS. FANNIE MOORE, MRS. EFFE
ELLIS, MRS. MARY SIMPSON, MRS,
CLARA J. MONROE.
THOMAS, BLANCHE LUCAS. ApprecIa.
ton of thanks to the Rev. johnson,
Rhines Funeral Home, and neiRhborS
and friends for their floral pieces, ETC.,
and all extended help.
THE LUCAS FAMILY,
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9fathH

WRIGHT, MAURICE HERBERT. On
Tuesday, October !, 1853, at Arlington
Hospital, MAURICE he r B z r 7
WRIGHT Of asa North 37th =, airing
ton, Va, beloved husband Of Rosamond
L. Wright, brother Of Milton c. Wright
Of Ivoryton, Conn. He also Il survived
BY several nieces and nephews. Friends
may call at the Ives Funeral Home
7sl7 Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va from
10 an. until 10 pm Wednesday DC
tober 4 Funeral services viii be held
at Fort Myer Chapel On THURSDAY, DC
tober 3, al 10 am, with full honorG.
Interment Arlington National Cemetery.
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DEATHS

I Announcement %
Services BY Chambers
Schultz, OpalF. W. W. Chambers CO.
lTaylOr, GeorEe ID. ". W. Chambers CO.
Gardner. Trevor ". ". Chamber CO.
Berkeley.
Il Clarence p. W. W. Chambers CO.
Rogers, Thomas r. ". W. Chambers CO.
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FUNERAL DIRECTOR
Crematorium
CEMETERY LOTS

NATL. MEM. PARK, va.-Scarca lots,
older section, Q sites, all or sep, dis
count. OIL. 4-ll55.
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Oh. RALPH W. An officers
and members Of Stansbury
Lodge No. a, +. A. A. NJ,
are hereby notified that an
emergent communication Of
the lodge will be held at the
S. H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home, 2qo1 18th st, NV, on
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GLADYS q On Saturday,
September a. 1850, at Holy Cross hos
Pi1als GLADYS S. BADENHOOP d
Glo Warren M.s Silver sprinG. Nd,
wife q Louis z. Badenhoop, mofheT q
Mn. Thomas ". Goodwin. daughter
Of ArS- Lillian Gertrude Suries. SISTER
Of Mrs. Fred h. Kirsehs Mrs. Myrtle
Suries. william n. and Maj. d. Suries.
There also are two grsndchildren, Mrs.
Baoenboop rests At the Warner z
Pumphrey Funeral Home ef5l Georgia
ave. Silver Spring, Nd, where serv-
ices VII Be held On wednesday, DC.
tooer z, at 1910 an parking facil.
tiesl. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery.
BALL. CORA. On sunday. September y,
1910. at her home, lozt7 River I'd, Pc
tomae, Nd. CORA BALL beloved wife
q Mrs. Mildred v. Chamness and ?.
Anson Ball; grandmother Of Mrs. d.
Louise kubier, Mrs. Jean LA Compile,
Mrs. Marion Davis Mrs. Cara FOLEY
and John Anson Bal; four great
grandchildren also survive. Friends
are invited 10 call at the Colonial Fu-
neral Home Of Robert A. Pumphrey,
day. Z 70 Z and 7 to 3 pm. Tuesday.
Services Il the Potomac Methodist
Church On Wednesday October z, at
1910 an nterment In Adjoining GENE
terry.
BATES, CHARLES MI On Monday,
September %. IS63s at Providence Hos
pttal. CHARLES N. p. BATES Of
ma 18Th ave-, Takoma Park, Nd, be-
loved husband Of Mary r. Bates,
brother Of John z. and William H.
Bates and Mrs. Catherine Cox. Friends
may cal at Gawler's Chapel, Wiscon-
sin ave. at Harrison st. NV, after
pm. Tuesday, October ! (parkine
On premises). Mass will be offered al
Our Lady Of Sorr0ws Catholic Church,
New Hampshire and Larch ayes, Ia.
koma PARK, Nd, on Thursday, October
:, at 10 an. Interment Arlington Ma.
tional Cemetery. z
BERKELEY, CLARENCE p. OF lsb c
st. Sc, On September y. 1853, beloved
husband Of Nellie Berkeley, father Of
Bernard H. Berkeley, brother Of Mrs
Ruth Lynch, Harry G., Raymond, Thorn.
as NJ. and Guy Berkeley. Services al
Chambers Funeral Home, ST. nth st.
S.e.s on Thursday, October }, at u am.
Interment Congressional Cemetery.
BONNErT, DIR. RALPH ". s. Suddenly,
On Saturday, September %, 1858, DR.,
RALPH w. S. BONNETT Of 4loS Aspen
st., Chevy Chase, Nd, beloved husband
Of Ruth L. Bonnet; brother Of Mrs.
Iva ID. Bel Of Sarasota, Fla. Friends
may call at the S. H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home, 290l 18th 81. NV, after pm.
Monday, September 20 (parking faciH.
ties). Services from the above funeral
home On Wednesday, October z, at
pm. Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery,
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TWIGG, LESTER A. On Saturday, Sep,
Ellicott CITY, Nd, RID. 2, beloved hus.
hand Of Eireane Galley Twigg, father
Of Lester A., r., and Jerry B. Twigg
Also surviving are three brothers, Carl
C., sr.; Homer L. and Austin D. Twigg
Funeral Tuesday, October ], at pm
al the Myers Funeral Home, willis 81.
and honeywell ave., Westminster, Md. In.
terment Kriders Cemetery. In lieu Of
flowers memorials may be made 70 tne
Carroll County General Hospital West-
minister, Nd.
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~, IsS5, PEGGY SWAMI Of all Wake
DR., Kensington, Nd, daughter Of
Comdr. and Mrs. Charles w.. Swan;
sister Of Charles w.. r., and Jerry
Of RaIeieh, N. c. Friends may call at
Gawler's Chapel, Wisconsin ave. al
Harrison Il, NV, after 8 pm. Monday
(parking on premises), where services
will be held on Wednesday, October q
at 1890 pm. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery.
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TAYLOR, GEORGE D., Jr. OF 673!
Lunar drive, Camp Springs, Md, OF
September n. 1853, husband Of Carrit
TAYLOR and father Of Allan Keith ant
Donald Bruce Taylor. Services at Cham
hers Funeral Home, Sl7 18th vt. Sc.
an Wednesday, October Z, at 10 am
Interment Trinity Memorial Gardens
Waldorf, Nd.
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VAN NESS, MARY A. On Friday, SCI

VAN NESS, MARY a. On FLldAy, So
TENDER II, 1858, MARY A. VAN NESS
Of sos TN st. me-. beloved sister O
Katherine N. Donnelly and aunt O MI
Al The Lee Funeral Home. 9TH s.. and
Mass ave. ne, until 2 am. Wednes
day, October I. Requiem Mass will
be offered at Holy Name Catholic
Church, 18th and X SITS. ne, at 10
am, Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery
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ToRREs. CWOE1 FLAvIO ROBERT. Us

(RetiredC. On Thursday, September as
1883, FLAVIO R. TORRES Of 100 Broad
If ConSuela nj, father Of Joel and Fla.
VIC r., IT., and Mrs. ]. R. Sneed,
brother Of Consuela T. Webb, Joe z:
and BENJAMIN Torres. Friends may call
al the Rinaldi Funeral Home, I4oo
Ceorgia ave. NV. Services on Wednes-
day, October 2, at Z pm, at Fort Myer
Chapel. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery. In lieu Of flowers the fam
ily suggests contributions be made 70
the American Cancer Society.
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SULLIVAN, MAIZE @. On Sunday, Sep
TENDER n. 1858, MAIZE G. SULLIVAN,
beloved wife Of Frank E. Sullivan,
mother Of Kathryn v. Sullivan. Friends
may call at the Robert a. Mattingly fu-
neral Home, 1871 nth st. sc. (parking
facilities), until Wednesday, October 2,
at 2 am. Requiem Mass at St. Francis
Xavier Church at $50 am. Relatives
and friends invited. lnterment Cedar
Hill Cemetery.