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Grand Opening
JUNE 4, 5 AND 6
ANIMAL KINGDOM,
1NC.
5000 14th ST, NV.

5000 14th ST. NV.
WaShingtpn'S only air-conditioned
self-Service pet center.
Pets, animals, fish and birds. Visit
ANIMAL, KINGDOM on above dates
-.3 solid days of free prizes-free
gifts to every one Sat. June g. Be
there !l!
Free puppies. monkeys, kittens. ham,
sters, parakeets, fish tanks, goldfish
animal balloons.
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Bottling Equipment
Red damon 12-spout fill
Ter, Super Kleen wash
ing machine, 4 wide,
800 gals. Magic carbo-
nator, Owen labelers, 2
stainless steel syrup
tanks, 1,000-gal. Demar-
Gus filter, compressor
unit and tank, boiler
and oil burner, 500 lbs.
Iron Fireman stoker,
conveyor and spare
parts. Can be inspected
at Benning Terminal
Warehousing Corp, 37O1
Benning rd. ne, rear ol
Amco Millwork. Phone
LU. 4-320O or JU. 7-5535,
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SOIJTHERN CT.TIP
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.

SENATE HOTEL-Rms., S12 wk. up,
maid and telephone service. II
COLORED, EAsTLAND GARDENS-
Airy. clean room; furn, or unfIIrn
gen6tieman; 81 wk. After s, LU
COLORED--sGLE. RIM, home priviis
Nice section Of town; cple.; nc
children; reas. DU. 7.O659. a
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MIscEL. FOR SALE Cent. /,

BABY CRIB, bathinette, studio couch:
Tv. Philco; portable washer: chest;
lady's coat size IL. fur trim; lounge
chair. Ju: 9-0054. II
BABY CRIB, bathinette; TV. Phiico;
chest Of drawers; lounge chair; car
heater; scatter rugs. ironing board
and ladies coat, size IL. fur trim
med. JU. 9-0O54 4
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APARTMENTs FURNISHED

NV; AIR.COND. EFFIC.-For /;
sun deck: $3.50. all utils. RE. 4
5000, Ext. 1905; eyes,. Ho. 2-4l34.
DUPONT CIRCLE-one-bedrm. apt.
S63.S1; eflcieney. apt, $50 81 :
bachelor. apt. S60:16; utils. incl.
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1O-yr. factory guarantee. Regu.
larly $3.50. now on SPECIAL SALF
for limited time only; RATNER's
PIANOS-Aeolian grand. small size
1896. This is a real. bargain and
may be purchased on our convenient
budget terms. CAMPBELL MUSIC
CO.. HOS G st. NV. DI. 7-S464.
PIANOS - dulbransen small spinet
slightly used. $395. This instrumen,
is IDEAL for q beginner. Other spinets
ana consoles at reduced prices
Convenient terms. CAMPBELL MU.
SIC CO.. 110s g st. NV. D1. 7-s464
PIANOS, grands, uprights. sos up
PAUL do11BAlRsTT, 1lsT cor. S''eai entr. r Amer
storage Bldg, 2so1 Georgia ave
AD, 4-692S.. $3.50 to $3.50. g..
PIANOS. Baldwin grand, beautiful
Sheraton si,;aata nod mSdel; completely st recon, n
for a musician or advanced student
Liberal allowance for your piano
Convenient terms. CAMPBELL
MUSIC CO.. 11Os 9 st. NV. DI
PiANOs-clearance Of used Knabe
stsinway eIHs and i.,s other a. famo1s.m1ak' &
new prices. Superb values for ad.
vanced students. teachers or tn.
discriminating musician. 81
doyn. balance in 80 mos. KITS
1880 q st. NV. -6
PIANOS-Start your child in musi,
mer. Kimbail or Gulbransen. We in.
Yite Sou to make an appointment
for q free piano aptitude test fol
your child in our studio. This cost
you nothing but will enable you t.
know in advance Of purchase whether
your child, viii. enjoy and profit from
rental purchase plan. CAMPBELL
MUSIC CO.. HOS g st. NV. DI
PiiHN0s-1f you want to buy a new
Or @ Tsed Plane at 2 saving; visit thu
ments on display inciudins tH the S't ful
Lester Betsy Ross line. Special dis.
counts 70 members Of .he Armes
EMPLOYEES; etc. Pay as little as 81: &:
so630o,. PIANO MART. ioi5 III
st. NV. tJust above the library
PIANOs-Rent first-buy later plan
New spinets and consoles. Your.
10 LIy, OlIy 20 mo. on new
TRIAL-TO-OWN PLAN. Investigate
this wise practical way to have q
new piano Immediately. KITS
1880 q st. NV. -6
PIANOS-Jordan' Silver Spring slor,
at 0532 Georgia ave. Cat Mont.
gomery Hillsl has a complete selec.
tion OF pianos. new and used. Full
keyboard models from 1855 up
Phone JU. 5-1l05. Open 1890 to
PM. ct night. Park on lot In from
|PfANSs.Brand-new fun keyboart
instruments Of standard make spe,
made to sell for $625. Pay S2i
down. JORDAN'S, corner 18th anC
g Sts., phone ST. $4,000 anC
9532 Georgia ave, Silver Sprinl
(Phone JU. 5-1l05i. -
PIANOS FOR RENT-Spinets anC
consoles at moderate rates. Haul
ing. extra. JORDAN'S. corner 18th
and @ sts. NV tPhone ST. 3-94OO)
and 9532 Georgia ave-, Silver
Spring. Phone JU. 5-l105l. Silver
Spring store open evenings --a
PIANOS--Used uprights. S45. $55
sos and up. Hauling extra. ST
$4,000. PIANO MART, I015 7fh
ct. NV. Gust above the library
-D
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PIANOS-Baldwin. Acrosohic. spinei
and console models. Designed, built
and suaranteed BY Baldwin. Equip.
with Baldwin patented Ful-BloW
action. Wide variety case desisns
EXCLUSIVE AT HUGO woRcH
established iS7o
Evening star., 1953-06-02
ROOMS FURNlsHED-N.w.

FARAIINGTON, 1924 18th st. NV.
near Dupont Circle-Maid service
conv. location. Sgle.. SS.75 week
NRM dSass H$MpsH1HRpn $lGsG UP dHiiss Pc 2-475o
decorated rms; daily maid service
switchboard service. 1712 New
SCOTS HOTEL. 2131 o st. NV
250-room modern residential hotel
exclusively for women: near Dupon,
Circle: excellent transportation: sgl
rms. with running water and tele-
phone: ample bath and laundry ia.
cilities, hair dryers sewing room
coffee shop: television: free movies
private club atmosphere. Rates, 81
wkly after 1st week. HO. 2-91OO
1894 COLUMBIA RID. 81. So wK.
sgle. dble. rms. clean. cool dwntn.
WI SsaS,Si sSS E6,sTa ssTJtinf; s.5 zD AZ 54ssO
29oo5 Kalorama I'd: exc; rms. sgles,
66is 500 500 SIS 81; Derson. '2Es, Az a-ssas 9rsNs
WESLEY HALL-sel. and twin bed
rms: daily maid service: running
water in rms; Bendix: recreation
ACTIVITIES; TV. 1925 21st st. NV.
Park is'Sw R6. NV. sois-Across stree,
large room Reas. AD. 1920. 20
1915 EYE ST.-Bright, airy single
for man; downtown; maid service;
$50 mo. DU. 7-3500. ~
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ROOMS EURNIsHEp-N.W.
Mclean Gardens
3811 Porter ST NV

OO11 1UICET OG. N. w.
Taking applications for men ant
women: single room monthly renta
300 to $3.50; twin-bed room a
$50 per month per person: also
transient rooms available. EN-. 2.
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DIAMONDS-Lady's sol. g Ct. S125T
lady's q Ct. $I75; lady,s 1h cts,
2 cts. $3.50; mans 2h cts. 1925
LIVINGSTON q CO.. 1923 n st. NV.
Me. S-526S. --6
DIAMONDS, lady's 6O-point engage
ment ring with side stones; $1T5
Mems IL Ct. $3.50. KENYA GEN
CO., RE. 1895. 925 r st. NV
DINING TABLE. 42x62, mahoe.; 4
chairs. ia. 2-0576. sc
DOLL. BisQue head. German, large
$10o; beautifully dressed. Cali EN-
DUPIiCAToRs: all types, hand and
electric. AMERICAN TYPEWRITER
CO. l431 E. Capitol st.. Ii. 3-00S2
FANS-Make your own fan; use the
motor OF your furnace blower, we
furnish the blades, Ma. S-426O.
FOAM RUBBER. mattress stock; spe-
cial sizes. made to order. Cushions.
holsters, bench covers. Elk. 3-6633
Evening star., 1953-06-02
ROOMS FURNlsHED-s.E.-s.W

CAPITOL HILL, opp. House once.
block Libr. Cong; large, well-furn.
front rm.; man. L. 3-2913. -5
COLORED-NICELY FURNISHED lse
rm. for couple or employed man;
Yard. Ii. 6-624O. ES'
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

WESLEY HALL-Announces opening
Of new bldg. Sgle. and twin bedrms.
daily maid service. running water In
rms. Bendix. recreation activities.
TV. selected menu. 1925 21st st
nnSgTNH!Iu n;Ti Hu; ,3;t 21S4SSo tSe%;sousr oo,o No..
ave. NV. Delightful home to liVl
in; reasonable: have several vacan.
the best food obtainabie; excel
Transportation. DE. .2-979S. 4
DOWNTOWN. 1929 K st. n.w.-Largt
single. adjoining bath, good meals
$50 mo. ST. 3-7O67. -
1927 10th ST. N.W.-Nice room
good meals; some with private bath.
1880 CONN. AVE. Nw.-where the
food is good and you feel at home
Tourist welcome. DU. 1882. a
CLUB MASON RESIDENCE, 1925 N
H. ave. n.w.-A. de luxe club resi-
dence offers sgles. and dbles. foI
refined ladies and men; starting al
SIT wk.; full-course meals and hotel
services. NO. 7-677O. -8
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FREEZERS
WE HAVE 500

Brand-new GE freezers delivered In
fectory cartons. Guar. 30ee to 4Ose
o4; CAL BARON q MELTZ. To. q
A)16;'2 weeks, only, cash or terms.
Evening star., 1953-06-02

BED LEGS installed on your coil OF
box SPRINGS. 1926: D. C., nearby
Md. JU. 7-641S. JU. 0-1S2S.
BEDS, So: sofa. $50; chairs. S5; bu-
reau, SIS; springs. 81: kitchen set
S15: furs, SIS. Ii. 3-2276. g.
BEDS. rollaway. new, never bsen used
will sacrifice, singly. Or in numbers
Call NO. 7-S13I for information
BEDRM. SET. walnut veneer. doubl,
bed, dresser. chest, triple-mirrol
vanity ana chair; no springs or mat
tress. 500. OIL. 2-7297. 4
BEDRM. SUITE. mod. blond mahog.
any. dble. bed with bookcase head.
board, dble. dresser, chest and night
table, $3.50. Call NO. 7-9660. after
BEDRM. SUITE, e-poster bed; ape
living rm. set. hall table and mirror.
1445 Spring rd. NV. Apt 202.
BICYCLE, Raleigh. 3 yrs. old; 23"
with tools, pump, tire repair kit.
Good cond. S35. JU. 5-036O. il
24-incn. boys; good con-
dition; $40. OV. 3-3712 after 5 pm
BICYCLE. gymnasium type. new, Roll
fast $40 nj, O.k2rQ 4
Evening star., 1953-06-02
BUSINESS SERVICES

TRASH HAULED. from apts., business
estabs. and pvt. homes; contracting
by month or by job. For free esti-
mates, call WALKERS TRASH RE.
MOVAL. RE. 7-69lO. .
TREE TRIMMING AND REMOVAL
Lots cleared. reasonable price; we
are insured. Call LO. 5-25O5. %
CHAIN LINK FENCE
Immediate installation, all posts set
in concrete; top rail included.
ONLY SIPS PER FIT.
Terms. 10, S-9l57. -
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Bring your. dental gold. platinum
discarded jewelry WE pay cash.
A. KAHN INC.
go YEARS AT 935 F ST NV
Evening star., 1953-06-02

a Del J. LII FbACE
TO LIVE. CRESTWOOD CLUB, 41O7
CONN; NEWLY DEC. TWIN-BED
RIM, EXCEL. MEALS. SUN. BREAK
THE JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
1910 ASHMEAD PL. NV.
One-half block Of Conn. ave-, over
looking Rock Creek Park, away from
trafiic noise; convenient transp.;
double and single rms, private
baths available; excel. meals: rates
SI7.5O Wk. up, HO. 2-3566.
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MIScEL. WANTED tcons. )

FURNITURE-Single pieces and com.
plete household. etc. AID. 4-SS79
Eyes. and Sundays, Ii. 6-25l8.
FURNITURE-Will buy entire con.
tents or odd pieces; also old china
bric-a-brac; Buying and selling fol
sts. NV, ME. S-52S1.
GAS RANGES. furniture. heaters
refrigerators. stoves. mattresses
ACME STOVE CO. Ma. S-S952
Evening star., 1953-06-02
ROOMS FURN.-N.W. (cont. J
INSPECT and select cheerfrl. optsid

INSPECT and select cheerful, outside
rms, rms, some with kit. daily maid.
dbie.. End and D. IL. 7-542S. --3
lge. double rm., semipvt. bath. Kit.
entertaining privils. AID. 4-8289. "a
%9i3 CATHEDRAL AVE. N.W.-l
nicely furn, room, pvt. bath and
phone. pvt. home. Gentleman only.
1888 PARK RID. immaculate rms.
for young men. Excellent location.
Good parking, $27 mo. DU. 1854.
Evening star., 1953-06-02

PAPER HANGING. $40 per rm. up;
guar. RA. 3-7393 or HE. 4-s555.
PLASTERING. new or old. repair
work done; imm. SerV.; work guar;
est. free; white mechS. Ia, 9-020S.
Evening star., 1953-06-02

MATTRESSES remade, So up. STEIN
BEDDING CO., 1924 18th st. NV,
material in all work. Also roof
painting. A. r. COLLIER, Ii.
3-5106. s.
PAINTING, interior and exterior;
lst-cIass work; free estimates
THOMPSON 10. 9-9S73 or XII.
PAINTING, interior. exterior, 1st-class
work. References. Free estimates.
Do my own Jobs. RA. $3.50. -
PAINFlNG-1nterior and exterior.
papering. All work guaranteed. Need
work. Elk. 3-6273. .
end Jobs q speciality AID. 2-954O.
Please cali after 6 pm. Sc
PAINTING CONTRACTOR-Com
c;al and RESIDENTIAL; satisfactory for
6-9703.
Evening star., 1953-06-02
DESKS

DESK AND CHAIR. walnut; DRESSING
table and chair; two 6-way fioor
lamps: 8 formals, size IL; 7S-speed
auto. phono. IA 7-S909. after 4:3O.
Evening star., 1953-06-02

WE HAVE APIs. AND HOUSES, SUB
va MD; WHITE; OPEN z DAYS.
OS4 sNHR f4TR sIRa E 2. y. AVE. M NV s-ooo7
S15 KING ST. ALEX, KI. S-l313
Evening star., 1953-06-02
BARRACKS
BUILDINGS
CAMP 'SIMMS
Housing Project
10Th st. Sc, on Alabama Ave-,
Bottom of Hill
WRECKING
288 APTS.
Everything For Sale ON Job Site
Including

Including
FRAMING LUMBER, SIDING,
FLOORING, PLASTER
BOARD, CMOTEX. DOORS,
ALUMINIUM SHOWERS
PLUMBING FIXTURES. PIPE,
OIL CIRCULATING HEATERS,
Hor-%RarEGRS va GSoK aEAqESg. Asqn6ygEs, ,1c9PHBoxEs 9H
ALSO COMPLETE BUILD
INGS OF 8 APTS. EACH
FOR SALE.
ABCD CORPORATION
OF 4-S755
Evening star., 1953-06-02

PAPER HANGING-$1O room and up.
Do own work. Guaranteed. Fine Sc
lection of wallpaper. RA. 3-O024.
Evening star., 1953-06-02
DESKS-DESKS

SPECIAL PURCHASE ONE CAR
k1AD E sEesEpsR1SE EefE1RK1 SLGsEE62I pEsEs TA Ef5i
PRICE 5000. SACRIFICE SALE
PRICE. sos. ALSO ExECUTIyE
S25; BUILT ACCORDING TO GOVT
AMERIcA'sA M EEAp1Nd IN MFds. Ex:
CEPT1ONAL VALUE. ALSO LARGE
OFFICE FURNITURE. SAVING UF
TO SOC. FREE DELIVERY AND
PARKING. MANHATTAN OFFICE
EQUPT. CO., 639 NEW YORK AVE
Evening star., 1953-06-02

PIANO, spinet, new, full keyboard
1O-yr. factory guarantee. Regu.
larly $3.50. now on SPECIAL SALE
Tor S449. Matching bench FREE
for limited time only. RATNER's 6
MUSIC STORE. 736 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1953-06-02
REUPHOLSTERING

REUPHOLSTERING
Special sofa and chair reuphoIstered.
labor and material. 500: workman.
ship guar; % yrs. In same estab.
Mshment. LA FRANCE UPHOLSTER.
ING. 2309 l4th st. NV. co. 5-23Sl
ROOFING-All types: cutters. spouts.
carpentry and painting. No money
TIL MAS. WA. 7-7S52.~ ~ A =
ROOFING-Guttering and spouting:
free estimates. JU, 7-9496. -
TE ANTENNA and Installation. com
ALL ROOFING PND ROOF painting.
down-Spout and gutter work. All
outside painting. Cement work. Free
estimate. LU. 4-7356. II
ALL TYPES OF FLOORS cleaned and
Sasxed; Phone JE. 2-342O and JE,
Evening star., 1953-06-02
CARITON HALL,

21O1 N st. NV. Bright airy rms.
with running water; daily maid
service; from $40 mo-; wkiy. rates.
Evening star., 1953-06-02
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

DESkS, walnut, executive. size
60y32'', $o9. so, delivered; brand.
Price. Price Ma Matching hing tables. ie Sss @ up up
HAAS DoDSoN CO.. INC. Ma
Evening star., 1953-06-02
DEHUMIDIFIERS

Famous brand. 1853 models. Regular
open ewes. JA. 7-7722.
American Service Center
5S5 N. Glebe Rd., Arl., Va.
Evening star., 1953-06-02

PRIVATE ENTRANCE. Close in, coy
$40 mo. 1924 Belmont st. NV
Evening star., 1953-06-02

Painting-Decorating
Commercial. residential. Free est.
mates. UN: 4.90l7. -
PAINTING, PAPERINGI interior, ex-
.4219 before 5. or JU. 9-477i. "a
PAINTING. PAPERING-First class
workmanship; work done immedi-
ately. MR.. POAT. RA. 3-5643. 8"
Painting-PlaStering
reaS.; quick service. WO 6-7166'
Evening star., 1953-06-02

DESKS
New walnut. 60x30, SS4.95; used
from $25. II you want rock bottom
prices on all types Of once furni-
ture come In to see Us; Free de:
ct. NV, TX. S-SS74.
Evening star., 1953-06-02

FLAGSToNE
Ali types. colors. sizes. Prices start
at zoe per 50. #. TRI-STATE
STONE CO., OIL. 2-079S. 4
Evening star., 1953-06-02


Razing veterans housing project in
Sligo Creek Parkway: many 1-story
bldgs.. complete with baths, kitchen
and heating equipment, that can be
moved. To inspect buildings. call
for appt. ACE WRECKING CO.,
LU. 4-0500. 10
BULLDOZER, l It'd. Internationa,; !
D-2 cat. Bulldozer, IA mos. old; !
1851 F-6 Ford dump truck: millcy
tilt-top trailer. All equipment, good
condition. ia b-7242. -
CAMERA - Eastman kodak Pony
''S2S": F4.5, 1/200.,- color. and
tranSparencies. case, dash holder
and all extras; used for 4 rolls. ole
month; good as new; private party;
25es from list price. Box 365-J, Star
CHAIRBED-Seats two; practically
new. win sell for $40. ia. 2-3692
CHEST OF DRAWERS. A dustprooi
drawers, maple hardwood: perf
cond DU. 7-642s, ~. $500. II
CORNET. HOLTON with case: excel.
cond.: $50 or best oner. Call LU
DEHUMiDIFIERS-New Westinghouse
'53 Timer. casters, reg. 81 SO 40, only
$98.50; new 1853 air conditioner
up to 30eS on. MILFORD, INC, 6O4
= st NV, Ma S-033H
Evening star., 1953-06-02

SEWING MACHINES-singers, R. b
portable, S25: console. $50; Tailor
51-15. 500. Other BARGAINS. 1915
Penna; ave. NV. Ma. 8-1OS3. "a
almost new: orig price, $3.50. Ask
ing 1925. WO. 6-6823 after g.
Evening star., 1953-06-02
REFRTGER1T0 e1T-F

REFRIGERATOR SALE
Late models, $25 up; easy terms.
Large assortment used refrigerators.
ALLISON'S, 2212 14th st. NV. -
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-10-13
Polish Reactions

DR.MEREk S. kOROWICZ slipped out
~ of the hotel rooms of the L. n Polish
delegation recently at as A. NJ in the
morning and met with the leader of the
anti-communist organization in New York
Dr. korowicz is the fourth prominent
Polish refugee to escape from the Com
munlsts in recent months.
The statement issued by Dr. korowicz
on the day after he fled from Communist
tyranny is especially damaging to the Com
munists. He stated: Il am very happy tC
be free in the free world Life in Poland
was nightmare. Yesterday, for the first
time in seven years. have been able to
say what | truly think"
The Russians are no longer able to con-
ceal the serious difficulties which beset
them in Poland, and perhaps in Czecho-
slovakia. 1t was only recently that m IN
Der of the Polish delegation inspecting truce
arrangements in Korea refused to board d
plane taking him back to Communist ter
rltory, and asked asylum in the United
States. Coming few weeks after this act
the flight of DR.. korowicz in New York
is an emphatic demonstration to the free
world that conditions are critical in
Poland at the moment
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-10-13
October Is Plentiful
With Various Foods

The four items that take top
place on the U. S. Department of
Agrlculture"s plentiful foods list
for October are: beef. potatoes.
cheese and honey
Also due in large supply next
month in retail stores the country
over are turkeys. onions. salad
oils and shortcomings. raisins and
dairy productS-not only cheese
put also butter. nonfat. dry milk
Solids cottage cheese and butter
milk.
Supplies o. medium and lower
priced beef are expected 10 reach
d peak IN October when the fall
movement Of grass fed cattle to
market will be newest. Home
makers may well plan ahead to
Jake advantage OF this type of
peel Tor pot roasts. stews, meat
PIE, curry. gumbo and ground
meat dishes. Fortunately. the
favorlte seasoning vegetable for
such dishes-the. onion-will be
plentiful and prices will be lower
than last year.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-10-13
Beyond Bounds

education has developed disregard for au-
thority, which should and must be curbed.
Spare the rod and spoil the child is
principle as true today as it was in the past
years, which means that a tightening up of
discipline is needed throughout our edu-
cational system.
Students of Hampden-Sydney College
went beyond the bounds last Thursday
night when they entered the dormitories
of Longwood College. Outside windows and
door locks were broken. adding to the seri-
BUSINESS of the incident. Viewing it in the
most tolerant light, that of college prank
by thoughtless teen-agers, its seriousness
cannot be excused, and its improperly must
be dealt with strongly so that such will not
occur again in this community.
Such occurrences are not typical Of
Farmvlle's fine college students of the past
and we sincerely trust the incident will
serve to impress upon the college popua-
ton that the people of this community do
not condone but condemn such action,
thoughtlessly conceived or otherwise
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-10-13
Tree Limb Symphony
Delights Miss Baugh

1t seems rather remiss TO fail
to recount the activities Of my
b.rd-friends for any length Of
time. If you can have patience
for a short time I shall write Of
these dear friends.
l have much lovely music these
days. OF course. l miss the mi
grants a great deal. Yet the perm
anent residents do all they can
to atone for the others absence.
Dickie looks fine and comes reg
ularly to his station for raisin
Winter wrens are usually friendly
1 have been much concerned
over the lack of rain. Some of my
old favorite shrubs died. l i'm
agine rabbits, squirrels, and birds
that do not come in the yard
have suffered.
All the birds join me in ex-
tending best wishes to the Herald,
and its readers, and particularly
bird-lovcrS.
BIRDIE MAY BAUGH
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-10-13

sales tax. This latter tax issue. he said was
Just one of number of tax ideas being
considered.
About the debt ceiling. Humphrey said
Congress will not have to be called back
into session this fall to raise the ceiling
if present estimates prove accurate But he
said he still thought Congress should have
raised the ceiling since the Treasury De-
partment was operating on very thin mar
gin
On the question about business, the
Secretary said he saw no reason for bust
ness men to have a pessmistic outlook on
prospects for the next twelve months.
Al in all, Mr.. Humphrey acquitted HIM
self nicely in the National Press Club meet
ing Since he is considered one Of the
strongest forces in the new administration.
his views are of major Importance and
should be rcassuring to many who held
doubts on the issues he covered
Of combat aircraft is not to be reduced by
the cut.
There seems little reason to dispute the
wisdom of this type of economy.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-10-13

tIes, divided by the stock aver
ages.
A knowledge OF the above two
factors should determine the de-
slres Of invest rs based on present
conditions, but without reference
10 the future But the future
should also be studied and con-
Sldered Hence; the Importance OF
the third factor namely. Conf
dence in the Future. This is
more difficult factor to measure.
put we are constantly discovering
more ways Of doing so When one
considers that fully 95cc Of inves-
tors consciously or unconsciously.
iall TO act upon the above rules
since only SO have correct data
to guide them one can appreci-
ate the great opportunities await
hg these few investors who do
have and do use such data.
One Firai Though.
Inc unfortunate thing today is
that. due either TO inexperiencc or
10 lack Of the necessary data out
lined above, investors are being
fed with both bulliSh ana bearlsh
"outlookS' Every day contrary
opinions are published in the same
newspapers, Ct magazines. or by
competing investment services.
ms IS very unfortunate. 1t is like
releasing each day two completely
opposite weather forecasts
Businessmen and investors will
not always stand for this nom
sense. | foretell that some day the
r'RB or the SEC will interest the
lBM in making a million dollar
machine which will daily compute
intelligent business and invest
ment forecasts. Like weather fore
casts, such business and invest
ment forecasts will not always be
correct: but they will be honest
and not contradictory
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-10-13
Simple Turmoil The Century Pleasure
Uncovered In New-Found 1902 Herald

Ed. McCraW. Malcolm Ransom.
Willie Bailey. Wiley Morris. Ed.
Anderson. George. Grigg. Joel and
Gordon Elcan. Henry Chappell
and Willie Cox
Miss Crute made an ideal host
ess, too much cannot be said in
praise of the way in which she
entertained her guests.
Games of various kinds were in
dulged in during the early hours.
and delightful refreshments were
served later on The lawn was
brilliantly lighted with japanese
lanterns making it very beautiful.
A prize, an autograph fan. was
awarded the lady who won the
most games. Four ladies tied for
the prize and the matter had to
be decided by drawing lots Miss
Annie Jones was the fortunate
drawer.
Misses Crute, Allen and Duvall
and Mrs. Pollard. and Messrs.
John. Ed. and ice Garnet, and
Ransom added much to the pleas
ure of the evening by their vocal
and instrumental music, which
was both up-to- date and artis-
tic.
All who attended voted the en-
tire affair a most enjoyable one
indeed, and the memory of
happy evening spent at the hos
pitable home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Garrett. will ever remain with
NS all