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SERVICES

.
D1TCHING - let us die Your
bitches, septic tanks, etc. by ma
cAine especially desianed for that
purpose. Rural work solicited.
Putney Plumbing and Heating.
Tnone 483, FarmylllC. Va. 4-2l-tf
BRIGGS q STRATON. Clinton
Power Products. REQ. Lawson and
Continental engines. Gail Carl
Heilner. SOB, Farmyille, Va.
1l-l8-tf
LAWN MOWER sharpening. Pick
u and delivery service. Call Carl
Heilner, 693, FarmVille. Va
1I-18-tG
DRESSMAKING. alterations and
coats refined Mrs. Stella o.
Gibbs Phone 34o-M. ,08 N. Viz
ginia St, Farnvillc, Va l-l6-4tp
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LEGAL NOTICES

Virginia:
In the Circuit Court of Prince
Edward County, January %, 1853.
Commonwealth Of Virginia and
County Of Prince Edward, Com
claimants.
vs. III ChanCerY
canes Grafton, if living or if he
be dead. the heirs, deviSees and
successors in title of James
Grafton whose last known adj
Gress was Prince Edward County,
Virginia, who are made defen-
dants by general description OF
Parties Unknown, Defendants.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
The object Of this suit is to en-
force tax lien Of the Common
wealth of Virginia and the Com-
" of Prince Edward in the
amount OF $500 together With
interest penalties and cost on a
certain tract on palcel Of land
standing IN the name of James
Grafton. and described as fol-
lows
That James Grafton is the
owner OF record of the following
tract of land All that certain
tract Or parcel Of land lying and
being up Leigh District. Prince
Edward County, Virginia. bound
I'd as follows: BY meteS and
bounds taken from survey
made on the 10th day Of July
i9l7, by f. O Whitehead begin
nng at Stone on The Right OF
Way Of The n & w Ry., thence
along same to q corner marked
hy a piece Of IRON thence n
y I'D (H 1885 chains 10 corner
ut Gum Tree On owen and
Holmes line, thence N $3.50 w.
500 chains TO conner stone.
thence along George owens line
o22 10 T. 1888 chains to the
beginning and containing 10
acres. more oli less. being the
same property conveyed to James
Grafton Dy deed dated July 6.
1918 from George M Owen of
record III Deed Book 67 page PA
An affidavit having been made
ana 1iled, according to law, stat
ing that the defendant. James
Grafton Il living, is not resi-
cent II the state Of Virginia, and
HIS last known post office address
IN unknown and that the names
and post office addresses of his
dcVlSees and successors in title if
any such, are unknown. 1t Is
ordered that said James Grafton,
If living and such UNKNOWN
PARTIES do appear within ten
DAYS after due publication OF this
order and do What may be neccs-
sary to protect then interest IN
this suit
Horace Adams. Clerk
VIM p Hay, Jr!, p. Il. l-27-2t
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From where ! sit =. by Joe Marsh
Surprise Ending!

Mrs. Thayer do with the coal?
She gave it to a church She not
even a member Of (Her Church
uses her husbands fuel OLD
From where sit. that's real
generosity. But then, Mrs. Thayer
never did believe in dividing
people into groups. She's for"
everybody - whatever church
they go to. whether they like TN
or radio, people who enjoy tenn
perate beer, people who don't. A
really uarm- hearted person.
2< M~u<
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WANTED

WARDROBE or appropriate cabi-
net to store Band uniforms. Con-
tact Music Dept FaImvilc High
School Phone 346 l-27-3p
-
lockwood $40. 100 cll It. de-
livered New Canton. VA Write
for specifications Landes General
ST pre-, New Canton. Va. 9-9-tf
VENEER LOGS r. Poplar and
sweetgum, 4 miles east Of Apo
mattoX, Virginia on 800 for price
and specifications see Walker at
yard Tuesday through Friday
Ferrum Veneer Corp. l-2-l6tp
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Fenwick

Continued from Page j.
Fund through which counties
may borrow for school purposes.
He wants minimum teacher Sala-
rieS increased
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FOR SALE

RANGE white 2:.amel, wood
range. perfect condition Priced
reasonable. Mrs. E. d. Dunno
rant. r. /, Farmv!lie Below John
Randolph school l-23-3t
LOMBARD one-man chain saws.
$4,000 up. Bows available. Call
Gail Heifner, sos, Farmville. Va.
11-18-tf
STONE - Let us fix your roads
and driveWays. we deliver any
quantity over 5 tons. We also do
dump truck hauling of all kinds.
Phone 532. Reds ESQ Servi-
center. East Third Street. Farm
vile, Va. l-23-l0p
FR1G1DAIRE and Westinghouse
Electric Stove. Gail $40 to see
them. 1922
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A new War Memorial head
building Of the United
states Junior Chamber Of Com
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-01-27

nlerce. costing 100000. was
dedicated Aug. 4 1861 Ill Tulsa
Okla
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FOR RENT

APARTMENT. 4 rooms with bath,
dnfurnished. Heat and water.
Call 317 NIX or 2040 w. 10-14-tf
APARTMENT for couple Mrs.
Roy Pearson. PHONE 694. 1-l3-tf
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CuJlSu ny DIlilOp LIE AOlllpdily.
Call William j. ellis $50 or 5l1 R.
1-6-6p
HOUSE 8 rooms. 8 baths. 2
large screened porches. Oil fur
lace heat. hot and cold water.
telephone and electric lights.
Edgewood Estate, one mile from
Farmville. Will rent entire house
or as two apartments. Reasonable
rent. Apply c. j. Cox, Farmville
Motor Company. Lott
---~
OFFICES for rent. Main street.
steam heat. newly painted. Apply
Jack Pearlove. Phone $50. Farm
vile, Va. ll610p
HOUSES rooms on Green Bay
road, electricity Rent reasonable
Suitable for families. Temple
jenkins, Green Bay. Va. Phone
Farmvillc 1886 r. l-16-tf
APARTMENT-Flye rooms and
bath for white. unfinished To-
Gated 3l3 N Virginia St Phone
416R. l-23-3tp
APARTMENT-Livlng room. bed
room, kitchen. and bath. second
floor. unfinished. Heat and wa
ter furnished Mrs. Ruby H
knight, GOT Second Ave. Farm
Vile. l-23-tf
~-- ~-~~- ~~-~ -~~-
ROOM-Women or men. large
room hot and cold water in room.
near bath. newly decorated, $50
per month l person. 500 . per-
sons. Hotel Prince Edward.
1-23-4p
ROOM Men only. small rooms
near bath. So and 81 per week Il
person., $40 q persons. Hotel
Prince Edward. l-234p
APARTMENT for couple Com
pletely furnished Mrs Roy Pear
son. Phone 694 1-l3-tf
ONE BEDROOM. With kitchen
privileges if desired Preferably a
couple. but will rent to settled
gentleman. Phone 327-J. 1-27-1p
William Harrison, at So was
the oldest president ever inaugu-
rated
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BUSINESS Observation-Disclosures
Immediately. store space at 3l3
West Third street. formerly oc-
cupied by Dunlop Tire Company.
Call William j. ellis $50 or 511 R.
1-6-6p
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Classified Rates

All copy must be in The
Herald office by Wednes-
day noon for Friday pub
lication and by Saturday
noon for Tuesday publi.
&c Per W ord
When Cash Accompanies
The Order
When Cash Does Not
Sc Per Word
Cards OF Thanks. Resolutions
Of Respect. In Memoriam. En-
tertaMments. etc, will be used
ONLY when cash accompanies
the order.
Display Classified
Advertising
75c Per Inch
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SEED-3 500 lbs. Lespedeza seed.
cleaned. 23c per pound small or
large quantities. A w Lewis,
Prospect. Va. 1-27-4Fp
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CHANCES FOR u. S. SALES TAX

President Dwight ID. Eisenhower must decide vvho
Their he viii recommend Federal sales tax in the months
prior TO the second session Of the Eighty Congress
Inc treasury department has already drawn up sales
tax pan as well as many other plans bring In addition
al revenue.
The Administration i committed 10 allowing the az
cess profits tax 10 expire January Is The Adminra
ton II also going along with repeal OF the 1851 indiy
dual income tax increase amounting 20 about eleven per
cent Congress allows the 1851 increases TO expire April
lst as provided by law the Administration will lose con-
siderable revenue.
IL Ia estimated that the loss from these three tax
sources will amount TO approximately $4,000 600 OOO
With the Administration already facing deficit for the
fiscal year 1854 Of from three TO five billion dollars it is
argued by many that new sources Of will have
be found TO make up this loss Of revenue.
OF course. the debt limit could be raised but Con-
gress has shown hesitaney TO increase the 1915 OOO
100000 debt limit il Is also expected TO exhibit
thing less than enthusiasm for any Federal sales pro-
posal.
There 4 deubt that the solution will be painful
to many, whatever Il may be- sales tax Is regrettabe
from many standponts Of them being the fact that il
Is levied such staples items Of necessity as food and
clothing Therefore, for the poor man. the sales tax costs
him just as much n suit of clothes loaf Of bread as
Il does the richest citizen On the other hand there is no
doubt that many citizens In the lower economic brackets
pay little, II any. taxes.
II Is the contention Of those who favor a sales tax
that this tax of the only by which the Fed
era Government reach all citizens thereby receiving
contributions from them TO aid in financing record bud
gets now necessary
The question will not be answered Immediately.
Meanwhile constituents let their congressman know
their feelings the matter We cannot predict the out
of the present studies. but can say with an as
Of accuracy that Federal sales tax closer to
reality In the United States than has been for time
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-24

NEW YORK R-Wa4l3 500 aAe
10 BE- WuFid famous. recaRrlEcf aa.
admitted NreT scr ya- Wsr
The man IN ths street az aH
woald say sure WY n@ h
yoa think I'm eraay Boz Z 81
thought ii over ! toai thak BE- g
want q BE- ismuus az al
F0r IS a dogs hle u IS 'lyiHs
on q Leash D. Is being q Faals
hermit. Pane Is 100 often cae.
that imprlsons the oac us'.n I
msi as surely a. q lHa % ar P.
the bars II . r1o
have met 80 inter- leaca maH
famous men and women. aHa .s.
ally have come awat feellne ga.a
sorry for them Their renoau - 81
heavy and buFdensome chain aH.
restricts Ter freedom MRa'e,.-
power they gain from fame ule1 j.
hardly worth the simple r.easa-es
lhey lose.
The truth Is that the man ia tar
street has more real fan aod free
dom than the man on the pedrsf
The price Of th0se who stand
upon q public peak - prominence
Is 10 be stared az wherever mes
90. bowed 60. endlessly aawuea
Ordinary man certainly feels na
could use . little more apprccia
ton from those around him par
tieularly his wife. his other boss
his children, the Beigbhors ani a
Ilew traffic cops. when be pays hi.
taxes. he, may even think the .ra
his Uncle sam could do IN return
Is mail him a "thauk 500 nlir
But otherwise his appetite fHr o.
claim Is actually pretty limited
The fame be- wistMily dafdream.
Of would If his dreams came true
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"Voy a una casa immense en-
que me han dicho que IS Ia vida
expirar. Ia patria ALI me lieva
Por Ia patria morir, es gozar
mas"
A mere boy. under sentence OF
six years al hard labor 40 the
presidio. wrote the above lines
Pepe MART and his friend, Fermin
valdes DominEuez. had written
a note % a friend who had Joined
the volunteers. in which they had
reminded him Of the punishment,
for apostaSy in ancient times. The
volunteers found the note and
Fernin was sentenced 90 six
months in jail and MART 10 six
years az hard labor.
A mere boy. in heavy chains.
under the whip and lash. labored
In the quarries. lie was not the
Apostle Of Freedom nc that time.
Tie was No. liS. first tier. white.
And after six months. az the are
Of seventeen. he came out Of the
auarries. half blind from the
dazzling sunshine Of the lime pit.
suffering from a hernia which
was the result Of a blow with a
chain. and with an incipient tu-
NOR that was % bother him
later.
Ga, 81 the rOckpiis and into
exile for the rest az his sentence
the early part Of 1871 found MART
IN Madrid. far from his beloved
Cuba. For Carlos Sauvalle. MART
In Madrid could write with pas.
sion:
cvha nos gns en- sxfEanisre svelo;
svFss Dc Cuba nVssiro amer dsssa;
cves ss ~ segssea; cybs 90 mi
stslsi
evhs. sn ~ Iihrs. mi psIsbrs see.
Trying 20 work his way through
the University by tutoring the chill.
dren Of Dona Barbarita EchevaT.
ria and those Of Don Alvarez Tor.
rios, MART was continually agi-
tated by the sorry reports from
Cuba. Tie maintained his efforts
toward Cuban solidarity and vas
IN the forefront Of various publish
ING ventures by which the Cuban
exiles, IN Nhat should have been
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their fatherland. tried 10 lay be.
fore the Spanish people the true
conditions in Cuba.
Amadeo | was King Of Spain,
and as he was but . new-eome
King. by invitation Of General
Juan Prim y Prats. he was main
ly interested IN trying 10 smooth
out the troubles Of Spain. which
was yet restless from the over.
throw Of the Bourbon Isabel II.
Amadeo and the government had
no time for the reform q Cuba.
MART could lean over the ratings
and listen 10 the debates In the
C0Ttes and see no hope for has
homeland.
Pepe underwent operations Tor
his hernia and his tumor. II was
while he was e0nyalescing from
one Of these operations that he
first heard the news that medical
students had been accused 81
desecrating the tomb Of CaStanon
virulent volunteer who had beer
80 unlucky as 10 meet his tust
deserts In Key West the year be
fore at the hands of an angr,
Cuban. The volunteers again. And
then the news-one Of these medi
cal students was his old friend ant
cell mate. Fermin Valdez Domin
guez.
Then III Jurado came out viii
the black news. Eight had beef
shot and thir,y.five sentenced q
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Hal Boyle Says

IS lag a4A E.mars. An3 n
r Be- kaWs g. To an
~st .r secasn.uoa IN oae
.-e rE FH O. b. sils.y
.sH..s IS .hfg ,arE
To -aar tame aCu'8 b 8
...sa... aaa bsre q vJa.d BE-
EE ard kal fhem youaE
I.r s.frf msa |skts la fee he Is
ss oaH #tr Bai uheB y0a are
am "a, # ste fHe uneasy prlson-
70 .. aaa..
SOC .nr p4hIe property
shelter $3.50 Ike b or not some
sHa.. revolt aa4.nst being
.aao# t t.f people and their a.
aag. .s sometimes to BE- sneered
IS un too b.s tor has
.rt.H
EH taes have q ukbt o. be hem
selves. 10 Is said that even the
.a1tc DeE Robert 2 Ice dis.
Hkea having people touch ban or
va.k .ase't behind blm. An earlier
sga.Fa.. tIrtunalus. Wcut back o.
as p.v aNtr saving Rome Prob
st.F tae a,agr generals and pol
hr.ans called hlm q sboWUii but
W., be- Ur B., Creta Carlo lnsin.
eese when after a tremendous ca.
rttf. She insists nos on the right
10 br alone
Recently ts1 ,tll youthfal
.a.sue man Of middle age was
.uuku. % Eay OF EadEcts In .
HEr.snd Cen cent store
'pHt.Ut b. .1ok familIar9" one
sa.seHrI asked another
'I.kr uho
'hgu. a Hlc Uke Lndbcrgh "
"At.ets said the second girl
iaubgl.ly. maybe around the
ewes and mouth. Bat can you
.ima iue IIndbrrgh being in here?
Both girls laughed al the idea.
A moment later Charles A Lind.
.beFgh paid for his purchases
smiled shtiy and walKed cut. NJ
man IN history ever won q greater
fame overnight than he did -fev
wanted that kind Of fame less. OF
paid a more terrible price for u.
Today Lindborgh Is happier thar
he has been IN more than q quar-
Ter q century because. a. he told
friend, 'NUw | can 30 into. 4
dime store and nobody knows me
u Is one OF the greatest priv
legcs and pleasures he has knowr
since b. made bis famous flight d
PARIS past 90 be- as free again al
ans other man in the street.
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NMSIdsSsNists

Eyes, I couldn't &C., in there on
Thursday because Professor Bra,
was In there during the day Ans
in the evening ] was giving ,r
extension class IN West Bcna
"West Bend Thsts over a hum
dred miles from here Pretty iaf
% travel fog one class. ISN'T o.
cit meets just once month.
Dean Elliot has q class there Goo.
and he drives nae out no ha Cas-.
Il see incidentally. about what
time did you come back lat
night
Dear me I don't know exactly.
It's usually about one o'clock IH
the morning The class IS over 81
ten o'clock and lts about tafec-
hour drive
The doubt which lad been
spreading IN Rats mind now
gave way 90 certainty Bray had
already been dead when fcnl0r
had come back 60 ihe city.
"Well. y0uv been very kind
both Of you. Do you happen "
know the address q Al Nallf AZ
the look Of CONSERVATION on tnt
faces Of both DR. and Mrs Fenf3n
Ran fastened 20 explain, 80 b,
ISN'T a suspect Nut set anyway
I Just want - Ret a hsi of .
the people In the department " %.
have borrowed his KEY.
Fenton gave the address q
Raj.
Raj thanked him and bade Their
both good night TIE door clos
behind him as he crossed trI
snow covered porch Il was oPcne.
Immediately.
"Dr. Rafferty,. iasi . minute.
Fentan called % him Il had com
pletely forgotten something. Whei
! was going through Or Hub
/ hard's office this afternoon ! can
across q bulky envelope II be
| your name on a. I believe % W.
in Professor Bray's hand wril1
Perhaps Il may contain someth
relevant % all this
where Where Is Il now
Raj demanded
why, ! put u In the lnfra-mu
raj mail" Feuion said. You
| probably get il on Monday mogu
| ma
&c be esnunssal
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New Approach

CLEVELAND - - Police are
sticking q new klad of ticket on
parked cars here. II reads
You have not violated q traffic
ordinance But y1u have ieopar.
diEed your own property right by
leaving vslusbles ia PLAIN sight IN
; stir automobile
II your property rad been sight.
cd by q thief instead At a police.
man YOU would probably be-
put o. far more expense than Il
you received a dozen parking
tickets
Please cooperate with the DO
lice department m protecting your
property
Records show about 800 eases N
automobile trespssslng q month
In Cleveland.
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the Preside. How well did MART
know what that meant.
II was probably that AFTER
noon with she copy Of II Ju.
rsdo laying across his bed that
MArh cut his last mental ties
with Spain.
But Fermin was not dead. lie
was a prisoner.
MART worked as soon as he
could get out Of bed. lie Joined
forces with the editors of III Ju.
.rado. The cause Of the students
became the center Of political
turmoil in Madrid and II Jurado
daily demanded release 81 the
imprisoned students ~ the
Cortes in 1872 don Eduardo Be
not. associate editor of Fl Jurado
made an imprisoned speech de-
handing release of the students
and investigation Of the deaths Of
those executed. II was not until
May 10 that the official Cacets
announced the pardon Of the stu
dents. And in July FerTnin ar,
rived in Madrid as the pardon,
had been conditioned on the ex'
lie of the students.
November 9th became q sacred
day In Cuba. and from that time
on In Madrid Pope Msrti's nick
name was scuba weeps" as HI
used this phrase in ell his public
utterances.
And then in 1874 the cortel
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Chapter IS

Chapter IS
EENTON elasped his hands ner-
u vously. In view Of these hoF-
rible events you're entitled 10 an
explanation. IT'S true that I have
"a key 20 Professor Hubbard's Of
ace. On Thursday morning when
we acre informed Of the death Of
Professor Hubbard, I obtained a
key from Mr.. Vail. the janitor.
had a duplicate made al q hard
ware store downtown and then
returned Mr.. Wallis key. Early
this afternoon ] used the key 20
enter the Office
There was q long pause during
which Fenton kept rubbing has
hands together. No one spoke. Pa
nally Fenton went on:
Il went into Professor Hub
bard's Office looking for a letter
Of mine which has been In his
possession for Eve years. II was
letter written by the mother Of
one OF my students. AZ that time,
Professor Hubbard had Just &C
cepted the chairmanship. The stu
dent was a young GIRL. very Inn
pressionable and very prone %
hero-worship. Unfortunately. the
girl developed q sort OF iniatua-
ton for me
III was not. I realized. . very
healthy mental attitude Zoe q
Young girl And vet I felt that q
rebuke from me % that time
would have been cruel And 20
arranged 90 have a talk with the
mother. When ] saW her ! told
her the best possible thing for hei
20 do would be % move from the
city and take her daughter out oil
this school told her could ar
range through some friends q
End her a lob IN q small Midwest
ern college where the Kirl could
continue her studies Two day
later she sent me a note saying
arrangements had been made foi
them 10 leave the city. and sincs
I had shown such interest anc
kindness would | please see 90 ths
necessary details for obtaining a.
honorable discharge for the girl
"Og course. I was happy % d
H. 1 took the note into our theF
new department chairman and en-
planned the whole situation ane
requested a Recommendation Ia
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BY Terry Adler

the girl lie was most kind about
Il and the matter was arranged
and apparently forgotten.
"A month or so later. was In
vited to head the department at
Western Methodist. ! obtained a
release from this department and
went there with the good wishes
Of Professor Hubbard.
"a little over three years ago
Professor Hubbard paid me a VS.
u IN my lab at Western Metho-
dist lie told me he was having q
difficult time stating the depart
ment here and would come back
| told him We, my wife and family.
were too well satisfied where We
were 10 consider 10 !"
Professor Hubbard" ne con-
tinued. then said he felt he
could probably persuade me lie
handed me q photostatic copy Of
that note. Apparently | had left
u with him, or somehow he had
obtained u from my desk. AZ any
rate, he explained 20 me that
should ! persist in refusing 30 re
turn % this university. he would
be forced to publish the letter"
Then you decided 10 give IN q
this blackmail7" Raff asked
Il told hiug that nv colleagues
were essentially fair minded peo'
pie. that u be carried cut o.,
threat | had no recourse bat q
wait upon their judgment There
upon he left
Bat you did come back." Raj
said
Yes. came back FentoT
nodded YEARLY. Two DAYS aftel
this visit from Professor Hubbard
he called re on the telephone. III
told me he had the present ed
dress Of the young iady-thu
former student That she was liv
ing IN . small community IN Ne
braska. That she was engaged 4
be married that coming June ang
that he, Hubbard. was about q
release the story 90 the newEpa
pers. ! had no choice. ] talked !
over with Martha and she agreed
We had % come back" fentoi
stopped talking and stared OH IN
10 space.
THEN this afternoon was en-
Il first time that YOU made a
I unauthorized y4sIt % that ofilces
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Cattle Sales Okayed

LAKELAND Up Directors oi
the Florida Aberdeen Angus Assn.
here approved five registered
cattle sales. more than ever be.
fore Cor the 1858 81 show season.
The first sale viii be the an
nual auction a. Webster Nov 8
BUN sales sill be held a. Belle
Glade lH January. a. kissimmes
OF Ocsls In February, and a. Quin
cy n March A sale Of both bulls
and helicrs ls planned Tor March
during the Southeastern Fat STOCK
S1ua a. Ocala.