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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-09-24
kinsey sagt,
Frauen SexueI
Iaenger jung

Bloomington, Snb. - Sn 6em
neuen 9iniep Heport, tpelder fiir5licb
ser Seiientlidfeit iiberseben tpuroe,
lit oie Mniid)t bertreten, oaB Sraucn
ieruea lGnser jung bleiben, aIs Wfdn.
ler.
slud lit bas einjise reniGlide
@eidledtsleben 10 peridieoeu, tpie
Jinseraboriide, beibt es in oem 5,pei.
ten, lett tangent nit Spannuns er=
warteten 8ude, .Serual 8ebapior
in tie Sl,nan Senale"" Ses Iireftors
| bes ssnititute ior Ger Geieart. Snc.,
oer Staatsl,niperiit1t Snoiana, Tr.
MlicrO &. Giniep.
Sm Grilnoe eenomnen beitebt
fein ltnteridieb III ser anatoniiden
uno pbpiiolosiihen Steaftiou oes
ieruellen Smpulies bel MGnnern unh
Irauen. Sic bcteilisten NerpenenScn
linO Die slcid)cn.
gu 3eiten baben sic Meniden bets
iudt. oas felt eeiiiste @ebil0e ser
isamilie unO bes Seimes auisugeben.
God feline roieier Griaseinridtunsen
hat suirieOenl ltelleno bas Seim ent.
bebrlid ocmad)t uno sic meiiten ber=
artigen Geriube iinO BON fur5er Oaus
er eeipeien. 9ie Geid)id,te bcitltigt
bie arpbe @eOeutllng ser Gamilie."
Nid)t 5tpei Perionen iinO III ihrent
ierucllen Grleben glcid) gcartet. Seine
pabt gerau in ale Ilirbid)nitts- 3u-
iammenitcaunsen, welde &iniep se.
iunoen bat. Seoe Yerion fann iid)
NIT 2eid)tigteit poriteuen, oaB lie
uoer CT normal iino.
| Gipholooiide SeeinfluHnna
Sieie inoipiouclle 0ariation lit
sic oauernS feititebenoe Iatiade I'M
@eidledtsleben bes Meniden. uno
es gibt feline ieruellen Gualitdten.
Die nur bel oenl einen ODER anoeren
@ei6lehte porbanoen iit."
Sabei 5eigen Drauen eroBere grtre.
me als MGnner. Son 3 Mrten pipfo>
loeiider Stimulieruneen baben rur
orei einen b0beren Yro5e,,tiaB bon
@irfungen bel Drauen gebabt. als
BEL Mdnnern. gs iinb bies Ser Beiud
bon 8oriiibrungen romantHder Gil.
me, bas 2eien ronantiider 2itera=
tur ,mo 8ciben.
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, ii6erbaupt nif)t ourd) pip1olo9iide
Stinlulierunsen bccinilubt. Suei Bis
orei GroScnt baben eincn sroBeren
slnrei5 baDurb als Widnner. llnan=
nebmlidtciten entIteben oft, wcnn
Dt1nner eriparten. oab Srauen pin
d)oloaiidb reagieren tpie Nanner.
W1nner fonnen ni1t einieben, bob
sranen gum geiipicl leid,tcr ourd,
8erauide nbgclenft werOen. als
Ndnner.
Cur iernellen 9teoftion aeboren
90 f0rpcrlihc. ooer pipd,iihe 0cran.
oerunseu. lpie Id)ncller Guls. b6bcrer
gluthruf. Mangcl all Saueritoif,
| Iid)ncacres Mtlnen, cine gerin1ere ssd=
hiafeit sm horen mo 81 ieben. Sciil
Merger iino IA oieier ielbcn pind)i-
Iihen Yerallerungen inpplpiert. sler.
ger fomnlt olio gleid @eidledt minus
ieds.
Gies f0nnte cine grflGrung fir
einige Seyualuerbred)en seben. Dem
perbinocrtc, ieruellc Meattion Der.
nanoelt lid, slt lciht in Mergcr."
Tie 8dlite oGer perbcirateten
1rancn, iagt Gr. ainicp, idlaicn res
! sclmabis nadt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-09-24

@onsoen, StoIic.u ga, Die 9i=
sellncr, nidt oie, ipie lie int r3iseu-
nerbarou" eribeiuen. nein. sic rid=
tieen. uaihehten 3iseuncr, Sic me-
6er bie Eoli;ei Ieioen fonnen, nod,
iiir srobe Observation-Disclosures
et1pas iibrig babcn.
9ieie ribtisen 3ieeuner. Sic ieii
Sabrbunberten bier ieoes Sabr ibren
8eitfonsreB absebaltcn ba6en, iinS
oiesmal libel baran.
GieIeidt licgt es an Sen 3eitlmas
artifeln, in benen bon Sinjen nadter
Sunairauen berid,tet murbe. ppOurd
angeblid, Die olten sslubaottcr BE-
idpid,tiat iperben oIlten. sic Satia.
die beitebt iebeniaas, Oab bicies Mal
5upiel Yoli5eiauiiidt ba lit uno aud
Sllpiele 3uibauer, ,no oie 3igeuuer
lelblt niGt mitmaben ,poaen.
Nns aans europa
,Sriibcr mar cs nic 10. Hienal:
'parcn 10 uiele 3uidaucr ga uno mic.
mails iooiel BoliSei.
1epObnlid famen Sic 9ieeunel
su 9unberten bierber, aus allen Sei.
len bon europa uno ioear aus Ben
rniiiihen aaufaius slt Dem aaiGbr.
lihen Sreiien zines Golfes, Sas fei.
nen eilernen Sorbang fennt uno Of.
ienbar audi belte nod binourd.
ihliipft, ,penn es Mil. :.
Mter in bieiem Sabre tpollen Tic
nibt mitmaden. ste baben Mngit, er.
Hart Der 34idbrige ipaniides 3iaeu'
ner Sole Gampos. Ser NIT ieiner Sn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-09-24
Yersanllnlung

Die ndd)ite EeriammInua nes aO.
piiorn 8oaro oes Decentralization
Aeiettlement Seruicc. Snc., iinoet
INT 1880 l19r aben6s om Dienstag,
Sc,t 90. Sept. III bent Bureau Scr
Some 2oan ano Securities Corpora.
tion 271O 2oarin sfpenue itatt.
Gr. Sans sSoilel, 8or'.,
Gr. ~. u. Shneiocr, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-09-24

Bonn. -, Bunbesprdiihent Sbeo-
ocr Scub lit gum 10000. Iale amt.
lider Yatetonfel," seiu Potentino
gsummer 10000 1T gdrbel, oas 10.
aino ser Gbelrute Seinrid, uno Sli'
na 9orenjcn aus Siioerenoc dui oer
noroirieiiihen Sniel ;s0br. Sn, anT.
traae bes 8unSesprdlioenten bot eer
,ult6noioe Mmtmann ser flelfien
gGrbel Elm @eloeeident in bic 8iese
deIeot.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-09-24
vereinigte Saenger
Won Cleveland

s(m fommcnoW Greitas. SEN 25.
Scptember tim balb 8 l1br a6enos
iinoet in ser Shlueiser Saue, 27tO
8alton Mpe., 0eleeatenperiammlung
itatt. Ga iebr tpidtiae 8eipredunsea
auserieben fins, wdre es Ser Wunidl
bes YrGiioenten ser @ereinieten
SGnser, 2orens aoetb, Sab ale Oes
leeatcn iid am Greitag 3u oieier Ser.
iammll,ng einfinoen.
eoDn Tijtler.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-10-13
Many Fair Activities
Will Be Held Friday
In Charlotte County

The annual Charlotte County
Fair will take place Friday at
Pandolnh Henry High School.
Charlotte Court House Exhibits
Will be on display and activities
underway from 9 a m. to 9 p m.
FLA, FILA and All club live
stock. farm and home exhibits
VIII compete for prizes. Each
school in the county will display
class work and give dramatic or
musical contribution.
Judging OF the girls dress revue
and livestock will be held Friday
morning In the afternoon. there
Will be parade and tournament.
Randolph-Henry High School will
Play Chase City a night football
same A tournament ball will be
held at the country club, also.
All Of the exhibits. except live
stock baked Goods and dress revue
will be Judged Thursday. The
Judging Will be done Thursday in
order for the exhibits to be open
to the public. Friday
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-10-13
Confession Made
For Petty Theft

AS honest as the Gay is long
turned into several years for a
North Carolina woman as far as
the j. j NeWberry Store in Farm
vile is concerned,
Last week. the Farmvi,le store
received a letter from the woman
She sent two dollars and a letter
of explanation.
Several years ago about ChljSt-
mas time. she visited the store
and stole two candle holders. Her
theft bothered her during the
years, until she wrote the Letter
anG sent the money
She wrote that God had for
given her for the theft, but she
felt that she must make the con
tess on to the store and make
financial amends.
The woman signed the letter.
Store officials felt that the
money will more than cover the
cost Of the candle holders. They
also had their faith renewed in
the basic need for honesty in man
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-10-13
X-Rav Clinic Will
Start October 20
Unit Will Spend
10 Days In County

The Prince Edward County
Health Department in coopera-
ION with the County tuberculosis
Association viii conduct X-ray
c'inics IN Prince Edward County.
beginning Oct Der 20 and con-
cinuins through October 30.
Places dates, and hours Of these
clinics will be announced later.
Dr. H F. Jinkins states.
All children over Is years OF
age as we'll as all adults. white
and colored, should have an X-ray
aiken. There will be no charge for
this service Everyone having an
X-rav viii he notified Of the re-
suit, The chest should be X-rayed
yearly
1t is recommended ana urged
that all avail themselves Of the
opportunity Of these clinics and
have a free X-ray CT the chest.
Protect yourself as we'll as your
community from tuberculosis "
The health officer said today.
The control Of tuberculosis de-
Ponds basically upon early dag
noS.s OF the positive case. thereby
!essenine the possibility Of open
eases" wh1 are responsible for the
>pread of the disease Dr. jenkins
points out
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-10-13
Business WOman's
W eek Proclaimed

Whereas the National Bust
ness Women's Week will be cele-
brated throughout the nation be-
ginning October IL and ending
October II. and
Whereas the Farmville BPW
Club. an affiliate of the National
Federation. is contributing much
towards the improvement and
progress Of business. industry. and
civic needs in our community.
Now, therefore, I. w. c. Fitz-
patrick Mayor Of the Town Of
Faymvillc. do hereby proclaim the
week beginning October II and
ending October II. 1853, as Bust
NESS WOMEN'S WEEK in Farm
vile and urge our leaders Of
business and industry TO join in
this observance
Dated this 9Th day Of October,
1858.
Signed; w c. Fitzpatrick
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-10-13
Dahlia King Adopts Holland Princess

They know little something
about dahlia bulbs in Holland.
So figures Harvey Miller, Farm
vile grower. who has Just picked
Holland dahliaS measuring IL
inches across and nearly five feet
tall.
He grew them from bulbs ship
ped to him from the land OF flow
ers and wooden shoes They are
the first foreign-b bulb dahlias Nj.
Miller ever tried. The results con-
vince him Of their strength
beauty and coloring.
He was required to get U. s.
permit in order to request the
bulbs. Then they went through a
rigid inspection at customs in both
Holland and on arrival il the
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-10-13

vorites, and they have time to get
acquainted with each other and
the listening audience, also.
Three amateur disc jockets ap-
peared on Mr. Wilson's program,
last week. Response to the idea
has been 50 favorable that he
hopes to make it a regular feature
Of the program, perhaps two or
three times a week.
For the guest. it Is a wonderful
opportunity to sec what goes into
such a program as the musical
clock - records, commercials,
switches and gadgets of many
kinds, news and lights Pickering
on and off. 1t gives him a chance
to see how radio program looks
from the inside out.
It's not an on the job training
program, but guests will have a
keener understanding and in
sight into q radio program.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-10-13
State President OF Amelia Attends
National Meeting OF County Agents

One Of five official delegates
from Virginia to the National AS
sociatiCn Of County Agricultural
Agents meeting in Philadelphia,
this week, is man from this area
E. l.. Wood, Amelia County Agent.
Mr.. Wood is president Of the Viz
GINA County Agents Association.
one Of the highest honors that
can be paid TO county agent IN
this state.
Mr. Wood and his wife and
daughter, Betty. are attending the
national meeting in Philadelphia.
which is in session Sunday
through Thursday Of this week
Other Official delegates from
the state are A. G Birdsall Of
Gloucester, vice president Of the
state group J B Flora Of Frank
lin county, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of
the state Charles Ellis. Of Camp
bell county. past president: and
George A. Lee, assistant agent in
Lee county.
VPI Graduate
Mr. Wood was elected president
Of the state organization during
the annual extension conference
held IN August at VPI.
A native of MiddleseX county.
Mr.. Wood is a graduate OF VPI
He has done graduate work in en-
tomology and plant pathology He
served as assistant county agent
in South Hampton county before
he came to Amelia Nov IS, 1896
Nj. Woods work in Amelia
county has been recognized in
many ways In 1851 he was
awarded a certificate by the Ma
tional Association Of County AgII-
cultural Agents for distinguished
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-10-13
Amelia County Fair
Will Be In Swing
Friday, Saturday

Amelia County Fair will take its
stand Friday and Saturday OF this
week.
Judging of livestock, farm pro-
ducts, home products and club
exhibits will take place Friday.
Entries must be placed Thursday.
Seventeen classes will make up
the annual Amelia County Horse
Show. which will be held Satur-
day in connection with the fair.
The horse show will begin at IL
a. m.
All events of the fair and horse
show will take place at the fair
grounds in Amelia.
The fair is sponsored annually
by Amelia Livestock Improve
nent association
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-10-13
DR.. Lancaster Balls
Hill Students
After Panlie Raid
Hampden-S ydne '
Student Cous?cil
Considers Action


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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-10-13

service to the county He has
served on two NACAA commit
tees IA Professional Improvement
c mmittee ana National Youth
Committee.
Operation
Accomplishments IN my work
IN Amelia county that have led to
these honors were obtained
through splendid cooperation on
the part Of the farmers IN the
county Mr. Wood said. Each
farmer who has accepted the
teaching methods Of the Virginia
Agricultural Extension service
has helped me IN my work"
Besides his agricultural work.
Mr. Wood has taken part in many
county activities since he arrived
He IS a member of the Amelia
County Ruritan Club, past master
Of The Amelia Masonic Lodge.
steward Of Trinity Methodist
Church, past president OF Anne
liza County P-TA. and past COM
mander OF Amelia Post Of Ameri-
can Legion
10 Committees
As the l953-54 president of the
Virginia County Agents Associa-
zion. Mr. Wood has set up 10
committees to carry on and pro-
mote the groups work He was
also successful IN getting % coun-
ty agents ana assistant county
agents II attend the national
convention in Philadelphia
Mi and Mr. Wood and their
daughter went to Philadelphia,
Thursday, with Mr. and Mrs. l..
e Wilkins. Of Norfolk. Mr..
wilkins Is director o. the south
ern ree.on OF NACAA.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-10-13
Cumberland Crop
Reporters Horored

j, L. Carter and Kent F,lIppen,
Of CUMBERLAND county. were re-
cent guests AT mectino and ban
quet in Richmond, honorina far
mers who have contributed infor-
nation Of local farm conditions
q the Virginia COOPERATIVE Crop
Reporting Service.
The Service is Virginia 5 Official
farm and crop weather rcportine
agency.
Mr.. Garter has rendered this
service for 80 years and Mr. Flip
pen for Is years The banquet
was for those who have contribute
cd information for IS years or
longer
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-10-13
Maurice Large Will
Be On National Forum

Maurice r. Large, Of Farmville,
past president of the Virginia
Building Material Association. and
Martin A. Hassinger, also a VBMA
past president and former NRLDA
director. will he leaders in the
Dealer MANAGEMENT Forum of the
Southeast Building Materials
Show in Atlanta. Oct. 1924.
Lumber and supply dealers from
eight southeastern states will at
tend the show which will be the
largest exhibition Of building ma
terials ever held for dealers in
Dixie The latest products and
service available for light con-
structiton. including handyman
power tools. new plywood and
roofing patterns. and modern
packaged door and window units
will be OF display
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-10-13
Abbitt win Address
Chamber Tonight

CONGRESSMAN Watkins NJ Ab-
bit Will be guest speaker tonight
Monday during The Chamber
Of Commerce dinner meeting,
which begins at Gas
TIE Appomattox LEGISLATOR viii
discuss the import Of national af-
fairs on the local scene.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-10-13
Farmville Council
Obtains Site For
New Fire House
School Bus Repair
Shop Property
Acquired Friday

The property on the east side
OF South street owned by Prince
Edward county. now occupied by
the school bus repair shops, was
acquired by the Town of Farm
vile in a contract on Friday
morning. The property will be US
ed to build a fire house to accom-
modate the town and county fire
equipment, and the balance to be
devoted as an addition to the ad-
Jacent public parking space.
A portion of the property was
part of the land given by the
town in 1872 to the county when
the County Courthouse was NOV
ed here from Worsham. and the
balance of the property involved
was acquired in 1899 from Mrs.
Clara j. Hart. The lot fronts I43
feet on the east side of South
street and adjoins the town pub
lie parking lot.
Inc Town agrees to construct a
building 52X60 feet. which will &C
commodate two municipality own
ed fire trucks and the county fire
truck. The county would have the
privilege to build an addition of
15x65 feet to the building if ne
cessary in the future to house adj
ditional county owned fire appar-
atuS.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-10-13

investment capital needed to fl
anace expansion plans projected
such as generating plants and
transmission lines.
Average Increase
MI. Wilson'S announcement
states that, while upward rate re-
VISIONS viii vary according to use
OF electricity, the average increase
tor residential consumers per
month would be about SIS cents.
Rates for small to medium pow
en- consumers such as shops,
stores, and mill which now vary
IN different sections Of VEPCO's
area will be unified The rate
changes MI Wilson states, will
reduce some consumers, particul-
Continued on page S
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-10-13
New Fire Ladders

The town has a new ladder
pumper on order for delivery in
January. 1865. and it is expected
at that time The building on Main
street Will be renovated and used
as business property.
The portion Of the property &C
Quired not necessary for the fire
station viii be developed into pub
lie parking space at some future
time To accomplish this the re-
mainder Of Crosses Branch must
be covered
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-10-13
To Start Building

Both the town and county fire
equipment will be operated and
serviced by the Farmville Volun-
teer Fire Company
Immediate steps were taken at
a special meeting of the Town
Council Friday toward erection of
the first house building. Wick
Construction Company. the low Of
three bidders, was awarded a con-
tract TO build a box. reinforced
culvert in Crosses Branch 52xl1x
s feet. over which a portion of the
proposed building will be con-
structed The bid was S4620.
The new location permits suffi-
Gent space for housing Of all fire
equipment. and relieves congestion
on Main street where the fire
station is now located 1t vas
pointed out that South street is
easily accessible to Third street.
wide arterial street from which
any point in the town could be
reached with least traffic conges-
ton.
Evening star., 1953-01-21
U. 5. Rests Antitrust Case
AGAINST Du Pont Firm
By the Assoeiafed Press

CHICAGO. Jan. 21.-The Gov
ernment yesterday rested its civil
antitrust case against E. I. du
Pont de Nemours & Co., General
Motors Corp, the United States
Rubber Co. and Du Pont family
members.
The trial was recessed by Fed
eral Judge Walter j. Labuy until
February Is when the defense
will offer its evidence.
At the close of the Govern
ment's presentation. attorneys
for the major defendants i'm
mediately moved to dismiss the
charges. They asked Judge La
buy. who is hearing the case
without a jury. to reserve his
ruling on the dismissal motion
until the defense testimony is
completed.
The defense lawyers contended
the Justice Department has
failed to prove charges of con-
spiracy and monopoly by the
Du Pont firm. More than 1000
letters and other documents were
introduced as evidence by the
Government.
The court set February II for
hearing on dismissal motions.
Evening star., 1953-01-21
Death Zone al Berlin
Nearly Completed
By the Associoted Press

BERLIN, Jan. 21.-Four hun
dred East German farmers fled
last night to West Berlin and
told refugee officials today the
Communist plan for a death
zone" around the city is nearing
reality.
Most of the farmers said they
had been warned that they
would be forcibly evacuated to
the deep interior of the Russian
zone and their lands conf1scated.
The group was largely made
up of men who have been tilling
land near the outskirts of West
Berlin on farms which have
been in their families for gen.
erations.
The so-called death zone prep
arations started several months
ago. Communist police indicated
they intended to seal off an area
kilometer (3s of a mile) deep
on the 70-mile West Berlin bor-
der. To be caught in this area
without specific permission could
mean abrupt death from the
guns of the Soviet-trained bor-
der police.
Evening star., 1953-01-21
Florida Takes Prize
For Float; vPI Band
Rated Best in Parade

Florida's float took top hon.
ors in yesterdays Inaugural
Parade.
It was awarded first prize for
being the best exhibit Of its type.
A gold cup with a brown and
onyx base will be suitably in
scribed and sent to the State
authorities.
The Florida float was in the
form of a galleon. Miss Amer
lea" sat on a throne, surrounded
by papier mache copies Of citrus
fruits. In the bow of the float
was a figure representing Ponce
de Leon, of Fountain Of Youth
fame.
Ohio Is Second.
Second place in the float class
was won by the State of Ohio.
and third place by Idaho.
In the bands class, adult cate
CORY, first place was won by the
Virginia Polytechnic Institute.
Second place went to The Citadel
military college. In the Junior
category. first place was taken
by the Joliet (Ill0 High School
Band, and second place by the
Ponca City (Okla) High School.
The District Civil Air Patrol
took the top honors in the Drum
and Bugle Corps category, while
the Decorah Uowa) Junior Drum
and Bugle Corps was awarded
second place.
Seattle Wins.
The Seattle (Washington) Po-
lice Drill Team received top hon.
ors in the Marching Units class.
In second place was the Penn
sylvania State Police contingent,
and the Virginia Military Insti-
tute came out third.
The judges, named by Edward
r. Carr, parade committee
chairman, sat in a special stand
on Pennsylvania avenue NV,
between Fourteenth and Fiji
teenth streets.