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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-08-08

renoe 3iige bielten, tparnten 2outs
lpre6er Die rImis8ettIer" Dor 8e-
f0ngntsItrnien.
9lber Der 0uneer tut peb, unb tros
aller S6lfanen unb SperrnaBnab,
men oringen nod INNER Saulenoe
ourh Den Giiernen Gorbang, Inn iid
elm fobrltngspafet gu iibern. llnb
Die gon5e freie @elt beiubeIt Die ame-
rltonllhe Silfsaftion, Die natiirlid)
politllder Wotioierung ni6t entbebrt,
aber in eriter 2inie elm @erf Der
Vten'hlidfeit bartlett.
Siele5 SllfsDerf mub nit alien
eeIetllden Otitteln ourfgefiibrt uno,
menn notig, oerl6ngert 1lno pergros
Bert ner0en.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-08-08
0entlhes GntidlGbiannasaeies

Die meltbeuti6e 8unoesrepublif
filbrte am 4fitttpo6 |. 8. ibr piertes
Imtsiabr 81 gnoe.
Die meiiten ser pierbunoertuno-
5nel Observation-Disclosures fubren
nahballle, Inn ii6 auf Die oagemeine
Wabl am 6. September porsuberei.
ten. Ser 8unoesrat, oos Sberbaus,
leBt ltb aus o6tunooreiBig Wtitglie-
bern 5ulammen sic bon Den Re9ie,
rungen Der 2anber ernannt lperben.
Gle abgeorOneten batten ibre Sit.
jungen 5tpar idon Dor einigen $50
den otfl5lea beenoet, troten aber lette
@ode nod einmal i'm &olner Stunt
baus 3ulammen, Inn unerleoigte 8e-
lebe 5u perobi6ieoen. Die Situng
nuroe in aoln abeebalten, lpeil I'M
gunoestagsgebduoe in Bonn l1mbau=
ten orgenommen Deroen.
9m WtittDo6 muroe i'm 8un0estua
nod cine Sorluge 5ur Sablung bon
ungefobr neunbunoert5meiunofiinfsiq
Dtllllonen Collar an mebrere bum
oerttaulen0 Eerionen angenommen,
melItens on Suben, Die bon oen Ga=
5ls Derfolgt uuroen.
Die Sorlaee fir 8ieoersutmad)=
ung an eln5elperlonen lit peridieoen
bon Dem neutrality-suspicious.
oas i'm Dtdr5 angenommen nuroe
uno Donoh 8elt=Geutidlono adt,
bunoert5neiunO5nan5ig Miuionen
Dollar in @aren nod Siroel liefern
miro, Inn baourf Die Soften Ser um=
Teolung Der Suben in Siroel tell
lpeile gu oefen. Die 2eiitungen unter
Otelem abfommen boben bereits be-
qonnen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-08-08

erbolten, falls Die &ommunilten iid)
ni6t bereit erfldren ioaten, aae frem-
BEN Sruppen aus Der Salbinlel gu
riid5nsieben.
Dtit Gbee miro ouh bie Srage Dis
futiert tperoen, tpelde Nationen iif)
an Der politii6en 4onferen5 beteili-
gen peroen. Gunes nimmt an, oab
aud Iot-gbina bertreten iein miro,
iotpie Die iogenannte 8olfsrepublif
bon Horo=&orea.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-08-08

luurue, laulte leBfe gSoGe 0ltrf) Die
bo6geltellten Geiben ber oItoeuti6en
fommuniitiiden SerriGait.
Ser Sentralausi6uB ser Sosiali.
ltilhen @inbeitsportei (Sg0, font
muniltilf) gab betrahtlide GerGn-
oerungen unterbolb ser ;SiibrerIteI=
lungen Der u2rei @roBen" oes Mini=
Iterpraiioenten otto @rotcipobl, oes
Braltoenten 8ilbelm 9ied unb bes
8enerallefret0r @olter ul6rid)t, be-
fannt.
Nus Dem ollm6htigen 9olitbiiro
muroe 81 aQererit Ser iedsig Sabre
alte 8tlbelm 3aiBer entlolien, ser
friiber 10 gefiir6tete Setter Der ST
cberbeitspolt5ei", ben man als oas
8egenltiid BON 9eria besei6nen fam.
&altgeltellt lpuroen ferner: guoolf
SerrnItaot, ser 3eoafteur ser Gurtei-
5eitung ,geeues Geutidlano';; 9lnton
adermann, amtierenoer 9luBenmini=
tier; chi S6miot, Sic 2eiterin ser
5rauenli9a, Die iriiber nit 9ldermonn
perbeiratet mar; Sans Ssenorebfp,
@eDerfl6aftsleiter in Slt=9erlin umo
aub Sorlisenoer Ser Borteiieftion
Sit-gerlin. gnoe Ser 8ofe folgte oie
gntlaiillng BON 9erno @einberger
als vWiniIter fiir oie Groouftion BON
Sransportmitteln uno Son0mirtidoits
li6en Waldinen", uno Die Gntloiluna
BON Mar 6ritld), Stoots iefretir fir
Goble uno Stromenergie.
3aiBer, Serrnltoot, 9ldermonn uno
Jrau S6miot lebten mGbreno ser
Sitler= 3eit unter 8erios S6ub in
Wosfau. sSenorebfp nirb sur 2oit ge=
legt, er babe bel Sem aufitonO on II.
SUM Die 3iigel ieiner 8eperfi6oft
|ni6t in Der Sano gebobt. Ger 9lus=
lbuB branOmarfte au6 oen obgeiet=
ten uno eingelperrten Sllti5ninilter
Dtar Jebner als ~Staotsfeinb", cine
geIbuloigung, oie ibm bo6ltlpabr=
lbeinli6 cine i6nere Strofe eintra=
gen miro. @einberger ml1roe bel6ul=
oigt, cine rSaltung Der &apitulotion"
elngenommen 81 baben, OILS er m1b-
reno Der @trren am II. uuO IS. HSu=
nj pom 3cntralfomitee Ser Eartei
nad Hoitof geifift murbe. Aoalbert
SengIt, Ser @irtlhaitsiefretGr Der
Hartei, Ser 8einberger aui Der Wil=
lton begleitet bate, mar Id)on am ia.
Suli ousgeltoBcn noroen.
Sir 0einberger, ser au6 Sen
Stang zines Generals ser 9lrmee bot
te, tit nod fein Hodfolger ernonnt
poroen. Den Soften Don 6ritlh, ser
Die unralt unter bcn 8rubenarbeitern
ni6t odnpfen fonnte, but HoIi So
l6onfa, Elm rabiater &ommllniIt er=
balten.
unteroeiien bot sic Hote Siloe
.@eniamin) 6edners &obinettpolten
itbernommen unb Itrengc WaBnob=
men gegen Oie 9lnfiibrer ser llnr1ben
I'M SUM geforoert. onItelle ser 8e=
Observation-Disclosures, Die 5ur
gernbigung Der 8epolferung Oienen
lollten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-08-08
Snugerrepultc

Zen rotten 8epaltbabern, >uelhe
Die bungernOen 9eutlfen ser Sit5one
nit miilten Grobuneen ooron perbin-
bern 5u fOnnen glnuben, lth i'm 8e-
item gerllns Ste6esgaben aus 9lme=
rifa 81 bolen bat Oos gefne6tete Golf
Die antport 9egeben.
Muen angeorobten 8efobren gum
Srot ltromtPn tie 5u Saulenoen un0
3ebntuulenOen nud Dem freien Ser
lin, Inn sort sic bon 9lmerifa ermog=
li6ten Gafete NIT S6mols, Webl,
Wtll6 uno 9obnen ab5ubolen. Selbit
aus Srten an ser lhehoIlomafiihen
8ren5e uno an Ser baltil6en &iiIte
paren lie berbeigefommen, 81 SUB,
nit @agen ooer nit ser giIenbabn,
Inn Bafete 81 erbulhen. Ienn tie no=
rem bungrig unb mebrten iif eegen
Die iomietii6en 9iieen, ooB es lin ser
Slt5one genug 9tabrung fiir one"
gdbe.
IS bat iib erpieien, baB Sic &onl=
muniiten Oie bungernben Geuti6en
Slt=gerlins uno Ser SItsone enttpeoer
ntht bonn Sungertooe retten poaen
ODER es niht fonnen.
Die am II. Sum- begonnene 6eut=
lhe grbebung gegen oos fommuniIti=
lde Gegime bat einen neuen !Sobe-
punft errei6t, ser boS 9fegime Ser
SoDiet= Gone 5l raOifalen 8egenmaBz
nabmen ge5tpungne bat, Sic iid, ipie
Die eco, Die &ommltniltiihe 9artei
ertldrt, gegen Die .pon Amerifo pro-
tegierte" ltntergrllno- genegung in
alien oitoeutiden StGoten ridten, de
tdcto aber MIR ein neuer Gerlu6 lein
ourtten Die 0robenoe Hepolution nit
neuem Serror nieoer5ulperien
9ie Serlorgung ser SIt5one nit
ytabrungsmitteln pom @elten fer lit
in pollem Sang. 9unoesfan5ler sloen=
auer bat NIT einem 9rief an Grdii.
bent gilenbolper oie So6e ins Goaen
gebra6t. Ser 9rGlioent iolgte nit
Ieinem slneebot, ooS bon Wosfou uno
leinen oItoeuti6en $5anolungern
l6roff abgelebnt tpuroe. Seit porlet-
ten Wontag liefern sic 9lmerifaner
ytabrrngsmittel Ben @eit- Ieuti6en
5llr @eiterbeforoerung an sic Dit
Selltiben. Die Gel1tihen bobcn auf
oie in @eit-gerlin olfgebGuiten Gor-
rdte 5l1riidgegriffen uno lie 5l1r Ser
tellllng benuBt. slus slmerifa lino crit
etna fiinf5ig Sonnen in Berlin ein=
getroffen, aber Suuienbe bon Sonnen
Itno unterDeg5, gum Sell in SSlug5elt-
gen. Sic Geuti6en baben iiebenbun=
oertfiinfunoiieb5ig Sonnen perteilt,
oie lie aus ibren 9ogerb1liern ent=
nommen ba6en, rnb bieie GorrGte
peroen our6 amerifaniidc Sieferun-
gen erlebt.
Die gauge @ode binOurf) boben
t1glicb ourbl6nittlif 100000 Dit
Geutife Ser rotten Soli5ci Srob ee=
boten uno iih an fiinf5ig Stellen in
&eit=9erlin eingefunoen, no lie freie
9tobrungsmittel erbielten.
Gerbaftungen, 9eiflagnobmungen.
Grobungen uno Gropagonoa fonnten
OieIe 9eute ni6t abIhreden.
Die &ommuniiten iino tpiiteno. S5n
ser oltoeuti6en vGolfsfan1mer" BE-
5eidnete Eremier otto 8rotepobl bas
amerifoniife Notbilfe= =Gngebot ols
reine Gerleumoung bes oeutihen SOL
fes", Sic Gerteilung in @eIt=9erlin
als ueine amerifaniibe 8ropofation"
Sn oen 9abn5iigen ipuroen bie
2eute, oie aus @elt=gerlin famen,
BON Ser Soli5ei perbort, uno ieIbIt
alten 5rauen, ainOern unb Snpaliben
murben 8afete obgenommen. Iud
muroen ibre Namen aufsei6rieben
unb Sen 8arteifunftionGren un6 Ser
Siberbeitspoli3ei iibergeben, Die nun
gergeltung iiben fonnen. Sn ben
gabnb0ferl in oenen nod Berlin fob
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-08-08
Sd),uenfung in Der uitbcutiden
Eolittf

Die in Olt=GeutIhlono berri6 i6enOe
&ommllniltiif)e Eartei lieB ouf ibre
Gerlpre6ungen, oaB before 2ebensz
oerbaltniile fiir Die aufltanOil6en
Miaionen Ser ruiiilhen ;3one gei6of=
fen lueroen iollen, Die trpbige grflG=
rlng folgen, oaB ibre ollgemeine 81
ME ri6tig iei.
Ger uHeue &urs" Ser Gortei mur=
De in ibrer offi5iellen 3eitllng ,Neues
Geutiblano' befonntgegeben. Srot
Der bonn Communication 3entralous=
lbuB 5ugege6enen 6ebler I'M 3nlam=
menbang NIT ser gmp0rlng I'M Suni
gegen oie fommuniitii6e Serrid)aft
in Ser ruiiiid=beietten Slt5one bebar-
rem Die &ommuniiten bel ibrer 1lr=
lpriingliden 8ebouptllna oob oie az
gemeine Barteilinie rid1tig geDeien ei
uno auh ricbtig bleihe.
Die Bartei batte eineeItonoen, SOB
lie perlubt bat, Die So5ialiiierung in
SltzSeutlblano 81 1hneu our65ufub
rem. Iber bie &on1mlmiiten beIteben
iest oarauf, es lei ridtig geneien,
0eutI6lanb auf Ben @ee gum 80
5lalismus" 81 fiibren l1nO oerurteilt
Die upanifartige &apitltlation" Dor
ben 6oroerungen ser aufltGnoiiden
bonn II. SUM.
0urb Die SGuberungsaftion i'm
Berein NIT ser Gartei=grfldrl1ng lit
Die Wea6t oes ItellpertretenOen Wfiniz
lterpraiioenten @alter lllbrid)t iiber
Die Bartei=Srganiiation peritarft
moroen, uno 3ipar trot Der Satiadbe,
bob er Die Saupttriebieber bel oenl
getDaltlameu So5ialilierungsplan
mar, burd Sen oie slrbeiter gum
Mnfltano getrieben murben.
nlbriht puroe tpieoer gum Gene
|rallefretdr ernannt, rnb @rotetpobl
nno Bied bleiben 8oriibenoe Ser Gar-
tel. ~It@ - A.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-08-08
Noenaners SoTnung

9lnf elmer Seriammlung BON 2OO,>
600 Oeutl6en 5liiftlingen aus S6les
lien gab &an5ler &onrao @benauer
Die Grtlarung ab, er iei felt ooopn
iiber3eugt, oaB tie aIIe zines Cages
Dieoer in ibre alte Seimat 5uriiffeb-
rem mitroen, uno ipielte oanlit auf
oas 8eblet an, oas na6 Dem &riege
bon Solen bei6laenabmt 1puroe.
2ie Geutiden piini6ten feinen
&rieg, fiibrte Ser &an5ler aus, uno
miiBten lif nit Iusoauer uno @e-
oulo oarauf nitelIen oaB ibren
Seimotlano oie menldli6en uno no.
tiirliden &e6te mieoer 5uriiderItat=
tet milroen gr perionli6 iei ii6er,
oaB nit Dem europdil6en ,3ulam=
menldluB audi fiir lie Ser Gag ser
Giidfebr in oie Seimat fonmen nerz
De.
Giele S6lelter naren 81 ibrer Sab
resoerlammlung in ibrer 2anoestra6t
erIfienen uno Ioenauer prizes lie oa=
fir, Oab lie bie Sitten ibrer Seimat
bepabrten.
slnoere Hebner oerurteilten in
lfurfen Worten Sic llnn1enI6li6e
Gertreibung ser gepolferltng aus oen
8ebleten ienleits ser Soer-feiBe-2iz
ME, lpo Die Eolen uno Guiien iid) feIt=
gelebt baben. Gin 6lii6tlingsiiibrer
bebauptete, bel oieier Sertreibung aus
Ser Seimat ieien 100000 Sdleiier
5ugrunoe geeongen, uno orei 1l1b Elm
Sicrtel DtiIlionen botten in oem 10
l6on iiberpolferten perfleinerten
GeltihlanO nel1 angelieoelt lueroen
miiien.
Sn Gortmuno begann Aoenauer
am glei6cn Gage BEN @ablfonpf ser
GbrtItlid- Semofratiidben Yartei nm
Oen slltstrog am 6. September. CT
griff Oie lo5ialOemofrotilhe Sppolt<
tlon oesDegen an neil lie Ben 9rief
geriigt bate, in Sem Grdiioent giien=
bonner ibm bic 9eteiligung GeutidJ-
lambs an Ser gS@ (gurop6ilde Ser
teiolgungs- s-@emeinihaf) oringeno
ans Ser5 gelegt bate.
Ibenauer mics oie l1nteritellnngen
Der So5ialoemofraten 5uriid unb iogs
te, cine Oerartiee grflGrung geeen Sen
Er1libenten zines 2anoes, bas
Seltid)lanb belfen lpolle, iei pollitdn.
big unbegreiflid).
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-08-08
@nHiihe 8eite in @ien

Die Nuiien eaben am 9onnerstag
in 8ien befannt, oaB Tie bonn 1. Mu-
quit an ibre eigenen 8eiatunesfoIten
(Sortiebung auf g 81
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-08-08
1Hnd1rttflt1alt

oer in einem 8riefe on Soiiab Guin-
cD eittmal lhrieb: o@s bot niernals
einen guten &rieg ooer einen ihleh-
ten Jrieoen gegeben!"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-08-08
nSdubernns" in Der pitbentidjem
Satrapie

Sic fommuniitiIhe Genie, bon Ser
2aprenti Beria in Wosfau abgemdbt
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-05-15
Mothers Day Guests

Mr. and Mrs. William Driskill
and children and MIS- Mabel
Fowler. al Of Richmond were
with then mother. Mrs r L..
Dri@kiIl. for Mothers Day.
MI. and MIS-. Johnnie Pankey
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-05-15
U. S. Airmen Crosh
British Air Show

FARNBOROUGH, Eng. - The
Y S. air force recently confessed
that American Sabre jet fighters
gatecrashed supposedly all Brit
ISL air show Of fancy flying and
displayed some fancy flying them.
selves, although endangcring all
the other participants in the show
by their unschedulcd antics.
Ten F-86 Sabres, used in Britain
only by United States and Cana
dian fliers. stunted over the show
thrilling spectators but spreading
CONSERVATION among British au-
thorities
United States Air Force head
quarters at South Ruislip admitted
Americans were guilty Of the prank
and said disciplinary action was
being taken.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-05-15
Female c obbie Asks
For Riqht to Drive

ELIZABETH, MA female
cabbie who likes to work the
midnight to 8 a m. Shift is fight
ing in court here 10 preserve
her right TO drive cab at night
She is the city'S only fun time
female cab driver. Opposition 10
her work shift is based upon
fear that at late hours. she is
more likely to be molcsted.
Nine companies Without fe
male drivers are attempting to
have legislation passed to pre-
vent Mrs Shirley Da Costa from
driving cab after 6 p. N. and
Mrs. Da Costa is wagng a one
woman war against the pro
posal
The 25-year-old mother Of
three children plans TO 90 before
the board Of works TO defend
her rights. She has engaged
lawyer to assist her. She is de
termined to maintain her noe
turnal schedule because that is
the best earning period Her
shift is from midnight to a m.
Driving eight years, Mrs. Da
Costa claims she never has had
an accident And. she adds. she
is expert at changing flat tires.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-05-15
Abilene

We are glad to report that E.
w Drisklll. who has been very
SEX, IS better His niece Miss
Pearle DrlskIn is with him
Mr. and Mrs jimmie Mills we're
dinner guests on Sunday of her
mother Mrs. r r Currin,
MI and Mrs. Thomas Chappell
and sen visited his mother. Mrs.
T. O Chappeu. Saturday night,
Mrs. Thomas Slayton and daugh-
ter Barbara Jean, visited Nj. and
MIS- Jimmie Mills. Sunday after
noon
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-05-15
Woysham Neus
Rev. Mr.. Hasaman, of Reese, NC, Now
Conducting Revival at Baptist Church

A revival meeting started this
week May TO- at Worsham Bap-
tist Church. This service is being
conducted by the Rev, Lawrence
Hagaman. Of Reese N. c. 1t Will
continue throughout the week and
possibly into next week
Mrs C L, Irving and Mrs. 7 S.
BaSkervill attended a meeting Of
District three of the Virginia
Federation Of Home Demonstra-
ton Clubs, held in Danvllle On
Thursday Mrs Irving was elected
secretary of this group
As Society Meeting
Miss Mary ana r w Dupuy
spent two days at Natural Bridge
last week They attended at meet
ing OF the Huguenot Society
HoWson Cole, of Richmond. was
a week end guest in the Dupuy
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-05-15
Ding Dong Daddy Is
Charged by Wife
No. Is With Biuomy

LOS ANGELES-Wife No. Is of
the Ding Dong Daddy of the ID"
Line, Francis H. Van Vie. &c, has
charged her husband with bigamy.
Mrs. Martha Moyle Van VIE
signed a complaint that she mar
RED the former San Francisco mo-
torman unaware Of his Is previous
marriages.
The complaint accuses the roly-
poly motorman Of marrying Mar
tina in Yuma in 1851. then clipping
two months ago with wife No. II,
Mrs. Amelia Pritchard Van Vie, 73
Mrs. Martha Van Vie agreed to
testify as witness if the district
attorney issued bigamy com
plant. She made her promise
few hours before a warrant was
signed against Van Vie.
She told Walter Sullivan. district
attorneys investigator, that she
met Van Vie early in 1851 at
social gathering here and he pro-
posed marriage, limiting that he
was wealthy and would take her
off the old age pension rolls. Mrs.
Van Vie said they separated after
two weeks, were reconciled for a
few weeks longer and finally sep
arated four months after their
marriage.
Mrs. Van Vie filed suit for di-
vorce in Long Beach and few
days later learned of Van Wie's
marital record as the Ding Dong
Daddy Of the d Line" in San Fran
cisco back in 1945
Mrs. Pritchard left Van Vie
when she also learned of her hus-
and's past fame as marrying
motorman. At the time she left
him. Van Vie was uncertain
whether he ever had been divorced
from wife No. a. Mrs. Mary Able
of Oakland, but promised the dis
trlct attorney he would surrender
if bigamy complaint were issued.
Van Vie then accepted an offer
to make theater appearance in
Oakland. Informed that Mrs. Mar
tina Van Vie insisted she was his
10th wife, he declined comment.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-05-15

were Sunday guests of his mother,
Mrs. Cora pankey.
MI and Mrs. Willard Robertson
and Bonnie and Mickey Nelson. all
O. Victoria, spent the week end
with Mr.. and Mrs Hunter Nelson
and family. Mr. and Mrs. Clay
Nelson visited there ION Sunday.
Mrs. Geneva McAbee spent last
week with her parents, Mr., and
Mrs V, S. Bagby.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. S. Bagby went
to Richmond. Friday.
Among The Visitors
Lewis Daniel and Miss Edith
Daniel were week end visitors of
their mother Mrs j. NJ. Daniel.
Mr.. and Mrs Jamie Bowman
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Everett Driskill and daughter, and
MIR. and Mrs Gregory Nelson and
daughter visited their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. F.. G. Driskill, on Sunday.
Miss Mabel Driskill, of Farm
vile. spent the week end with
her father, Nj w Davis
Eddie McAbee is home from the
hospital after having an opera
ton on his foot He is doing nice
ly
NJ. w Davis and Miss Mabel
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-05-15

Davis motored to Richmond Tues
day and stayed until Wednesday
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Didlake
and daughter. Kathy
Grange Shower
The Grange will have kitchen
shower Saturday night, May Is,
at o'clock at the Grange Hall
Mr. and Mrs Wilbur Fowler and
family were Sunday guests to Mr.,
and Mrs. w A. Gryder
Mr., and Mrs, M. O, Chappell
and children spent Sunday with
Mrs. Chappell's mother, Mrs r
H Webb, in Richmond. They also
visited Mrs w. b Chappell and
Mrs. E E Gee, aunts Of Mr.
Chappell Mrs. T o. Chappell ac-
companied them and spent the
day with Mrs. E E. Gee All en-
joyed pleasant day.
Sunday nights visitors of MI
and Mrs. Thomas Slayton were
Mr. and Mrs Jimmie Mills.
Farmers are watering n c
planting tobacco Some have beer
hit by blue mold.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-05-15
Fokir's Fust Sturves
IS Snakes to Death

PALERMO, Burmah the
Fakir was hauled out of a glass
coffin in tavern here after he
was said to have boosted the world
fasting record to II days three
hours and three minutes. Forty
FIVE Moroccan asps and a python
that had kept him company were
hauled out dead from starvation.
Burmah had dropped from $50
pounds to l08 pounds, his manager
said. His only nourishment during
his fast was little salt water each
day.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-05-15
current staIemated basis.

current Stalemated basis.
High defense Officials. reporting
this. said it would help save
around So 4o0,000000 in the fiscal
year starting July l. Further con-
tributlng TO this SAVING would be
a reduction in military equipment
deemed essential for immediate
acquisition under President Fiisen-
ho"ers policy of planning for an
indefinite cold war term
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-05-15
SEEN MILITARY MANPOWER
CUT If PEACE COMES

The Pentagon plans to cut mill
tary manpoWer by around 100000
If the Korean War ends. A reduc-
ton OF about 1870 600 will be made
I The conflict co.t.:Ies o. It's
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-05-15

Miss Ann Leigh Southall was
one Of the high school students
that toured Williamsburg, James
town and Yorktown, on Saturday
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-05-15

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Cher
nault and Johnny visited Mr.. and
Mrs. B NJ McCourt on Sunday IN
Buckingham
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-05-15

Nearly 10000 persons were in
iured in week end traffic acct
dents last year
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-22
|Mundt Agrees to Forego Pipe
While McC orthy1s Cigars Last

In the sanctum of his own Of
fee. Senator Mundt. Republican,
of South Dakota, yesterday calm
~ pulled away at his favorite
briar and said that. in the inter-
est of amity, he would bow to a
Senate subcommittee edict
against his pipe-smoking during
hearings.
That is, Senator Mundt said he
would submit as long as his
friendly colleague, Senator Nc
Carthy. Republican. of Wiscon-
sin. continued to supply him with
f1rst-rate cigars.
IF he cuts of that supply, +"
threatened Senator Mundt. "I'll
go back to my pipe"
Just to be on the safe side,
the South Dakotan said he would
carry his pipe into subcommittee
sessions in case he had to assert
his rights as q Senator-and q
pipe smoker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-22

"I'm willing to waive those
privileges" he added, "as long
as Senator Mccarthy keeps the
cigars coming. After all, that's
saving me quite a bit on smok-
ing"
The edict against Senator
Mundt'S pipe came to light last
week when Senator Mccarthy in
terrupted public hearing of the
Senate Investigations subcom-
mittee to send an aide to his
Office for a box Of fine cigars.
Senator Mccarthy, who doesn't
smoke. explained that he was
taking the step in self-defense.
Senator Mundt. with his pipe,
usually sits right beside him.
Senator Mundt began smoking
pipe the day he entered Car
Teton College at Northfield,
Mimi, back in 1919. He smokes
a cigar occasionally and figures
on smoking quite a few more If
the present arrangement con-
tinueS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-22
Adult Handicrait Classes
Offered in MONTGOMERY

The Montgomery County Board
of Education has announced or
ganization Of two new adult
classes in textile painting and
art metalcraft or woodwork.
The classes will be organized
tomorrow and Wednesday at
KenSington Junior High School
from z to 10 pm.
Registrations for art metal
craft or woodwork should be
made tomorrow, and those for
textile painting are set for We'd
nesday.
Persons Is years Of age or older
who are not regularly enrolled
in q day school will be accepted.
There is a registration fee Of
IS for the term, according to
william C. ,Feddeman, supervisor
Of adult education.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-22
Charlottesville Official
To Explain Tax Policies
Special Dispatch TO The Star

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Feb.
21.-Residents of the Charlottes-
vile magisterial district will get
information on Albemarle
County tax policies at 7:30 pm.
Monday at a meeting in the
county building.
John w. Williams, Charlottes-
vile district supervisor, will be
on hand to answer questions.
The supervisors recent action
in raising personal property as
sessments has caused a storm
OF protest. The higher tax will
bring in an extra $4,000 a year,
according to an estimate by Dan
Robinson, director of finance.