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The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-03-12

Little Flower Church
Sunday Masses
7:3O-C. B. Boarding School.
900 and l0:30-Browning.
Weekday Masses
7:30-Browning.
Rev. FIR. 4. NJ. d Gillen.
CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST
OF LA1TER.OAY SAINTS
Sunday school 1890 am.
Cut Bank Boarding School.
WANTED TO BUY - so head of
Hereford brood cows John p.
Sharp. Browning. 3 site
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-03-12
NEW HAMPSHIRE RED started

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Evening star., 1954-11-29

These dolls were owned by .
Roman child who lived about
1900 years ago.
Sometimes there were benches
and couches as well.
j Most Of the furniture was made
otwood. Wealthy families. how
Evening star., 1954-11-29
BY Romon coffmon

ever, had marble, iron and
bronze furniture.
The chairs and couches were
covered. at times, with pillows.
Inside the framework of many
beds we're mattresses filed with
straw. feathers or wool.
@. Did children In Rome have
playthings?
A. Yes. they rolled hoops,
played with jackstones and
caught balls which were tossed
from one to another. The balls
were crude, as compared with
those Of the present age.
@. Did Roman girls have toy
dolls?
A. Some Of them did. Among
the Roman dolls which have been
found are several with movable
arms and legs.
@. What other pastimes were
followed by the Romans?
4 A. Swimming was o popular
sport. also running and jumping,
Some Romans went fishing;
Evening star., 1954-11-29
AWord to the Wise 3, Mrs. t'o't Cobb,
Fronk Beck

lashed out at those "demagogues
who parrot insinuations for po-
litical purposes.
S. His manner was friendly
and his words seemed honest.
but I found out later that his
intent was questionable, il not
highly deplorible.
6. She was an agreeable person
with a fine sense Of hunnor and
a sympathetic understanding Of
humanity.
7. We were walking along the
path, scanning the trees for
SQUIRRELS when q man darted
from the underbrush and siezed
Johns gun.
Answers: In the above SEN
tences these words were mis-
spelled: multitude, personally,
languish, appeasement, deplor--
able, agreeable, seize. Y.
distributed by McNaught Syndicate lnc.'
Evening star., 1954-11-29

Here's another Of our popular
spelling tests. Each of the fol-
lowing sentences has one mis-
spelled word. Find them. If you
can.
/. The workmen hoisted the
canvas, inserted the pins and
labored literally like men OBJ
sessed to keep the wind from
upsetting the tent upon a
multatude Of onlookers.
2. The Governor said he, per-
sonilly, had no desire to inter-
fere with the legislative enact
ment. despite his campaign
pledges to the contrary. S
8. Her chief concern was that
Tom would linger too long in the
tropics and languesh away his
youth on foolish enterprises.
4. He bitterly denied that his
policy had been one of apease-
ment and at the same time he
Evening star., 1954-11-29
Uncle Roy S Corner

A motion picture about an
cient Rome has been popular
this year. Taking up the life of
julius Caesar. the picture makes
ancient times seem more real to
modern people.
This week ! plan to answer
various questions about the
Romans of long ago.
@. When was the city OF Rome
founded?
A. The early history Of Rome
has been lost in legend. and the
exact date cannot be given. It
is likely. however, that Rome Is
at least I, 100 years old.
Q. Is Rome the oldest city In
the world?
A. No, there are several older
cities. One of these Is Damascus.
In the Old Testament of the
Bible, we read about Damascus
existing during the time Of
Abraham.
Evening star., 1954-11-29

@. What kinds Of
the Romans have?

A. In a Roman home there
were tables, chairs and beds.
Evening star., 1954-11-29


When second hand does over
call. you are no longer obligated
to give partner another chance"
by bidding on skimpy values.
Any bid you make is q free bid
and partner will rightly expect
more from you than If you had
bid over aesecond -hand pass.
If a free bid In your own suit
must be at the two level, you
should have an average hand in
high cards, provided partner can
rebid his suit at the two level.
But If your bid will force part
ner to the three level just to
make a simple rebid of his suit,
then you should have the equal
Of an opening bid in your own
hand. When your problem is
complicated by holding a single
ton in partners suit, you had
better have a really strong hand.
Mr.. Meek's situation today falls
into the last category. He cor
rectly decided to pass and his
singleton club had a lot to do
with his decision.
If he had bid two hearts, con-
slider the problem Mr.. Abel would
have been faced with. He had
opened the bidding first-hand
and thus was obligated to bid
again.
Would he have bid three clubs
on his trashy suit or two no.
trump on his minimum honor
holding? In either case the re-
suit would not have been good.
Against normal defense. three
no-trump would have been down
three or four tricks for a thump-
ing set. Three clubs or three
hearts would have been very
little better.
But playing against the one
spade contract, Mr.. Meek opened
his lone club and was able to ruff
two clubs later. Mr.. Champion
was held to seven tricks. The 30
points he entered on his score
was much less than the score he
would have enjoyed If Mr.. Meek
had entered the bidding.
Copyright. 1854. General Features Corp.)
Evening star., 1954-11-29
Our Presidents
By Honore NJ. Cotudol

Yesterday was the an
niversary Of the death Of q
famous American author. who
wrote q five-volume life Of
George Washington and was
appointed American Minister
to Spain in 1842 by President
Tyler. Who?
"A future President said
of another President. ITO add
brightness to the sun or glory
to the name Of -------a Is,
alike impossible" Who were,
these two Presidents?
3-Of our last i've Presi-
dents. only one had no middle
name. Which President?
tAnswers ON Next Page.)
Evening star., 1954-11-29

flshhooks are among the objects
found in the buried city of
Pompeii. When Roman hunters
were out to spear wild boars. they
usually took hunting dogs along.
Evening star., 1954-11-29
Famous Fables
By {. {. Edgar

INCENTIVE - Humorist
Ring Lardner was playing
golf one afternoon with a
friend who was a novice.
The latter hit the ball into
a sand trap. In the trap
there were three laborers,
digging disinterestedly with
their shovels.
The humorist's companion
jumped in beside them, club
in hand. He swung Justify,
time and again, but did not
once hit the ball.. Lardner.
standing at the edge of the
trap, watched the man send
the sand flying furiously in
all directions. Then he no.
ticed the laborers, gingerly
picking up a few granules
with their shovels. L
Come. come" " he chided,
pointing at the hole his
friend had dug. you fellows
can do better than that!"
PACIFIER - Some years
ago, pianist = compose er
George Antheil went on a
concert tour of Europe. An
theil, whose futuristic music
was not designed to soothe
the savage breast, played
mostly his own compositions.
Often the concerts broke up
in a riot, instigated by hot
headed critics Of his contro-
verSial music.
In Budapest. Antheil de-
cided to put a stop to these
demonstrations. After seat
ing himself at the piano, he
faced the crowd and waited
for silence. Then, taking a
80 automatic from his
pocket, placed 1t on the
piano. That night there
were no misses.
Evening star., 1954-11-29
Contract Bridge
Ry Ensley RInckWood


In recent columns we have been
discussing what to do when part
ner opens the bidding and second
hand overcalls. Mr.. Meek'S de-
cision to pass In that situation
in today's deal may seem little
short of sensational to many
players. Actually it was q sound
decision and deservedly brought
the North-South pair q fine
result.
North dealer.
North South vulnerable.
NORTH
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Ansuer Il YnIpLANE.
Ancient Sword Found

Walter Newsome, IL, has found
an glo-Saxon sword In Eng,
lands River Witham. =
Evening star., 1954-11-29
Word Come
Find 10 or more words In
s C A Rv e s,

= " n N y D.
meaning, "cravats with broad
falling ends" Average is II;
time limit, 20 minutes.
Rules Of the same--1. Words mus. be
Of four or more letters. 2. Words which
acquire four letters By the addition Of
S." such as bats, cats" are not
used. 3. Only one form Of word Is
used. 4. Proper names sre not used.
Answer TO vOLPLAnE.
vale, yane, veal. yenal. open. opal. even.
oval. lane. lave, lapel, lean, leap. leai.
loan. love, lope, lone, pale, panel. pane,
pave, pail. peon, peal. pean. penal. plea.
plane, plan, pole. pollen. poll. pone,
alone, nape, nave. navel. neap, novel.
Evening star., 1954-09-05

SHIRLEY HWY.-3-bedrm, brick
rambler, air-cond.; carport, rear
screened porch, separate din. rm.,
huge wooded .lotrJ Only, S16.95O.
STEFFEY, JE. 4-3447. %
1915 s. BUCHANAN ST., near Penta-
gon-Price much reduced. 1-year-
old brick; bedrooms. Low cash.
4hee loan, payable SIT mo-. inciud-
!, ing taxes and insurance. JA. 2-4416.
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HOUSES sALE-vA. tcons.l

BELLEVUE FOREST-Open by owner.
1-dark. Lge brick rambler: 3 twin
kit. 15x30-ft. rec. rm. with frepl. |:
garage; patio. Excel. terms. $1,000
down. No agents. 3e5s @ N. Oakland
COLUMBIA PINES-First time of
fered; huge brick-and-masonry s.
bedrm. rambler In Northern Viz
ginia's finest home community. Lge.
secluded front patio. 25xl4 hy. rm.
wLfirepl. wall paneled in Philippinae ae
sheltered rear patio, 8 giant-sized
bedrms., 2 baths q with stall
shower, dream kit. screened porch,
att. garage, u bsmt., l3-acre corner
lot with beautiful landscaping; 20
SasS Bridse. p Price, sss $3s.e6o. Moderate
trust avail. BY OWNER. Positively
no agents. Call JE. 4-56s6 or JE.
ctLMokE-BAnEy's fiIdiS CROSS RDs.-
3-bedrm. brick rambler: SIS. 500: a
remarkable value. VA approved. Call
Mrs. Smiley. IA. 2-2542 or JA.- 2
FAIRFAX COUNTY. West BTiar
Country Club section. 10 miles. from
room overlooking swimming pool
and stream: 5 acres: $4,000. JOHN
HENRY SCHULTZ, Broker, DU.
FAIRFAx-s1o.5oo-a bedrms.. tile
bath. equip. kit. with pull-down
table; storm windows; immaculate
condition; city water and sewer.
Large lot: quiet neighborhood. Nr.
new Westmore school. No agents.
ia. 2-5959.
FAIRFAX = CT approved: S17,325.
By owner, moving out of state.
$4,000 invested in home. VIII sell
for Gil approval. Have mortgage of
4Aes with FHA which can be as
sumed by purchaser. 3 bedrms, 2
baths, full dry bsmt., many extras;
also some furniture at bargain.
House l "a yrs. old. Brand-new condi-
ton; corner lot with additional lot
Dishwasher and garbage disposal. all
elec. Westinghouse kit. 100 Byrd.
DIR. Warrenwood. Fairfax, Va. -5
FAIRFAX-2 acres with stream; 2
bedrm. bungalow, pine panelled liv.
rm. with firepl.; step-down din.
area; hot-air heat; fenced lawn;
fenced pasture for pony, chickens,
ETC.; "a mi. from town of Fairfax.
Sl1,950; Crescent 3-0631 and Cres-
FAIRFAX REALTY co. now located
at 204 Payne st. across from Fair
fax Court House. Loans and instlr-
ance available Open SUNDAYS and
Evening star., 1954-09-05
SPLIT-LEVEL
BRICK RAMBLERS

New. 2, 3 and 4 bedroom homes in
cool LIVINGSTON Oaks (Oxon Hill
Area) designed and built to save
steps and make housekeeping easy.
Unique cedar paneled fireplace. Spa
cious rooms. large complete kitchen,
la baths. Lots with 100-ft. 'front.'
age ana fine old trees. Churches,
schools, shopping and bus nearby.
A convenient location for NRL.
Boiling and Andrews Fields. Prices
start at S16,50O. FHA or conven-
tional financing, trades considered.
OPEN SUN. AND MON.
Directions to property: Out S. Capt.
tol st. to D. c. line, follow Indian
Head Highway, "a mi. to Oxon Hill
sign, left on LIVINGSTON rd., Ia mi.
to Book rd.. left on Book to 5G59
1887 or 10. 7-9122 until 9 pm.
JIM BRITT
Evening star., 1954-09-05
AI.ExANnRIA

ALEXANDRIA,
OPEN l TILL DARK
FENCED DREAM HOUSE"
TALL TREES PLUS "a ACRE q
LOVE IN BLOOMt--You,ll GOO
GOO and GA GA when you see this
2BEDROOM DANDY with fireplace
in the charming living room and
one for outdoor living.
RED HOT-$12,500!!
DIRECTIONS: Through Alexandria
down hwy. No. / beyond Penn Daw
Hotel 2 blocks below THE NIGHT
INGALE CLUB" to Woodlawn Trail.
left tn No. lilo.
CANNEY REAL ESTATE, INC.
EXCLUSIVE AGENT
1880 Wilson Blvd. ia. 5-6161
Evening star., 1954-09-05
HoUsEs FOR SALIVA.
ALEXANDRIA
LOW DOWN PAYMENT

0n this economical 2-bedrm. corner
brick row house In the Del Ray
section: Excel; for the Potomac
room and full bsmt.; also lge. fenced
lot. many inviting features; priced
at S12, 900. Terms to suit the
purchaser. Call Overlook 3-2675
Colonial Investment Co.
Evening star., 1954-09-05
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

Im. ssp din hIkE r. SsSt 1sar%i With " Y
Vacant. Immed. poss.. GI approved.
$4,000. Vet. needs only 49s cash
down payment. SIS per pays all.
MILKEY REALTY. ia. 7-0260 or
IA. 7-0290.
RAMBLER-e rooms.
2 baths, Sl9,450. II contempo-
theS tSe last inVsn word i'm IN styling. M decor,
workmanship and materials in
this lovely all-brick center-hall ram
bier. FULL, REALLY DAYLIGHT
WALKOUT BSMT. Planned for 4th
bedrm., 3rd bath. rec. rm.. hrepl.,
many other extras and innovations!
further details by calling KEITH D..
BRuMBACK. ia. 2-3537. ia. g.
1878.
1904 ELLISON ST., Falls Church
Cape Cod GI $4,000. By owner.
for less. JE. 2-7515.
ONLY $5I PER MO-, with no money
down to qualified Gil: 3-bedrm. ram.
bier, liv. rm. with din. el, equipped
kit. Conv. located in Falls Church:
GI appraised at 81 500. ARFA1
REALTY, JE. 4-4900.
SUBURBS OF FAIRFAX-5 rms. and
Datni YedT-arOuHO porch, CiLy Whtct =
Stream on property, with enough
ground for q springfield pool. GI
approved at $4,000. Terms; open.
FAIRFAX REALTY. Crescent 3-2407.
Village. 3175 Key blvd.
Gracious, Groom, custom-built brick
home, on lovely handicapped corner
lot. Center hall, sep. din. rm. 22Ha-
it. master bedrm., spacious side
screened porch, recr. rm. with firepl.,
att garage. A really charming
homei Owner transferred, so priced
to sell today. ALLO REALTY, ia.
7-950S, ia. 2-6893.
OPEN 2-6; 1904 N. George Mason dr.
Only S13,g50; this pick-and-span.
2-bedrm. brick Colonial, on neat
and trim Handicapped lot. In N. Arl.; !;
only Is min. downtown. in very
good neighborhood. Liv. rm., full
din. rm., mod. kit, tiled bsmt.;
an engineers dream house. and
results of hard work and good
care. Yours to move into and
enjoy. Don't miss It'll It's a buy!
Directions: out Lee hwy. right at
George Mason DIR. and continue to
our open" sign. Exclusive, ALTO
REALTY, ia. 7-950S, ia. 2-6S93.
IF YOU CAN AFFORD to rent It for
sos; you can afford to buy 1t. g.
rm. house. JE Alto: 4 mi. be-
yond Seven Corners. 10
Evening star., 1954-09-05
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
ARLINGTON
CT APPROVED

S13,650--2 bedrms.. bsmt.. garage.
$19,730-3 bedrms., Ia baths. bsmt
S19.g50-3 bedrms., u b., bsmt., gar
CT APPLIED FOR
S17, 500 bedrms., IN b.. bsmt.. gar
S24. 500 bedrms., 21a b., bsmt., gar
WILL SELL FILA
$500 DOWN TO MILITARY
$1,000 DOWN TO OTHERS
S14. .500-3 hedrms., 2 baths, Eng.
Cape Cod, Just over Arl. line, out
Olo Dominion DIR.
TO INSPECT SUN. OR MON, CALL
Mrs. Grimm, KE. 6-S993 or Mr.
j. MAYNARD MAGRUDER
2525 Wilson Blvd. ia. 7-700o
Evening star., 1954-09-05
, JIM / u BRITT IT
NEAR MARYLAND u.

OPEN SUM-. TO DARK
Distinctive 81 custom built brick
rambler in highly restricted College
Park Area. 8 large bedrms., din. rm.,
14'x21' living rm., 2 baths. 13'x21'
all-elec. dream kit, full bsmt. with
lge. rec. rm.. quality wall-to-wall
carpeting. expandable 2nd A.. 2
car brk gar. beautifully landscaped.
quick sale. Can assume $4,000 1st
mtge Dir: Out Queens Chapel rd.
to Rt. 1 In College PIX, right on
Calvert rd. to Edmonston ave-, left
to open sign.
W. w. LEWIS, Realtor
o.oa rno. Ap rS62o
Evening star., 1954-09-05

HILLS. ALEx.-Open 2 It'll
dark 5000 Old Dominion blvd,
Alex. 3 bedrms., den. maids room,
rec. room. 35a baths; completely
equipped kit with breakfast space;
lge. liv. rm., din. rm. and porch
attached garage; walking distance
to st. Ritas, st. Stephens. st. Agnes
st. Marys and public schools. Shop
ping and churches. On direct busline
to Alex.-Wash., but in Alexandria IS
finest secluded residential area. Home
just vacated and available for immed
occupancy. An outstanding property
and buy for the family that can
afford luxurious home. owner will
give consideration to reas. offer
Excel. financing to RESPONSIBLE pur.
chaser. Broker cooperation invited
DAVID r. NIMMER
Mai. Gen., U. S. M. c.. Retired
Realtor
1Os N. Patrick st.. Alex. Va.
OV. 3-6413. Ewes. TIE. 6-0504
Or Mr.. Moon, South 5-4117..
Evening star., 1954-09-05
SCHOOL

4-bedrm.. 2-story. fge. liv. rm., din
rm. and family-siZe kit; bsmt. and
garage; nr. st. Jerome's. $1,000
down. Reas. monthly payments.
Evening star., 1954-09-05
CT or Conventional
$40 500
OPEN Q TO =


OPEN Q to-
6S1e Richie rd. New brick Cape
Cod. Good location. LiV. rn., kit.
and din. area. 2 bedrms.. bath:
Full bsmt. Stairway to unfinished
attic. Lot 30 by $50. See and
Dir: Out Marlboro pike to Richie
rd. Left. follow arrows to Open
RE 6.6sso. Ewes. and Sun. or. 4-7Ssl
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.
HOME IN SUBURBS?
GI OR CONVENTIONAL
OPEN l TOT
Desirable Temple Hills section. 5oS4
Spring dr., Brick Cape Cod. Liv. rm.
with hrepl... rear picture window
overlooking lovely lawn and garden
space, din. rrrl., equipped kit. mas
ter bedrm-, with bath. lge. screened
side porch, = spacious bedrms. and
bath up, built-in garage. Lot 90x220.
Dir: Out Branch ave. to st. Barna-
bus rd.. right to Temple Hills I'd -,
left. follow arrows to open sign.
Re. 6-6Ss0 ewes. and Sun. LU. f.
Capital View Realty Co.
Evening star., 1954-09-05
Capital View Realty Co.
BACK
TO

S-bedrm. brick; nr. st. James: liv.
rm., din. rIn., kit. CT. 5000 down,
S5S mo. plus taxes and ins.
Evening star., 1954-09-05
BARGAINS

3-hedrm., 2-story Colonial. CT. $3.50
down, $50 mo. plus taxes and ms
Family-size liv. rm., din. rm., kit
Evening star., 1954-09-05
HOUSES FOR sALE--vA.
ARLINGToN-FALIs CHURCH
CATHEDRAL CEILING
STONE FIREPL.
ENTRANCE HALL
S18.950

Absolutely sensational. New
red brick rambler. 75x265
wooded lot. Firepl. in rec.
area, natural birch cabinets
in kit, compartmented bath.
See this today. Call ia.
Evening star., 1954-09-05
WINDING STAIRCASE

w W1ND1INI y IAlIIOAOE
Will catch your fancy as
you enter this gracious center
hall Colonial home. 4 bedrms.,
paneled den with firepl.. ram
dom width floors, ,25x14 liv.
kit, George Washington pill
lars give atmosphere Of "ye
old South" Most cow. close
in location. Complete price
and terms by phoning ia.
10000.
Evening star., 1954-09-05

f1oored attic sufficient for 2 addi-
tional bedrms. GI, $3.50 down. S74
mo. pays all.
ERWIN REALTY
WA. 1892 WA. 7-0334
Evening star., 1954-09-05
IN MINIATURE

WHALE. of small house.
but SO compact: pretty red
brick. Three bedrms.. full
bsmt.. rec. rnn.. firepl., h.-w.h.
Gorgeous level lot with picket
fence and barbecue: blk. to
grade school. Beat 1t for.
$14, 1901 Phone It'll 0 pm,
ia. 10000.
Evening star., 1954-09-05

Colonial in ASSt yery dss,rSbIe Iu residentiaI sk
Arl. neighborhood. GI appraised at
$4,000, but must be sold. Your
offer will be submitted. F. J. Nc
FARLAND Ia T-1177 -5
Evening star., 1954-09-05

BY OWNER-.s21, 900: brick (new
liv.. rm., scr. porch; trees; residen-
tial area; 3 blocks to Clarendon
shopping; ia blocks to bus. ia.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-04

ton in the field Of education must
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-04
Abilene

-, .
nc memorial week eaa was cele
olateu mere WIZ many cry visit
~ - ouf la9 ~ MONIES where
liiiiA ana money ana lowers ana
'iie.e = piehty o eVefytllllls.
Nli anu M oah ffallkllh.
WI ana MIS- warren hioy' ana
soh warren JT., OF WASHINGTON,
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-04
Reception Hon0rs
Sergeant, English
Wife In Meherrin

Mrs E. NJ. Sparkman, of Rich
mond. entertained at reception
at her home in Meherrin honor
ing her oldest sen. T/Sgt. Fred
Sparkman. u S Air Force. and
his English wife, on Saturday,
May %
Only members Of the family
were present, including Mr. and
Mrs Gerald Sparkman, of Phila-
delphia. Pa. A r. Sparkman and
family of Baltimore, Md: Mr.
and Mrs. j B Dixon, of Balti-
more; and Mr. and Mrs Melvin
Sparkman. of Bristol, Va.
After the reception, a midnight
supper was served
Sgt. Sparkman. who has been
in the Air Force four years. served
long period of duty at Rapid
City Air Base in South Dakota
AS a flight engineer on a bomber,
he became attached to a Royal
Air Force group in England last
November for special instruction.
1t was there that he met Mary
Christine Smith. and they were
married in England last Deem
Der.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-04

NJ ". Davis and Nh, ana Mrs.
Albert Davis and family
Mrs. j M. Daniel and sons
Lee and Lewis, spent a day at
their home recently
he grounds and cemetery at
Beulah look nice after a group
worked their last week cleaning.
For the morning worship at
Beulah, Rev. j s. King preached
good sermon on Gifts of Holy
Spirit.
Mrs. Lucille Bowman an d
daughter, Gloria Faye OF Rocky
Mount. spent the week end with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. r G.
Driskiu Mr.. and Mrs. Eyerette
Driskill and family spent Sunday
in the same home
Visit In Capital,
Mrs. r. l.. Driskill returned
home Friday after spending two
week IN Richmond with her son.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-04

and Mrs. j. w. Chappell and Mrs.
T. o. Chappell, Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Slayton
and daughter spent week end
III Roanoke recently
Mr.. and Mrs. S. d. Bailey and
daughter. Polly Anne, spent the
week end in Tennessee visiting
relatives.
Brenda Bailey spent Monday
afternoon with Gray Chappell.
Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Chappell
and children visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Hazel Nelson. Sunday night.
Attend Reunion
Mr.. and Mrs Hazel Nelson ana
children attended a family re-
union in Brookneal, Va. sun
day.
MIR and Mrs. A. f. Dennis are
visiting lin Washington. D. c.
Mr. and Mrs. John Didlake and
daughter. Kathy, recently visited
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-04

T h G possibility of another
World War more terrible than
any in recorded history hangs like
A pail over our nation and exerts
a tremendous influence upon do
M site as we'll as foreign policies
National defense has been tax
ing seven out Of every ten dollars
spent oy the Federal Government
and reductions in this area We're
our chief hope of balancing the
budget within the next few years.
II now seems probable, however,
that because Of the crisis in the
Orient and the new menace Of
Communism in Central America
we shall have to increase defense
spending by two or three billion
dollars That puts another bar
rier in the way of tax reductions
1t also indicates that the mlld
recession we have been experience
ing may be replaced by a new
period Of inflation-a hint al
ready taken by spectators on the
New York Stock Exchange.
While the war threat is offering
m unwelcome stimulus to our
economy, however, I hope that it
also will stimulate preparation to
meet whatever demands the
crisis makes on us and that was a
subject l discussed in two
speeches over the Memorial Day
week end
Addressing the fine graduating
class at Fork Union Military
Academy on Saturday. I told
those boys that they must furnish
the new leadership which our
times demand and that they
could find inspiration in the ex-
amples of such leaders in the past
as Thomas jefferson StoneWall
Jackson. Robert Z. Lee and
Woodrow Wilson l reminded
them that one characteristic
which these four men had in
common was their devotion to the
training Of youth as teachers or
administrators of educational in
stitutons Virginia's high tradi-