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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-18
Macarthur Lunches
With Eisenhower and
Top Defense Chiefs
White House Refuses
Comment on Reason
For Generals Visit

Gen. Douglas Macarthur. COM
mander of allied forces in the
Pacific during World War II. re-
turned to Washington today for
a private conference with Presi-
dent Eisenhower, followed by a
luncheon with the President and
key defense officials in the White
House.
Gen. Macarthur arrived at the
White House at noon and was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-18

Senators to Probe Application Of Pressure
on Sehine Petition. Pose A-3
Professor Denies Link With Known Reds
os Baltimore Postor. Pooe A-3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-18
10th Century Living
Takes Lots of Power

POWERFUL BUSINESS-The Poto-
moe Electric Power Co. is on expand
ing industry because Of the growth Of
the Washington oreo and the cleo
tricoI appliance business. See the
regular Finonciol Section feature on
pose B-24.
POLITICAL PRIEST-Abbe Pierre
is controversial figure on the French
political scene. Stor Foreign Core
spondent Crosby S. Moves discusses
this mon in q story on poee AIS.
Guide for Readers
Amuse'nts B-22-7s Lost, Found A-3
Classified Gall Music BIB
Comics ---A-36-37 Obituary Bile
Cross word --A-36 Rodio-Tv - Ass
Editorial - A-24 Sports .----C-l-4
Edit Articles AIS Womon's
Financial B-24-25 Section ---B-3-6
Have The Stor Delivered to Your
Home Daily and Sunday
Diol Sterling $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-18

U. S.-Joponese Medical Teom Treots
Reduction Burned Grew. Poee "A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-18

(See SUBVERSIvES, Page A-3)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-18
Beef for Dinner

Violet Faulkner's weekly report to the
homemaker still recommends chuck and
rib roasts-and most all kinds Of meat.
including poultry.
Page B-5.
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Continued on Page "A, Col. So
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-04-30
Trout Season Will
Open at Noon May l

The trout season will open at
noon. EASTERN Standard Times,
May and continue until one
hour after sunset September 49,
On intervening days the hours
will be from one hour before sun
rise to one hour after sunset.
Trout stocking by the Commits
sion of Game and Inland Fish
cries was completed April Is and
a number of new streams have
been added to the stocking list of
trout waters: in Wise County,
Stony Creek, Mountain Fork OF
Stony Creek and Straight Fork
Cor Branch) of Stony Creek, all
stock with rainbow trout. in
Page and Rockingham counteis,
Naked Creek. stocked with brooks
and rainboWs
However, fishermen are adviS-
ed that. because Of serious drought
and flood conditions. all waters
of Shenandoah National Park,
which is under the jurisdiction
Of the National Park Service, Will
be closed to fishing during the
1854 season to protect the remain
ing native species Of brook trout
which have suffered from a series
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-04-30
Boys Invited To
Legion Ball Meeting

Farmyille area boys. between
the ages of u and II, who are IL
terested in playing American
Legion Junior baseball are invited
to a meeting Monday. MAY 3 In
the Recreation Center across
from the Post Office.
To meet with them viii be a
committee OF dictionaries cora
posed Of James o. Riddick. r. M
Mel Bradshaw and S. Bruce
Spencer. ~
Boys now having Legion uni
forms should bring them to that
session. Others having them. wno
will not play this season. are le-
queSted to turn them in immedi-
ately at Motley Hardware Com
pany 23l N Main street.
All boys who did not att%in
their 18th year prior to January
!, 1854 are eligible.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-04-30
Jaycee Prayer
For World Peace

The following is the special
prayer that the Farmville Jaycees.
along with units throughout the
United States. are Offering Oh
May Day Pray Day. Saturday.
May l They are asking all citi.-
zens to JOIN them in prayer for
world peace and request that min:
listers use this prayer, or a simi.at
one. during their services on Mas
2.
Almighty God, father of all man4
kind We pray Thee to bring
together IN spirit The Commu7
mist leaders And the leaders
Of our nations Tmbuing them
with the ability and inclination
To direct their every thought
and deed Toward the zeaE
Gus search for lasting peace,
And filling them with faith III
themselves and III each other
We pray For a reaffirmation Of
faith in Thee by all peoples. Fo,
an end to suspicion and misTusf
among nations For a neN
rebirth OF faith in the dignity of
the individual and in the respon-
sible exercise Of his liberty. f..
For an end to slavery and forced
labor wherever it is practiced
For the remuneration of lies, hasf
truths. intimidation and tortutc
as instruments Of public policy
For new determination
among chiefs of states and thesr
plenipotentiaries to confer in coed
faith. to seek in candor and in
concert. without despairing, until
the ways of lasting peace haze
been found We pray these
things, our Father in our desige
to strive for the fulfillment nf
humanity's highest destiny
Amen
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-04-30

4 minutes. 53.5 seconds
High hurdles Miller 49, Trap
nell CHS), French (HSl Time -
1863 seconds.
Low hurdles-Miller b Trap
nell (HS). French CHS) Time
25.8 seconds
High Jump Pence Wamp-
Ter and Gardner b Height 5 feet
and inches.
Broad -Rushbrook HIS II,
Hylton tB) Gold HIS Distance
20 feet AZ inches
Pole vault-Tie. French HIS
and Bowman 'Bl tie. Pence Bt
and Cheek b. Height II feet,
Shot Frazer (HS): Lee
tHS) Wiley tHS) Distance AZ
feet, > 3/8 inches.
Discus throw Frazer HIS
Wiley HS) Lehan B Distance
-l39 feet, 2 z inches.
Two mile rune Bowman Ri
Motley Chs; F Moore HSl
Time-l1 minutes. rs seconds.
Milcy relay Hampden- Sydney
Pauley Loud Grinnan. Overbcyn
Times minutes. 43.2 seconds
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-04-30

STATE OF VIRGINIA. COUNTY OF PRINCE EDWARD S.:
Sworn to and subscribed before 22nd April 1854
LOIS c. CARTER, Notary Public
commissioned Notary Lo Cook
My commission expires January
N. ?. SEAL
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-04-30
Members of Family
Attend Honor Event
For John w. Goodman

Ten members of the Goodman
family were present for the din
ner honoring John w Goodman,
April 26, in the North Carolina
State College cafeteria
Mr. Goodman will retire April
30 as Assistant Director Of the
North Carolina Extension Service
The son of a pioneer Cumber-
land county couple, Mr. Goodman
retires after 30 years of services
to agriculture.
Attending the honor event were
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Goodman,
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Goodman,
Mrs. j. NJ Putney. Miss Sophia
Goodman, Mrs Alex Gayle, Mrs.
Mable Yarus, Mrs Herbert Good
man and son Herbert Hindle
Goodman.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-04-30
Hampden- Sydney's
Track Squad Whips
Bridgewater 73-49

Hampden- Sydney won seven
firsts, tied for another. and dom
mated the second and third
places 70 rout Bridgewater( 73-
40. in a Mason Dixon Conference
and Virginia Little Seven affair
Summary
100 yard dash-M Moore HIS &.
LeheW (HS>, Hylton B Tome
los seconds
220 yard dash NJ Moore HIS
Overbey tHS). Owen b, Time
% seconds.
440 yard dash-Will tB) Pauley
(HSl. Overbey HS) Time-53
seconds.
$50 yard run-Din CBo Lehman
(B), Grinnan HIS Time 2 min
utes. 9 seconds.
Mile rum. Moore MS Kol-
mer MS. Creange b Time
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-04-30
District Chairman
Children's Home
Named for District

w, Roland Walker, of Ken
bridge. has been named vice
president for the Farmville Dis
trict Of the Bible Glass As$ocia-
ton Of the Virginia Methodist
Conference Children's Home,
The Association. organized III
1929 for the purpose of encourag- :
ing Conference-W wide support of
the Children's Home, is engaged
in obtaining funds from Bible
classes for furnishing of the new
buildings being erected on the
West Broad Street grounds. in
Richmond
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-04-30
Draft Regulations
On Status of Fathers
Given Qualification

a clardlcatlOn Of current Sc
iective Service regulations regard
ing the draft status of fathers mas
INST been published by State
headquarters The regulation rro-
Vides that some fathers are eligible
Tor deferred classification ur-A
while others are not.
The regulation provides that
August 25, 1853 was the deadane
for presenting evidence to IDEAL
boards of parenthood. Selec:iye
Service local boards cannot ex-
cept evidence Of fatherhood pre-
sented after that date. No room
is left to the board to make ANY
local Interpretation
Under Selective Service Rcau-
lationS the term child" includes
legitimate or illeeltimate CHILD
from the date Of It's conception. a
child legally adopted. step
child a foster child, and per
son who is supported in good
faith by the registrant in re-
latlonship similar to that of rar
ent and child but shall not in
clue any person Is years Of .apC
or over unless he is physicalls or
mentally handicapped
A man who submitted evidence
Of tatherllood 70 his local board
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-04-30

STATE OF VIRGINIA. COUNTY PRINCE EDWARD IS:
Sworn and subscribed before day April
and hereby certify
FRANCES B. WIIKERSON Notary Public
My commission September 2,
N. P. SEALD
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-04-30
WOMAN'S WORLD
Try Chiffon 1arts
For Novel Treat
.sAt Dessert Party

CR1SP pecan pastry shells and
~ light. fluffy filling made with
pineapple juice make novel COM
J bination They're ideal for the
hostess who is looking for some
thing different to serve at her next
dessert party or as dessert for
a special occasion.
Pineapple Chiffon Tarts are ideal
in another way. too. They can be
made way ahead of time, an i'm
portant item when you're planning
a dinner or a party.
Pineapple Juice Chiffon Tarts
lServe 81
j envelope unfiavored gelatin
Ia cups canned pineapple
juice
tablespoon lemon juice
u teaspoon salt
u cup sugar
eggs, separated
/ teaspoon grated lemon peel
6 baked, cooled pecan pastry
shells
Soften gelatin in "a cup Of the
cold pineapple juice. Heat remain
ing juice, lemon juice, salt and y
cup of sugar to boiling. Stir in gel
attn until dissolved Beat egg
yolks; add little Of the hot mix
ture and mix Well Combine with
remaining hot mixture Chill, until
slightly thickened. Stir in lemon
peel. Beat egg whites with remain
ing sugar until stiff. Fold into CELIA
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-04-30

Canned pineapple juice is used
for these fluffy pineapple chiffon
tarts, the shells of which are
made with pastry and finely
chopped pecans. A lacing of
chopped pecans makes a pretty
wreath around the filling.
tin mixture Pour into pastry
shells Chill until firm Garnish
each tart with border Of chopped
pecanS and serve with sWeetened
whipped cream, if desired.
Pecan Pastry Shells
Add a cup finely chopped pc
cans to the dry ingredients for
recipe Of pastry (using 2 cups
four) Or. use a package of your
favorite pastry mix. Make into
tart shells. Prick with a fork.
Bake in a very hot t450 F. oven
for about 10 minutes. Cool before
placing filing in shells.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-04-30

of severe slimatic disasters.
In addition to the regular fish
ing license, those who plan to
fish in National Forest streams
are required to have a National
Forest stamp which costs ST.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-04-30
Save Cleanup Time
After Your Purty

1t was a lovely dinner and all
the guests had fun, but what
should you do about, water rings
on furniture. candle wax on your
best tablecloth, and coffee stains
on napkins?
You need not be upset over
these or other instances of damage
if you know exactly what to do.
The sooner you treat the damage,
the better your results viii be,
especially in the case of stains on
the tablecloth
If you're not too tired after
guests leave, spread tablecloth or
napkins over a bowl tightly, fasten-
ing with a rubber band Pour hot
water over the stained portion
from height of two or three feet,
Stubborn Stains
II the stain is stubborn and the
hot water doesn't do the trick.
then rub glycerine over it and re-
peat with the hot water. Launder
as usual
Special occasion tablecloths
which have wax on them should
first be scraped Of as much wax
as possible Then place the spot
between two white blotters and
press with warm. not hot. iron.
Change blotters as they become
solled.
II the stain remains, sponge with
cleaning fluid. Launder as usual.
Furniture Treatment
Water rings on furniture mar
appearance, but they're really
easy 70 remove.
Place clean blotter over the
spot and press with warm iron.
If the spot is stubborn. stroke it
gently with camphorated oil. using
a soft cloth or your fngertips.
Rub dry with clean cloth Rewax
and polish.
Candle wax spilled on furniture
is not damaging and can be re-
moved by holding an ice cube TO
the spot to set the wax Keep a
cloth near SO you can wipe any
water which drips.
Lift the wax off easily with a
spatula and wash the area with
warm water and mild sllds Co
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-04-30
Reserve District No. 5
rh~~<o. M Sk09

REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF FARMvIlLE IN THE STATE OF VIRGINIA, At THE
CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON APRIL Is. 1854. PUBLISHED
IN RESPONSE TO CALL MADE BY COMPTROLLER OF
THE CURRENCY. UNDER SECTION 52f1. U. S. REVISED
STATUTES.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-04-30

before the August 25. 1858 dead
line may be deferred only so long
rs he maintains a bona fide fam
~ relationship With the child or
children III their home. In other
words, to qualify for a deferment
a father must be living with the
children u the home.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-04-30

Charter No. o222
REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE PEOPLES NATIONAL
BANK OF FARMvILLE. VIRGINIA IN THE STATE OF
VIRGINIA, AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON APRIL IS.
1854 PUBLISHED IN RESPONSE TO CALL MADE BY
COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY, UNDER SECTION
SAIL, U. s. REVISED STATUTES.
, 1954-06-23

impression that they do not take their duties with the serious
ness and e~arnestnesS which the conditions and the times de-
mand. Frequently a quorum is lacking 50 that business can
not be conducted as scheduled Frequently, members drift
as if on a pop call to a friend, Or, as the saying goes for
a stick Of fire. Americans wonder why the Congress Of the
United States, representing 100 million people could meet
nine months in the year, yet a local legislature, representing
5000 people must carry its business through the l2-month
period. There are occasions and situations which seem to
Justify our situation, but such actions as the one now before
rs makes il very difficult to explain.
, 1954-06-23
LET'S GET TOGETHER

EuHOTIaI -
LET'S GET TOGETHER
H HON. WALTER HODGE Legislative Assembly
fiasco can only serve to hurt the cause Of these Islands in
their relations with Congress and the American public. Re
CARELESS Of how the situation is looked at the result is the.
Same.
, 1954-06-23

0
IS OF THIS moment the situation, put bluntly is that
Mr.. Hodge set out for Washington, along with Mr.. Silver
man, who has been retained in a lobbying role, without eth
Ell the knowledge, consent, or permission Of the Legislative
Assembly Of the Virgin Islands. This is, at least, what the
members Of the Assembly have made known to the public
IF THIS ACCOUNT Of the matter is correct, then the
time has come for one and all to sit down and clear the air
The members of the Legislative Assembly are elected by the
people to do their wishes in the form of laws passed for the
good Of all. One member of that body, without the consent
Of the others does not have the right to cucumber funds in
their name, to take on missions and trips without the express
consent Of the entire group. This, we believe, is SO elemental
that there can be no disagreement with it
THEN THERE IS another side to the matter. When any
representative Of the Virgin Islands heads north, he should
Be armed with the fullest and most complete support and
backing Of the official legislative group. He should be IN a
position to speak for one and all. When, therefore, a ques-
ton arises concerning the authority of a visitor to speak Tor
the entire group, that so-called representative is completely.
without power, and his mission, at its very inception, tails
We believe that Mi. Hodge, having served long in the 4egis
lature should know this. Official Washington, under these
circumstances will certainly not give serious attention to-
anything said or done,
THERE IS ALSO another point not to be missed. With
III recent times We have heard the Virgin Islands denounced
as being comprised Of immature, incompetent people who are
not vet fit to govern themselves. This situation tends to give
added weight to the accusations, and thereby makes it more
difficult for lis to defend and overcome. The members OF the
Council have in part Becn responsible for this, giving the
Evening star., 1954-01-14

WoMEN'S DRESSEs-Seeond FIoor-N to VI OFF!
ssss5 $4ss DRESSES Dressy rayon
bead trims FEW rayon crees Broken sizes and
DRESSES rayon crepes sucked
contrast trims Broken sizes and $35
$6995 AND SIS DRESSES Rayon ale suit black
with velvet m dresses in dark shades with color
contrast and bead trim Sizes SO to $45 and SIS
$2sS5 AND SSs95 DRESSES taffeas with
let sleeves bead lace few basic
vevets in the Sizes 12h to 22h
$29s5 AND $3995 DRESSES Rayon dressy
taffeta trimmed with lace; few and
ateS with all braid trim Sizes 1914 to
SIS AND s2ss5 DRESSES affetas crepes the
group; broken naH ana $ZZ
MISSES DRESSEs-seeond FIoor-N to "a OFF!
DRESSES. oneof-a-
kind in black brown few high shades misses sizes IS
s25 AND Sesss DRESSES two piece tailored dressy
and cocktail styles many one Of kind IN ragon tissue faes
and rayn cges Black brown blue. aqua and few bright
shades. Misses sizes
Tailored dressy cocktail styles
few dinner and evening dresses the Black brown
and few bright shades. Misses
evening
In black, navy white and pastels; sizes 10 to
Evening star., 1954-01-14

" to " OFF! FRENCH ROOM FAsHIoNs-znd II.
$685. DRESSES. dresses basic
and taffeas blue and purple silks with
lars winter coons; short wool box jackets brown ST.
Rayon taeta dresses
in pink BEIGE lace yoked black DRESS
satin with jacket
$4ss5 s6Ss5 DRESSES SUITS. Basics in brown or
with cuffs:
black
rayon crepe sheath with seqpn trim and $35
S5995 DRESSES JACKETS Black rayon crepe and
satin afternoon Styles two-piece SUITS
topped silk cocktail dress, silk taffetas blue
payne $40 and $45
$50 DRESSES sequn topped navy cocktail
with beaded jacket sos
ssas5 $sss5 DRESSES. Nylon nets lace rayon
and taetas SIS to $50
$3.50 TO $495 DESIGNER FASHIONS. of kind
long formas in Silks imported trims: silk
TUNES; beaded silk faies mat to $375
SIS AND $5ss5 vELvETEEN SKIRTS $50
$1z95 TO SIS VELvETEEN to SIS
$sssS vELvETEEN DIZZY BRITCHEs" ------------szo
" to " OFF! coRsETs-Seeond Floor
$3.50 TO SIS FOUNDATIONS. All from our regular sock
Rayon brocades nyons zppers White
and tearoe in small, medium and large sizes $7s5 to Sass
$l25O $3.50 GIRDLES Dorothy Bickum Warner
Fashions mostly whte few Of size broken sizes 81
70 81 $795 TO $995
$3.50 TO S125O GIRDLES PANTY GIRDLES Dorothy Bckum
Fashions Character Junior white
small medium and large sizes but not in style color
$3.eS and $69S
Evening star., 1954-01-14

N095 BLOUSES. Wool Jerseys with low necknes, trimmed
mink In white pink blue Sizes to 15 cardigan
necklned wool jerseys in toast royal 81
$1os5 SKIRTS. Checks tweeds annes Styles brown
or grey In sizes and II 81
$l7S5 AND $19S5 SKIRTS. nannels in
slim and ared styles. Tan brown blue sizes
Sill
$2995 WOOL SKIRTS Appiqued s in black white broken
SIS SKIRTS Aover sequn styles: fully ned black
sizes 13 and Is ----.---- SIS
Sass NYLON SKIRTS Gathered styles in white black
tes sizes to Is Sl2
RAINCOATS. befted turquoise
beige to IS
Evening star., 1954-01-14

$7.S5 TO $1695 QUILTS AND LOUNGE SETS Short
quilted busters denim pajama bedackets cuottes
cotton fannes quilted cottons, nylons in the group.
Prints, checks solids and stripes sizes 10 to 10 small
medium and large IS
Evening star., 1954-01-14

TEENS S45 TO S59.95 COATS. Pure wool flannels wool
weeds deep wool feeces in pink blue gold ginger grey
nude it's big group! Sizes to IS ---------Szs
Assorted Styles
Evening star., 1954-01-14
BRIDAL sHoP-Seventh Floor

ONbOA6 SfOP-SeVenfn eooH
SIPS WEDDING GOWN. Imported over rayon san stand
ing collar, court train. White size 10
$49S5 WEDDING GOWN Aencon type bodice
nylon tune SKIRT white balerna length in size
$6SS5 WEDDING GOWN. slipper
Anne collar and trim. cathedral train. White size 10
S6s95 WEDDING GOWN TERED lace skirt strapess bodice with
long -sleeved jacket chapel length White; 10
$SS TO $29S5 FORMALS Fulength and balerna styles
pastels and jewel ones sizes 10 to $40
LINGERIE REDUCED VI to K!-seeond Floor
NYLON GOWNS Lace trimmed two-tone red and
WHITE Broken sizes 81 to 81
s5s5 AND s7s5 NYLON SATIN SLIPS. White and pink in
broken sizes 80 to 40
1895 NYRON SLIPS White in broken sizes 80 eS
$595 NYLON TRICOT Permanently pleated and
hem; white or pink in sizes 80 to S495
S3s5 COTTON FLANNEL SLEEPWEAR Shorty gowns pa
jamas in prints and checks; sizes 80 to ---S295
$595 RAYON SATIN GOWNS. Broken S3es
s7s5 NYLoN CREPE PETTICOATS white in small,
medium and large Sizes Not size
$595 AND $lOS5 NYLON PETTICOATS Permanently
peated bouant styles small medium and large sizes
ss5 TO Sos5 NYLON TRICOT GOWNS White pink or blue:
sizes to is ---------.------ ---. IS es to 81 es
s5ss TO NYLON SLIPS Famous name discon-
LINGERIE-STREET FLOOR TABLE
RAYON GOWNS Pink and blue in sizes
81 to AZ o5
$225 AND So NYLON TRICOT PANTIES. ST. IS
s225 AND $3.50 NYLON TRICOT PANTIES
. to $l95
$ss5 $3.50 NYLoN TRICoT PETTICoATs. Net and lace
trim small. medium and large sizes
NEGLIGEES REDUCED " to K!-Fourth Floor ..-.-
Evening star., 1954-01-14

$40 TO SIS BETTER MILLINERY. Every imported vel
our! Many silhouettes pastes navy, brown black,
81 and 50
$3.50 TO $29.95 FRENCH ROOM HATS $l2
$3.95 TO $3.50 BUDGET MILLINERY. 81 and 50