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Give Points ga the Bav

Five Points on the Bay
( to acre tracts, wooded. in . park
on the Chesapeake Bay. so It. to SO
It. white sandy beach comparable ia
ocean beaches but much safer for
your children. Only 6S miles from
the D. @. line over dual and govern
ment-built highways, enables you tc
save time and is Just far enough e
holler crowd. Opening. pre-develop-
ment prices but slightly more than
Q. 60-ft. waterfront lot at so-called
closer In beaches.
]. A. cullen II. Glenn Garyin
DU. 7-4920 LO. 6-4477
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COTTAGE. at Colonial Beach, Va;
completely furnished; beautiful
ing ave. on Nelson st. Can be seen
Saturday or Sunday each week.
. GILBERT w. SHELTON, 702 Prin-
cess Anne St.. fredericksburg. We:
COLONIAL BEACH rms. Q baths;
thnl sa oco Sss e. SSzhSS cGoSb slSss NscoE sss5z
Capital 4-2572. Colonial Beach. Va.
BETHANY BEACH. DEL.-2-bedrm.
apt. or cottage, sleeps 8; for week
7I3 to 7L1O. $50. and other reserv.
Phone Hsi;. Sat; sun. Mon, Dick
S-0753.
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BAY RIDGE
$22,5O0

Completely furnished. detached,
weatherized home. nearly l acre Of
ground, on the river. containing
bedrooms, 2 baths. large deck porch,
living room with fireplace. complete
kitchen with dinette space. den and
powder govn In room; ut1n iuEniesned excelentiyi
stove. Also 2h-rm. house suitable
for maids room or guests. Boat
house with boat and outboard motor.
clear. By appointment only. MA.
8-3524.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTEp
WHOLESALER

Needs $4,000 50. It. ground a. Isl
connml.; store front. sml.. space. for
Rssrrfki 81. T JOHN q +. nc aoKs e srossr SIUse
IN. e-16s1. "a
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

1st FL. SPACE. facing entr., $40 r
st. NV, newly decor, showcase
priviis.: good ioc Apply $40 F st.
USED aiEi; E%R EAR 2or FOR RENT-oood
Fully equip, reas. rent. For de-
tails phone E. M. Kupersmidt or
M. 3. Harfield ct Ii. 6-7200. IL
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LOANS
BoATs

FOAM RUBBER BUNKs. midget re.
fgrs., p-to-shore radio. GmLIIg
LAND. 2145 = st. NV. E4- S-663S
VERY PISTOLS, SIS: distress para.
chute nares. 50 per doz. La. 6-S0SS
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BOATS tceas.l

CABIN CRUISER. SO f., Roaner, new
Aug. so, steel PLANNING huh. beaut
woodwork; sleeps 8; twin ChrysleI
Royals; speed. 81 knots; bath with
shower: extra head In forward cabin.
dinette stainless steel galleys. pres
converter. coz system, auto. pilot;
ship to shore radio. gas sniffer;
many. many extras. Orig. cost over
S22. 900. newly painted inside and
out; completely furn. for luxury liv-
ing on board. $4,000. Berth at
CORINTHIAN YACHT CLUB. see
Steward or call JE. 4-2106; DU; 2
I6-.T. cRUIsETTE, 25-h.p. 1854
Can be seen ct HUNTING TOWERS
YACHT BASIN. Alex, Va. KI.. g.
FISHING PARTIEs-ches Bay
Eastern Bay. Hharp's Isle. Goose's
Herring Bay. Reserytions. call CAPT
8 and week ends. Wa. 7-11SS.
|34-FT. CABIN CRUISER, sleeps q
ready 70 90: 50, 900; located at sliT
2O8. CORINTHfAN YACHT CLUB
See Charles King. club steward. -
FIRER GLASS, htills and decks, iiber.
glazed. eau so. 5-9216 after 8 fol
|1e4s CUSTOM BUILT IS It. twin
Chrysler Crowns a1l5". hydraulic
dual Columbian controls: african
cushions; sleeps 4; Monell shaft and
radio and phone; lots of other equip.
ment; boat and motor like new. Co.'S
|, SIG. 600 to build; must sell, askins
$4,000. ST. 3-4145. %
ALUMINIUM car-top boat loader: ]
man operatedi carries Up to 800 lbs
WizARD, 8 h.p.: good cond.; 500
STEEL CRAFT 80 2S-ft. sedan; ex.
cellent cond.; ship-to-shore radio
Sa a5ssr oRFYv-T9rEs oSR1v III s-6sgsHi SssHiNj M
BoAT--s I'll @ BEAM = chrysler 81 AS Marine
| Ace engine with electric Sutton au.
tomato hilge pump. Spent over $500
in last 3 years for engine overhaul
and putting boat In new. condition
Only reason for selling, have hear
condition; Name Of boat, MISS
Marine Railway, Colonial Beach
Virginia, or cali evenings. OIL. q
iii, Mr.. Sauter. Priced for quick
sale $3.50. Engine alone sells fol
|RUN1BOUT-1sM It. inboard motor
offer. @ cne caiI re. S-ssoo, gS Ext y essS Sss'
l3S-FT. OWENS SEDAN CRUISER
'.CHILLA" 1850 model. twin screw
ship to shore, foam rubber, like
new, fully equipped, ready to cruise
$3.50. See Steward, CORINTHIAN
YACHT CLUB. or call OIL. 4-1704
lOUTBOARD MOTOR, Goodyear ses
Bee de luxe 5-h.p., very clean, per.
FT ssis runEnsnE cENTiSY SsS SsrSEEpSs65sa4Eo, III pS5sa4o
about; new 90-h.p. Gray marine
motor; new uphol. compl. retin. with
Best offer. Call after 6 pm. CO
|PRE-HOLIDAY SPECIAL. centvry
loft. powered with Gray maylne
76-h.p. Titled 1862. ColSnl .efin-
iished, incl. aberglass on bottom
9617. Ewes. 10. 3-6449. "A
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rRAILERs


EXCEPTIONAL BUY, 1851 SOFT.
American: lived in very short time,
good as new, mod, many extras:
$4,000. half Of orig. cost. Call DA.
5-S83S bstween 6,9 pm. q
anil. reasonable. WE. 5-6324. 81
TRAILER, aluminium. Soft. 1862
model, Royal Sparanette. $500 cash,
assume balance Of notes. DU.
5-7505. .
KROPS ELDORADO I
Just arrived. 1854, 52-ft. long, the
most. beautiful mobile home i'm the
world. 1t has everything including
an air-conditioning unit built in.
We invite you to drive out and see
for yourself. You will be amazed.
3k miles north Of Laurel, Md, on
u. s. hwy. No. /. Parkway 5-1922.
"a. 3
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500 DOWN. $40 month buys for
on hard road and busline. 65 mi.
south. TIE 6-4131. II
$500 DN., SIS MO. buys for $4,000
go acres. old mountain home: biz
tlreplaces: fruit: elec.: spring. Neal
Warrenton. Va. TIE. 6-4131. %
FOR SALE-35-acre farm with. Z
houses, l mile south Of WINCHESTER
frontage; good business location
good motel site; 3 wells and lake;
some woodland; price, $2S, 500
terms. Also my home, same location;
10 rooms and bath. oil heat. 3 acres
land. nice shade trees. nice shrub
berry; price, $12.500, terms: l >fine
milk cSw COW 2 hogs and chickens anss g g
E. s. NICHOLSON. Winchester, We.
STROUT CATALOG-Mailed FREE;
"a States. 1TROUT REALTY, 234-A
woodward Bldg, Washington. ST
wATlfESRFRoNT FARM on wicomace
River in Charles County. Md. anc
state sss ,arm T0ad ssS s6aes rena Plee now " S
900 includes equipment. wALTEF
s-e2s9; ewes. Wo. 6-o747. -
WANTED-SmaN farm or acreage
close to d. C. Price and financing
must be right. LU. 2-S361. LU
seOoackE eGOaSii STOCK FARM-45 acre,
corn, balance in grass. Poolesvill'
olNIx. MD.-s1eo, 900; 174 acres
viii consider trades. Mr.. Field
WoopMooR AGENCY. INC, JU
HEHTIT2Fur. HEHTnITT22Fur ESTATE inst ontsid,
Manassas. 100 acres, growing crops
lake and pasture. II you hav,
dreamed Of . luxurious home in tn,
wide open spaces, call me on this
THOMAS L. JUSTICE, Real Estatl
Broker. Manassas. Va. phone 535
QUIT oGWtK RSEsTFUL and very scent
grazing farm, $40 acres. Rappahan
mock Co.. Va. Winding streams idea
for swimming pool or pond. 60t
young apple and peach trees. Goo,
10-rm. house. bath, elec. 2 tenan
hses. Good outbldgs. Truly Q place T
relax S42, 800. OWNER. WO. 6-3437
120 ACRES, A mi. D. c.; good strm
some timber; fruit trees; 7-rm. hse
| new bath, chicken houses, IL hea'
| cattle, 2 horses, 40 hens. machy.
S12.950. MR. OLSON. Wo. 6-T02C
L ~
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TRUCKS EoR sALE tcens.l

DUMP TRUCKS, 1851 claey. 2-ton
3-yard dump; eompletely recondi.
toned and guaranteed, 81, ,296; 1880
Ford F-6. big "6n engine, S-yard
dump In perfect cond.; fully guaran.
teed. 81 .196. MANDELL CHEW
ROLEE, 224l Nichols ave. sic. LU.
4-001O or LU. 4-44OO. IS
DUMP TRUCK '52 Ford Pa; new
motor; 3-yard Gar Wood body. 9.0Ox
20 rear tires; win sell or trade
Sl,b95. Herndon 6S-W-1. 30
DODGE 1881 acton pickup truck:
condition; S796. Washington's Old
est and Largest D0dge-Plymouth
Dealer, TREW MOTOR CO., 9Th and
Fla. ave. ne. II. 7-1732. %
TRUCK SPECIALS
S$ fassr GssyTolfs Sp Tssn fss ,%e D,csuD Sa; Sa
'52 Int'I A-ton stake ------$99(
81 Dodge acton panel ------$76f
'48 Dodge 1h-ton stake ---$74s
4S init. KBS-7 dump ------$45(
AZ Ford, 1M-ton dump -----$ $39i
MALONEY'S, INC.
S126 Georgia Ave, Silver Spring, Nd
JU. S-3333.
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In the medical center at 1905 K
st, NV. We have an entire bldg.
with 1880 50. It. Of usahle space
available July /. Contains 8 rooms.
kitchen and Q lavatories. Wired
for air conditioning. Attractive and
modern and reasonably priced at
under $3.50 50. ft. For inspection
RIDDELL REALTY CO.,
1740 K st. NV. DL T.7000
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OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT

FERs AESeNP oes shefsssn ess in a,SH suite 7f Fl
14th st. NV. ST. 3-2555. "A
AIR. .COND. furn ofice. Wash. Bldg.
Reasonable. Ma. $4,000. -
MEDICAL OFFICES-16th and Park
2-bS5s or RA. 3-i397 to inspect.
IR-CONDITIONED OFFICES avail
Once oS gglssSi gSSS is1s Conn. ave, NV.
ss now is1Ss sagDIS .t4.s Act ssa sS ssi @
sToREE q OR OFF oFFIcE eE' ipoSsoa; RoR RENT -
!4O4 L st. NV: Downtown location.
LAY AIysh .E Sriy i Cav Re. 7cl0g7.o II
ofices. Air-cond. II desired Also l
large room lower level. $50. ST. s.
AIR iRsS s,ScoND.. FuRN. OFFICE and ND re-
esItion San n, rm n sssa Sheraton Blds.: rsas.
ACROSS FROM sTI;ATLER. zoos 18th
st. n.w.---Most desirable: less than
S33 so. it.: partially furn.; parking
adjacent, ME. $3.50 "a
1st-FL. SPACE, facing entr... $40 r
st. NV, newly decor. showcase
privil; sood loc. Apply $40 F st.
LsDRofT BiLi6iG.. soo-s1o p st. NV.
-Lge. bright rms; good loc.: reason
able. Apply $40 r st. NV. RIM. 10.
10th AT M NV, 3rd fioor--3 rooms,
office. APPROX $50 su. IT.: $50 pel
mo-; all outside rooms. EN-. 2-6262
RADIO BLDG, air conditioned, close.
In North Arlington ct Wilson blvd
| gle once at S6S.50: 0 Groom suit.
Of 400 50. It. at S1o0. All services
saaNoN afaiIaSsRS s s'eE EucHss sf CO., ApsSsfq YsSs
st: NV. Ma. S.2345.
1916 CONN. AvE.-Suit. for ofiices
studio, or retail shop, approx. SOC
/ 50. TT. very reas., newly decor
j DI, 7-0S30, RA. 3-3679. -
PRIVATE OFFICE in lawyers suite
/ Wyatt bldg; use of library, secre'
! tarial services can be arranged
4 ST. 3-3395. -
GA. AVE, silver Spring-Front, air
cond.. 8 rooms and bath; SIS montI
1 incl. utils. LO, 4-6S50. -
16O0 CONN. AVE-. 3rd floor from
i room, 12x1S; elevator; only $42.5O
L Slightly more furnished.
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WATERFRONT PROP. WANTEE

CLIENT desires commercial water
front lots or acreage. area on South
River, West River or Annapolis
Md. Mail all replies to KAY REALTY
CO., Box 276, Edgewater P. o.. Md.
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KROPS ELDORADO
GARAGES

SUBSTANTIAL BRICK GARAGE
Concrete a.. cleo; car or storage.
Esss. ssss Vic. u9ion Station. Ju: s o
1928 o ST. N.W.-1 car: SIS.
DAVID E. BARRY CO., ME. S-2025.
REAR OF $3.50 WIS. AVE. N.W.--1-
car garage, $3.50 per mo. See jani-
tor, Apt. c. RE. 7-11S1.
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FLORIDA PROPERTY
For Pleasant Living

FOf PLEASANT living
Homes and homesites in beautiful
DeLeon Manor of Glenwood, Fla, q
restricted residential community
be had. For further information
Ralph H. Beesley, Inc.
200 west Rich Ave-, DeLand. Fla.
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FREDERiiCHMSN nc COUNTY

DAIRY PARM-20-Cow (ExPAND
TO 30)
washington-type dairy barn with
15O-ton hay loft. milk house, silo
S-rm. Colonial farmhouse with
bath, completely remodeled. Located
trees; 35 acres Of grain. 100 acres
pasture, springfield stream through
farm; located between Thurmoni
and Emmitsburg, just on Rte. 10
SO miles from d. c. Priced S26. 600
For further particulars, call JU
LAUREL REALTY CO.
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HARLEY = le4S q o.. n.y. al sSa sSSqig Iii Liz.
sDfAN szs, Tai eHlnF Rh {S runs zsosa GOOD: ;Ss
MOTOR SCoOTER '4s cushman
Eagle. good cond., $65 or best offer.
POWELL PSI custom; new cond.. low
mileage. sacrifice; $275. JU. 9-10I3
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VIRGINIA FARM

916 ACRES. HISTORIC BRICK
This farm Is Old Virginia ct its best
It is in scenic Piedmont. yet with
In 40 miles Of washington. The
house has 9 baths, oil heat, more
than 80 flreplaces, and is in top
condition. There are sets Of farm
for either beef or dairy farmtng.
The tree-lined lane to. the house,
the ponds in the fields. and the
beautiful vistas Of the mountains
splendid old house to make the out
standink farm buy In Virginia
Price. $225.000. Shown exclusively
MASON HIRST
Annandale, Va. Phone il. 2-7A47
Closed SUNDAYS
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AND TRUCKS WANTED

SOUTHERN DEALERS in town this
week will pay cash for all makes
and model cars. Call ia. 9-4S01.
WESTERN BUYER has immed. cash
for nice low mileage cars. MORRIS
WANT TO BUY late-mode1 car to-
day; make not important; must be
clean; will pay cash. TU. 2-4104.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

THREE
LARGE MEETING
ROOMS
Downtown NV. location: 3-story and
bsmt. brick bldg. with exec. offices
and 3 assembly rooms, 2Sx60 each,
Only SAT, 800.
TOWER BLDG. Ma. s-67ss
COMMERCIAL CORNER
10000 So. Il. in Silver Spring; ideal
site for ONCE bldg. medical center
or apt. hotel.
THOMPSON & GRAY
0l6 Ellsworth DR.. JU. $4,000
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VACATION PLACES

FOR RENT-Ocean front cottage.
compl. furn Write or call MRS
v. OWENS. Nags Head. N. C. --6
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MONEY WANTED

$3O,OOO WANTED for short or Ions
term. secured by LIST mtge. on coun-
try estate, value exceeds $T6.O00.
Box S3-T, Star. b
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BOAT SUPPLIES
Life Jackets 81; A.in rope. ~.
qlCHNER. 2513 M st. NV. Elk
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ST. LEONARD. MD.
Phone: Prince Frederick 30S-J
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INvEsTMENT PROP. WANTED

sNVsSsm9Ns VNOE. "NN's0
LARGE APT. BLDG, NV.
MUST BE GOOD LOCATION
CASH OR WILL TRADE 81 APT.
BLDG. LOTS. PRIME AREA IN
d. c., 266.450 SO. FIT. WITH 2,27S
STREET FRONTAGE. THIS DEAL
INCLUDES PLANS, PERMITS. FOR
GARDEN-TYPE APIS. READY TO
GO. TRADE FOR EQUITY IN l
LARGE APT. BLDG.
OIL. 4-2016 II
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AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE

i126 Georgia Ave, Silver Spring, Mo
JU. S-S333.
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MASON HIRST

Annnndale, Va. Phone u. 3.7A4
Closed Sundays
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AVIATION
MOTORCYCLES

AIRPLANE FOR SALE; Piper Clipper
place. Just relicensed. Very gooc
condition. JU. 9-3722. ID
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B-26 THE EVENING STAR

Washington, D. G.
THURSDAY, JULY /. 1854
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-02-12
Closing Camp Pickett

Of the property. Sites closer to larger cities
could be obtained where the economy would
not be seriously affected by uncertainty
of opening and closing.
The camp site is one of the few in this
area suitable for large industry. The ter
rain is ideal: streets, sanitary facilities,
transportation facilitles including railroad
sidings, are intact, and water from the Me-
herrin river could supply these needs. Lo-
cation of industry in the area between
Lynchburg and Petersburg on the Norfolk
& Western railroad is difficult because of
lack of sufficient water. Only at Farmville
can rail transportation and water be made
available and even here there is short
supply of water for large industrial use.
The fact that several large industries
appear to be interested in Camp Pickett
is good evidence that business is confident
of the future and is still willing to expand
We trust that some way may be found to
obtain the site for industrial Development
if it is no longer needed for military pur-
poses.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-02-12
Home COnveniences

of houses without running hot water, pri-
Vate toilet and bath, or "dilapidated,' by
U. S census standards: Amelia 88.3 APP
pomatoX 812; Buckingham 876; Cumber-
land, 1914; Charlotte, 1878 Prince Edward,
692
Percentage of families with incomes
less than $4,000 annually, Amelia, 68.6;
AppomatQX GA; Buckingham IL; Cum
berland IT'S Charlotte p: Prince Edward,
900
These figures point up the fact that
this is a fertile market for water systems,
and in need Of some industry to bolster the
farm income so that these conyeniences are
obtainable. OF course it is difficult to COM
pare from statistics the matter of income,
due to the nature Of farming but we can be
certain that with higher cash incomes sup
plomentmg the farm income, more of the
convcniences would be installed
Official figures are not available on the
per Centage Of homes with tcleviSion sets.
however, an unofficial estimate made by
local telcviaon dealers would lead Us to
believe that many families are interested
in televisions more than the convcnicnces
Of running water.
Man is d slave to habit, which has its
Influence, but we believe running hot water
and sanitary facilities far outstrip all the
othcr convencnces il the modern homo,
wherever it might be located
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-02-12
Double Check

Taxes appear TO be the main
event and attraction in both the
Congress OF the United States and
the State Legislature. Laws. laws
and more laws until the time
allotted these SolonS is exhausted
There seems to be a determined
effort to cover every thing from
dogs to dogwoods. What the Gov
ernor should do is appoint a Re
peal Board to go over the Statutes
and see that some were wiped off
But I guess that's Just another
bureau and we already have too
many.
AS the farmers 90 out TO pre-
pare for another crop the fell
lers what live by the sweat OF
their broWS are getting set to
meet the harvest. Anyone trying
70 get along in this world with
out some organization is always
the underdog.
Farmers have the worst time
Of any profession to get a CO.
operative body that Will protect
and Still allow the freedom that
is important to the future of TINS
great profession, the backbone of
the Nation. The farmer least Of
all able TO take it must take
the loss.
Looks now as if we might have
to split Atoms to see who sur
wives Every cloud has / silver
lining but the artist paints
best the Sunset picture.
Happy Valentine day TO yOu
and thanks for reading.
Yours,
J Marvin Brown
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-02-12
Miss Baugh Urges
Readers To Feed
Our Bird Friends
Editor Of the Farmville Herald.

Editor Of the Farmville Herald:
have not sent an article TO
the Herald recently concerning
my intimate friends. I need not
add birds. as most of you know
that I am referring to the lovely
creatures that bring much sun
shine into our lives.
During the snow and Sleet that
we had in January, ! was deeply
concerned about these friends l
truly hope everyone provided
food and water for them / served
Dickie on the front porch as soon
as the snow could be removed He
came to the window very early IN
the morning and made himself
heard
There are many State birds.
juncoeS. sap suckers. various
wood peckerS and other species
here l enjoy them thoroughly
once more. please. all Of you
feed our ieathered friends.
We extend the best OF wishes
to the Herald and all of it's
readers, but particularly bird
lovers.
Birdie May Baugh
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-02-12

OF the Guatcmalan government, although
we suspect This part Of The charge is Just as
untrue as that affecting the United States
It is known that United States policy
N Central and South America is designed
to do everything possible to prove to the
peoples in these areas that Uncle Sam is
not Uncle Shylock, or carrying big ag-
gressive stick. This has been our policy for
many years We do not attempt to over
throw governments in these areas which are
unsatisfactory from our point Of view-or
we would have oNerthroWn the Guatemalan
Government long ago.
But this is Just the charge that will
miSload those Central and South Americans
who have always resented the colossus"
to the north, and cnvied this country for it's
riches, IFS power and its leadership. 1t is
the sort of fabrication that appeals to the
diSgrnntled gripcrS who usually arc in the
vanguard Of Communist organizations.
This charge from Guatemala shows that
Communist progress in that country has
achieved an omlnouS degree Of success 1t
is a clear warning that trodble is brewing
IL Central America, to a dangerous extent
and that even darker days will follow.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-02-12
The Purpose Of God

Jesus not only claimed TO focus
the character and the thought Of
God, but TO focus his purpose. This
also was better understood later
On than in Jesus own lifetime, for
the Cross and the Resurrection
were part of God purpose. What
is the great al-inclusive Purpose
of God for Us human beings? Why
did Christ come to live and work
and teach and die and rise again.
Was il simply to show off God?
Not at all It was Gas one Of the
great Creeds says for lis men and
ior our salvation. Note what
Jesus himself said would come TO
pass when men followed him, or to
use his oun startling figure OF
speech. ate him like bread,
drank him like water, He who
believes in me, out OF his heart
shall flow rivers of living water"
He who follows me will not walk
in darkness but will have the light
OF life. The truth will make you
free If any one keeps my word.
he viii never see DEATH That the
life Of Gos should sow INTO ard
uhlnllne al the life ct mar, this
IS the Purpose q God foy US.
lsss.d - e2...,.e eesy..sste4 y, ~
ticrsi Ccr.s.I E. IS chu.eh.. - Ch.,e.
y tn. I Released ty Cc--prit,
Fress ss,y,et)
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-02-12

CLIGHTLY more than half the dwelling
y units in Virginia were without hot run
ming water private toilet or bath or de
lapidated' in 1850, according to a survey
made by the Times-Dispatch from I. s.
Census Bureau reports in 1850 Naturally
the cities have the lowest percentage with
out these facilities, this being true in those
Of concentrated populations and high in
comes. Falls Church led with 3.3 per cent
and Petersburg was highest with 5S.l per
cent. In the counties where population is
not SO densely concentrated running water,
bath and private toilets, show relatively
high percentage in deficiency. This is I'M
derstandable because running water is not
as readily available as in the cities, and
until electric power was extended to the
rural population, water system was cX-
pcnsve and troublesome
Now that electric power is almost uni
versa in rural areas we believe many more
rural families will install these conven-
fences, Certainly it would be true if in
comes would allow it. Family income has 4
direct relation TO these conveniences. Here,
again we find that Falls Church has the
highest percentage (S9.D Of families Who
earn above $4,000, which compares With
PotcrSburg'S 53.2 per cent Of families in
this category
Statistics for this area arc Percentages
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The Ihouoht Of God

Again. Jesus over and over en-
phasized that his teachings were
not his own, but that he spoke what
the Father gave him 10 speak. His
own description Of himself fJohn
8; 40l is "a man who has told you
the truth which heard from God"
4 do nothing on my own author
ity,' he said, but speak as the
Father taught me Il declare to
the world what | have heard from
him My teaching is not mine.
but his who sent me- 0;l6l. Now
it is not possible for any man 10
penetrate or understand all the
thoughts Of God. No human mind is
capable Of understanding them all.
What VIC need, and all We need, is
what God thinks about us. We want
to know what he wants Us 70 do We
want to know how he thinks ne
should live {T'he only persons Who
don't want TO know that are
atheists, onoe you believe in God
at all, you can understand how inn
portant IT is 10 know what God
thinks II is this that Jesus meant
when he said his teachings we're
from God But this involves a ire
mendoUSly high claim on Jesus
part He claimed that his thoughts
were identical with God thoughts.
that his wisdom was Gods Wisdorn,
If he had said outright, Il am
God, could he have claimed any
higher authority