davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1954-01-08
LOIS AND ACREAGE GOA SALE

BEAUTIFUL RAMBLER SITE, ap-
sasa ssaSsiasNoSsD' Real i10'ss ssrAfE. Az ntS Eo
u Tors LdS! ranging from !. to u
WRIGHT d BLACKAGAN, INC.
g55 y; Monroe; Arlington. Va. IA.
ASSaTMEN4.zoNaEp SlSsasi SAi sSaT5' LOTS in 14 f.
sSd sS9. up p.ih }u ssHstf sstss. cents per fSo'
eontaintng more than 10000 g. #.
each, soft. frontage. 2 blocks 70
ym T.'n nSf '1a MOS 6 e. RHxIT1 St1SS seso e.
WOODED LOTS adjacent to Rock
Creek Park: express trafhc am.
MRS; GRANT. CO. 5-6246. --S
TAKoMA PARK-Approx: %. 900 50.
on Richie ave. Just Oh Pinsy b.. I'd.
yU. 9-ll03 or To. 2-0434 ewes.
5 HacfH acsEs FeSi 81 EMS LaSb on L.neolnla I'd
rsIrfsf rsI Kf Stsbssc S0 sas avail For i6 dtt6sil'
sSis tenant SEA Al fssf sMirI e R9hirY. eilf =
Ki S-6652; ewes. TIE. 6-2957.
FOREST. near ShiY.
ley hwy. In Fairfax Co.-100x220
II. partly wooded. level homesite
on eao city ,,S Ester; a 81 SS5; 500 Ws. SeT1; E
SONS. Sprinefield. Va, XII 9-675S.
EXCLUSIVE NORTH ARL. NEIGH
BORHOOD - l42-ft. frontage. all
Tsils Is,,SsoI In; ready 70 &C. .o H6LLEY- .!'l
SMALL ACREAGE, on main hwy.
with 27s-ft. road frontage. Suitable
for cabin, outdoor theater or many
other projects. Terms to suit. small
down payment Call MRS. WIN
ARLINGTON - Beautiful corner lot.
trees. country club section. S4:T5o.
5 LOTS, approx. a acre noox.oo
ea.). Shultz subdiv.. nr. Clinton.
Nd. $3.50 ga. CY. 7-e215. 10
GARRETT PARK . lots, paved
street. sewer and water. 10. b-177S,
FAIRFAX COUNTY. Vas acres
on Old Dominion DR.: 800 an acre.
BY OWNER. phone Daleview 5-SS1l.
IA
Evening star., 1954-01-08
lNvFsTMEN1 PROP con SAll

bVVBSt MetSt pWOp PVN NASt
SILVER SPRING. Ca. ave-. ! blk
Hschtrs ss ann corner :tore,-9ood Q Lease:
SWSGRD We PEI Fulton yls ssii s.ssi4 Il ss7'oOo
EXCELLENT. NEW 3-UNIT APT.
corner det, blde.; 8 beautiful apts.:
income approx. $3,36O per year:
Park. Nd; convenient 70 shopping.
I block from Flower ave. and
sssansD .ps. PTiis KsANsDy SIS e1e nSgectSn S
Realtors. Rx. s-esoS: eves. M.
Smiley. ~. e-517O. 3
ONE.YEAR- R-OLD CUNT bldg, 2-bed-
rm. apts. Excel. loc. Good financ.
Ing. A sound Investment; at less
Mr.. VERNON EN- $500. After 5
4HFaMrfCY Al Cal ais. 81; sIaSso; cSsTs Chase, No
come spprox. So 900; bus At cor
ner. $175,000. Ewes. Mr.. Ward.
Rssltor, ISIS K st. NV. NA. !.
ARE 'You LOOKING for a parking
Phone Mrs. O carteEa aa EN-. q ''s; sa;.54Tsss.' Ts.
L. T. oRAvATTE, Realtor. i51s K
INCOME AND HOME, In convenient
Mt. Pleasant area; apis. and
sarage. Priced ct less than 8 times
yearly rental. Well financed with
AZ hrst trust. JE. 4-44S1. 10
bldg, with view overlooking wash.
ington which promises an excellent
return for an outlay Of $50. 600
or win consider $4,000 for Joint
ownsrshiD. "a; 2.225o; Ii.
np netf blds al aent.S Sen'fH HokLsY Lsal.
THOMPSON, KE. $1,000 til o.
OWNER LEAVING TOWN - Takoma
Park. Md; 5-unit brick apt. bldg.
l-bedrm. apts.: corner site: 81, 900
". income. $4,000 cash. Price,
$50. 900. JU. 9-9l40. 10
Evening star., 1954-01-08
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

paymts. for sale At Discount. Prop.
erty at 2l20 @. Randolph st., Ar.
lington. Well secured. With or with.
out recourse. JOHN l.. BEHLlNG
JR.. 2O1O Tyler st., HOLLYWOOD. Fla
Ill
Evening star., 1954-01-08
TRUCKS FOR SALE

new. 81 zoo actual mi: must sell
for 1000. Call Oh. 2-1e6S. 10
DODGE 40 24-ton pickup: orig. pvt
owner. new tires, 7. and b., like
new: must sell; $3.50. RA. 6-693s.
DODGE so h-ton panel: excellent
condition. exceptionally clean; priced
PECK tchevroietj. si4o Lee " hwy, hwy
Arl, Va. ia. 2-e005. Open til
$50 pm.
Evening star., 1954-01-08
End TRUSTS
AVIATION

CLUE FORMING. e-memher; 2 planes
incl; club at Hyde Field; four-place
1856 6timson station wagon, With
complete instruments, 2-Way VHF
and LF with DF loop and probably
an Ercoupe or Mccney; About $3.50
2SA6, or SHugLYTT. LQ 7-eee9.
Evening star., 1954-01-08
FARMS (coms.D

IS1 ACRES. Is cleared: 2 rms. 2
sss5ssssss:' e 9oeS &C. ssss ;ess.i ns: s''s
FARM with beautiful.
new 4-bedrm.' modern house: with
approx. 40 acres ground, mostly
clear. with frontage Defense high
Tosd ei9 WShin new iFnTaS ii.s 3 snd eoIfd his
property Is nice and priced to sell
ct once. M. C. GIBSON. DU. 7-4271,
10
Evening star., 1954-01-08
AUTOS 3 TRUCKS WANTED

WVTVU y UWVSNS "WTB
NASH 1850 Ambassador. 4-dr.; r.
:oSa .nS h. nz HydTs Ss.ss makes bed ssI s.S sSGd
CADILLAC 80 or 81 coupe wanted
will pay premium cash price for
good car. Mr.. BLA6S. AD. 4-9SS2.
LATE MODEL CAR wanted in ex-
change for lz-acre building lot, plus
cash. Vienna l56-W-2. 10
WILL PAY fOP OOLLAk for Iate.
mode. convertibles and hardtops
MCNEIL tStudebakerI. &034 Wis
ave. EN- 3-72S6
WESTERN BUYER has immed. cash
fSE SI,GSss ss 9s;S zee cars 9oRSIs
1046-l061 CLEAN CARS WANTED.
TOWN & COUNTRY MOTORS, WO.
0-QTSH. 5330 Wis- ave l0s
Evening star., 1954-01-08
MoToRcYclES
TRAIlgRS

HAR. 1850 "i25"; In very good
condition: -SI25. 141O Oglethorpe st
NV, ia. 0-64S4. -0
Evening star., 1954-01-08
I HAVE FOR SALE

property. good for either home aud
income or for investment alone.
Call for further information. Mr..
Mostow, RA. 3-3232 or ST. 3-3466.
Evening star., 1954-01-08
INDUSTRIAL PROP FOR SALE

BLADENsBURGt 10000 50. n. with
railroad siding. small building. large
platform scales and Offices for sale
or lease. l401 w. HAMBURG st..
Baltimore, Nd. Gilmor 5-5655.
BETHEsDA-e4.o 900 IT,. ctr. Of town
street at both ends: 3e5 #. Of TT
frontage. all utils. In, Night tele-
phone, OIL. 2-5s26: day. OIL. 2-6696
eS ACRES in FAIRFAX Co. adjacent tc
Alex. on r. r d P. Railroad; trunk
sewer line through property: large
stream at edge; city water and gas
whole VERNON NJ. LYNCH 4 SONS,
. springfeld. Va, XII. e.575S. =
r. r. facilities. all city utilities.
Priced very low now. DERMoT
MOTEL sITE-Choice site for
modern motel on heavily travelled
national hwy. Should investigate
this: Barsain At soc per SO. Il,
WRIGHT 4 BLAcKMAN. INC, 955
n. Monroe. Arlington. Va. IA,
S-633S. ia S-21T7
Evening star., 1954-01-08
TRUCKS FOR SALE tcen..l

CHEVROLET 80 Seton pickup; ex-
ceptional condition.; priced for
PECK (Chevroletl, 1910 Ft. Myer
dry at Arl blvd. .Arl., Va. IA.
10000. Open TIL $50 pm.
FORD 1919 N.ton panel truck; good
cona:; for sale cheap. NEWARK
ddAlDDER dAlD9D[ER CO.. sos 4th st. s.W.. Ma
rSSID !9Ii, e ss,c $50: dunn. dump body. e;:Rssss
reduced Il 70 $685. NoNRoR osRGnStsisb Sosb
1887 East-West hwy. Sil. Sprg,, Ma.
cDen evenings till Q. JU. 6-7S04.
FORD 1850 2-ton van: insuiatec
body. 12 IT. long; very clean truck;
s. sil tires nearly new; quarter rear
x1,O06. MANDELL CHEVROLET
co, 1900 Nichols ave. Sc. .2241
Miehols ave. sc. 10
FORD 81 FL a.ton pickup; de luxe
cab, low mileage, extra clean; 1895
written guar. TRIANGLE MOTORS.
30lO r. I. ave. ne, DE. 2-83O2.
FORD 81 FL Acton panel; one
owner. extra clean; $746; written
guar. TRIANGLE MOTORS. 30lC
~; ave: ne. DE. 2-6302.
CHEVROLET 40 Seton pickup; with
cessnso9py cover; s6e6. Call Al; .
CHEVRoLET 40 psnel-bodied r% truck
n running cond.: Se6. Cali HA
Evening star., 1954-01-08
HOUSES WANTED 70 BUS

ALL Cash for houses in D. c. or
Maryland. Cali NJ. Z. SMITH. INC.
DI. 7:7S77 or II. 3-916s. -12
BT4ss ~ S.Srm rns 1m to- S dSSn sSSspt sSSsi
on q 3 or 4 bedrm. home In Si7.-
900 to $4,000 range. AP. 7.9360.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK.
Chevy Chase area. Fox Hall road
1WFSes 1FSes slSxsa 5yxeninss Rh991e Miss pisHEk Rlhnd
4, GO; Sss6 NC. 7ss 18th st. nv.
Private AiEsfyxi fSyxiRrY desires to purchase
older home Chevy Chase. .Bethesda
area; condition not important; BOX
I 7hlHi hAvE mi MANY CLIENTS for iSn small,
homes and estates on acreage ip Va.
within 20 mi. radius Of D. c. II your
Mr.. Reed with SHANNON q LUcHs
WHNTEED-s-Sedrm.. e-bath ram.
+ bier. close in Silver Spring. approx
$4,000. substantial cash available.
no agents. JU. S-3233 after 8 pm.
WILL PAY ALL CASH FOR D. C.
S,t,en ST eIose'iD I'm Mo S4S5 Sg4FSS5perty' any con-
May We SELL YOUR HONEY
FREE APPRAIeAL9
% YEARS EXPERIENCE
r. A. HUMPHREYS
sos N. Capitol Realtor Ma. s-so2o
Cash for Nearby Nd. Home
J. VICTOR DICKEY. AP. 7-s0e0
SPOT Cash
COZ 4 CO.. m T.101S
Evening star., 1954-01-08

80 MODEL, 34-ft. Colonial house
trailer. Sacrifice. See on lot No
8. Andrews Air Force Base. Id
co. 1859 MODEL; sleeps 4; bath.
room; soP Priced reasonably. ,Cal
2o-FT. HOUSE TRAILER, sleeps 4;
screens for porch; price, $500
CO. 6-35s2; after 8 pm. WA
1850 3S-FOOT two bedroom Prairie
Schooner for sale; reasonable; oc.
eupancy, Feb. /. XII. e-1626, or see
ct 1888 Powhatan st. Alex, Va.
TRAILER-1-whee almost new. o.
ply tire including large canva;
cover. $50 See at 1927 9Th I'd
south. corner 0reenbrier I'd. Apt. 2
The largest display OF nationally
known new and. used mobile home.
that has ever been offered IN the
East Visit NOT IEbR
Evening star., 1954-01-08
! ARLINGTON

1885 K ST. N.W.-very desirable
suites. in combination Of from to
Evening star., 1954-01-08
THIS rs TT
WAREHOUSE FOR SALE

CENTRAL NV. location with Office
space. spprox. 5000 50 IT,, with
Enclosed parking area: 2nd CONNER
/ ith AND Il SIS. NV. xREA"Ex.
cellent fireprooi building Of 8 floors,
containing $4,000 So. #: automobile
elevator, oil heat; ofices: high
ceiling front. Ideal for auto storage
and shops. Priced at $4,000.
See your broker or DERMOT NEE.
Elk. $4,000. 10
Evening star., 1954-01-08
S12.500-GI

Most attractive. close-in location;
fenced yard: trees; easy walking
distance to 2 buslines. schools AND
shopping; 3 bedrooms. full dining
room. large, well-equipped kitchen,
basement; hot-water heat: all large
DOWN downs and Ind sss. .so per StOIaS; month viii viii
probably buy It. You won't see an
other as good IN MONTH Call now
Exclusive with us.
Parker, Smith & Donnell
2026 N. 18th st. at Court House Rd
Realtors. Open Q to 0. IA. 1851
Evening star., 1954-01-08
ASK ABOUT OUR
5-YEAR PLAN
AT 40 INTEREST
COLES
Baltimore blvd. Q. Q. 1.
3h miles north Of Laurel. Md. 16
miles south Of BALTIC. Open ewes. I'LL
0. Laurel o22 or Elkridge Se7.
GARAGES

SCOTT cIRcLE.spsee fSs HS /. ! car r.. IN
sElck Tlhlis sfSRAss Is2s Mass GAsASEs Az & on as-
II. paved alley. $3.50 per mo; be:
tween Sth and 9th, Allison and
Buchanan SITS. NV. BOSS & PHELPS.
INC. 1417 Z st. NV. MA. S-e3O0.
REAR OF 1915 CLIFTON ST. NV
Four large brick garages with elec.:
$3.50 each, mo. EN-. 2-4232 or
VIC. DUPoNT CIRCLE-oood brick
garage for rent. Fri. after $3.50
Pm. CAN 10. b-2274; all day
REAR 800 BLoCK PA. AVE. Sc
Brick garage for car or small truck
and additional storage, $50 month.
Phone J;o TUNE, Ii. 3-4S33 or
Evening star., 1954-01-08
HOUSES WTD. 70 BUY tcone. }

DIRECT FROM OWNER
Hiehess cash for your property Pree
appraissis. Mr.. KITCHENS. Or
S.730S. day or night.
Evening star., 1954-01-08
REAL estate LOANS


FIRsT-TRUsT LOANS On real estate;
low rates: S-to-b-year terme and
monthly payments. 2. J: .WAISHE.
MONEY on SECOND TGUSTe-Wc
will buy second.trust notes. D. c..
NATiSN4E %oRTaAdE 8 IN iNvEsT. Est:
MENT CORP. 1919 N. Y. ave. NV.
FIST FHH SlISSS 2NS SECOND TRUST LOANS.
1881 q st. NV. NE. s-22e6.
end TRUSTS. Arlington area; immed.
action. McCLAINE PROPERTIES
Zoo Wilson blvd. Arl. ia: 2-33O0
SPOT CASH FOR SECOND TRUSTS
2iaeS TO 4ee DISCOUNTS
MR.. QUICK. LO. 4-6565.
End TRUSTS
2nd TRUSTS WANTED; cash today
RA 6-22s1. IA. s-6616 day or eyes
Ia
Evening star., 1954-01-08
LOANS

LOWER PAYMENTS. LESS INTEREST
Let me refinance YOUR home ant
consolidate your present trusts
thereby reducing monthly payment
ance In cash Call Mr. MILLER
ME. s-l220: evenings. La 6-5l94
End AND 3rd TRUST NOTES
'mmeoNshAsTf NAT1oNxE e9Sx1ce FINANCE AN 8 e Co e'0''0
1914 K ST NV nth and X
Evening star., 1954-01-08

GARAGES
S1axs1ax1e. concrete firs.. slid over
nd. drs.. sew. avail. In 640O blk. 18th
ct. JEROME BRODIE. OIL. 10000.
Evening star., 1954-01-08

INDUSTRIAL PROP, FOR RENT
NO. 1 HIGHWAY. with railroad sid
ing, four buildings. MA. S-32l0,
ROCKVILLE PIKE, with or without
B. L. o. r, r. sidings all city
utilities. viii build and lease II
preferred. From 10000 50. It. up
to 90 acres. Very reasonable. Call
DERMOT NEE, Elk. $4,000. 14b
9TH st. NV. 10
Evening star., 1954-01-08
LARGE FAMILY

More space for your money than
you ever dreamed possible. imagine
living room with fireplace. den.
fully equipped kitchen with dish
washer and disposal, full bath.
screened porch on 1st. bedrooms
g twin sizel, and bath on 2nd.
Detached garage. All-brick construc-
ton. Lovely shade trees. This is an
older home but nicely decorated and
IN excellent condition. Located in
one Of n: AriinEt1n's handtest close.
and transportation. ONLY S17,600
WITH EASY TERMS.
J. Wesley Buchanan, Inc.
Radio Bldg. Arl. IA. 4-1155
Evening star., 1954-01-08

SILVER SPRING. Ca. ave-. blk
Hecht's corner store--Good lease;
So, 500 per yr. Sale at S67.600. By
OWNER Fulton 1854. 10
Evening star., 1954-01-08
WATERFRONT PROP. WANTEr

front: must be secluded and on the
Severn or South River. Up 20 $6. 900
Would consider lot. OIL. 2-2237. 10
Evening star., 1954-01-08

OFFICES. recently occupied BY we'll
lne known S..5 Bethesda os ysd physician: 8 rms.
RECEPTION HALL. rm.. bath. SWITCH
board serv.; rent. $50 per mo-;
Conn ave mr. Znn An A.AAOQ
Evening star., 1954-01-08
STORES FOR RENT Cent, ,

STORE FOR RENT: excel. loc. for
grocery or delicatessen. Call HO.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-09-03
Wosps Are Not Quite
So Wospish at Night

WASHINGTON you're plan
ming your own war on waSps, wait
until after dark.
Besides being less waspish at
night, the critters with the power
full stings, actually are homebodies
who like TO stay in the nest while
other insects are enjoying night
life
The US. Department OF Agri-
culture has put out new publ
cation with findings about after
dark habits of wasps and how they
can be killed easily by spraying
or busting with chlordane OF DOT.
Hornets, yellow jackets and mud
daubers are among the so annoy
ing species OF wasps that can be
controlled by methods described in
the new leahet.
Nests of hornets and yellow
Jackets can be removed by plug
ging the nest opening with a wad
Of cotton soaked in carbon terra
chloride--a commonly used clean
ing fuid-then quickly dislodging
the nest into sack that can be
burned, buried or put into an air
tight can with carbon tetrachlo-
ride.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-09-03
One-Mun Housing
Problem for Graham

CHICAGO Evangelist Billy Ora
ham is preparing the way for
possible solution to his one-man
housing problem.
As most local facilities have
proved inadequate to handle
throngs attending his travelling
sermons. Graham recently asked
K. G. LeTourneau about the pos
sibility Of having portable build
ing for his big scale meetings
The industrialist started designs
before Billy left the United States
for his three~rnonth London Crus-
ade and produced a Big Top Of
super-coloSsal proportions. said to
be weatherproof. sound-proof.
completely ventilated and made
OF aluminium
The Semisphere. as it's called
in Science and Mechanics. is con
structed of Is successive rings,
covering over &c, 900 feet of ground
and when fully pitched reaching
to IS feet
Although LeTourneau' original
design will seat over 10000 Of
Billy's listeners, it is expected he
will expand the capacity Of the
Semisphere greatly.
While Graham's request for the
Semisphere was so that he could
take it with him" there are no
reports. as yet. on how LeTour
neau will wrap it up for porta-
bility.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-09-03

Soviet asks Iran to explain
defense talks with West
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-09-03

1880 p. m--Beauty pageant,
winner to be Miss Powhatan to
represent the county at Rich
mond's Tobacco Festival.
9 to Midnight-Dance. War
Memorial Building. Danny Dean
orchestra and vocalist.
12-Year Record
In a foreWard to the program
for the Labor Day picnic, the
story Of the county's success in
erecting the community center
and the financial rewards which
have followed, the story of this
community project is we'll told
1t reads, IN part The annual
Labor Day Picnic was initiated II
years ago by the Minute Men s
Organization. which incidentally
was the largest in the State 1t
has been from the beginning a
cooperative effort. all organiza-
tons entering actively into the
program. The purpose has been
all along to secure an adequate
Community Building.
That goal has now been reach
ed We have a building of which
we may be proud. The total in
yestment has been. approximately
sos 900 90. This amount has been
raised through proceeds of the
Labor Day Picnics, through do
nations and other means, and
through the sale of Bonds to the
amount of $24 10000 1t is to
provide a sinking fund to retire
these bonds and to assist in pro-
yiding funds for operation and
maintenance of the building that
the proceeds of this and suisse
quent Labor Day Picnics will be
used. Many who bought bonds
have donated them along with the
accumulated interest to this fund.
All have been appreciated Our
total debt is now approximately
$l5,000.00
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-09-03
Powhatan News

James F. Terrell Jr., and family
of Philadelphia. visited his par
ents over the week end. Sixteen
members of the Terrell family
visited their parents home in
Powhatan during the past week
W. r. Parker Kurt Ludwig,
Mrs Nita Netherland, Mrs. Laws
and Mrs. Boiseau visited in Roa-
noke. They saw Ben Garrett and
Watson Campbell. who are pat
tents at the Veterans Hospital in
Roanoke. Mrs. Laws remained in
Roanoke to spend some time in
order to visit her brother, Ben.
for few days. Mrs. Netherland
stopped in Lynchburg to visit her
daughter, Gladys Page
Mrs. w r. Parker and nephew.
Philip Jessup, spent Sunday in
Charlottesville with her family,
the S. A. Jessups.
Several young couples enjoyed
jaunt at the beach this last
week end.
Mrs. Stella Parkinson and her
Sunday School class enjoyed a
weinie roast at Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Bowles' outdoor fire
place, on Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs W. r. Blandford and chill
dren have returned from an ex-
tended trip to Texas to visit rela-
tives and friends
The home Of Gordon Rudd. on
Route 522 was struck by tighten
ing and completely burned before
help could come Mr.. Rudd was
visiting friends in Gloucester at
the time
Miss Maude Crump and Mrs.
Bethel were visitors in the village
over the week
Mr.. and Mrs James A Tilman
III, are on little vacation tour.
They hope to see Unto these
Hills IN Cherokee. N c. They
had their son j. A.. and Lyn with
them.
Mrs. Carleton Elan, Mrs. Arcel
Collier. Mrs Bruce Carter and
Miss Edith ellis were entertain
ed at bridge and canasta at the
home of Mrs. Elan on Thursday
at s p. m.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-09-03
CrocodiIes Face
Uphill Battle j.
For Survival

WASHINGTON-Crocodiles, the
worlds largest reptiles, are fac
ing an uphill battle for survival.
A booming trade in skins for
women's shoes and handbags is
steadily shrinking the crocodile
population, with Europes recent
leather shortage major factor
IN the growth Of the lucrative in
dustry.
In Central Africa authorities
have ordered license controls to
stem the mass slaughter of croco-
dies, after survey disclosed
marked and rapid decline" Of
the once numerous Nile creatures.
In Australia $ Northern Terri
tory the reptiles are SO scarce
that professional hunters may
abandon their annual trips into
the backland.
East Africa yields more than
2 900 skins monthly. 700 from Tan
ganyika alone Skins are shipped
to tanning factories in Britain and
the United States. Only the rola-
lively soft belly skin is suitable for
processing.
Some professional crocodile
hunters today employ harpoon
guns Natives still seek their prey
with moose and pronged stick.
Poisoned bait is also used Ia ball
Of cyanide concealed in a piece Of
meat and hung from shoreline
bushes.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-09-03

mond, is staying in the home Of
Henry Bradbury, while Mrs. Alice
Bradbury is in the hospital.
Walter Goodman. Jr., Mrs. j.
H Dunford and Miss Mary Aus
tin spent Sunday in Madison
visiting Walter Goodman. ST..
Mrs. Heidi Sutton, Mrs. Bobby
Sutton and Mrs Sadie Stock
man spent Monday in Richmond.
Guests Of Mr. and Mrs. TAYLOR
Irving Saturday night were. Mr.
and Mrs Carol King and family
Of GAINESVILLE and Mrs Marion
Meador Also G. w. Patteson and
son, OF Staunton
Mr. and Mrs. N G. Robertson
and family spent Sunday in
Charlottesville at the home of
Mrs. F. K. Pollard
Guests Of Miss Mary Austin
during the past week were, Mrs
Fred Rhodes, OF Richmond. Mr.
and Mrs Norman Proffett and
family Of Portsmouth, Va, Mrs.
Willie Dent and Mrs. John Put
ney and Alice Of Cumberland.
Mrs. Fletcher Irving and daugh-
ter attended family reunion at
Troy Sunday
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-09-03
18th Annual Picnic
PoNhatan County's Labor Day Program
To Have Attractions For All Ages

PoWhatan county, which has
had ipnumerable pats on the back
for It's splendid War Memorial
community center, goes after a
partial reduction of the remaining
debt Of $4,000 with its annual
Labor Day Picnic, Monday.
The day-long festival starts
with softball at 10 a m. and con-
tinues at fast pace. without in
terruption, until Danny Deans
Orchestra plays Good Night
Ladies' at midnight to end the
ball in Memorial Gymnasium.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-09-03
Calendar of Events

10 a. m.--Gris soIUpal, Powha-
tan VS. Graceland
II a. ny Ladies and mems tug
of war, bicycle races, sack races,
and other athletic events
1911 p. m.-Lunch and band
conc ert Powhatan brunswick
stew. and concert by the high
school bands Of Powhatan and
Goochland
2:30 p. m Baseball, Genito VS.
Orchid, regular James River
League game
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-09-03
Pilots Buzz Towns
When They Are Lost

CHICAGO = Some communities
that have been buzzed jittery by
low flying planes have solved the
problem easily by displaying the
name of the town in big letters
visible from the air.
This has helped, say insurance
underwriters, since most pilots fly
low over towns because they want
TO find out where they are Only
few pilots buzz towns to show
off or brighten the residents
The name of town on a large
building or some other prominent
location will not only help pilots
stay on course. but also will pro-
vide excellent advertising for the
town.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-09-03
Radio Safety Slogan
rize Winner Told

Mrs A. M. Holloway Of Re-
hoboth, Va, has been named win
ner Of WFLOs Safety Slogan"
contest. Her winning slogan read
Don't have an upset vehicle be-
cause you failed to digest safety
signs
For that sentence she received
4 SIS savings bond. Il was judged
best by a panel Of WFLO staff
members and a representative Or
the Governors Highway Safety
Committee
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-09-03
Hamilton

Mrs. Ava Beasley and children,
Of Farmvile, were week end guests
of Mr.. and Mrs d. B Stout
Mr.. and Mrs. o. NJ. Garter
spent the week end in Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Robertson
and Judy visited relatives in
Lynchburg, Sunday,
Mrs. Lucille Heath, Of Rich
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-09-03

Because there had been no men
ton. in the contract. OF corner
stone for the Texas State Capt.
tol, Gust Wilke, the contractor.
paid for it out his own pocket.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-09-03
1t Pays to Poy

CAMDEN. N. Mrs Mario
Walsh. Ventnor. N j., once re-
ceived Sl0923 for testifying in an
income tax evasion case. Five
years later She got so days and a
S. 600 fine for failure TO pay IN
come tax on the money She re-
ceived, along with other income
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-09-03

The George West. Texas, court
house lawn holds a mounted
Longhorn in glass case. 1t is the
last Longhorn steer Of the great
West herd
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-09-03

Shanghai Pierce a giant Tex
as cattleman known for his I'M
usually loud voice, could stand
on the from, porch and below
orders to the men at work at the
cattle pens a mile awae.