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Evening star., 1954-05-30
Sfockyard Workers Quit
CI0 Unit, Form New Union
BY the Associoted Press.

OMAHA, May 90. - Omaha
stockyardS workers today an
nounced withdrawal from the
C1O United Packinghouse Work
ers Union and formation of the
non-afflliated Stockyard Work.
erS Association of America.
The constitution of the new
group contains a provision which
bans from Office anyone who is
member of the Communist
Party, any Fascist organization
or any other totalitarian move
ment, or who consistently pursues
policies and activities directed
toward the achievement of the
program or the purposes" of such
groups or movements.
John Dooley, president of the
Omaha group, said lone of the
main reasons" for breaking with
the CIO was the Communist is
sue." He declined further COM
ment.
Early this month, at the UPWA
convention in Sioux City, Iowa,
a proposal that would have
banned Reds and other sub
versiveS from union leadership
was defeated.
Mr.. Dooley said a national
headquarters would be set up in
Kansas City, Kan, and that the
group has been recognized by
the National Labor Relations
Board.
Evening star., 1954-05-30
By jones Y. Newton

Strikes are at a postwar low for
this time of year, but some of the
walkouts in progress are both
bitter and costly.
A survey by the Federal Medi-
alton and Cancellation Service
showed 1873 strikes going on over
the country during the past week.
This is by far the lowest total
for late May since the end of
World War II. The previous low
figure, was last May when 1919
work stoppages were in progress
at the comparable time.
Along the same line. the Labor
Department says fewer strikes
occurred in April than in any
corresponding postwar month.
Strike activity in the first four
months this year was also well
below other postwar years.
The Mediation Service survey
of the current situation showed
about 10000 persons involved in
strikes.
Slump Given AZ Reason.
officials said the recent busi-
ness slump is a major reason
for this comparative labor-man-
agement peace. Unions have
shown reluctance to push their
demands in the face Of the
economic situation particularly
in the manufacturing industries
which have felt the brunt of
the downturn in activity.
However, transit workers are
on strike in two cities-Pitts-
burgh and Indianapolis-and
are threatening to walk out in
three others, New York, Bir-
mingham. Ala. and Harrisburg,
Pa. In all cases except New
York, the workers are repre-
sented by the AFL Amalgamated
Association of Streetcar, Elec-
trio Railway and Motor Coach
Employees. In New York, the
CIO Transport Workers are in
volved.
The Pittsburgh strike of g.
TOO transit workers began May
9. while the walkout Of 1,100
workers in Indianapolis started
May /. The main issue in both
cases is higher wages and there
is no indication of an early set
tlement of either.
5000 out at PhilcO.
The largest strike in point Of
numbers involved is at the
Evening star., 1954-05-30

Richmond Site Picked.
Richmond. Va, was selected
as the site Of the 1855 general
assembly in close balloting.
An invitation to Richmond
was extended by the Rev. John
Evening star., 1954-05-30
By Richord Rodgers

Talk about a buSman'S holiday
DR.. Harry A. Fowler, 80, is TAX
ing one. The retired staff sur
geon of Emergency Hospital has
moved into the place as a per-
manent boarder. Not a patient,
mind you, but a tenant.
II like it here" he says. I'm
surrounded by friends. people I
worked with for years"
DR.. Fowler, a founder of the
District THEOLOGICAL Society, at
tended President Wilson in the
White House.
He is Emergency's only per-
rnanent guest" said DR.. w. T.
Brown, the hospital administra-
tor. I'VE are proud and happy
to have him as a permanent
member of our hospital family"
Last March "I got a pain in
my tummy," DR.. Fowler said. "I
thought / had cancer and I came
IN for q checkup."
Evening star., 1954-05-30

of the Diocese of Natchez. Miss:
Edward Urner Goodman. direc-
tor emeritus of the General De-
partment of United Church Men
of the National Council of the
Churches of Christ in the United
States of America; George Muir
ply, Beverly Hills. Calf, pro-
ducer, actor and public relations
specialist; Nathan Marvin Ohr-
bach, New York City, merchant
and business executive, and De-
Witt Wallace, Pleasantville. N. Y,
founder, editor and publisher of
"The Readers Digest"
In conjunction with the Scout
meeting here, a special exhibiS
was held at the National Guard
Armory and closed last night.
Evening star., 1954-05-30
Eisenhower Lauds
Scouting Movement;
Gets Highest Award

The United States seeks to be
morally straight with all nations,
President Eisenhower told a
luncheon meeting of Boy Scout
leaders yesterday.
The President. honorary head
of the Boy Scouts of America,
pledged, where possible and
proper. that the Federal Govern
ment will encourage the Scout
movement.
He addressed an audience Of
more than 1900 at the 44th an
nual meeting of the National
Council of the Boy Scouts. John
M. Schiff. Boy Scout national
president. presided.
President Eisenhower told the
leaders that, working under the
Scout oath, they are doing a
Job that will enable America to
be stronger and better"
Wears Highest Scout Award.
The President said he is a
member of the Executive Coun-
Gil of the Scouts, but other
things seem to intervene and he
has not worked very hard at it
recently. But he said it is one
office from which he did not re-
sign when he became President.
He wore about his neck the rib
bon and Silver Buffalo Award,
Scoutirg's highest and most dis
tinguished honor.
An additional $165 900 for the
budget of Secretary Hobby of
the Department of Health, Edu-
cation and Welfare, the Presi-
dent said, has been recon-
mended to study juvenile delin-
quency.
He added, though, that he
hates the term Juvenile delin-
quency" because "I don't think
we. should allow conditions to
arise that bring it about" He
said another term, such as
youth program" should be used
instead. He said he hopes that
soon Juvenile delinquency" will
become obsolete.
Agriculture Secretary Benson,
who was one of IL men who
received the Silver Buffalo
Award for distinguished service
to boyhood," also spoke yester-
day.
Character Building Program.
upon the character of our
boys depends our future" he de-
clared. They are our hope,
Scouting, as a great spiritual.
character building gram,
needs to grow as never before"
Mr.. Benson urged that women
and men devote more time to
the improvement, betterment
and blessing of the Nations
greatest aSsetS-"our boys and
girls"
Others who received the Silver
Buffalo were: William H. Albers.
Cincinnati, Ohio, merchant and
business executive; Ellsworth H.
Augustus, Cleveland, banker; DR..
Philip D. Bookstaber, Harrisburg,
Pa, rabbi, author and world
traveller; Norton Clapp, Seattle,
Wash, business leader; DR.. j.
M. T. Finney, jr., Baltimore, sur
geon; the Most Rev. Richard o.
Gerow, Roman Catholic Bishop
Evening star., 1954-05-30
Anniversary Fete

The Waring Missionary Socie-
ty of st. Mark and the Incarna-
ton Lutheran Church will cele-
brate its twenty fifth anniver-
sary with a reception for new
members at 8 pm. Friday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. H.
Fahrenbach, 1910 RittenhouSe
street NV.
Evening star., 1954-05-30
Contractors to Meet

The Electrical Contractors As
Sociation will meet at 8 pm.
Tuesday in the Haeringer's Buff
feteria. 4728 Fourteenth street
NV.
Evening star., 1954-05-30
Presbyierians Vote
To End Segregation;
virginian Backs Step
BY the As.oejo,.d Pres.

MONTREAL, N. c.. May 29.-
The general assembly OF the
Southern Presbyterian Church
voted today to abolish racial
segregation.
An anti-segregation report Of
special committee was adopted,
236-169, as the general assembly
continued its cath session here.
More than $50 commissioners
delegates from is Southern
States are attending.
The action Of the general as
sembly is not mandatory, but
presbyteries usually follow its
recommendations.
Supports Resolution.
DR.. Donald Miller, a professor
at Union Seminary at Richmond,
Va, speaking in favor Of the
resolution, said:
There Is only one basis on
which sthis question may be de-
cided-Holy Scripture. The only
division Scriptures knows is
saints and sinners. believers and
n-believers."
Another supporter Of the
anti-segregation resolution, Rex
Brown. an elder from North
Kansas City, Mo-. said:
"The great sin of our church
is that we have not led on so
great an issue as this. And at
this time it is an even greater
sin to take another step back
ward.
Another church elder, John R.
Wallace of Memphis, Tenn,
spoke against the resolution,
saying:
Adoption of the motion will
disrupt our church. When Ne
groes enter our church doors,
the people will go out the other
door,"
Richmond Site Picked.
Richmond. Va. was selected
Evening star., 1954-05-04

SILVER SPRINGE2-room. air-con-
ditioned suite; private lavatory and
shower; excellent location for doctor
or dentist; opposite Silver Theater;
$75 per month
THE MARYLAND REAL ESTATE co.
1884 Colesville Rd. JU. 9-510O
Evening star., 1954-05-04

SEAT PLEASANT. MD.
The Most for Your Money
81, 800 is the full price: 2-bedrm.
cottage: all mod. facilities. Terms
or trade. Mrs. Voigt. HE. 1924
cox & CO. 10 R-f637 -6 =
Evening star., 1954-05-04
THE EVENING sTARf,-1n
WAREHoUsEs--RENT tcont.l
OFFICES 8 STUDIOS foR RENT

RING BLDG. 18th and M SITS. NV.
suite 3i6-l 500 So t.. 4 windows.
| overlooking Conn. ave.: space may
| ns, inspected 9:30 a.m.-5:30 pm.
9HcassG9D 9lasGG99D q FERRARA. phone RE-
1917, 18th ST. N.w.-Ayaiiaple Nav
! room suite. ist floor; will con-
Toned il desired. ST. $3.50. e0noa nus
All, CONDITIONED sOFFICES sya,,-e
| na9le, AZ services. Dupont Circle
al pce $500 sIss ls4s Conn. ave, W.
Dupont CIRCLE-Entire bldg. on
fSl ofices.' e. e5t'is s-sos6' s6f S0nd' 0eauti-
WIS, siIs;.A, AZ Van NESS-1st-noor office,
use. use Convenient to bank, post
Slss Smee .Sa,T.,st and stores 2nd-fioer APT, :
FURNisHED AIR R-C0NDfTioNED Of.
nee In suite of C, p. A. Sheraton
AfR.CoSprTIS9SSIfS6j. Hias Sp gI9SISj newly
$3.50 50. IT., incl. ali services: Sse eley.
bldg; financial district. Ii29 Ver-
mont ave: NV. Call ST. 3-509s.
FURNISHED air-conditioned ofices
available. DUPONT CIRCLE OFFICE
a51,SG' as51pG' 1916 Conn. ave-, AID. T. .
EVANS BLDG. 1870 New York ave. :
} n.w.-Single room. $50; Groom cor.
peT pr suite 500. Room 6l6. Evans
VERY ATTRAc. OFFICE and desk
space, in heart of Takoma's business 7
district; telephone answering. iani-
tor service and utils. furn,: very
$sENcYn Ynm5S ST. SScsa9sn'S S3sa9s Su HE9MT sss7
downtown. sI1 18th ST. NV
Entire hrst fioor. ideal for any busi-
ness; ness; now occupied by real estate
LOTS Sss FOR a sAIEcolesyiii. nG 2l ifiotI Heights.
HIeSM$S ISS N0 T. g. 5e'Hs Box 5sPi' ssF SILVER S Il
1916 9th s sT. N.w.-Modern o store.
with rear lot. Di. T-4e44. '
suBLET SMALL FURN. OFFICE,
t6x6h, with closet. in suite; conv.
loe'. vic. Conn. and X. Ex. $4,000.
No. e THOMAS CIRCLE N.w.-ofics
space available, /, 2 and 3 rooms;
| also suite in this convenient loca-
ton; lowest rental in town. Cali RE.
8iS-Ssi 1Ith ST. N.w.-and a.
front ofices. air cond., fireproof.
very reas. rent. RA. 6-1101. RE.
oFFiCE SPACE. Silver Spring, Nd
BLDG. in whole or in part; will air
e }SEEEss ss;Ss 4 sENNETT' 'SS CO.. Realtors. Hs%s.
1851 K Sir. N.w.-Entire ground
| floor; 1.050 50. IT,, plus pvt. Lava
tory; air cond. and all utils. $3.50
per month. ia, 5-5959.
CONN. AVE. 200 So. #: Of new air.
| conditioned space available immed-
lately; will divide. CARL q.
MODERN STORE in excellent Silver
f. depth with full basement, or win
aiyide o into two 2S-ft' front stores.
19pab sSsf: K 81. NV. tb.s. Conn. and
1Sth)--Eleyator bldg: very ige, sim
gle suite. storage area and pvt.
lavatory; $50 mo. Avail now.
SHANNON q LUCHs Co. 1906 II
NV. Ma. S-2345.
LOCO so FIT. Of air-conditioned
space, rent well below prevailing
rates CARL G. RoSINSKI CO.. Ma.
14th AND N. J, AVE. NV, Bond
Bldg..A very desirable once suite
Of ,250 SO. IT.; will decorate to
tenant narattor choice cSsn,sI and make Limited
/ and rm. suites avail. For
particulars. Mr.. Awkward. SHANNON
a. LuSaS CO.. 1905 H st. NV.
SILVER SPRING-2-room. air-con-
dttioned suite; private lavatory and
shower; excellent location for doctor
or dentist; opposite Silver Theater:
S75 per month.
THE MARYLAND REAL ESTATE co.
1854 ColeSville Rd. JU. 9-510O
Evening star., 1954-05-04
NEAR OLNEY
A COUNTRY HOME

On 2.2 Acres Win SGream
S29,95O. Just far enough away to be
away from 1t all is this gracious
brick Colonial country home be-
tween Norbeck and Olney. on over
2 acres with Q stream in rear and
a little summer house. Center hall.
spacious liv. rn. with firepL, den
with firepI.. powder rm.. bay win
dow dining room, kit. 3 bedrms..
. baths. oil hot-water heat. 2
car garage, 417-ft. frontage
is in perfect condition. Lots of
shrubbery and trees. One Of the
finest homes Of this type in the
county. This price is for immediate
sale and is far below cost to owner.
Call US and we will show it to you
any time Call between 8 am. and
8 pm.
Colonial Investment Co.
n
Evening star., 1954-05-04
Cool Green
Family Style

COLONIAL REALTY co.
REALToRs-BUMDERS IA. $4,000
Country Club Manor
This 3-bedrm.. 2h-bath. white-brick
homo in choice neighborhood.
Brkfst, area in complete GE
kitchen; full bsmt. with rec. rm. ;
fireplace; French doors leading to
covered patio: washer and dryer
included; asking S26,500.
HOLLEY REALTY
Evening star., 1954-05-04
ALEXANDRIA
BEVERLY HILLS

BEVERLY HILLS
VACANT WHITE BRICK COLONIAL
On dir. busline to Pentagon and
D. c. conv. to st. Reta's parochial
school. Liv. rm. with firepl., din
rm., equip. kit, side screened pch:
upstairs 3 bedrms., tile bath; full
bSmt., built-in gar; wooded lot
Fairly priced. $19. $50: excel terms
w. B. WRIGHT
sol s. GLEBE RD. IA, 4-O55C
Evening star., 1954-05-04
HOUSES FOR SALE-Mp.

HOUSES BY HUGHES--Big old farm
house; completely renovated to your
taste; three extra lge. bedrms.: full
bsmt.: excellent location; high on .
hill: stately oak trees. Only Si1 $50.
w. R. HUGHES CO.. AP. 7-1400.
CT. $3.50 DOWN - Immaculate q
bedrm. brick Colonial ON Anchor
sep. din. % ria.. fSii fi bsmt d.cS Only 81 Si2.s50
and a real bargainlll THE PERRY
BOSWELL CO., WA. 7-45O0. I'd
TAKE ADVANTAGE Of q 4es loan on
this de luxe 3-bedroom, I1a-bath
brick home near CheverlY Theater;
fun bsmt.. fenced yard. Priced be-
low .,9 the ma miasrkst at sSS6 $lS; ;9SG 80, Terms
RoBERT s. DAVIS & CO. IS
NO MONEY DOWN-POSS. We have
listed six choice rambiers and CO.
lonials located in Lewisdale, Avon
dale. Radiant Valley. Riverdale. and
Prince GeorHes Country Club section
Priced from $10.950 to $16, 750.
Monthly payments much less than
hoase. caIi GT wA egg essoosy DSy til Gp PM 6l
ROBERT S. DAVIS & co. IS
SPECULATORS. ATTENTION: Vet
must sell; viii accept $1.100 cash for
his equity. Practically new 3-bedrm
brick home in Seat Pleasant. Md.
Take over S11. 900 CT loan, $40 per
month pays all. Call WA. 1900
I'll 8 pm. ROBERT s. DAVIS q
CO. 1904 Baltimore ave. Hyatts-
vile. Md. -S
BUSINESSMEN, ATTENTION.. You
can purchase 5-rm. and bath
bungalow, full bsmt., oil heat, loc. in
business sect. Of Riverdale, for $9,-
800. $3.50 dr.. $66 mo. AP. 7-1727.
WA. 7-S4S4. PRIMROSE REALTY
HOUSES BY HUGHES-Hilly section
brick and white clapboard; gor-
geous home: six more than generous
rms; big recreation-type bsmt. !;
screened porch. Only $1S,75O.
w. r. HUGHES CO.. AP. 7-14OO.
Evening star., 1954-05-04
CAPE COD COUNTER

CAPE COD COUNTER
$14,750-New brick with 2 bedrms.
and expandable attic; 8 minis. to
Key Bridge; basement.
81 l5,950-First-hoor bedroom and
bath; 2 bedrooms on second floor;
basement. Situated just on Wilson
blvd. in st. AIMS Parish.
Sl6,150-Four bedrooms with first
floor bath and nice screened porch.
Close to W&L High School in Ar
lington; wooded lot.
CT APPROVED!
SIG, Experimentation brick; attic
partly finished; garage; full base
ment. Falls Church area.
81 l6,750-Basement recreation room
is "out Of this world" 2 bedrooms
and bath on the first floor; insu-
lated, expansible attic.
SIT. .950-Big brick on a great big
corner lot. Four bedrooms and a
lovely recreation room; screened
porchl Immaculate throughout.
ST. lS.950-Brick; 8. 4 bedrooms with
baths q on each floorl; basement
Wonderful lot over 290-ft. deep.
wooded. Substantial cash desired.
Arlington Realty Co.
2212 Wilson Blvd. JA. 7-930O till 9
Evening star., 1954-05-04
HERF TT TSl
$500 DOWN or

YVOV OOWAN3 VI
Buys this charming new brick ram
bier in Falls Church. Liv. rm. with
nrepli rI and picture WINDOW, SEP. DIN; DIN;
chairs plus GE dishwasher. garbage
disp., refgf.. range, 3 larger-than-
average bedrms. with windows: full
Hollywood bsmt. with picture win
dows and outside entrance: on dead
end ST.. only one left. and you'll love
payments approx. $50 mo.
Southern Realty Co., Inc.
JE. 4-2l0O EXCLUSIVE AGENTS
Evening star., 1954-05-04
Lake Barcroft's
Most UNIQUE

This BRAND-NEw duo-level rancher
is truly ONE OF A KIND If you
want something really different.
Beautiful wooded lot with terrific
view. 800 feet from the lake. Priced
81 900 below cost at S36.75O
]. Wesley Buchanan, Inc.
RADIO BLDG. ARL. IA. 4-115h.
Evening star., 1954-05-04

27O9 N. Brandywine st.

AIIIIlgIUIl, va.
,ustom-buiit rambler. center hall
h beautiful Shirley Woods. Airing
tons outstanding fine-home area.
Large living room, dining room,
today's kitchen, 3 bedrooms, pa
baths. screened porch: gas a.-c.
HEAT, including conversion in
stallation for summer cool air, at
option Of purchaser; 30x30-ft. rec
rage. Builder says SELL. OPEN
DAILY, 2 to p.m., or CALL Mr..
RELY fEyenings. TIE. 6-742O).
Exclusive with THOS. ]. USHER q
Coz INC. DI. T-f363O.
Evening star., 1954-05-04

HOUSES BY HUGHES-Nos money
down, GIS only. Choice Mt. Rainier
dition. Only S9,950. W. r.
HU0fIz1 CO.. AP. 7-1400. "a
Evening star., 1954-05-04
.ORCOM LANE
Sleepy Hollow

New ell-brick rambler with 8 twin
size bedrms.. seperate dining room,
full ground-level daylight basement,
washer and disposal; large gently
sloping wooded lot. Only 2 blks. to
new Sleepy Hollow School. Excel
lent value for this popular area at
Just $22,600. Convenient financing
available
Evening star., 1954-05-04

14th AND N. J. AVE. NV, Bond
Of 1850 SO. It,; will decorate to
tenant choice and make limited
partition changes. Also. several
/ and 3 rm. suites avail For
particulars. Mr.. Awkward. SHANNON
A. LUCHS CO.. 1908 II st. NV.
Ma. S-2346.
Evening star., 1954-05-04
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

CAMP $50. Beautiful
new brick-and-stone rambler. Lovely
front porch. stone fireplace in living
room, large kit, din. rm., 2 good
sized bedrms.. attached garage. large
sho% sho1eo vo oo1' ts Rome oe eeasea es noW "
CRISMOND REAL ESTATE. 1895
st. Barnabus I'd. s.e. LO. 7-S2l5.
Evening star., 1954-05-04
HEAVENLY HIDEAWAY

Perfect for q weekend retreat
place to get away from It all-this
secluded 2-bedrm. rambler with fu-
ture expandable possibilities may
be Just what the doctor ordered.
Beautifully situated on o 12z-acre
lot with huge shade trees, just q
few minutes from the city of Fair
fax. Only $3.50 with terms.
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN, INC.
Radio Bldg, Arl. ia. 4-l155
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-02-23
TRUSTEES SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
300 Beech Street
Farmville, Va.

Pursuant to the terms Of d
certain decd of trust dated Feb
ruary II. 1850, and Of record in
the Clerks Office of the Circuit
Court of Prince Edward County,
Virginia, IN Deed Book lie, page
5l5. from Z. w Hubbard to G.. K.
Wright. Trustee conveying the
hereinafter described real estate
to secure the payment of GER
tain debt which is more partlcul-
arlv described in said seed, de-
fault having been made III the
payment Of said debt the under
signed, having been requested Sc
to do by the beneficiary there
under. Will on the day OF March
1854 at noon, on the premises.
offer for sale at public auction to
the highest bidder the aquity Of
redemption in that certain lot o.
land situated IN the Town Of
Farmville, Prince Edward County
Virginia, and more particularly
described as follows
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-02-23
FOR SALE

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SEED-red clover recleaned $24
per bushel. George Shorter. Oar
lington Heights. va. 2-9-8p
-
SPENCER-Let us help you with
your figure problem. Airy. light
weight girdles. individually de
signed. A Y. putney. Phone 468
2-9-6p
As ACRES land near Throck, nice
for pond Also IS acres near
Hampden- Sydney College. nice for
pond. Ned Marshall. Hampton
sydney, Va 2-16-4p
HOUSE 5 rooms with bath cleo
trio hot water heater Located ?
miles from Farmvllle. Write Box
3, Care Herald, Farmville. 2-I9-2p
FERTILIZER - Don't forget your
fish ponds They need fertilizer
too, to grow food for your fish
We recommend 8-8-4 and be sure
it is v fertilizer from Kayton
Coal Company, Phone 166, Farm
vile, Va 2-l9-2lt
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-02-23
SATURDAY
MARCH 6, 1854
AZ 200 Noon

BEGINNING at the southeast
corner of ST. George and Beech
Streets. thence in an eaSterly
direction along Beech Street ISL
feet to corner of 7. c. Hardys
property. thence along western
line of T. G.. Hardy, III a southerly
direction, 1876 feet to George
Richardson line, thence With
George Richardson line, IN a
westerly direction. to L. r. Rich
ardson's line, thence with L. r.
Richardson line. in a northerly
direction 90 feet. thence still with
L. r. Richardson's line in a
westerly direction 10 feet to St.
George Street, thence with St
George Street. in a northerly dl-
rection. 100 feet to the place Of
BEGINNING
Known also as 800 Beech
Street, FaImvIlle. Virginia, and
Known also an Official Tax
No. 23l8ol
This property is beng sold sub
ject 10 three certain deeds Of
trust dated April %, 1912. October
20. 1912 and January r. 1919.
and recorded in the Clerk Office
of tho Circuit Court of Prince
Edward Counts Virginia. tho
total balance Of which three
deeds Of trust is $4,000 With
interest at the rate Of five per
centum per mnnum from the
above date Of sale. BY the consent
and with the agreement OF the
holder Of the lien Of this decd Of
trust and Billie S Hubbard. widow
of E. W. Hubbard, tbs property
is being sold free of the hen fer
real estate taxes OF $57468 with
interest and pcnaltiS and of
certain judgement of Z. Nc
lauchlen & Sons. in tho sum Of
$i.163.5 plus interest and costs
Us we'll as the dover interest of
pille s HUBBARD. widow, the lcrs
ct tho claims for said taxes jhe
Judgment. and the committed
dover Of the sald widow Will Be
satisfied out of the proceeds Of
the sale Of the property sold here
under
TERMS OF SALE. CASH
6. X. WRIGHT
Trustee
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-02-23

FOR RENT

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APARTMENT--fof couple. Com I
pletely furnished. including vacu-
um cleaner. washing machine. air
conditioner. Call 694. I-22-tf /.
STORAGE GARAGE: waterproof
and fireproof Phone 694. 12-8-tf
Observation-Disclosures five
rooms, sleeping porch. oil heat.
block from Longwood College. 402
Buffalo street. Call APT and 400
Annie Moring Fallwel. 2-16-tf
APARTMENTS rooms, unfurn-
nished 407 South Main St. Farm
vile. Phone 369M. 2-l6-4p
FLOOR SANDERS Make your
old floors look like new You can
easily do the resurfacing work
yourself. We rent floor sanders
and edgers and supply materials.
Also, electric floor polishers will
save you work and make youl
floors CLEAN. Ask US about our
rentals FAmvile Mfg. Co. Phone
II, Farmville. Va. 2-19-tf
FOR RENT - 3 rooms, private
bath and entrance. lib Virginia
St, Farmville Call 663J. 2-19-3t
HOUSES rooms with bath or
route as. 7 2 miles from Farmville
Edward Ingle, r 5. Farmville. Va
2-23-2p
APARTMENT: first floor, front
and back porch. hot and cold
water, bath and garage j G Col
Inns. Phone 4 or 1871 2234p
SECOND FLOOR Apartment B
bed rooms, living room. dining
room. kitchen and bath. available
April | Near High School, 305
First Avenue. Call CAS- or 43. J. H
Whitfield. 2-23-4tp
NICE ROOM-With ? beds, lot
High ST 2-23-2p