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Evening star., 1954-05-07
Feeders Air Conditioner
Has Automatic Control!
~ 1885, ton %

Just set the knob on this new
1854 Fedders air conditioner
and forget it! 1t keeps your
room at just-right tempera-
ture regardless Of external
weather conditions! With
weather Bureau" control
panel, just press a button for
weather you want! This de
luxe model cools, dehumidifies
and ventilates in any weather;
a true year-round model! 1854
model 49G21. Installation
extra.
Evening star., 1954-05-07

Street thursday
Mon
PARk,ue,ou Arlington c Wilson Mon Thurs
Evening star., 1954-05-07
229!95

Imagine getting a new 1854
air conditioner at this easy-on-
your-budget price! Now's the
time to buy this Fedders and
have it installed for year.
round healthy ventilation. 1t
cools air, dehumidifies auto
matically and circulates and
ventilates with never a draft!
Don't wait-buy.it now. Model
44G21. Installation extra.
The Hecht Co.. Appliances. 5th Floor.
Washington; 4th Floor, StlUer Spring
and PARKington
Evening star., 1954-05-14
Red Ship Detained
By British Warrant
BY the Associated Press

LONDON, May 14.-The Brit
ish Admiralty slapped an arrest
warrant on the Russian ship
Beloostrov today. halting her
scheduled sailing to Leningrad.
AS a result, two Russian en-
bassy air attaches expelled by
Britain on charges of spying may
have to look for another way
home.
The warrant was issued on
behalf of the owners of the 500
ton Dutch steamer Marvic. They
claim the Russian owners of the
2,916-ton BelooStrov owe them
for damages the Marvic suffered
when the two ships collided in
the Kiel Canal in october, 1852.
The Russian ship arrived in
London earlier this week. The
embassy attaches. Red Air Force
Majors Ivan Pupyshev and An
drei Gudkov. were due to travel
home on her but up to an hour
before sailing time they had not
turned up at the dock.
The Russians in turn banned
the return to Moscow of Mai.
Charles r. P. Landon, an assist
ant military attache at the Brit
ish embassy there, on charges he
engaged in espionage.
The British denied the charge
and asserted it was in retaliation
for the custer of the two Russian
attaches. Maj. Landon is now
Vacationing in Britain.
Evening star., 1954-05-14
Pilgrim Teacher
Suspended as Red
BY the Associated Press

WAYLAND. Mass, May IA
Miss Ann Hale, jr., 46, who claims
descent from Myles Standish and
John and Priscilla Alden. legen-
Diary figures of early Pilgrim his
tory, has been suspended as a
public school teacher for pos
sible Communist activity"
The town school committee
voted Suspension last night and
said in statement:
Last month the committee
learned for the first time of pos
sible Communist activity by Miss
Hale. Since that time she has
revealed to the committee con-
siderable information about her
connections with and support of
the Communist movement.
Having completed our re-
view of the information before
us, we have voted to suspend
Miss Hale and give her notice
of our intention to vote on June
10 on tne question OF QlSmlSSlng
her as teacher in the Wayland
schools"
Miss Hale's attorney, Endicott
"Chub" Peabody, III, of Boston,
a former Harvard football star,
said he would demand a hear
ing and ask to know the nature
of the charges against his client.
Appearing recently before the
Massachusetts commission in
veStigating Communism. Miss
Hale said at no time did she be-
lieve in "the overthrow of the
United States Government by
force or violence or foreign domi-
nation of this country"
Evening star., 1954-05-14
ice Hears Argument
On Legality Of Young
Control Of Central
BY the Assoeiofed Press

The legality of Robert r.
Young's move to win control of
the New York Central Railroad,
challenged by the present man
agement, came up for oral argu-
ment before the full Interstate
Commerce Commission today.
The commission arranged a
full-dreSS session of its IL men,
bers to hear the pros and cons
of CentralS contention that even
if Mr.. Young and his associates
should come out on top in their
present proxy battle for control
of Central, they could not take
over the spraWling system with
out prior assent of the ICC.
The railroads challenge is
based on two contentious before
the Federal transport-regulating
agency.
Subsidiaries Noted.
Its first allegation strips down
to a contention that while an
individual or a group may OBJ
tain control of a railroad with
out ICC consent. such consent
must be obtained if they are
going to control more than one
carrier.
Central noted that it has two
subsidiaries which are separate
entities-the Pittsburgh and
Lake Erie Railroad and the In
diana Harbor Belt Line. Thus.
the company asserts, control of
Central would involve control of
these other two carriers and
therefore would require the ices
approval.
Central's second point is that
Mr.. Young and his associates
in the Allegheny Corp. were
long associated with the Chesa-
peake & Ohio Railroad, up
until the early part of this year,
and that their winning control
of Central would lead to man.
agement of the Central system
and the c. & o. in a common
interest" The petition noted
that the ICC had ruled out joint
control of these competing rail-
roads in 1948.
Call Petition Frivolous
Mr.. Young's attorneys have
described the Central petition be-
fore ICC as frivolous" and de-
signed Ito divert stockholders in
the current proxy contest from
the real issues at stake"
The ICC allotted the principals
4l2 hours in which to outline
their positions.
The proxy fight to date has
produced half dozen. court
cases. One of these brought in
the New York by interests siding
With Central's management would
postpone the Central stockhold-
erS' meeting, now scheduled for
May 26 at Albany, N. Y, until
some of the legal questions have
been cleared up.
Neither Mr.. Young nor Central
President William White, his
principal antagonist in the con-
troll fight, planned to attend the
ICC sessions today.
Evening star., 1954-05-14
Extra Oxygen Blamed
AsCauseof Blindness
In Premature Babies
BY the Assoeioied Press

CHICAGO. May 14.-Blindness
is one Of the greatest perils
facing prematurely born infants,
and medical investigators offered
evidence today that liberal oxy-
gen treatments are the cause.
A team of New York doctors
came to that conclusion after
tracing the progress of numer-
Gus incubator babies-some of
whom were routinely given large
quantities of extra oxygen and
others who received it only in
emergencies. They said:
eve found high incidence
of blindness among infants given
liberal oxygen treatment and
none among those given little
or none. The infants were not
harmed by limited oxygen ther-
apy."
Study of 68 Cases.
The doctors said their study
of 68 cases at the Bellevue Hos
pital premature nursery con-
vinced them that the blindness
found was directly related" to
excessive oxygen land can be
controlled by severely limiting
oxygen therapy to premature
infants"
The type of blindness occur
ring in such cases is called
retrolental fibroplasia (RFL).
The doctors said it lis now first
among the causes of blindness
among children in the United
States and is the foremost prob
lem rather than death itself in
the care of premature infants"
Wrote Article in Journal.
Writing in the Journal of the
American Medical Association
the doctors said eight babies in
the extra-oxygen group developed
severe symptoms or permanent
damage.
"Six of those infants are be-
lieved to have no useful vision;
two may have useful vision in
one eye" the doctors said.
The death rate was approxi-
mately the same in the two
groups. said the investigators,
Drs. Jonathan T. Lanman, Loren
P. Guy and Joseph Dancis.
Evening star., 1954-05-14
No Use for Money, But Natives Like Ii

Earl Leaf and Pat Hartley, who
covered the distance by canoe,
mule and airplane, said the Ecua-
dor aboriginals set the high price
after q fllm studio shot back
ground scenes in their area and
others came there to take photo
graphs Of the people.
'"They have no contact with
the outside world and never use
money" Hartley says.
Evening star., 1954-05-14
BY the Asseeiossd Press

LOS ANGELES.-Two maga-
zine photographers. returned
from a 60,000-mile picture tax
ing trek through South and Cen
trail America found their highest
priced models were head-shrink-
ing Jivaros Of Ecuador - who
asked $25 q day, just for a
souvenir.
Evening star., 1954-05-14
Manuscript for Sale

The manuscript of "Struwel-
peter" famous German chill
dren's book written 100 years ago
by the Frankfurt physician, DR..
Hoffman. "for family use." will
be sold at auction in Stuttgart.
Evening star., 1954-12-17
AUToMoslLss FoR SALE

HSoosRsERs. sssass ss0saHifns.0is ainn. ne. YSS L..
l-9226. III
FORD so VS. Custom Fordor sedan:
ipish Ike new: r. and h. VIII sac
riice, s495. Mr.. SToLL. JU. 5-453aa.
FORD 1854 customiine VS. Pordor;
beautiful 2-tone Lancer maroon with
constra sting seat covers. heater.
extras Looks and runs ike new.
Warrahteed 6 mos. OF 5000 miles.
Today's special. xi,ag5. FRANK
Small yR, NC. 1900 Penna. ave.
FORD 1850 Custom VS. Tudor; beau
tiiul Lancer maroon with contrast
teed o mos. or 5000 mi. We are
oyerstocked and this car must be
sold today Only S545. FRANK
SMALL. JR.. INC. 1875 Good Hope
rd;; s.e., Lu. 4-5700. USED-cAR
FoRD 1854 crestiine VS. victoria;
beautiful 2-tone coral with unity
trim interior: has radio and heater.
turn siznals. " W. tires and many
other extras: looks brand-new and
nss,.sS has extremely rn. low m,lease NIL ,,.. wa1
days special. 81 .g95 FRANK
SMALL. JR.. INC. i736 Good Hope
ID; Sc. LU. 4-57oo, UsED-cARI
rom 1851 custom VS. Victoria: 81
tone luggage. tan with contrasting
mt. interior. radio and heater Wv:
car that has been exceptionally
well kept Warranted mos. or
5000 miles. Will be sold today at
s995. FRANK SMALL. JR.. INC.
lI36 Good Hope rd. Sc. LU. 4-5T00.
FoRD 1888 VS. Pordor; glennist
green, with radio and heater. turn
signals. lots of other extras: IL
owner. low-mileage car that looks
and runs like new. Warranted 81
mos. or 5000 mi. This car must be
so sold, today fer. for = 3d5; e FRANK 4aNs
I'd; sc. LU. 4-5700 usED-CAR
FoRIj; 1858 VS. Tudor; cadetIblue
finish. radio. heater. turn signals,
etc: q or'erowner car with very low
800 5000 miles yss WIN .g Be Be. sold to-day for
NC, 5000 Penna. ave. sc. LU.
FoR6 'tss taxi cab; r. and h.. tr Ford
omatic; low mileage; 1895 cash.
.204 10th st. s.e., LII, 7-s9S2. Ia
FORD 80 Custom .'s'' station wagon;
r. and h.; woodwork excellent; top
cond. throughout. 30-day guar.
$695.. HILL q SANDERS, Wash IS
Oldest Ford Dealer. 1900 14th st.
NV. NO 7-111l. Open ewes. till o;
Sat. till B.
Evening star., 1954-12-17
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD 1854 convertible: S2.O95; r,
and b.. Pordomatie. ws.w. tires,
white with black top: only 10000
miles. 6-menth or 6,000-mile war
ranty. NORTHEAST MOTOR co.
tFordl, 4400 Benning I'd. ne, Lu.
4-10I1.
FORD 1919 club coupe: S495; r. and
h.. 1t. gray. 6-month or 5000 mile
warranty. NORTHEAST MOTOR
CO. tFord), 44o0 Benning I'd. ne.
LU. 4-10l1.
FORD 80 sunliner convertible;
sea-hase green: Continental: fully
equipped, SPECIAL. Sl.39o. Al
Arlington .JE- 2-5050. lis
FORD "a VS. Victoria: Fordomatie.
heater. Wv. tires, tinted glass. sig
nal lights. spot light: owner: 1000
miles: S1.995. Days, AID. 4-300l;
ewes, after 3. EN-. 2-7594. --17
FORD "a Sunliner hard top; :. and
h.. Wv. tires. power steering, Ford
omatic; S2,e95. ALCORN MOTORS.
1920 Lee hwy. ArL. Va. JE. =
FORD 1853 Tudor: s1.15o: heater.
low mileage; ike new inside and
rantr. NORTHEAST MOTOR CO.
ford. $50 Bladenshurg I'd. ne.
Ii. S-S3tl0.
Evening star., 1954-12-17
AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE

FORD '53 Fordor; s1.195; +. and h.;
2-tone ivory and black; one owner;
Low mileage; 6-month or 6,000-mile
warranty. NORTHEAST MOTOR CO.
ford. $40 Bladensburg I'd. ne,
roam ST. 50 Tudor: sI.os5: r. and b..
.ay. NoRTHEAsT sIs MOTOR CO. n
tFordI. 400 Benning I'd. ne. LU.
FoRDN1s Tudor; $3.50; heater: ideal
iow-cost Transportation; 6-month or
6,D0e-mile warranty. NORTHEAST
MOTOR CO. tFordl. g20 Bladens-
burg I'd. ne, Ii. 7-S300.
FShB saze Al aoSEEas Sss cRsPR ISGE iss s nsS snd
F0RD 1854 cpe.; fully equip; 5000
actual 1-0wner MI: cleaning back
fn., immac. interior; car absolutely
like brand-new throughout: must be
seen to be apprec.; 81 .1o5. BELL MO-
TORS. SOLO Wis. ave. Wo. 6-Sal0.
FORD "a Ranch Wagon; r., h.; 5000
actual mi; one owner; car same as
brand-new In every way; must see to
apprec.; 81 .S95. BELL MOTORS,
500 Wis. ave, WO. $4,000. 10
FORD 1851 Custom "s' Crestiine
Tudor; radio and heater: reduced 70
SoVos ICnl NtE6n UldEht DGAuby
trade or terms Car No. II9-A.
MONROE FORD, 500 Wisconsin
ave. NV, Wo. $4,000. Open eve
ningS til o.
FORD 1850 de luxe club coach: like
new; 1900 miles; radio. heater;
beaut. orig. black IN. $495. terms.
ROPER" 18th and r. !. ave. ne.
FORD 1852 Victoria with Fordo-
matte, radio and heater. 2-tone
finish with Wv, tires; sl.395.
PARKWAY-FORD. :305I M st. NV,
Az. 2-O1S5- Open 8 to o, Sat.
FORD :s4 sunliner hard top: r. and
equipped: 81 ,795. ALCORN MOTORS,
1920 Lee hwy, Arl.. Va. JE. 2
FORD 1850 Tudor: s4a5; heater,
black: ready TO roll. 6-month or
6.000-mile warranty. NORTHEAST
MOTOR CO. tFordl, 4400 Benning
I'd. ne, LU 4-I0I1,
Evening star., 1954-12-17
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD 81 VS. de luxe Tudor; s74e
HORNER'S. $3.50 Minn. ne. LII
1-0@@6. liz
FORD 1851 convertible. with radio
and heater: excellent finish. anc
new top; $795. PARKWAY FORD
3051 u st. NV, AD. 2-01S5. Open
8 to 3, Sat. till 6.
FORD 1881 Custom v-S Fordor with
Fordomatic. radio and heater. sand
paper tan finish. and clean interior:
S795. sPARKWAY-FORD. 3p5l NJ
St nv, AID. 2-01S5. Open Q to 8,
FoRD Ia4s VS. Tudor. equip: ex-
$445. PARKWAY-FoRD. 305I Nj
st. NV, Ap. 2-0iS5. Open to
FORD 1s49 de luxe "s- Tudor; r.
and b.. Just traded: priced to sell
quickly. s345. KENYON-PEcK
CHEVROLET, 2636 Wilson blvd,
Arlington. Va. IA. 2-900l. Open
FORD 1851 Custom So, Tudor; d
real beauty: equipped with r. and
h., Fordomatic, seat covers, Wv.
tires. Must be seen to be apprec.
Only 1896. easy terms. KENYON
PECK CHEVROLET. 3l40 Lee hwy.
Arlington. Va, IA. 2-9003. Omen
til 9:30 weekdays. go
Evening star., 1954-12-17
AuToMoslLEs FOR sAlr

FORD 1850 Custom v-s club eoupe:
sparkling black finish; exceptionally
clean inside and out: heater. new
tires, seat covers. Don't miss iookine
at this one: S595.. NASH ARLING-
TON CORP. 2Oi2 N. Moore ST.,
Arlington tRossiyn, Val. IA. s-3030.
FORD 1854 Tudor Custom .'6": FULLY
equip; $500 miles: 8 mos. old.
Ex. $1,000. Ext. 52S or IA. 5-496S.
FORD 1859 customline VS. Tudor;
with overdrive. radio and heater; %
tone green finish and Wv. tires;
$1,1e5. PARKWAY FORD, 305l NJ
St. NV: AD. 2-01e5. Open 0 to o;
Sat. It'll 8.
FORD 1889 convertible: with Fordo-
matte, radio and heater: glacier blue
flnish and leather interior: $l,295.
PARKWAY-FORD, 305l n st. NV.
AID. 2-0lS5. Open . to g: Sat. til &.
Evening star., 1954-12-17
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD 1850 Custom .s" sedan:
equipped with 7. and b.. and o.d.;
$445, S75 down. rINEY BRANCH
MOTORS. JU. 6-I1S5, lis
FORD '54 Custom .ss'' Tudor: heater.
turn signais; beautiful sky haze
blue nm; | owner; low milease; 4
DERs. Wash.s Oldest Ford Dealer,
1900 f4th 81. NV. NO. S-ll11.
Open ewes. til o; Sat. I'll 5.
FORD 1851 Custom s'S'' Fordor:
Fordomatic, r. and h.. seat covers;
/ owner: sharp: 4-riO. guar; SS95.
HILL de SANDERS, Wash.'s Oldest
Ford Dealer. 1900 14th st. nv. NO.
1-lIll. Open ewes. til 81, sat. til 5.
seat covers; clean throughout; 30
day guar; S5D5. HILL q SANDERS,
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer. l114
Vermont ave. NV. AID. 4-430O.
Open ewes. til 8: Sat. til 5.
FORD 1851 cony.; r. and h.: turn
signals; light blue IN; new black
TOP; excellent saaE siTsi VIII saargga rggaNERy g9fay
Wash.s Oldest Ford Dealer. I1I4
Open ewes. I'll o: Sat. III S.
FORD 194l VS. Tudor sedan; heater;
orig. owner: $50 or best c1er.
IL h-hH
FORD 81 cony.; perfect light green
finish: new black top; 2-tone black
and green uphol.: r. and h.. turn
signals; amazingly clean; Sy45,
written guar. TRIANGLE MOTORS
sFordl. 301o R. L ave. me-. DE
FORD so custom "s' Tudor; clean;
one-owner car, with heater. turn
signals. seat covers. $5g9, written
guar. TRIANGLE MOTORS fFordl
3U10 r. I. ave. ne. DE 2-6302.
FORD 1854 Crestiine Fordor; Ford
omatic; light gray; like new: 81. 795.
Call AID. 4-1935 or CO. 5-S537.
FORD 1854 hard-top Crestiine VS.;
Fordomatic. radio, heater; | owner,
departing diplomat; si.s50. Call
rom '5s Ranch Wagon; 81. As.
heater, w.s.-w. tires; glacier blue;
excellent .cond. throushout; 6-month
EAST MOTOR CO. (Pordl. 4400
Benning. r6. ne, LU. 4-101i.
FORD 40 Fordor; S395; heater: new
paint; Al all the way; 6-month or
6:00O-mile warranty. NORTHEAST
MOTOR CO. fFordl. 929 Bladens-
rnP sIsg ra ne; ,dr n: 1890. SSas ..a,. n,a
heater; i. green: excellent cond
warranty. NORTHEAST MOTOR CO.
Ford; lax s2o BladensburE I'd, ne
FORD 80 Tudor; s495; heater: black
paint; ready to roll; 8-month or g.
00n-mile warranty. NORTHEAST
MOTOR CO. (Fordl. go Bladens-
burg I'd. ne, II. 7-S3O0.
Evening star., 1954-12-17
AUTOS. ron SALE tcons. ,

DODGE 1g47 4-dr.; radio and h.: low
NIL. new tires; family car; very
good cond.; make offer. 10. 2-3790.
DODGE 1850 coronet sed.: Wv.
tires; Dyna.. r. and h.. S605. HOR-
NER'S CORNER. 9th and Fla. ave.
ne. Ii. B-64b4.
DODGE 1864 Royal "s'' club coupe;
owner: driven less than 300
miles; 2-tone finish. gray bottom,
sats povssryse s1s sSOOsa tfans Ia0'S Uhts aa
wall tires. backup lights. turn sig
Eeis; the nearest thing to new; for
only S2,145: original cost over 3d.
O00. Washington's Oldest and Larg-
est Dodge Plymouth Dealer. TREW
MOTOR CO. 9Th and Fla. ave. ne
pSDdE SSDs sGss ss - a.. .sdaR W.ls:,s lSGs: aRs
Dealer. TREW MOTOR Co, 9th
and Fla. ave. ne. Ii. 7-1732.
DOnGE 1853 Diplomat hard top.
beautiful 2-tone green finish; fully
equipped: r. and h.: Gyromatic drive.
This one Is nice and clean. very GOOD
buy at 81 .395; safety tested and
oIpsMoBIpg ss1ls5sse 1Rsn CO. TO r oos9s55L s15s55
l24I 8te St. ne. DUST of Fla. aye.i
DODGE 1851 Coronet 4-door sedan
r. and h.: gray finish. Gyromatic
transmission; good tires and attrac-
tive appearance and good looking
car. safety tested and sanitized
S!95. Open to O., COLONIAL
DondE eth 5 e MesdeSSrook sSss 81 pa iss four
door; automatic transmission, ra-
uio and heater; extra clean, one
owner. Bargain priced. $795. PAUL
BROS. lolds). KE. 7lI30S. Wis. ave
and Eilicott st. nsws 2 70 Q. 20
FORD "a Custom VS. Fordor: Fordo-
FORD 53 crestline Victoria; radio
tires. ire 10000 actual miles: i owner;
immaculate condition; safety-tested
30-day warranty: 81 595; PAuL
BROS. folds,sl, KE. 7-I30S. WIS
FORD 1851 rordor; fully eeuippsdi
FORDI 81 se av-s" VII Victoria: +. h..
Fordomatic: 2-tone black and
s5.sss sss 'sEs BSsa 1SS Htls1sf Be- GsHsE
roRp i2o "a 81 VS.; VS. Sn Mainline Gls-i Tudor 8
mos old; r. and b.. turn siRs.; $500
mi. Price, S1.10O. Call from 10 To
IL an co. 5-01B0. Ext. 2.. l9
FORD so Custom vs. sedan: orig.
< the finest one in town: $685.. cash or
terms. WOLFE MOTORS, 1901 Wis,
ave. NV, EN-. 3-0142.
FORD 1850 conv.;; r; and h.: powder
I blue finish; red leather interior; very
clean inside and OUT $695; GRADY,
Lincoln Mercury, 1902 Wis. aye,
s 8stnesdas, aso No G.s3. oh 1900 "a 2,do- MI I.
top. radio. heater. seat covers. etc
This is your chance to pick up a
. bargain. Warranted g mos. or
600 miles. WiII be sold IS today y,dIe for
5000 Penna. ave. Sc. LU. 2-QS27
FORD Is47 Fordor sedan; =. and h.;
excellent condition: only S145, full
price. No money down, WILLIAMS,
10th and r. /. ave. ne. -20
FORD 1881 Custom Fordor vs.: (.
clean; only s795; low down payment.
rom 1854 custom Tudor: low mile
age; r. and h.; best offer. Call AID.
4-60o2. Diplomat leaving country
FORD 1883 custom Fordor; overdrive;
heater. new slip covers; new tiEes.
new battery: $1,000 or best ofier,
FSoRD 1854 Custom .Fordor; Fordo-
matte; heater; less than 5000 mi. /:
must sell because of illness; $3.50
{ or best offer. JE. 2-2507. --22
FORD 1853 Ranch Wagon. low mile
age; light blue; Slab; must see to
! appreciate. Call days, HO. 2-SS77:
nights, RA. 3-6S11. -l9
Evening star., 1954-12-17
AUToMoslLfs ron sAlE

FoRD 1883 Custom ''s' Tudor: r..
h.. overdrfye. s-tone paint: extra
FORD 1850 Custom .6' Tudor; with
radio and heater; Hawthorn-green
finish and excellent tires: $5QS.
PARKWAY-PoRD, a05l n st. NV.
AD. 2-0l65. Open Q to 3: sat. til 6.
FORD 1949 station wagon; clean
throughout: new tires; good wood !:
SA1h so k-Qa6H 80
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-21
Buckingham FLA Chapter
Wins More HOnOrs for Safety Work
Virginia FLA chapters last year.

: Billy McCraw, president Of the
FFA chapter, viii represent the
Virginia Association Of FLA
chapter at the State Wide Rural
Safety Conference to be held in
Norfolk, on May 81
IS Billy. who is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. z. A McCraw, Curd$ville.
has been asked as a representa-
tive Of the Buckingham F F A
Chapter, which won first place in
the State Farm Safety Contest
for 1858. He will report on ac-
complishments of the Bucking-
ham chapter in the field of Farm
Safety
s Among the activities that Billy
will describe to the conference
are the following a safety eX-
hibit at the Five County Fair
which won first prize, The pub
hcation of an FLA Safety Hand
book: the Marking of 984 hazards
on farms in the community.
Also the distribution Of 200
safety check lists to farms and
BONES in the county the pre-
sentation of a safety play at a
school assembly a contest for
the essay best poster and best
slogan on farm safety showing
OF safety movie, and cooperative
purchase Of 48 fire eNtlngulsher.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-21

Mr.. and Mrs Elmo Poe. Mrs.
Clyde Marks. Miss Violet Basan-
mite, Mrs. Jenkins and a colored
friend from Ca Ira called on the
Alfred Harris family last week.
Visitors Attend Wedding
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sheppard.
of Ellerson, accompanied by her
mother, Mrs Mary Marks, of
Beaver Dam, visited the Emmett
Dunkums Saturday. Mrs Marks
will spend some time in the coun-
ty visiting her brothers sister,
Mrs, George Phaup and other rel
atives. Other visitors In the En-
NETT Dunkum home last week
were Mrs Annie Craven and sor
Robert, and Miss Elizabeth Cecil
ia Hoffman. all of Richmond
They also attended the Agee-
Green wedding at Bethlehem
| church in the afternoon
4 Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hughes
I daughter Charlene, and MRS. j +
Hughes, all of Richmond. were
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Emmett Dunkum.
Mr. and Mrs Wesley Dunkun
/ visited Mrs. Walter Duncan. nea
/ Columbia, and also were in Scot
tsville, having taken Mr.. and Mrs
Jimmie Leap to visit his parent
this week, being on his summe
vacation.
Mrs. Mary Dunkum. Of Beaver
Dam, Va, is spending some tim,
with her brother -in-law AM
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Buckingham {. H.

Governor and Mrs Stanley en-
route from Natural Bridge to
Richmond, stopped over III Buck
ingham to attend services at the
Maysville Baptist Church last
Sunday morning.
Much sympathy Is extended to
Rudolf LeSueur on the death OF
his mother, who d.ed last Friday
Mr.. and Mrs William IverSon
of Redondo Beach. Calf, were
recent overnight guests Of Nlr.
and Mrs. RoWlett Bruce.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Nicholas, of
Washington. were guests Of Mrs.
Phil Grigg last week end.
Mrs RoWlett Bruce and Miss
Betty Broaddus Bruce entertain
ed at tea honoring Miss Page
Crute' Tuesday afternoon
The marriage Of Miss Page
Crute to Gene Switzer will take
place Saturday, May % at p.
m. at the MaysvilIe Presbyterian
Church.
Mrs. j. B. BoatWright enter
tanned for the family and rela-
tives Of Miss Page Crute with q
luncheon on Wednesday at .hel
home.
| The Buckingham WOman'S
Club will meet May % at 2:15
p. m. in the Maysville Presby
terrain Church
Mrs. Mag Grigg has been i'll The
past week but is somewhat better
now.
MI. and Mrs. c. H. Agee, Jr.
and family were visitors at Eller
son, last Sunday.
The baccalaureate sermon viii
be held in the Buckingham Cen
trail High School auditorium, Ma.
80, at 1l:30 a. m. Rev, w. r
Wrenn will give the baccalaureat
address
The Kindergarten May Day eX
erclses will be held next Satur
day, May 20 at the home of Ma
Roy Jones at $50 p. m