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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-08-28
Heading. williams h Smith.
Attorneys
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Heading. williams h Smith.
Attorneys
20s Tobin Bldg.
state q Michigan. IN the Cir
curt Court for the County Of
Wayre in Chancery.
KATIE BELL WASHINGTON,
Plaintiff. VS.. CLARENCE WASH
INGTOE Defendant.
Order Of Publication
No. s2o.7ss
A. a session Of said court held
in the County Building, IN the
City Of Detroit, County Of Wayne
md State o. Michigan, thus 9TH
day ~ July. AID 1854
Present Hon. Thomas j. NM
phv. Circuit Judge
II appearing that the defendant
is NOT o resident Of this state,
out resides in the City OF Chi
cago. County Of Cook and State
81 Illinois
II Is Ordered that the defend
an, enter his appearance IN this
cause on or before three 81
months from the date Of this
order OF said bill Will be taken
ss confessed.
II Is Further Ordered that q
copy OF this order be sent by
registered mail 70 said defendant
NJ 2ll3 Washington Boulevard
Basement. Chicago, Illinois, his
last known address. and II not
received personally by said de.
fcndant AZ least twenty (20l day:
before the time prescribed fol
appearances, that this order be
published as required BY law.
THOMAS J. MURPHY,
Circuit Judge
"A True Copy
Edgar NJ. Branigin, Clerk
by A. c. Gallagher, Deputy
Clerk 7-31-9-4
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-08-28

WANT TO EARN MONEY!
High School Girls and Boys
wanted 10 sell the DETROIT
TRIBUNE. Also 70 SELL SUB
SCRlPTlONS IN THE NEW
DRIVE. CASH FOR ALL PAID
SUBSCRIPTIONS WEEKLY.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-08-28
Willis M. Graves and
Claude w. Haywood. AftYs.
50 MAck Ave.

state Of Michigan. in the Cir
ouii Court for the County OF
Wavne IN Chancefy.
MARY WILSON. Administra-
irix Of the Estate Of William
Wilson. Deceased. Plaintiff, VS..
DOROTHY WILSON and UNION
CASUALTY AND LIFE IN
SURANCE COMPANY. OF Mount
Vernon New York foreign
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-08-28
FLATS FOR SALE
HOME FOR SALE

HOME FOR SALE
LAKEWOOD, 1854; brick co.
lonial. 4 bedrooms, gas heat.
modern electric kitchen; full, in.
sulated. Good schools and shop.
ping center; convenient Trans.
portauon. Shown by appointment
OWNER
uN. a-2224 TY. 6 1857
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-08-28
Herbert L. Dudley, Atty.
Ass Russell ST.

State Of Michigan. in the Cir
cult Court for the County OF
Wayne in Chancery.
ELLA DAWSON. Plaintiff. VS..
CLIFFORD DAWSON, Defend
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-29
Double Check

Everybody running to mect
Dulles . he's Just flew in from
Paris Mr. Eisenhower threw
away all protocol-do he drink
than stuff TO be at the airport
to meet and pay unique tribute
to THE Secretary of State. that
guy must have something. Maybe
it's some new stew Moskow has
cooked up, or maybe it's Skunk
coats With the Skunk left in it,
We can hardly wait to hear WITH
the United Nations Just nine years
old maybe We should all cele-
brate--at least it's the only place
where foreigners can set and get
insulted without doing anything
about tit should be famous as
a Boogie- Woogie hideout
Americans are mostly interest
ed in politicS--it's played like
monopoly Wen up ia the Ninth
District. the Democrats are to-
gether again. and in the Tenth
it's real harmony, even the wo-
men have gone Democrat and in
this nip-an-tuck race they are
having coffee parties
Magrne that with coffee az the
price Ills they amt saying what
they use for a chaser
They are building a Webb
around Broy-hin II any Republic
can slides in this time he's bound
to be good one most Of them
ate Oh the out-poine They stiu
got Jenner Politics is a mean
came they DRAG YOU in and then
kick you around for spcll-then
you are out, all washed up it
amt even the good that survive
Thanks f0r reading
Yours J. MARVIN BROWN
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-29
The Great Out Doors
BY f. LOUIS DAHL

first day Shooting is legal after
II noon on the opening day. and
from one half hour before sun
rise to sunset on other days of
the open season
For hunting Of ducks and geese,
Migratory Game Bird stamp is
required. IN addition TO the regu-
lar hunting license These stamps
are procurable at u S. postothces.
fee for which is So.
AS for fishing. while l don't be-
lieve that there's been enough
cold weather TO Whet the appc-
tltes Of the pike. l can say from
first hand experience that the big
Dream are still biting They prob
ably won't strike too readily at
surface bugs, but big worms used
around the edges Of the ponds
viii surely get them As long AS
ms supply lasts YOU can get these
bip mathematics from Charles
Carter at the Middle Warehouse.
Dove shooting has gotten SOM
what Spotty in the past few DAYS
possibly because the mild weather
hasn't driven fresh mlgnations
down from tho North Today looks
rather threatening though. so
maybe by week end thercN be
plenty on hand again
Preseason predictions contin-
ue GOOD 50 far as most game
species are concerned More Qual
are being found as cooler weather
has lured more sportsman aneld
to exercise their dogs. SO with
slightly over three weeks remain
inc before the regular season
opens. things ate looking better
and anticipation is mountlng
every day
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-29
Put Sense Into Census

WITHIN a fcw days farm families in
this area will be requestedaby mail or
personal visit of enumeratorS to furnish
information on their farm operations
which, combined with the facts gathered
across the t. s., will compose the 1854
Census of Agriculture.
When completed the census serves in
numerous ways as statistical guide about
the more than five million farms on which
Nation of more than l63.000.000 people
depends for food and raw materials
Accuracy Of reports from each farm is
essential if the census is to serve as re-
liable guide by the many many agencies
which use the results as the basis of IN
formational. production and marketing
calculations,
Multiply a carelessness here. a what's
the-dlherence attitude there by the thous-
ands from whom information is sought
and the result is evident All information
gathered is treated contidentialv and in
TACT, enumerators are sworn not to reveal
the information obtained under threat of
severe punishment
Because Of the come home 10 rooS+' I'M
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-29
Guest Editor
Important
Amendment Proposed

An important constitutional
amendment. especially for Rock
bridge and other counties That are
contemplating capital improve
mentS to their school systems.
.Nll be voted upon at the general
election Nov 2 1t viii permit To-
caltleS to borrow school building
funds from the State Retirement
Fund
The only source of borrowings,
other than a bond issue nov pro
rided for the State Literary
Fund This fund Is completely
loaned out. with a long waiting
list of applications. The last two
sessions of the legislature have
enacted statute that Will per-
NIT localities TO borrow. under
the same terms and conditions
from the Virginia Supplemental
Retirement Fund. which would
make much larger funds avail
able for school buildings
The terms Of these loans arc
very advantages and carry a
low interest rate Application
from the local school authorities,
approved by the local governing
body is all that is required A
popular vote such as required for
bond issue Is not necessary
AS two sessions Of the Legisla-
ture have approved the proposal.
the amendment awaits only the
popular referendum to make it cf-
fective.
The question that viii BE- sub
mitted to the voters NOV. 2 Is as
follows Shall Section lisa Of
the Constitution OF Virginia be
amended so as to permit county
school boards to borrow money
from the Retirement System with
out vote Of the people,"
The following paragraph would
be added to Section lisa if the
amendment is approved. This
section shall not be. construed as
prohibiting the General Assem-
bly, from authorizing BY general
law, the school board Of any
county with the approval of the
governing body of such county. to
borrow money from the Virginia
Retirement System. OF any sue
cess thereto, without first sub
hitting the question to the quail
fed voters Of such county.
No referendum has been re-
CURED for loans from the Liter
airy Fund and this simply adds
to the funds from which to Dor
row Rockbridge county would
have to wait a long time for suf-
ficient Literary Fund loans to
become available to it. Those who
are interested in seeing the new
school building program proceed.
therefore, should vote yes to tho
amendment. - The Rockbridge
County News. Lexington. Va.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-29

pIlcatQns OF inaccuracies we believe a mo-
ments s. reflection will convince our farm
families that pleasant. cooperative joining
IN the vast venture is the best possible APP
proach.
Federal farm programs are devised on
the basis of census information; the Con-
gresS and the executive agencies legislate
and execute on the foundation Of census
compilations, and state and local farm
organizations serving the farmer use census
data IN their analysis Of the farm situation
Manufacturers, marketers bankers
farm family service firms use these statis-
ties to reach decisions on production. dis
trlbution credit and controls. They need
to make sound, reliable decisions They
can't 90 it with inaccurate figures.
All Of us stand to gain or lose by an
attitude which will be tested in the next 30
days.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-29

either when it is nothing but
"busy-work, F." mere effort with no
purpose, nothing to be gained by
it. A person could go down to the
seashore with a large shovel and
pile up a mountain Of sand one
day and shovel the whole thing
fiat again the next day but
so what? Aside from the exercise,
no use at all And he exercise
itself might be better gotten IN
other ways
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-29
Work and Character

Work has dignity too. and II IS
worthwhile, when 1t produces mat
highest Of all values, character
The many contrasts IN Proverbs
between the worker and me lazy
Tout bring TINS out Inc worker
IS not only adding TO the sum OF
values IN the world, he is building
his own character. The hand Of the
dlhgent shall rule one PtoVero
says That IS, the worker grows
capable Dy the very W01k nc docS
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-29
TIE DEFENDERS or STATE SOW

TIE DEFENDERS OF STATE SOW
EREIGNTY AND INDIVIDUAL LIB
ERTlES has been granted a Virginia
charter IT is one of several state organiza-
tons which have come into being espe-
claliy in the Southern States since the
nlted States Supreme Court announced
its decision May II declaring racial segre-
cation in public school unconstitutional
The impact OF this decision on the lives of
every person in the South has been ire
mcndouS. Thinking people of both races
realize its far-reaching effect insofar as
adjustments Of the public school systems.
based upon the philosophy of segregation
is concerned.
This decision has been occasion for
many people to begin to realize what has
taken place in the past two or three dec
AIDES. The Federal Government has usurped
the powers and rights of the states. little
by little and one by one Almost unlimited
power was given to President Roosevelt.
who with the New Deal philosophy con
centrated power in the hands of the central
government under the eXpedient of "emer-
gencics." These rights and powers abro-
gated by a benevolent Congress still REMAIN
after the emergencies have long passed,
if, in fact. some did exist. The movement
was to the left of the center, and the pen
dulum has swung only short way back
The people Of the United States have been
regimented, the government Of the people
has continued to be concentrated (from
the counties to the state and the state to
Federal GoyernmenD until we are ioted
out of our lethargy by a decision of the
United States Supreme Court, contrary to
the interpretations Of the Constitution and
the laws nearly 200 years old
The light begins to break Politicians
are to some extent poWerless over the con
tinued growth~ef centralized government.
II there be any good to come from the mo-
mcntous court decision. It will be that
enough people Will awaken to the necessity
of constitutional government in the spirit
in which it was instituted for republic.
It is to these problems that the De
feeders Of State Sovereignty and Individual
Liberties, the newborn movement from
the grass roots" in SouthSide Virginia. is
addressing itself Their purposes are fun
damentaL and though the mmediacy of
the last inroad on state sovereignty. non
segregation Of schools, will necessarily be-
come the focal point of study and attack,
the overall principle of the sovereignty Of
the states must be defended if this gov
crnmcnt is to survive as republic.
The Defenders 0f state Sovereignty and
Individual Liberties is not hastily put to-
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-29
Defenders of State Sovereignty

the several states;
That, the clauses delegating authority to
the Federal Government should be strict
lT construed and always against the ex-
tension Of Federal powers. and in favor
Of the states which compose this Union;
That, each state can best protect the rights
and provide for the well-being of the
citizens within its jurisdiction
That. government of one or several of the
individual states by the whole is contra
to the letter and spirit of the Constitu-
ton of the United States of America;
That. private enterprise by free individuals
is the cornerstone of our Republic;
That, concentration Of power is one of the
greatest internal dangers facing this ma
ton today;
That, the powers and authority of the Fed
eral Government should be strictly sepa-
rated. and that domestic legislation by
decree judicial decision, treaty execu-
tive fiat, or administrative order is
foreign to the Constitution and an en-
croachment on that inalenable powers
and authority of the several states and
the Congress of the United States of
America:
That, attempts to change the lawful man
ner, mores. and traditions of any state
of these United States of America by any
branch of the Federal Government is an
infringement of the sovereignty of the
states composing this Union;
That, the right to determine segregation
Of the races is power reserved to the
states;
That, those citizens, composing this nation,
who believe in the principles cited above,
are duty-bound in good conscience to
employ every lawful means to defend
and perpetuate them, to the end that
this Republic may continue and prosper
Commenting on the organization and its
principles, the Petersburg Wa) Progress
Index has succinctly expressed an opinion
with which we concur Wholeheartedly
We quote
1T addresses itself to both the govern
mental principles involved and to the pres
ent issue Of segregation of the races With
regard to the latter, it is neithe- preoc-
cuped nor eVasve 1t is not 'anti-Negro'
and it does not assert claims of white
supremacy. Implicit in its concern over
segregation is the conviction that contin-
ued segregation of races will serve the best
interests of all
"Of course, people who do not subscribe
to these principles will not be interested
in associatng themselves with the De
Tenders of State Sovereignty and Individ-
ual Liberties. The same may apply to those
who prefer to follow course of waiting
and seeing what happens, which amounts
to abdicatlng their own responsibilities by
letting others seek to influence the course
of events and make DECISIONS
But for those who hold such beliefs.
and who believe furthe,' that public opinion
is something which includes their own opin-
ions, here is an excellent vehicle of express
sion and one which will be welcome"
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-29
lariness Is a Sin

The Proverbs point out three
sins in this area Of life. One is
pure laziness. The lazy man does
not usually think Of himself as a
sinner He isn't doing anything
But that is just the point. Not
doing what needs to be done is
real sin, it eats out the lazy man S
character in no time Another sin
is slackness, the Sin Of slap
dash" The man who is slack
in his work is brother to the de-
stroyer, il is said How many build
ings have burned down because OF
defective wiring!' And what does
any price Of defective wiring spell
but somebody s-carelessness on the
job? How many crops have been
lost not because any one destroyed
them but just because what had to
be done was not we'll done?
Based or outlines copyrighted by tn.
Division Of Christian Education, Ma
ucnal Council Of the Churches of Christ
IN the L. s. A. Released by Com IA unity
Press Serviee1
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-29
Work and Value

Work has dignity, work is Worth
while. only under certain condi-
tons One OF these conditions can
be expressed in this way. Does
the work increase or create value?
A piece Of iron is worth far less
than the same iron made into steel
watch springs The work done adds
TO the cost. OF course, but also to
the real value. A weedy. eroded
field is not worth what the same
field is worth when il has been
worked, fertilized planted cul-
tiVated and a fine crop OF pota
toes. cotton, wheat or what not is
growing there Karl Marx pointed
this out in the 10Th century. only
he overlooked something impor-
tant. He seems TO have had the
notion that the only work that adds
to the value OF things is manual
labor
II is true. as he said, that the
toll Of the miners goes into the
value Of the coal you burn; but
he was wrong in thinking that
labor contributes everything, man
agement nothing A president "a
good one no stuffed shirt sitting
in his office may not do enough
physical work in the course Of
week to raise drop Of perspna-
ton. Blu, his plans and decisions
are work too, and they may add
more value to what his plant turns
out than any 90 stevedorcs on the
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-29
FARM LOAN INTEREST

President Eisenhower has sign
ed measure which allows high
er interest rates on insured and
direct loans by the Farmers Home
Administration. The new maxi
mum rate on loans insured by the
FILA goes to per cent and on
direct loans to ) per cent.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-29

ponds on what you
work at. and on
what com es of
your efforts. Work
is certainly not
good if it does
harm. II only the
devil h ad be en-
born lazy, how
much better this
world might be!
Work is not good.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-29
Soviet Trade

Figures for the first half Of
this year indicate that the Soviet
Union will have record trade
defiopt with the free world coun-
tries despite SURPRISES being pull
led UP in the United states. Bri-
tain ara France.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-29

Laurie as witness to a night club
Killing who is saved BY Victor
Mature. a New York detective who
tracks down the paid murderer
in Glacier National Park Marvel
Gus scenery Of the famous Park
with its avalanches. forest fires.
and flaming live wires Offering
thrills by the minute For adults
and young people
Lee Theatre
THE IRON MlStress" fl Alan
Laid and Virginia Mayo in a
historical romance about John
Bowie and his invention the
Bowie knife. For adults and
young people
Lone George Mont
eomery as a Texas marshall who
rides the town of rustleys With
his fast guns and fighting fists
and wins The love Of lady ranch
owner For adults and young peo-
pie
Saracen Bladc'-A 18Th CEN
fury Italian romance by Frank
VERIFY starring Ricardo Montal-
ban and Beta St John 4 black
smiths SON with the assistance
Of the Emperor sets out to ayenge
lis fathers murder For adults
and young people
California Conquest During
TIE secession Of California from
Mexico wealthy ranchcr and
the girl he loves foil attempts by
Russia, England. and France to
lay claim on the territory Stars
Corncl Wilde and Teresa wright
For adults ana young people
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-29
Work Worthwhile
Lesson for October 81, 1854

COME very kind-hearted person
- remarked that something good
could be said about everybody
What good could you say of the
oevil?" he was asked Well" he
answered, the devi's a mighty
hard Workerl which goes to
show that work, by itself. is not
necessarily a good thing II do
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-29

Read good book every month if YOU
want to improve your mind (Which few
people try to do-and we don't mean the
be4t-s4Iersl
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-29
As Twilight Fades

The shodes Of night come softly down
As the dogs light dn0s ond dies,
And dusky purple shodows steel
Over earth ond foding skies
Then one BY one the jeweIed stors
0Ieon7 upon the brow Of night,
While Ger the eorth q crescent moon
Spreads silver mellow light
Around the toke where willows wave,
Firefiies flicker in and out
Like fairy folks With tiny lamps
Dancing in Q merry rout
Then soon the lost faint color dies.
Darkness hides the golden west,
And willow boughs in stiffness sigh
AS the zephyrs sink to rest.
The strdent sounds thot filled the day
Are bonlshed, and still and deep
Sweet silence folds the weary eorth
In the restfuI balm Of sleep
T. D Whtak
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-29

Since 50 many people In this
area are concerned with the regu-
lations for haunting migratory
waterfowl on the John H. Kerr
tBuggs Island Reservoir. l would
like to bring a few of the more
pertinent rules to your atten-
ton
Cl Application for duck blind
permits should be submitted to
Reservoir Manager, John H Kerr
Reservoir, Star Route, Boydton,
Va.
t2p Only floating blinds will be
permitted No permits being isl
sued for stake or shore blinds
81 Blind positions will not be
assigned Perm.ttee must locate
his blind at least 500 yards from
any other blind.
t8p Hunting for migratory
waterfowl viii be permit from
the shore but without benefit Of
blinds.
80 Hunting must conform to
al applicable local, state, and
Federal laws.
tl0i Blinds may be used for pri-
waite recreational hunting pun
pcs only
GI Blind permits will be is
sued on an annual basis The
issuance Of permit grants no
renewal right for succeeding years
12l Within 30 days following
the close Of the l954-55 waterfowl
hunting season. all blinds must
be removed from the reservoir
AS has been stated before IA
this column the open season for
hunting ducks and geese in yin
pinia runs from November - to
January 10, both days inclusive
The bag limit on ducks is four a
day, one of which may b. a wood
duck, eight III possession after
first day (tWo Of WHICH may be
wood ducks The daily limit on
Canada geese is two a day and
four in possession limit after the