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$4,000 TO TUSKEGEE

Tuskegec Institute -- amp --
Tuskegee Normal Industrial In
stitue OF Alabama and Manhattan
vile Neighborhood Center, Of
Harlem( were among the bene-
ficiaries in the will of the late
Charlotte Rogers Stillman of New
York City
The 76-year-old sister of the
late widow Of financier Edward
Hardness made requests totalling
$4,000 to employees.
To Tuskegee, Miss Stillman left
$4,000 and to the Neighborhood
Center, $4,000.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-01-14
MINED REACTION
To l.. 4. FIRE DEPT.
CHIEFS INTEGRATION'

Los Angeles CAMP - When
John Anderson. chief of the fire
department, last week, moved the
first two firemen from all-Negro
fire stations to Conway Company
rs, previously all-white, there a
rose a number OF statements and
rumors from the closely watching
public.
One of these that reached the
local Negro papers was that the
first chief was still not in earnest
about obeying the order given him
by Mayor Poulson.
More developments are expected
To come with in a week. when il
will be learned how far the new
plan viii so. SO far it has been a
great victory for the local NAACP
which started demands for inte-
grafton more than a year ago.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-01-14

II you haven't laughed at the
antics of Utter" on page six each
week, you have missed something.
We try each week to put out
best edition of this paper we
can. You can help us by calling
attention to news items which oc-
cur in your block.
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MOTHER Is HELD

New York AMP --- A mother
Of six children, who are all on re-
lief, and a man were arrested by
an officer last week while break
ing into summer home at
Sound Beach They were blamed
for series of such burglanes,
The prisoners, Mrs. Dorothy
Brisson. AZ, and Herbert Smith, SO.
both of Sayville, Long Island, were
held on grand larceny charges.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-01-14

You'll want 10 keep
your legs hair-free, too,
for nothing is better
calculated to spoil the
appearance Of an other
wise good-looking pair
OF "gams' than hairs
that show through hose.
There are many prepa-
rations you can use to
remove the hair, but
nothing will do a bet
ter job than a razor.
After shaving. mas
sage with baby oil TO
discourage dryness and
taking. Keeping the
skin well fabricated
makes shaving easier.
quicker and more COM
Portable. There Is moth
ing in the old supersti-
ton that shaving coars-
ems the hair and makes
II more bristly. You can
shave as often as you
need 70, without worry
on that score.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-01-14

Brenda LELAND, acknowledged
as one of the country's top authors
and writer's, each week has a col
umn in this newspaper. Miss Ue-
lands writing Is one of the rea-
sons why years after year this
paper holds a top position in its
field.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-01-14
WAS IOsth BIRTHDAY

Philadelphia -- tANP) -- Mrs.
Priscilla Boatwright, who was
born in slavery celebrated her
I0sth birthday in Philadelphia
last week
She was given a party by her
son. Uley 55.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-01-14

Establishments. Bates attorney
filed action last week with the Il
linois Liquor Control commission,
to have the license of the tavern
revoked.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-01-14
Better Winterize Those Shdpely Cams"
~ Tom WOODWARD - ANS Features

LEGS TAKE BEATING IN WINTER Current fashions such
legs little protection against wind and cold
homes have drying effect the skin The net
result likely be that feel and look dry rough and scay
unless you "Winterize' them
Wnterizing neither complicated meconsumng After
daily shower legs brisk, overall rubbing
rough This scufs Off lot Of the hay scales
light film of baby oil and massage II well into
skin Then before you venture forth in wind cold repeat
"babyng" procedure oil That's all there is keeping
the skin your legs soft and smooth all through cold weather
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-01-14

Mail your social and personal
news early to insure proper hand
ling and Insertion. You may also
phone items TO Jessie Shepard.
BR. $685. IL you desire to do so.
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LOUIS JORDAN AND u, Is. KING SMASH OAKLAND.
GALE RECORD

Oakland Calf ANP)-Lous Jordan his Tympany
H. King
night they
drew i250O paid admissions ut 81
Patrons lined early 1880 for tickets and by 10
started, swarning
with holiday pleasure seekers.
those did not
spacious balcony just
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BIG FEET TRAP THIEF

York ANP)-B Big tpped Raymond Williams 20
nabbed 1925 sichup a Man
haitian when he walked police wearing pair of
shoes he ook N hodup
Police learned the suspect report parole officer in
Flushing Queens dropped during robbery
waiting when e
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CRUSHED
BY 20 TON PRESS

Brooklyn lANPl --- William
Comfort, prominent church mem
Der. was killed instantly last week
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WORLDWIDE NEWS AT A GLANCE
VOTES TO SEEK BAN ON FRAT; SORORITY i'm


Lawrence Kan amp The National Student Assembly Of
the YMcA work with student
ments universities supporting state legislative bills
designed withhold charters fa,eres and sorotS praee
ing discrimination
the assembly afaes said to have Discriminatory clauses its
constitutions.
KENYA POLICE CHIEF RESIGNS IN ROW OVER CONTROL
Nairob
Chief Arthur has booked to London following his
resignation from his post
Young repeatedly objects the Kenya
police the people and Of the government
Under contemplated change the police entirely
o. white settlers.
mo Young repeatedly opposes
BERTHA DIGGs FAILS STATE
Albany. N Y. AMP Mrs Bertha Digs Republican APP
under Dewey failed to be those appnees frozen
into state Civil Service posts to combat Democratic replacement The
Negro expert on labor problems was one OF me top ranking females
administration Some 2s positions shifted from
political TO Civil Service status
BROOKLYN STORE HAD
Brooklyn N YCANP)-A Brooklyn furniture dealer had al
Negro Santa Claus this year in what called in the interests of pro-
noting good nerracial feelings in the community"
Up until Christmas David Berlngcr and SON sheepshead
Bay furniture distributed candy to the children the
sheepshead Bay Road and Belt Parkway
natural this would be the ideal create
good interracal feeling" Berllnger said
GEORGE NJ JONES CHICAGO ARCHITECT ARRIVES IN INDIA
New Delhi M Jones well known Chicago archi
joined Cooperation
OF U. s md India last wi
brother Richard "Dck' country
developing housing
to replace some Of the eemng Stun homes in India
DETECTIVE SHOOTS cor HOLDING UP DOPE rUsruERs
chcago-tANPlIn o strangest a long time
offduty policeman holding
pushers.
VAST mlxup,
"A hodup mixup
Ioady, "a, holding carrying
narcotics eady ordered the hallway covered them
with search paserby the robbery
and started yelling for police.
Detective Smith who entered hallway and
dope pushers.
to hitting
the Provident spokesman said
= serious
a addict
holding the pushers addc Heady
resigned policeman a number charges.
CHICAGO
Chicago - amp - Former mddeVeght champion Ray Robin
the midst OF comeback his urels
win headline Chicago Stadium
nounced last week
Irving seroenwad IBc
did not Rays opponent
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Albany. N. Y. lamp Bertha Republican APP
pointee apponees
posts combat Democratic replacement The
Negro expert problems ranking
Dewey administration positions shifted from
political TO wi Service status
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SUGAR RAY TO FIGHT IN CHICAGO JAN. ~

Chicago CAMP champion
the midst comeback his past
win headline card at the Chicago stadium
last
Irving seroenwad IBC matchmaker
did Rays opponent
Evening star., 1955-05-01

Performance? Only Ford gives you thrilling Trig-
ger-Torque power spit-second response to your
split-second driving requests. Power to pass with
greater confidence. Power to maneuver with grace
and agility through the toughest traffic. And the
heart Of this power lies in any of Fords three
new mighty engines-V-8 or Six.
Value? For years, Fords resale value has been the
Evening star., 1955-05-01

Why are so many more people buying Fords7
Because-car for car, dollar for dollar-no auto
mobile in it's field (and few o of its 6edD quite
compare to the IS Ford.
Beauty? What other car can match the styling of
the Thunderbird-the most original to fash
along the highway. And every car in the new Ford
line has inherited Thunderbird stylingl
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-12-16
Gainesville

M and Mrs Creoret Wntlock
returned TO their home here Sat
urdag attet spending week
sightseeing IN Cuba and Nassau.
Miss Janice Blanton and room
mate from Mary WASHINGTON col
lffe spent this week end Here An
ChantIiiy
MI w II Peasants ana Mrs
Mary updeeroye were in Farm
vile Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs Noah Nelson an
nounce the arrival of baby grl
born A the Retreat Hospital It'll
Richmond Friday Dee. 9
HE Idu Shuman Blanton WAlU
Will meet with the President Mrs
II p Peasants Thursday night
Rev and Mrs J Kenneth
CLARK and daughter. Mary Jane
and Mrs Linda Walton we're IN
FarmylIie Saturday
Mrs Alex Ransomc Is on the
Sick list
Mt ana Ms g b Goodman
ana children of Amelia visited the
Blantona al ChantIlly" Sunday
Mas fiutt 81 Ballsy.Me visited
het daughter Mrs. Fl. p Pleas
ants Jl here Friday
Nh and Mr. = T. p,t,,,.,. ...t.,
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rtrI.t ne plan Is aFla ram
aa4s.. OBJ, vfeE
NH aud MIS- r. & Walton
slsans her aunt MI A Long
til arlington this week
Tse Community Christmas pag-
eant tn which oak Grove and
Tnosnas Chapel youth participate
atE..De fuda> assn D,cruurl
ID Oar Grove Baptist Cbnch
Nc and Mrs IL Daa son v.n.
RECEIPT visitor ~ The Fore
CluHney home neat Chula Then
nieeg Miss Ann Chimney Wuu
tas .Oecn receiyGag treatment n
Richmond hospital IN reuupetat-
ins 81 horne nov
W.llam Spcas met Vlth NV
rather serious home accident He
was using an axe near clothes
line The axe got tangled tu the
hne5!yine back to ms forehead
reSuHs a number Of stitches lax
en-
a pageant The Christmas sto.t
VIII lDe given Ill Antioch Cnurcn
SunGay night Dec 1871 IN N VI
The public rs cordially invited tl
atterh
Seyerai attended thr aiavcsidc
service OF Clarence Dovdt Here
\
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~-~ .
FOR SAIL - acre 3 miles from
FarrnyiIle on pared road. scaoo.
bus and maj route Stream ana
GOOD lake sire. Tobacco barn and
lI2 acres bright tobacco allot
ment Wen fenced $4,000 % Easy
terms.
Res. 9 rooms 2 Baths oil heaf
large basement. hardwood floors
only S years old large 10. Neas
elementary school Immediate pos
session $4,000
Res. beautiful bungalow. 3 rms
and bath, hardwood floors. ample
kitchen cabinet space and closet
space. Large fenced in back yard
Garage with workshop This nice
home Is located in Jackson
Heights. Please call for appoint
nent to inspect. Price $1,000 00.
$4,000 down and balance SAC 00
per month
Residence. excellent location near
Longwood College. 4 bed rooms.
basement. oil heat. $4,000 VIII
take smaller house as down pay
ment.
80 acres. 80 cleared, 9 rms. dwell
ing with electricity, So acres dark
air-cured. burly and bright flue
tobacco allotment. ST 900 Terms
Near Crewe. 1912 a res. good
I'm. res with running water
telephone. electricity. Located s
miles from Crewe Several oIt
buildings $4,000.
81 acres. g miles from Farmvlle
Sale price 1898 80 Tetns
Res 5 rooms. bath. hardwood
floors, large lot III Farmvile
Special at $4,000 FERNS $3.50
down and balance $1,000 mo
Drug store in small town. Large
stock. good fixtures Soda foun-
tain. Rent on bldg $4,000 mo
Long lease $500
FARMS, Is good farms. large ard
small. Located in Prince Edward
Co. Cumberland Appomattox.
Amelia, Charlotte and Bucking-
nam Co.'S.
Lots in the Davidson subdivision,
water and sewage.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-12-16

Mrs y Randolph Harrison vas
hostess y the Cumberland Wom-
ans Club ow which She Is y Nom
Der OH Thursday afternoon PIT
teen ladies were present ana en-
Joyed the exchange OF ideas on
ccnterpleccs for the table on
Christmas Tile hostess served
coffee aid tca with fnut cake
Cpl Eldridge 3anderson Vho
haa been serving Ill Korea called
from Oakland Calf Sunday
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Oak Forest

Mr.. and Mrs W S Anderson
visited Nj and Mrs Carl Mem
marc OF Guinea Mills Sunday at-
ternopu
The OAK Grove Sunday schoa
VIII gave Christmas program
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Csc per inch
FORSALE


YOUR JOHN DEERE Dealer
Si1anabereer 81 Sons, Rt. 400 East,
phone B9s. Farmyille. Va 5-21-tf
49,
JONI Hand Warmers VILE q
hand warmer you can stay warm
IN the coolest weather one filing
lasts all day 81 as each All IDEAL
Christmas gift. !. II. Whitfield
Co. l2-iG-l
CIRCULATOR-~Oil clrculator. IN
GOOD condition. sell cheap Apply
Cradles store Farmville 1874
49, ~ ~~-~
INSURANCE Give a security
capitalization policy fof Xmas
Call 4ss Annie V Putnev l2-g-4p
CONDENSED LiquId Wood
Smoke foi smoking pork BRET
and fowl just brush IL on for that
fine smoke flavor pint SOY,
pint 75c quart 81 as. j II Whit
field Co l2-lG-l
STOVEWOOD DIV kndlinp
blocks and stove length OAK slabs
Special prices for quantity orders
Buffalo Shook Co. l249-tf
~~~~~
WALL-RIf'E Paper Many attfac-
tiyes designs Easy 10 install Fic-
onomical rolls VIII do the av-
efaRe room l4xl4x8 $3.50 PEI foll
J. Fl Whitfield co. l2-l6-l
~~t~ - 1870 ~-~~-~-~~~
PUPPIES six cocker spanieis.
Good for Santa Claus Can be-
picked up December "A e. D.
9layton Dowdy's Corner Farm
Vile. phone 625R II Dat
~---~~~
WOOD ~a-cut IN stoye lengths win
deliver on you can haul your own
e J Slayton Dowdy Corner.
Faunville. phone 625} 1894
-~~-
pURINA PIG Wormer Easy 10
Use, Just feed as only feed fol
three days. No starvation period
Cost &c TO &c pei 1880 ID pig
No worminR setback Gets the re-
suits. 80 ID bag s2s5 j H WHIT
Held Co l2-iG-l
-
TWO HORSE TRAILER Heavy
duty Good as new Complete with
new tires and electric brakes
Buffalo Shook Company. Farm
vile f2-l6-3(FI
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FOR SALE

CADILLAC 1864 ~ door
dan power brakes. and steering
zAutfonic ese bite tubeless safety
sifea. peffec' condition, original
G#neg S345o Blackstone, Va
Phone IA PO Box II t2-9-4p
HOLLAND Grown Bulb All
aulDs. tulips ard others nos ge-
duced a. much as 80 lib pei cert.
IT VIII pa you TO take advantage
u tais savings Fl Whitfield CO.
l2-I6-1
GUN Browning automatic Il
gauge shotgun with ventilated r.b
} P Glenn Phone 28s or oelAf-
l2-la-2t
BLACK LEAF Wafiafm Rat Bat.
rrady mlzed Easy to use Eco
riomicai One pound 89c pounds
So ~ n Whitfield co I2-l6-l
--~~~~~~~ ---~ @
TRICYCLE. 10" front wheel
good condition MIS- Earl Carter,
Fainnvfle. Phone l93M l2-I3-2t
.-~
TURKEYS Order you Christmas
turkey noa fresh dressed At
thur and Lefoy Welchln, Phone
1925 I2-l3-4p
WOODS Bird Scatter FOOD BE
kind 10 the birds ana give them =
treat during winter $ ID bag 75c
J n Whitfield Go I2-IG-l
~-~
400 y MAIN ST FarmVille Va
dwelling and vacant lot for sale
Dwelling consists Of rooms.
baths halls ana closed back
porch Newly reconditioned IN
side and out Price $4,000 Frank
e Webb Agent DillVyn, va
Phone rs l2-l3-lG-23
Why WORRY about troublesome
ON Infection Try V-J-O. Grays
Drugs. I2-21-51p ~
49,
BoARS YOU'VE Poland Chlna
A w Lee u II 2 Farmyille
l2-IG-1p
TABLE and chan set.
also OIL calculator Mrs. Robert L
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SEKV ICES

-
DITCHING let us dig your
1ltches, septic tanks. etc by ma
chine. especially designed for that
1ar!lose Rural work solicited
putney Plumbing and Heating
ohone 483 Farmv!lle, Va. 4-2l-tf
~~~~-~~~--~~~
@. 4. TELkVISION sa1es and
service. Hotpoint appliances sales
and service. MOTLEY Hardware
Co, 1873 and 23I Main St phone
258 or 302, Farmville, Va. Slot
YOUR JOHN DEERE Dealer.
Shanaberger 81 Sons, RI. 400 East.
phone 998. Farmville. Va. 5-27-tf
~~
LIST your dairy farm grain farm
tobacco farm. beef farm with It's
If you want ii sdd auick. Write
Boy 1889 Richmond. Agent
1882 f
- go ~ - 80 ----~--e.
VANITY BEAUTY SHOP Ida
Southall owner and consultant.
For Christmas appointment call
3G0 collect. 12-16-2t
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OF I'll HAMS

~~---~
REED i wish 10 expires deep
gratitude 10 all of my friend
both white and colored WHO we're
so thoughtful oi me during M
recent illness The many VISITS,
flowers, cards and other KIND
nesses Will long b. remembered
Daisey Reed 1892 +
y
/ WOULD LIKE to I'd ke tilI5 op
portunity to thank bll % lns
fri nds and nciehbor. Ton Then
many KIND and thoughtful deeds
10 my husband and | during bis
recent Illness and death NJ
Honor + Anderson I2-IG-lt9
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FOR RENT

Wv NIL
STORE BUILDING on good hwy
in Buckingham county. S room
living quarters. s45 month. Ian
don G ATKINS kealtor.
Ie-14-tf
APARTMENT UNFINISHED and
heated Apply Marshall Burger,
Main Street. FarmyIlle. phone
l. 9-9-tf
APARTMENT 3 or rooms. UNI
furnished Reasonable. Call 42sR
after S 30. g-30-tf
OFFICE ROOMS for rent Peoples
National Bank Building. Peoples
National Bank Farmville, Va.
1I-25-tf
APARTMENT first floor. five
rooms. both, two porches. 305 Sec
ond Street Mrs Monroe Johns.
ST phone 489M 1l-2g-tf
--.~-~
APARTMENT five rooms first
tl4or 8ol High St l2-6-8p
~+E-~7~-~~~ -~~--
APARTMENT NtV apartment on
High Street opposite Jarman Hall
- large rooms. Kitchen. bath. gar
age etc Cali d. 2 w Beckham
I2-2-tf
APARTMENT 49, Mrs. A r. ARM
strong 202 First Ave I2-2-5tp
APARTMENT furnished 7o3
Oak 81 January I2-g-5p
~~~-~-~
APARTMENT rooms. 606 Buff
talo 81 phone 1855. I2-9-tt
~--~~- ~~
APARTMENT 4 rooms unfurr-
ishcd and bath. lower floor OH
heat 5000 location. reasonab bic
rant Phone 500 OF contact Jack
Pearlove College shoppe, Farm
Vile VA I2-e-tt
HOUSES rooms at 800 putnes
ST. FarnYllle phone 7o3R. So
nAonta l2-q~ u
~~~~~ - ~-~--~-- ~----~--~--
APARTMENT close to Main ST
$R5 per month Apply crallea
stone I2-l3-B
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1854 JAGUAR

Mark VII 4-do0r sedan 30
GOO miles radio. heater auto
matte transmission A very
clean car
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NOTICE

- = -
THE PUBLIC Is hereby notified
THAT the Treasurer Office VIII bt
closed OH dee mt bei both and
3lst 1885 % allow tile Treasure
TO balance Eei accounts beiof
the audit Of the Office on January
/, 1856
JOHN c SPENCER CLERK
Of Board OF Supervisors OF
Buckingham County VIRGINIA
l2-q-2t r
BUCKINGHAM VOTERS The
General Registrar oi Buckingham
county will be iii the Sheriff og \
nee December t9 and January z
from 800 m 10 00 p m All
registrations will a6y' go be - c
by January IN ogda X t. vote -
the special election OFT January 8
Virginia l. Hall General Regis
tray i2-lG-@t
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NO HUNTING

--~~.~~ 49,
NO HUNTING without permission
ot nv farm Mike PApas 1928
NO HUNTING OF tretspass!na on
ny farm r u Forbes
ll-IR-Gp T
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TIMBERLAND and cut over land
highest prices PAID. landop Al
kins Realtor. Planters Bank
Bldg. Fafnyille. PHONE SOON Of
1888 6-24-tf
-
TO BUY white OAK veneer LOGS
Highest prices paid IN Southsid
Virginia For specifications and
prices cantact j HAYWOOD Crder
Chatham, Virginia Teleph0r
564l 12-I3-l6r
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.T949 FORD

4-do0r sedan radio and heater
4 very clean ear.
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST Dog, part bulldog. black
named Rance Near Pampltn
Reward Contact Wcodslde Bar
BIO lZ-iG-3p
~~-~--- 49, ~-~~---~-~
A three mile network Of rubber
conpeyor belts. operating II four
directions at once. from barges
and coal cars 10 stocspile and
plants, Keeps the coal flowing at
TWAS Shawnee Plant. near Pa
ducah. Ky.
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1851 5TUDEBAKER

ChampHs4i z door DELUXE
Radio A,,d heater Nee clean
ear
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-12-16

SAVE $50 on your new table top
water heater Gail 535 12-l6-4p
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EEQilnf ISTlyC
H., Good
Aaf 0Vou
FF%kTT PC
Sos1f' ANo
4 941 MT Moo r
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H.. pa I'll, ,o,iob sa1n
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WV li'i't. l1e.4o alsa'', 'oso
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seat cov#re Iaw mileage ard
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1os3 STlInrRAkrp
door .faT,llohf hard ION
ro,n,,,.paor o,,fona.fc +r.re-
mission. nadio and heater
way fokD
! Try er'" ear-
1851 srUD t,, e..
Radio a,.d heater Nee clean
> SoS
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iS47 BUICK

A-door super. dynaflo. radio
and hea.er. Extra nice
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-12-16

JUST RECEIVED large assort-
Iment OF oval braided rugs and
Icalper scatter rugs $485 up The
Floor Shop Main ST Farmwlle
Come early for complete selec-
tion l2-l6-lt
Evening star., 1955-02-04
Investor Group Buys
Building VA Vacated
For Over 81 Million

Sale of the History building
at 1925 H street NV formerly
occupied by the Veterans Ad-
ministration, to a group of area
investors at price exceeding
ST. million was announced yes
terday.
F. Moran McConihe, vice
president of the Randall H.
Hagner Co., declined to reveal
names of the investors, but he
said the sales contract has been
signed.
The building, built in 1925 by
the Fuller Construction Co., has
been leased to the Government
but has been vacant since last
June when a division of the VA
moved the last of its offices.
1t was sold by the American
Security & Trust Co. for the
estate of Henrietta Halliday,
through the Hagner company.
The new owners plan complete
remodeling for office space and
stores, with the entire first floor
to be converted into commercial
shops.
The plans include air-condition-
ing of the entire building, new
elevators, structural changes and
redecorating.
The building contains 100000
square feet of Office space and
fronts on both H and Nineteenth
streets NV.
Evening star., 1955-02-04
Machine Gun Used 10 Kill
Panama President Found
BY the Associated Press

PANAMA, Feb. 4.-The Ma
tional Guard reported today dis
covery of the machinegun used
to assassinate President Jose
Antonio Remon. 1t was hidden in
the home of DR.. Gregorio Miro
father of the man who has con-
fessed the January 2 Staying, Of
ficers said.
Authorities said the gun had
been hidden in the house with
out the knowledge of the elder
Miro. a retired chief justice of
Panama's Supreme Court.
His son, Ruben, has admitted
he fired the fatal shots. Investi-
gators spent days searching
Panama Bay for the gun after
Ruben told them he threw it in
the bay.
Officials said the gun was
identified by Jose Edgardo Te-
jada as the one he sold to Miro
early last October. Tejada, a
former military school cadet,
was arrested during investigation
Of the Staying. Also under arrest
is Jose Ramon Guizado, who
succeeded Mr.. Remon as presi-
dent.
{ National Guard headquarters
said the tip on the whereabouts
of the weapon came from Judith
Miro, a sister of Ruben.