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New High Record
In World Relief
Set BY Churches

4 new hugh record total or
so 648 1872 pounds Of emergen-
cF relief materials food. cloth
he medicines, couseryatlvely val
ued al Sl2l34 $50 was shipped
abroad IN 1854 by Church World
Service on behalf Of major Pro
ltstanP and Eastern Orthodox
cuulchr IN America
Thus vas announced yesterday
oy pr Wayland Zwayer. assoc.
ate director Of the inter-d demon
national relief agency and di-
rector OF its Material Relief Pro-
eram
LARGEST amount of the 1854 re-
lief materials he reported. went
to distress areas IN Europe and
Asa with the Availability of u
= government suplt. foods. fur
nlshcd free to The churches for
lrc distribution aboard playing
y major role d the wears achieve
meut
IN 1854 Pr 2wayer said III
53i 28o pounds Of q S surplus
commodities mainly dried mix.
butter cheese, cottonseed Oh and
Shortcomings valued al SIS 852.73
We're mt abroad through CWS.
Thc Material Relief Program
ot Church World Service. cen
'raI department of the National
Council Of the Churches of Chris
of the u S A.. and other coop
orative relief rehabilitation and
reconstruction programs carried
On by CWS are made possible by
specific funds raised By the peo-
pie Of the churches, largely
through tn. one Great Hour of
sShariue United Appeal. through
th commodity collections Of the
Christian Rural Overseas Pro
gram CROP Of Church World
Service through the year round
SOS oshare Our Surplus com
modify appeal
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Ssz ne Sz1sszzz1@so e For QUICK x' ,&EsyZxs;.
HELP WANTED

v
CLERK -TYPIsT FIR Prime Ea-
yard County HealsEir Dept For
further information apply at
Health Office Comt House Build
ING or phone ESQ. .2-I5S
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MAN 10 work on aasry farm 3
room insulated lfouse with Lights
and water Must fafnisa rood
references G W. Gatg3. Rice
2:ll-4p
MAN General foreman Apply III
writing. stating expebience. age.
references. l. z Johnston, Town
Manager. Fagrpgille. 2-Il-tf
,-~----~---
WOMEN Young folored help
Must have reference Roberts
Poultry Farm FalulYllle Phone
6l3M PILE III
MAN Opening Tor fl.blnisg ha
maintenance worknlefl. Good
opening for fight / raAn write
Box K Care Herald 2@I8-3t
-~-~----~-------- -------- vt--~-~
MAN for old established lnsm-
ance debit. Good sa!aFys Call 55aM
or "a. 2vI8-tf
------
WAIT RESS For delaiIs contact
Restaurant. phone e25R
2-l3 1t
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willis Hospital awaiting eNamf-
nation His daughters. Ms. Hsnsy
Hatcher. and Mrs. Charlie Duka
li Richmond visit him every day
all rnately ON Sunday Mrs M.
burn and others from htre drove
in 10 es- hig
RI7doiph@sNann IS SICK In nis
acme hare
A-rs CS5ace Cosby Is ahte IL
attend 70 some of her household
datles nos following a lone siase
OF Illness.
Mrs Rosa Paimore is in RICH
mcud visiting her daughter. Mrs
Maudy Eubank. WING is q trained
nurse Mrs Palmote had been on
the sick list for some time
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Trenholm

Yoar correspondent Is s.H liy-
llg 0tlt has haen Worrying aiana
for sel raj eeeks with Whist her
doctor can nti fashioned fiH
y mtst ~ ing sud M prevailed
w Europe and America durina
Narlt war ! l'h- auesrnn M
hoe long " ii Supposed to tuger
Very few attended services eat
Muddy Greek Baptist Church sun
dny morning dae 70 sickn Ass in
The ne.ghb1rhdod and the ex-
trem cold The Frldavs Snow
mas scarcely melted enough 90
form ic!eles even I'M sunny Spots
B w Wilburn is in Johnston
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Powhatan Seniors
Dance To Help Trip

r Ae Senior Glass OF Powhatan
High School viii sponsor a dance
IN tile War Memorial gymnasium
Saturday night. Feb 10. to raise
funds for the annual class trip
The class excursion later In the
session Will b. made 10 New
YORK, dance sponsors report
lhc public Is myHed TO the
dance and music win be furnish
ed by popular baiid
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Order Of Publication

Order of Publication
Herman Snuff Alho sometime
spelled s H EFF
The object Of this suit is to OBJ
tain q divorce from the bond Of
Hatrsmony from the Defendant
On the grounds Of active ard con-
strlcttve wiIful deSertion and
abandonment for q period Of more
than one year.
An affidavit has been made and
filed that the Defendant is not a
resident of this Commonwealth
anc f4at ais last known address
ID ~ SeymS Street Hartford ).
Connecticut il is ordered that ,hr
appear before this Court within
ten DAYS after due publication Of
this order and protect bis inter
ests therein
An Teste
81 III FARRA2. JP. CLERK
VALENTINE W sOUrHALL
Attorney p a.
Amelia. Virginia 2-Il-4t
49,
VIRGINIA
In the Office Of the Clerk Of the
Circuit Court for the County of
Cumberland the I4th day OF
February. 1855:
s1~AAkA -gthrrFrTl -,rvr
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FOR SALE


DWELLING g room house on
Parke avenue, years old See
l. f Andre&s. F'arrnWlie Mfg
Co. FarrngilIe, 2-4-tf
,--~~-~~ ~-~~-~~~~~~~
/ INSURANCE disqualification
and general insurance Annie v
Putney, 305 =. Main ST.. Farm
vile. Va. Phone 4g3. i-25-i0p
~~-~~~--~~- ~~~~~~~
NEW Not AIR furnace with oil
burner. complete for s383.5G or
! furnace for coal s24s 50. For fur
tber information write or call
q r cowhern. Columbia. Va
2-s-4t
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BABY CAFRIAGE--In excellent
condition Phone FafmYille s3l
2-ll~4t
RED CLOVER SEED $35 per
+. bushei. cleaned and tested. avail
able st farm Or VIII deliver
I george SHORTER. Darlington
+ Heights. Va -1l-4tp
/ PIANO Lovely Used Spinet
plano. wlll turn over 10 reliable
/ party Ia this vicinity Small
monthly payments. Dept. Of Col
lectious. Drawer 779. Staunton
Va 2-15-2p
SPiNET PLANO Because Of adj
verse circumstances. party return
ing beautiful small Spinet piano.
/. VIII sell 10 Some person in this
territory. just pay small payment
ON delivery and finish few small
monthly payments Standard
MAKE. Pun keyboard Mahogany
finish. Bench 10 match New piano
guarantee. Write Small Install
ments Box 1902 Salisbury, n c.
fm particulars 2-l5-2p
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STOVE WOOD ~ dried klndling
clocks oak slabs Buffalo Shook
Co. F'armyilie Phone ~
i1-12-tf-F
~~~~~----~~ ~-~~--- ~------
WHY WORRY about troublesome
Kin Infection Try V-J-O Grays
DruRs. l2~2i-51p fFl
HAY up 10 500 bales good hay
Gilbert Wood Farmyiile. r. 2.
Call 535 after . m 24-4p r.
DRY OAK WOOD cut IN short
lengths for stoves $40 per ton
truck load. George Sanderson
Rt ! Farmyille. 2~4-3pt F. /
BABY CHICKS Virginia u 8.
approved Pullorum clean. We
have the New Hampshires and
White Rocks For egg production
we have the Rhode Island Reds.
Day old and started chicks avail
able. Book your orders now. Lo-
cuts I'M Farm Hatchery. phone
Rural 4F040. Willie Welchlin
2-ll-2p F.
GARAGE EOUIMENT-Che
Let timing gear pullcr, General
Electric quick battery charger,
ton chain hoist ali grease gun,
Ford wheel pullcr. Chevrolet
wheel puller set tap dies.
floor Jacks. tire rim tool, Smith
Acctylene welding outfit. emery
wheel and stand. Chevrolet valve
tool Ford spring expanding tool.
2 4 n inch bench vice 2 horse
power electric motor ring grooV-
ing machine Stock Of auto parts
and accessories. II. G Gillian
Cumberland Virginia home Cum 4
bertrand Hyancinth 2225l, 2-l8-2p /
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SEWING MACHINES One used 1
treadie Singer Sewing machine
Good condition. $35 cash OF terms I
Also one used eletcric portable (
Singer round bohbin sewing ma
chine with new speed control
motor light. and carrying case
SOS terms. Singer Sewing Center
FarmVlle. Va 2-lS-l
HAY IS bales Ltspede1a 85c pei
bale Mrs w w Budd. X D.
FalmYllle 2-I5-2
- ~ go 90 20 9" - - -
GOOD USED Simmons Mattress
$24 so We will allow you $40 on
any used mattress on a new IN
ney spring mattress See hodAeS
& Dowdy before you buy your
mattress II pays TO 60 out OF your
way a little 10 save 4 lot.
2-ls-lp
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NOTICE

- --7~--~
THE RANDOLPH YO y n q
FARMERS COOPERATIVE. INC
Ii help It's annual me tne at
i'm Randolph Schoos Wednes-
bay. Feb %. 1865 for tine par
poee cf ctect.ng oificer4 and for
tre nsactlon Of any business
j. ich nav be presented .Tohn Il
Warner Secretary 2-I8.2p
tIELtA 2OAD MEETING TIE
lze d Amelia Co.tnif Va
Z tia hereby notlfiea' tsat a
4 pre- rc,sge Of thu state Hisil-
+ Department. viii tneft WITH
rn B9ard 1f supervising 0f Amel-
II Count Va III Jhe lsaus Roam
at amelia va on March II 1899
II II o'clock :. Ito 1iscNss mat
teis pertaining TO the sscondsry
ST~tem or Roads :. ANGLIA cp4a-
AZ ID which ,i,4 aiy CITIZEN Ti.J
So desires N!ll be lard
Tes5e s. L. FAPRAr. pr
Clerk of the Board
@2~I8-2tFt
--~-~-~-~ s4----sr--7 ~
/ TO THE VOTERS OF t'UMBh,42-
LAND COUNTY. Hereby ar
nounce my candidacy foyere-el+c-
ton TO the Office Of Common
weaIths Attorney ot Cumberland
County. Virginia subject ~ The
Democratic Primary OF July -
1868.
have endeavored so perform
the duties of this poslfa.lil 20 Fs1f
hes Of my ability ard If re-eIeet-
cd ] will continue 10 ssetpte fn5
best efforts 10 the tsue.tes Of Eh'
office and The interests sf the PEG
pie Of Cumberland County
Your vote and support Hlll~h,
appreciated.
I WILLIAM c. CARTER 1854 r
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For SALE

- - - =
FARM 100 acres. Buckingham
County. hear Francis Store. 4
room new house With lights. to
bacco allolment w. 9. Canada
People Bank Bldg. Farmyl9 Va
9fg-2D
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Monday, Moseh J. 1855
At 1890 A. IA.
On The Premises

Offers for sale AT Public Auc-
ton 10 the highest bidder
Al! that certain parcel OF real
estate lying a nd being IN
Maco1 District. = o " h q a II
County Virginia. and contain
ing 3879 acres. according to
survey made by f c Dodl, c
f.. Oh July ]. 1854. and Is
bounded Oh the North by the
Old Rosa NJ Gills Tract and
Paulus Oils. on The East by the
Appomattox RIVER on I h e
south by c w Cook. Clayton
and Il II Martin. on the West
by r. II Martin. and Is the
property on which the late
Floyd Whitbek resided and
was the property Of james
Madison Whitlock, deceased
This property contains good
timber good young growing
timber. aud approximately IS
acres of open land
Forrest w Cobb viii be Oh
the premises from Monday
thru Saturday, February 26th
thru March 5th. To show the
lines and plat 10 said property
The sab will be held at the
main hnnse at fhn ahnYe time
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. . = . > . . . . . .
SERVICES

~-~~~~ ~~--~ - -
DITCHIsG - let us dig your
ditcnes. septic tanks. etc. by ma
pai p''S i - "o'] Saiei'eo
49,, a ariD'i1s anu i,ea,''is
. I.o'a. -o'. : a. ~ 1itI' va.
SEEDING LAWNS p,I,ding
Driveuavs ploa,tre a,d prera,i,,a
-, ~ - n9ileu s1,if, Iop sou ana
III - "iit iof aa,4e. !" j." Diek
q So'i' p'i'''ie "o'"'' FafniHille.
~ =
-, -, -, -
lDifai' f'f' .oh-f'S y F. ff4ico Diaper
p, : - ~ i-siiciif'1l y " no" pro-
. '0'iis efieii ~ Fice = vie
fo' .i'li VI ma ti'il OH rates service.
eo' - 80 20 ? o9ea' M ~
Ff1GIa
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LEGAL NOTICES

VIRGINIA:
IN the Clerks Office of the Conn
~ of Gum beriand. va Febru
AIRY IL. 1855
JACOB PLEAS WOODSDN
Complainant
Y Order Of Publication
EFFIE ALLEN WOODsON
Defendant
lhe object ot rims SUIT IA oh ob
tain divorce menSa Fl thoro
on the ground % constructive. de-
sertion.
An AFFIDAVIT having been made
ana MED that the defendant is
not a resident III TIE State ID
virginia I rs orderde that sha APP
pear within ten day< after dns
publication Of this order ana aa
what is necessary IA protect Mr.
interest herein
An Extract r, Ste
r II BLANTON. Clerf
ANNIE ATORING FAIIWFTI
n n r.
{ 'a''' eiA bahk i'u.iolin"
= - NV LIL,. W. 2-l8 AZ
yTRGI<I.
/, ia om 49,,
CirerI, Con,, ! J., ~. rn,,,,,
r,n,ha.,,n1 . UNIV ~
yehr,ary rorE. wv "
CCArs10hy,vtAIr,ry ,,, .,,l.r,,
IA ana
rr,,r,,.r,. ,,,, .,,,..u..
~ m NNl 1f'lci-l'N l}
"'''l'4''i','ii H
rlr, r., ,oo~a
- i'N'>''>'+t' ACTRESS th-
'iU"'''
' !" III ''l' IT. e"uiAE q Chmpei-
.,'''N '''"''Y years a'o ana mas
III ''ei '.S"'o n 9liice H hf
~ I'm II hot 5'i' h'lfs df-
',t ''i' ao''ff9"i5 III Ali'
- '','''.''' a. t ''i'klloWil Ni1o
''''N'' i'''i '''9 ''tLlH@ht bF
49, - 90 ''.1S' '''''oi' o. fat-
T,ha , nrtoa, '"itildah'a
. ''e oDj. .'a 81 Vil'S >oit H Y Seii
= = Y ,' =, Y '~.o u'i'S oi '"iia more
ai.t.,.t, 7 r9 ,',',' ! II ih'il''ilo'l Nla-
@,l..',t, '"' 1919, AD''1' '''' "' ou'i'p't ta'ld
49,. , ~ h It'll, II %'''ch Greg
.''o'1. . l"''u 'selheq ana possess q
= ,"e',ly ''ir - m 'htFeoh ana
p' =, ''e ai'i " u'i''ia utiit taxes INST
~ u 'I'u ''.'a' m. = VI tiff i'i'o oooha
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Help Wanted

Responsible man wonted to
tQke charge Of Body and Paint
Shop Must be oble III handle
estimotes Salary Or. tonTnls-
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WANTED


SMALL HOUSE With electricity,
barn. few acres GROUND priced
about $4,000 for cash VI @ Lo-
gan. 7044 Carroll Avenue. Tokoma
Park IL. Maryland 2-lt-3p
--------~ - 4 r - ----'~----0-
TO RENT FIVE to tel acres corn
lard ii radius Of S mil !: Charles
Fridley r Falmyille : 2-la-2p
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TERMS: CASH

For further PARTICULARS. pro-
spective purchasers are invited
10 confer with the undersigned
Special Commissioners at his
office, or With Forrest w Cobb
Blackstone. virginia, home
phone Blackstone SAW. busi-
ness phone Blackstone cow OF
with f. NJ Whitiock. Far1nqilie.
Virginia. home phone Farm
vile $50. business p h Of e
Farmvllle 32s. plats viii be for
swardetf TO prospective purchas~
sers on request
Sale is subject to confirTna-
ton Of Court
WILLIAM X. BLANDFORD
PowhatAn, Virginia --
Phone Powhatan All
Special Commissioner
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USED CARS

FORD ~ ton pickup track, ~
good condition Sell ehtap for
quick sale Cradles Store i-l8-l0p
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. . . -" - - =
FOR RENT

HOUSES tor bedrooms, | y
miles OF FaImyille. I'LL, modern
conveniences. automatic oil hot
water heat. S. Waverlcy Putney
Jr.. Phone 483 or COB. 9-2-tf
-s~--
HOUSE: Conveniently located to
Main street and school Rent rea
sonable. Apply Cradles store
i-f8-f0p
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HOUSE: s rooms on Route Is.
10 miles from Farmvillet well, in
yard. G L. Cox. Farmrille Va
1-28-8p
----,- - ~----- 49, -
HOUSE-6 rooms and bath
Phone Farmyille 535 after four
2-8-4tp
APARTMENT furnished 3
rooms and bath, outside entrance
BIG West Third street. F'almylile
Phone 276. 2-1l-tf
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OFFICES Main street over Col
lege Shop See Jack Peat:Cve
@-4l-l0tp
= f~'s~ ."
APARTMENT furnished Phone
Farmyille I'll I'LL -6p
HOUSE. s rooms on Rt. 4e0 and
IFS one mile Of FarmYltle pos
session 18th of March. MR. G +.
Scruggs. = IMP F'
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VIRGINIA. In The Circuit tparl
Of Amelia County January g
1855

HERMAN Sauf Also sometimes
spelled s Fl z r +
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USED CARS
USED CAR
SPECIALS
1852 OLDSMOEiLE

4-door sedan 10 HYdr0matic
radio ana heater Nice clean
can
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POWHATAk COUNTY

Virginia, - miles Southeast
OF TobaccoVille
Pursuant 10 and III execution
of ii certain decree Of the CIR
cult Court uf powhatan County,
Virginia entered on February | >,
1855 IN the Chancery Cause
therein pending under IN G
short name and style Of Elise
w Cobb, ct al, Compliments,
VS.. Joe NJ Whitlock. ct al. De-
PENDANTS. the undersigned Spe~
ciat (np,rniGglanpf Will on
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SIC per inch
FOR SALE

CHICKS save 80 per cent 10 SO
per cent on chicks Great laying
Leghor1s, 30 per cent better lay
ing for months, Is months laying
period Super Hampshire Reds.
Rocks. Larger profits, pullOrum
clean. Write for free literature
Trails End Poultry Farm. Cor
louisville, Va l-l8-i0p
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IN 'IaNIf
In the Office Or the Cicrk III The
Circuit Court for the County Of
Cumberland the lit1 day ~
February 1855
COMMONWEALTH or VIRGIN
IA and
COUNTY or CUMBERLAND
Comylatrants
ALFRED JAMES Address tfn
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SPENCER ffealth and beauty
supports Annie V putuey. regis
tered corsetiere. 305 s. Main ST.,
Farmyille. Va I-25-l0p
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1851 NASH

Statesman. hydromatic. radio
and heater
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-18
1881 BUICK

Super Rivera, dynaflO, radio
and heater Very clean car.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-18

Special, with radio ana heater
Excellent condition
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AUCTION SALE
SpeeioI Commissioners
Public Auction
Sale


1919 Acres. including timber
growing timber and Is aces 81
open land IN Macon District,
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rlal CommissiOner VIII, on
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-18

vino left the County Of Cumbef
land many years ago and fHls
MOI Deen heard Of since, 4 sAe
Be- Iying If not her heirs, az
visees and Successors IN title
whose names are unknown Wsio
I. IRE made parties defendant by
tie general description 81 Pat
t.4e Ttrkn1un" Defendants
The object Of this suit is TO fil
Y tract or go acres Of land more
on less. situated IN Madison Ma
glstaflal District Of Cumberland
/ County Virginia. which was CON
qeyed u Arneala DAVIS by deed
1 duly recorded IN Deed BOOK -
pare 265. IN the Clerks Once %
j Cum berland County 70 aaEiafj
tie liens thereon and particular
IN delinquent taxes listed ana as
sessed on the land books Of Cum
berland County III the name Y
Aneala Davis. amounting. Y
sf2s an. plus certain Interests
penalties and costs, WHICH silp'Aif
oe legally added.
An affidavit having oeen mao
and fled. according 70 law STA
lna that Ameala Davis may Pc
\ nonresident Of the State Of var
zinla. and that her last Know
address Is unknown. and Ina
there are or may be persons III
,erested in the subject matter !
be disposed II IN this suit who's
names are unknown. Therefote
Is ordered that the said Aneal
DAVIS ard Parties UnknoHri d
appesr within ten days after d.
publication hereof ard do Tff
may be necessary 70 protect the
Interests in this suit
r. n BLANTON. CLERK
WILLIAM c. CARTER. D al
Cumberland. Virgins ala
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1913 DODGE

4-door sedan, radio and heater
Priced Tot quick sale,
Evening star., 1955-07-02
Hearing Slated Tuesday
On Highs Milk Price

court ruling is complied with"
Highs has been selling milk
lin Washington and Maryland
for IA cents a gallon but had
to keep the price at 90 cents In
its IA Northern Virginia stores
because of the minimum price
set by the commission.
The milk commission has set
a hearing for July IA in Alex
Iandria to consider the milk price
structure in the Arlington-Alex-
andria and Manassas milk mar
kets as a result Of the State
courts ruling.
The commission also will con-
slider requests that it step out
of the retail price-fixing field
in the Northern Virginia area.
Highs started selling milk in
gallons at the reduced price yes
terday in Virginia. The firm
announced it will continue to
sell at the lower price unless
stopped by the court.
Highs also has filed q suit to
Iinvalidate an old Virginia law
which prohibits the sale of milk
in gallon jugs. The maximum
capacity allowed now is q halt
gallon.
Evening star., 1955-07-02
Bill Asks rs Pct.
PoIice-Fire Ruise

Representative Davis, Demo.
crat, Of Georgia, yesterday placed
before the House a bill for q
rs per cent across-the- board in.
crease in the pay of Metropolitan
police and firemen.
He said he had the support
of other members of the District
Committee. including Repre-
sentative Kearns. Republican, OF
Pennsylvania, ranking minority
party member on the Crimes
Subcommittee of the House Dis
trict Committee.
The bill is in line with the pay
raise already granted to CLASH
fed employees of the Federal and
District governments.
1t also would be applied to
members of the White House and
Park Police and would have a
corresponding effect on the pen
sions of retired members of the
police and fire departments.
The bill also would make the
pay raises retroactive to the first
pay period after last March /.
Evening star., 1955-07-02
Swerving Bus Hits
Cor: 35 Unhurt

ASHLAND, Va, July 2 {P.-.
IA Greyhound bus. southbouno
from Washington, swerving te
avoid crashing into the rear oi
"a tractor-trailer, collided with q
northbound automobile near
here last night on heavily trav-
eled U. S. /.
State police said no one was
killed or seriously injured.
The bus was believed carrying
about IS persons, all of whom
were taken to hospitals in Rich
mond for examination. First re-
ports indicated the passengers
were shaken up but not hurt
badly.
Albert Laurence, jr., 80, OF
Washington. the bus driver, told
State police the truck ahead OF
him slowed suddenly to make a
right turn into a filling station
He said he swung the bus to the
center lane but hit the left rear
of the trailer. The accident
jarnmed the front door and pas
sengers left by the emergency
exit.
Evening star., 1955-07-02
Visitor Is Believed
Victim of Potomac

Montgomery County rescue
units today were searching fol-
a man who repeatedly drowned
in the Potomac River at Brook
mont, Md.
Glen Echo firemen identified
the missing man as Charles Hef-
lin, 48, OF Durham. N. C. He was
last seen by two colored men
early today at the dam at Brook
mont.
William G. Epperson, of the
1900 block of Harvard street
NV. said he was fishing on
the east side of the river with
George McClain, of the 1900
block Of California street NV.
He said Mr.. Heflin apparently
saw his flashlight waving and
thought he was in trouble. He
said Mr.. Heflin, on the other
side of the river. jumped in the
water and started swimming
across but went under.
Evening star., 1955-07-02
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guished citizens for list of Americas great
historical wondefs-see how their selections COM
pare with yours.-This Week Magazine
SOAP BOX DERBY WINNERS-What does the Soap Box
Derby mean to champs of the past? For some inter-
estng answers by past winners how taking top
honors in the Washington race has affected their
lives read Meredith S. Buel's story in The Star Pic
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WHERE FREEDOM WAS WON-In The Star Pictorial
Magazine Lloyd E. Barker writes about Yorktown
Va, where CORVALLIS surrender brought to end
the last serious menace to American sovereignty.
NEW CIVIL SERVICE ECHELON?-Last February the
Hoover Commission recommended Senior Civil
Service, as in England measure which could
alter the structure and standing of the entire
Federal Civil Service In the Editorial Section,
George w. Oakes examines this far-reaching pro-
posal
ANDREWS FIGHTS PLANE NOISE-Nose from power
full jet engines has way of disturbing private
citizens In the News Section, Star Staff Writer
Harry Lever reports how the Air Force handles this
delicate problem at Andrews Field.
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Editor Een explains with pictures and story how to
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