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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-09-27
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Hsibes Become Obsolute

Hsibes Become Obsoiute
Ono reason for h e coming
great increase III AUTOMATION
is tina. tubes such as are used in
your radio and TV sets VIII soon
becom3 obsolete. These tubes are
being replaced by tiny "transi-
stors h. These transistors ARE SO
small That hearing aids are now
being made with them. being built
into tie frames OF eyeglasses so
that N, one will have hint that
the p rson is deaf and uses a
hearuA aid.
Now let me come to THE real
important pont Of this column /
refer 20 the great opportunity
facing teachers. preachers, and
parenx of impressing upon young
people. that they already possess
the most wonderful automatic
factory far more marvellous than
any o%sler IN existence With
good Sorking knowledge OF read
ing. " lting. and arithmetic and
a full Recognition that they own
and c ,ntrol such an efficient
factort- every student should be-
come healthy. prosperous. and
happy
YOU Automatic Factory
Ltsa.- 4.
water. air. and certain foods.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-09-27
soe,oI Security For Formers
Self-EmpIoyment Reports On Income
Tax Return, Place Farmers Benefits

Editors Note ths IL the see-
o1ld Of t1p0 articles on Social Sc
.rtty benefits tor farmers
Before income tax filing TING
every self employed farmer should
make sure he has a social security
number and that ne knows he Is
10 repart bis Unemployment fer
social security credit, J w Diu-
WlddIe district manager Social
Security Administration Lynch
burg said today
Old-age insurance payments To
a Self employed farmer and his
wife at aye 65 and I'd his sur
Elyors On his death are based upon
these reposts Of his net earnings
Of S400 or more yearly As a self
employed person he VIII pay a
three per cent social security tax
on his net earnings up to 81 200
IN year This payment goes III
as part Of his income tax re-
turn
Net earnings means the amount
Of income from farm operation
after deducting farm operating
expenses These expenses not
lvings expenses nuts be listed
unless gross earnings are not
over $1,000 in which case the
farmer can report half OF his
gross as his net
II he is also an employer and
expects to pay at least 500 cast
wages to an employee during THE
year then he VIII need an "enl
ployers identification number
as well as ms own social security
number He get the employer
number from his District Director
Of Internal Revenue and gets his
social security number from the
social security office ANY post
office has application blanks
Dinwiddie said that several
farm owners in the G5-or Older
age group have come to his office
TO learn whether they can qualify
TO receive old-age payments
Those Who are actually operating
their own farms can qualify after
they have been under security for
only two years after 1854
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-09-27
Letters To Editor
Reader Suggests
RacialCooperatlon

Editor of The Herald
F.verybadys talAnE nobody
doing anything I'hr bia issue is
ahat can be done for TINT best in
terv4t OF Our children We Want
public schools in our county How
can We keep them
First ! think the people lnyoN-
I'd should get together. That n the
whites and the Negroes Of this
county 81 each would know how
the other feels about this thing
We all have TO live together IN the
future as we'll as now So let us
thy to SETTLE things nj peaceful
manner for the betterment Of both
races with tao pressure from eth
cr Side
suggest that we have com
m!ttce say one white and one
Negto from e0ch district None 70
Tx educators iust plain common
sense people WHO afe respected by
both races III thr community. to
work together and Iet each race
know mat they are not mad at
each other And work out a peace
full solution without any pressure
from either side believe That If
the people vino are directly in
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-09-27
INSURANCE AGENT SCHOOLED

Ralph Clements. Cumberland
representative Of Nationwide In
surance Co. is one Of Sc agents
attending the Sales Training
School being conducted by the
company this week at Old Point
Comfort
IN this school which is one Of
a series of training courses held
periodically by the company par
ticular emphasis is placed on the
new developments IN the insur-
ance industry
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-09-27

shown that a majority of the people like
pay television-or what they have seen as
samples supplied y. the pay television com
panies which wa~- UNDERSTANDABLE care
fully selected.
Opponents of pay teleyision argue that
the airwaVes must be free and that com
mercial enterprises must not be given per
mission to sell via ne arwaves by the Fed
eral Communicable Commission They
point out that raj 10 is not used in this
fashion, and that Ill radio entertainment
is free. ProponentSof pay teevison claim
that the radio is .Sed by commercial on
CARNATIONS. and tNat they have just as
much right to Offer Americans faro over
the airwaVes as do television networks
1t seems, however, there is an increas-
ing chance that pay television will be tried
in the United States. Some Of the pay tele-
vision companies ere already going into
Canada, Mexico ard into European coun-
tries to set up then organization and dem
onstrate how it cal work A final decision
may not be reaches for several years.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-09-27

These pass through pipes a I'D
cookers In process not unlike
that used by the most modern
electronic factory These raw
materials are automa ally
changed into muscle. brains. and
cultural gifts But this is not
all In addition students can turn
an electric knob and deter
mine whether his or her auto
matte factory viii produce physi-
cal force used by common labor or
BRAIN porer. used by executives
or cultural product. such as
music. painting, poetry. etc
Bt4t-mdke up Attenuation as
Illustrated by television-- is fast
catching up With you ! noticed
an advertisement OF a prominent
TV manufacturer whereby with a
flash Of light a person sitting in
any chair III room with no
wires, no cords can turn TV
set on off, or change the channel
while remaining III his easy chair.
Il even enables one To shut OF
annoying commercials without
changing the picture This. power
OF remote control students have
had since babyhood. but how
many are using it2 To teach stu
dents to Use It should be an i'm
portant work OF the Public
Schools
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-09-27

The Spanish Government am
nouhced acceptance Of a court de-
cision permitting Spaniards bap-
tlzed Roman Catholics To marry
non-Cathe!lcs h a cIvll ceremony
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-09-27

AZ are the ones that have to live
with each other cit Us ask God
tor Guidance IN this matter II We
do am sure that We Will end up
Wlth u peaceful solution
BLUTT ANDREWS.
Famt.l.e VA Sept Fl 1855
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-09-27

The Russians defeat the L IS.
team N chess matches
Evening star., 1955-06-16
II Girl Scout Comps
Opened for Summer

Some 5000 Girl Scouts will
begin trooping of this week to
IL area day camps for another
summer of camp craft, nature
study, singing and dramstics.
The camps will be open
through August II for all Girl
Scouts from Alexandria, Arling-
ton, the District, Montgomery
County, Fairfax County, and
Prince Georges County. There
are 26,744 Girl Scouts in the
Metropolitan Area.
Evening star., 1955-06-16
IVireinio Businessmen
Study Tex Boost Impact

RICHMOND. June 16 (R. =
State Senator Lloyd c. Bird Of
Chesterfield. chairman of the
Advisory Council on Virginia
Economy. reported today vir-
ginia's business leaders are
Launching a major study to. de-
terlnine the impact of possible
Increased taxation on the States
economy.
Coy. Stanley conferred last
week for more than an hour
with a delegation from the coun-
Gil consisting of Senator Bird,
Thomas c. Boushall, president
of the Bank of Virginia; j.
B. Woodward, chairman of the
board of the Newport News
Shipbuilding and Drydock Co.;
Lewis F. Powell. jr., Richmond
attorney, and J. Harvey Wilkin-
son, jr., executive vice president
of the State Planters Bank and
Trust Co..
Evening star., 1955-06-16
Maryland Joycees
Head for Convention

Maryland's Junior Chambers
of Commerce will form a motor
cade Sunday at the University
of Maryland, College Park, to
depart for the organizations
national convention in Atlanta.
The Prince Georges County
Jaycees, headed by J. r. Rel
noehl, is in charge of the cara
van with Frank HALEY, chairman
of arrangements. Other units
from throughout the State will
converge on a parking lot next
to the new stadium for the
scheduled departure at 10 am.
The caravan is due to arrive in
Atlanta Monday afternoon.
Evening star., 1955-06-16
More Testimony Is Likely
By KIuckhohn on KiIIino

Williams recessed court yester-
day just as the stocky Kluckhohn
finished telling of events leading
up to the shooting.
Miss Seawell. a Washington
ID. CO. Government worker, who
was visiting her mother in San
ford, was shot through the heart
Friday, May 13, while waiting
FOR a parking lot attendant to
get her car.
The State contends Kluck-
horn fired the fatal shot and
checked out of the hotel 10
minutes later. He was picked
up in Chapel Hill. 80 miles away,
about three hours after the
shooting.
Policeman Graham r. Creel
testified that Kluckhohn stated
Evening star., 1955-06-16
BY tn. Associated Pres,

Senator Byrd. Democrat, Vir-
ginia, said today President Eli
senhower "has got to stand up
to the pressure" it has been pre-
dicted win be generated under
the new foreign trade bill.
The Senate completed con-
gressional action on the meas
'ure yesterday by voice vote,
sending it to the President for
signature which win extend the
reciprocal trade agreements law
three years and give the Presi-
dent new powers to cut tariffs
5 per cent in each year.
Senator Byrd said in an inter-
view that amendments added to
the bill by the Senate to pro-
vide additional safeguard S
against cheap imports for do
mestic industry were in no sense
crippling to the 21-year-old re-
ciprocal trade program.
He declared he and other sup
porters of the program did not
yield on single essential" In
every case. he emphasized, the
President will retain the final say
on tariffs. @
Some critics have contended
the Senate amendments will ex-
pose the President to lot of
pressure from protectionists to
grant relief to industries claim
ing damage from imports.
Senator Byrd said it is true
the provisions impose more re-
sponsibility on the President.
But he noted the White House
had approved the amendments,
and said apparently the Presi-
dent was ready to accept the new
role.
"The administration of this
Evening star., 1955-06-16

RALEIGH, N. c.. June Is (P.--
Richard Kluckhohn. 81, whose
testimony yesterday pictured him
as. an average American boy, was
expected to resume the witness
stand today in his strange mur-
der trial.
He is charged with firing a pis-
tol shot from his room in the Sir
Walter Hotel which killed Miss
Bernice Seawell, 43. who was
standing in a parking lot across
the street.
The State is seeking to convict
Kluckhohn, whose, parents are on
Harvard University's faculty. of
either second degree murder or
nnanslaughter. He has pleaded
not guilty.
Superior Court Judge Clawson
Evening star., 1955-06-16
Byrd Predicts Pressure
AS Trade Bill Passes

act is going to be highly import
ant in the next three years, .
Senator Byrd said. "It is going
to be very hard to get another
extension bill through Congress
In any event"
The principal Senate changes
in the bill originally sought to
give the President the right to
curb imports by quotas or higher
tariffs if he holds they are jeop-
a national defense in
dustry. and make it easier for
industries to prove damage from
imports when they ask that a
trade pact concession be nullified
or modified.
Evening star., 1955-06-16
Reel Estate Men
Meet in Maryland

OCEAN CITY. Md, June 16
(P.-The third summer confer
ence of the Maryland Real Es-
tate Association here today
through Saturday is expected to
attract three to four hundred
real estate men and women from
throughout the State.
Senator Goldstein, Democrat,
of Calvert, president d the
Maryland Senate, will be among
who will address the
Evening star., 1955-06-16

at the time of his arrest, II had
taken the gun down and was
dry firing 1t when the gun went
off. But, oh, my God, I didn't
know I had killed anyone.
Solicitor Lester Chalmers
rested the States case yesterday
after an FBI agent from Wash
ington testified his examination
of the pistol found in Kluck-
hohn's possession showed 1t had
been cleaned since last fired.
Evening star., 1955-06-16

"The administration of this
Evening star., 1955-06-16

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-06
Catholic AIunnoe
Sponsor Benefit

The District Chapter Of the
International Federation Of
Catholic Alumnae will sponsor
a theater benefit on Sunday,
March 10, at $3.50 pm, in the
Catholic University campus
theater.
Miss Eleanor Carr is general
chairman of the event which
will benefit the Sisters Schol-
arship Fund. Assisting her will
be Mrs. Victor Mersch, Mrs.
Lawrence Grogan and Miss
Anne Brosnan, Governor of
the District Chapter of I.F.C.A.
Members of the Speech and
Drama School of Catholic Uni
versity will perform 1.-The
Comedian" by Henri Gheon, a
play depicting the life Of
Genesius, Roman actor and
early Christian martyr, who
became patron saint Of the
theater.
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other of speculation.
Invitations to Secretary OF
Defense and Mrs. Wilson's re-
ception on March Is were no
sooner out than the rumors
began to cook. The fact that
it was to be a party given
Jointly with the Deputy Sec
rotary Of Defense and Mrs.
Robert Anderson caused sus-
picion to raise its familiar
head at once.
The talk started that this
would be Secretary Wilson'S
farewell to Washington and
that Bob Anderson would sue
coed him as top man. The sur
mise, say inside White House
and Pentagon sources. is pure
fabrication. The gentlemen's
wives simply wanted to pay
back some obligations and
found it convenient to do it
Jointly. Authoritative sources
in both the White House and
Pentagon say there isn't a
single change anticipated in
the cabinet before 1856. That
also goes. they say. for one of
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Barbara Hale
To Murry

Mai. Gen. and Mrs. Willis
H. Hale Of Sonoma, Calf, an
nounce the engagement Of
their daughter Barbara to Mr..
Daniel j. Miller, son of Mrs.
Linta Whipple Of Richmond,
Ind. The wedding will take
place in May.
Miss Hale attended Holton-
Arms School and Adelphi Col
lege and was graduated from
Fairfax Hall in Virginia.
Mr.. Miller is a graduate of
Purdue University and is &C
tive as an officer in the Air
Force Reserve.
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Cabinet Party Stirs Up False Rumors;
ANONYMOUS Call About Mamie Received

the top ''little cabinet" posts
that of Secretary of the Army
Bob Stevens.
The Stevenses have been
publicized as being on the
Capital retirement list so often
they can't help looking down.
right abashed when they show
up at a Washington party. 1t
must be kind of embarrassing
for a fellow to read in the
paper every other day that
he's losing his job. But Bob
Stevens isn't.
CLEANED ON THE SCENE:
Marjorie Davies writes from
Los Angeles that she has met
up with the various children
here and there and am about
to have a visit now with Mar
wee cher granddaughter Mar
jorie Durrant). Shall be home
before long" Mrs. Arthur
Fowler is going to Palm Beach
in a couple of weeks to visit
her old friend, Nine. Jacques
Balsan, the former Duchess Of
Marlborough, and her husband.
Her nephew is William Wood
ward, whose horse Nashua
won $145,000 purse in Florida
the other day. He hopes to put
Nashua in the Derby. >.
Assistant Secretary of State
and Mrs. George V. Allen have
just purchased the house that
was formerly owned by the late
Senator Burnett Maybank.
They're moving in on Mon
day. A woman who
wouldn't give her name tele-
phoned yours truly Thursday
evening and said For your
information Helen Titus (Mrs.
Harold Titus at 2101 Con-
necticut avenue) is going to
give Mamie Eisenhower the
lovely plate glass mirror hang
ing in her hall for her house
in Gettysburg. Mamie and her
sister, Mike Moore went out
with Helen to look at her new
house at Woodley Hills this
afternoon and tonight. Mr..
Titus is dining at the White
House." l don't know why
the anonymity or what it
proves, but there you are.
SECRETARY OF THE
TREASURY George Humphrey
beams when people compliment
him on the way the Treasury
looks now that it has been
cleaned up. The former STAR
ling hangout is cleaning white.
and the Secretary would like
to have its columns spotllghted
at night to reveal its new
beauty, somewhat after the
manner of the Lincoln Memo
rial. He might even sit between
the spotlighted columns and
take in income tax returns. Z.
Though the starlings have
gone, he admits, a couple of
noisy pigeons have taken up
residence outside his Office.
The next time he and the
President 60 shooting, they
won't have to 60 to the Secre-
tary's Carolina plantation.
They can stand at the corner
of Fifteenth and Pennsylvania
and take aim.
Ohio's member of the Hoover
Commission, John HOLSTER.
has been leasing Columnist Joe
Alsop's house during the lat
ter'S stay in the Orient and he
hasn't wasted moment of his
sojourn in the noted anti
McCarth yite's abode. He's
spent long hours coaching the
Alsop parrot to say over and
over. again, Il love Joe Nc
Carthy'. Il love Joe Nc
earthly" Wonder how the
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BETTY BEALE

some so of these were seated in
a private room. Polly and Bob.
along with the Duchess of
Kent. we're invited to sit at
the Kings own table for 10.
These people look so much
alike I have to think twice be-
fore speaking Ar
thur Watkins of Utah and
Representative Richard Wig
ellsworth of Massachusetts,;
also Mrs. Albert Gore of
Tennessee and Mrs. John L.
Mcmillan of South Carolina.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-06

social whirl
" h / C h
n e v er en-
sued. N o W,
a I er two
years on the
Washington
sc e ne, the
first big pri-
v O v z PdISy
to be given
by a cabinet
member is
a nnounced,
and it is
C a u in 6 a
We ritahle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-06
Exclusively Yours BETTY 'spz

When the millionaire cabi-
net" was appointed to come
to Washington two years ago,
everyone anticipated q lavish
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colorful fowl will look with his
neck wrung? -.
Polly Guggenheim is all
aglow over the royal wedding
which she and Bob attended in
Cascais, Portugal, where King
Umberto's daughter was mar
ried a couple of weeks ago.
Some 1000 people were invited
to the wedding breakfast, and
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2 YEARS old, 2 bedroom ranch, gas
heat, 5is rooms down, ll2 car ga
rage. Page Realtors. ASS East 200th
St, KE. 1.l030.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED

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good location to move. 2 of cities
finest merchants with wonderful
HUSTLER wants to buy "a interest
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d. c., area, Prefer keeping present
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HOUSES TO BUILD

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