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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-05

" made their way back there
as soon as the thaw hit.
on top Of all this, two Of our
good friends had . miserable ex.
perience over in Eastern Bay.
One Of them downed q goose.
but 1t fell q fair distance out
among q fleet Of oyster boats.
One Of the oyster boatmen
promptly retrieved this goose
for himself and made no effort
to offer to return 1t to the gum
ner. In fact, the men kidded
back and forth among the boats.
taking this piece Of piracy as Q
huge joke. It so happens that
both the gunners, who in 0rdi-
nary circumstances would have
gone out and brought back the
goose at the point Of q gun II
necessary. had to refrain from
taking any action because Of
fear Of reprisals on the blind
owner, which would have UNI
doubtedly followed such action.
This Is the second experiences
of this sort Of which We have
first hand knowledge and UNI
doubtedly there are many more
Of which we have no cognizance.
It is this sort Of thing that makes
the average sportsman's blood
boil over against all commercial
fishermen, and band together. as
spcrtsmen are now doing, to see
that laws are passed to make the
fishermen toe the mark, II possi-
BILE. Just why the Chesapeake
Bay watermen should think they
are a law unto themselves, we
cannot say. But we, along with
many others, hope the Maryland
Legislature can be induced 10
throw the book ct them. II this
Is done. you'll hear q different
tune played by these same bully
boys.
Gene Fry. with his charming
wife, Martha. and two boys.
Mitchie and Ennis. Is down In
Florida getting In . bit Of sail
fishing practice for the coming
International Light Tackle Sail.
fish Tournament to be held at
the Palm Beaches next week.
Gene will fish with the team from
the National Capital Game Fish
Conservation Club. Last year. he
and teammate Reg Foster. who
tied with him. were runnersup
in the tournament with three fish
each. Gene writes us that fish,
ing from Capt. Bobby Haines
boat last Tuesday. every one Of
the Fry family landed o sailfish.
Last week we wrote q brief
description Of a powder called
TAX on" which. when dis
solved in the proper quantity Of
water. would allow one to dunk
q duck in it and then just wipe
the feathers on. including the
pin feathers. 1t seems that there
Is also q "Tak. on" powder for
fish, which will permit slipping
the scales OF with spoon in
no time at all with no splatter-
ing of scales. On skin-f fish, such
as catfish and cells. ell one has
to do is to dunk the fish In the
proper solution and then peel
the skin right on.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-05
Ski Club Meets Tonight

The Ski Club Of washington
win meet at sis O'Clock tonight
It the woodward and Lcthrcp
auditorium. Wisconsin and West
ern avenues. Chevy Chase. md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-05
OUT DOORS.
with Sin Leesch

The biuebird weather which
has continued since last week
has disappointed many duck
and goose hunter. The birds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-05

Now comes the tournament
that every duckpin star dreams
of winning 1.-The United States
Classic slated Saturday at the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-05
" inc AslI,lesiaisd Press

MOBILE, Ala. Jan. 5.-Ths
other bowl games produced theil
share Of stars, but which ones
would shine II they were all II
the same football game? Sat
urday's sixth annual Senior Bow,
classic should provide the an
swer.
Both coaches, Paul Brown Of
the North squad and Steve Owen
Of the South, have 25-mar
squads.
Dave Leggett, Ohio States
quarterback, who was named the
Rose Bowls outstanding player,
will direct one Of Browns back
fields.
In leading the Buckeyes to q
20-7 victory over Southern Cali
fornia, Leggett scored one touch-
down, passed for another and
made q pitchout on his pet OPP
ton play for the third.
Two Teammates In Line.
OF his teammates, 192-pound
Center Bob Thornton and 213-
pound End Dean Digger, win be
used UP front by Brown.
On the same side with the
Ohio Staters will be two Of their
Rose Bowl opponents. Halfback
Linden Grow and his running
mate, Frank Clayton.
The other North quarterback,
Indianas Florian Helinski, threw
q 52-yard pass for one Of the
North's touchdowns when 1t lost,
20-l7. to the South In the
Shrine's college all-star game at
Miami Christmas night.
The South, though, will not
be without its bowl stars at quar-
terback.
u. o'
aus 9 .ousnuown, 1885, ivl 81
otliSI sllu Wa secoi1 " $3.50 !
n1sys w .liu ,.. AZ ou 49,
saaaans = 80 cauDs 49, "
nly oset 0aSiof ~ VIC uaso1
ooWi'
South Also Has Barger.
Thu other South n,,arterbaclr
nuke,s Jerry Raruer heaved two
tn,,cnf,own nasses il, ieadinc the
Rl,,e Devils N 4 ar ro,It Al
Nehraska IN the Orange nowl
Fn,1r T;atnr Howl stanf,outs be-
s;ties freeman win he IN hand.
Center .Iack' I.ocklear and C,uard
c,eorre Atkins ulaved fine de-
fens;ve ball m heln ston Ravlor,s
hichlv regarded atfack F{alfback
I. a. nunre raced az Wards Far
one AZ the NHaylnr score. and
Tackle ]. +. Smith shifted 70 emo
- $500 ! yalu 49, =
naJluA OtiAcI oCoIiue uIAES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-05

Opposing fullbacks from the
Shrine game are Wisconsin's
All-America Alan Ameche. who
viii 60 for the North, and Mary
lands Dick Bielski. named the
contests outstanding player for
the South.
Other Miami Shrine Bowlers
are Max Boydston Of Oklahoma,
End Frank Mcdonald Of Miami
tFla.), Guard Frank Mincevich
Of South Carolina and Center
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-02-25

An urgent plea Ior delinquent
of the Jewish Communl-
ty Center to pay up their dues
and for new members to come in
was issued this week by Reuben
activities director.
Every Center member" he
said, "should be aware of the hard
facts regarding the financing OF
the Center program. You should
know that it takes upwards OF
SO 900 to operate our program each
and that more than half OF
this amount must come from mem
bership dues. They are the Cen
ter's lifeblood."
The second i'm a series OF three
live chamber music concerts
will be held at 8 pm. Sunday,
March I3, at the Center, featur-
ing Mary Lou Galen, young viol-
mist, and Marguerite Elliot, pia-
mist.
Both are members of the
Phoenix Symphony Orchestra.
The final concert on March ~
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-02-25

Myer Dow, son of Rabbi. and
Mrs. Y. Dow, was married in Los
Angeles to Evelyn Newton of that
city.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-02-25
ISRAEL CAMP
PLANNED FOR
US. CHILDRE

A summer camp in Israel for
American boys and girls between
the ages of IA and IL will be
launched this year.
1t is called Camp Kait and is
under the direction of DR.. Yona
Ben Dror, an Israeli with exten-
sive camp work and educational
experience. The program will in
clude the usual camp activities
plus tours of Israel, meetings with
Israeli leaders and association
with Israeli youth. The camp will
be conducted in English.
U. S. campers will sail from
New York July l and return Sept.
6. with intervening visits to Rome,
Florence, Naples and Paris. Per-
sons interested may apply to DR..
Ben Dror at Camp Kait, 135 w.
56th St., New York 10, NY, or
write to Rabbi Balfour Brickner
at Temple Sinai, 1885 Jefferson
Place, NV, Washington, D. G.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-02-25
Goings-On at the Center

will star the Phoenix Symphony
String Quartet, with DIR. Leslie
Hodge, pianist, musical director
and conductor of the Symphony.
Members of the quartet include
Peter FrajOla, violin and con-
certmaster of the Symphony;
Irving Weinstein, violin; Nell
Shafer, viola, and Roland Sea-
right, cello.
Tickets, ObtainabIe at the Cent
er. are IS cents for Center men,
bers and 81 for nOn-members.
Plans are being laid for large
scale MAY Fair" to be held at
the Center Sunday, May 1, under
the joint sponsorship of the Center
and the Council of Jewish Women.
A goal of $4,000 has been set,
with proceeds going to support the
programs of both organizations.
The fair is. to include the sale OF
food and merchandise, contests
and exhibits, games of skill, enter
a car and bicycle draw
ing and other activities.
Assisting in preparations are the
Center Adults, who will handle the
car drawing, and the Golden Age
Group, which will make merchan-
disc and operate booth to sell it.
Co-chairman for the MAY Fair"
are Hyman Gelfand, representing
the Center, and Evelyn Feffer for
the Council of Jewish Women.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-02-25

The Phoenix Jewish Community Council, the
voice of the organized Jewish Community, holds
out to you the hand of welcome. If you have but
lately come to Phoenix and the Valley of the Sum-
take the time to visit our community headquarters
at the Jewish Community Center, 1910 E. Camel
hnnlr
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-02-25
Bio African Exodus Seen

NEW YORK, (JTA) Migra-
ton to Israel from North Africa
on a scale reminiscent of the mass
exodus of Jews from the displaced
persons camps of Europe in the
years Immediately following the
establishment of Israel in 1948, has
already started, and about $4,000
Jews will reach the Jewish state
by the end of 1855, Mrs. Rose
Halprin, member of the Jewish
Agency executive, reported here.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-02-25
Bar Mitzvah

Michael Weiss, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jarvis Weiss of 3645 N. 18th
Dr., on March 4 at Temple Beth
Israel at $3.50 pm. A reception will
follow in the auditorium. Grand
parents are DR.. and Mrs. Henry
Weiss of 2845 N. 33rd St., and Mr..
and Mrs. Sigmund Seitner of 861
w. EARL DR.. Out-of-town guests
will be Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Fraser
nd daughters of Sacramento,
Calf; Marvin Herzig of New York
City, Mr.. and Mrs. Nat Sherman
of Detroit and Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Dudley Brown and Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald Brown of Santa Anna,
Calf.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-02-25
.AHCooIers Still
Tops In Bowling

Saffel Air Conditioning held a
Eight grip on first place in the B'nai
Birth bowling tournament this
week, with Bethany Liquors and
Arthur Electric fighting for second
spot.
Saffell's bowlers had moved up
from the lower ranks to take the
league lead.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-02-25
5
Years Ago
In Phoenix
From the files of the
Phoenix Jewish News.


Phoenix Jewish News.
A goal of $685. has been set
for the 1850 campaign of the Unit
ed Jewish Welfare Fund.
Lou AmberS, former world S
lightweight boxing champion, will
be the principal speaker at meet
ing of B'nai Birth.
Phoenix two chapters of the
Zionist Organization of America
have decided to merge. Barnett
Marks, attorney, was appointed
chairman of a committee set up
to work out details.
Delegates from Jewish women's
organizations in Phoenix attended
the state training school of the
Arizona division of the American
Cancer Society in Phoenix. They
included Mrs. Sam w. Brown, Mrs.
Zena Sobol, Mrs. David Guberman
and Mrs. Sidney Pickelner.
Mrs. A. 1. Hellman of Daven-
port, Iowa, has been visiting her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Zimmel of 926 w. Will
eta.
Contestants for the honor of
reigning as Queen Esther at
Beth El's Purim ball include
Ruth GOtlieb, Elaine Levine,
Barbara GOOr, Leatrice Addison;
Esther Miller and Roberta Kla-
man.
Myer Dow, son of Rabbi and
Mrs. Y. Dow, was married in Los
Angeles to Evelyn Newton of that
city.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-02-25

ISraeI'S income from tourists in
1854 totaled SO million.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-02-25

Most of the $4,000 new immi-
grants living in canvas huts in Is
rael are expected to be housed by
| the end of 1856.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-02-25

you resident of the Valley of the Sun during
past year have made contribution to the
United Jewish Welfare Fund you invited now in the
spirit justice equity to fair share OF the
maintaining community tranquility. You can do this
by contributing your sefassessed voluntary taxes to the
United Jewish Welfare Fund. Your tax pledge form is
below.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-02-25

Since 1899 the United Jewish APP
peal has raised nearly a billion
dollars to aid victims of war and
oppression.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-15

GLIDING sklts ard variety sh3ss
IL no~ In progress 10 supply the
necessary money for THE banquet
Lire spokesman said
Chapter activities TINS past yfat
included. preparing aid sefylag q
banquet for tie Cumberland FfA
chapter acting as ilosstesaes 10 tie
officers 81 the chapters Of the
Long 8ood Federation at a meet .
ing in March and fashion model
Ing py two chapter members.
Taking part III these programs
Nera Barbara Addleman, Barbara
johnson. Jean Rowan. Frances
Warner. MereI Scale. Patsy Good
man. afable Cooke Nell Cooke.
Marian Baldwin. Frances Whit
lock. Eleanor Hedrick. Edith
Peasants and Jean Newman.
Barbara Carnage serves as chap
ter president.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-15

ore afaes al weeks glsli 70
jo9no on City. Tenn where She
.sea fesanas aud relatives Nj
ard Mrs Harry Smith, 81 New
Tort sse8 accompanied i1er
home ard remained F5r the holt
day
Mr Iose9h ioszI. ~ Wasting
ton. ID IT. Ient Easter 1sth her
parents. M and Mrs Tara y
BALDWIN.
afr aad Mrs. Jesse w Gates
visited Mrs W &. Gates and fam
lly n Sandy RIVER Saturday
a,zh
M and Mrs II II Moorefield
ceie0Fa - thess 35tn wedding an
a.ger afy on April 10 The sur
Prise parsg was given By their
children The guests we're Mrs.
Af30feG "a Mrs. Anne' BALDWIN
Va and MIS- Irving Webb and
A1 and Mrs clyde Sims and
SONS. Misses GLADYS and Mary
M30eefeld al 81 Richmond. Mr
and Ml Dennis Wallace. Of Ken
bridge " and Mrs n II Moore
fjeid. j. and Nj and Mrs. Ire
MoJrefield
Ms J g Amos mas returned
from washington with her daugh-
ter Mt w = McMuien and
noEs.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-15
Guinea

NJ. ard Mrs william Rnnson
ana family. d Cl4ysilr. Nere
sunday luncheon guests I'd Mrs
l.ottle Bro~n and The Cehdull
Matthews famly III HArs iH Mon
IL MIR. and Mrs porter .,avis.
9ho we're en- route from psaaski
u their home in Richmond were
Sunday afternoon guests I'll the
same home
Sunday afternoon guests Of Nh
And Mrs Reuben Addlemar. ana
daughter. Barbara. we're Mr. and
Mrs. George 4. jenkins ot Med
wood" John Robert Norris ard
Pete Ellis Of Waverly and Rich-
mond
Mrs. Robert Garnet vas a
recent guest Of her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Harrison shumake. Of
Buckingham
The following young people. who
are members OF the Senior Glass
Of Cumberland High School vent
on q four day trip last week 10
the nations capital Miss Barbara
Addleman, Amber Cox. Clarence
Ferguson. Paul l.ockner, Miss
Mildred Matthews and Miss Elaine
walker On the return trip the
party went from Washington. D
O. to Old Point Comfort by boat
II one may judge by the glowing
reports, the class members had a
wonderful time
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-15
Fork of Willis

Mr. and Mrs Charles w Buf-
fInRton. Pattie and Butch With
some friends. all from Newport
News. were week end guests III the
Fred Brown home
TnoFne Keith. OF Norfolk. visit
ed his father and in the Ro~h
home the past week
Mr.. and Mrs. George Blevin
Nth Connie and Patsy visited
her parents Mr. and Mrs r. A
Calnes recently. George Blevins
has been assigned TO duty in Pana-
ma and VIII sail with his family
from New York. April g.
Mrs. Willie Bowles has returned
10 her home after few days in
Medical C6:ege Hospital
Cadet David NJ Barker Is home
from vAf on his Easter furlough
While on leave he will visit in
Fredericksburg and Moseley
Dinner guests III The home Of
Mr. and Mrs j NJ Barker Sun
day were. Mr.. and Mrs Omar
Ball. Jr, Wesley and Betty Of
Moseley. Mr. and Mrs. A w Da
Wis. Of Cumberland. Charlie j.
Barker. OF Troy. Mr. and Mrs. r.
E. Barker and Mr. and Mrs. c.
w. Barker and Glenda. all OF
Frederickburg. Other callers in
the home were Mr.. and Mrs F.
A. Games and O. w Ball, Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs Bruce Jones and
Linda. Of Newport News. spent
the week end with her mother,
Mrs O. w Ball. SF
MI. and Mrs. Lee Kelly, Of
Richmond, have announced the
birth Of a daughter Mrs Kelly
will b. remembered here as Anna
Pickett
Mrs Blaubelt and Mr., and Mrs.
Billy Richardson. Of New Canton.
we're recent guests of Mrs. Maye
White
Mr. and Mrs Tucker Harrison
and Harry Tucker. III. were din
ner guests Sunday OF the w. II.
Dnncans, Mr. and Mrs. Harrison
moved last week into their trailer
home at Morningside"
Mrs Dale Davis and Virginia
irene were in Farmville Monday.
Mrs Acie Allen. of DillWyn,
visited her sister, Mrs Lacy Flip
pen last week
Mrs. Lacy Fllppen and Elaine
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-15

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Holman
Of Richmond. Miss Grace V0eeI
Mrs fsiizhugfl Baftol and SKIP
per-. Of Arlington. bape Deen
gDenine Eospe time ir the tou4e
of their parents. Mr. andi Mgb,
Frank vo2eI Mr. Frank Vogei
who has been Ill 10 Ghe South. de
hospital, is reported as mpta .m-
proved His friends hope tor nlm
a speedy recovery
Mrs, J b Biangon had as BE-
guests Sunday Mr. Milton PRICE
81 Prospect Mss Carey Blantou
Price Of Stuart Circle Hospital -
Richmond. {. NJ Price y G State
College. MI and Ms George
Lewis Carter and daughter SUI
anne. Mi and Mrs Arthur New
comb and sons. Richard. Waiiace
ard Arthur. Jr.. and " and "a
Eddie Smith Mr. ard Mls II b
Wllkerson and daughter. Sarah
Adams all OF Richmond hs3
Andrew Codsey. u Cumberland
and Mrs Blantons small grand
son, Charles nurfay Of Peters
burg
Mrs John Yarbrough and Char
les Stuart Yarbrongh u Rlcn-
fDond we're Sunday visitors at
dien Bernie. the home 81 MI
and Mrs Frank Vogel
Nj and Mrs Jesse w Gates
had - their guests Sunday Nj
and Mrs Charles William Hi
and children Jesse Carl and
Beverly 81 Richmond Mr. Henry
G Smith. of Richmond VISITED
IN the same nome on Thursday
Mrs r G. Wilson has returned
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-15
Hamilton

Mrs 4 b cairient sIent th
@eek tna IN Chariot gassille and
.Lued h-e daddy as1o IS !. rxt-
mt III M Martha Jefferson Hoo
pltal
ParmyIlle shoppers Saturday
we're Mrs. " A Baker Bonnie
Baker and Mrs. S W Parker
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Wallick spent
the week end in Washington p
c
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Hooe, Rice
Eooe. Mrs. LOIS Dawson and Boot
lie Dawson were Sunday guests
Of Mr. and Mrs. Robert lee Fray
pr. Of powhatan
Elliott Irving IS recuperat
at home after having chicken pox
The families Of " @. e. H and
G Nj Robertson celebrated
birthday dinner In the home OF
n. G Robertson Sunday In honor
81 Mary Anne and " g Robert
son.
The week end guests Of Edward
Robertson. Jr.. was Jackie Har-
rington Of Farmyile
Miss Ruby Carter visited her
parents. Mr.. and Mis- 0 VI Car
ter this week end
Mrs. Tom Raloades Is on the
sick list this week
A miscellaneous shower vas
given Tuesday night in the home
Of l.. CT Shores for Mrs r. n
Lewis There were approximately
so guests present. Punch and cake
were enjoyed by all Mrs Lewis
wishes 10 express her appreciation
TO her friends and neiehbors for
all the nice useful gifts that we're
presented her
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-15

Saw a Md go by the Clarion
office on 4 brand new coaster
wagon yesterday and il reminded
me OF when my brother and
were about forty years younger.
Our folks weren't poor, but
there wasn't enough to buy taeo
wagons for Christmas. We got
one between US. Dad made a rule
that We each could have it for
week but the boy with the
wagon was responsible for keep
ing the kitchen wood box filled.
Seemed a bargain TO Bud ana
me at first. But soon we discoy-
cred il was no more fun playing
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-15
Cumberland FILA
Plans May Banquet

Nearly 100 guests are expected
to attend the nrother-d daughter
banquet for membefs Of the Cum
befland Chapter Of the FILA. in
May. a chapter representative an
noifnced this week,
a fuHd RAISING program IN
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-15

Mis-. c w Anderson Sunday
NJ and Mrs l. e. Pickett are
VISITING Ills parents Mr and Mrs.
F r. Pickett, Of Spout Springs
Hin father is til with pneumonia
Gordon Meinhard. Of FarmVillc
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-15

Carl steinhard. George ana Claude
Melnhard OF Guinea Mills visited
Mrs c E Meinhard and MIR and
Mrs ". = Anderson MONDAY
EVENING
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-15
From where | sit :. by Joe Marsh
Learn How to
Pull Together

alone than working alone. 1t
wasn't lpng before We were shar-
ing the wagon in return f4r
sharing the chores.
From where sit. you can't en-.
10, a privilege yourself il yoa're
going to den, il u others. There
are some folks Who want the rixat
to enjoy their favofite bevsrag--
but would deny me ssg right ~ an
occasional glass Of beer. | doubt
il such people get their full
share OF happiness. Though.
&e M4.4<
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-15

spent a day last week with Mrs
Harris at Curdsville
The Trenton II d Club will
meet in the home OF Mrs p L.
Duncan on Tuesday, April II at 2
p. m Mrs Virginia Hudgens. the
county nurse will be the guest
speaker.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-15
Ashbv

Mr. and Mrs w P Sanderson.
Jr.. John Sanderson and Miss
Ola Walton spent Saturday in
Richmond Miss Ola Walton en-
Ioyed the 1855 Acadamy award
movie ON the Waterfront
Mr.. and Mrs c @. Sanderson.
Bobby and Steve We're dinner
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Carlyle
Briton IN Richmond Sunday
Mrs C. NJ Thomas enjoyed
her 10th birthday in the home OF
her daughter Mr.. and Mrs II s.
Bigger dinner guests included. Mr.
and Mrs. G. r. Powell. Charles.
George. and Carol Mr.. and Mrs
Garrett Thomas: Mr. and Mrs.
Rock waller and daughter OF High
land Springs Mr.. and Mrs r A.
Barton. of Richmond Other guests
were Mr.. and Mrs Ellsworth Big
ger. Of Goochland and Mr. and
Mrs r L. Adams of Ashby
The WSCS met at Thomas Cha
pei on Wednesday afternoon.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-15

Cop,nsat 1855 Ua.se4 States srt4efs Fsan.a4iya
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-08-12

output of 1850 pounds of steam per
hour, four compressors each with an
output of HOO cubic feet of air per
minute at 125 pounds per square
inch, and two emergency diesel
powered generators with combined
output of 1876 kil0watts. The emer-
gency power supply viii be used to
operate the light circuits in case of
an electric power outage.
Water is pumped from five wells
which have a combined flow of 300
gallons per minute. There are two
storage tanks, each with capacity
of 800, 900 gallons, located 12O feet
above the operating area.
An Industrial Garage for servic-
ing the many motorized units is To-
Gated in the immediate vicinity of
the pot lines. There is a combined
warehouse and raw materials stor-
age building with a floor area of
$3.50 square feet. The plant will
have a parking lot with a blacktop
surface and elevated sidewalks. The
lot will have space for ESQ cars and
will be Systematically patrolled. A
modern and completely automatic
sewage disposal unit has been pro-
vided.