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The Detroit tribune., 1955-08-27
"Manion Calls Reds Victor In
Geneva Talks"

k(hicaqo IrIpuneI
Russia the in the summit" conference at ce
Clarence Msnon former DIAN Of law at Notre Dame
university said last night in address W-GN and the
Mutual Broadeasting system.
formal American approval OF aggression burglary larceny
and continuing false Imprisonment by the soviet government
ncluded Manon said In addition soviet leaders posed
with smiling President Eisenhower and other leaders Of
western powers.
SLAVES AREN'T SMILING"
"Bulgsnn Khrvshehev, and Moloiov laughing. but
you may be that behind the iron curtain the slaves
smiling" said Manion And what the issues have
agreed discuss with the Kemn eonsprsors? We officially
stipulated these problems:
First the unfeaon Of Germany; second, the security
Of Europe including you please the security Of the
government and third disarmament. That is he complete
list Of present problems and differences submitted the
government and subject TO appropriate adjustment by
respective foreign ministers next October.
GAINS ALL RATIFIED"
The iIgotten gains Of the KremIn conspiracy date
all ratified and confirmed by smiling silence Geneva
and by the formal specification of the things do regard
important, namely German vnfeaon, European security,
and disarmament"
Msnion said that is not surprising that the sovies did
Immediately accept President Esenhowe offer 10 open
the skies Of The United States we'll Russia air
nassanee The communs he said could learn nothing new
that their Of Kisses, Rosenbergs, and Remneons
have not already supplied them on the ground"
The Detroit tribune., 1955-08-27
The Devil Takes Another Journalist
Roman Catholic George B. Deery, az

No Protestant Catholic Hebrew is competent TO be
pure ouhpiece of Codwhieh newspaper people should bel
Hence, the time is coming in which chrsike Christian
women will set the pace
and the example for intelligent Chrke. discerning news
paper reporting and editing In fact ihe Christian Science
Monitor has been doing since 1908!
Detroit Free Press-"Serviees for George B. Deery will
be in ST. Joseph Catholic Church. Adrian.
"Mr. Deery died boat returning from Bob-Lo.
graduated from the University Of Michigan in l'2S
after which he TO Detroit staff member OF Inc
ehqsn Graphic monthly publication Of the former First
National Bank Of Detroit.
He later Associate Editor OF The Michigan In
vestor and reporter for Avomotve News During the early
1905 he was Tecvmse Adrian correspondent for The
Detroit Free Press.
HE formerly in charge OF advertising and PUBIC
relaons for the First Of Michigan Corp.
The Detroit tribune., 1955-08-27
The Devil Takes Ordinance Engineer,
Age So
Theodore R. Forison-

The involuntary, SPIRITUAL MALPRACTICE OF
WoMENs HOSPITAL COULD NOT HEAL the effects Of
fear ignorance, sn-fhe Of all sickness disease
deformifies. and premature desths
And, as further declared by God, via His Mary, Baker
Eddy DaughtesUeeessor 10 Christ Jesus in the Christian
Science textbook ALL DISEASE IS THE RESULT or EDU.
cATIoN!-beesUse religion, education and medicine
prisoners Of the devi-snmsI magnetism
and will continue 70 be in bondage until Gods Master
pieces become supreme authorities and loved with
entire heart. and soul. and mind. and strength
The Masterpieces tI Gods King James Protestant Bible
and superior TO all other complete neo.
peie, BbIes-Jvdasm is such prisoner Of the deviis still
running around in spiritual dspersfhsf the NEW TESLA.
MENT IS JUST ANOTHER voLuME-AND IS EXCLUDED
FROM THEIR BIBLE El-sPRiTUAL LUNAcYiH
~ Gods Master Miracle Worker, healer educator Savior
bersio and proiseor Of ihe Holy Scriptures Science and
Health with Key to the Scriptures by The Rev. Mary Baker
Continued Next Column TOP
The Detroit tribune., 1955-08-27
Slain Boy Scout
Continued from Page l.
By KEN MCCORMICK

Detroit Free Pressl
MUSKECoN - The body Of l7.yssroId Peter corhsm,
Evanston Q) Boy who vanished July S. was found
Sunday in a desoisfe wooded near here.
State Police said he apparently the victim OF sex
deviste.
The body was found at pm Sunday by William jan
mega. rs, Of Mvskegon.
said he and his wife rode out TO examine the with
the idea Of buying home site.
Something Just drew in there" Jsnnegs said.
The dump Just outside l5-sqvare-mile area that was
combed Saturday by 800 sesrehers.
Peter was of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick A. Corham
The father representative of the Oil Insurance Association
a Chicago firm.
Corha has haunted Nuskegon and the Camp Wsbaningo
wilderness since the night his disappeared.
u was prepared for the but hoping for the best
he said Sunday.
Gorhsm offered ST. 500 reward for information about
his early in the search.
Peter is the third young person TO be slain by
criminal in Michigan this year
Barbara cses Of l4l02 Fsirerest, Detroit vanished
March a. Her body found March 81 rubbish dump
in Oakland County
JEANNE Singleton 8, abducted her Kalamazoo
home May 23 Her body found week later in pine
grove IS miles away
The Detroit tribune., 1955-08-27
A MOTHERS VIGIL ENDS

Detroit Free Press
EVANSVILLE, ILL., - (AP)-A CATHOLIC PRIEST
BROUGHT THE NEWS THAT ENDED MOTHERS LONG
AND SoRROWFUL VIGIL.
The Rev. John Crosby Of ST. Athsnssus Church. Evans
told Mrs. Frederick A. cohsm Sunday night that her
Peter H. had found shot in the head and apparently
had not suffered
Thank God for that" said Mrs. Corham II couldn't
stand much longer knowing what happened TO him. am
grateful they have found his body"
Then she broke into sobs.
The Detroit tribune., 1955-08-27
Devil Takes the Biblical 40 Years
"Truek Hits Freight as Driver Sleeps;
He Dies!


OF the wrong home, church. Sunday sehoo-t any. The
WAGES OF SIN is DEATH"-and there is no Trustworthy
outside Of Gods Christ Master Absolute Miracle
Messiah lIennun-hich reveals and demonstrates
our dviney scientific Chrske, spiritual eternal INDIVIDUAL
iy in all and creation as does
our Father Mother God, aII-hsrmonous revealing ana
the and only real creation and universe
the spiritual SATURATNc the entire universe WIN heaven
and eternal feqvnq man the dvne and chrisflike wis
dom .rd POWER 70 demonstrate the MYTHICAL nature OF
the "cHAsTLY FARCE OF MATERIAL so-esiedl Ex's-
TENcE"!-p III, S&H.
(chieaqo Tribvne)-"Dwisht, ILL.,. Aug. " lAP)-James
W. Bayne IT, of Monticello NO. was killed today wnen MS
truck struck New York Central freight train The truck de-
aed the FREIGHT Bayne apparently fell asleep at the Wheel
The Detroit tribune., 1955-08-27
Polio Serum

Continued from Page II
But the Legislature also has provided $500 900 state
funds 10 buy ssk vaccine The state has placed Ssooooo
order which il has not yet had delivery.
CASH BUT NO SERUM
We'll be able ali the state and federal money in
sight for vaccine IL il be purchased bot he
seem 70 have lot Of money and vaccine"
MeNsmsrs said Ss3o7l3 Of the federal allotment will be
available for vaccine purchases with the esrmarked for
administrative and planning costs.
Federal funds understood 70 be for vaccine 10 be
among children five TO nine years old and pregnant
The state appropriation is for such high risk sgegroUps
fixed by Or. Albert E. HeUsiis state health commits
sioner.
Or. Agate said the National Foundation for infsnts
paralysis campaign protect first and second grade pupils
will provide for 100000 children there 600
other children in he fveonne The seeondshof
program has been hsmpeed by he vacation dispersal Of chill
dren who received their first shots in school.
AWAIT $4,000 SHOTS
Dr. Hevsiis hopes eventually 70 give the wonieetion
protection 10 children from nine years old Many adults
also expected 10 buy the vaccine TO protect themselves
Dr. Agate said there have been reports Of vaccine for
$1,000 shots being released Michigan by the National Fovn
Continued Next Column, TOP)
The Detroit tribune., 1955-08-27
Devil Via Polio Takes 60 Years!
sKoKIE POLIO WcTIM DIES; sIH FATALIIY

skokIE POLIO VICTIM DIES; 5TH FATALITY
(chiesgo Tribuns
Dorothy BoeekeIemsn, IL, Of so55 Wright ter. skoNe
died Yesterday Of bvbsr and spinal polio in Evanston hos
where she admitted Aug. Seven additional OF nv
disease four in ihe city and three in the suburbs also ws
reported by local health authorities Her death raised 10 NV
the number OF fatalities In fhe county outside the city wh
there have been 76 since JAM compared with wv
including eight deaths in the same period year. chIe
has had ITO cases including three fatalities, compared WIZ
l44 including three Deaths In The corresponding 1854 Ps
The Detroit tribune., 1955-08-27

EDDY.
Detroit Times-"servees for Theodore r. Forson 50,
an engineer with the Detroit Ordinance Division, will be IN
the chapel Of the Fritz Funeral Home. -"
"Mr. Forson died in Womens Hospital after short ILL.,
ness"
HE was member of the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity the
Dorie Masonic Lodge Prince Hall sson, and the Plymouth
consr essfiona Church. ."
The Detroit tribune., 1955-08-27

feur who Is also an They told of the new life thu
had personally found and their commitment to bring IA
their people. Mrs. Ella Schuman added q" have lost m,
superiority the Negro which had accepted and
grown up with"
The Detroit tribune., 1955-08-27

Idsfion, but II has not been delivered yet he said
He said federal appropriation will expand the scope
Of the Michigan vaccination program vaccine is svsilsbs
The Detroit tribune., 1955-08-27

TRIBUNE-sATURDAY, AUGUST ~, 1855
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AuToMceILEs EoR sALl

PONTIAC 81 chieftain de luxe cdr.
Best ODER. u. 4-6069.
PONTIAC 10 convert. coupe; excep-
tional value; equipped With I. and
b.. auto. trnps see and drive this
sport beauty today. Only 8446.
easy terms. KEHYQN-PECk CHEW
RoLET, $40 Lee hwy Arlington.
Va IA. 2-90os. Open III $50;
PONTIAC 1850 station wagon: N
P osNsiffI cSS So; Sos: Ol rseio. heater.
2-6722. ask for Bill eefhns. 8 10 8.
PONTIAC so Chieftein de luxe "S''
cdr. sedan; delightful 2-tone green
fnisn Tith nsIm91iF5ins tSn s,, y,
radio. heater, turn signals and many
other accessories. A low mileage, l.
owner car which reflects the finest
of care throughout. WATA guaran-
tee. Sale priced ct only A,085.
pLMsTIE1A,D1. MpToR GO. s yiSYsip a1;,s
SON blvd. Ari.. IA. 7-S400.
PONTIAC 1858 de luxe .Ss Catalina;
:. and h., HYDRA, leather interior;
like new cond. Special ct S1,T9b.
PONTIAC. 1920 wis. ave. OF. a
5000. In the heart Of Bethesda.
PONTIAC 1853 chieftain ass Cdr, !:
ing car in every detail; exceptionally
clean inside and out: $l.595. WASH
tngton's Oldest and Largest Dodge
Plymouth Dealer. TREW MOTOR
co.. 9Th and ma. ave. me-, Ii.
90 -, t...,., 49,.
fully equipped, exceptionally clean:
WHoLEsALERs DISCOUNT SALES
CORP. 1871 Biadenshufg Rd. ne.
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AUToAAoDILHs FoR sALR

PoNTfAc 81 4.dg.; Z. and h.; green;
5 bssI;s, r. s7s. a-.' = %: 8 r I
40 silver streak .'ss 2-dr.:
rkand h., seat covers. turn slEnnls;
3g.daZ guay. 1895. HILL 4
P sirili c soo e lssa Il 81 ) sss Il. us 3.
PONTIAC 1854 star Chief eonyefti-
Bile: =. and h., Hydra. Wv. tires:
like new car you'll certainly BE-
proud TO own and drive: $z,295;
top allowance for your car. MCNEIL
PONTIAC, 1920 Wis. ave-. OIL. A.
5000. In the heart Of Bethesda.
PONTIAC 1850 2-dr.; :. and h.,
Hydra. Wv. tires, low mileage; n
owner car. A special ut $I45: top
a a,1s to sao yegF car McNkM
5000. In the heart Of Bethesda;
PONTIAC 1854 star chief custom f.
door ..8's;; Hydra, : and h. fully
equip, maize. yellow and winter
white; very low mileage: S2s46O.
ARCADE PONTIAC, 1897 Irvfng St.
NV, AID. 4-e500 also 1850 18th
st. NV. IA. 3-967O. I'D
PONTIAC 1858 chieftain de luxe 4
door sedan. 6-cyiinder, Hydra
Matte. heater and difeetionai sig
mails, dark gray. Exceptionally clean:
81, eos. ARCADE PONTIAC, 1887
irving st. NV. AID. 4-S600 also
1850 18th st. NV. RIA. 5000.
ia
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PONTIAC ss2 Chieftain .s'' sedan;
HYDRA: fully equip. A real family
81 aiesoln s pE5s ss SgsQ; s Ag1o
CORR. 1871 Bledensburg I'd. ne.
PONTIAC 1854 Star Chief custom
. Catalina; belize and winter white;
6-eYlinder, Hydra-Matie. fully
equipped: Z special ct 1885. AR
CADE Pontiac 1887 Irving st.
NV an. 4-e500 also 3460 18th
st. NV. RA. 3-QoT0. --I4
PONTIAC 1882 Catalina hard top,
fully eaulpped: immaculate condi-.
ton. only 81, Jos; bank terms.
WILLIAMS. Goth and R. ]. ave, pc.
Project 1851 4-dr.; heater. turn
signals; 4-cyi. economy car, low
mileage. up TO So miles per gallon;
3O-day guar; $3aH. HILL 4 SAM
pERS Wash-'s Oldest Ford Dealer.
lila Vermont ave. NV, AID. 4-4300.
Open ewes. I'll 8. Sat. It'll g..
sTUDEBAKER 80 Commander: !.
and b. oyerdrive: original Jet black
finish: good tires: very clean. $496
HOYLE MOTOR SALES. HIT +. !.
sTUDEBXKRk loss Champion hard
top. +. and h., cd. 2-tone cream
over blue Low mileske: 1 owner:
sTUDEBAKER I9ls Champ. CONVEX
tihle.. r. and b., 3D.. full leather
interior, dark green. $685.. BOW
MAN STU1EBAKER. 1900 Georgia
ave-. RA. 0L1122. --16
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gTUDEBAKER 1850 Champions 2 and
4 dra.; mostly fully equip, i-cHneT
cars; from $685.. BOWMAN sTupE-
HAKER. 1900 osorFia ave. RA
sTTuDEBAKER 1858 Land Cruiser
4-door; +. and b.. at. Wv. tires.
$4,000 actual miles. owner; 81 .l95
BOW MAN STUDEBAKER. 1900
Qeorgta ave. RA. 6-1l22. I'D
STUDEBAKER 81 VS. Commander
sedan; 2-tone finish. Hydra Matte
and equipped; very clean; special.
S59S. La 6-2200. PENNY MOTORS,
1920 3. ]. ave. ne. --14
STDDEBAKER "a comdr. sport
coupe: red with CT. top; immae.:
30-day guar; new snow tires, under
COATING. fberglass lined: l owner
$1,595. CAN ewes. OIL. 2-1764. 49,
STUDEBAKER al Champion 4-dr.;
heater. new seat covers. turn sig
guar; $685.. HILL q SANDERS,
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer. lll4
Vermont ave. NV, AD. 4-4300.
Open ewes, I'll 3. sat. I'll 5.
STUDEBAKER 81 Land Cruiser T.
dr.. Z. and h.: auto. trans. It.s., &C.;
orig. black: very low mileage::
owner; S79S. BOWMAN sTUpE-
BAKER. 1900 GeoTsia ave. RA
O-l -. 10
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AuToMoslLts ron SALE

sTUDEBAKKR SO VS. Commander
4-dr.: Z. and h.. 3D.. N,-w. tfres.
2-tone cream ever dark blue: yery
low MI. 1 owner Sl,3QS. BOW
MAN sTpDEBAKKR. 1000 oeorgiA
ave-. RIA. 6-l122, I'D
sTuDEBAKRR 81 VS. STARLIGHT
coupe: Z. and b.: $6e6. ALCoRN
aQ2iboas' osse lee hwy Arl =.
sTU1DSERHAKER 80 Commander g.
passenger coupe: spto, trans r.
Ike D. BUTLER, INC, 1854 Wis.
ave. NV. IN. 3-404o.
sfUDEBAKER 81 Commander ~V-s',
heater, turn s0a sisnsis pe anfss as6i
blue finish. . TOP quality. I-oWner
car. $685.. Written guarantee. TRf-
ANGLE MOTORS tFordl, 1910 n. ].
ave. ne, DE. 2-63D2. 8
STUDEBAKRR 1881 Champion; blue:
excellent condition; 3D.; good nile
age. Ewes. after q. AD. 1880.
-13
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AUToMoBILHs ron SAlE

PLYloUIH 1850 De luxe 4-dr. Sc
inferdr wtS s ~ soTers Sestsr
sun visor: Ia the best Of mechanical
condition: S595. Washington's Old
est and LARGEST Dodee-Plymouth
Dealer, TREW MOTOR CO.. 9th
and Fla. ave. ne. Ii. 7-1732.
1858 club coupe: beat
tiful Seamist-green finfSh: Jocks like
new: I owner; exceptionally clean
inTion;s Oldest and Largest podge-
Plymouth Dealer. TREW MOTOR
CO.. 9Th and Fla. ave. n.es Ii.
PONTIAC 81 station wagon de luxe;
appears never TO have been ralned
on: immaculate; ii .O09. FLOOD
PONTIAC. 1921 Connecticut. Wo
PONTIAC 81 chieftain .s": T.. h;
miieass; safety-tesfed written guar
EROS. toLDs.j. wis. ave. and Eli
cots #; NV. KE. 7-l3os. open
PONTIAC 1858 chieftain ..s" de luxe
convertible coupe; Hydra, radio and
heater. power steering. WV. tires.
Ssas ssp ss.fs ssssn; s ssitas
guarantee. PAUL BROS. (OLDS.1.
Wis. ave. and Elhcott st.. n.w... KE.
T-i30S. Open daily TIN 8. -13
PONTIAC 1854 Star chieftain de
luxe "S'; al extras IMAGINABLE;
5000; $4,000 miles; will consider
trade. cR- 3-25l1 or cR- 3-l276,
PONTIAC 1855; completely equip,
power steering and brakes; 2 tone.
financing and new-car guarantee.
Cost $1,000. viii take S2.S96. WA.
7-2068 after pm. -16
PONTIAC "a Star Chief convertible:
Giro gray finish, with black top.
equipped with radio, heater. HYDRA
Matte. power steering. power brakes.
Easy-Eye Glass, and excellent tires.
,, wonds sSIr ssr fo rn M AZ, &c
ST. $4,000.
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AUTOS. ron SALE tcsas.,

PLYMOUTH '53 4-drs with heater
s. of ss.'s san: u LIDO 90 T. q
PLYMOUTH taxicabs, also Fords.
Cheys. and podses. As low IS Sc :
day. Small down payt. 300 Taylor
PLYMOUTH 80 Special de luxe A.
DR.. sedan; fully equipped. original
black finish: diplomatic car. Just
TRADED isl 9pR eef0Fs ;r cleanup s sSssS
PLYMOUTH a. Special de luxe con
transp.i SEQ or best offer. OIL. O.
PLYMOUTH 80 Special Dc luxe club
coupe; 3. and h., new seat covers,
Wv. tires; 30-day guar; $445.
hill q SANDERS, Wash.'s Oldest
~ & Tim. Open ewes. N . sat
PLYMOUTH 81 4-dr. cranbrook;
black; heater. seat covers; OK.
$685.. WIgsINGER CHEVROLET
CO.. Seven Corners, Fails Church,
Va. u. 2-1177.
PLYMOUTH "a metal station wagon;
1000 actual miles: r. and h.. Wv.
tires: ike new: special sale. only
$1,000, CENTRAL MOTOR CO.,
2S0l Jed. Davis hwy, on. 1880.
PLYMOUTH 1854 savoy s-door; r. and
h.; new nylon. plastic seat covers;
black fnish; 1886. SILVER SPRING
MOTOR CO.. INC. 1902 E.-W. hwy.
lat Ga. aye.l, sil. epg.. Nd. 10.
9-4500.
PLyMoUTH 1853 cranbrook sedan;
radio and heater: q flne car: only
$I,195. Car No. 780-A. MONROE
FORD, 6100 Wis. ave. NV. Wo.
$4,000. Open ewes It'll 0 pm.
PLYMOUTH .Ss cranbrook club:
heater. seat covers, turn signais.
original medium green, immaculate.
one owner, worthwhile guarantee;
SI.0S9. WHEELER. INC. Chryslef
Dealer, 1900 Wisconsin n.ws In.
3-4708, 8 70 o.
PLYMOUTH 1854 Savoy 4-dr. sedan:
has factory radio and heater. plastic
seat covers, original black finish
ike new: unusually clean automo-
bile. $1,606. Washington,s Oldest
and Largest Dodge-Plymouth Dealer,
TREW MOTOR Co. 9th and Fla.
ave. ne. Ii. 7-1732.
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:. If .
% nsas aAie censsruesien .,.
ments m,as
v,... ..~,....t. ,.....,.a.
wnrn $40 renisneS anS M,
isstmenfs ~ ysr,sesrnsrts
made.
a. eteerfnr considerations m
speeted. theFoughiy tightened.
q. Eirins f.r h.a eenreeti.rr.
etc.
"A vRh..I. r.u.vea Nsee..avx
fepIacements o. bearings. ete.
~ Wr.he. trs..ct.s Tlutnr -.
placed II necessary.
~ rn.,ect,., q, ,.e...nyv A.av
and fender rspairs.
where necessary.
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- ns ~ re ana e
=. 1870. go. - ....,..
10 $1,000 49, - : $3.50
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where ehippeG Or eraekea.
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AUToMoBiLEs FoR sALI

vOLKsHA0EN s. sedan low mtls.
sees SeSg; snaranteed JACK PRx.
Ltd. Distributor. 18th and 2 ST.
r. and h: cd; s-tone green;
owner. S1,09i. BOWMAN STUbE.
BAKER. 1000 Georgia ave. RA.
6-1122 --l6
WHY'S 1853 cdr. sedan; :. and h.:
eyeEdriEs real buy s2as. l: =.
NV. EN-. $1,000,
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-11
Bass Rites Held In
POwhatan Friday

Funeral services for Mrs, Eliza
beth Ann Bass. widow Of George
Irving Bass. Of jefferson. Powha-
tan County. who died at a Rich
mond Hospital late Wednesday
afternoon. March 2 were held
Friday at 10 a. m IN the cha pei
at St Ernma's Military Academy
Belnead with burial in Fine Greek
Mills Baptist Church cemetery.
The Bass family had resided in
and around Jefferson and Mich
aux communities for many years
Mrs Bass is survived by two
daughters. Mrs. Henry F. Drake
Jr and Mrs. Ogburn l. SpeaS,
both OF Richmond three sons.
Woolsey q and William II both
Of Richmond and Robert b Of
Knoxville. Tenn one brother Il
.. Webb. Of Richmond.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-11

Letters To Editor
. Gather Tricks Birds

Editor Farmville Herald.
The birds aren't enjoying this
cold spell that followed the warm
weather and severe storm. They
thought Spring had arrived. as
the auditorium. jeSsamire and
jonquils were blooming beauti-
fully
Blue birds we're singing and
hooking BIRDS were rendering
such sweet music. They were also
initiating the whippoorwllS Rob-
ms we're laughing and the fnches
Winter wrenS and others we're
much in the limelight
vas afraid the purple martins
might come in ana. the cold would
be more than they could stand
All my bird friends extend best
wishes TO the Herald and all bird
lovers.
BIRD MAY BAUGH
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-11

know this but many feel puzzled
about j, all the same Our prayers
seem feeble and useless and we
may even be tempted to give
them up entirely; but many who
give up praying would keep On II
they only knew how.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-11

About tins time Of The year We
begin 10 take stock 81 the game
supplies on our faYorlte hunting
grounds. and TO think 81 what
we can co to Improve the satua-
ton before another season roils
around
with VleW 10 cooperating
plth the spoftsmen In their ef-
forts. tie Game Commission VII
furnish packages u selected SEEDS
~ landowners ard hunters alike
for planting food patches These
se4d packages. which should oe
available about the middle Of the
month. consist Of a tnYfe-Quartef
pound mixture " such proven
came FOODS as Milo, Rape Mi!let.
Lnsyedeza. Soy Beans Peas and
BnekWhest
rs Is readily seen these plants
viii furnish food for n7dc va
Iiety u game such ~ Quail Tur-
keys Deer and Rabbits. Some Of
the plants Wiil grow tall and thus
hold tnelr seeds above the SHOWS
81 tie following winter Some 81
Them Q4oW along the ground
where the Quail and Doves can
feed and Rape viii furnish
splendid attraction for the Rab-
bits
IN trying 70 cooperate With
you poftanen IN any way that
] can ! haVe gladly consented
10 dispense these geed packages
When they arc available
Each package should plant
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-11
Movie Guide

b. the Motion Picture Committee
Of the Farm9ille Woman's Club
State Theatre
yellow Mountain The search
for gold has more documentary
treatment that usual IN Lhis Tech
nicolor western. Interest. however
is diSsipated BY the fist fights
and shooting. Fair for adults but
not recommended for children
SO This Is Paris An enjoy
able musical in Technicolor with
an air Of gentieneSs. Has been
made from unlikely material Of
three sailors In Paris. Good fam
lily entertainment.
Lee Theatre
Operation Manhunt" The
elaborate network Of precautions
TO safeguard Igar Goukzenko. the
Russian code clerk. who some
years ago helped the Canadian
police break a Soviet spy ring
makes an intensely interesting
background for the supposed
story Of one Of Gouzenkos mar
row escapes from capture by his
former captiyes Good for adults
and young people
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-11
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BY 4. LOUIS DAHL

about one-efgth acre. and the
only request tia. we make Of you
Is that no larger paintings be
made than that he object be
ing 70 encourage Tire planting Of
many small areas rather than
fewer large tracts
The suggestions which come in
each package suggest that plant
inas be made around the edges of
cultivated fields close 70 wooded
areas Old plant beds are ideal To-
cations for those feed patches.
While ii is hoped that farmers
VIII take advantage OF this OPP
portumity 70 procure. at no cost
whatsoever. these selected ard ap-
prOYed seeds, you do not have TO
be landowner 20 be entitled TO a
share Of them
If you have a faYorite section
over which you hunt. get the
owners permission to plant these
patches on their farms and come
in and get 4 package or Two. IN
most instances the farmer and
hunter could plant these seeds
comparatively and both enjoy the
benefits Of better game supplies.
Mr. Cox. our warden. Will bring
me a supply Of the packages as
soon as he receives them. and
while It's a little early for the
actual planting. it isn't TOO early
70 BE- looking for good prospective
spots fol seeding.
4 final suggestion entirely my
own and not insisted upon by
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-11

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