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Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-06-17
Take First Montunu
Golden Trout Eqqs

HELENA - More than 10000
golden trout eggs were success
fully taken from brood stock fe-
males held captive at the Hamilton
state fish hatchery.
The eggs were obtained from 1877
female golden trout held in ponds
by hatchery foreman Leo S. La
Tray, Hamilton. According to La
Tray, each female produced about
200 eggs.
This operation was made pos
sible when golden trout eggs taker
from Blue Danube lake in the
Hilgard range, Madison county, il
July, 1852, were transported to the
Hamilton hatchery. The resulting
fish have been held for brool
stock.
Success of this project will in.
sure a supply of golden trout fol
the high, mountain lakes wher,
they thrive, department spokes.
man said.
Since California, the main sourc,
of supply, no longer permits ex
port of golden trout eggs, we mus
develop our own source, he added
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-06-17
Announce New Game Setup

HELENA-Followlng the Fish and
Game Departments policy of de-
Capitalization, a reorganization of
personnel has been carried out in
the Kalispell area, according to De
partment Director A. A. O'Claire in
a dispatch sent the Hungry Horse
News and other papers.
District One includes Flathead,
Lincoln, Sanders and Lake counties,
with Kalispell as the central head
quarters for fish and game manage
ment and enforcement operations in
the district.
District officials in the area are:
Ross Wilson, game warden super
visor; Frank Stefanich, district
fisheries biologist and Robert Blair,
district game biologist. This three
man team will work together carry
ing out department policies and func-
tons in this portion Of Montana
Wilson, warden supervisor of Dis
trict One since December, 1913, has
supervision over state game war
dens in Libby, Thompson Falls, Kali
ispell and Poison He is also respOn-
sible for all Fish and Game depart
ment equipment assigned to District
One. Wilson has been with the Mon
tana Fish and Game Department
since 1916, working in Kalispell as
! deputy warden.
Frank Stefanich, district fisheries
biologist, has been in the Kalispel
area for four years, and will be IL
charge of the fisheries research ant
management aspects for the district
Stefanich, who has been with thu
Montana Fish and Game department
for five years, holds a masters de
gree in wildlife science from Mon
: tana State college.
District game biologist Rober
Blair will be responsible for gam
research and management. He ha
been in the Kalispell area since Aug
ust, 1854, and worked as big gam
) biologist in Libby before that time
Blair received his education at tn
/ University of Michigan, and worke
for the Michigan Department of Cor
servation and the United States Fol
, est Service in Colorado before joir
(, ing the Montana Fish and Game dc
: partment in 1852.
These men have been selecte
because of their training and expel
fence to conduct the affairs of tn
Fish and Game department in Dis
riot One." O'Claire said. "They wi
: each have separate area of diret
: responsibility but will operate as
! team to coordinate and carry OIL
8 most effectively the fish and gan
business in the area"
n 1.-THE trend toward placing respol
sibility in the field, away from tt
Helena office, will enable the d
partment to operate more effect
ety." O'Claire said
1--WE are expecting results frol
these men, and because of their alb
ity, we have every reason to an
cipate more efficient operation tn;
would be possible with all busine
being conducted through the Heller
office" he stated.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-06-17
Captain Paul Smithey
And Family Here

Captain and Mrs. Paul Smithey
and family are here visiting Cap
tain Smithey's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
P. T. Smithey, and brother-in-law
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Lance, all of Columbia Falls.
Captain and Mrs. Smithey and
small daughters, Catherine and Vic.
toria, are to leave soon for Stuff.
CART, Germany, where he will be with
helicOpter company. They came
here from the South, where for the
past nine months he attended trans
portation officers advanced course
school at Fort Eustis, Va.
Captain Smithey served in Kore;
for year during the heavy fight
ing and was in the famed Yalu rive
| battles.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-06-17
Kalispell Cootiette
ScrapbOOk Wins First

SOLDIERS HOME-Scrapbook of
the Glacier Park Cootiette club of
Kalispell won first place at the state
convention at Sidney.
Darothy FITZGERALD compiled the
scrapbook
Miss Fitz-Gerald during the com
ing year will keep the scrapbook
recording visits and other activities
of the head of the state organization
of CootietteS.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-06-17

Tact Glenn M. Schultz, supervisor
Oh the Montana Highway Patrol,
Helena.
The examinations will be given
IN kalispell July 8 starting at
pm; IN Missoula July 9 starting
at Z pm. First city to have the
exams was Lewistown, June II al
u pm.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-06-17

two brothers, Stewart Young of Ed
monitor and Jack Young and their
wives, an uncle, James Murray; an
aunt, Mrs. John Murray; cousins,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ron Hamilton, Mr..
and Mrs. Bill Johnston and four
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Muir.
ray and two children, Jack Murray
and Mr.. Montgomery.
The PatterSOnS returned to Hun
cry Horse, Monday.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-06-17

Fayetteville, N. c. NASCAR Late
Model Event. Chevrolet again fin
ished first. Because of even tighter
turns the driver chose to run the en-
tire $50 laps in second gear! Yet no
overheating or pit stops!
These facts you can't laugh off.
Sales leader. Road leader. A crown
ing achievement Of Chevrolet and
General Motors. Try Chevrolet :.
and live in land of going away
where you win all the arguments!
Soon, maybe?
sNo.ionof Assoeiof;on for Stock Car Auto Roeins
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-06-17
To Give Tests For
Highway PatrOlmen

HELENA = Examinations and
interviews will be conducted in
IL Montana cities for persons in
terested in becoming state high
way patrolmen.
Interested persons should CON
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-06-17
Shoot BObcat

Gerald and Eddie Willis came
home Sunday with a bobcat Gerald
IA, shot near Bailey lake north of
Columbia Falls. They were hunting
gophers, when they saw the cat.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-06-17

Duyfono Beach. NASCAR
Straightaway Running. Open to cars
delivered in Florida for $500 or
less. Chevrolet captured the first two
places, 7 out of the first II places!
Dovfono Beech. NASCAR 2-Wayl
Straightaway Running Over Meas
ured Mile. Open to cars from ESQ
to 2o9 Gu. in. displacement. Chew
rolet captured 3 Of the first 5 places!
Columbia, S. c. NASCAR 100
Mile Race on half-mile track. Very
tight turns. Chevrolet finished first!
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-06-17

AAeef the champ! The new Chew
w rolet "Turbo-Fire V8"- the
most modern V8 on the road today.
Here's what happened
Doyiono Beech. NASCAR Ac-
celebration Tests Over Measured Mile
From Standing Start. Chevrolet cap
tured the 4 top positions in its class!
8 of the first II! And on time basis
Chevrolet beat every high-priced car,
too-but one! But wait-this is just
the beginning!
Evening star., 1955-05-22
H0se's Mew
1f Wossu

Prices lMeluAs Federal
tax emG aIs Ter . O.
%: place ssssaag. SILVER
delivered - zee. Ray
40 Mtele - 60o pee week
Der place sestem9, ae Ne
AaAtssQmal east. weaqte-
f1l ehest Gavea free
with 2 DlAee ae4 elngs or
more. OvQf lX0 pet.
terms 70 cheese egNqn.
apeh fa@eus names as
Wallace. lnteRnaelenel
Nwis. Waesea. gnt.
Isem. ste. Fhs9e anA
Mall Orders AeoevtA4.
Evening star., 1955-05-22
Odd Jobs Pool
Continued From Pose I9

borhoods are scarce and the
need of such a program
greater.
Thomas Hoge, a council
staff member, said the pro-
gram, to operate successfully
downtown, will probably have
Evening star., 1955-05-22

to hinge on the automobile.
The council is considering
setting up "a car-washing
school, which would certify
boys as proficient, then oper-
ate much as the grass-cutting
pool does.
Evening star., 1955-05-22

WASHINGTON a. Sss-sAct al
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SERVICES


i, UIICHLN0 49, let Us dig your
, bitches, septic tanks. etc. by ma
chine. especially designed for that
purpose Rural work solicited
Petney Plumbing and Heating
Phone 453. Farmv!lle, Va. 4-2l-t!
- -
.EXPERT SERVICE for REQ. Nc
. Culloch' and all makes lawn now
Frs Shanaberger Il Sons. Rt
: 400 East. phone 9s8. F'armville.
Va 5-27-tf
- f TELEVISION s4.es and
ssefFlce. Hotpoint appliances sales
sand service Motley Hardware
60 1873 and 23l Main st phone
258 or 302. Farmyille, Va. slot
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same Is issued
Nothing II this ordinance shall
be cons rued to require d license
TAX Of a person exempted under
provisions Of the State Statute
Every person who violates any
provision Of this ordinance shall
be guilty Of mISdemeanor and
upon conviction thereof shall be-
punished by a tis Of not less than
Five Dollar IS co. nor more than
Five Hundred Dollars $500 90
n by confinement IN jail for not
more than sixty days. OF by both
such fine and Imprisonment
II Is ordered by iii, Board ot
Supervisors Of Cumberland Coun-
ty that the above proposed ordi-
nance be published FOR four sue
cesSlve weeks IN some newspaper
having General circulation In Cum
bvrland County. that 4 copy BE-
posted on tile front door ot the
Court House and a cops be posted
al each post office M Cumberland
County
THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
OF CUMBERLAND COUNTY
BY r II BLANTON Clerk
8-l9-4t
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Dwelling 10 Q m electricity
telephone available, with i acre
on paved road miles from
Farmville Special at 1880
IS acres. 30 cleared. . rms dwell
ing With electricity, az acres dark
air-cured burly ana bright flue
tobacco allotment s7 900 Terms
Near Crewe, l0i2 acres. good 4
rm. res with running water
telephone. electricits Located
miles from creWe Several out
buildings $4,000
Lake site. 81 acres. some good
young timber. old mgIl dam on
stream, could be repaired and
make large lake HuFfy! $3.50 90
Res. beautiful bungalow. 5 rms.
and bath. hardwood s.oors. ample
kitchen cabinet space and closet
space. Large fenced in back yard
Garage with Workshop This nice
home IS located Ia Jackson
Heights. Please call for appoint
ment to inspect. Price $500 90
$500 90 down and BALANCE SAC 90
per month
Residence. excellent location near
Longwood College. bedrooms.
basement. oil heat $4,000 WIZ
take smaller house az down pay
ment.
81 acres, miles from Farmville
Sale price 1898 SO TERMS
Res rooms. BATH, hardwood
floors, large lot i'll Farmville
Special at $4,000 Terms: $3.50
down and balance $4,000 mo
Drug store in thriving South
side Va town doing good patent
ed drug and restaurant business.
$4,000 stock and new equipment
and fixtures Rent 500 mo. Long
lease Complete $4,000
Drug store in small town. Large
stock. good fixtures Soda foun-
tain Rent on bldg $4,000 mo
Long lease. $500
SO Acre Farm, room home. Sew
eral outbuildings. plenty water
and fence Only $5. 300. Terms.
Res. located on Third Ave. Beau
tiful II room house and bath. and
a half. situated on large corner
lot 1875 #, X $50 fl. Hardwood
floors throughout. Oh not water
heat and basement Priced for
quick sale as owner is leaving
town.
FARMS. Is good farms. large and
small. Located In Prince Edward
Co. Cumberland. Appomattox.
Amelia, Charlotte and Bucking-
ham Cos.
Lots In the Davidson sub division,
water and sewage.
Five room residence and 7 acres
only 3i2 miles from Farmyille in
Cumberland Co. Electricity avail
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LEGAL NOTICES


sih'iNit
~ ne ,Fra vince O 'he '"-
eoi' ,onf' ~ the county OF
tu'i'oef iasia ''''r 'o'h aas %
aug us'' 700
=. DuiiiFa4l r-'." Noihp1aiiiahI
" I baIhel
~ FaIel''iS ave richmond
""
MIs. teoIss EifHiSeI
oVefhih fSoau verona =. ~
ana otiifi n aito lIt
helfs aF idN OF Lucy barker
uectdAeus ''itu- Il IieS Dc ueau'
uleiI mere Hi.'ISeeS u assigns
anu SuCl' oSi-ei persons VINO are
VI may " Interested III the
SUBJECT hiatUTE OF IfilS SUIT
"iloSe i'A'if'" d Unknown
VINO are ~ tNe t.l' as dlilSI as
PARTIES t'lShNOWN.
DEFENDANTS
me oole0t y uilS gut 10 70
procure d l@tFIstt9h III one OF the
MODES lfeS2 f't*'a by ia" OF d tract
OF lana collt&lAiFg ooo acres, SIT
ua'ea ~ ihI''' if'S'i 10y ~ 'ui'i
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LEGAL NOTICES

An affidavit having been made
and filed according TO laW. stat
ing that Win VI Logan may be a
non resident OF the State OF Yin
gln!a and that MS last known ad-
dress IS unknown ana that there
are or may be persons interested
N the subject matter to be dis,
posed OF III this sult whose names
are unknown Therefore. il is
ordered that the said Vim NJ Lo-
gan and Parties Unknown do APP
pear within ten day after due
publication hereof and do what
may be necessary to protect their
interests In this suit
r II BL4ANTON. CLERK
WILLIAM c CARTER, p
Cumberland Virginia 8-lg-2t
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VIRGINIA:
In the Circuit Court OF Prince
Edward Comfy. August |. 1855
Colleen Murl Sheriff.
Complainant
vs. In Chancery
Ernest Sheriff. Defendant
Order of Public alton
The object of this suit is 10 OBJ
tain for the Complainant from
the Defendant q divorce from the
bond OF matrlmony on the grounds
Of desertlon for a period of more
than one year
An affidavit having been made
and iied that the defendant En-
nest Sheriff.. Is not "a resident Of
the State OF Virginia, it is ordered
that he do appear within ten days
after due publication Of this order
and do what may be necessary TO
protect his interest IN this suit.
HORACE ADAMS. Clerk
ANNIE MORIMG FAlLWELL.
D. O. as At
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STRAYED

~~~~ =.
STRAYED Holsteins. around
August 7 from one TO two years
old Anyone knowing the where
abOuts please notify Jenkins
Brothers. Green Bay. Va Phone
3036R. 8-26-2t
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CARD OF THANhS

We WISH to. extend our thanks
q the mAfg friends who were so
klnd % AS III S0 many ways dur
ing the a.ekness and death Of
Lem!Iel Ffgltksin Duty Tne Fam
!ly 8-26-Ip
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FOR RENT

viz
APARTMENT for rent. rooms
a1nd bath. second floor, front and
back entrance 304 Pine street
E'h0ne l65 or 1885 6-7-tf
APARTMENT: rooms and
bath. water and heat furnished.
$40 month Landon q. Atkins.
s1Iealtor Farmville. Va. 8-l2-tf
-~
/ APARTMENT Buffalo st Call
sSld Rothe $50. Farmvllle 8-l6-tf
APARTMENT small, first floor.
.unfulnished apartment Edna
TPutney. 300 S Main Street Farm
VILE 8-l6-tf
~ : - ~~~~~~~
i I ROOMS unfinished. available
stSeptember l5 located in Jackson
Heights Farmville Write Mrs.
flames + Thompson. Chase City.
Va 8-l9-tf
& -
( APARTMEN'r-4 rooms. private
bath Also house for rent rooms
good location. Apply College
Shoppe, Jack pearloye 8-l9-4p
UNFINISHED APARTMENT
. Modern 3 rooms and bath pri-
Vlte entrance $50 per month See
>Mrs. Dee Allen, 7l3 Longwood
Ave Farmville 8-23-tf
APARTMENT. rooms. unfurn-
'ished Miss Nancy Watkins, Phone
Fafmville PAT 8-23-2t
a~~
APARTMENT - furnished, first
floor Mrs John Stokes 400 First
Ave. 8-23-2p
sONE HOUSE three bedrooms
OH hot water heat. good condl-
<tion Phone 483 or COS 8-23-tf
APARTMENT For two girls or a
Acouple. Mrs James p. Lancaster
604 High St 8-26-ltp
FURNISHED APARTMENT IL 3
frooms and bath. steam heat and
water furnished 30l S Va St
.phone 822 8-26-tf
~APAR TMENT Couple wanted TO
share furnished apartment with
%widower 7 W Bruce Telephone
CIV 826-2p
= APARTMENT ~ bachelor apart
ment or suitable for couple kitch-
zen units, private bath. 305 South
:. Main St, Phone 463 Mrs Annie
~ Putney 8262p
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FOR RENT

HOUSE-Six rooms tsot water "a =
diation with stoker immediate
possession VIII cbaslder sale
Telephone oG3 $40 2p
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LOST AND FOUND


GLASSES brown trimmed elasses
lost somewhere near Baptist
Church or Main st. if found.
please call 1861 Reward 8-26-lp
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FOR SALE

OIS Ot1<IL
80 -
LAWN MOWER REQ or Nc
Culloch. ShanaberRer Il Sons. Rt.
400 East. Phone 1913, F'armylle
Va. 5-27-tf
FLOUR 100 lbs 1896, puaran-
teed TO be the best quality Stop
~ Shop. across Cumberland
Bridge. 5-3l-u
HOUSE 9 rooms with bath 10
Gated 5D4 Park Ave. can be seen
ut anytime Phone 495R day and
after q D. m phon. 645J 1911
HOUSE 4 bedrooms. 3 baths.
fuil sized basement. automatic oil
heat. venetian blinds. storm WIN
dows, Ir'~ly painted inside and
out. Shown by appointment $40
Second st, Farmyille. Phone G73J
G-l7~tf
49,
7 PACKAGE Delivery Trucks.
international one Ford and
Chevrolet. l9i8 and 1919 models.
all one ton. Phone 2008-R OF
2040- w e-29-tf
FIREWoOU- Stove length slabs
delivered So load w. D. Crunp
Route 2 FarmylIle 7-22 l2p
=
PUPS Pluebred Collie pups $40
each. Mrs A w. Lewis. Prospect
Va. B-l9-4p
YOUR JOHN DEERE Dealer
Shanaberger az Sons. Rt 400 East
phone 1913, Farmville. Va 5-27~tf
~~-~~~-~~
COLLIE PUPS: very healthy
Beautifully marked Ready 70
take by middle Of Sept. Just $40
each Phone G08 asst
TO CLOSE OUT at specially re-
duced prices Freeman summer
oxfords $I295 and $l3 80 for
1895. sport shirts So IS Tor $lg5
All summer trousers are Included
IN this reduction OF prices Yer
serS B-26-2p 1Fp
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TIRES -Four i0-ply Goodyear
tires. size s25 30. used A j
Thompson. 9 mi north of Farm
vile. on State Route As.
Bl9-2p(Fj
~~~~~~
WHY WORRY about troublesome
skin Infection Try V-J-O Grays
Drugs 12-2I-5ip tFl
TYPINU Prompt service. Pick
up and delivery. Mrs. Doris M
Cook. Rice Phone Farmville
2039M 8-5-4pt r.
SEED MarsterS 40 winter wheat
limited quantity available for fall
sowing Crrtihcatlon OF anthem
ticity registered with u s De
paitment Of Agriculture, World
record In England. 1852. of AL
bushels per acre Send for iitera
ture and prices Checkers Seed
men, Metamora. Ohio 8-26-1p
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HELP WANTED

- -e->~~ - - - - - -
TANK WAGON salesman wanted
Must have high school education
Permanent employment Walter
q Bruce 8-5-tf
WAITRESS over q. experience
preferred. not necessary. steady
employment Cumberland Resta-
urant, Cumberland. Va 8-23-2t
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WANTED Man TO service farm
families in Prince Edward Coun-
" with nationally advertised Wat
klns Products Profits, up to and
over 500 week first year Should
be over rs years Of age with car
or light truck No investment
Write The J r Watkins Co Box
507l Richmond a 8-l2-3 F.
GIRL. white. for soda fountain
or counter Minimum salary $40
week and meals Apply College
Shoppe 8-26-2p
- .
MAN. white. short order or coun-
ter-grill cook Excellent salary
meals Apply College Shoppe
826- Up
MAN OR WOMAN bookkeeping
clerical. capable Of handling Office
details collections. answering
mail, etc. Permanent position with
well established retail store. Ex-
cellent starting salary Contact
either Norfolk Motorcycle Co. T3e
CRANKY ST. Norfolk Va. or Pm
nell's. Inc 70l w, Broad s.
Richmond. Va s-23-2t
~~>~~-~+-~~
ONE FOUETAIL CURL and one
waitress Southside s;undry Co.
Farmville. Va 8-26-2t
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FOREIGN TRADE

A record volume of $50 500 600
600 ~ United States forrl =
trade thlS year was predicted b}
the National Foreign Trade Couu-
ellis bAlance-ot payments group
The highest total tor the country
on standard balance of nterua
uunui payments .ncludue arm,
AID payments Was reported N
1851 at S33 800 GOO 600 The total
last Year was S33 Zoo 600 600
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VIRGINIA
In the CLERKS Office OF the Cir
cult Court for the County Of
Cumberland the 10th day OF
August 1855;
CommoaWeaHn Of Virginia. and
County Of Cam serland
Compliments
VIM NJ Logan, address unknown.
Who lefl inc County Of Cum
berland m4ny years ago and
has not o@tl! heard Of since If
he be l4vsFlg II rot his heirs.
deviSees and successors tn title
whose EAfnes are unknown.
who art mace parties Of de-
fendant hi phe general descr4p-
ton Of Parties Unknown
Defendants
The obiact of~this suit is 70 sell
a tract OF &c 05acres Of land more
or less. ssEaatss in Randolph Ma
glsteriai Dist set, o. Cumberland
County. vt2g!fEla. which was con-
veyed TO Wi:l N Logan BY J r,
palmore and ss@fe. By deed dated
September 3, 1902. and recorded
in Deed Book 40. page 33s. in the
Cumberland County Clerk Office.
TO satisfy ,the hens thereon and
particlarls delinquent taxes list
&c and as8@sseid on She land books
Of Cum bersaa1 County IN the
name OF Vim ri Logan. amount
ing TO s67al, Plus certain interest.
penalties sss6 costs, which would
be legally added
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ONE FOUNTAIL GIaL and one
waitress. Southside sundry Co.
Farmville. Va 8-26-2t
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Ssz Ixz tSsz1sszS;2o 70 For eg!eF' .@zksgzzS1l
FOR SALE

FRESH Ho!5tein and Guernsey.
COWS Right nov, come quick
Benz Garnett. Rice 2~23-2p-
BEAUTY EQUIPMENT Permau-
erl waving machine and STEAMER
Mrs Il c Waters. BurkeY!lle va
s-ZG-lt,
SERVICES
YOUR JOHN DEERE Dealer !.
3fanaberger IL Sons. Rt 400 East
phone 1913. FarmY.lle. va 5-27-tf
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Reduced to $3.50

-Four door sedan Radio and heat
rr Gtlod tires Loaded with Ac-
ceasorips Was $4g3 90
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6-26lp
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r II BLANTON. Clerk
WILLIAM 9. CARTER. p. q.
Cumberland, Va 1874
Evening star., 1955-02-01
New'Peocetime Veteran Rules
Allow Restricted U.S.. Benefits

The Veterans Administration
today began operating under new
rules, covering benefits available
to persons entering the armed
services from now on.
Persons joining the services on
and after today are known as
"peacetime veterans" and as such
will not be eligible for any bene-
fits provided by the Korean CT
bill. or for any wartime service
benefits payable to veterans Of
the Korean war period.
Under certain conditions. how
ever. peacetime veterans may be
entitled to medical and domici-
liary care. disability compensa-
ton, aid for the blinded. wheel
chair" homes. servicemen's in
demnity. burial expenses and
other benefits.
Their dependents may be en-
titled to death compensation
where the veterans die of service
connected causes.
Some benefits and conditions
were listed by the VA as follows:
Medical and dental care-A
peacetime veteran may be en-
titled to disqualification and
other service if he is discharged
under other than dishonorable
conditions for a disability in
cured in line of duty or is re-
ceiving compensation for a Serv-
ice-connected disability.
Domiciliary care-He may be
entitled to this if he meets the
above eligibility requirements
and is incapacitated from earn
ing living and has no adequate
means Of support.
Disability compensation - One
disabled injury or disease
incurred in. or aggravated by,
peacetime service may qualify,
provided discharge is under
other than dishonorable condi-
tions.
Aid for the blinded-VA may
provide special aid to veterans
who are blinded and are entitled
to compensation for service-con-
nected disabilities.
Wheelchair homes - Seriously
disabled veterans who cannot
get about without wheelchairs,
braces, crutches. canes or the