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Russian anthem, for which no
music could be found In Ge-
Ineva. It had to be Transcribed
from a recording.
After the Presidents little
speech. the group left in a caval-
|cade of cleaning limousines for
the short ride to the lakeside
villa which will serve as the
White House for the duration OF
the conference.
Reporters who thought there
was something familiar about the
cavalcade were not deceived,
Three Of the most notable cars
lin America-r-two regular White
House limousines and the vener-
able Secret Service open-topped
Lincoln were imported specially
for the occasion.
In fact. according 20 reliable
reports, the President win find
many familiar things here In the
course Of his visit. The entire
staff at his Swiss villa with the
exception of two secretaries has
been replaced by regular White
House personnel.
Despite the fame Of the Eu-
lropean cuisine, no chances will
be taken with Mr.. Eisenhower's
delicate digestion. A special
presidential ration Of frozen meat
has been flown over. Canned or
frozen vegetables viii be inn
ported from United States Army
installations in Germany.
| White House Press Secretary
Hagerty explains this purely as a
medical precaution which has
nothing to do with security. A
report that Mr.. Eisenhower would
lhaYe a special faster is laughed
lat BY an oficiaI White House
spokesman.
Unprecedented Precautions
AT the same time. there's no
Question that precautions here
are on an unprecedented scale.
Geneva is alive with secret serv-
lice men Of four nations. The
American ones are made con.
spicious by their Panama hats
with bands that match theil
neckties. The total number oi
secret. service agents Is a a+secret
flor some reason. 1t is reported
that agents were called for spe-
cial observers for the last "a
as California.
The old League Palace Of Ma
ttions, where the Big Four con-
ference viii be held, has been
strictly of limits to all non-offi-
cial observers for the last e
hours. It was pure happenstance
that one group Of reporters was
able to stroll casually into the
meeting hall this morning and
get q look at the table shaped
like a square doughnut around
which the Big Four leaders will
debate the fate Of the world. AT
THE time, a squad Of technicians
was working feverishly to COM
lplete the communications setup
which will permit simultaneous
translation of the summit table,
talk.
Some Of the security precau-
tions seem a bit far-fetched. The
weekly Geneva sailboat regatta
on Lake Geneva was started to-
day not by the usual cannon but
by a bugle. The approaches to
various villas where the leaders
win live between conference ses-
sions are guarded by Swiss Army
men. whose field equipment, he'll
NETS and tommyguns seem cap
able Of resisting the most deter
mined Journalistic curiosity. One
can properly assume that there
win be no repetition here Of In
cidents at previous less-than-
ltop-level conferences. and that
any enterprising journalist who
tries to take so much as an un-
authorized snapshot Of the Big
Four will be taking his life II
This hands. ,
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BIG FOUR

Continued From First Page
to join the military alliance Of
its choice.
In East Berlin, Marshal Bull
ganin stopped of on his way
to Geneva long enough to malae
a speech. He said he hoped the
conference would be an impor-
tant step toward German unity.
But he held out no hope for a
speedy settlement Of the prob
lem.
Excitmenet Rules Geneva
President Eisenhower's arrival
here tonight was the climax to
10 day during which pre-
conference hustle and excitement
reached a high stage. The Swiss,
who are used to big-power meet
ings in their capital and usually
take them pretty casually, seem
to be getting worked up along
with everyone else. A half hour
before the Presidents plane was
due. the road leading to the air.
port was jammed with cars.
Crowds stood at all crossroads.
Swiss authorities had per-
suaded the President to advance
/ his arrival an hour so that there
would be enough light for greet
. ing ceremonies. As 1t turned out,
the sun was just disappearing
over the ridge of mountains that
circle the city when the Presi-
dents super Constellation,
/ sColumbine, appeared and settled
gently on the runway.
Thanks to rigid Swiss security
precautions. most of the public
twas barred from q close view OF
sths man they had turned out to
lsee. At the airport. the crowd
Twas confined behind barricades
fnearly q quarter mile away.
] The police, possibly mindful OF
Ethe shambles that occurred at
stne arrival of Russian leaders a
frnonth ago in Belgrade, had also
Hbuilt a special pen to inclose re-
Aporters and photographers. Only
xdignitaries. who included Swiss
{President Petitpierre and Secre-
ftary of State Dulles and a few
elusive newsmen were allowed to
approach the Presidents plane
Police Scrutinize Reporters
1 It is quite clear that the
sSwiss authorities are taking nc
achances with this show. Re-
porters arriving at the airport
with press credentials were
xcarefuliy rechecked BY special
Spolice. "A suspicious bulge in
Sthis reporters hip pocket re-
3ceiyed a polite but firm pat.
&The bulge was only a handker-
chief.
During landing operations, a
couple of United States Air
Force helicopters hovered So
licitously around the airport,
alert for any possible hazard
7to the Columbihe.
There was a little clapping
and a few cheers as the Presi-
dent and Mrs. Eisenhower ap-
peared in the planes doorway
and came down the ramp to-
gether. The President wore a
dark suit and blue shirt and tie.
The First Lady was dressed In
q gray suit and small black hat.
Someone produced the inevi-
table bouquet Of red roses. The
whole party stood in q rigid
line while the Star Spangled
Banner and the Swiss national
anthem were played. 81
The Swiss army band, Incl
dentally. Is having q workout
at this conference. The last few
days have been spent in few
erish rehearsal, bringing various
foreign anthems up to an ac-
ceptable standard OF perform
ance. 81 44
a The toughest problem was the
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Air View on Children

No way to control small chill
dren In aircraft has been found
anywhere In the world. said New
zealand,s Minister Of Civil Ayia-
tion shand. commenting IN Well
lington on q plane crash.
Evening star., 1955-07-17

S Pc. Mahogany Regency
Bedroom Suite. Double
dresser, chest-on-chest,
bed night toble, choir
3-Pc. Modern Blond Mo.
hooony Double Dresser
Bedroom
Poster Beds, maple or ma.
hooony twin or full size
Maple Dresser and Mirror
3-Pc. Charcoal Double
Dresser Bedroom
3-Pc. cordovon Mohoeon,
Bedroom Suite
5-Pc Wrought Iron Dinette
Set
o'xl2' Imported Hockec
Rugs
3-Pc. Modetn Wolnut
Triple Dresser Bedroom
3-Pc. Modern Wolnui
Double Dresser Bedroom
3-Pc. PeorI Nah oaon,
Double Dresser Bedroom
3-Pc. Cordovon Mohoeon,
Double Dresser Bedroom
Lowson- Style Sofas. witt
fringe, choice Of colors
Modern Lined Ook Tobles
cocktoil. lamp, step :
Mahogany Credenzo witt
built-in writing desk
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FREE TAXI FARE

During the Tronsit Strike, =. :.
HOUSE o HERMANN will
pay the Toxi Fore for their
Customers to and from
their homes.
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Modern Lined Oak Mogd-
zine Rack ---------- Z4.9o 7.ZI
Pullman Club Soto with
l0O06 foam rubber back
and cushions - -------4Z99o $500
Eclipse Regency Foam Rub
ssss s. g ey'@" Sleep 1855 1916
2-Pc. Krohfer Modern
Sofa Bed Suite 1881
SeoIy lnnersprine Holly
wood bed with legs - 1925 69.S2
Hollywood Bed Frones. has
casters --4-4------- iZ;So o.40
Mople Bunk Bed. complete
with spring, euord rol -o- -.
and ladder - 1850 1873 47.lZ
Odd Chest Of Drowers,
maple or mahogany Z4.95 1886
Odd Beds, Cordoyon, lined
oak, seomist blonde,
some full, some twin 1925 to
size, values from = 1926 H.8l
Wrought Iron Trio Bed,
p,i'p,e'o SPRING uoottresses tires 80 1925 74.ss
N
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=. n
Modern Foam Rubber Club
Chairs -------------- 999o oS.op
Modern Occasional Choif,
lime oak arms and legs 1925 1851
loo% Nylon and Foam
Platform Rockers - 1925 4S.As
loO% Nylon and Foom
Lounge choirs 80 1925 5S.ez1
Kingsley Biscuit Tufted Oe-
cosionoi Choir - 1885 1881
2-Pc. Grand Ropids Solid
Mig. Living Room Suite 549.95 5S7.ISs
Tons;stz ssoeeny %,'f 1sss eso'' sorvso Sis
18th Century Mahogany 81.
Corner Cabinet 1925 68.Si N
Odd Mahogany Dining
Choirs -------------- lZ.95 I.SL
e-Pc. 18th Century Mig.
Dining Room Suite. buff
fet china, ext. table, 5
sides; arm chair -----5eS.95 1874
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LINED Oak and Wrought
Iron Cocktoil Toble 3 1926 24.71
Wrought Iron Occasional
Choirs with Arms - l6.o5 9.8S
2-Pc. Wrought Iron Sec
tionoI Soto 1926 1881
Odd Lot innersprino mat
tresses or box springs.
Simmons, Eclipse, Seoly,
Foster. Washington Volues
Some one Of q kind, From
some floor sonples- $50. to
1926 1888
Bed Suite -. 1895 1871
32"x34" venetion Plate
Gloss Mirror, Slight lr-
regular ----------- 1926 1892
lnnerspring Studio Couch,
Opens to Sleep Two 1926 1867
Lowson Style Love Seat has
Fringe ------------ 1875 6y.H
3-Pc. Seo-Mist Mahogany
Double Dresser Bed
room --------------43S. Z8I.9Z
| 7-Pc. 18Th Century
! Mig. Jr. Dining Room
i buffet chino, toble, 4
chairs -3449o Z4S.yI |
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! 2-Pc. Modern Kroehler
! Living Room ite---Z49.95 ISL 10
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SAVE FROM
2Oo7o 70 6oo7o

Regency Mahogany Tobles,
Cocktail lamp, end or
comfnode --------
3-Pc. French Provincial
Fruitwood Double Dres-
ser Bedroom -----
3-Pc. 18th Century Mo-
hooony Bedroom Suit
3-Pc. Modern Foam Rubber
Bumper End Sectional
Soto -----------
Modern Lined Oak and
Wrought Iron Desk -
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Mahogany Duncon Phyfe
Dropleof Toble ---- 1926 33.4l
2-Pc. Kroehler Modern
Foom Rubber Living
Room Suite -------24S.95 1873
2-Pc. KrcehIer Modern
Dovono Sleep Soto
Suite Z46.16
2-Pc. KroehIer Lawson LN-
ing Room Suite -- 1885 1878
Korpen Ultro Modern Sofo,
Freize --- -44995 1874
lnnerspring Sleep Chair,
opens to sleep one 1926 34.S8
Convertible Sleep Soto.
! opens 70 sleep two with .
full size innersPring
mattress ---- 1890 lSS.S5 lZ7.SI
Fold A-Woy Bed with
Comfortable Mattress : 24.o5 1888
7-Pc. Modern Walnut Jr.
Dining Room Suite, buff
fet, China, toble.
choirs --------------5I9 Z68J6
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Innerspring Mattresses,
twin or full size, box
/ spring to match. Special
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iKorpen UItromodem
Foam Rubber Lounge
/ Choir, fire Modern
fobric, brass ieos----24e.o5 1851
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OPEN MONDAY NIGHT TIL 9

Ne9. NOWt
o-Pc Carved French VOL
nut Dining Room 24o5 90 14o8. 90
Mahogany Drum Toble s 59.95 24.88
Occasional Plostic TV
Choirs --------------$l4 -$l4.93 Sf.oo
Mahogany or Maple knee-
hole Desks----------- 4495 ZS.oZ
Karpen Occasional Choirs,
carved legs----------- 1929 1910
Contour Choir with plostc
arms and heodrest st. 1926 5S.zo
Mahogany ceIlorette Bar 1925 sz.z6
541 Nohoaony Lody svrit- q
ing Desk 1888 4s.9z
Modern Grey Occasional
choir. blonde legs ------ 1925 z6.lo
3-Pc. Cordovon Mohoo- "a
any Bedroom Suite 1925 1881 4
Il Ii - -
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Black Lacquer Corner
psrIoI =, - : 1895 1886
rubber cushions, freize 36oo5 1867
Crib Mottress, irnersprine
TICK lZ.So 7SZ
Mahogany curio Cabinet,
banded, inloid, sonple 1895 ll8.4l
Genuine Mahogany Cock
tail Tobie, leather top 1925 sc. .00
2-Pc. Kroehler Copri lOO%
NyIon Living Room
Suite ------g--. 1885 1918
seuIptursd Rue 5,7l49.95 1856
3-Pc. Antique White AA
French Provincial Bed
room 1895 2Q8.7l
Odd Lot Table Lamps, fo.95to
yolues from ---- 1926 e,oz
mieo TOP = : l24,e5 1926
Simmons Ortho-Fim Type
lnnersPrino Mottress.
Twin or full size. Box
spring to match SPECIAL 37.9o
i Odd Lot Of Assorted Pic. o.o5to
lures, voiue from --lo.o5 4.0S
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-10-21

tr-r1 49, ~ 49, -
.,,, an,i'. eC,. -. - :.
49, ,n]a - $50 CO -.
LOCATED opposite IaF4oF MIG
on Route 20 8-30-l6p
rvpFpr err9 u-C-r - D. NJ.
r~n-r, a,-.t -,' r. ,1-. ,.., ,,r.,.
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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-10-21
NOTICE

ming tile lst day OF January 1850
Such purchases shall be subject
70 PROBATION for fractional periods
of years tn THU same nAnrft 4s
pre~crto IN Section 46-lt6 ol
the 1886 Code IF ElriutA iur ta-
purchase ot state Motor vr'a.l
licenses
This shall not BE- required Of
any person Who does not actually
reside IN Cumberland County ana
VINO does not use their automobile
or truck in Cumberland County
IN the conduct Of then business
occupation d profession The
word reside as used in this or
dlnsnce shall be construed 90
mean ITO have A place Of abode
III Cumberland County lrreSpec
tive OF the intention OF any per
son 10 return TO some residence
outside OF Cumberland County ut
some future time.
The license tax year shall com
mence on the 10Th day of Fcbfu-
AIRY and shall expire Oh the 18TH
day OF February following the
time when the license tax first
becomes aSseSSable
Any person coming under tile
provisions OF this ordinanc shall
make application for License upon
form prescribed by the TreaSur-
er of Cumberland County and at
such places as he may desiquate
and upon payment OF required tax
shall be issued as evidence. tins
or tags which shall be attached
10 the rear OF the vehicle so Ii
censed so as TO be readable In
manner similar to the State IL
cense tags Failure TO display tins
or tags shall be considered as ylo-
latlon even though the license tax
has been paid II shall be unlaw-
ful Tor any person 10 whom tin
or tag Is issued upon the payment
OF any license tax prescribed Iii
This orulnace. to give. loan rent
sell. assign or transfer such TN
OF tag TO another or 70 otherW.sr
permit another 70 use IN any man
neF such tin or tag or TO dupn-
cate such tin OF tag during TIM
license tax year for which the
same is issued
Nothing in this ordinance shall
be construed TO require license
tax OF person exempted under
provisions OF the State Statute
Every person who violates any
provision OF this ordinance shah
be guilty OF a misdemeanor and
upon conviction thereof. shall be-
punished by a fine of hot less
than Five Dollar SIS 00i nor more
than Five Hundred Dollars
$500 co. OF by confinement hi
jan for not more than sixty DAYS
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FOR RENT

APARTMENT II lyom furnish
Pine st ,,F,one 4f4w 10-7-tf
~---
APARTMENT - Tao bedrooms,
furr shed 309 z eel s.. Phone
s74>+ matt
Observation-Disclosures
APART MIN I.5---3 rooms unfur-
nsned at ll3 virginia Street
FaFmglle Call 6G3J l0-ll-6t
APARTMENT close 70 Man
street Rent cheap Apply Cradles
store l0-ll-6p
bedrooms. Phone 80 l0-l4-3p
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49, 80
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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-10-21

FOR SALE Is acres 5 miles from
Farmvllle On paved road. school
bus and man! route Stream and
good lake site Tobacco barn and
~ acres bright tobacco all0t-
nent Wen fenced 100000 Easy
terms
Res rooms 2 baths. oil heat.
large basement hardwood floors,
only 5 years old large lot I'M
mediate possession. SIP 900
Lake site. 81 acres. some good
young timber old mil dam on
stream. could be repaired and
make large lake Hurryi $l75000
Res beautiful bungalow s rms
and bath. hardwood floors. ample
kitchen cabinet space and closet
spacr Large fenced in back Yard
Garage with workshop This nice
home Is located IN Jackson
Heights PLEASE call for appoint
mont m nenerf price s7800 90
$500 90 down and balance sac 90
per month
Residence oxcellent location near
r.ongwood coIleoc a BED rooms
nae4n,ent oil heat STA ono WIN
take srnaIIe, house al down nav
ment
Dark Tobacco Farm 20 acres 40
in mon etate Of Ncultivation d /
acros tobacco harns q rom,
dwelling 4 miles from FarmvjlIe
as ooo
IA ,cree 70 cleared q 4mq dwell
No with electricity 4 , acres dark
alr-cured burlv and bright nue
tobacco allotment Az 600 forms
Near Creve 10l acres rood 4
nm res with running water.
telpphone electricity Located 8
niIns from creue Several ont
aiijldings "a 500
an acrae miles from FarmvilleN
SALE n,{re SQq9 ~ Terms
pae & roo,rs ham barduond
flonrs large lat in Farmvilln
eoecia1 ~ Se5oo Terre se5n
aouc ana balance eao M M
NM e+o,o IN thriving south
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-10-21
HELP W ANTED

MAN Married man with car to
distribute Fuller brushes. by APP
pointmcnt\only $87 90 plus week
ly expenses Write Manager, 1912
Memorial Ave. Lynchburg Va
Phone 3-5l93 I0-7-tf
WHITE MATTRESSES -l8 years
Of age or older apply IN person to
Mrs Leila Trear. Hotel Weyan-
oke Farmyille Va l0-l44t
MEN two good men. who want
To earn from SIS to sl0O weekly
Established route With regular
customers Nut have late model
car neat appearance Write FUN
details. Care Box RH. Care Farm
Vile Herald l0218-4t
MAN TO service farm families in
Prince Edward County with ma
tionally advertised WatinS Prod
ucts Profits of $50 to 500 weekly
or more possible from start.
Should be over Is years Of age
with car or light truck. No in
/ yestmeut. Write The j r. Wat
Ens Company Box SOIL. Rich
mond. Va l0-7-3t Fl
! MAN Young well dressed man
with ear living in or near Farm
vllle for a JOB with future with
large national concern s92 week
" See Nj Martin. Weyanoke
Hotel Tuesday. Oct = between
9 and 9 , m, and Wednesday be-
tween and II l0-25-lt
WAITRESS eood pay, day work
permanent position Bradshaw s
/ Restaurant Burkeullee P Il o ne
$3.50 ;. 1921 81
~~~A
+ HOUSEkEEPER neat and heal
thy for two elderly I9ople Vii
laee near Richmond. Write Mrs
John Howard 205 Brunswick
Ave, Blackstone Phone 846J
I0-2l-2i
MIDDLE AGE WOMAN TO keer
house ard care Of chsld apply
Box X Care FarmEGle Herald
i0-2l- q
I CASHIER ~ Apply IN person
SouthS.de Sundiy. Farmvilie, Va
1921 >
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SERV ICES

-~~i- - - -~-~~---
DITCHING - let Us dig your
bitches, septic tanks. etc by ma
chine. especially designed for that
purpose Rural work solicited
Prtney Plumbing and Heating
Phone ABB Farmvilie. Va. 4-2l-tf
O T TELEVLSION sa7es and
service. Hotpoint appliances sales
and service MOTLEY Hardware
Co. 1873 and 23I Main st. phone
258 or 302, Farrnville, Va Slot
YOUR JOHN DEERE Dealer.
Shanaberger & Sons. RI. 400 East.
phone 993. Farmv.lle. Va. 5-27-tt
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85c per inch
FOL, SALE

YOUR JOHN DEERE. Dealer
eha,ateyoo, =, aonx ut Aeo FAT
pf'o'Do ~ = - -
LAWN MOWER II Heo o. Me
culloch. shanaberpcr IL Sons RI
4e0 East Phone gg3 Farmville
EEGISTERED Hereford Bun Sill
ycr-carjoe breeding Three years
old WeiQhs 1900 pounds $3.50.
pauere furnished Robert Tayl0r.
"''V' 20 %.
EToTIR, 100 his Is as euaran-
-. .. =. ,na tae, ,,a1;tv Gton
Ecu ~ ~ l''' 100 S $3.50 xxx
q p'iop : 81 -
bi'ubo' - :.
qFE HODGES & DOWDY Fur
rt.,,ra (o,unepv op Second st
n.y.. W.. 'pa'p IN w =. trna. III,
49,. ~ 49, a.,'r,ancao w.
- = .'''' - -, ~ f',.,t,,,..
- ~ - d on -
PUPS two male bun cocker span
icls. z months old A K G regis
tered NJ + Turner B,nkeyille
rAn. oat4 az ~ IL
REFRIGERATOR Norge aefrig-
orator and Hotpoint electric
stove ia excellent condition Plic,
reasonable { q C0nDedgp Pow
ba,a, H. N t8-2t,
-~
WHY WORRY about troupi-soane
KIN Infection Try V-J-O. Grays
Drugs l2~2l-AIp ~
-
FARM MACHINERY Falmau
II tractor pillow mover E4sytlow
All for $500 w q Garrison
Rir. Va I0-l3 jDtF
~~--
BEAGLE HOUNDS All age
broken dogs. started pups unsiart-
~ piiD9 loSG Dorh1ae All rkpfeier-
.d Axe n,oetl,. neld cbon,piov
hreed,u. Some onod oan. dooe
3eaeonatle w r cotahn,.n
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NOTICE

.0f ruuJ aiJh more than one hook
attached 10 single line IN
streams stocked vIth trout and
slca hook must be be baited with
nataral Ana artificial bat Pro
!lrc Aoar}Ar I'M shall not BE-
construed r0 prol al. the Use of
artificial lures Ulth more than onr
hook
COMMISSION OF GAME AND
INLAND FISHERIES
Beverley " Stras Jr
Chairman l0-2l-lt
TO ALL WHOM TT MAY CON
Germ Please take notice that
the store orchard and farm. at
GOLD HILL. Buckingham Couu-
tn VA Oh q S Highway No is.
heretofore operated as BOAT
WRIGHT'S STORE and the
BOATWRIGHT ORCHARD have
been sold To ] II Emerson 1t al
and the estate Of F n BoatWright
Is no longer IN any way reSpon-
sible foT any debts contracted N
either III the above names on and
after October LIST 1855 RAY r
CARTWRIGHT Executor OF F II.
Boatpright Wealthia Va
l0-2l-2t F.
Notice is hereby gwen. that
pursuant to Section 46-64 OF the
1850 Code Of Virginia. as amend
cd IN 1854 and pursuant TO Title
-5 Chapter ! Section 1873. as
amended as aforesaid. the Board
Of Supervisors OF the County OF
Cumberland did at their regular
meeting on Friday October 7.
1888 unanimously adopt the fol-
loving local ordinance
WHEREAS # mere Is an
increasing need for additional
revenue to meet the growing costs
tor operating the various county
agencies and
WHEREAS It has been deem
ed advisable TO broaden the tax
base IN Cumberland County by
imposing motor vehicle license
tax on all automobiles and trucks
kept Or garaged in Cumberland
County
THEREFORE, There shall be
imposed license tax OF SIS 90
against every automobile or truck
with carrying capacity Of less
than one ton and a license tax Of
$40 90 shall be- imposed for the
operation Of every truck having a
carrying capacity OF one ton or
more The owner Of everW such
motor vehicle shall purchase a H.
ctnSe plate for his motor vehicle
on vehicles and shall firmly attach
the license plate TO the rear state
License plate affixed 10 such yc-
lAcle Or vehicles and that such
shall be made each year
at the Office OF the Treasurer Of
the County of Cumberland BE-
tween the LIST day Of January and
the 18th day Of February. begin
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| ton job will be long and may
effect for years the economy Of
the already depressed Woon.
socket textile area"
Two-thirds Of Woonsocket'i
5000 industrial workers wert
back on the job, but 5000 still
languished on the sidelines, with
no indication when their Job
viii resume.
OF the damaged homes, 16(
were declared uninhabitable un-
til repairs are made. Owners
stayed with relatives. or sought
public assistance. The city hac
about Is million in property
losses.
There were 1856 collins washed
out Of a cemetery. with only 81
of them recovered so far.
Other communities - Paw.
ltucket, Central Falls and Cum.
Iberland - suffered lesser. but
substantial, industrial damage.
NEW YORK
| Four died. Army engineer.
estimate property damage at $l1
million.
/ Hardest hit were Ellenville
Port Jervis and Pleasant Valley
all in the southeastern corner
of the State. A score of othel
towns and camps had minol
damage, however.
| Port Jervis. a railroad city Of
10000 skirted by the Delaware
and Neversink Rivers. has mos
.of its industries rolling again
with heaviest losses to the Erie
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Railroad, whose crippled opera
tions has laid off so people.
1t may be two weeks before
the line can reopen.
Over a seven-county southern
area, about so houses were de-
stroyed, 800 damaged. and nu-
merous bridges swept away in
the flood. Gov. Hartman was
channeling regular public works
money into the rebuilding job.