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FARMS

DAIRY FARM. va, 55
mi. D. C.: highly cultivated: on =
rds.: 60-cow D. c. barn; houses;
1913 head cattle; all neces. mach; !;
feed. SS5 010 compl. WO. 6-702g.
$3.50 On, $50 MO, buys for So. $50
= acres: . large rooms. porch. cleo.
phone hard road: white COM
munity: SIS mi S. TIE. 6-413l. 81
FARM-Prince William Co. tout 60
frontage. s-room house: cow barn,
poultry house. pump house, barn;
10 acres cleared. Priced for quick
Ian LAND c eEFlNG i S-sss SAv -5n
80 ACRES. mod 2-story dwelling:
very desirable for investment o.
subdivision; n clear. a wooded;
beaut. site for lake: $4,000,
PENTAGoN REALTY CO., Crescent
A '-G REAL TOBACCO FARMEi4a
acres, 30 mi. D. c. .Sl5,a5O. incl.
equip. Can assume lge. LIST mtge;
asa yrs to 60, Owner In i'll
health. Main dwelling, 9 rms. A.
rm tenant house; rec built 2 lse,
tobacco barns. peri, -eond.; 75 acres
clear land Water from spring fed
sstdesm Hard:snrf road 70 prop.
IA. e-ss93. he. 4-35O0. W. W.
LEWIS. Realtor.
MODERN poultry farm
and processing plant on 2 acres.
one hour from d. c.: modern T.
year-old stone rambler: large first
trust obtainable BOX 916, The
Plains, Va
FARM, las acres. between Front
Royal and Winchester. Va nice
9-rm. house. . SEE. porches. bsrnt ;,
bath, elec. hot and cold water; 10
good milk COWS. . mules. all farm
machinery: $4,000. Call Stephen
City. l40-J-3. 90
WANTED TO RENT with option TO
buy farm. MONTGOMERY County; %
mi. d. C.: close to schools: value
approx. $4,000. Ewes, RE. 7-34s4.
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BARR BUILDING

oL1Ab4b LIZ 4A4<44NS
9l0 18th ST, NV.
) room and = room suites available
now. Air conditioned, fiuoreseent
hghts. Also, | single room.
HERBERT HARVEY
INCORPORATED pa
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wAREHoUsEs-RENT Cont

3. 100-8 600 SO. FT.-13-ft. ceilings
Heavy wiring; large overhead doors;
ONCE space: brick nd-masonry
construction suitable for manu-
road Rental. 81 .D5 per II, per yr
Phone Mr.. WEGMAN, Pc. 1850
ewes; or OIL. 4-l676 weekdays.
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OFFICE pUIIDTNO

OFFICE BUILDING
Uptown, Connecticut avenue area
fully leased with stores on hrst
fionr. Price. Sl2b.00a For details
call Mr.. Wood this week end. no.
s-6a30, no. 9-6asn and RE. =
COLONIAL INVESTMENT co
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AVIATION

LUSC0MB SA 1916; metal prop
trsnsceiver. sos hours A. g. E: So
hrs. since top: Sl,095 OIL. p
1913 -9g
CUB J-3; new license; al Hyde Field:
$3.50. Call 9 anil pm, RE. s.
TAYLOR CRAFT; new license at
Hyde Field: Ssa5 Call 8 ANIL
pm, RE. 5-S9S2 20
!. SHARE in Piper Clipper. Is
tranSeyr OMNI; new tires; clean;
recording tach.; S1.050. XII. O.
5uiu -"q
ERC0uPE-s5 hp. new fabric,
metal prop. SLABS, HE. 4-6935.
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146 Acres-Elite Country
is ACRES
1,000-FT. ROAD FRONTAGE
STREAM

FINE SIAbLE AMI CoaRAL 90
miles from the District. set in fine
shade trees and beautiful gardens
large entrance hall. living rm., din
Ing rm., large kitchen, library,
bedrm. and bath. and screened
porch on list floor: circular stair
way to second floor with bedrms.
. baths. end maids room and bath,
> bedrooms and bath on third floor
price, So, 500. Please call
EN-, 2-4232 or OIL. 2-5S67
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NEAR PENTAGON

Choice location; air-eonditionsd B.
room suite. 757 50: IT,, decorated
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TRAlLERS

CONTINENTAL 1853 33-ft. trailer.
-. bedrms.. bath. liv. rm.. kit, CT
6-l41u. 90
WANTED, house trailer. or some
thing suitable for Twins quarters
for couple on farm must be rea-
sonsble, HE. 4-.555: ewes. Ju, g.
sEE THE NEW lift. FLORENCE
S3,a95. BELTSVILLE TRAILER
SALES. 1925 BALTIC. Wash. blvd,
WANTED 70 BUY good used house
trailers; all cash. BELTSvILIE
I TRAILER SALES, 1895 Balto.-
Wash, blvd. Beltsville, Md. -
REGAL, 1853, 27la IT.; good con-
dition, Includes dolly trailer hitch.
$1,000. XII $4,000. II
1893 IMPERIAL SPARTANETTE
mobile nome. 40 IT, . bedrooms.
fully carpeted; $3.495. Cypress z
M" SYSTEM, 1917, 2s IT., excel
lent condition. No. A., Temple
Trailer Village, Alexandria; rea-
sonable. OY. 3-l24S, 80
5x1is BODY. heavy duty, home
made trailer; excellent condition.
Passed D. c. insp; $50. LII, 4-I8s6.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED

INDUSTRIAL and End commercial
properties wanted for sale or lease
A. M. ROTH CO., RE. 1880
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BUSINESS PROP. WANTED
STORES FOR RENT

81. nth ST. N.w.--l-story store;
full hsmt. GOOD spot for druE and
iuncheouette, earrF-ont. barber
shop or small service business. II
I63e nth ST. N.W.--Ccrner store,
iGx50, psrking NJ T. SMITH
NC DI. 7-7s57; ewes LII l.
downtown, ao3 Z st. nw.-ideal
for discount operation: low rent,
Ma. S-Sb9G
STORE, 9TH and p SITS. n,w.--23tax
10 IT, double windows. full base
meni. large garage across from the
Heeht CO. busy tTafiic excellent
for anr business. Gail Me. S-952s
weekdays between : and 4;3n. -
RENT. lower level Of store. - II. by
SD r. suitable for modeiins or
dancing. studio: heat, alr-eond. and
elee incl IN rent. 1u8 n Giebe rd.
T FAX sSn SHOPPING cENrER---N
Hampshire ave, at EaSt-West hwy,
Pr GeorRes Co stores araila bic
for several types o! business in
elading womens. children's and
mems wear: deiicatesSen. restRu-
shopping center 10 contain 20
stores with parking for approx
600 cars; construction 10 start
soon, large stores leased 10 Wool
worth Food Lane SupermarkFt,
Peoples Drug and others, Hot
Shoppes to build new restaurant
Immediately adtoininR For faY-
Their information. consult LEASING
Dept, SHANNON l. LUCHS CO
Realtors. 124 18th st. nv. Ma.
S-9345
STORE AND APT: busy location
upoeT l4th st n ", good for any
business JU. 7-6s16. IA. a-3nin.
-
s 1CKVILIE --- New stores available
soon. ideal for barber shop. novelty
store. beauty shop, etc; very rFas-
rent EN- 3-lun3 20
sea 18th ST. NV, 1875. heat
furnished Sa5n per mo. Call ROSS
& PHELPS. INC. MA S-93n0
Ewes. and week ends. AID. "-ju50.
"a
100 18th ST. NW.--LRe store. good
for any type retail business; newly
dec, Very .reas. rent. RA, 81 ln1'
RE 5-a531 ---.iU
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Gus. PROP. FOR SALE Cont
Very Good
Commercial Property

1914 NEW YORK AVE.
For sale subject to- lease on ground
floor expiring October So. Ind and
3rd floor for rent at Sl75 mo
Owner will remodel or redecorate,
suitable for 2nd-fiooT apt. Call
Mr.. Beall. HU. 3-39IS after $3.50
or DE. 2-i131 during the day.
>. C. CHATEL. 1877 Wisconsin Ave
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

BRADENTON, FLA.-2-bedrm. frame
house with earport: screened front
and rear porches. Call HA. 2-754g.
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BOATS

10 TT. CUPBOARD DAY CRUISER
Completely equipped Must be
sold this week. OIL. 2-s006
HUPMoBILE 1893. Very good cord.
VIII trade for cupboard motor.
1913 Woodmont ave. Bethesda.
Nd DL. 4-aSSg. 80
WANTED--IO hip. or more out
board motor VIII, trade ~ Ply
mouth 4-dr de luxe sedan. r.
and h., sooa cond. ia. 9-o353
BOTTOM PAINT.
Vinylon LIQUID plastic, Everdur
screws and Anchorfast nails Boat
lumber and plywood cut to size.
W, II, tBilp JENKINS, 500 Maine
II AND II FIT. Wee bottom out
board on display Sat. and Sun.
Mod priced, w. H IBID JEN-
KINS. 500 Maine ave. Sw. ga
PRIVATE PARTY must sell 10 row
boats, : boat engines; ~ 34.ft.
cruiser hull, misc. equipment. WA.
1895. 20
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

3, 100-s,OO0 So. IT.: l3-ft. ceilings.
heavy wiring. larGe overhead
doors. offiee space. brick and MA
sonry construction; suitable for
manufacturing or warehouse. Lo-
cation Bethesda River I'd. at the
railroad. Rental. 81 05 per #.
per VI Phone MR.. WEGMAS.
Pc e-a35G. ewes: or OIL. 4-l616
weekdays. -
LEASE with option 10 buy--1 !. 600
50 1T. ground floor; fire-reSistinE
bsdE.. Us eeiling, loading docks,
B&O siding and n.0u0-so. 1T, park
ms court All fenced in. Powered
and GOOD for any business in d. c.
For InSp phone, LII. 4-3200 or
HE. 4-Gl27. 20
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NEARBY FARM

OF so acres In Hunt section OF Viz
ginia is miles from Washington ::
1-room dwelling and outbuildinEs:
can be made into beautiful estate
or suboivided for DEVELOPMENT. Sub
stantial cash REQUIRED
Terry B. Simms, JE. 2-65l7
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SILVER SPRING

g03 SELlM RID.
Approx 5000 so It. In one-story
bldg. biz. from business center
able. 5000 per mo cali Mr.. Morgan.
KOONES Il MONTGOMERY INC,
Realtors. DI. 5-2342.
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8 UNIT BRICK APT. BLDG.--R. /
ave and nth ST area NV Rebuilt
1858, 8 mod kits. 8 tiled bath
Rentals SO 600. asking S3T 500.
terms; list trust. S25. 900.
HUNT BRICK COR. APT BLDG
Boiling Field area yrs. otd
Rentals. Si3S7S: net cash prom
about s5. 600. Priced low: original
owner: good terms. David 9osen-
berg DREYFUSS BROS, IA. s.
0Ssa; ewes, Sun. IA. 2-1S"a - 10
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

SPACE AVAIL. for general mer-
chandisc, for machinery etc by
the piece or So y excel. delivery
service also avail. RE. 7-Ol so.
90
BETHESDA--Will build for respon-
ing lb-ft. ceiling height. containing
approx. 5000 So H. OF storage
space with an additional 900
50. II. OF modern ONCE space to
be completely air-cond loo. close
in commercial zone Have other
buildings for rent In same area. Call
Mr.. Hall. ROBERT B. HALL Co.
OIL. 2-32b0. 30
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. lOFFICESs SIUDIOS FOX kENI
lCanfinuadl
4n1n LEE HWY
WIRE BUILDING

Ofnces and shoppes; modern: Just
completed: single once or suites;
parkins: professional atmosphere:
OIL o-S6Q0 -2g
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units white good 10.
cation; erected in 1919: corporate
owned; MANAGEMENT records avail
able for preceding three years
Price fail-eash deaD. Sl4j,0nn
Cal Mr.. Wood this week end, no
9-8a20 no. 2-69so and RE. 2
COLONIAL INVESTMENT co
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Modern aforementioned, located II
the Metropolitan area. IS mile
from White House; utmeS. anr
modern appointments. ineludins
swimming pool. Price. S5Sn.ntA
For details contact Mr.. Wood thii
and RE 1-6s5G.
COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO
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INVEsTMENT PROP. FOR sALl

3-BEDRM. HOME in NV, D. C. or
sis, 900 and $4,000. Have all
cash client Call Mr., MILBY. NO,
5,s5.s;I. FREDERICK W. BER ERE
. LARGE GARDEN-TYPE APT.
PROJECTS. showing excellent re-
turns No vacancy problems Can
be sold separately or as packase
deal. Substantial cash REQUIRED and
will consider trade. Box go q,
LARGE HOUSE. converted to = furn
units: excel. NV. renting neigh
borhood. Income $500 mo. Priced.
SIS 500 with $4,000 cash all co.
S-d@22; ewes. WE, 5-6S5S. %
3-UNIT BLDG, mr. Pa. ave Sc
Income. SIPS month: only $3.50
With $500 down. RA. 6-2.00. -
ARLINGTON. VA.-Small 6-room
house. como lease, rented at
S55 mo. Lo, a7x7a. Eoned duplex
Assume 81 0O0 trust. Priced right
at $500. Cali OWNER, HA, q
BUY DIRECT fdue TO iilness) . det
brk., 5-unit apt. hldss cow. loca-
tion OWNER. 10 3-6ss9 go
BY OWNER-Corner brick apt. BLDG.
Of six furnished apis. well oceu-
pied: near Lincoln Park Sc; easy
terms, OK TO live in and rent part.
co S-0ili 30
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

MODERN I-STORY BRICK AND
CONCRETE in northeast, approx.
1000 50. H.. side alley, truck en-
trance rear; will consider lease.
IA. 9-5O4B 90
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3 stores-Inc. So, 700 Per Yr.

brick. FIRE resistant.
newly COMMUNICATIONS ms. rate
can purchase on lee basis
F. c. PETERS g. co.
MA. s-074:: Ewes, Sun. EN-, "-s176
%
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-02-03
Virginia Heritage Month
Special Events TO Draw Visitors
TO Historic Shrines Next 30 Days

que opportunity to observe 18th
century family plantation life.
Special activities in each room.
including the preparation Of an
Old Virginia dinner. chess players.
and servants at work will be en-
acted in tableau. expenditing the
easy traffic of visitors through
out this lovely shrine.
Alexandria Events
February II there will be Open
House at Gadsby's Tavern. Alex
andria. where Washington re-
cruited troops for Fort Necessity.
and at historic Carlyle House. with
costumed hostesses and light re-
freshments. Legions of costumed
hosts and hostesses will greet visit
ors to the shrine in the city of
Alexandria and the adjacent area.
including Gunston Hall. Wood
lawn Plantation and Pohick
Church on February 10. A Candle
light Musicale vii lbe held at the
home of George Mason from 4
until 6 p. m. on that day. while
Martha Washington Greatcake
will be served visitors to Wood
lawn Plantation. presented as a
wedding gift nv George Washing
ton to his, wife's granddaughter
Nelly. Gusts. Visitors will be SER
we'd luncheon at Pohick Church
where Washington was vestry-
man.
Costumed link boys with lam
terms will escort guests into Gads-
hvs Tavern on February %,
where a rotund Host" and cos
tuned barmaid. and receiving line
in costumes depicting the great
figures of Washington day, will
receive them. From the gallery
over the ballroom. costumed
musicians will play for the guests.
Tickets are available TO the pub
lie.
Washington Birthplace
AT the George Washington Birth
place in Westmoreland County.
tea and gingerbread from the re-
cipe OF. Mary Washington will be
served visitors on Washington
birthday. The public is invited
and no admission charge will be
made.
Invitations have been issued
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-02-03
Virginia Heritage Month

Virginia Heritage Month. from
January 10, Lees birthday.
through February %. birthdate of
George Washington, got off to
an explosive start at Cold Har-
Dor near Richmond on January
D. At 3 p m on that day units
dressed in authentic costumes Of
troops they represented staged
q firing OF rifles and artillery from
4 the War Between the States. under
the direction of Captain Malcolm
! f. Mason, Troop l. Second Vir-
( ginia Cavalry
1t was only part Of tour of
Richmond National Battlefield
Park. conducted by the Richmond
Chapter. Civil. War formidable.
Members of the General AS
sembly have also been invited to
Colonial Williamsburg on January
Is. where they will hear A Re-
solution for the Establishment of
Virginia Heritage Month read from
the Capital of that ancient city.
In Lees Memory
On Lees birthday. Stratford
Hall will hold a candlelight OBJ
Servance at the ancestral home Of
the Lees. while on the same day
the White House of the Con-
federacy VIII hold "Opan House"
with no admission charged on
Lees birthday RichmOnd's ValHn-
tine Museum will feature Lee
Exhibit during Heritage Month.
comprised Of items from their
own Lee collection as we'll as
other items on loan from Shirley"
plantation the girlhood home of
Anne Hill Carter. mother of Rob-
ert F. Lee
Colonial Williamsburg has
package Of events designed for
heritage entertainment. including
Canclehght MusicaleS at Burton
Parish Church. Evening Tours of
18th century craft shops at p.
m. each w dne d ay night
throughout the period by lantern
and tape.hght The distinguished
Annual Antiques Forum will also
be held in Williamsburg begin
ming on January %.
AT Kenmore in Fredericksburg
on February l from 10 a. m I'M
til p IN. visitors viii have a uni
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-02-03

Monday evening. the money
raised was only slightly over $500
The staff of WSVS continued to
broadcast throughout the evening.
and the results were not very en-
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-02-03

couraging BY 1890 on Tuesday
morning With Jody still in Jail.
the mayor OF CreWe reduced the
bail to $1,000 because Of Jody's
past record and his earnest en-
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-02-03
Little Jody Is
Released After
Bail Is Reduced

The Mayor of Crewc. Va. the
Hon. J. II. Fhppen. stepped into
the falling issue Of Little Jody
Rainwater. At ESQ a. M. Monday.
Jody was yanked off the air by
Deputy Sheriff. Frank Shepard.
and taken in hand cuffs to the Jail
In .Crewe.
1nitially. the bail was set at
$1,000. however. at S p. IN. on
every school in Virginia to visit
the Woodrow Wilson Birthplace
in Stanton free of charge during
Virginia Heritage Month. in OBJ
servance q the Woodrow Wilson
Centennial year.
Commemorative exercises will
be held at the Tomb OF Mount
Vernon on Washington birthday.
and the public viii be admitted
free Of charge on that day.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-02-03

the Jail door and set Little Jody
free at noon.
Fourteen counties contributed
TO the drive in Southern Virginia.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-02-03

Tuesday IS minutes after the
announcement by Mayor Flippen,
the $1,000 was exceeded. The total
Is minutes later was 81 059l6.
when the jaller finally opened
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-02-03

deaver to help the March of
Dimes.
The entire stunt was n drive by
WSVS to get funds for the March
of Dimes and by HAS 4. m. on
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FRIDAY

sOV
4-News and Loeol News.
Horkness. sproeue.
5-News.
Warren.
7-News. Weather. Sports.
McCoftrey. Allen. Malone.
9-News. WeotheF. Sports.
Richards. OoueIos. Doniels.
l1:1o
5-Woshington Movietime.
Hour, 20 Min. "A Girl, o Guy
and o Cob" le4l. A Beautiful
secretary in love with her d'o-
nified ond conventional employer
Is eheooed to o happy 60 lucky
soilor. Lucille Boil. George
Murphy.
Has
4-Weother. Sports. Music.
Strinoer. Simpson. Les Poul.
9-The Late Show. Movie.
Ia Hours. "Lody at Midnight" "
l948. A man and his wife ore
threatened with the loss OF their
7-yeor-old adopted daughter.
Richard Dennine. Frances Rof-
ferfy.
I1:z0
7-NTA Film Spectacular.
"Whisoerine Ghosts" l94z. Mil
ton eefle. Brendo Joyce.
1880
4-Tonight. Steve Allen.
100
9-WeutheF.
Evening star., 1956-12-23
Program Listings

story Of Fothet George B. Ford OF
Corpus Christi cotholic Church.
New York City, who risked his
life to help on ex- convict 20,
straight" George eFent. Pat Cor
wdy.
9-Zane Grey Theoter.
"Stors Over Texos." A May
December norrioee is Threatened
BY love triangle os we'll os
indian roiders. Rolph Bellomy.
Glorio ToIbott.
800
4-The Chevy Show. Variety.
Hour. Filmed in Alosko as
Christmas show for American
seVlcemen stotioned there. Stor-
ring Bob Hope with Ginger
Rogers, Peggy King, Jerry Co
lonno, Heddo Hopper, Mickey
Mantle and the Purdue Glee
Club. Carol Morris.
1.-The Msh cdlled x. Drama.
9-cFusoder. Drama.
THE Blow Off," Communist
broodcosts from desolote noun
toin oreo send Mott seofchino
for the illegal stotion.
s:zs
S-Motthew Worten. News.
$50
5-cruneh and Des. Adv'ture.
1.-The Wise. Drono.
Corpse in the Celldr." While
investigating q bonk clerk sus.
pected Of embezzline funds.
Mark Sober finds himself soIv-
ING q murder cose. Dondld Gray
9-Playhouse Of Stors.
The Poyoft." A disiIIusioned
man is tempted to toke o bribe
when his douohter needs On op-
erotion and he cont find the
money TO poy for it. Rolph
Bellomy.
Evening star., 1956-12-23
December 2S

NG&SIItUSt 80
6:55
7-Louis Allen. Weather.
TOO
4-Your Hit Porode. Music.
5-Bodse TIA. Crime.
Reruns Of Dfoenet,
7-Jim Gibbons. R. RendeIl.
Sports. News,
9-Annie Oakley. Western.
Annie comes to the rescue Of O
defenseless widow who is BEING
terrorized into selling her farm.
Gail Davis.
7:i5
7-John Dolly. News.
7:3o
4-Eddie Fisher. Songs.
5-Fobion Of Seotlond Yord.
Little Girl"
7-kin Tin Tin. Adventure.
RintY becomes q eonine detec-
tive to reveal the cuIprit fixing"
O roce between stooecooch and
O railroad ttuin.
o-My Friend Flisko.
Stars Gene Evons, Anito Louise,
Johnny Woshbrook.
7:4S
4-NBc News.
David Brinkley. Chef 'Huntley.
500
4-Life Of Riley. Comedy.
Riley and ellis become involved
with two gun moIIs while trying
to pass judgment on their sons
blind dotes.
5-FiFst Run Theotef. Movie.
| Hour, IS Min. ''Lody Scor-
foce." l94l. The pursuit Of O
dangerous gunwonon from CHI
cuoo to New York. Judith An.
defson. Dennis O'Keefe
7-Adventures OF Jim Bowie.
Jim oids q young marquis &C.
cused of being member OF O
confidence ring. Scott Forbes.
9-West Point.
Double Reverse"
$50
4-WoIter WineheIl Show.
COLOR.
7-cFcssroods. Dromo.
THE Kid Had O Gun." The
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-12-08
Seventeen Natl.
Groups Back
Federal Aid For
Public Schools
Folsom States Hopes
For Early Congress
Action, And Cites
Presidents Views

Washington, Dec. 4.-Marion b.
Folsom told representatives of II
national organizations Friday that
he hoped the bill for Federal aid
to school construction will be one
of the earliest to come before the
next Congress.
The group visited the Secretary
of Health, Education and Welfare
to let him know that their organi-
cations were combining their eff
forts to push the bill through Con-
gress.
Secretary Folsom said it was
President Eisenhower's idea to
have the Powell amendment, chief
stumbling block to the legislation
last year, considered separately if
at all.
The secretary also said that
President Eisenhower strongly fav-
ored formula that would distrib-
ute the Federal school construction
funds on the basis of state needs.
The Kelley bill, which failed last
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Oil Industry Uses
Wide Divergence In
Accounting Methods

New York, N. Y, Dec. 3.-Wide
Emergencies among the nations
petroleum producers in accounting
for leasehold, exploration and de-
velopment costs, are discussed in
an article by Horace r. Brock,
CPA, which appears in the Decem-
her issue of the Journal of Ac-
countancy published today.
Pointing out that there does not
appear to be general agreement as
to accounting practices to be fol-
lowed by oil producers, the article,
based on information gathered
from 81 companies that produced
GO per cent Of the total United
States output Of crude oil in 1858,
discloses these findings:
% Sixty-five per cent CT the
firms capitalize only those explor
alton costs directly attributed to
the discovery and development of
specific oil and gas reserves, while
35 per cent expense all such costs.
None of the companies capitalizes
all exploration costs.
(2) Fifty-nine of the companies
have employees engaged in activi-
ties leading to the acquisition of
leases, but only IA attempt to cap
italize to leaseholds any portion
of leasing costs incurred by their
own staffs.
60 Thirty-seven Of the SO COM
panies which make fixed rental
payments charge the costs to cur
rent expense, while the other Is
capitalize the. payments to lease
holds.
(4) Forty-six Of the producers
capitalize all intangible drilling
and development costs incurred in
connection with the drilling of pro-
ducing wells, but only five of these
companies make any provision at
the end of the fiscal period for
COSIS VI llCoHiPicCc "cho ehaI al
expected to be dry holes. The
other Al charge costs of dry holes
to expense only when the we'll is
completed as nonproductive.
~ Only Is companies amortize
leasehold costs, but 10 of these
companies are among the largest
&c operators.
The author of the article is as
sociate professor of accounting at
North Texas State College, Denton,
Texas. The Journal of Account
ancy is the official publication of
the American Institute of Account
ants, national organization of GER
titled public accountants.