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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-07-17
Prince Edward Gets Unidentified Gun
Comrade After Federal Court Ruling
Boss Auf0n,0fiue Sales Record Nets
EMPLOYEES Week s Free Visit To Haluuii

A Farmville couple will get a
weeks all-expense paid trip to
Hawaii because the wifes boss,
James H, Forbes, dealer, Farm
vile is too busy to make the trip
which he earned as the top Dodge
auto and truck salesman in the
four state Charlotte Reg .onal
area.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Sanderson,
to whom Forbes passed the prize
on, will join prize winners from
other sections of the county at
Los Angeles July 81 From there
they will be flown to Hawaii for
a weeks pleasure whirl.
Before leaving, the assembled
winners will be guests at Los
Angeles dinner dance with the
Lawrence Welk orchestra playing
and entertaining. Weeks music is
heard weekly on Dodge TV pro-
grams.
Dodge Brothers Corporation
will foot the bill for 80 u S. Sales
contest prize winners and a guest
of their choice Forbes was one OF
four Charlotte Reg onal winners.
His car-truck sales record for the
April May contest period topped
everyone in the Region. For the
two-month period his sales were
1867 per cent of his quota tpast
sales figure.
Walter Royal, sales manager Of
the Richmond District, was IN
Farmville Thursday to present
Forbes with two tickets for free
week in Hawaii.
The amiable dealer here
promptly turned the tickets over
to Mrs Sanderson. his book
keeper and Office manager Some
people have all the luck!
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-07-17
Insurance Company
To Occupy Armory

An area headquarters will be
established at Farmville by Home
Beneficial Life Insurance COM
pany in offices on the second floor
of the former National Guard Ar
mory on Main street.
A. O. Lafoon is the contractor
for moderization of the office TO
occupy the. entire second floor,
according to the building owners.
Workmen have already started on
the project to include remodeling
modernization and air condition
ing
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-07-17
Small Loan Go.
Hearing Moved
Back to September
Two Will Ask
For Offices
At Farmville

Hearing on the applications of
Seaboard Finance Company and
R tier Finance Company to open
small loan business offices at
Farmville have been postponed
until September Is by the State
Corporation Commission.
The sec set 10 a. m, hour
for the new hearing after one OF
the companies. Seaboard, re-
qucsted the postponement.
Under Vnginia's new con
venience and advantage legal
procedure in such applications,
the sec must determine whether
such new service here is necessary
and would serve the convenience
and advantage of the community
When the General Assembly
frightened restrictions in its last
session, it also raised the loan
| nit for such companies from
$500 to 5000 In many cases and
such is true of Ritter Finance :
the companies have loan limit
we'll below that legally authorized.
All companies making apphca-
ton to the sec to do business in
Virginia communities are in
vestigated by the Bureau OF
Banking
The hearings were originally
set for July u.
K. A. Ritter, president Ct the
Ritter Finance Company, Of
WWncote Pa, spoke to the Cham
Der of Commerce last month. He
said then his company would not
wart to locate here without COM
munity endorsement even with
sec approval AZ
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-07-17
3 Area Postmaster
Appointecs Approved

PoStmaSters at Meherriin, New
Canton and Burkeville were con
firmed by the u. S. Senate last
week. The appointees were nonl-
mated by President Eisenhower
They are
Frank j. Horlander, Jr.. Meher-
rim: Virginia M. Deana, New Can
ton, and Virgie c. P&wls, at
Burkeville.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-07-17
Acreage Reserve
Agreements Here
Valued at $6,l2O
Four Leaf Types
Under Program
81 Tobacco Farms

Thirty one Prince Edward
county tobacco farmers have
signed agreements. valued at So
l20,45, placing SO acres of crop
land in the acreage reserve pro-
gram under the soil bank plan.
Farmers have the balance Of
this week. through July 20, to
sign agreements. and d. c. Nor
ris. County ASC office manager.
said today he believes the final
weeks totals will exceed those al
ready signed.
Prince Edward county's ASC
committee has decided that only
the tobacco phase of the acreage
reserve program will be used here
this year. The soil bank plan au-
thorizes' programs for the six basic
commodities of corn. wheat. cot
ton, rice. peanuts and tobacco.
How Acres Divided
Fire-cured tObacco-16 opera
tors. 2237 acres, valued at So
657 80: sun-cured tobacco-ni nine
operators. eight acres valued at
S1l3499.
Flue-cured tobacco -four oper-
ators. 459 acres valued at ST.
022,24, and hurley two operators.
10 acres valued at S30532
Morris said the county ASC
committee considers acceptance
of the average reserve program
very good" He said many farm
ers had progressed so far in crop
production when the program
started that 1856 totals will not
reflect accurately how farmers
feel about the program We think
many more Will use the program
during 1887 he said
Payments Later
As part of the agreement con-
tract. operators must pin-point on
the aerial photo in the ASC Of
flee the reserved acreage on their
farms The land can't be used for
any productive purpose for 1856.
Operators may seed it to wheat
or hay for 1887, however.
ASC representatives will make
visual inspection of the acreage
later, with fail reimbursement
made 10 farmers after the field
checks.
Under the acreage reserve pro-
gram, landlord and tenant agree
ments are honored, with each re-
ceiving his prOportionate share of
the reimbursement Also, all acre
age allotments are protected. and
will be considered as acreage de-
voted to the commodity for the
purpose of establishing future al
lotmeptS.
How Payment Figured
ACrea ge reserve payments,
which are figured by ASC COM
mitteemen. are calculated on the
basis of average yield for the field
or acreage times the rate author
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-07-17
Buckingham Liens
Schedules Fish Fry

Buckingham County Lions Club
members are getting set for a big
picnic and fish fly to be held
July Is at Holiday Lake
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-07-17
How Payment Figured

Acre age reserve payments,
which are figured by ASC COM
mitteemen. are calculated on the
basis of average yield for the field
or acreage times the rate author
1zed per unit for the particular
Continued on page Y
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-07-17

Farm Bureau Federation VIII 65-
tend Rice said
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-07-17

trace path of bolt last Monday after striking huge
As II crashed
The of
jumped to wires the ground
lines leading into the building
off Elec
continuing for damage electrical insaa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-27

they're wonderful customers
on the night-club circuit. I
say. God bless the ladies!"
Miss West. wearing a black
gown Of sequinS over net. has
been giving II shows a week
at the Latin Quarter here.
She's moving on to Washing
ton and is hoping to get back
to Philadelphia. She partic-
ularly likes Philadelphia be-
cause there. for a Sunday
matinee. 600 women were in
her audience.
1--WE played just about
everywhere" said Miss West.
Maybe I've missed Key West
and Great Falls, Mont. and
Tucumcari, N. NJ" just not
much else. / find a great deal
of similarity in the towns and
in the audiences ! always love
coming back to New York.
even liked it when the police
raided my show. was born
in Brooklyn and have been in
show business since I was five
years old. l suppose l must
now call California home. I
have a ranch in the San Fer
nando Valley. a beach house
at Santa Monica, and an
apartment in Hollywood, !.
Come up and see me some
time!"
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Censor Can't CoviI
AT This Drug Film

drug and manages to become
derangeo in the meantime.
Said Mason: ut has been
proved that cortisone in its
pure state can affect the mem
tally of some people. especial
ly those of a schizoid ten
dency."
Sees No Effect
He was asked how he
thought the picture would
affect the public's confidence in
cortisone.
II don't think it will have a
bad effect" he replied. 1.-THE
story takes place when the
drug-it's actually a hormone
was new and relatively I'M
tried. The doctor warns the
man to go easy.
"As matter of fact, Corti-
some is seldom given to patients
in its pure form any more. It
is combined with other drugs"
Mason speaks with authority
on the picture because he is
not only its star but the
producer as well. Stars often
produce their own films indie
pendently;s this is one of the
rare instances in which a star
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It's Women, Mae Says,
Who Put Her Over

microphone she uses her eyes,
mouth, hands, elbows and hips.
She smiles and signs and
sways and Kisses and shouts.
But talk to her in her dressing
room and you find that she is
very quiet and thoughtful,
speaks with intelligence-and
makes sense.
You know" she said this
week. "I've always expected
men to like me but I've made
a great discovery: the women
like me. The women have
really put me over. I'm CRATE
full to them. They came in
droveS to my plays, such as
Sex and Diamond Lii They
saw my movies, and now
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-27

has produced a picture for a
major studio.
I asked Nick Ray how it felt
to be directing an actor who
was also the producer.
Pulls No Rock
II must admit that 1 entered
the deal with some trepida-
tion," He said. There are
some actors who would take
advantage of the situation.
But James has been perfect to
work with. He never pulls his
rank on the set"
Mason explained that most
of his producers duties were
performed before the start of
the picture. He said he was
leaving the cutting to the
director.
There's no worry about my
asking for more close-ups,"
he said. I'm fact. the only time
I ever came close to having a
run-in with a producer was
over having too many close
ups.
1T was in my first picture
here, Caught. I had a rel
atively small part. and the pro-
ducer was afraid he wasn't get
ting his moneys worth. So
he told the director to take a
lot of close-upS of me. I OBJ
jected."
Mason finally agreed to do
the close-upS only with written
assurance that they would not
be used in the picture.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-27
BY BOB THOMAS
Associated Press stan Writer

HOLLYWOOD. May 26. -
Found: A way to film an adj
diction story without incensing
the censors.
, The solution: The hero gets
hoped up on cortisone.
Dope addiction was taboo
on the screen until Otto
Preminger came along with
his Man With the Golden
Arm" The picture was re-
fused a seal of the production
code administration. Holly
woods self-censoring body,
but did excellent business any,
way.
Now goth Century-Fox is
filming Zone in a Million"
which els also about addiction
but is experiencing no Johns
ton Office troubles. The story
is based on an actual case. as
reported in the New Yorker.
Teacher Is Victim
James Mason plays a school
teacher who is suffering from
a rare arthritic condition that
threatens to cripple him. His
doctor prescribes cortisone.
This was at a time when the
drug was new and its effects
not completely known.
THE doctor warns him to
take only small amounts"
Mason explains. But the man
is desperate. He cannot face
life as an invalid"
So he goes on a cortisone
hinge. He INDUCES in many
adventures to acquire the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-27
BY WARD MOREHOUSE

NEW YORK, May 26
(NANA) Mae West, sibilant
and seductive, who has done
stage plays. motion pictures,
vaudeville, radio and television,
and who has been packing a
New York night club in recent
weeks as the star of the revue.
"Madri GraS de Paree." is a
creature of insinuatory glances
and monoSyllabic comment.
She. who brought the greet
ing, come up and see me
sometime" into the language.
can make good morning"
sound sexy.
When Miss West slithers on
stage and moves toward the
Smyrna times., 1956-04-26

can Legion Building, Rehoboth
Boulevard, $3.50 am. May p
Chest Clinic, Dover, Health Unit,
10 am. and / pm. May Gam
Ger Detection Center, Harrington,
New Century Club, 9:45 11:45
am. and 12:45 2:45 pm. This
service is for women 25 years of
age and over. Call Harrington
1855 for appointments.
Smyrna times., 1956-04-26
State Board of Health Clinics

State Board of Health Clinics
viii be held in Kent County as
follows: April .30-Well Child Con-
ference, Dover. Health Unit, Ala
s. State Street, 1 pm. Call Dow
er Sill, ext. 10 for appointments.
May 1-Well Child Conference,
Smyrna (c), Health Unit, e Com
merce Street, 2 pm; Venereal
Disease Clinic, Milford, Health
Unit, Shore Theater Building,
11.30 am. 1890 pm; Crippled
ChiIdren's Clinic, Milford, Ameri-
Smyrna times., 1956-04-26

The average family spends from
s15o-S200 per year on a vacation,
according to AAA.
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SYSTEMS
ENGINEERS

for Electronic Circuit A.
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Magnetic Tape, Conventional
Pulse Techniaues, Transistors,
Magnetic Cores and Relays.
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Theoretical and
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experienced in Electronies
also techniques and theoret-
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SENIOR
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Await Men Who Can Qualify AS
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ELECTRICAL
ENGINEERS

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APPLICATION.
ENGINEERS

for Design and Develop
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and instruments, using the
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tubes.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-04-27
Worshom News Events

E. NJ McCourt. who has been
spending some time with his SON
in-law and daughter. MIR and Mrs
Raymond Chernault. celebrated his
86th birthday on Sunday They hon
ored him with a dinner Guests en-
joying the event were Mr.. and Mrs.
Alex Motley and family of Bucking-
ham and Mr.. and Mrs j. H. Beaz-
ley. of Farmville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Creed DeHart Will
bur DeHart. of the village. and Mr..
and Mrs. George w. Redd. of Farm
vile. visited Fred Paulson in Duke
Hospital Durham, N c., Sunday
Mr. Paulson's condition is much inn
proved
Mrs Stanley Mckay and Ernest
Mckay entertained Saturday night
with dinner honoring Curtis Nc
Kay. who will leave for service in
the Armed Forces Thursday Guests
present We're Miss Nancy Elliott, of
Prospect, Miss Martha Ward of
FarnVille, Melvin Covington. 0 t
Felden. Miss Myrna 10y Jordan. OF
Lynchbmg. A A Lloyd Mckay. of
Norfolk, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Trib-
Bile and Melvin. Jr. of South Boston
Mr. and Mrs Reynard Mckay. Der.
nard Charles and Ann Carol Nc
Kay
Other visitors OF Mrs Stanley Me
Kay during the week end Included
. MrS George Cralle and son. G G
Nh and Mrs Tommy Dowler. all
Of FarmVille, Mr. and Mrs Ernest
Pollard and children Howard Nan.
cy. and Linda. and Billy Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs Don Spencer and
daughters attended the air show at
Byrd Field Sunday
Mi and Mrs. H0wson Cole. OF
Richmond, We're Sunday guests OF
Mss Mary and r W. Dupuy.
Guests during the past week END
Of Mr. and MIS- Reynard Mckay
We're 1Ir and AIRS Willie Jennings
III of Richmond. Mr. and Mrs
Charlie Arthur and family. and Ros-
coe Arthur Of Altavista. Miss Nan
CIV Elliott Of Prospect Miss Martha
Ward Melvin Coyington. Melvin
Trioble. Of South Boston. Mrs
George Crane and G G.. and Mrs
6 3 Mckay.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-04-27
DorIinston Heights News
Mrs. J. I. Baker Wins Benefit
Beauty Contest Al School Friday

The Beauty Contest at Darling
! ton Heights las, Friday night
proved a huge success. winners in
the contest for ladies over SO were
Mrs. j. T Baker first prize, ana
MIS-. Hall DuSkill, second IN The
contest for children two TO -four
years, lttle Betty Childress.
won for the girls, while David
Bowles, son Of Mr. and MIS- Ron
aid Bowles won in the bows COM
petition.
Several boys and girls from the
community attended the Juulcg-
Senior School FRIDAY night
Alfred and Donald Caller spent
the week end with their mother.
Mrs Ruth Caller, in Lynchburg
Miss Virginia Alaloney spent
last week end with her brother
and sister-in-law Nj and Mrs
John Maloney IN Roanoke
MI and MIS- Charles Morris
spent the week end with Mi. and
Mrs. Lawrence Morris
Edward Meltcalf, Sonny Bailey
and Marvin Driskill attended the
Air Show in Richmond Sunday
Miss Annie Lee Baker. Of Rich
mond, spent the week end with
her parents, Mt and MIS-. J. 7.
Baker
Visitors to the Dillon home,
TRANQUILITY recently were M
and Mrs Dan Martin and girls,
of Houston. Texas. Miss Aurelia
Dillon, of Washington, d c. Visit
ing there now are Mrs Leta Mar
tin, of Washington and Mrs MAJ
tina Wheat Hill and girls o. Blue
field, w Va.
The Darlington Heights Bridge
Club met with Mrs Margaret
Watson last Thursday evening
High score was won by Mrs. Dor
othy Canada second high by Miss
Terrell Harvey.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Evans Of
Clifton Forge, Mr.. and Mrs. S NJ
Rhodes of Mayesville, S. c., Mrs.
w. D. Hunter, of Red House, and
c. r. Push. of Madisonvllle were
Watson home.
Word has been received that
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-04-27
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Mr.. and MIS- Macon Vaughan
and lamdy OF Nofiois, VISITED tle
F3ltshshS ol AleIieiI.H SUNDAY.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-04-27
Worshom News Events
B. NJ. McCourt H0n0red At Dinner
Sunday By Family On Seth Birthday

Miss Mary Dupuy and r. W. Du-
puy toured the gardens in Bedford
Tuesday
Mrs. T. w. Carter. Jr, Mrs. Rob
ert Porterfield and Mrs. o. A. South
all were judges at the beauty con
test at Darlington Heights Friday
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-04-27
COFFEE

Brazil is said to be marketing its
largest coffee crop since the 1888 80
season. according to the U. S. De-
partment Of Agriculture More than
20 800 900 bags l22 pounds to a bag
will be available for export during
the 1856 crop year. compared
with 1880 900 bags in the l954-55
season ard 23.2o0. 900 in the 1899
period. The department also fore
casts larger coffee crops in Central
America and Colombia.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-04-27

night.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rodgers and
Mrs. Elon Wilkerson were over
night guests Monday of Mr.. and
Mrs Howard Cumbey in Crewe.
Mrs John Vannoy has returned
home after being a patient in the
Southside Hospital.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-04-27
OWN COFFEE MUGS

Bay Port. Mich. - Remember the
days of the individual shaving mugs
on the barbershop shelves Well
almost everyone at Sam Murrow s
restaurant has his own coffee mug :
lettered with his name and lined up
on the shelf. Mug owners get their
coffee for a nickel. while others
have to pay dime.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-04-27

The Navy recently unveiled its
anti-aircraft missile. the Terrier
aboard the guided missile cruiser
Boston
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-04-27

The boom in credit is seen as
simmering down
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-25

93s. Mrs. Marvin Haynes of
Chevy Chase and Mrs. E. X.
Murphy of Washington, with
Mrs. Haynes winning the draw.
That left second net to Mrs.
Murphy with 93-19-74.
Other net winners, in order:
Mrs. Emmett Holt OF Argyle,
93-19-74; Mrs. M. E. bennett of
Army Navy. 96-20-76; Mrs.
Robert Hart of Washington,
l96-20-76. Mrs. Roland Haynes
OF Columbia. 100-24-76; Mrs
Andrew Schmidt of Manor,
96-20-76; Mrs. William Billick
of Manor, 98-21-77.
Also Mrs. ]. S. Phillips OF
Army Navy. 97-l9-78; Mrs. o
B. Stanley of Army Navy, 97-le
"a; Mrs. w. N. Denton of Co
lumbia, 101-22-79: Mrs. B. J.
Anthony of Belle Haven, IO0-2l
70; Mrs. George Fuller OF
Chevy Chase, l02-23-79; Mrs
Irving Keller of Indian Spring,
lO2-23-79 and Mrs. r. T.
SchloSberg of Army Navy
99-20-79.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-25
District Women
Beat Baltimore
In Team Match

The Intercity team of the
Women's District Golf Associa-
ton, which had a 81 record last
year. is off to its best start with
yesterdays 1873 triumph over
Baltimore at the Suburban Club
in Baltimore.
The only match the District
team lost last year was in Balti-
more.
Neither team was at full
strength, the District minus sew
Ieral top players. and the losers
without their Curtis Cup star
Mary Ann Downey. But the
match was so one-sided it indi-
Gates the District has surpassed
the Baltimore players in depth,
if not in one or two stars.
Mrs. A. H. Allen, the District
captain and Virginia champion,
and Mrs. Frank Cush, the Mary
land champion, won 2 points to
for Mrs. Maurice Click and Mrs
C. E. Richards.
Two Of the District duos scored
clean sweeps, Mrs. James Swink
and Mrs. r. j. Koshliek, and
Mrs. Paul STREET. and Mrs. Lloyd
Dennis. and all teams won a
majority of points.