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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-09-05

usprkos opadanju proizvod-
nje u industriji automobile j
gradjevinarstvu" prorekao
poslovnim krugovima svjetlu
perspektivu ma jesen.
Privredne komentatore, me-
djutim, ne odusevljavaju re-
kordne broke o nacionalnoj
proizvodnji, koja Sc priblizila
sunni cd 400 milijardi dolara
nj o zaposlenosti, koja Sc kre-
&c oko broke cd IS milijuna,
nj da privatne investicije mo-
gu krajem godine dostici su-
mu cd 80 milijardi dolara.
Te rezultate pratt rekord-
no zaduzivanje potrosaca (ei-
je su Sc obaveze popele ma
36 milijardi dolara - cetiri
milijarde wise nego prize go
dinu dana), rekordna rezer-
va robe cd Sc milijardi, We
liko kolebanje ma burzama i
naiveci porast zivotnih tros-
kova cd listopada 1858. go
dine, pa nerijeseni problem
stalnog opadanja farmerskih
prihoda i rekordni broj ste
cajeva u privredi.
Glavno pitanje sastoji Sc u
tome, da Ii je i ma koji ma
Gin moguce odrzati sadasnji
brzi tempo porasta privred-
| ne konjunkture i Sta treba
uciniti da sc onemoguci e.
ventualni nagli pad sa swim
-
katastrofalnim posljedicama.
"New York Times" izrazava
sumnju u daljnje rekorde u
privredi, jer ne vjeruje, da
&c Sc privredne investicije o.
drzati ma predwdjenom nivou
nj da &c potrosaci biti u sta
nju, da Sc | dalje zaduzuju
istim tempom kao u posljed-
ME dvije godine. christian
Science Monitor" insistira, da
Sc poduzmu mjere "a po-
dizanje kupovne moci velikog
broia stanovnika. List ina u
vidu oblast, gdje sc javlja
nezaposlenost: to su JUNE
drzave i mnoge drzave ma
Sjeveru, gdje prevladjuju
tekstilna industrija rurad-
stvo. Navodeci broke, list j.
stice, da gotovo jedna petina
stanovnistva ina godisnji pri-
hod mani cd 1000 dolara,
sto predstavlia sluzbeni mini
mum "a odrzanje zivota.
Najopsezniju analizu sta
MIA dao je Adolf Berle, po'
mocnik ministra vanjskih po-
slova "a vrijeme Trumana
On smatra, da Sc 1856. 60
dina ne moze uvrstiti u mai
bolje poslovne godine u pri-
vrednoj historiji USA.
Ia MEGA je glavni problem,
da Sc ne dopusti da pred.
stojeca poslovna godina bude
uvod u krizu, kao sto je po.
slovna 1929 $50. godina bila
uvod u slom 1882 /33. godine,
Slicnost u situaciji Berle vi
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-09-05

moze zakljuciti, da &c biti O.
vaj koncert jedan cd najljep..
sih, koji su do sada odrzani
u ovom mjestu.
Stoga pozivamo say mas ma
rod Windsora okolice, da mas
recenog dana posjete. Ulaz-
nina &c biti samo SOC po oso-
bi. Vec oko podne biti &c ma
raznju pecene mlade praseti-
ne.
Ia dobar docek i ugodnu "a
bavu brine Sc Prosvjetni Od-
Dor. s.
JOSip BenSic. izyi.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-09-05
DEPRESIJA Ill PR0SPERITET?

Analizu privrednog stanja USA prva diva <omje-
seca godne prate VEGA rezerviranost mnogobrone
srepne nego sto e to bio suca ranije ovoga puta po
javila razka zmedju Wade privrednih komenatora
prazenu problemu nagle prredne konunkture Minstar
trgovne Weeks izavo je ovih dana, da 1886 godna
dosad ba nanapredni privredni period historij USA
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-09-05
Deset narodnih programa ma teIeviziji
Cd b-og septembra do Cog novembra
Pittsburgh, Pa,

Pittsburgh, Pa Bratske organizacije grada Pitts
burgha okolce, kao jedna podrznca American Service
Institute kou pomaze uzdrzava United Fund Community
Chest budu zajednck poduzele da pokazu 10 tee
vision programa sto Amerkanci raznh narodnos IL
Sc strana narodnh kraeva doprine America kako
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-09-05

Clanom nase Zajednice mo-
ze postatl svaki 6ovjek hrvat-
skog iii slavenskog porijekla,
koji je d dobrom zdravlju, q
doH cd 16 do 60 godlna.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-09-05

sam jednjak, odnosno ma ziv-
ce, kod cega nastaju smet-
ME kao poteskote kod disa-
MIA i gutanja. Mnogo puta,
zbog pritiska ma zivac, boles-
nici imaju smetnje kod go
vora (promuklost). Osim su-
zenja, u jednjaku mogu ma
stati | prosirenja. I ovdje je,
kao i kod suzenja, smetnja
kod gutanja, hrana tesko pro-
lazi, osobito ona, koja je tyr
dja, te bolesna osoba ina o.
sjecaj boil u prsima. Boles-
nici govore, kada nesto po-
piju, da i'm je lakse. Kod ve-
likih prosirenja jednjaka hra-
ma zaostane u prosirenom
dijelu i raspada sc. Kod to-
ga nastaje mucnina i povra-
canje hrane, koja zbog du-
ljeg staianja zaudara, jer je
neprokuhana. To povracanje
ie razlicito cd onog il zeluca,
jer dolazi bez velikog napre-
zanja mucnine. zlijezda stit-
njaca moze Sc zbog bolesti
povecati do te mjere, da vrsi
pritisak, kako ma dusnik, ta-
ko ma jednjak j stvara po-
teskoGe kod disanja / guta-
MIA.
Upale u samom jednjaku
su rijetke. One nastanu u
glavnom kod raznih infekcio-
nih oboljenja, zatim kod O.
zlijeda raznim predmetima,
kao j pri gutanju stranih tije-
la. Cesto Sc dogadja kod die
ce, da i'm metalni novac, cav
Ii iii drugi kakvi predmeti
kod igranja dospiju u usta.
Djeca III progutaju ! ostanu
i'm u jednjaku. Owl predmeti
mogu Sc vaditi samo u spe-
cijalnim bolnickim odjelima.
Smetnje kod gutanja ma
staju i kod upala, koje su ma
tuberkuloznoj osnovi. cesto
Sc vidi, da tuberkulozni bo-
lesnik mjesecima ina promu-
kao glas j da teze guta hra-
nu. To su katkad i prvi zna-
kovi, zbog kojih bolesnik do
lazi lijecniku. Nekoliko gra-
ma streptomicina moze ovak-
vo stanje IL temelja promije-
niti ma bolje.
U jednjaku Sc moze stvori-
ii cir, koji je slican onome
ma zelucu i dvanaestercu. Mo-
re cak imati i slicne znakove,
kao sto je Dol u predjelu Iii
cice, zgaravica, mucnina
podrigavanje. Ponekad dolazi
i do krvarenja. Nalaz, odnos-
no dijagnoza moze sc usta.
noviti rentgenskom pretra.
gom. Nekad opet u jednjaku
imamo prosirenje krvnih lila
ma njegovoj sluznici.
Dogadja Sc mn ogo puta,
da samoubojice, da bi ucinili
kraj svom zivotu, uzimaju ja-
ke kiseline iii luzine, kao sto
su sublimat, karbolna kiseli.
ma, lizol, octena kiselina, sol.
ma kiselina, kausticna soda
81. Drugi puta opet djeca ne.
hoticno stradaju, kada dodju
u mogucnost da popiju owe
otrove zbog neodgovornosti
starijih, koji ne sklanjaju
takve otrove pred djecom
Jacina djelovanja zavisi cd
koncentracije (jakosti) otro.
va i cd kolicine uzetog sred.
stva. Osobito su teski sluca-
jevi, ako dodje do trovanja
kod male djece, jer djeca sto
SUI mania imaju uzi jednjak
Sumporna kiselina, dusicna
kiselina, kao i modra galica,
uz ostale o trove, izazivaju
teske povrede ma sluznici jed.
njaka.
zbog tin ostecenja propa.
daju pojedini dijelovi sluz.
nice. Kod teskih stanja do.
lazi do gusenja nesvjestice,
temperature jakih krvare.
MIA. Jedan gutljaj moze tes.
ko ostetiti ne samo jednjak,
nego sluznicu zeluca. Ako
Sc uzme VEGA kolicina otrova,
nnoza doci do nrodors Ero,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-09-05

Kada lena zaista voli mu-
Ia, on je moze uvijek privoli-
ii, da ucini sve, sto ona ho-
&c. - X
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-09-05

Josip Bensic, izvj.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-01-27
DR.. Blackwell Will
Aids Cuban Mission
Leaves Monday For
ebay Campaign

DR.. H. Conrad Blackwell. super
intendent Of Farmville District,
is among 100 clergymen and lay
men of 40 states selected by the
Methodist Board of Evangelism to
take part in nine-day evange-
liStic crusade in Cuba. February
10
DR.. Blackwell will leave Monday
to assemble with the group at
Miami. Fla. from where they will
fly to Havana for the Cuba
For Christ" campaign, a preach
ing and visitation mission.
In Havana. mission members
will meet with teams of Cuban
Methodists then fan out for city
and rural campaigns througout
the island republic. The evange-
lists will reasssemble February 9
in Havana to report results and
hold a mass victory rally"
Dr. Blackwell is one of two Vir-
ginias chosen. the other being the
Rev. w. H. Lewis. Of Pennington
Gap. The mission will be directed
by Bishop John Branscomb, of
Jacksonville. Fla, who administers
the Florida and Cuba Conferences
of the Methodist Church.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-01-27
Polio Clinics
Readied In
Buckingham

A Polio vaccine shipment has
been received by Buckingham
county for the incubation of all
children on through II years Of
age.
The shipment has been ear
marked for those children who
have either received no injections
or have had one dose but missed
the second of the series.
Public clinics will be held at the
Buckingham Health Center on
Monday. Jan. 80 beginning at 10
a. m. and Tuesday at Williams
Slate Co., Arvonia also at 10 a. m.
District Health Officer DR.. H.
E. jenkins urged all parents to
have their children inoculated
under the new plan before the be-
ginning of the polio season.
Parents may also take their
children to their family physi-
clans.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-01-27
Gordon Elected
Rot airy President
DIR. Robert Ladies'
Night Speaker

V. V. Gordon has been elected
president of the Farmville Rotary
Club to succeed j. Boyd Bagby
next July l. Other officers-elect
chosen at the clubs last meeting
are: S. W. Putney, Jr., vice-presi-
den; E. J. Lord. secretary. and
Grady H. Wright treasurer.
DR.. Joseph Clark Robert. pres
ident of Hampden-S Sydney Col
lege and a Rotarian. will be guest
speaker during the. Farmville
Clubs Ladies Night celebration
Friday at Hotel Weyanoke Mrs
Robert will be among the "Ro-
taryannes' joining with their
members husbands for the cele-
bration.
DR.. Robert was a director OF
the Rotary Club at Huntsville, S.
c.. where he served as president
of Coker College before coming
to Hampden-Sydney College last
summer. A scholar {magna cum
laude graduate and Phi Beta Kap-
pa). historian and educator. DR..
Robert is also an experienced
churchman. having served as ED
Ell of the Huntsville Presbyterian
Church. He has taken an active
interest in the affairs of College
Church. Hampden-Sydney, since
coming here.
Gordon, president elect. and
Lord secretary-elect. are expected
to attend the annual conference
of the 277th District of Rotary In
ternational January 1881 at Old
Point Comfort. Rotary now num-
bers 100000 members in 5000
clubs in 81 countries.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-01-27
Firemen Save
Historic Needham

Only quick action by Farmville
Volunteer Fireman prevented de-
struction of historically old Need
ham," on Route As north of Farm
vile. Sunday.
A fire said to have started in
an upstairs closet whipped through
two rooms on the second floor
and spread to the roof Of the
frame house before being brought
under control.
Calls for assistance went out to
the Meherrin and Cumberland de-
partments when it appeared that
additional water might be needed
to fight the blaze.
Fire Chief Claude Butcher said
the fire was contained to the two
rooms upstairs where most of the
damage occurred, No estimate of
the damage has been made.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-01-27
A!5, Will Confer
With T0baccOmen
On Dark=Fired Cut

A discussion of the recently
imposed Is per cent cut in 1856
dark-fired acreage allotments will
bring together buyers. warehouse
men and handlers with Congress
man Watkins NJ. Abbitt here Sat-
urday.
The group will meet in the Of
fices Of Huntington Tobacco Com
pany Included in the talks will
be representatives of the buying
firms, the Independent Ware
housemen'S Association, the Vir-
ginia Dark-Fired+ Tobacco Growers
Marketing Association and Con-
gresham Abbitt,
The Appomattox legislator is
chairman of the tobacco sub
committee OF the House Agricul-
ture Committee. Congressman
Abbitt earlier expressed AFFECTION
to the Is per cent cut as too
much" at this time.
He pointed out that the 1856
cut, coming on top of the 1855
cut Of 10 per, cent. makes a 25
per cent reduction in acreageS for
dark-fired farmers within two
years.
j. w. Dunnington. president Of
Huntington Tobacco Company.
will make his offices available
for the talks.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-01-27
DR.. Dorothy Schlegel
TO Teach. 5th Sunday
Joint Bible Class

DIR. Dorothy .Schlegel. assistant
professor of English at Longwood
College. will teach the lesson for
the fifth Sunday Joint meeting
of adult Bible Glasses this week at
Farmville Baptist Church, at Gas
a. NJ.
Mrs. Schlegei, wife of DR.. Mar
vim Schlegel professor of history
and social sciences at Longwood.
is a member of the choir and
congregation Of Johns Memorial
Episcopal Church here.
She holds the degrees of ABB
Dickinson College. 1892. MA.
William and Mary, l94O and
PhD University Of North Caro-
lima. l949-5D .@}sShe is member
of Phi Beta Kappa scholarship
fraternity and Of Delta Kappa
Gamma. She tEesently serves as
chairman Of TIE Woman's Club
Motion Picture committee.
Biblical literature is included
as part of the instruction in her
classes at the college
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-01-27
A. w. Weaver RetireS
AS Fertilizer Co.,
President at Norfolk

Anderson w. Weaver. a native
of Rice, has retired as president
of The Weaver Fertilizer Com
pany, which he founded in Nor
folk in 1929. but. will continue as
chairman of the board of direc-
tors. Clyde w. Bradshaw. son of
Mrs. H. L. Bradshaw. of Rice.
was elected president to succeed
him at the firms annual meeting.
Bradshaw. the new president.
joined the firm in 1896. He en-
tered the Army in 1910. and had
attained the rank of Lieutenant
Colonel when he was released in
l945. He is graduate of Virgin
ia Polytechnic Institute.
The Plant has enlarged steadily.
A super phosphate plant was add
ed and an organic tankage plant
During the last year a modern
sulphuric acid plant was opened.
A branch firm is located at Wins
ton-Salem. N. c.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-01-27
Pounds Decline Everywhere
Belt Summary Shows 40 Per Cent
Dark Tobacco Sold On Market Here

ducers' sales dark-fired sales dur
ing this month was approximately
40.
Producers sales of hurley to-
bacco in the same period were
1888. 1862 pounds for 1921 049 or
an average of $3.50. the highest
monthly price on record Deem
Der 1854 sales were l5.607,ll6
pounds averaging $5l.l6.
Sun-cured sales in December
were S08.62O pounds for $2l6.9l6
at an average Of $26.s3. the low
est December average since l947.
December 1854 sales were 1872
078 pounds at $32.46.
Farmville. in December. sold
$50 pounds of hurley tobacco
and l84.O94 pounds Of sun-cured
leaf. second only TO Riclmond's
5cl,s22 rcmds.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-01-27
March l
Effective March
Hickey Resigns Athletic
POST. At Han,pden-Sydney

Jim Hicke.;, Hampden-Sydney
athletic dipE;tor and football
coach. this Wekk wrote finis to the
most successful coaching tenure
in the Presbyterian Colleges his
tory. .~
His resignation was announced
Wednesday bAs Dr. Joseph Clark
Robert, president of the college.
with profound regret"
Hickey too expressed regret at
leaving but said L have reached
an age where i must make a de-
cision for the henefit of my family
and my own L5ng-term future
Although Hickey could not say
definately what particular field
he planned to enter when his re-
signation becotaes effective March
/. he indicated private business
was his first .shoice.
He did however say that he was
not closing the, door on a coach
ing job anywhere.
Hickey gavs' Hampden- Sydney
some of its finest teams. His five
season record Gas q wins II de-
feats and fouk :ies. Tiger gridders
won two Ms, .3n-Dixon Confer
ence champisr ,ships the Little
E 1n 1t in 1854 a "a shared the title
Hickey was famed Little Eight
Coach of the year both seasons
and Virginia s:oach of the year
in 1855. The SIS team was one
of the best k<oduced at Death
Valley. I lost sac game of nine
a rs decision 10 arch rival Ran
dolph- Macon yhich ended a two
season streak $Sf IL straight and
cost the Tigesx second Mason
Dixon title. .ly
DR.. Robert paid tribute to
Hickey both AZ coach and a
man. The president said, Il want
to say that Coach Hickey has
rendered magnificent service to
this school and he will be sorely
missed. IN my judgment. his
coaching has been remarkable be-
cause OF the way in which he has
installed the highest ideal of
craftsmanship in his boys: and,
Of course. his teams have been
conspicpously successful in inter-
collegiate competition. Jim Hickey
represents what an athletic di-
rector at a small liberal arts COL
lege should be, and it certainly
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-01-27
Amelia Farm
Toured By
Pastors Group

| More than 100 Methodist and
Presbyterian ministers from all
parts of the South. toured Amelia
county farms Wednesday after
noon. winding up a two-day ses-
sion of the 1856 Town and Coun-
try Pastors Institute.
The pastors. some from as far
away as Georgia. got a first hand
look at Amelia's better livestock
and dairy farms which now &C
count for 81 per cent of all farm
products sold by its residents.
The touring ministers halted at
the Dodson-Kerr dairy farm at
MattoaX late in the afternoon
where owners, Charles Dodson and
Robert Kerr described the opera
tinn of their 45o-acre dairy lay
out.
The pastors fired a series of
questions at the farmers mostly
about Kerr's unique system of
contour planting, one of the most
outstanding soil conservation ex-
amples in the county. One minis
ter from South Carolina was high
" complimentary on the Dodson-
Kerr partnership which has evil
IDENTIFY been so successful.
He said the combining of land
by partnership was great need
in his state. but it presented a
problem because of intense per-
sonal pride in individual owner
ship.
Soil Conservationist Ben Chill
dress and County Agent Hiram
Holmes we're also on hand to ex-
plain other angles of dairy farm
ing.
The touring pastors then drove
to the Mattoax Community Cen
ter for example of rural church.
community cooper ton. The
Women of the MattoaX PreSby-
terrain Church and Home Demon
stration Club served refreshments
to the visitors.
Prior to the tour the group as
Sembled at Amelia Presbyterian
Church where J. G.. Dickerson,
vice president af the Union Bank
and Trust Co.. gave the business
mans view of the Larger Parish
System.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-01-27
Philm0nt Ranch
To Be Shown Scouts,
Parents Friday Night

Explorer Scouts and their par
ents are invited to an informa-
tional meeting about Philmont
Ranch, scouting center in New
Mexico. tonight friday at 1870
in the Baptist Church at Burke
vile. according to George Kelsey.
Philmont chairman in the Pied
mont Area Council.
Kelsey said the color movie OF
activities and conditions at Phil
mont will be shown. and infor-
nation and literature will be pro-
vided for Explorers and parents.
Phllmont is considered ono of
the greatest opportunities open
to Scouts. and Kelsey said the
meeting has been arranged to
help as many boys as possible get
there this summer.
Explorers in Buckingham. Char
lotte. Gu nj b erl Ian d. Nottoway,
Lunenburg and Prince Edward
counties are especially invited.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-01-27
Den Mothers Needed Bodily
Cub Scout Program Here Reorganized
Under Elementary P-TA Guidance

sponsoring adults. The season also
produced an urgent call for two
additional den mothers.
B. J. Irving, Of Lynchburg. as
Sistant scout executive of Pied
mont Area Council met with par
ents and sponsors to suggest a
program and to present the re-
newed charter from Powhatan
Arrow District of the Council
Farmville's Pack is sponsored by
the Elementary School P-TA. and
in matters on scouting. the As
ISOLATION will be represented by
the following officers:
r. L. Lancaster, Jr.. institutional
representative: T. w. Brooks. Jr..
committee chairman; w. j. ellis.
Jr.. cub master. Winston o. Noel.
secretary. and H. S. Whitaker.
treasurer.
The Pack now has three dens
with Mrs. Willard Hawkins. Mrs.
r. c. Gregory and Mrs. T. J.
Fulcher. Jr.. as den mothers. Two
have den fathers. Monroe Evans
and l.. G. Shelby.
Den organizations are limited to
Bill year old boys who share a
common neighborhood. Seven boys
are registered for the program
from neighborhoods without dens.
and to meet this need. an appeal
has gone out for two additional
den mothers.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-01-27
1856 Dog License
Tags Deadline Nears

A reminder That 1856 dog tags
are required after January 81 was
given by J. w. Wilson. Jr,. Prince
Edward county treasurer, today.
He said his records indicate many
persons have overlooked purchase
OF the tags thus far.
The costs ares for female
dog: 81 for males and 81 for un-
Sexed females. A kennel tag for
SIS provides for 20 dogs if they
are confined TO kennel.
Under the law. game wardens
are authorized to impound tag
less dogs after the deadline date.
Offending owners are subject to
fines and costs totaling $525 for
male days and $a25. fer females.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-01-27
Pounds Decline Everywhere

Producers sales of fire-cured
tobacco during. December totaled
2.788.594 pounds, bring 1892 .089
for an average of 1892 per
hundred pounds, the Virginia De-
partment Of Agriculture reports,
Sales in December 1854 amount
ed to 3.535.096 pounds and the
average was $34.ll. BY markets.
December sales this year were
divided:
F'armyille. 906,652 pounds aver
aging $3.50:
Lynchburg. l,374.388 pounds
averaging $34.03;
Blackstone. 5N,S62 pounds av-
eraging $1,000.
Resales. by markets. were:
Lyncbburg. 1852 pounds: Black
stone. 31.O46 pounds. and Farm
vile. 1882 pounds.
Fer,nyille's Per Ger. Ct pro-
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-01-27
Tax Office Here
Open Each Friday


The Farmville office of the IN
ternal Revenue Service is now
open each Friday with staff per-
sonnet present To assist taxpayers
in filling current income tax re-
turns. Friday hours are from Sis
q. M. to S p. m.
The Friday schedule viii be
maintained through yebruary. sf-
ter which q revised schedule win
be announced for March and April.
An office spokesman today said
the office will also be open We'd
nesdays Feb. Is. since that II the
final day for filling by farmers
who did not file an estimate Of
income.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-01-27
Yates Announces
Candidacy For
School Convention
Seeks Delegate
Post In 7-County
18th District

E. Floyd Yates. of Powhatan. a
member Of the House Of Delegates
from 1899 to 1852. has announced
that he will be a candidate for the
March S constitutional convention
from the Eleventh Senatorial Dis
trict.
The Eleventh District includes
the counties Of Amelia. Amherst.
Appomattox. Buckingham. Cum
berland. Nelson and Powhatan.
Senator Charles T. Moses repre-
sents the district in the State
Senate.
Yates. Powhatan automotive
and implement dealer. is State
Treasurer of the Defenders Of
State Sovereignty and Individual
Liberties.
Election Of delegates to the
limited constitutional convention,
approved by a al vote of Vir-
ginianS on January 9, will be held
February 81.
Governor Thomas B. Stanley
this week formally issued a writ
Of election setting Tuesday. Feb.
q, as the day for electing dele
gates. Earlier. it had been deter
mined in the Legislature that con-
vention representation would be
by senatorial district. one dele
gate for each district. That will
compose a convention membership
Of 40.
The convention will be limited
to debate and action to amend
Section al of the Virginia Con-
stitution to legalize tuition grants
for private schooling to prevent
enforced indignation. and to pri-
vate schools where local authori-
ties do not appropriate funds for
schools if they must be integrated.
Last week, James S. Easley. Of
Halifax, announced his candidacy
as a convention delegate for the
Tenth Senatorial District COM
priSing Prince Edward, Charlotte
and Halifax counties.
A practicing attorney. has serv-
ed in the past in the House of
Delegates and the State Senate
and as Halifax county Common
wealth's attorney. He is we'll
known throughout Virginia for his
legislative service and for service
in such posts as president of the
State Chamber Of Commerce.