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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-14
Sleep Sofas

Sleep Sofas
ENGLANDER, ormIess sleep SOTO, complete
with rubber cushions and rubber nnottress.
Regular $1,000. Now 90
PULLMAN, Lawson style sleep soto in ice
pink novelty weave fabric. Regularly 36e00
Now .. 0f1
TURN-A-BED, Provincial Print, use as twin
$4,000
PULLMAN REGENCY, style sleep soto In
charcoal rotelosse foam rubber cushions
Regular 42o.OO Now -----249.0 90
ENGLANDER channel arm sleep SOTO in
choice Of gold, blue or brown noteIosse.
Regular $4,000 Now ------2l8.OO
KARPEN, modern style sleep SOTO in beau
tiful corol fobrc. Regularly AIS CO. Now,
247.o0
PULLMAN. English lounge sleep sofa in
green hubby textured cover Regular 1000.
Now 7Q2 M
KARPEN Junior size Lawson style sleep SOTO,
red nnoteIosse. Regular $4,000 Now,
PULLMAN, modern style sleep SOTO, in ice
pink notelosse cover Regular 4 9 co. Now,
$500
KARPEN, fuII-size foam rubber, Lawson
style sleep SOTO in gold noteosse Regular
$4,000. Now ---------24S.00
PULLMAN SLEEP SOFA, in beautiful burnt
orange nnoteIosse fobric Regular 448OO.
Now -----1 90
TURN-A-BED, love scot sleeper in smart
textured fobrc Regular $4,000. now,
l24.oo
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THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY

DONOVAN SHOPS. Roll Arm Lawson Love
Scot, kick-pleot skirt. green texture. Wos
FOB 90. Now ---------124.00
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., High Back Barrel
Choir, spring down cushions, pink texture.
Wos 249.OO. Now ------------1 1860
ScHookBEcK, Quilted Chntz Wing Chair,
spring down cushion. Was 2o5 90. Now,
164.oo
ERWIN LAMBETH, Huge Mon-size Lounge
Chair, with extra large ottoman, spring
down cushion, toost texture. Was 2o800.
Now -----------------1o8.00
M.G.M. Provincial Lounge Chair, down
cushion, toost texture. Was $500, Now,
1880
ScHooNBEcK, Channel Back Barrel Chair,
down cushions, smoke, grey and rose Wos
2l20O. Now -------------13o.OO
MISREPRESENTATION, Tub Back Lounge
Choir, spring down cushion gold texture.
Was l68.OO Now
BAKER, Tub Chairs. Fruitwood arms and
legs, foom rubber scot, turquoise texture.
Were 262OO now------------172.OO
ERWIN LAMBETH, Large Size Pillow Back
Lounge Chairs, spring down seat and back
cushions, fine textures. Were 25e co. Now,
$1,000
ToMLlNSoN, Swivel Lounge Chair, heoy
turquoise texture. Was 1900 Now,
$500
HOMESTEAD, EorIy American Wing Chair,
with SHRED fIounce, floral chntz Was
lZ9.UO. Now = 74.OO
TRENDE BY HERITAGE, Tub Chair, kick
pleot skirt, green texture. Was 1900
ERWIN LAMBETH, Freside Lounge Chair,
green and white texture, spring down cush-
ion. Was 235,O Now-----1Io.OO
DONOVAN SHOPS, Lodys Lounge Chair,
kick-pleot skirt, brown motelosse. Wos
1920. Now $500
JAMESTOWN, Rubber Tufted Armies
French Provincial Chair, olive green texture.
Was 900. Now---------------58.0
HOMESTEAD, EorIy American Winq Chair,
shirred flounce, brown print. Was 1900.
Now ------------------74.00
COCHRAN, Tufted Beck Occasional Chair,
solid mahogany legs and arms, gold texture.
Was 5000 Now AZ m
HOMESTEAD, Lawson Back Lounge Chair,
box pleot skirt, brown print Was 1900.
Now ----------------- $500
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At O,sr Spring
Valley Store

HICKORY, Eory American Soto, SHRED
flounce, brown floral print. Was AIS 90.
Now 90
DONOVAN SHOPS, Roll Arm Lowson Sofa,
kick pleot skirt, green texture Was 26l co.
Now 90
ERWIN LAMBETH, Curved Front Soto, built
to floor, spring down cushion, Turquoise
texture. Was 485 co. Now $500
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., English Lounge
Soto, brown, texture, spring down cushions
Was $1,000. Nov ------ $500
PULLMAN, sleep SOTO, foam rubber eush-
ions, innersPrine nnottress opens to sleep z.
pink texture Was 3o8OO Now 1896
TRENDE, Lawson Back Soto, kick pIeot skirt,
Is4.oo
LANsDoWN, 87-inch Curved Soto, spring
down cushions, kick-pIeot skirt gold tex
ture. Was 55OOO Now -----348.O 90
SCHooNBEcK, Deep Tufted Back Lounoe
Choir, down cushion, kick-pIe skirt with
matching tufted ottoman old gold texture
Was 43oOO Now 90
ERWIN LAMBETH, Wing Chair, spring
down cushion, fIoroI linen Was 1900.
Now ------------------145.O 90
SPRAGUE CARLTON, EorIy American Ma
pie Lounge Chair, green floroI print, SHRED
fIounce. Was l43OO 90
TRENDE BY HERITAGE, Preside Tub
Choir, dark red motelosse. Was l34OO.
Now ...-...-----------.-- ~ m
SCHooNBEcK, English Spoon Foot Wing
Chair, green nnoteIosse, 1880, Now,
5000
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Funeral Rites Held
For t. E. Jackson, 80

Funeral services for Thomas Ell
wood Jackson. 49, were held We'd
nesday. November %. at R. L. Cor
matte Funeral Home, Dunn, N c.
Jackson died in the Southside Com
munity Hospital Sunday. November
25
He was a veteran of World War
II. having won the Silver Star, Gold
leaf. a citation for bravery and the
Purple Heart For the past several
years he had been associated with
the ArtLee Poultry Farm near
Farmville.
Surviving are his wife. MIS-,
Marion Evelyn Jackson, one son
Thomas: two daughters, Mrs Al
bert Bowling. of CreWe. and Miss
Elizabeth Jackson. of Farmville
his mother and father, Mr. and
Mrs. G. l. Jackson Dunn. N. c.;
three brothers, Gerald and Earl
Jackson. Dunn. N. c.. and j. D,
Jackson, San Antonio, Texas: one
sister. Mrs. Roger Collier. Goodwin.
N c.; and two grandchildren.
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IN MEMORIAM
BIDS WANTED

~ ~ Il y , -
Sealed bids in duplicate for the
construction Of a jtory
building at LongWood College,
Farmville, Virginia, will be receiv-
ed in the Office Of Dr.. F. G. Lark
ford il, President. until 200 o.
clock PM on January 8, 1857 and
then publicly opened and read
aloud
Drawings and specifications fol
the above project viii be availa-
bic at the office of Thompson and
Payne, Architects. 600 S. Jeffer-
son Street, Roanoke, Virginia
Application requesting drawings
and specifications. not to exceed
two t2l sets per applicant. to-
gether with payment of $4,000 per
set, should be filled with the
Architect and the desired mater
ial will be forwarded, shipping
charges collect. Any bidder upon
returning this material in good
condition Wi h in a reasonable
time. will be refunded his pay
ment. Non bidders will be refund
ed $500 per set.
Bids must be accompanied by
certified check for 81 of the base
bid Or an acceptable bidders bond
in the amount Of 60 of the base
bid payable TO the Treasurer of
t h c Commonwealth Of Virginia.
All bidders in amounts exceeding
$20,00000 must be registered as
Contractors IN the Commonwealth
of. Virginia.
No bids may be Withdrawn aft
er the scheduled closing time for
receipt of bids for a period of
thirty 900 days.
The Owner reserves the right TO
reject any or all bids and to
waive informalities.
LONGWOOD COLLEGE
Dr. F. G.. Lankford Jr.,
President
Thompson and Payne,
Architects
1130-2t
LOST AND FOUND
BLACK & TAN HOUND: tag No.
23477. Notify James T. Blake. Rt.
,, DillWyn Reward. l1-30-tf
WANTED
TIMBERLAND and cut over land
highest prices paid. Landon At
Gins. Realtor, Planters Bank
Bldg. Farmville. Phone Boom or
1888. 6-24-tf
SERVICES
OITCHING let us dig your
'itches septic tanks. etc. by ma
chine. especially designed for thai
'urpose Rural work solicited
quincy Plumbing and Heating
hone 483 Farmville Va 4-21-t1
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G.. E. TELEVISION sales and
service. Hotpoint appliances sales
and service. Motley Hardware
Co.. 1873 and 23l Main ST. phone
,58 or 302. Fal7nyille. Va. 9-l4-u
NO HUNTING
NO HUNTING on my home place
or my place known as the Willie
Moore tract. A w. Scott.
1l-20-4p(To
FOR RENT
APARTMENT = 4 rooms, newly
decorated~ Private entrance 316I
g Main ct 191oo
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NOTICE,

LOOK US UP in the yellow pages.
Telephone for complete beauty
service. Vanity Beauty Shop. l42
Main St. Falnville 10-2-tf
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-12-04

MISC.-used washing machines,
ringer type, guaranteed 80 days.
Price $3.50. Two Home Comfort
cook ranges with hot water back
and tank. 9x18 Mohawk rug pric-
ed at $3.50 Good selection of
used bed room suits. price 500 so.
New platform rockers in plastic
cloth material, price $3.50. Good
used piano. Unusual low price
Overstocked! Hodges & Dowdy
Furniture Co.. Second ST., Phone
81. 12-4-1t
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Southside Hospital
PATIENT LIST

Farmvllle; Miss Callie Parham,
Roxboro, N c., and Wilton B
Dowdy, Cumberland.
Births
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Moorefield
Cumberland, girl, Dec L.
Mr. and Mrs R H. Hudson
brakes Branch, boy, Dec. l.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Hughes
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WE ARE NOW PAYING

WE ARE NOW PAYING
Following prices for all grades
scrap iron:
Light iron and auto bodies,
cut apart, free of wood, per
hundred pounds ..............S1 20
Mixed Scrap Iron. per
hundred $140 to S1.7O
Cast Iron. per hundred
pounds Observation-Disclosures. ,s1.7o
Highest prices paid for all metals
and rags. Secure our price before
selling.
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Patients Admitted

Bobbie Anderson. Keysville. Joel
F. Motley. Burkeville; Ralph Palm,
er, Ontario; Earl l.. Lane, Farm
vile; Mrs. Sallie Collins. Farmville
Mrs. Bessie Branch. Amelia; Ron
ME Arlington, brakes Bra C h
Miss Martha Brooks. Keysville
Frank Medley, Keysville; DR.. j. w
Rowe. KeySville; Mrs. Lula Shorter
Pamplin, Arnold w. Covington
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HOSPITAL BEDS - with side
rails. Hodges & Dowdy Furniture
Co, Second ST, Phone 81. l2-4-l
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HELP WANTED

MANIC help on farm. j. L. Met
calf, Darlington Heights. 1l-3O-2p
SALESMAN-To sell well known
line Of farm equipment and trac-
tors. Good territory to work. Must
have knowledge of operating ma
chinery and be willing to learn
our line State experience. if any.
All j n f rmat ion confidential.
Write to Box M care of Farmville
Herald. 11-30-3t
MAN OR WOMAN = Is present
income satisfactory? If not, we
have an opening in Farmville to
sell national advertised Watkins
products, full or part time Mer-
chandise shipped on credit. We
help you get started Write the j.
r. Watkins Co., Dept. So, Rich
mond, Va. l2-4-4p T
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Ct A s s flied S
FOR SALE

FAVORITE recipes from the heart
of old Virginia, memo notes, gift
enclosures. Lanscott Gift Shop.
12-4-1tp
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Burkeville. girl. Nov 30
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert johnson.
Prospect. girl, December 2
Mr., and Mrs Francis Atkins.
Farmville. boy, Dec. s.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R Burley.
Farmville. boy. Dec g.
COlored Patients
Julia Friday, Chase City, CLANCY
Stokes, Keysville, and Louise HILL
Crewe.
Colorcd Births
/ Robert and Lena Johnson, Pros
pect. girl. Dec, 2.
India plans a big increase in
aluminium output
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FOR RENT

HOUSE - 5-rooms and bath,
built-in kitchen cabinets, hot wa
ter heater, garden space. located
on Route 460 half mile east of
Prospect. Phone EGO, Robert E.
Taylor, Farmville. 1l-27-4t
OR SALE: New room house on
Route IS, one mile from town
Floor furnace heat. Apply C. L.
Tench, Farmville Grown Station.
11-30-2p
SECOND FLOOR space in fire
proof building ON West third
street. formerly occupied by radio
station WFLO. Available immedi-
ately. Contact T. w. Bloomfield.
Phone 1888. 4-17-tf
STORE: formerly occupied by
Cradles. Elizabeth Burger. Farm
vile. Va. l0-3O-tf
APT: 4 rooms and bath. heat and
water furnished Landon G. At
kins. Municipal Bldg. Farmville,
Va. 1l-2O-tf
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APARTMENT - second floor
three rooms unfinished. Electric
refrigerator and stove, heat and
water furnished. GOT Second Ave,
Farmville, phone 1872. 1l-2O-tf
HOUSE, rooms, lights and wa
ter. 5i2 acres bright tobacco if
desired. Other acreage if wanted
Garrett Brothers, Rice, Va.
l2-4-3p
APARTMENT PoWhatan Court
house, 3 room apartment and
bath, $500. See R. r. Jones.
1903 Mutual Bldg, Richmond,
Phone 2-0l41. l2-4-4t
HOSPITAL BEDS with side
rails Hodges & DoWdy Furniture
I Co, Second St. Phone 81 l2-4-l
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FOR SALE

1857 CALENDARS - featuring
birds and flowers. Bird Feeders.
Lanscott Gift Shop. 12-4-lp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-26
Two Reds Talk for Hour
With Offended Loborites

that they would report progress
only on lesser issues.
Hard Feelings S0othed
The Russians good-by talk
with the Laborite leaders APP
parently soothed some of the
hard feelings left by the earlier
clash. Labor Party Leader Hugh
Gaitskell told newsmen the get
together was cordial and ended
on a friendly note"
But authoritative sources said
neither MI. KhruShchev nor the
Britons indicated any change in
their feelings about Jews and
Social Democrats (Socialists)
imprisoned behind the Iron Cur
tain.
i Sir Anthony called his cabinet
into session to give them full
report on his talks with the
Russian visitors. who leave for
home tomorrow. British and So
Wet experts worked, meanwhile,
on the final draft of a communi-
que summing up the talks.
The joint statement, scheduled
ito be made public soon after
midnight tabout 6 pm. EST
was expected to state that the
talks made progress on such
lesser issues as British Soviet
trade and cultural contacts but
no substantial agreement was
anticipated on the major world
problems discuSsed--the explo-
sive Middle East situation. dis
armament and German leunifi-
cation.
Both Sides Firm
From all signs, both the Brit
iSh and Russians stood fast on
previous policies toward the
major issues.
However, the Eden govern
ment was reported fairly pleased
with the talks. 1t was said the
British thought the conference
had set the basis for further
consultations with the Kremlin
and possibly had narrowed the
gap of East-West differences
slightly.
The two Red chieftains
brought a 5-foot wreath of
tulips, carnations and red roses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-26

to Marks grave. The father oil
communist theory died in Lon.
don in 1884 and is buried If.
Highgate Cemetery. on the out
skirts of London.
About 200 persons watched
silently as Marshal Bulganin ano
Mr.. Khrushchev, helped by So
Wet Ambassador Jacob Malik,
placed the huge wreath on the
l0-foot granite monument mark
ing the grave of the author OF
"Das Kapital" and the Com
munist manifesto.
The inscription on the wreath
read: ITO the great thinker
Karl Marx, the founder of scien-
jtific communism, from the gov
eminent and peoples of the So
Wet Union"
Stand With Bowed Heads
Dressed in dark lounge suits
the two Soviet leaders stepped
back three PAGES and stood with
bowed heads for two minutes
Mr.. Khrushchev's face was i'm
passive; a muscle twitched in
Marshal Bulganin's cheek.
Later they shook hands with
the Socialist Communist Marx
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-26
Howard u. Council
Banquet oniqht

The College of Liberal Arts
Student Council of Howard Uni
versity will hold its annual ban
quet at 8 o'clock tonight at Bald
win Hall. Fourth and College
streets NV.
An award will be presented to
Miss Lois A. Young of Balti-
more, who was named the out
standing student of the year
Also, the Experiment in Interna-
tional Living organization will
present scholarships for two
students to live abroad this sum-
mer. The winners will be an
nounced at the banquet.
Samuel D. Proctor, president
of Virginia Union University. will
speak.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-26
3 Types Of Taxes
Due by Monday

The annual tax headaches
were ended, or mostly ended, fol
the majority last week. But to-
day c. l. Fox. Internal Revenue
director for the Baltimore area
including the District. warned
that three types of taxes are due
next Monday.
Payments are due. for the first
quarter of 1856, from.
l. Employers who filed quar-
terly Federal tax returns, Form
GAL.
2. Employers of domestic
servants: Social Security taxes
are needed for such workers who
made $50 or more in wages the
first quarter.
3. Persons liable for quarterly
excise tax returns, Form 100.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-26

rlbblng--of Washington news
men and members of the House
and Senate.
Even with Lynn Dollar. The
Isolation Booth Gal" backing
him UP. March was hard-pressed
to out-gag the lawmakers at the
affair.
TVS Mr.. Quizmaster," down
from New York for the occasion,
played a familiar role. He asked
impossible questions on The
"a Million Vote" program. 1t
was designed to decide the win
ner Of the coming November
election. The affair, of course,
was partisan so it had to
come out a tie.
In his role as commercial an
nouncer for the Democratic
Party, Senator Barley said:
This is Station WDEM-A AM
FM and GIN land I don't mean
general management.
I'VE sell the greatest product
ever perpetrated on the Ameri-
can public. 1t started with JET
ferson and it ended with me. We
have a symbol. It's sometimes
referred to as a donkey, mule or
jackass. But regardless of what
it's called, we're willing to eX-
hibit it on all occasions.
Our competitors have a SYM
Dol, too-the elephant. 1t never
forgets anything because it never
learns anything"
Vice President Nixon, the Sem
ator's Republican counterpart as
station-break announcer, could
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-26

Memorial Committee which
erected the monument this
year.
The influential Times of Lon
don, which often seems to have
authoritative guidance for its
predictions. appeared to be pre-
pairing the British public for a
disappointment on the Russian
British talks.
1T should be said" the Times
commented today, that there
were never real hopes of star
ting results of outstanding i'm
portance, but a start has been
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-26

EDINBURGH, Scotland, April
I26 (P.-Nikolai Bulganin and
Nikita Khrushchev. from the
vodka drinking land of prole-
Itariat Russia, today were guests
in this home of Stuart kings and
Scotch whisky.
The Soviet Premier and Com
Imunist Party boss few up from
London after placing a wreath on
the grave of Karl Marx and be-
ginning their farewells. They
leave for home tomorrow fol-
lowing historic talks with Prime
Minister Eden.
Before journeying across the
border Mr.. Khrushchev and
Marshal Bulganin met again
with British Socialist leaders and
made a peace of sorts.
The Russians conferred with
Labor Party leaders for more
than an hour and agreed with
them on at least a token burial
OF the Ratchet. A row had de-
veloped at a dinner given the
Russians by the Labor Party
Monday night over the situation
OF socialists behind the Iron
Curtain.
Direct German Talks
Today Laborite officials re-
ported another aspect of that
dinner, saying Mr.. Khrushchev
told them the Kremlin might
try at some time to negotiate
a peace settlement directly with
West Germany if the Western
allies stick to their present pol
icies.
The informants said they got
the impression the Communist
boss was thinking in terms OF
such an approach after Chan
cellor Konrad Adenauer leaves
office. Mr.. Adenauer is a firm
supporter of Western policy, I'M
der which the Western Big Three
want to do the talking.
On the Russians return to
London tonight Marshal Bull
ganin and Prime Minister Eden
were to sign a joint communicate
summing up the results of their
talks on such world problems
as disarmament, German reuni-
1cation, the Middle East and
East-West trade.
The general expectation was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-26
Heart Tests Good,
johnson Reports

Senate Democratic Leader
Lyndon johnson had a thor
lough" physical examination at
Bethesda Naval Hospital today
and reported afterward that his
doctor pronounced his condition
all good"
Senator Johnson. who suffered
a heart attack last July, said his
physician. DR.. r. w. Clifford
told him there was no enlarge
ment of the heart and the
electro-cardogram showed it was
operating normally.
The Texan said that some
other tests made at the hospital
were yet to be heard from.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-26

made. The visit evidently was
worthwhile.
The Conservative Daily Tele-
graph likewise gave little hope
for high expectation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-26

only reply: Peace. progress anc
prosperity. The Weep is truly
Incompatible" And SO the eve
ming went.
A record number were present
to see Mr.. March lower the boom
on Congressman with question,
on politics. Bruce Baird. presi.
dent of the National Savings anc
Trust Co., sat on the stage anc
cautiously handed over the tight
ly sealed queries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-26
PoIiticos Outgog March
At Press Club Quiz

Televsion Hal March, from way back, last night
his match Senator Aben Barley and congressman
general
The Vice President his colleagues rolled
them the ases National Clubs Congressional
Night Party the annual getogeherfor of friendly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-26
MOTORISTS

II you wish to save fuel
take your car to A. J. Buell..
He can tune your motor too
SO it will run just like new.
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81 10th St. NV. NE. S-5777