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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-02

PAINTINGS, etchings. prints,
framed and unframed; miscellane-
Gus antique china. glassware and
plated silver. upholstery squares,
tapestry: Old English silver coffee
pot; $40 Newton So. NV. co.
PIANO, Lester betsy Ross" spinet,
5 yrs. old: excel. cond. LA. 6-1745.
PIANOS : JORDAN'S offer the
largest selection OF pianos In this
city. Be sure and see our complete
display OF new and used items
before you buy. Complete selection
at branch stores in Silver Spring
and Arlington. Branch stores are
town at 18th and q sts. NV.
PIANOS FOR RENT-New and used
spinets. consoles. Rrands and up
rSnts at nm, m9ds MIt rates from 50
Hauling extra. JoRDAN'S, FOUR
STORES. corner 13th and @ SITS,
NV. phone ST. 3-04OOl: $3.50
Lee hwy. Arlington fphone KE
S-5060D; 933" Georgia ave, Sill
yer Spring lphone JU. 5-1i05l
24l5 Princess Anne ST.. Freder-
ieksburg lphone Essex 3-7472l
Full selection at all stores. Silver
RbA aAa NJ OpNIl
PIANOS--Get our quotations on
brand-new standard make spinets
and consoles before you buy. We
feel that our prices are the lowest
IN the city. over 100 pianos to
choose from Sr. $4,000, PIANO
MART, 1913 9TH st. NV. Open
Thurs evenings.
PIANOS-Fabulous savings on re-
turned from rental spinet and
console pianos. newly guaranteed
Wide choice Of makes and finishes
KITS. 1880 @ st. NV. RE.
PIANO. Steinway uprt.; S125 de-
llVered. excel. playing cond. AID
4-692S (9:30 to o.. %
PIANOS. uprights. S65 up: spinets,
consoles. grands, S295 up, terms.
Established 1901. SCHAEFFER'S
PIANO SHOP. S25 Bonifant ST.,
Sill .Spg.. JU, a-an30.
PIANO, steinway grand: perfect
eeoond;; reas, for cash. AID. 4-5a2s
t9:ou 10 OF.
PIANO BENCHES. new, SO. PAUL
GOLIBART PIANOS. 1896 Column
bis I'd. NV. AID. 4-592S t9:30 to
% 20
PIANOS. Steinway grand (2l: style
M: rebuilt and REIN. ST. 3-3296
after IL pm. daily. No dealers.
PIANO. Winter spinet: excel. cond.
5000. ia. 7-7063
PIANO. late model. full keyboard
spinet. mahog finish; used very
little; S345. KITS. 1890 q st.
NV. RE. 7-6212
PIANOS FOR RENT with option to
buy. from SO monthly up plus cost
Of hauling ST $4,000, PIANO
MART, l0l5 9TH st. NV. iOpen
Thursday evenings,l
P1ANOs--Largest selection Of used
uprights in the city at bargain
grands and splnets. See US and
save. ST. 3-6300. PIANO MART,
I015 9TH st. NV.
PIANOS-ORGANS
SHOP SILVER SPRING WEEK
BARGAINS
Many fine buys in famous-make
pianos Used Spinets as low as
Sl95; apt. uprights, S205: grands,
$50. new spinets, S475: consoles,
S515. used makes. incl. Steinway
Acrosonic, Hartman. ChAckering,
Baldwin, Kohler a. Campbell
Wurlitzer, Lester and others; new
cleo. ORGANS, S375 up. Low terms,
Open M Mon ll, Thurs n,,s Frida syo u 70 .
so Pershing dr., JU. 9-633s.
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ALTURAS HOTEL

Single and double rooms. 24-hour
elevator and switchboard: din. rm. (:
transp. and prem. rates: $500 up.
Hu. 3.9ll0. 1909 10th 81, NV.
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wei. sleep and Ssip s T rms uO IS sH Ns
up. l101 18th NV. DI. 7-7Sss.
1884 MINTWOOD PL. N.W.-Newly
decorated 2:rm. furn. apt; SOS
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PART-TIME
SALESWORK

Make telephone calls in
your spare time from our
office.
We can show you how in
30 minutes.
Choose your own hours
between 9 am. and 8 pm.
HIGH COMMISSIONS
PLEASANT WORK
For Appointment, Call
District 7-4169
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DOCS. PETS. ETC.
(CONTINUEDl

PUG PUPPIES. 2 mos old, Axe
reg, $50 each. 602 Jackson ST..
Falls Church. JE. 2-4695.
COCKER PUPS 90, Axe. let black.
females. weeks, champ. sired :
S25. WA. 5-9129.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES, black.
. wks. old, Axe. champ. stock;
have to be seen to appreciate.
JU. 5-3953.
DACHSHUND PUPPIES. red, biz.
and tan. Axe, champ. stock. excel.
haired: 's cheap to GOOD s5 o Home. ion no
children. Ell. 6-4929.
ENGLISH SETTER PUPPIES, reg :
special price. AP. 7-7346.
DACHsHUND PUPS, smooth. Axe,
8 wks. old. Dunkirk 5000.
SQUIRREL MONKEY. male: nice
pet for children: SIS or best offer.
Pc. 2~67lf.
WEIMARANER PUPPIES German
hunterl, ) wks. old. Call OF. A.
SSlS: 272I S. Lang ST., Arl.
BOXER PUPS, Axe. Bang-Away
stock: real beauties; very reas.
CAREYBRK. BOXERS. 10. 7-7I68
SIAMESE KITTENS. born June 4.
Sealpont. 2 Bluepoint. HiIicrest
Heights. RE. 5-433l.
COLLIES. Axe. Parader, sable and
/ white. APP 7-364S.
EXCLUSIVE KERRY BLUE TER
RIERS-Show-quality puppies OF
this controlled breed now available
to approved homes ana profess
SIGNALS. Champion studded lines,
Axe registered. intelligent. affec-
tionate, excellent watchdogs, never
she'd Inoculated. wormedi BY
appointment only, DE. 2-4972
week ends and evenings.
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS, Axe,
beaut. black silver. imported bid
lines, I've. town Aug. Is: very reas
TO good home. TIE. $3.50.
COLLIE PUPS, Axe, sable and
white, 10 wks. old; $50 up. WE.
5-4464.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-02
RELP-MEM AND WOMEN

ADVERTISING MAN OR LADY,
with department store experience
for writing newspaper ads. lay
outs, etc, for department store In
Norfolk, Virginia. Give full his
tory and salary requested In flrst
letter to Box SCH. Star.
BEAUTICIAN-We have an open
ing for q good hair stylist, man or
woman, for high-class clientele;
must be steady and reliable. good
opportunity for the right party
Apply 10 ROBERT OF PARIS,
1913 Conn. ave. NV, NO 7-2776.
CLERK-TYPIsT for transportation
once AP. 1850 j. B. BELL,
INC Ryerdale, Nd
COUNSELOR, colored exper. only
enpl work. mgr ability LU l.
2Sb1 ewes, co 5-352l.
REAL ESTATE. pleasant air-cond
ONCE. newly furn.. favorable COM
mission and working arrangements
HOME MERCHANTS ~. 9.6sOo
GOVERNMENT employees and serv-
zee personnel. earn up 10 $500 per
mo IN your spare time with Wash
lngton's most aggressive auto deal
erl For further information come 10
Ditcount Motor Sales, 1900 lath
az NV. / block north OF Thomas
cireb.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-02
TONE, BLACKSTONE. CEMENT,
BUSINESS SERVICES

BASEMENT LEAK: Call US for
patios, painting. pointing block
work. rec. rms. 10. 2-1641.
CARPENTRY and general contrae-
tor for large or small jobs in d. C.
or Va. Catering to the better class
20 years In the Metropolitan Area
ia. 2-979l after . pm.
LET L. A. LEvERONE give you q
free estimate on any repairs. re-
modelling. or additions. All my
customers are completely satisfied.
Call WA. 10000 day or evening.
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES

ROOFING LEAKS REPAIRED: spe.
ciali9ing In all types single roofs
painting, plastering. guttering anc
siding. Free estimates. RE. 1854
ROOFING and guttering. Satisfied
customers for over rs yrs. Cal
Ii 6-Sl00.
STONE, FLAGsTONE. CEMENT,
WORK, retaining walls. patios
steps. porches, etc. Free est. Cal
JERRY PELUzzO. mgr. LU. l.
4750.
TILE WORK EXPERT. specializinI
mate. Cali any time. RA. S-4SSs
TRASH REMOVED
Yds,, Bsmts. Cleaned. Free Estimates
WALKER TRASH CO., FE. $3.50:
EXPERT CONCRETE WORK :
Porches, patios, sidewalks AMI
II
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WISGELIAWEUUS Fun SAIE
(cONTlNUEDl
FURNITURE
Used, But Not Abused

Knotty-pine bedroom suite. used,
good condition. studio couches,
used, S25 up. Many, many other
bargains.
Smiths Select Furniture
DON'T MAKE A MOVE
WITHOUT CALLING SMITH s."
9fll Wilson Rivd IA oTIfa
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TEACHER

White. first grade. small classes:
Maryland private school. Reply in
manuscript writing. stating age.
training. experience. religions af-
tiliations and references. Box 1877
@, Star.
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FURNITURE
Welcome Armed Forces and
Government Employees

HERE ARE A PEW SAMPLES:
Living Room Suites. foam rubber
ORIG s3a5- SALE PRICE SIas
3-pc Curved Sectionals. foam rub.
ORIG. $40 SALE PRICE. Sl95
Hide-a-beds
ORIG S2gb SALE PRICE SI6a
Living Room Chairs
ORIG S5g-SALE PRICE, $50
occasional Chairs
ORIG. S29-SALR PRICE, $40
Recliner Chairs
ORIG S70-SALE PRICE, $50
Bedroom Suites
ORIG. S395-SALE PRICE. S16g
Italian Provincial Bedroom Suites
ORIG SS95--SALE PRICE. $685.
Dining Room Suites
ORIG S395 SALE PRICE, S1Ob
Italian Provincial Dining Room
ORIG S42a-SALE PRICE, S20b
A modern dining room suite
ORIG. SS0O--SALE PRICE. S395
Carloads OF Other Values
Too Numerous to Mention
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Stenographer

5-day, S6M-hr. week; company
benefits; chance for advancement
Apply REMINGTON RAND, 1915
L st. NV.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., fast. ac-
curate. for secretarial and business
services flrm for outside assign
ment and in our ONCE. IBM type
writer's, air cond., good rate. ST.
3-7396.
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR, typins
and general ONCE work. Good
future for alert and intelligent
girl. J.. GuSS a. SONS. 623 H st.
NE. S-3377.
TEACHERS, white. trained. $3.50
$3.50 mo. Open Saturday, 10-1 80.
ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY,
1871 q NV.
TEACHER OF SHORTHAND. part
time. evening sessions, hours 6-S.
Must be qualified in Simplified
0reeg College Edition. Preference
given to college graduate with
teaching experience. Telephone
STRAYER COLLEGE. Ma. S-I74S.
and ask for Mr.. Purvis or Mr.
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APIS. FURNIsHED-D. c.

ESQ GALLATIN ST. N.W.-Nicely
furn., 3 rooms. bath. utils.: con-
venient loo: SS5. adults. RA. g.
225s. Il. 6-4051.
EXCLUSIVE. close-in, 8 rms. nicely
lurn,; utils. incl: reas. 10. .
54O1 after pm.
ATTR. TV APIS, S14 wk. up; child
vel. Sleep and hskpg. rms. S. Wk
up. llOl 18th NV. DI. 7-7SSs.
1884 MINTWOOD PL. N.W.-Newiy
decorated 2-rm. furn. apt; SOS
mo. DE. 2-1S9S
500 End ST. s.E.-2 rms, nicely
furnished. Adults. $50. u.
4-4236.
4I9 9Th ST. s.W.-cony. Army,
wk. up. Clean, well furn. Child
accepted. NE. s-5096.
EFFICIENCY--Nicely furn.. cross
adults. Ref. DE. 2-1726.
$500 CONN. AVE, .air-cond., Apt.
bath, pch. Suit for cple. Restrie.
BLDG. SI25. Mgr.. EN-. 3.62i5.
LAMONT ST. NV. 1914 = En-
front, large kitchen,
NICE CLEAN APT, bedrm., liy.
shower: cow. to everything, close
transp. RIA. 3-5070. RIA. 3.7757.
NEAR WOODNER-Two rms, bath.
pvt. home. sober employed people;
reasonable NO. 7-2425.
$3.50 PER MO.-one rm.. pvt,
TO inspect a. cali ST ST. i s.ss5 y NV
LIv. RIM, bedrm.. kit. and bath:
81. NV, AID 2-7I47.
BRADBURY HGHTs.. Md, $500 T
mo; use OF washer. 10. S.4iOs.
GE0RGETOwN-Modern i-bedrm.
apt yall-to.wali carpetine. air-
conditioned patio. Call co. 5-4320
GEORGETOWN, 1880 Que st. NV.
any 9ime APT spt n apt eld sss see
GEORGETOWN, 1914 e6th St.
s SC st aR' front tS5 DeoSsfpn; q ~ 80
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-LSe. iiv.
rmr 2 lge bedTms.. kit bath;
ST. CO 8 10000 900 OF no, AD SO s9e l?aH
ilSs PARK RD. N.w.-TWo lac.
rooms, sos; 3 rms, SIS. Either
with utils. paid. Ju 5-430s.
4 RMS. end A.. nicely furnished
NJ i go0d locations utils. furn.
1913 10th ST. N.w.-Two rms.
REALTY. Du. 5.il5a
5?ta KANSAS AVE. N.W.-Ground
level. pvt. entr.; . lac. rms. bath,
TV utils TT .-35al
MOD. DOWNTOWN elev bldg
beautiful enc. and | -bedrm. apt :
nice furniture, ideal empl girls
and cpls,. sun deck. air.cond ga
rage. avail immed. and Aug ~:
$50 up utils incl 1875 7 81.
NV. AID i-O210
S,E.-Lovely one-bedrm. apt IN pvt.
home enclosed porch; avail ims
med Call LII. 4-2635, a.
1924 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Lre. 'front.'
bsmt. rm. and Kit. enc; SIS
Wk.
CONTINUED on Next Pass)
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suTUATIoMs-WOMEn
sITs-MEM AND WOMEN

COUPLE with one child wants lob
as part time janitor. Call Me.
S-3949. 81
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FURNITURE
AUGUST
SALE

Colonial brass lamps, $685.: rock
maple lamp or cocktail tables
Stg.g5: cordovan mahog. chest Of
drawers, $50 D5 wrought iron desk
and char. both S1p.Db. Colonial
mirror, solid cherry frame, S1Dp5:
mahog or maple night tables,
81 ~; mahog. or maple book
cases. So a5, modern living room
chairs. S24g5. charcoal chest Of
drawers, yi4nb. rock maple living
room chairs. $40 O5. modern ltve
seat S4D05 lined oak end
or cocktail tables, 81 1i en- rock
maple drop-leaf dining table.
$50 p5 onaple corner cabinet,
$50 20, maple bunk bed, S34 A5;
cxtra-hrm Hollywood beds. si4 %
rOll-away beds with innerspfing
mattresses, S24 05.
Many other values too numerous
to mention Browse three large
floors Budget terms avallsbie.
open Friday and Monday nirhts
FURNITURE MART
SIS King g., Alexandria
Kt. $4,000.
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ESQ GALLATIN ST. N.W.-Niceiy
furn., 3 rooms. bath. utils.: con-
venient loo: SS5. adults. RIA. g.
225S, IL. 6-4051.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACCORDlONS - Demonstrator and
slightly used IL bass instruments
with cases; $40. Regularly much
higher. ST. $4,000, JORDAN'6,
corner 18th and O SITS. NV.
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HELP-D0MESTIC

\ COOK, homework. live In, own
room and bath. excellent refs. re-
Quired. OIL. 7-9S5R.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-02

Fiji, our toy Manchester, is ri
mos. old and Axe req. Our child
% allergle- 10 dogs. must sell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-02

PIANOS--Get our quotations on
and consoles before you buy. We
feel that our prices are the lowest
in the city. over 100 pianos to
choose from. ST, $4,000. PIANO
MART l015 9TH st. NV. Open
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-02

PAINTINGS, etchings. prints,
framed and unframed; miscellane-
Gus antique china. glassware and
plated silver: upholstery squares,
tapestry: Old English silver coffee
pot, 1919 Newton So. NV. co,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-02

EXCLUSIVE. close-in, g rms. nicely
turn.; utils. incl: reas. 10. .
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PIANOS-Fabulous Savings on re-
turned from rental spinet and
console pianos: newly guaranteed
Wide choice of makes and finishes
KITS. 1880 @ st. NV. RE.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-07
BIDS WANTED

SEALED BIDS in duplicate for the
addition of Sprinkler System in
he Home Economics Building at
Longwood College, Farmville, Vir-
ginia. will be received at the Of
flee of the Business Manager and
Treasurer until Ii O'Clock A. NJ
Thursday, May %, 1857, and then
publicly opened and read aloud.
Drawings and specifications for
the above project will be availa-
bic at the office Of the Business
Manager and Treasurer.
Applications requesting drawings
and specifications not to exceed
one % set per applicant should
be filed with the Business Man
ager and Treasurer and the de-
sired material will be forwarded.
Bids must be accompanied by a
certified check for 81 of the base
bid or an acceptable bidders bond
in the amount Of ST. Of the base
bid payable to the Treasurer Of
he Commonwealth Of Virginia
All bidders bidding IN amounts
exceeding $4,000 must be regis
cred as Contractors in the Com
monwealth of Virginia.
No bids may be withdrawn after
he schedule closing time Tor re
ceipt of bids for period Of thir-
~ 800 days.
The Owner reserves the right to
reject any or ali bids and to
waive informalities.
Longwood College.
(Owner)
r G. Landlord, Jr., President
Authorized Representative
BY J H. Wamsley
5-3-2t
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-07
LC Institute Speaker
DR.. Rubin Gets
GuggenI1eim Award

Dr. Louis D. Rubin. Jr., of Rich
nond. one Of the lecturers who re-
Gently helped inaugurate Longwocd
Colleges Institute OF Southern Cul-
ture, is one of three Virginians Sc
lected last week for fellowship
grants from the Guggenheim Foun-
dation
He was awarded his for continu-
ing a study Of certain key themes
and formal concepts in the litera-
ture Of the South In all. 344 persons
in the country were selected for
grants totaling 81 5000 600
The fellowships are awarded u
persons of unusual capacity for
scholarly research and to per
sons Of unusual and proven creative
ability In the fine arts"
The giving Foundation was es-
tablished in 1925 by the late United
States Senator Simon Guggenheim.
Of Colorado and MIS-. Guggenheim
in memory of their SON
Rubin is associate editor Of the
Richmond News Leader
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-07
Hospital News

There were 50 patients in the hos
pital Monday morning
Patients Admitted
Miss Betty Bradshaw Rice vii
liam Bradford, Blackstone: Mrs. l..
T. Red. Chase City: j M Baird,
Farmvillc Joseph Echols. Rice;
Miss Rena Berry Rice: Mrs. r.
F. Adams. Crewe, Mrs. A. N. Price.
Pamplin. Mrs. Tura Lancaster,
Farmville Mrs. S. G Showalter,
c eve ] L. Slayton, Farmville;
Tardy baldwin. Cumberland. MS
John Antoine, Farmville Mrs. A. B.
Sflackleten. Victoria S. E Locke,
SAKE: B. A. Dennis. Farmville; w
NJ. Rowe. il. Cumberland. Mrs. T.
v. Hancock. Blackstone. and Mrs
Howard Yeatman, Farmvllle.
M and Mrs. M. H. Dunkum.
Dillwyn, boy, May 2.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-07
DR.. Dorothy Schlegel
ms Scholarship

DR.. Dorothy B. Schlegel, assist
ant professor Of English at Long
wood College. has been awarded
a scholarship to attend a seminar
on general education and religion
and moral values at the Univers-
ity OF Chicago. June "a to July 5.
Scholarships are provided by
Eanforth foundation to college
teachers engaged in general edu-
cation programs. Mrs. Schlegels
courses at LongWood in Intro
duction to Literature" and Bible
Literature" are a part of the col
lege's general education program
IN literature.
A graduate of Dickinson Col
lege and William and Mary. Mrs.
Schesel completed her electorate
at tie University of North Caro-
lima, where her dissertation on
"Shaftesbury and the French
neists" was published.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-07
Prince. Princess
Named in Amelia

Janice Woods II, the daughter
Of Nh and Mrs. John F. Woods
Jr.. and Gilmer Wilmington, Is
son Of F. @. Wilmington, have
been selected to represent Amelia
county in the contest for queen
and king Of the seven county All
parade Saturday
A All all star. Miss Woods is
chairman of committee OrgaDi-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-07

berland. Prince Edward. Nelson
and Appomattox countless A large
number Of church members also
are expected. A box lunch will be
served on the church picnic
grounds
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-07
Baptist Association
TO Convene Thursday

The l2oth Spring session of APP
ponattox Baptist association viii
convene Thursday. May 9, at
Mulberry Grove church d +
Buckingham c. H Theme OF the
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-07

zing an honor club in Amelia She
is an Amelia High School junior
and has served as president OF
both her Al club and the county
All council. She has been a jun
ior leader for four years. and
plans to attend the state short
course this summer.
Wilmington. high school
sophomore. is A. II club treasurer
He has been a Junior leader for
two years, and has carried health
corn. tobacco ami electric prof cts
in his Al club work.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-07

session is associational work and
methods.
The Rev J. Kenneth Clark
pastor Of Gainesville Baptist
c~erch ie moderator and Mrs.
Edgar M. Johnson, Of Sheppards.
is CLERK
Excited are 1925 delegates from
churches in Buckingham. Cum
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-07

Mr.. and Mrs. A b Jamerson.
Dillwyn. girl. May q
MIR and Mrs Charles Carter,
Farmville, boy May 6.
celored Patients
Mary Jones. Chase City; Willie
VIM, Victoria Sally Brown South
Hill Robert Fovlkes- Crewe Cal
vim Jeffries. Victoria Polly Wood
rum. Burkeville, and Larry Coats.
Chase City.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-07

HYMN BOOKS-four dozen
of them we're presented TO
Mattoax Presbyterian Church
in memory Of Mr.. and Mrs
Aukie Leistra by their daugh-
ter. Mrs. Arthur P. Snellings, Of,
Fredericksburg. Above. ]. Z.
Dodson accepts the hymn books
from Mrs. Snellings.
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West Germans
Sail 1,O35ships

HAMBURG. Germany, July
1 R.-West Germany's mer-
chant navy has zoomed from
practical non-existence immedi-
ately after World War II to a
fleet Of 1.035 vessels totaling
S.223.324 tons.
In prewar days Germany
ranked fifth among the great
seafaring nations of the world.
OF the a. million tons Of ship
ping once owned by German
companies all that was left at
the end Of the war were some
go, 1000 tons of old vessels.
Today West Germany's mer-
chant fleet is in tenth place and
growing every day.
The astonishing story Of the
revival of Germany's merchant
navy is told in a report Of the
federation Of German shipping
companies which is to celebrate
its 50th anniversary next Tues
day.
The report said the last war
cost Germany It's entire mer-
chant navy.
The report stressed that the
quick rebirth of German shipping
was even more surprising in the
light of the multitude Of Allied
restrictions imposed on the de-
feated country Immediately after
the war.
One Of the retarding factors
was an allied decree forbidding
Germans to sail the seas and to
build any ships whatsoever, said
the report.
In 1947 the restrictions were
relaxed and Germany was per-
mitted to build up to 7,200-ton
ships.
Then. in 1851, the last shack
les on Germany's entire shipping
industry were removed. The
boom began.
Within seven years. said the
report, a total Of ~ billion
marks ($1.150.000.00O were in
vested in rebuilding Germany's
new merchant navy. Now 672
units. or almost 10 per cent Of
the total tonnage. are ships built
after the war. The others were
bought abroad.
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when he went out alone in his
own boat after q church confer
ence meeting, was identified by
voice by his wife ON the long
distance telephone shortly after
he made himself known here.
The rector returned to his
home and parish last night.
MY wife heard the start of
the conversation between the
couple" Canon Byfield said.
"She said there was no doubt
of the identity. 1t was husband
and wife talking"
Wore Working Clothes
Canon Byfield himself, by q
strange quirk Of chance, helped
restore Mr.. Daughters memory
The man. wearing workingman's
clothes, came to him after morn
ing communion service, Canon
Byfleld said, asked to speak with
him privately and, with a dis
turbed air said:
II think I'm q minister-and
the last thing I remember is
crawling out of a lake"
Canon Byfield was familiar
with the circumstances Of Mr..
Daughters supposed drowning
because he knew the rector's
sister, Mrs. Harold Fleharty
wife of a clergyman at Spokane
Wash. The name Daughters"
flashed into his mind and he
said it aloud.
IF you could have seen his
face light up, I think you
couldn't doubt that memory
flooded back at that instant"
Canon Byfield said. Then he
burst into tears"
At the airport as he waited for
his plane Mr.. Daughters told an
Associated Press reporter, II feel
so uncertain, it's as If ! were
coming out of a tunnel"
Storm Left Boat Empty
Daughters, father of four sons,
was presumed dead after q storm
on the lake at Occur d'Alene,
when his small, battered and
empty boat was found washed
ashore. His automobile was
parked where he had left it,
near the shore. The accident
occurred while he was at q
church conference center at
Occur d'Alene.
The minister said today he
was unable to give any account
of the two months he has lost
out Of his life," but could recall
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the circumstances Of the day he
disappeared. It's come back In
bits and pieces" he said.
Asked what led him to Grace
Cathedral, he answered quietly
IT guess 1t was the same thing
that led me to the church In the
first place-God."
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United States Department of
Interior made Q check.
For years. Brown said. he's
been almost blinded by the
glitter coming from the rock
patch when the sun is shining.
Eventually. he hopes to mine the
area.