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FOR SALE

NEW ll3 HIP Universal pump
with jet. foot valve. pressure
switch and gauge, will pump to
SO feet. While they last $685..
Free electrict connection to
Southside Electric Coop members.
WI. A. Price Company, on Route
49, 3-23-8t
FIGS Tree ripened. Cab or see
Arthur Welchlin. Article Farm,
2029J Rt. l. Farmville. 8-23-3t
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HOUSE new brick rambler, 3
bedrooms. breezeWay. garage. full
basement 4th Ave Extended.
Owner transferred. Call 1888.
8-6-tf
BOATS Marine plywood, II it.
An condition $500 each. c. H.
DoWdy, Jr.. Farmville. Va. 8-30-5t
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APARTMENT HOUSE / G5
North Virginia street, 5 rooms and
bath down and 3 rooms and bath
up newly decorated inside. For
quick sale $1,000 cash or terms.
w G. Canada. Agent Peoples
Bank Bldg, Farmville, Va
lip
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HAY Alfalfa hay. Sl.25 per
bale. mixed hay Sloo per bale
Holstein 2-calf heifers and cows.
freshening in September, October.
November. December. w. c. Haw-
kris. RI. Lynchburg. Phone T.
2063. 8-30-2t tFp
FOR SCHOOL ~ cosmetic travel
kits. hand made string gloves. tie
racks, ash trays, shoe shine kits.
desk sets. staplers, stuffed ami
mals flashlights. pencils. Virginia
scarfs. note paper Lanscott Gift
Ship 408 High Street. Farmville.
8-30-lp
49, 7 P0l&DiNQ DPOtptd OidiiQ
China, weeks old. S. N Coin, r.
3, Box 43. Germantown road
Farmville, Va 8-30-2p
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BANTAMS - Pullets and cocker
els Mrs B. H. Springer Box IL
Buckingham. Va 8-30-2p
1851 CHRYSLER. Windsor De-
luxe. radio heater, good terms.
Reasonable. owner phone
390-M 8-3o-tf "a
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FOR COLORED. / room house
with bath and lot 40xl50 IN Farm
vile $500 Landon Atkins. Mu-
nicipal Bldg Farmyille Phone
390-M or 1888 8-30-tf ~
SALE Of Freeman oXlords, 40
pairs, sold up to SASS % go fol
S845 special. Verser's 830-4p
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LEGAL NOTICES

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VIRGINIA.:
In the office Of the Clerk Of the
Circuit Court for the County Of
Cumberland the 27th da, Of
August, 1857:
LUCILLE BROWN MERRITT
Complainant
v.
OSCAR HAYWARD MERRITT
Defendant
The object of this suit IS to OBJ
tain Tor the complement from the
defendant divorce a yinculo
mat.,monii on the ground Of con-
structive desertlon for more than
one year, and - obtain the care
custody and control of the infant
child Of the parties. Harold Mil
ton Merritt.
An affidavit having been made
and filed. according to Law. stat
Ing that the defendant Oscar
Hayward Merritt Is non-resi-
dent of the State Of Virginia.
Therefore, it is ordered that the
said Oscar Haywal Merritt do
appear within ter Gays after due
publication hereof and do what
may be necessary to protect his
interests in this suit.
Teste
r. H BLANTON. Clerk
r, Z. GARLAND. p. O.
FarmyIlle. Virginia 8-30-4t
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LEGAL NOTICES
VIRGINIA, In the Circuit Court
Of Prince Edward County: The
10Th day Of August. 1857
RE. THOMAS 4. MILLER e.

TATE
SHOW CAUSE
m APPEARING to this Court
that report Of the account Of
the Peoples National Bank Of
Farmville. Virginia as Executor ot
the Estate Of Thomas E. Millsl
and OF the debts and demands
against his estate has been filed
in the Clerk S Office of this Coun-
ty and that twelve months have
elapsed since qualification was
had on the said estate. on motion
Of the aforesaid personal repre-
sentative. IT Is ORDERED that
the creditors OF and all other per-
Sons Interested IN the aforesaid
estate do SHOW cause. If any they
can, Oh the 30th day 0f Septen
bet. 1857. before this Court NJ its
Circuit Court Room IN F3-lnville,
Virginia, against the payment and
delivery Of the Estate Of Thomas
E. Miller to the devisees and VI
legatees under the provision Of
the testator's will. without requir-
ing a refunding bond Of them or
any Of them.
A copy-TeSte:
HORACE ADAMS, Clerk
w. c. FITZPATRICK, p. q.
8-23-4t
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FOR RENT

IMPAIRMENT Two bedrooms
hath livino room and Kitchen
privileees water IN honse Iocat-
ROOM - furnished room. Mrs.
Blanche Fulcher, 709 Oak ST.. Cali
277-M after five. 8-23-3tp
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FOR SALE

This voluobIe cDrner
property known as tire
Bartlett 6stote located On
the corner Of Fourth ard
South Streets. For infor
motIon write Mrs tpher
M Cook. Is Richords St
New London. Conn.
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SPENCER supports, individually
designed, no figure a problem
Also correct mastectomy bgassiers.
3o5 5. Main St Farmville
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RESIDENCE. years old bed.
rooms. ranch type house with
tiled bath, modern kitchen, select
oak floors. oil heat. ample closet
space and large lot. Owner trans
ferred. $4,000 Landon Atkins.
Realtor. Farmville. 6-23-tf F.
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VIKGlNIz..
In the ClNrk'S office VI the Cir
cult Court az Cumberland COan-
" On the atA day Of August
1851: F.
TosSIE MORGAN WRIGHT
Complainant
vs..
CHshLEs louis WRIGHT
Defendant
Tile object NJ this suit is to OBJ
tain d divorce from the bond Of
,natrimony fol- the complainant
from the sssl sfGant on tn e
grounds Of Geeertion.
An affidavit having been made
and filed acSording to law. stat
ing that Tire defendant, Charles
Louis Wright is a nonresident Of
the State at Virginia. II is ordered
that he dc apr+ar within ten days
after due publication hereof and
do what May be necessary to pro-
tect his interest III this suit.
r. n. BI1ANTON. Clerk
WILLIAAf-4C. CARTER. D. d.
Cumberland Virginia. 8-l6-4t
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@c per inch
FOR SALE

APARTMENT HOUSE. 1 apart
nlents. each With private bath.
Close-in location with sll0 per
month income. Special al $4,000.
Landon Atkins. Realtol Farm
VILE. 83Otf III
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LAND = S25.0 down, $1,000 per
month buys 8 acres near Miller's
lake IN Prince Edward County.
landon q. Atkins, Realtor. Farm
vile 5-24-tf If
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DAY FLY BAIT. Easy TO use
Kills flies around barns. outhous-
IS, on porches. etc. just sprinkle
around. ] ID. 85c. 5 lbs 81 SO. ].
II Whitfield Company 8-30-lt'
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NEW CROP TURNlP SEED: Nov
rs the time to plant We have III
stock seven Of the most popular
varieties Pee Us for your needs. J
Il. Whitfield Company 8-3G-1t
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When he learned that his infant
son vas dying Ct hydrocephalus
water on the braini, an Industrial
technician recesstly fashioned a. mir
acle valyt that saved his baby son
and promises life to thousands Of
hydrocephat}e babies everywhere
The valve, tqlsisting Of silicone
plastic fins ..i Ill stainless steel
body. allows TING sluid which crowds
the brain u asAin safely into the
jusular sein- .ilslca. its development,
the sllicone dsaln has relieved more
than 30 hy0rocgphalic cases.
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RESIDENCE rooms. bath,
hardwood floors. wooded lot ITS
X 300 IN Jackson Heights. Only
S6500 Landon Atkins. Municipal
Bldg. Farmville. Va. 5-24-tf III
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AUCTION SALE

~'0S 1870 'NSP~ 49, 9r'~'
CONSISTING OF.
4 SowtniII
! international Diesel Unit
rs HIP, UD IL
4 1855 Chevrolet V-8 2-Ton
Truck
! r Trootor With Looding
Attachment
| c Troctor
! Troctor Cultivotof-2 rows
| Troctor-Mower
! Troctor-2-Disk Pillow
l Corn Plonter-2 Rows
| No 81 international
Combine
! Carl SideIivey Hay Rake
(Side Delivery
| Grain Drill
2 Disk 4orrows
! Wood Saw
| Mule
| Log Cort
2 Power Sows--l polond
! Corn Piekef-l Row
international
MRS. [. n. CRUMP
[. 6. COFFEY
Owners
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HELP WANTED

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WAITRESS - apply ONei. Din
IT. Main St. Farmyille, phone
1910. 8-23-tf
WAITRESS -- White. Is years Of
aye OF over Apply IN person, to
Manager, Hotel Weyanoke, Farm
vile. 827-4t
EARN $1,000 per day. Go to work
III Faimville and surrounG-ng
counties. No door to door sciliL :.
no experience necessary W1i-e d.
B. Saunders, 807 CRANKY 81, Nor
folk. Va. S-30-lp
MAN OR WOMAN. full or part
time, to serve Watkins Nationally
Advertised Products to rural Gus
toners in Charlotte County Earn-s
ings up to 500 per week possible
from the start. Free Life InSu-
ance Plan. Should be over rs
years of age Car OF light truck
necessary. Write The j. r. Wat
kins Company r. O. Box SOIL.
Att. Rural Sales, Richmond. Va
8-30-3t ID
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VIRGINIA.
In the Circuit Court of the Coun-
ty Of Cumberland. August 10,
1857.
ARTHUR AuCHAUX,
Complainant
VI.
MARY MACK MICHAUx.
Defendant
The object Of this suit Is to- OBJ
tain a divorce from the bond OF
matrimony for the complainant
from the defendant on the ground
of desertion and abandonment
An affidavit having been made
and filed that the defendant is
not a resident Of the State Of
Virginia, it is ordered that she APP
pear within ten days from due
publication Of this order to pro
tect her interest herein.
An Extract-Teste
r. H. BLANTON, Clerk
ANNIE MORING FAl-LWEl-L. pa.
Planters Bank Building,
Farmville. Va. 8-23-4t
VIRGINIA.: In the Circuit Court
Of Amelia County. July 80, 1857.
/ DOROTHY OSBORNE COBL E
| ANDERSON
I V.
/ Order Of Publication
I JOHN w. ANDERSON
The object of this suit is to OBJ
tain divorce from bed and board
from the Defendant on tn e
ground Of constructive desertion
\ An affidavit has been made and
filed that the Defendant Is not
a resident OF this, Commonwealth.
it Is ordered that he appear be-
tore this Court within ten days
after due publication Of this
order and protect his interests
herein
H A Copy Teste.
S. L. FARRAR, JR., Clerk
| VALENTINE w SOUTHALL. pc
Attorney at Law.
Amelia, Virginia s-9-4i
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RESIDENCE near Longwood
College with apis. oil heat.
hardwood floors One 3 bedroom
apt. and one , bedroom apt. En-
cellent condition Priced to sell.
Landon Atkins. Municipal Bldg.
Farmville. 5-3l-tf (Fl
LOT one mile from FHrmville.
lust off Hampden Sydney Road.
containing lie acres Lanaon At
gins. Municipal Building Farm
vile 7-19-tf tFi
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NOTICE.

PUBLIC shah not be respon-
sible for any debts made BY any
one but myself Mrs. Lizzie
Thompson Schen. Meherrin. va.
8-30-ltp
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IN MEMORIAM

ALLEN In loving memory Of our
dear mother, Mrs G. " Allen,
who passed away August 81, 1855.
In our hearts Your memory
fingers,
always tender, fine and true.
There's not a day dear mother
We do not think Of you
Devotedly
Rosa v Allen and
Brothers 8-301p
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RAT-OLA: Kills rats and mice
Contains warfarin. A dry meal
bait ready to use. Id. can CSC j.
H. Whitfield Company 800 1t
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TOBACCO SPEARS. we carry
two styles and sizes. 75c and csc.
J H. Whitfield Company 8-30-lt
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APARTMENT 10y Two bedrooms,
bath. living room and kitchen
privileges, water in house. LOcat-
ed 6 miles west of Farmville, r.
400. Phone 3020JX. 8-23-4p (Fl
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FOR SALE

beautiful home with
A bedrooms. full baths, oil heat.
large lot. Excellent close-in location.
near Farmville schools and Long
wood College. Under $4,000 Landon
G. Atkins Realtor. Farmville.
5-24-tf CD
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FOR THE BEST BUYS on power
lawn mowers. chain saws. garden
tractors and all other small power
tools. on low easy terms. call 998.
Shanaberger. and Sons. Farmville.
7-19-tf CD
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FARM. near Cumberland G. H.,
III acres. Six room dwelling. 8
tobacco barns, 3 / 4 acres tobacco
allotment, fish pond. $1,000. Lam
don Atkins, Realtor. Farmyille
7-l9-tf III
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WEEVIL-TOx: 100 Carbon Bis
ulphide. A fumigant for killing
Weevils and other insects in stored
grains. quart 89c. gallon s295.
J H. Whitfield Company. 8-30-it
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Come in end look them over.
YYu ore sure to find the cor
you've o-en waiting for.
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FOR THE BEST ii new power
lawn mowers it's Eska Can 1913,
Shanaberger ana Sons, Farmville-
7-l9-tf If
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RESIDENCE ! s rooms. hard
wood floors, lot 100 x 800 near
Farmville. Modern kitchen Own
er leaving town Price s8950. Lam
don Ct Atkins, Realtor Farmvllle.
Virginia. Phone 390-M
soatf fE4
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4 INDIAN CHIEF Roadnaster
Motor-C Cycle Model 50-5l. Excel
lent shape indian Warrior Mo
Tor Cycle, in good SHAPE. | Indian
Motorcycle needs repairs. |
Banjo Excellent condition The
undersigned will sell for one half
cash and the balance if Wen Sc
cured II interested, see or write
Mrs. Anna Hannah, 7 miles North
OF Prospect. Virginia,
8-3o2t a.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1957-09-27

chips, rummy antes, high cue or
sicoy-sicoy bets and horse race,
but at the same time we expect
some trying stages.
Our drawback is that we do not
have trusted leaders in the COM
munity. We have men and women
posing as leaders who are back
ward and conservative, trying to
maintain their leadership at any
price. These old leaders of Filipino
society are the deterrent factors
toward any enterprise put for
ward. They are trying to protect
something which they have never
accomplished in their uneventful,
unworthy and unsuccessful leader
ship. Morally, they had been res
ponsible in corrupting the good
name and life of Filipinos through
their illegitimate establishments
and "racketeering schemes" 1t is
a shame that the majority of Fill
ipinos idolize these peole, worship
them as if they had done some
thing good for them. We see mem
bers of some churches still solic-
iting their financial help. 1t is true
that some of these old-timers are
honest, but they are morally weak.
Our church leaders perhaps are
the most honest and trusted in
dividuals in the community, but in
dealing with the "old leaders" they
are moral weaklings. They are
ready to kiss their hands any time
when it comes to financial assist
ance. No outsider would consider
loan, no bank honor note, ETC.,
because we have yet to build a
good name for ourselves. 1t is a
shame that we are desperately in
need of good leadership.
So, my dear friends, yours truly
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1957-09-27
Clubhouse Project

Continued from Page 81
rived therefrom are for their chill
dren and future Filipino genera
lions. The Filipino Center, ideally
speaking, is the only means of pre-
serving whatever culture the Fill
ipinos are contributing in their
adopted country. This is a bust
ness venture with a future. True,
since it is a. business enterprise,
one must expect a return for every
cent invested in it. However, we
must also anticipate reverses. We
should also be willing to take the
risk of meeting encouragement,
pitfalls and losses. American bust
nesses were not built overnight on
profitable returns, but underwent
many reverses. We know for GER
tainty that this corporation is
surer and more decent than poker
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1957-09-27
Sen. Briones May Become
Spunish Ambassador

Manila, Sept. 20 - Senator Man
uel Briones repeatedly will be Of
fered the Ambassadorship to
Spain to replace Ambassador Man
uel Nieto, who is due for retire
ment.
Editors note: Sen. Briones was
named as one of the eight mem
bers of the Nacionalista Party's
slate for the Senate, but because
he has been in i'll health and has
not been standing up well under
the rigors of campaigning, there
was Widespread agreement among
MP leaders last week that he
would have to be replaced on the
ticket. The move to assign him
70 Spain would tie in with these
facts
The most obvious replacements
for Sen. Briones in the MP Sena-
torial lineup would appear to be
former Senator Justiniano Mon
tano or Sen. Francisco Lelgado.
However. Pres. Garcia said last
week that if Sen. Briones were to
be replaced, he would prefer
someone from the same province,
Cebu. lin order not to disturb the
geographical distribution on the
Senate slate.)
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1957-09-27
Good Neighbor Town

Our community has earned the
title "GOod Neighbor Town"
Through working together we
have set record in meeting our
United Good NeighbOrs' campaign
goals, thus doing the job Of sup
porting the necessary health, well
fare and recreation services.
We have made this "GOOd Neigh
Dor Town" by providing character
building programs and recreationaI
facilities for eager youth; by Of
ing aid to the handicapped and
ailing, a guiding hand to the blind,
a means of communication to the
deaf; by helping to mend the
broken hopes of those in need; by
giving security to dependent and
neglected children.
We have made this "GOOd Neigh
Dor Town" by helping to combat
disease with research, public edu-
cation and therapy; by providing
disaster and health services; and
by coordinating recreation and en-
tertainment for our service men
and women.
We can maintain our proud title
"GoOd Neighbor Town" if every
one helps. United Good Neighbors
must raise S4,255,342 if we are to
continue to support the health, well
fare and recreation needs of our
community.
Let's each do our part! Let's each
be Good NeighbOr in Good
NeighbOr Town.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1957-09-27

hopes ana prayS That this writing
will be of value to all of us in
building our long dreamed-of club
house. 1t is not it's purpose to ac-
cuse, argue, or defend some one
or any group of people or any or
ganization for the failure of our
community to materialize the OBJ
jective which we are trying to &C
complish, but only to submit for
our consideration what were found,
observed and experienced that
caused us to fail in some, or most,
of our important community pro-
jects. It's purpose is not to please
people; it is just driving them to
the essence of things.
Start All Over Again
AS mentioned above, these are
the very reasons why we failed
and we believe we will fail again
if we do not change our attitude
and ways. In this writer's humble
opinion, there is one way for every
one to do and that is to start all
over again, forgive and forget the
shortcomings of the past. We have
often said, and we are still proudly
saying it, that we are the only
Christian people in the Orient.
Why not then practice the Christ
ian way of life: have love, have
faith, have trust and have hope
with one another, for, without
these things in our heart, it is
sure that we could not start any
thing worthwhile.
We must be reborn again with a.
positive attitude toward a new
life, for new leadership, and bury
the petty jealousy and mistrust of
one another. Let us be a new
Filipino" in our community. Since
we arrived in this part of the
world, we have been working for
money. Now is the time that our
money will work for us. Let us
have more business-minded people.
Let us do something worthy and to
be proud of. Forming the Filipino
Center Corporation is a good start.
If we won't wake up, the Filipino
identity in this country will soon
be lost because our children are
even beginning to despise it. We
have children in this generation
who are even ashamed to be called
F'ilipinos because they have moth
ing to present to the community in
which they live, something Fill
Pine in which they could feel
proud. Their attitude toward things
Philippine is gradually dying out
Tell the "old timers" about this and
they will laugh at you. Oh yes,
it is the last laugh you have be-
cause the truth is there. There
is only one way by which we could
preserve our identity as Filipinos
and that is to have a Community
Center where some of our culture,
customs and traditions could be in
stilled and taught to our younger
generation. One must have a home
to preserve the name and unity of
family; how true is this when ap-
piled to the preservation of mi
nority group such as ours. Now
is the time. Act now or It will be
too late. Make Today a Decision
Day-build a Center or forget and
stop talking about it. Thank you.
The Nome nugget., 1957-05-27
Martial Law In Taipei Puts Swift
 End To Anti American Riotine
 A~AO~AAA

hour meeting to discuss Fridays fierce outburst in which the US embassy consulate and informa- tion office were wrecked, more than a dozen cars smashed and 13 Americans beaten or manhandled
 Resentment at the acquittal by a US. courtmartial of an Ameri- can soldier, M/Sgt. Robert R. Reynolds of Cobra, Md, on a charge of voluntary manslaughter trlggered the rampage. The ser geant shot and killed a Chinese laborer he charged with peeping at his wife in her shower on March 20. The sergeant said the Chinese attempted to attack him.
 At the height of the riot, from 10000 to 3O,O0O rioters besieged the central police station demand ing the release of some students who had been arrested in the dis turbance Police announced that Chinese casualties were one riot CT killed and eight injured, two seriously. Twenty four police were injured, two seriously
 Red China seized upon the outbreak as rich grist for it's propaganda mill. It fitted Pei pings standard line that the Americans are "occupiers" of Fornosa and that they and Chiang's Nationalists are hated by Formosans.
The Nome nugget., 1957-05-27
By SPENCER MOOSA

TAIPEI, Formosa, R-Martial law backed by 33,OOO Chinese Nationalist soldiers enforced con- plete calm in Taipeh Saturday putting a swift end to anti-Amer- jean rioting that wrecked the US. embassy and other centers.
 As the tension eased, US. au- thorities relaxed their warnings for Americans to stay out of sight. Americans were advised they could move out of doors again without undue risk, but were told to hold their excursions to a minimum for the time being.
 Smoldering resentment still could be senSed and most Ameri- cans sat tight. US. military per sonnel donned civilian garb when venturing out.
 Overcast skies and intermittent downpours emphasized the dis nal situation in Taipei and there was little Saturday night gaiety after night fell. There seemed to be a feeling it would be a long time before things were as they used to be on this island.
 President Chiang Kai Shek's government held a special two-
The Nome nugget., 1957-05-27
FWS Regulations Governing The
 Hunting of Walrus

On June 26, 1856 Congress amended the "Walrus Act" to permit the taking of walrus by non-natives and to permit the export of hides and ivory out of the territory.
 The Fish and Wildlife Service has issued new regulations to provide for license and other pro- visions implementing the act. The regulations provide that non native residents must apply for a special license and that the fee for the license is $25. Non-resi- dent non-natives must also have special license, the fee for which is $50. These licenses are issued by the Fish and Wildlife Service at Juneau.
 Other regulations provide that walrus can only be taken by means of a rifle of over 80 cal iber, and prohibit the use of air planes as means of hunting the animals Ivory and hides can be exported after obtaining special permits and tags. Non-natives are required to employ native guide when hunting walrus.
The Nome nugget., 1957-05-27
WANDERING WAIT NEARLY FLIES AWAY

OWENSBORO, Ky, R-Three- year-old Gene Bradford of Evens- vile, Ind, decided he liked the looks of the Eastern Airlines pas senger plane at the airport.
 So, while his father, Richard Bradford, was visiting friends at a nearby flying service, Gene calmly boarded the plane.
 The big craft had taxied down the runway before the stewardess noticed Gene was unattached to parents or friends. She notified the pilot, and the plane did an about-face and returned Gene 10 his dad.