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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
BRICK DWELLING KNOWN AS
FREMIsEs 1881 KINoMAN PLACE,
BY virtue Of q Deed Of Trust
recorded in. Llber No. l0Os2, at
POLIO 46s Of the Land Records Of
the District Of Columbia, we shall
oNb B IFOr THE e f Ehi 4pEeT pSY on 81
JTML; Ab, 1857, AT TwoeF1FTY
Hundred Nineteen (11el in Mary
Spalding and others. subdivision
squs LUs nSmSsTsS E TTS SS Il
rseoidsd in EfS.i IS a. p Folio Dl Is
IN the once Of the Surveyor for
the District Of Columbia.
Terms OF Sale: All cash. Deposit Of
$500 required at time of sale.
Terms Of sale to be complied with
within thirty days from date OF
the right to resell the property
Of the risk and cost Of the de-
faulting purchaser. after I'VE days
advertisement Of such resale In
some Newspaper published in the
may Sc torfeiseS' or without ri Hsp fcr.
feitine deposit. trustees may avail
sau uT.' rights against s ''s Default
ing purchaser Further particulars
.. T Fs,as ts ,s an. nS'1 Ss.4 ,.S q
to date Of sale. All conveyaneing.
recording and revenue, stamps, etc.
at cost Of purchaser.
SAMUEL sCRlyENER. Jr.,
ms sHaNtGE 3 "a cRowET TIIu;,tee,.
ADAM A. .wEsCHLER . SON.
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THOs. ]. OWEN q SON, AuctioneeTs
iii 81. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
TWO STORY AND BASEMENT ROW
BRICK DWELLING BEING KNOWN
AS PREMISES NUMBER 1647
CALLS STREET NORTHEAST.
By virtue Of Q certain deed of trust
duly recorded. In Liber No. 10000.
Folio 323 ct seq. OF the land rec
and at the request Of the party
secured thereby. the UNDERSIGNED
trustees will sell. at public auction
WEDNESDAY. THE FIFTH DAY
OF JUNE. AID. 1897, AT ONE
FIFTY O'CLOCK Pm. the follow
i iI,:s. land and premises.
and DESIGNATED as and being Lot
40 in william H. Manogue and
American Security and Trust Com
pany's subdivision OF lots In Block
% Long Meadows" as per plat
recorded In the once OF the Sur
yeyor for the District Of Columbia
N n Li6er County g. a Folio %.
TERMS: Sold subject to q prior
deed Of trust for approxim nteIy
S5.452 IS. further particulars OF
which Will be announced at time
OF sale the purchase price above
deposit Of $500 required Con.
veyancing. recording. etc. at pur-
ehaser's cost. Adjustment made a.
OF date OF sale Terms to be COM
piled with within thirty days. other.
wise deposit forfeited and the prop
erty may be advertised and fesold
ct the discretion Of the trustees.
LLOYD KITE.
Surviving Trustee.
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Continued on Next PassS
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-24

Opening Of school mean. the
organization of classes at Amelia
High School
Betty MOTIFS was elected presi-
dent Of the senior class With Ra-
mona Dodson. vice president.
Scotie Ward. secretary and Billy
Davis, treasurer.
Gail Lush win prestige over
junior class meetings Othcr
junior officers are Eldied Ander-
son, president Gan Asflman,
secretary, ana Edwin smith treas
tirer
Sophomore class president is
Edwin O'Neal Jane Bruce Hills
man til vice president. Winnie
Grizard. secretary. and Dewitt
Wilmington, treasurer
Freshmen elected C.lar lib q y
Davis president: Billy Seay, vice
president. Freddie Dawson, secre-
tary. and Buddy Bic Eikenship
treasurer.
Leading the eighth Graders win
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-24

law enforcement agency OF the Fedora
government .nationalwiSe. Loss Of police
power by the authorized officers of a state
and usurpation of these powers by the De-
partment Of Justice will in effect turn
America into 4 police state controlled BY
the Department Of Justice. SO the test case
has developed in Arkansas. and it will be
appealed to the Federal District Court, then
to tire Z. S. Supreme Court If the Supreme
Court follows the pattern it has estab-
lished since 1854, and police powers are re-
moved from the states, the republic will
have disintegrated and in its stead will be
a police state. as powerful, and as ruthless,
as tbs e. S. attorney general and the fed
eral courts wish to make it. Attorney Gen
eral Brownel. purpurted to have drawn
the original, vicious civil rights bill, shows
q ruthless attitude and 4 cunniirEness,
which forebode more difficulties and dis
ruptions throughout the nation. particular
" in the South
Just az the question Of racial indignation
of schools has been used to usurp several
rights Of the states and upset the tranquil
ity and peace of their people, SO events in
Arkansas have an overtone Of further US
urpation Of states sovereignty. Whether or
not the Arkansas incident has been plan
ned o. is the result Of natural sequences,
the most important question is not that of
school integration- 1t is question Of con-
tinuance Of the United States as a consti-
tutional republic
Let not the highly controversial question
mental Of constitutional government
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-24

talks in London and optimism began TO
fade. whereupon the United States made a
dramatic new offer and new concessions in
an effort to get the Russians to agree to
some sort Of first step IN ornaments re-
ductlon However, even this failed and the
result was the same as that at the Geneva
Conference, several years ago.
All Of which demonstrates, once again.
the strange patience that is the character
istic Of the Russian mind. The Russians
have so often IN the past benefited from
the natural. inmate desire of the decent
peoples in other countries to better the lot
OF ali peoples that they still pursue IA
policy Of calculated psychological hypoc-
risy- IN the future, the United States
should agree to negotiate with the Russians
on such questions as disarmament only if
time limit is set to the talks before they
begin.
And until there il some agreement on
disarmament, we cannot view the actions
of Soviet Russia in Syria their announce
ment about perfection Of an I.C.R.M.. and
their maintenance Of huge military force
with anything less than serious alarm and
we cannot afford to let down our defenses
further
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-24
Racial hate and consti-

Radio Newscaster Edward Nor
gan holds his fellow Americans up
TO shame before the wide world for
their racial hate and constitu-
tional defiance at Little Rock.
He, too, wonders what Asia and
Africa must be saying and how We
can complain Of Russia in Hungary
The shame is not Little Rocks
nor Americas but MI. Morgan $
for mislepresentlng his country and
then bem0aning the bad name the
misrepresentation gives.
The inte2ration crisis IN America,
SO far as the South is concerned.
is not d thing OF race hate and not
i thing of constitutional defiance
Southern white and colored people
don't hate each other.
They are brothers under the
Southern sun, joint heirs Of Southern
decades, poSt-graduates Of school
Of getting-along together,
Nor is the controversy over the
Constitution a defiance. 1t is a con-
stitutional crisis resulting Fl m
honest disagreement on the nature
and range Of that Constitution and
lfnvolving a legal no-man's land
which needs TO he explained to
Asia and Africa, not misused for
tattle-tales.
Like fother voices Of America
which are deploring the picture of
this crisis abroad when they should
be explaining abroad that it is not
the true picture. Mt. Morgan is d
man Of intelligence, education and
patriotism. If enough Of Nlr South
ern people should address him as
such. not in abuse but i'll calm APP
peal and sweet reason. he might
see a light
From, its low-ratines Of Gov.
Faubus as hill-billy, Time is told
Of. by Ala b m as distinguished
journalist. Kari Elebash ST., who
points out that being 4hill-bllly
has been done before. to vii by
Presidents Of the United States Lin
| coin. johnson and Andrew Jackson
Time. however. may be entitled to
this Little Rock spree. Its months
of restraint and even-mindedness
have proved the Importance Of
Southern protest
Time has learned that we can
Tread and write. that We take notes.
and that We know about the Consii-
tuition Of the United States
Strorn Thurmond has joined Sena-
tors M,ndt, II Alexander Smith
and Mansfield for constitutional
amendment to eliminate the winner
take-all electoral college system Of
assigning each states electoral vote
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-24
A Constitutional Question

THE question now being dramatically
developed in Arkansas is not one Of
racial segregation or integration. II chal-
lenges the basic right Of q governor OF a
State to maintain peace and tranquility
within his jurisdiction through use Of state
militia known now as the National Guard.
The Guard il j military organization an
der command inf state officials. unless and
until it il mustered into federal service
Both.the state and the federal government
contribute To its support, training and
maintenance.
Governor Orval Il. Faubus, Of Arkansas,
ordered the Arkansas National Guard to
Little Rock for the purpose OF maintaining
law and order This is not the first instance
ii which the citizen-sok oilers have been used
for this purpose during the foreetui mite
grafton of public schools Governor ne
ment. Of Tennessee. ordered the National
Guard to Clinton last year The difference
was that Governor Clements used this
power to force Negro pupils into the Gin
ton schools Governor Faubus used the
power to remove the cause Of impending
discord bv directing the Negro pupils to a
II cgro school Experiences at Clinton.
Tenn. and discord and inefficieney gener-
ally III schools forced ID lntegrate the
races, not alone in the South but in the
North including Washington. ID. g., are
sufficient to support Governor Fau5us in
his actons 9ut these questions become sec
ondary III tie test case which has developed
III Arkansas
Il is necessary. that the police power Of
thu governors Ia taken away if the Federal
Department Of Justice shall become the
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-24

ONCE again United States diplomats
y have been treated to 4 sly display Of
canning inuendo propaganda and bluff in
their negotiations with the Russians. We
ATE speaking If Tire London Disarmament
Conference, Which has dragged or -al dur
ing this Summer
II viii be remembered that about two
months ago HarolG Stassen and other u
s. officials became highly optimistic and
there was wave ID p.imism IN the United
States even Touching the White House :
over thu prospect Of an arms agreement
with Russia As this wave Of optimism
spread over the country as did news that
The Russians had cut their defense budget.
lawmakers aud ordinary citizens began
closely scrutinizing this country defense
budget
AZ the NEGOTIATIONS III London dragged
on several billion dollars was cut from the
defense BUDGET for The current fiscal year
and pressure built up III some quarters to
halt al nuclear tests Some cuts in the de-
Tense budget we're probably Justified but
the situation djd not warrant an ending Of
nuclear tests Fortunately President Eisen-
hover refused to end this program
Meanwhile, the Russians dragged out the
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-24

buy through sclf-servics. poorly ar
ranged stock. and careless adver-
Using.
The next depression viii be
brought on by automobile conges-
ton or by the fear Of fallout due to
the threatened Rus sian TESTS. 4
Parking meters are helpful In pre-
venting all-day parkers from ho4s
ging the streets blr parking meters
may reduce the amount Of merchan-
disc sold. After | drop my coin int
parking meter. l cannot forge
the meter have it constantly in
mind as I am shopping. This worry
about the parking meter causes me
10 buy fewer goods than would
buy II i We're not for my parking
meter worry. All Of this means that
downtown retailing is in a chaotic
condition. Evening shipping may be
IN aasWer 70 tho parking problem.
! once asked join d. Rockefeller.
ST.. how retailer could make more
money He replied Live over The
store and be available to customers
rom s O'Clock in the morning until
> O'Clock at night" This does not
necessarily mean that the store will
he open or that the retailer will
spend more money for employees
fMr. Rockefeller. Of course, was a
great believer in better lighting
whether By candles, kerosene, gas,
q. Or electricity Then he con
sinued Next to well-trained en-
ployees and proper lighting and ad-
cruising. merchants should keep
their stores open longer hours
Evening shopping is coming.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-24
Double Check

Running down some Of the ru-
mors TO see how things stack up
il one great pastime sport these
days. It's a comparatively new
game but it has some of the post
office features, You can get your
self into whole heap Of trouble
playing the game and the winner
sakes all as usual
Some places are getting out in
functions on peace that's
about the only way to hold the
old bird for any length of time
you lust rot to have a court
order.
While the Nation wide tele-
phone strike went on we have had
splendid service with the dial svs-
lem Uninterrupted and most coop
crative are the men and women
behind the switchboard. These are
they that should never be forgot
ten. Anybody can quit but 1t takes
q good one TO stay on the Job
bats of TO the volunteers.
The keeping of Benson on the
JOB Is glory to the Democrats but
a constant worry 10 farmers. Past
administration plowed under pigs
and crops but this one is blowing
under farmers and small business
people II hurts too.
The Democrats are waiting the
opportunity to pillow under the
whole Republican COP and all.
Possible candidates rise and fall
as the political machine moves
along Here IN Cumberland there
Is q BIG political move undergoing
a change that viii break shortly.
You can still count the COP here
on your fingers and if YOU see
futher Just use Your toes.
Thanks fol- reading.
Yours,
u Marvin Brown
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-24
Babson Discusses Competition

Bnbson Park. Mass. Sept. 10.
Completion With increase con
stantlY and ssyerelr anrine tie Eext
few years. THIS few years proha-
bvi means until q serere busine IS
depression comes wnich VII wipe
oisf the weak concerns and leave
the fled aaiv To the sroag.
The basic reason Is thai mana-
/ faenuers in- orGer 10 cowferaet IN
creased wage demands ire con
slantly reiucins t.lelr other costs af
production Although The retail
pl,ces Of most ma. hata gone up.
set. except FOR ,abor the cost d
actual nlanutaCturing has declined
New achinery. e.ectronins.
autoniafien, and o4her new develop
inan,s are seeking to overcome the
effects Of higher wages AS a result
there is q oonstaat struggle between
The labef-leader and this inventor.
THIS result "a i3nrae s0d production
and surplus Of goods Manufac-
turers. ther are forced 70 create
mere customers and sell more
goods in ordei 70 keep their plants
ssnaing at full volume Only As d
manufacturer & running at fail ca
oacfty is he ahle 70 Ray higher
warcs and produce goods At lower
cost
Certainly if farmers VITO are
really manufacturers receive sub
sil'ias and other helps from Con
81 KS. naa.s manufacturers gre en-
sitled to he same hep. All of this.
.asNever. results in< severe conape
tition which, y Rros..syle to no one .
10 Keep LABOR employed and .sLac
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-24
John Temple Groves
So nth Misrepresented
BY National Media !.

Under his amendment there would
be candidates from each Con-
gressional district AS well as two
rom each state ut large. as in Con
gressional elections. They say this
division nv political geographical
districts would oe better ti,an di-
vision between political parties.
The South should certainly agree
III either change tho monaco Of
oyerbloWn Negro minority power
or balance of poWer-in biz doubtful
states would be eliminated. The i'm
portant ttiing With 1860 10 near-is
70 get Oh with change hy agree
ing on one, Many Southeyinrs are
politically 50 in love with Senator
Thlnmond just nr that whichevey
change TN endorses VIII haze theis
support.
Who SAYS tbs column Is If lid
Use III the worldl Strorl Tilurmond
called himself J. strona 5risurmond
until pointed out the still and
supertluity of the ~" and tho dig
nifty euphony, simplTciAg and
raegedness Of plain fstroin Thur
mond.
he might never have httn able
to break the hlibuster record If he
had been weighted down With that
dangling ~
WHY the sex " eolltinn like
yours?" an Albanian wants to know
That's not SAX. it's the creative force
Of the universe source ot alt beauty
industry, art statecrait aug eco
nonlics, and needing al The atten-
ton | can giyc It 70 keen IL clean
On those JOBS
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-24

factory working at full volume
manufacturers have encouraged in
StallnNnt sales and other means OF
caaN4ns people to buy more goods
thar they really need. or to BIZ
theni before they need them. This
means that when unemployment be-
sins housewives will be so stocked
With new furniture. electric utilities.
and clothes that they wit, b. able
NJ stop buying almost eve ything
other than food Furthermore, the
food bill can be greatly cut, proba-
ply resulting in better health for the
family
Tie future Of employment is
therefore, in the hands Of the con
sgAlgNs Az long as consumers con-
TRUE III Increase their purchases
conservative manufacturers will get
OH satisfactorily Whcn. however
consumers begin to economic. then
Unemployment viii follow and most
manufacturers viii be ..aaded IT,.
trouble This means that retailers
4h3e great responsibility. AL
though retailers are dependent IN
fn7 consumers. VINO are the source
Of real power set consumer buying
is largely influenced BY the attitude
hi retailers.
Most retailers are now not doing
their part to prolong prosperity
Golf co., SEES. luncheon dates, bowl
In alleys boating. and AUTOMOBILE
ing are taking the time of retailers
WHO ought 10 be in their stores. CTS
fanferS are not being given the inSl-
Tia,lal attention which they like.
Merchants are making il harder to
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-24
P0whatan Student
Wins at State Fair

A POWhatan High School SEN
ior who cleaned UP at the Gooch-
Aand- Powha,tan-Louisa fair ear
lier this month has won two
awards in the Junior department
at the state fair in Richmond.
She is 10 Elan whose winning
entries were IN the cotton dress.
afternoon dress ana tailored gar
ment and wash dress divisions.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-24
POwhatan Varsity
Club Elects Officers

Powhatan High School Varsity
club has elected Bobby Smith to
serve as its president for the
l957-l9b8 year.
Other new officers are Shelby
Waldrop. vice president. Helen
Wells. secretary: Curtis Lawson,
treasurer, and Lois 'Suttler, re-
porter.
Coaches Hank Norton and John
Guidon are sponsors sof the group
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-24

rs Willie Morris. president; Stuart
IoWnes, vice president: Benny
Wade. secretary ana Billy Burton.
treasurer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-05

Taluy. as well as the Deputy
Chief of the Bureau. Rear Ad-
miral Thomas L. Becknell, jr.,
and Mrs. Becknell; the Ar
nold's daughter. Miss Marilyn
Arnold. and Comdr. James w.
Parker, aide to Admiral Ar
mold. who will introduce the
guests.
Admiral Taluy arrived in this
country on Easter Monday and
after several days Of courtesy
calls and a reception at the
home of Rear Admiral and
Mrs. S. N. Pyne, left for a tour
Of Navy activities for oriental
ton in United States methods
in the field of logistics and
supply.
Tomorrow Admiral Taluy
will visit Rear Admiral Charles
w. wilkins at New London,
Conn.,, and Tuesday he will be
in New York with Rear Ad-
miral Milton E. Miles. On
Friday he arrives in town after
a day spent at cambridge, Md.
Col. and Mrs. George Ben
jamin Green have as their
houseguests Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
old Rau of Smyrna, Del.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-05
By EVELYN M. DENT

The retiring chairman of the
Joint Chiefs of STAFF. Admiral
Arthur w. Radford. and Mrs.
Radford. are in Chile this
week end. one Of the stops on
their trip to South America.
This is the Radfords first trip
to South America since he
became chairman Of the Joint
Chiefs. The purpose of the
trip is for the Admiral to re-
view the Military Assistance
Program in each country.
Their first stop was the
Canal Zone. where they ar
rived in time for the final day
Of "Carib X'-Armed Forces
Maneuvers. Caribbean. They
visited the countries on the
West coast on their way south
and will return via the East
coast.
Admiral and Mrs. Radford
are being extensively enter
tanned. In Quito, Ecuador,
they received a rousing well
come. Top officials greeted
them at the airport and from
then on it was fiesta time. The
Radfords return to town on
Sunday. May 10.
Columbian Visitors
The Commanding General,
Colombian armed forces, Mai.
Gen. Alfredo Duarte, is arriv-
ing on Tuesday by air from his
homeland. He will be ac-
companied by the commandant
Of police. Brig. Gen. Deogra-
cias Fonseca; Commandant Of
the Army. Brig. Gen. Rafael
Navas: Commandant of the
Air Force, Col. Alberto Pau
wells, and Commandant Of the
Navy. Capt. Jaime Erase.
The visitors will be in WASH
ington for two days before
they tour the various military
installations around the coun-
try.
The evening Of their arrival
there will be a reception in
their honor from $50 to $3.50
pm. at Patton Hall, Fort
Meyer. Their hosts will be
ranking armed forces officers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-05
NEWS
Rddfords on Trip
To South America

led by the Army deputy chief
Of staff for logostics, 1t. Gen.
Carter B. Magruder. and Mrs.
Magruder: Navy deputy chief
Of naval operations for plans
and policy, Vice Admiral Ruth
van E. Libby. and Mrs. Libby,
and Air Force 1t. Gen. and
Mrs. Elmer j. Rogers, jr.
The Ambassador of Column
bia and Sonora de Urrutia are
entertaining a small company
at dinner on Wednesday at
8 pm. in honor of their dis
tinguished countrymen. At
1890 pm. that same evening
they Will be hosts at a large
reception for them.
The Inter-American Defense
Board will hold an assembly
for the Columbians at 1880
am. on Wednesday. and after
the usual ceremonies the
company will proceed to the
Sheraton = Carlton Hotel for
lunch.
To Honor Burkes
The Commandant, United
States Coast Guard. Vice Ad-
miral Alfred c. Richmond, and
Mrs. Richmond are entertain
ing at dinner on Wednesday at
the Metropolitan Club.
Their honor guests will be
the Chief Of Naval Operations,
Admiral Arleigh A. Burke, and
Mrs. Burke.
Party at Home
Col. and Mrs. Theodore Nc
Adam are entertaining on
Thursday, May 16. from $50
pm. at home. Col. McAdam,
one Of the aides to the chair
man Of the Inter-American
Board. Gen. Lemuel B. Shep-
herd, is leaving shortly to as
sumo new duties at the Penta-
gon. His replacement is 1t.
Col. Ned Fogler. who with Mrs.
Fogler will arrive here in the
late summer from Paraguay.
Col, and Mrs. McAdam hope
to go to West Point to the 18th
reunion Of the Class Of 1912,
and with them will be retired
Maj. and Mrs. James F. c.
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Hyde. The officers were room
mates. They will be the house.
guests of 1t. Col. and Mrs. FL
lot c. Cutler In their quarters
at the Point.
Mrs. James Henry Davis,
wife Of Navy Capt. Davis, will
give a tea at home tomorrow
for Mrs. Wallis F. Peterson,
wife Of Rear Admiral Peter
son, director Of Pan American
Affairs for the Navy. Mrs.
David Hayes Kincheloe will as
sist her daughter to receive the
guests who will include some
OF the South American diplo-
mats wives and wives of Naval
Attaches.
Spring Reception
The chief of the Bureau of
Supplies and Accounts, Rear
Admiral Ralph j. Arnold. and
Mrs. Arnold will head the re-
ceiving line on Friday when
the Supply Corps entertains at
its spring calls made and re-
turned" reception.
From 6 to 1880 pm. at the
Army Navy Country Club,
more than $50 Supply Corps
officers and their wives will
call on their chief.
Receiving with them will be
a distinguished visitor from
Turkey. the Naval Logistics
Chief, Rear Admiral Cevat