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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-19
w elchlin to Represent
Lutherans at Meeting

Willie F. Welchlin, Of FarmVille,
has been invited to attend the
fourth annual campus convention
Of the VALPARAISO Ind advisory
council July 10 through q as a
representative Of St. Johns Luth-
eran congregation,
Theme Of the convention this
year WIN be, Why A Lutheran
Univegsity2" This will be studied
by 1850 members council during
Tie tlree-day meeting Member
ship IN the council is comprised Of
representatives from congregations
Of the synOdical conference of Lu-
theran churches Throughout the coun-
w.
DR. q. r. kretzmann. president
Of the university, viii address the
kew lay advisers for the univer-
sity in their respective locations
in the country.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-19
Acreage History
May Be Preserved
BY ASC Requests

AS announced earlier an
amendment to the Agricultural
Adjustment Act of 1888 permits
farmers to preserve their farm
acreage history for purposes Of
determining future allotments
Wheather or not the allotted acre
age is planted The request for
preservation of history &of each
ctop for which an allotment is
Established must be signen BY a
specific closing date.
The request To preserve 1857
acreage allotment history for Bur-
ley. fire cured. Maryland and
sun-cured tobacco, and corn must
be signed at the county ASC Of
flee by August /.
w " Lyon. chairman Of the
Cumberland County ASC COM
mittee. urges all farmers who wish
10 preserve acreage history Of the
foregoing commodities to make
their request not later than Au-
gust ! as after that date no such
requests will be accepted
It is not necessary to sign d
Form MQ-3l for amy Of the above
commodities that have b e h
placed in the acreage reserve pro-
gram. Your acreage reserve con-
tract preserves history for allot-
nent purposes.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-19
Glendale


Mrs. Robert King. and Wayne,
visited her sister and brother-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. j. c. Nuckols.
in Richmond over the week end
Dudley Nncknls returned with them.
Homecoming day viii be observed
at Arvonia Methodist church Sep
tembe. &. Revival services will be-
gin atlthe SANG time also, ana will
continue through Friday evening.
conducted by the pastor. Rev E. B.
White
Z Guests Tuesday Of Mrs. Annie P
johnson were Mrs. Virginia Boiling
CT Gold Hill and Mrs. Bessie +.
Jackson, Of Johnson Station. Other
recent visitors were Dudley Nuckols,
of Richmond. l.. A. Davis. Of Ar
vonia, and Wayne King.
Those visiting Mrs. Lucy M.
Staton last week were her daughter
and snn-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Cook
Of Richmond and Mrs. Virginia
Bollirg, of Gold Hill.
Leak Tapscott is quite i'll at the
University of Virginia Hospital in
Charlottesville. His sisters. Mrs.
Virginia Boiling and Mrs. Stephen
son, of Palmyra. visited him Wed
neSday
MI and Mrs. Dallas Foster, OF
Amelia, visited Mrs. Grace N Bar
ton Sunday en- route to Arizona,
where the Fosters will spend some
time for The benefit OF Mr.. Fosters
health.
Miss Nell Poe spent the week end
with her parents, MIR and Mrs w.
E. Poe.
Mrs. Bessie 7. Jackson, Mrs. Ed
war1 Baker and Mrs. Frank Swope
attended the jamestown festival
and gave a glowing account Of it.
Visitors in the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert King last week were
the Rev. Mr.. Gentry, Of Roanoke.
Mr. and Mrs. James Smith, and
Jimmy and Charles, of New Can
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard King.
Jerry and Rhonda Carol, of New
Canton.
Mrs. Richard King spent last
week IN Colfax. n c.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-19
Evangelist Who Accompanied TOTO
70 Hospital To Speak In Powhatan

Evangelistic services are sched
uled to begin at Powhatan aIethb
dis church Sunday. July 81. at
pm, and to continue at the same
hour each evening through Friday
The services viii be conducted BY
the pastor. the Rev. Arlie KEip
meyer, with the singing led by Irvif
Wildman. Of Powhatan
The Rev A. Purnell Bailey pas
tor of Centenary Methodist church
IN Richmond, win be the gueS'
evangelist. His messages through
the week will be concerning the
theme, Growth IN Faith.
Bailey was assigned to Centenary
church in June. 1854 Before that
he served at Monumental church
Emporia. Beulah church. Sout b
Richmond. New Kent charge, Quin-
ten, Oak Grove church, Great
Bridge in Norfolk county. and Grace
church in Newport News.
During World War II he served a
Army Chaplain to the famous First
Calvary division on Leyte n d
Lu2nn. Entering Japan the first day
OF the occupation with that division,
he served there Is months before
returning to the United States. While
in Japan he accompanied Premier
TOTO to the hospital after he at
tempted suicide, and was the first
Christian minister to broadcast a
continuous, daily devotional service
over the Japanese radio network
Shortly after tering Japan,
Chaplain Bailey made inspection
trips to Hiroshima and Nagasaki
where the atomic bombs fell. His
accounts Of these trips were carried
in several periodicals. in America
and England Besides his regular
services in the Army. he preached
at Matsu2awa church. Tokyo. every
Sunday for eight months at the re-
quest Of the pastor Toyohiko
KagaWa
Bailey has devotional radio
broadcast, Daily Bread which he
originated for the Armed Forces
radio network in Tokyo. II is broad
cast from coast to coast in the
United States, and in sections of
Canada and Mexico. and is carried
in Richmond over WRNL every
week day morning at g. He has
q question and answer program
every Sunday night over WRVA at
1880.
Bailey is also the author Of a
daily newspaper article. Bread Of
Life which is syndicated inter-
nationally.
Bailey's educational preparation
for the ministry was made at Ram
dolph-Macon College, from which he
received his B. A. degree. Union
X Theological. Seminary in Richmond,
4 Duke Divinity School. irom which
he received his BID degree, CO.
lumbia University and Union Theo-
logical Seminary, New York
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-19
Movie Guide
Prepared by the Womans club
motion picture committee.

Prepared by the Wonan's club
motion picture committee.
Abandon Ship Tyrone Power
plays an officer in charge Of an
overloaded lifeboat who must de-
eide when a storm brings turbulent
seas, whether to jettison the weak
in order to save those who can keep
the boat afloat. Interesting. but too
grim for children
Attack of the Crab Monsters WI
Science fiction about giant crabs
who can absorb mental power from
victims. Not recommended for chill
dren.
Guns of Fort Petticoat' ~ Women
must be- trained by lone man to
defend fort from impending Indian
attack. Good Of its kind
Kettles on Old MacDonald's
Farm Below the elrage of
others of this series.
Shadow ON the Window Child
in state of shock is only clue OF what
happened to his missing mother
Good of its kind, but not recon-
mended for children
"Backlash A Western with &C.
casional spar king dialogue but non
existent ethics. Good of its kind,
but not suggested for young people
o., children.
Forbidden Planet science
\ fiction look into the future. Cinema
Scope and color, but too mature for
children.
Tender Trap" Witty treatise on
amours of bachelor with two tlan-
Gees. CinemaScope and CO. or,
Amusing. but too sophisticated for
children
"Istanbul A good mystery with
lovely photography Of Istanbul
Fastest Gun Alive An excel
lent Western
Bus Stop"-Marilyn M n {
energies as likeable Coincidence
as she tangles with an irrepresslbIe
cowboy determined to marry her
CinernaScope and color Too ma
ture for children.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-19
SCHOOL. FUNDS

The source Of school funds has
been revealed BY statistics compiled
by the Office Of Education for the
school year 1884 which show that
local communities furnished SAT- per
cent Of school funds States put up
27.4 per cent and the Federal Gov
eminent Is per cent. The rest was
from county and other sources. The
total spent for schools in that year
was ST. 1857 900 600
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-19
Putneyss

Rev. G. F. Bell attended Pres
bytery meeting at Appomattox Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. N. Herndon. Of
Somerset, Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Hern-
don. and family, and Mr.. and Mrs
Ralph Herndon, of Gordonsvllle
we're recent guests OF Mr. and Mrs
Allen Calhoun
Mr.. and Mrs Paris Dobbins and
family. and Mrs H. H. Dobbins Of
Powhatan. visited Mr.. and Mrs J.
G Anderson last week
Sam Franklin is visiting Mr. and
Mrs. c. E. Franklin.
Mr.. and Mrs Clyde Thackston
visited the Franklins Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs J @. Anderson,
Guthrie and Charles, visited Mr.
and Mrs. Allen Calhoun Sunday
Mrs. Roscoe Routt, and children
Rose Ellen and Toby. returned
Tuesday from a four day trip
through the Smoky Mountains
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-19
. NIehcrriir,


Mrs la Marks spent Tuesday in
Richmond
Mrs B W Higgins, Of Asheville
N G., Mrs. Granville Higgins, and
daughter, Mrs. Willard Higgins, and
Mrs Ernest Higgins. of Cumber-
Land. visited Mrs L. L. Elliott and
Mrs. Ruby Redmond Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bernard are
building new brick ranch-type
house with a full basement When
completed i win be a beautiful
house.
Jhc new post Office van soon BE-
completed II Is very modern and
VIII be such a nice post office.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-19

They visited Mrs Routt's aunt Mrs
Kelley Brown AT Roam Mountain
Tenn
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-03-29
Visibility: Limited For New School
70 Ease Amelia Classroom Shortage

for the school sc h DOL superin-
tendent's salary and 1923 900 in salar-
for instructors.
The superintendents salary raise
is in line with the expected approval
of division of the Amelia and Not
toway county schools. Instead of
50. $50 Amela's share of the super
INGREDIENTS salary in l956-l957.
Amelia would be bearing the entire
salary cost Of its own superinten-
dent. An additional $500 has been
allotted the superintendent for
travel expense
The county anticipates $27. 1865 in
state funds for salary equalization
with an expected expenditure OF
$278. $40. against $3.50 .0O6 during the
current year.
The expected-reVenue side of the
ledger calls for $208 ,295 SO from the
state, $500 from the federal gov
eminent through lunch programs
and $4,475 from other sources, in
GLIDING an appropriation Of 40 PEI
cent Of the basic salary Of the sup
erintendent Non-county funds total
$257699 81, with $159,0 900 to come
from the county.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-03-29
Ashby HID Club
Hopes to Stir
County Interest
nv MRS. W. p. SANDERSON

BY MRS. w. p. SANDERSON
The members Of the Ashby Home
Demonstration Club are proud to
call Cumberland county home. ="
They think Cumberland has pro
duced some outstanding men who
have been leaders for many causes,
They believe that many interesting
facts and legends are to be found
IN the history Of the county.
No better time than 1857. the year
Of the jamestown celebration. could
present itself for featuring some OF
the BACKGROUND Of their heritage
The Ashby Club has launched a
project for Just that purpose.
The first activity toward accom-
p1shing this goal is featuring a pic
ture Of the Cumberland Court House
Oh a china plate and offering these
plates for sale. The club members
hope these plates will find their way
into many homes far and wide, To
further the interest in Cumberland
history, a few facts have been print
ed on the back of the plates
The first plate was purchased by
Mrs. E A. Carter, Of Cumberland
The second plate was bought by
Mrs. j x. Robinson, Of Alberta
Canada
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-03-29
IlIoryer,

Sterling Morris will be host n al
Anil Fools nartv fer the Salem
Methodist church MYp Monday a.
7'30 y ri At the hcme of Mr.. and
Ms Ned Norris
Rev Ar1e Kninmever is conduct
ing revival services each even'nc
this week at salem Methodist
church. beginning at 100 p m.
Mrs. Verna Dawson has returned
home after vacation trip to
Florida
Mr. and Ms. George Stockner
and son. Eddie. Of Richmond, spent
Sunday with his brother and family
Mr., and Mrs, Harold Stockner. Of
Amelia
Ms. McCraw in Hospital
Mrs w R. McCraW is a patient
n a Richmond hospital
This community was saddened by
The death Sunday Of Mrs. Wanda
Burcham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Morris visitct
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Jones Friday
Mrs. Alease Thomas visited MIS-
Erma Wiggner and her sister, Mrs
Muriel Haden, Saturday,
Mrs. Morris Goes Bowling
/ Mrs. Ned Morris and son Ster
ling, went bowling in Farnlvillt
/ Saturday
I Mrs Malcolm Dawson spent Fri
/ day with her daughter and son-in
I law Mi and Mrs Donnie Lynch
Of Amelia
4 Mrs. Ollin Morris and daughters
Susan and Robyn, visited Mr.. anC
/ Norris Sunday.
/ Mn and Mrs. Cdrbin Easter anc
children, Patsy. Linda and Roy
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Campbell Sunday
Sterling Morris visited Billy and
Douglas Dawson Monday
I Mr.. and Mrs, Harold Stockner
and son. Bobby visited MS. Alease
Thomas last week.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-03-29
DiIIwyn, Rt. 2

Dan Hammonds. Of Ohio. made a
flying visit home this week end. Mr..
and Mrs Hammond visited Mr. and
Ms. Crosby Phaup Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Phaup and
son James Earl. and Mrs. Bertha
Colbert called on ]. j Stinson and
MI and Mrs. Jack Duncan Satur-
day
MIS- Bertha Colbert received
word last week Of her sisters death
in Florida
Salem Methodist church WSCS
held its monthly meeting at the
church Friday
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Morgan and
Edwin Jr., of Enfield. and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Farmer, of Richmond.
we're week end guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Crosby Phaup Mrs Richard
GannaWay. MI and Mrs Jack Dun
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-03-29
Mrs. Burcham, So,
Dies in Amelia Home

Funeral services for MIS-. Wan
da B. Burcham So, who died sud
denly March "A at her home in
Amelia county. were held at Sa-
lem Methodist church Wednesday
at 230 p. m. mterment was il
lhe church cemetery
Surviving are the widower
James Coy Buroham five sons
r Ernest Of Amelia; Clarence
T. and Glen H.. Of indianapolis
Ind Roger r., H Burcham, OF
the U S. Navy; one daughter
Mrs. Irene 3. Inman. Of Amelia
three brothers. a sister and eight
grandchildren
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-03-29
.letersyi'lc
r. r. II,

W1fau Whita. If North Carolina.
visited relatives here Sunday.
MS Jack Yeats and son. Ken
Moth Yeats visited in Danville over
he week end.
Mr.. and Ms Leonard Revere, of
Richmond, spent the week end with
MIS-. Revere's mother, Mrs. George
Winoo.
mrs. Wanace Mclean, Of Chala,
end Mrs. Jim Norten. Of Crewe,
gave Ms Glen Mclean a shower
Of her home in Maplewood Satur-
day
Miss Thomson at Home
Miss Josenhine THOMPSON spent
the week end with her parents. Mr..
end Mrs. Willard THOMPSON.
Ms. Johnnie Black and Mrs. H
S. Emerson attended the moyie.
Ten Commandments, in Rich
mond Friday.
Miss Jane Puett. Of Richmond.
end Tcnmie Wallace. Of Fort Lee.
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. H S.
I7r'o~scn Sunday
MS Hellen S0uthall, M and
T~s. Garland Morris. and daughter
and Miss Phyllis Southall visited
Miss Ellen SouthaI at Madison Col
lege Sunday.
Cadets Return to VPI
Charles Sneeru and Jimmie Nolan
have returned to VPI after spending
spring. vacation with their parents.
Mrs Milton Anderson, Misses Ada
and Grace Anderson and Misses
Mary Jane and Phyllis Southall
were in Richmond Saturday.
Robert Southal, who is with the
U. S Navy. is spending some time
with his parents. Mr. and Mrs
Stephen Southal
MIS- N j. Hall spent the week
end ID Richmond with Mr. and Mrs
.N J Hall, il.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-03-29

Mr. and Mrs, Lyle Shelton, and
two children, Of Charlottesville.
spent the week end with Mrs Shell
tons mother, Mrs R w. Vaughan
Miss Annie Lacy, Of Halifax and
Baltimore, Md. spent a few hours
with MS r. ". Vaughan Friday.
Nj" and Mrs. James Yeats, and
son Jimmy, Of Richmond spent the
week end with their parents, Mr.
end mrs H A, Saxton and Mr.. and
VI 81 Eddie Yeats.
Mss Margaret Clark, Of Rich
mond spent Saturday with her
mother, Mrs Fred Clark, an d
brother, James.
Mrs. B. c. Smith. of Richmond.
and MISS Sue Wood o. Fayetteville.
n G. spent Sunday with Mrs. W.
r. Farnsworth.
nal. and MIS-. Il. j. seay. and
two sons. Billy ana Ronald. spent
the week end with relatives in
Gretna.
/ Charles Farmer, Jr., of Washing
ton. D c.. spent the week end with
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
Farmer.
Mr.. and MIS- A. L. Cole, and
son, Steve visited Mr. and Mrs
Rawls h BukeviIle Sunday.
4 Mr and Mrs James Yeats, Mrs
4 H A Saxton and Mrs W. <. Farms
worth visited Mr. and Mrs. Willie
Elicit III Burkeville Saturday.
/ MI and Mrs Charlie Farmer
we3e in Richmond Saturday
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-03-29
Little Patrick Club
Adds 2 Members

Demonstration on house plants
and home accessories were the
order Of the day at the March
meeting of Little Patrick Home
Demonstration club.
Mrs. Walter Smith gave the
house plants demonstration, us
ne farmers bulletin 1872 publish
ed by the U, S Department of
Agriculture.
Mrs, Malcolm Swart was host
ess for the meeting, at which two
new members, Mrs, Odal Flippen
end Mrs, John Martin, were vel
coined Mrs. Swart. an English
war bride, and her husband have
just completed remodelling their
home on Route /, Amelia
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-03-29


a new school for Amelia was
about as close as Tomb0uctoa this
week
Evpn action akin to the sneed Of
r Roeino 707 ca'ldn't cover the. dis
'ance between the Parent-Tea cher
0ss0cjot'on ord the con?b'ned school
I'D s''re"v's"~s b"@~ds
Ms g P L"sh, Amelia P-TA
"~cs'dont evo~e@s"d disappointment
-'at the boards included Nc money
II thAi" BUDGETS for TIE purchase of
0~0ne-tv n anv n~e'm'narv nl"nS
oona+4,o,s II NJ Amelia schools
e,o,-taca II classroom snace ID
+ho schoo1 has been under consid.
o~a+ion for so,7e time hv both the
school h-ard and the haa~d If SIM!
a.v;eo,s
with b.oh sobooI anpol,neot in.
o~aac;no ~ about 20 students .
vasr an en,o,lna,+ ~ 277 i ey.
nactod il loeo Elementary scboo,
anro1l,,ont i avnoctad q ,,s,,,oi,,
conetant noar H. an mari
pigbt ncr tbere az nine clase
.oo,es avaf,ohlo - ~ r,;,r,o 10
b,,iId;no eiv + tho e,ennenta -,
h,;Idino and N in Tho biab ecbooi
o,a h;rh rohoo1 , -, = 800 ,,ood
~. on o,o,,,o,,ts,.,, orodo ond trr.,
,,oo,,,r t,aua TAX ,,a,+j+;omad off
fro,,, ~ a,d;to-,,,,,, I'LL uro, M
,,,or,ol h,,,Id;,,a i hosaa .ontod I'll
saa,tb I'LL ina1 od ,,s4D III
n,aesas ana echool arso,,,,,;as
' '> 1890 ~
IN the current school budget
$40 So. "A have been set aside for
capital outlay. Presumably this
money IS for the purchase Of a piece
If property ADJOINING the school
grounds as a nuisance abatement
jack DICKENS chairman Of the
P-TA building committee reported
FOR bis committee II thp p-TA
meeting last week Visibility.
limited
A special bond election has been
suggested and at a public meeting
/ on the school situation. the consen-
sus of opinion was that small
bond issue would be approved bv
the voters
\ Charles Mover. chairman Of tie
school board Mas gone oh record As
! favoring construction Of a new ele-
/ mentary school to ease the over
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-03-29

Willie Elan continues to be sicf.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Walton and
Mrs. Earl Phaup attended the spell
ing bee at Dillwyn Elemental y
School Wednesday.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-03-29

can and j. f, Trice called in the
same home last week.
jim Phaup spent Sunday with his
sisters, Mrs. Lucy Bersch and Miss
Annie Phaup. at Curdsville.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-30
Bliss Will Retire
From CAP After
.35-Yeur Service

Col. Edward G. Bliss, assist
ant vice president of Chesa-
peake q Potomac Telephone
Co.. will retire tomorrow after
IS years of service.
Son of Gen. Tasker H. Bliss,
Chief of Staff in World War I,
Col. Bliss spent his boyhood
at Army posts in this country
and in the Far East.
He attended Haverford Col
lege Grammar School in Penn
sylvania and Central High
School here. and was grad
uated from the United States
Military Academy. Commits
stoned in the Corps of En-
gineers. he served on the Mex
lean border and in World
War I.
He became an engineering
assistant with the telephone
company in 1922 and served
later as general commercial
manager and assistant general
manager before taking his
present position in 1858.
Col. Bliss is a member of the
Washington Board Of Trade.
past president of the Dupont
Circle Citizens Association. del
egate to the Federation of Citi-
zens Associations, member of
the Committee of FOO on the
Federal City. and also the ex-
Executive Committee Of the
Commissioners TRAFFIC Advisory
Board.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-30

company for the decline in
earnings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-30
Gas Light Co. Reports
Net Income Loss in June

A net income loss Of S2s2, 1856
for June was reported TO the
Public Utilities Commission
yesterday by the Washington
Gas Light Co.
This compared with a loss OF
only Sl6l.275 a year ago.
The company said gross oper-
ating revenues for June totaled
S2.23l,63i against S2.259,S29 for
June, 1864 S2S,l9S drop.
For the first six months the
company's net operating reve-
nues totsled s5.07l.o97. against
$5,sO0.556 for the similar 1856
period.
Net income totaled S4.32S.59l
against s4.999,22l for the FIRST
six months Of last year. Normal
weather this wear compared
with the colder weather OF q
year aso was blamed by the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-30
National Tea Offering
Is Marketed at Par

An underwriting group head
ed by Hemphill. Moves a. Co.
today offered a new issue OF
$l2 million National Tea Co. S
per cent sinking fund deben-
lures. due August l, 1877. at a
price of 100.
National Tea will use a por-
ton of the proceeds to retire
bank loans and part of the in
debtedness of newly-acquired
subsidiaries. The balance will
be added to general funds.
Public Service Co. of Indiana
will seek approval Of a $50 mil
lion bond issue to be awarded
in competitive bidding October
9. The first mortgage bonds
we're scheduled for last year
originally.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-30
Trans Caribbean Always
Reports S1,l5O,llS Net

Net profits Of Trans Carib-
bean Always. Inc. was ST.
l50.ll8 in six months ended
June 30, reported o. Roy Chalk,
president.
The unaudited total repre-
sents consolidated earnings of
Tea and wholly owned sub
salaries. the announcement
said. Capital Transit is a sub
sidiary.
Gross revenues totaled Sl3.-
667.5l6 and net profit before
depreciation and taxes amount
ed TO $2.774.944. Mr.. Chalk
said. Profit from sale OF equip
ment was Sl.257.469. Provision
for Federal income tax was
S495. 262.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-30
H. M. Stephey Gets
6. e. Missiles Post

Harry M. Stephey. for a
number of years Government
field sales manager in Wash.
ington for Philco Corps Gov
eminent and Industrial Divi-
sion. has Joined General Elec-
trio.
In his new post, Mr.. Stephey
will be manager of advanced
sales for the missile guidance
section of the company and will
have Offices in Syracure, N. Y,
Warner r. Sinback. manager
of marketing for the section
made the announcement today.
Mr.. Stephey will be response
BILE for meeting advanced re-
quirements of the Defense De-
partment and industries en-
gagged in missile weapons sys-
tenn work. He is a colonel in
the Air Force Reserve as a
rated pilot and communica-
tionS-electronicS staff officer.