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BuJcK-eTANLEY II. HoRNER,
INC. Midtown Buick Dealer, iii
l4th. convenient 70 Ell hotels
h ONCE bldes.. real estate And a.
rem sVIs sass BIZ pIs,r.s. E sSss
BUICK 1885 Century haTdtop eenV.;
\ tomato red ana white, power steer
4 ing; summer clearance. 81 .4eS,
| $50 down: BEL NOTICES, SOLO
BUICK ib7 Roadmastef Riviera a
\ DR.: tu1 power, bronze. and beige;
$500: excellent condition. Call
BUICK '55 hardtop: fun electric,
| Wv. tlree, power eteeringi excel.
sS SS S.iS ma ss'1 r. s w trade
BUICK '5b super Riviera hardtop;
s.tone green with matching In
5 ssTIST s. .s s sS1 srs Tss d'snd
i4Ss .v a.. iir's ans sss' s sisS si'sfSs
down, or bank rates,
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
iSS .s SSEy ATs 4a D SSSS
BUICK ,ez Estate wegon herdtcp;
pest Color; power: 1000 mi; Ike
new o,,E o sSSt $500 s 4 sasT; y 800
BUICK
1854 Special 2-dooF Riviera hard
top; new General tires; owner;
car u In exceptional eond., low
mileafe; Sl,403 or best cash offer.
Call Mr.. COX at PA. 5-l02a.
BUICK 1856 hardtop; T. and h.,
dynafoW, new tires; 10. 900 actual
miles, owned BY bank onlcial:
y2,i06, sos. down. Seb per mo.
Immediate delivery. 10. l-6030.
BUICK 1858 Super V-e 4-dr.; 7.
and h.. dynafioW, GOOD tires; q
tone, perfect condition; S6O5. Sl1b
down, balance through local bank.
Immediate delivery. 10. 4.6036.
Buick 1876 Riviera hardtop: smart
red and white ilniah with harmo-
pi7ing interior; dynahoW, radio.
heater. other accessories; like new.
ARCADE PONTIAC
s4sS55 1 Eye 81 e. N.Y. Ey. AZ 1895 1895
CADILLAC SO DeVilis-typs coupe;
81 extras. power eteeFlng and
6 brakes s-I oSads.s sG00ld ,spd O WIZ
or La. 6-B530.
CADILLAC 1857 eepvertihie coupe;
sxtr n q a Sg FL i,iS1 II po oS M
42.l Conn ave
CADILLAC '56 Coupe de vile; fac
tory alr.eond; beautiful yellow
ranged. as nttle as ssD5 down,
MARTINS AUTOS, 10Th and X
sta, NV. Ma. s-44Bh.
CADILLAC 80 be ville-typs 4-dr.:
old; T.. h., White-walls. power
brakes and steeEing, hydramatic;
garage kept; will take small ear
vt e I Dsrsy. *. S::ss 1I.'' Hn'
CADILLAC SO Coupe de Villei low
clean, Masic Eye. power brakes.
steering. windows, seat: 2-tone
0reen, white leather and pylon
interior; 4 beautiful carl orlelnal
cost, $500 viii saerifce 1t So
CADILLAcS-Coupe De Vilies. cow.
sedans, b porados. We have the
BRANCH MofoRs. $40 PIpey
Branch g.. silver sprins. Nd
CADILLAC 1872 Fleetwood; Jet black
finish; fully equip. incl. hydra. |
power steering. power windows. T.
and D., ete.i weekend epeciel, |
S1.Oo5. can finance With S146l
down or bank rates.
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
400 deSrsls Ave. NV. "a. $500
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INDIAN LAKE ESTATES
APT. SITE

On WoOdgtock AZ North 2ial street
tavel hilltop, i0ox22e, stA,bO0
i0E cash balance over 2 yft. full
sem9 e brokers'. tbb0 lee hwy
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MOTORCYCLES

1850 B.s.A.. $50 &C.; windshield
saddle bags; excellent condition
$3.50. IA. 1880.
1885 VRsTA motor scooter, good
condition; S226. ~. o-0370.
TRIUMPH '6a THUNDEnBIHDi ex.
Gel. cond.: $500. IA. $1,000.
INDIAN ga Model "a; si2B. Cal
~. 7.0b77.
HARLEY-DAvIDsON rs; ~ e.h.v,,
excel. cond.: good rubber; much
chrome; new bait. Calf. bars
best offer. "a. 2-505S.
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40 VT. CABIN CRUIsER-Bay
sss. s sSss i SSs. ~, k nsns 7.ssoS
2o-FT. SPORTS CRUISER, 1881
Bay craft; good condition; si,oOO
RUNABOUT, ~ ri. With f0-h.p.
ecoit-Atvater, with homemade
trailer. Many extras. $3.50. CR.
1-30bi
- III. niCuAnD60f CASH
ShWSkh,. esesue9t eondition.
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MONEY WANTED

I WOULD LIKE 10 borrow $40. 900
a 4Iass interest. Secured BY q LIST
trust on my property, JOSEPH
HuTTL1NoER. TE. 6-0l24. EX.
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VACATION PLACES
SEASR0RE PROPERTY

RETIRING; near Chesapeake Bay.
priced low for quick sale By
oWNER--All-season home, on 3
beach LOTS. rms. kit. bath;
artesian well: hard surfaced road
$1,000, terms. Alpine 1898.
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Uu
$40 ACRES. good buiidings ans
eoQipment, unusual ingeitment.
stream. ideal situation for praetl
s1liz ACRES. good home an.
su@iSo AcKEs opsn land on see.
mic highway; great Possibilities
email barn. no residence.
500 ACREe Of woodland. Va,
terfrept possibilities, nice nev
e's1pARM1rTE. b.autiful lo...
end 2li, between warrsnton ans
S-i7s AcRHs. dairy operation
very low priced
S-a3l ACRES. in Manassas
area, spacious home, could b de-.
veloped % qood advantage.
THOMAS i. JUSTICE
REAL ESTATE BROKER
MANASSAS SIS on 1901
PROPERTIES FOR SALE
los A., Frederick county-farm,
6srn. eenter.hall house: elec., run
nink vetes xa.eQy dairy barn, II
aAA0AEr
smoke house, 05 acres tiIisbie' Bsi
timber. stream frontage on each
side Of hard I'd, 8 mi. south 81
80 mi. D. G. Owners aged 81 and
g desire immed. sale. $27.SO0,
~ A-e-Fm, house. bath, INV.
q. cattle. stable, etc. County, store
H0lns oos business Ample BARK
B iR e; sss,b asssa Of Rockville
2l0 a. - &-rm. pFe.Ciril War
brick mansion. A true WlIiiamshnrr
with character. full bsmt. and Attic.
4 Nreplaees. random with fIooring,
open stairWeil perfect for ranoYat-
ing. stock barn. corn house. ~.
200 .. fertile rlverhotfom soiI, one
OF the ; upper Mont, Co. farms
froptIng on River Rd,, e b D canal
o ond Po.snae River. $4,000. slS..
,.iis As New s-rm. bungalow.
siiS az esTn. ffs ossips qa y, ea raa
8 never iailing streams, foot 81
susar Leaf Mt. so nj. d. c. $500
los A.-M mi. hard road 'front.'
age, 2 nj. west Of 0aithershufR, {,
nj. north Of Rockville. 20 mi. D. c.
5000 ssream. 10 q. wooded. excel.
farm bldss. 5000 per ..
lAo ACTIN. house. oil heat.
natn,. mod. kit, liv. rm. fireplace,
da iisaFn "a fSl sStis a9ssOy q .Il,tc:.
streams. mile hard road frontaee'
Irederiek Co. 40 mi. d. c. S25,-
600. terms.
For eolored-New Arm. house
neering completion. y q. land. 3S
nj; 2 C. $4,000. $500 cash.
CHARLES II. JAMESON, RRALTOR
DI, 9,3e62 or Ervon w. Butt.
oaithersbufg 723-J-11.
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CHEVROLET ~ Bel Air h0Fdtop:
81 400. pE. 2-Sess, ewes. wv
CHRvROLET 1895 "2iO" 3-df. ;
SS| hcsSr,si;SsSis o',,siSs cow down.
NV, Wo. 0-enO0.
cHEvRoLET 'b6 YES Bel AIT con.
veftible; Jet black finish with red
and white leather INTERIOR fun
I ps.sE lne Ioes1 pSwsrsliSs; power
power Windows, radio, heater, W.
v. tires, white top and Continental
Ut. etc; . carefully drivpn, one
Qyper conyertlble: sale price. Si :
800, can nnance with SfoB down
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
s aIEA d. SHEIF ~. aDssAsHbSSs
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r .sss.I .s aHs ssHS5 10 y 5 s N
NEED 20 used traiiers; 80 Il ass
~ PAY hieh book. Can VIZ 5.
4g38.
1kAlLkk, bag, 4x5x7, Waterproof
CAL J. =. JACKSON, 81. 3-NoO0
Ext 1854 WkdyS; 1886 Taney
Shirley Duke Apis. Alex o2s
WANTED, lQ-ft, or lareeF modern
su5 snec s ana car for bona tide
n city limits Of Alex. u. 4-gDds
32-FOOT ALUMINIUM: eood As new
klee. h.-w. heater. elec. ice boz
gas stove. sleeps 4, Price 81 .asO
Lnone Trojan $4,000. 0 70 D pm.
Mr.. WRIGHT,
1877. yAcKMITT-HUNTER, Sieepi
4; GOOD for hunting, hshinr oI
xaeatloning. S395. "a. e-Os7s.
PATHFINDER. IS. 35-ft.: . bed,
rms. earpeted drs.: excel. e0nd
~ $50. WOODLEY HILLS TRAIL.
kh CT, 1880 Richmond hwy, LOl
2a9. so. 5-5117.
S7-FT. NATIONAL TRAILER: $3.50
IN good condition. 50. 5-2036.
PVT. OWNER-Traiier, is IT.. IS;
Westerner with equalizer hitch
electric butane lights. stove, lei
oox. water tank. Sleeps s. Mr.
CUBBAGE, ewes. ph. cH. s-4g37
1888 35-FT. STAR -bedTm
modern; excellent condition; So.
495. so. 5-2129.
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MONEY To- LOAN
WAIERFR0MI PRoP. SALE.

YOU CAN raise money on well-kept
property with some equity. NO.
1-6o57 or IA, 2.52S0 ewes.
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FORD 81 SEDAN: SLABS, Low
p 3 { Ml.l,,,. PA ,1i e |. BANK r.
eeAAssse tISes A AZ JOB s ia bbHEi
AND IMMEDIATE DELIVERY no
ALL CENTRAL MOTORS, 6l9
MASS. AVE. NV.
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PLYMOUTH '55

PLYMOUTH 30
CONVERTIBLE
sus ssaSsissl tu flIs't .uu fInsss;
a0-day. 4,000.mile war.
AUTO DISCOUNT
1910 n. !. AVE, NE.
AID, 100000 Tor Credit Approval)
PONTIAC 's6 eonv.; fully equip,
Continental wheel, IA. 6-3608.
eSi.f : and l.. iS SR' ScWsE: s y.
nice ear. Only 81 sos. bank A.
nancing. BETHESDA MOTORS.
400 Miller ave, Oh. $1,000.
PONTIAC Is2N 1888 chlsitain 2.e l,.:
maintained; showroom condition;
American Service Center
SIS N. 0lebe Rd. IA. 7-77a9
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AUTOMOBILES FOR sALI AUIoM0BILEs ron SALE 4

sssndarSR = shiis S''e extra si.sl Eua Ssv
seat covers; :. and b., turn sigs,
sell for $3.50 cash, FE. 3-5654.
FORD 1858 Fordori :; and r.; 2
$195. EM. a-f672.
FORD IA Tudor; eray; Wv; r.;
S-alSS. ''A ~ o-'
FORD 1887 beautiful white COW. I;
fully equipped: 2 mos. old; saeri.
seas. no. 1854.
FORD 1876 station wagon; r. and h.,
auto; low MI; ThundeFbifd mo-
tor; owner. OIL. 4-O656.
FORD '57 convertible; loaded with
etc: low mileage; perfect condi-
toni must sell; reduced to 81, EOS
By OWNER. CT. 6-3l52.
FORD 1851 Custom tudor; s cyl,
beautiful lei black finish, Z. and
h., overdrive. good tires: must sell
this week. 1895. Call JE. 2-2431
FORD $50 convertible; white, black
top, Fordomatic, r. and h., power
steering. Wv. tires; Immaculate;
S SriglPsi 0vn'r' $3.50 Kr.
FQRDe-see our large selection Of
Abs to sos, cow, hafdtops and
sedans. PfNEY BRANCH MO-
TORS. $40 Pinsy Br. rd. 8. s.
FORD '55 Fairlane victoria; Ford
omatic, Wv. tires: 10000 miles;
excel. cond. BY OWNER. DU. s.
93gl.
FORD '55 cow; beautiful turquoise
and white finish with matching
leather int: fully equip, incl. Fordo.,
7. and h., Wv. tires, etc.: Q cream
puff full price, s1.4g5. can finance
with Sl45 down or bank rates.
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
E ESS S.S osHY AZ. w IA D SSSS
FORD 1855 Fairlans club sedan;
7. and h.. W..y. tires. Cd: l.
owner car, IN like-new eond. low
mlleage; l.apB. KE. s-T192.
FORD 1889 club coupe; 5000 con-
dition; new tires. Call DU. 7-1467
between 10 and 2 pm.
FORD $50 FaiTiane Victoria: red
and ivory 2--tone. F0rdomatie,
ttih Tss m ana ..I Rsai Sc ss n'ss;vAil
FORD '57 Custom YES Tudor; r.
and h., 2-tons finish; - ,e95. CO.
ofleial ear. oO-day or l.OO0-nnile
guarantee. Closed sat. onen sun.
TO Q pm.
Silver Spring Motor Co.
lO0e E.-W. Hwy. (at Ca, Ave.l
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CHEW. '54 Bel Air 2-dr.: PR. 2
tone paint, Wv. tires. low mile
age. Take this car 70 your me
ehanie for his approval: sos.
GIANT MOTORS
2411 nladens. I'd. NE. Ia. 6-1O7i
CHEVROLET s56 4-dr. hardtop. YES
2l0; and h.. standard shift
1000 MI, ivory with black top
o osisG $500 .SoG; s &C. s.s s9Ss' on
CHEVROLET 'sS convertible: 2
tone blue and white: new tires
7. and h.. all power; new Cali
for best offer. IA. 7-708O.
CHEVROLET 81 VS. convertible
Z. and h.. p0weIglide: $2,4OS
closed Sat, open Sun. 10 . pm
Silver Spring Motor Co.
silver spriSs. Ma. ~ J -. f s.asOC
b.: Low mi; excel. eond.: orie;
SSEt esi .. rf psr ps sSn. Jo SEE
CHEv. 80 Bel Air 4-dr.: to lettls
an estate: ~ 900 MI; r.. and h.;
peri sond. thru iSrous hsSs' 10. !.
5l1O.
CHEVROLET 1919 carryaIl; in 5000
condition; S225. Ii. 4-4s36 aiteI
y p.mi. 80"
CHEVROLET 1888 Bel Air; :. and
h., Snow-tread tires. Got to sell
S405 or best oiier. DU. 7-440O.
cHEvR0LET 1887 "ei0's VS. s.-dr.
loW ml:s sssa WIN p see e. tSas.
$1,000 or best oher. u. $4,000.
CHEVROLET 1879 2-dT,; 2. and h.:
good eond.; reasonable. WE. D.
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~ N UE' ".
TCETsT

Up 10 90 miles per gallon Of gas.
See this amazing ear today Dis
tributor for Isetta.
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CHEVROLET 1857 coNyERTIBLE
sss ssSj ylE E2E ER6ST xSSAi REAIEEEE Il
10 ALL. CENTRAL MoToRs Si0
MASS. AVE. NV.
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THE PRESIDENT Of our compSny
offers a 1884 Mercury Monterey
narasop, ssEippess Fever brakes.
car eend. Sl.l79; terms. $40
SIT SIT 81 SSuisa Tc fIH' ggchF = Ma MIA
446 calvert ave, Alex. Va. Men.
day, s until 5 pm,
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Silver Spring Motor Co

l002 E.,W. Hwy. lat ca, Ave-;
FORD 1855 Custom "s'' Fordor; r
and b., Wv, tires. baby blue and
H IKE new =, Riss e. this ear wis1 ,s'!
Is q truly hne ear: sI.29s.
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PLYMOUTH 1880 convert. new
inspeetlon: $40. IA. 2-O67S,
PLYMOUTH 'Sl nelvedeFs cow;
7. h.. auto. trans, view. tires,
Se75 or best offer. VIII. 6.s60l.
PONTIAC SO 2-tone; hydramatic,
ms S, ZOO i aHs d pSs'' o ;ss:E;
Si.Sa5. re. 0-S17a'
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VOLVO
1aurnr,ss A.,
-1 4IssWIHETEEEHLLA i R1IRsrXHEE0 0

WHY'S JEEPsTER 'za: new Top
motor and runninS rear In sTesi.
lent condition, paint good; excel
lent sas milsase; $500. OIL.
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MERCURY 40 4-door: radio and
heater, $96 full pricel Closed sat,
open Sun. TO . pm.
Silver Spring Motor Co.
s bI,oos E;:w; Ivy, ht q. Ave.
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toTs, ACREAGE fer SAFE
(c0NTlAufDl
S195

Per ecre, 50 acres by owner; onil
value $4,000. Outstanding subdi'
vision growth possibilities. Terms
CAL after = pm, through Friday
Any time Sat: or sun, en-, 3-13li
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-25
JOHN TEMPLE GRAVES
THIS MORNING

church and state" but this elabor-
alton; The church exists to bring
TO Christ those whom the Father
has given Him and to establish
the Redeemer's kingdom. The
mission Of the church is spiritual,
and its work Is to preach the Cos
pei TO all men IN every genera
ton. !"
"Synods and Councils" says
the Presbyterian document, are
to handle and conclude nothing
but that which is ecclesiastical
and are not to intermeddle with
civil affairs which concern the
commonwealth. unless by way OF
humble petition in cases extraord-
mary; or by way of advice for
satisfaction of conscience, if they
are thereunto requested by the
civil magistrate. :"
In the opinion Of Jackson's
Presbyterians the General AS
sembly's report has unnecessar
lily caused resentment among the
individual members Of the Church
SO as to adversely affect the req
and only mission of the Church.
II would be hard to find any
thing more tenderly and Loyalty
Christian than the protest o.
Montgomery's Trinity Presbyter.
ian Church elders have addressed
to the church's Board of Christ.
ian Education against certain
marked trends and definite EN-
phases" in the church literatur,
and programs which are grad
ually getting away from the his
toric Presbyterian Interpretation
Of the Scriptures and are no
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-25

| shall watch with interest the new
mechanical "pushbutton garages
and note how they take" l under
stand that such an open-air four
story garage costs about S400, 900,
AT any rate, my guess is that dur
ing the years ahead there may be
more money In parking autome-
biles than in selling automobiles
Wise are the city authorities who
now spend money to buy lip old
buildings and install parking lots
In fact. such parking lots are a
city's main hope. combined with
proper advertising and service for
downtown retail stores. In this con-
nection repeat former forecast
that all new retail stores will be
larger, will be confined to one floor.
and that the clerks will he on
roller skates.
Small Vehicles
If parking on streets is elimin-
ated. this will speed up traffic and
should help the bus companies of
each city On the other hand. more
traffic lights should be installed at
crossroads, The speedier the traf-
nc. the more traffic lights will be
needed. The question is. how will
the waits and congestion at these
Gloss streets be eliminated? This
brings me back to Sir Isaac New.
tons great basic law of action and
reaction.
Automobiles will only continue Ia
grow longer for a period. after
which reaction viii set in and cars
will be made shorter and shorter
Shorter cars. however. will not end
the congestion at street crossings
In accordance with the law Of
action and reaction, when the sale
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-25

ture will do more toward the realization
Of bright future than all the fear, lack of
faith. and gloom which can possibly be
spread. People dislike being depressed.
They enjoy having their faith in mankind
and in the future reaffirmed
Try giving the next man you meet a lit
tie faith in the future-try dispelling his
fears about the future and what it may
bring
There is an untold number Of things for
which we should be thankful There are
thousands Of hours Of pleasant work to be
accomplished in the future
The future is something to which we
should look forward with hope and faith
that tomorrow will bring us joys and
pleasures we have never known before
After all the future is an intangible
something. hanging only by thread What
the future holds for you or for anyone else
is Just guess and your guess is lust as
good as any.
Have faith in your future and your flu
ture will be much brighter than YOU think
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-25

stressing sufficiently The basic
beliefs of the church. !.
We need more emphasis
on our individual need Of a Saw
Tor The problems of govern
ment. economics. race. servltude.
class and social conditions all eX-
listed when our Lord was upon the
earth and some to a greater de
gree than today, yet He did not
devote his primary efforts 70
these and their solutions.
We see no reason why this
question Of race relations should
continually be injected into our
literature and programs and pre-
sented in such manner as 70
give only one side OF the ques-
ton 1t is our belief that the
unity and usefulness OF our
church is being imperilled
We recognize only one Law
giver in Zion. Notwithstanding the
deliyerances of our last two Cen
eral Assemblies.
Does the General Assembly
speak for the churchs rank and
file? In church law it does.
whether in fact or not In MS
useful pamphlet On Our Church
Government, A. Fl. Clement says
THE General Assembly is the Su-
preme Court OF the Presbyterian
Church. 1t represents the whole
church by a proportion OF dele
gates OF ministers and elders
from every Presbytery
| Because it is VIGOROUSLY hard
to succeed with a newspaper. Sa
Lutte all the more to the two-year-
old jackson, Miss, State Times
which has been named first III
general excellence" by the Mis-
sissippi Press Association. and
given five supplementary awards
| am proud to be III H.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-25
Babson Discusses Automobile Congestion

OF cars begins to decline, the sale
Of motorscooters, bicycle s. and
roller skates will begin to increase
Now let me give my final forecast
on the solution of the traffic prob
lem.
Overhead Throughways
In most cities, awnings are now
permissible for retail stores. These
provide protection to pedestrians
against both rain and extreme sun
shine. In most cities there are miles
Of these awnings over the sidewalks.
My forecast is that these awnings
will be replaced by throughways
for the use of motorscooters, BIZ
cycles, and perhaps foot passengers
on roller skates. These throughways
could be overhanging from the
buildings just as the awnings are
now. but they would be built by
the city authorities and small toll
charge could be made for their use.
They would be no wider than the
sidewalks and would be elevated
over all streets. This would enable
Ia cyclist to go from the city line
into the heart Of the city without
stopping for crossroads or intersec-
tons.
These elevated "throughways'
would serve also as protection from
rain and sun TO pedestrians on the
sidewalks below. They would have
outlets at every building. Just In
side each building would be a place
to park vehicles. Cities would soon
be repaid for building these ele.
waited 'throughways" by increased
assessments. They would make the
second stories as valuable as the
- ~ 1870
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-25
Double Check

We Just got hit by cold front
1t won't nothing never
does that comes in from the
North.
Eisenhower will not visit James
town this week. flying to Will
liamsburg, rot to See the sensible
people first, that's sort Of a mil
lionare project Virginians don't
think as much Of that antique as
some other folks do. It's historical
and we never read it. we are
Just stuck with it. Never did
know whether to turn it in to a
place of insanity or educate.
Rockefeller came along to pre-
serve the place. They haven't
started charging admission, bit
they take your hide off when they
get you in there.
Lots Of Us never been through
the place well we never went
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-25
Try to Impart Faith in Future
Memphis (Mo.) Democrat

"The only thing ne hare to fear is fear
Hseif".
IMMORTAL words spoken by the late
President Franklin Delano Roosevelt in
his first inaugural address, are words for
each of us TO remember every day of our
lives.
Fear of the future is nothing less than
lack Of faith in the future and if we lack
faith in the future there remains little left
for which to live.
If we have no faith in the future or We
fear the future or what the future may
bring, then there is little reason for want
ing to live until tomorrow
Strange words which we hear more and
more every day. yet words which the very
people who utter them do not believe A
million dollars would not buy the next day
Of the life of any one Of those people who
have fear of the future Every one of them
prize the future beyond all else yet they
say they are afraid Of what the future may
bring
Spreading sunshine and faith in the fu-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-25

Babson Park, Mass, June 20. OF
TWO things | am certain. either rad
lral steps must be taken to head off
fhe increasing automobile conges-
ton in cities, or else the sale OF
automobiles will decline. Either a
hundred billion dollars must be ey-
pended for road improvements, or
else readers had better sell their
General Motors stocks OH the next
eeod rise Furthermore. believe
that instead of spending money on
new turnpikes i would be better
10 double the width of our ordinary
iwo-lane roads. making four lanes
with barrier in the middle How
ever this would increase the con-
eestion in cities
Cityy Legislation Needed
OF course. the first thing which
al cities should do is to keep all
trucks off streets during the busy
hours IL with deliveries permitted
only between 6 pm. and s pm.
This should be done at once. in
every city having population of
over 50 900 The next step would be
to eliminate all parking on down
town streets. A start has been made
on this but the problem has not
been tackled heroically Parking
meters are step in the right d.
recuon. but they are not the ulti-
mate solution
Frankly. if l were a young man
today, instead Of going into the
automobile business, would pur-
chase land for a good downtown
parking lot and gradually build a
chain OF parking lots. II seems as
If garages for parking would be a
good investment if properly located
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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-25
NOTHING ON WHEELS
PERFORMS LIKE A
PONT1AC...THE SMALLER
CARS DON'T EVEN
COME CLOSE!

Your Pontiac dealer can show YOU on
the-record proof that Pontiac is Americas
Number One Road Car. And he can
give you poins-by-poini comparison to
show YOU why no smaller car can hope
to initiate Pontiacs alert, effortless
response to every driving demand from
stop-andgo traffic to superhighway
cruising why Pontiac loafs while
smaller cars strain . how Pontiac's
al-around performance superiority has
made it the talk of the automotive
writer's! But don't stop with facts and
fgures-prove II yourself behind the
wheel-take this handsome husky out
on the road and let it show you how far
ahead it really is. You'll be spoiled for
the smaller cars forever