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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-09
FURNITURE
AUGUST
SALE

Colonial brass lamps, S. %: rock
SiS.9e: eordoySn mSnoS. chest Of
drawers, 500 95; wrought iron desk
and chair, both 5000. Colonial
mirror, solid cherry frame. SI9.O5:
nlahoR. or maple night tables.
Sill Bb; mahog or maple book
cases, 500 95: modern living room
chairs, S24ob charcoal chest OF
drawers, 50 pb: rock maple living
room chairs. S44 96 modern love
or cocktail tables, S7pb ca rock
maple drop-leaf dining table.
$50 Ob,. maple corner cabinet.
$50 05; maple bunk bed, S34 .a5;
extra Arm Hollywood beds s44 e5.
roll.away beds With innerSprtng
mattresses. S24 Db:
Many other values too numerous
10 mention Browse three large
ioors. Buoget terms availsble
open Friday and Monday NIGHTS
FURNITURE MART
ais King 81. Alexandria
H. $4,000.
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ORGAN, Hammond; home model;
KITS. 1880 & st. NV. RE. z
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

CHINCHILLAS-Ranching. printing
and pelting: will pick up animals
BALLARD CHINCHnLA RANCH.
Rte. Box rs. Brandywine. Nd.
IA 2-430l.
BABY HORSE, 4 mos; mother is
good rider and show prospect.
Trade or sell. Cedar 6-6271.
HORSE for sale, is hds., 10 or IL
yrs: good with child: will accept
highest reas. otier. FL. 6-392S.
HORSES BOARDED: excellent care.
Box stalls. For information call
LA. 6-92.3.
VAN, 4-horse; new body and tires,
sos. 262 Park 3D.. Rockville,
Md.
26 HOLsTEIN HEIFERS; freshen
July to Sept; bangs, ealfhood vac
cinated. DU 5-7080.
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ROOMS FuRH-MD..vA.
APIS. FuRMIsHEp-p. G.

ATTR. TV apis, $14 wk. up child
u we i HIefp f i7th oa nT T 81 sssss
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FANS-Attic fans cool the whole
house. Install now for summer
comfort. We sell compl. fans. fan
blades, bearings, shafts. motors,
parts. See US and save. PARKING.
ELEc. EQUIP co. 2473 Sherman
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Cash REGISTERs

CASH REGISTERS
USED NATIONAL S2b uP
STANLEY HAYMAN & co.
20le 18th ST. NV.
man, -S205. Also used models.
rentals. parts and service. MA
LONEY'e, INC. e126 Oeorgia ave,
Silver Spring.
COLT. AS auto. National Match
holster and ammo. included Like
new. Call after 8. 10. 1881
CRIB, white, and mattress. GOOD
condition, SO: Cosco baby jumper,
50: lge. chest robe, So. TIE.
6-64e4.
DIAMONDS-Man's 8 cts, $3.50;
!ady's 2 c. 5000; lsdy,s cts.
ls CTS 800; lady's 81 cts;
H st. NV. NE. S-526S.
DINING ROOM SUITE, complete
set, mahog. finish. very good
cond.. S225. LU. 1890.
ELEC. WATER HEATER. Westing-
house. 52-Ral,: very good cond. I;
best ofier. JU. 9-1i64.
ELECTRONIC GEAR-Tv SCOPE,
signal gen, TV and radio sche-
B mates. etc. Call 10. 5-4749.
ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA, SO
edition with American and foreign
dictionaries. IA. $3.50.
PAN, "a inch. low PEDESTAL; quarter
nSI. So i hish speed. Reason ,.
FANs-Attic fans cool the whole
house. Install now for summer
comfort. We sell eompl fans. fan
blades, bearings, shafts. motors,
fTHscs F sst y co eed .a Hys PSTEns
ave. NV, AID. 2-lo00.
FOAM CUSHIONS, mattresses, top
LfLAND, 2iI5 r NV. Ex. 3-6633.
FREEZER CHEST, Philco. 3x2x3;
sSS55 . ds iI'e IA. a HsfGi ''iA'ln''
FURNACE, oil hot air, 10000
n o -ood cond. Make oisr. AP
FURNITURE UNCLAIMED = Dun.
can.Phyfe love seat, S26: once
desk $50, sofa and matching
chair. S54: Kit table. 81; maple
din. table, S1b: sofa he'd, S35
maple chest, SID: roll-away bed
Sl4. bedrm set. SIS: club chair
$40 typewriter desk SO: bufiet.
So hunk bed $40 dresser. SO;
mattress mattress SO; rocksr. SO: col
springs, So New furniture dis.
count prices. We reuphnlster sofe
and chair. $50 up, incl labor and
materials Slip coyers. SAB up
Cabinet work, antiune restoring,
draperles. HOFFMAN, UPHoL-
s CO. Fss.ssils.2 4'7 'S'A st. 10, o.
FURNITURE : Entirs eontsnts q
1 .:I s9:sT s p 2a4 Minnesota ~ ave
FURNfTURE :. Moying; S-plecs
green sectional ,oia, aoppe nsa
Sat 10 70 5.
FURNTTURE-golid-mapie dinettC
set: ersy platform rocker. studio
couch. iii In good condition. .2b0f
M S.T' EE. S:.ss7eHi illere'' A'iSn''
FURN5TTRg : Complete sample
house: Bedroom, living room and
dining room. Real estate homes:
factory showrooms. etc. b0fe on
and even more. 1893 l4th ~;
SSa, pEw : ISL So. s SRsn 81 Hirlly pm M
TURNiTGRL-7oateleg table and
S'nIHpps. sS'' Va OV sraiss s sois
FURNITURE = Lying rm,. suite
with tables. ,dinette set drapes'
lee. and ANAL russ. Wo. 6.l4bb.
FURNTTURE = Gray couch, oak
rocker. dinette set. bedrm. chair
and mirror. Call FL. t-7l70.
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FARM AND GARDEN
(coNTlNuEpi

BEAUT. BLUEGRASS 500; do Il
yourself or complete Job. we
grov our own. c J. LAUGHLIN,
HE. 4-2565: ewes, HE. 4-9525.
TRACTOR, Ferguson, not a yea,
old, Al condition: other farm
ff SsM pri Too 5iSht wy. 4 Issse
BEAUTIFUL LAWNS-once estab-
lished. our Meyer z52 Zoysia
lawns remain completely weed free
and green from early spring to
Iate fall without any watering
For 2 truly carefree, lifetime lawn
6-4747. zoYsiA Associates Ga II g.
producers and planters OF the
finest plugs and sprfRs.
EQUIPMENT, NEW AND USED
INC line Of Farmaii tractors and
arm equipment: Industrial wheel
tractors with leaders. backhoes,
FORK lift, Farmsll cubs, Super A,
300 U and loader. riding garden
tractors and mowers. MALONEY's.
INC. S126 GEORGIA ave, Silver
Spring. JU. S-3333.
Clearance sale, 3 demonstrators
oh . riding tractors: 5Oes of
regular price, Call TO. a-677S
between 8 and 1 or AP, 7-37i7
after @
NEW INC FARM and Industrial
wheel tractors and equip: parts
and service. Used INC super c
pillow and cultivator. Super A with
cultivator Regular A and, mower
John Deere D tractor. side rake.
plows. and disc harrows, P. M.
MOORE, u s 301, Mitchellville.
Nd, Cedar 6-3354.
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EQUIPMENT CO.
llOl 7th ST. NV.

ORGAN, Hammond; home model;
Kits 1880 & st. NV RE 4
FAINT 800 gallons: 1895 value
81 90 gal. Sh.-Wms. and others.
25l3 NJ at. NV, J. n. GICHNER,
PIANO, steinway grand. style M,
rebuilt and REIN, ST. 3-3206
after ~ noon daily. No dealers.
PIANOs--JoRDANs ofier the larg.
est selection OF pianos In this
city. Be sure and see our complete
display Of new and used items
s before ySp buy Complete .,TIs. seiee.
ton and Silver Spring stores open
evenings. JORDhN'S. corner 18th
and q SITS. NV. Phone ST. $4,000
PIANOs-JoRDAN's branch stores
pianos and organs for sale and
rent, Plenty Of parking space In
front Of each store, 1882 0eorgia
ave. Silver Spring, bl6g Lee hiEh.
way. Arlington. 24l5 Princess
Anne S., Fredericksburg: Silver
Spring and Arlington stores are
open evenings.
PIANOs-summer clearance. ige
selection spinets, consoles and
uprights. New. used and q.
samples Knabe, Everett. Wur.
liter, Estey and many Others.
easy terms KIT Music CO..
Alexandria Store. 1921 Mt. Yer.
non ave, Alexandria. Va Open
I'LL pm. and all day SATURDAYS
No parking problem
PIANOS uprights, SOB up; spinets,
consoles, Erands. S2Db up; terms.
Open every eve. and all day Sun.
PIANO SHOP. ss5 Boni nnnAi st. .
Sill spg., JU. g-303O.
PIANOs--Get our quotations on
brand-new, standard-make splnets
and consoles before you buy. We
n e ne A sit eur yss e "! 5sn lowe ~
choose from. ST, $4,000. PIANO
Thurs. evenings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08

A new bride may rely on
her husband to bring home
the bacon. but it's her duty TO
keep the cabinets stocked
with other staples.
IT'S best to buy basic sup
plies before setting up q
budget. The initial trip to
the super market can wreck
your food allotment unless
you already have sugar. spice
and everything nice for un-
expected company on the
shelf. Your new husband
might take the blow better II
the cost Of this first larder
is included in the money you
are designating for fur
nishings."
Another household duty
that must be attended to is
the medicine cabinet. This
is one cupboard that must
never be bare Of essentials.
Don't cram 1t with cosmetics
and then depend on a rush
delivery from the drugstore
when an emergency arises.
This check list will also be
helpful to young career
minded women establishing
their first bachelor apart
ment.
Kitchen Shelves
Baking powder. bakin G
soda. bouillon cubes. bread
crumbs or cracker m e a /.
baked beans. brown bread.
canned fruitS--apple sauce.
cherries. fruit cocktail. grape
fruit, peaches. pears. pine
apple. plums, etc: chicken.
boned; garlic-Salt and buds,
fruit juices. tomato Juice:
cream. powdered or canned:
nuts - peanuts for parties.
pecans for salads. desserts.
etc: meats - corned beef.
deviled ham. etc; potatoes.
white and sweet; pimentoS.
popcorn. rice. instant: soup.
canned and dry mixed: spa
ghetti and macaroni. dry and
canned; tomato, PURGE or
paste or sauce; vegetables
canned asparagus. beets.
green beans. corn. limas.
mixed vegetables. mush-
rooms. petaS. stewed toma-
toes: cereals-dry ready-to-
eat and quick-cooking oats.
cream of wheat: cocoa:
cheeseS-spreadS in jars: cof-
fee. regular and instant:
cornstarch: crackers. cock
tail and soup; extracts
lemon. almond, vanilla are
basic: flour-all purpose and
cake flour: frosting mixes:
gelatin - fruit favored and
plain.
HerbS-BaSil. thyme. ore
gano: meat tender1Zer:
monoSodium glutamat
mustard. dry and prepared;
onions: paper towels. waxed
paper. aluminium foil; raj
sins: salad oil. Sauces-Wor-
csstershire. chill. catSup. Al:
shortening: sugar. granu-
lated. powdered. brown: syr-
up, maple; vinegars. cider
and wine: jelly and jam.
Mixes-Angel food. biscuit.
pancake. devils food. muf-
fms. hot rolls. brownies. etc.
Olives. green and black:
packaged buildings: pickles
and relishes: salad dressing.
French. mayonnaise: salt.
Soaps-Both hand soap and
washing powders. Spices
Cinnamon. nutmeg. cloves,
curry. ginger. pepper and
paprika are the basics.
Medicine Cabinet
Most canned fruits and
vegetables can be bought in
two-serving sizes. While not
as economical. this offers a
chance for more variety. II
the list above is more than
you wish to stock. pick and
choose from major categories.
The refrigerator should be
supplied with butter. milk,
eggs. salad makings. soft
drinks. fresh meat for at
least two days. sandwich
meat, bacon and a frozen
vegetable or two.
Now for the medicine cabi-
net. This is not for you to
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rolled bandage; sterile gauge
squares: mild antiseptic: aro-
matte spirits Of ammonia;
small bottle Of castor oil or
mineral oil: scissors: cotton.
sterile: mouth wash; styptic
pencil; small vest comb In
cellophane case. thermom-
eter; toothpaste; spare tooth
brush.
Also necessary to a COM
pletely furnished bathroom
are facial tissues as well as
q can Of cleanser for the tub.
Personal bath items should
be kept on a separate hang
ing shelf, Don't overload the
medicine chest
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Musical Program
Plonned for JonuorY

A musical program. Wi
emma on Parade" will take
place on Sunday afternoon.
January IL at 3 pm. in Con-
stitution Hall. The event is
under sponsorship of Aus
trian Ambassador Gruher.
The Washington wellesley
Club. participating in the
Nation wide drive to raise
faculty salaries at Wellesley
College. has Joined the Aus
trian Embassy in presenting
this performance for the de-
light of adults and children
alike.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08
This Home Check LIST
Proves Help to Bride

pick and choose. All things
listed are carefully chosen TO
be used as first-aid supplies
for minor illnesses such as
headaches. Also. some guest
items"
Adhesive bandages; burn
ointment; roll Of la-inch adj
hesive tape; eye wash. eye
dropper. eye wash glass, buf-
FERN; l inch and 2 inch
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-13
Movie Guide

The Burgl r-Dan Duryea
trained to be a thief by bis foster
father. Not recommended for chill
dren.
Calypso Heat Wave'' Showcase
for potpourri of present Song styles.
Fire Down B e European
expatriate, Rita Haywnrfh. must
island-hop for lack of papers. With
Robert Mutchum and Jack lennon.
Saint JOAN Shaw's classic with
young Jean Seberg moving as Joan.
Cast gives her excellent support.
THE True Story of Jesse. James
Study Of the infamous ou tia W.
slipped Of legend and glamour. Not
/ recommended for childscn-
"Beyon Momhase"- Quality pro
ductlon. photographed i'll Africa in
color holsters familiar tale Of death
dealing natives used hy d white
man for his own fanatic ends. Not
recommended for children.
Orange" The bitterness OF post
Civil var days Is made .achingly
real as a former northern officer
Is sent back as military governor
to the area he had helped despoil
The Man Who Turned to Stone
Horror film about ghou1s. zoo years
old. who keep themselves afve BY
transferring vitality Of young
women into their veins, No. recon-
mended for children.
Men in War One Of lie best
films about the Korean conflict,
with Robert Ryan in eomsraand Of
a platoon surrounded BY the enemy.
Utah Blaine" IS m,a,ll farmers
arc the villains III this story Of the
early West Not recommended for
children
"Zombies Of Mora Tag'.~D Diving
expedition travels to Africa to get
diamonds from shipwreck guarded
by zombies, Not recommended for
children.
Didch oheep --IrueaQne d0lnSS
in creepy atmosphere al sash cen
fury surgeon seeks human guinea
piss for study Of brain- operation
Not recommended for esuldren
Creeping Tn know IA well
thought-out science fiction yarn. rs
minutes of sheer terror Not recon-
mended for children. M
Great Day in the Morning
Shipment of newly mined Cnnfeder-
ate gold is crux Of Norfh-SolAtk ten
sion in preCivil War Denver
"A Kiss Before DYING = Shocking
tale of ambitious youth VINO muir
ders his pregnant sweetheaTt Not
recommended for children.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-13
Double Check

Having a look at the news in
the papers. and that's about as
far as l get things are in con-
slant mixup all over. President
Eisenhower makes more trips back
to Washington than John Foster
Dulles and does Just about as lit
tie. This administration is weak
ening. Enforcement of Federal
laws are on the wane 1t has be-
come one of wed like to stay the
full term out.
Come what may and do what
they do former customs are
here TO stay. 1t may be agin' the
law but 1t won't change the COM
mon custom. Governor Faubns
will make a name in the Little
Rock Such things have happened
before and they can happen again.
A new Miss America now be-
gins her reign and the city or
Richmond is all Shook up over the
Edwards affair. He will run il Or
bust.
Thanks for reading.
Yours,
y Marvin Brown
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-13
Y. N. and Propaganda

gin Winston Churchill recently admitted
= that the fate Of the United Nations
might well be that Of the League Of
Nations. Not saving as much in So many
words, Churchill never he-less told news
paper ment that the United Nations had a
chance to accomplish something, but there
was also the chance that its efforts would
be hamstrung.
Seldom does a prominent statesman
speak so candidly about such dire pros
pect. Few world statesmen are willing TO
admit that the United Nations has failed
to accomplish what ii was intended to do.
and the standard procedure for statesmen
the world over is to express h ope for
future L. n. achievements.
However, Churchill appears to be more
realistic than most. and perhaps that is
because he no longer holds an official posi-
ton glance at President Eisenhower's
latest nominations for representatives to
the United Nations General Assembly shows
that this world body has become something
Of propaganda and social organization
Inc list Of delegates proposed BY the
President includes Irene Dunno. screen
actress, George Meany, Of the united labor
movement. Mrs. Oswald B. Lord. of New
DIRK; Negro lawyer. Genoa S. Washing
ton Of Chicago: Phillip VI. kutznjck If
fark crest, Illinois, and Herman &. Wells.
president OF the University Of Indiana.
Nothing much is expected to be accom-
pllshed in these assemblies They have be
come mostly debating society, and our dele
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-13

the legal officers Of Newport News, Char
lottesville, Norfolk, County Of Prince Ed
ward, and the attorney general Of Virginia
seeking to restrain these officers from
making effective the recent laws passed BY
the Legislature of Virginia, requiring req
lstratlon, etc, of organizations dealing
with racial matters.
The Fourth District Court will hear an
other case October 16 in which the NAACP
seeks to have the decision Of Federal Judge
Stirling Hutchinson in the Prince Edward
case reversed. Judge Hutcheson took the
firm ground that an attempt to force racial
migration in Prince Edward count VI
would result in loss Of education for all,
through closing of the schools Therefore,
he did not order ntegration at definite
date, however, his opinion did warn that
the decision of the United States Supreme
Court dealing with racial segregation in
schools must be obeyed
The difference in the approach in Vir-
GINA and some of the other states is nota-
pie we believe Mr.. Ted Dalton. now candi-
date for governor, when he stated that 95 "a
of the people of Virginia desire separate
racial schools. That is true That being the
case why allow five per cent Of the popula-
ton to take advantage Of the majority on
70 per cent? The question can not be set
tied by emotions, by mob violence. nor nv
threats, On the contrary, fundamental and
constitutional law must be established
again
Inc rights Of the states, and the powers
OF the federal government are being tested
N the Arkansas case. We may expect many
other cases and court decisions ere these
matters are settled. Il is our hope that theI
people Of America will wake up before our
CONSTITUTION mas been shelved and our re-I
puhllc lost Only by calm reasoning NAV
TINS pc done possibly Virginia will plavl
big part in its salvation.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-13
Back to Court

MUCH Of the conversation il the South,
- possibly in the nation this week has
been the complex situation in Lietle Rock,
Arkansas, where Governor Orva Faubus
protected the schools BY calling upon the
National Guard The Governor was entire
ly within his right and it was his duty to
protect the citizens if he had information
to the effect that a breach Of the peace was
probable or evident. The fact is that other
towns in Arkansas have been integrated,
notably Hoxie where the Governor, nor
anyone else turned hand to help the peo-
pie who fought hard to save their segregat-
ed schools The indignation policy was
saddled upon this small community year
ago, we presume with the Governors con-
sent. SO it can not be said that the Cover
nor has used his office for a program of
pro-segregation in the past.
Arkansas like many other states has no
law to protect the majority of the people
who demand separate schools for the races
In these states racial tensions and troubles
have resulted. In Tennessee, Kentucky,
Texas. now in North Carolina, racial ten
sions have been and are building up.
Virginia has halenged the power of the
u s. Supreme Court to force racial inte-
grafton in the schools. The Interposition
Resolution, the so-caled Stanley plan and
the cearcut action Of the Virginia legisla-
ture supported by the people form a def
mite stand against forced indignation in
Virginia schools. Virginia will protect her
position. It will be done in the courts until
successful in this program an entirely new
system Of public schools must be estab-
lished to maintain racial separation for
those citizens who demand it.
Virginia will be back in the Federal
Courts next week, when a Special Federal
Court will hear NAACP protests against
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-13
For 10! the murdered sum
mer's blood
Is red upon the leaves

Is red upon the leaves
Autumn comes early--eveyy year
A long time before it really arrives.
Right now, for example, what is it
that speaks suddenly Of non-sum-
mer? Is it a smell Of things, some
differing quality of the high tenn
perature. some way shadows fall
and lie or leaves look, new blow
ing in the wind? Or is it Something
inside you that says it's about time?
Hot days Will go On into Sep
TENDER. October and even Novem-
Der But. nevertheless, autumn has
begun to begin
Gisele Mackenzie. the girl with
the hi-fi voice. ear and funny bone,
belongs to the counerrevolution
against the adenoidsl+ ail-whine-
jump-and-grunt school Of lsausic She
would enjoy The Saturday Posts
story Of newlyweds an the front
stoop Of their home late in the
evening when a cat down HE street
pulls the lid from biz garbage
can The lid hits the payeinent with
crash, the can falls ,oyer the cat
lets 60 few frightening shrieks.
and the young womaH SAYS softly
70 the young man Oh, darling, our
songi"
The story i In an article about
the surprising comeback Of Gene
Austin and the discovery that he
and his romantic songs Of the TWEEN
ties are all-time favolates with rec
ord sales Of 86 nilltAn. total
never approached BY any other
singer.
Is this return part ~ The "con-
sentative" reaction? CAN ii that
but not in the sense Of merely going
back, say. Like true conservatism
IN other things politics. poetry art,
llterature--it Is not the bid but the
eternal that makes it 81. A hundred
years from now deal. heart. MY
Blue Heaven will still he having
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-13
Letters To Edito,
Dollars Chase Dollars,
Vicious Financial
Editor Farmville Herald,

ASAAA0A al i2As AlIi i4N
Recently the president has as
serted that people should spend
less and save more The Federal
Reserve managers have raised the
interest rates on money to combat
Initiation and discourage people
from borrowing money with which
TO buy homes, and many other
items that they otherwise might
have bought
Because money Is more expen-
sive TO borrow, big corporations
have cut down on expansion plans
and the building OF new plants.
Because the interest rates on
money have been raised. it takes
about two billions more Of the tax
payers money each year to pay
interest on our huge national
debt. .,
Now, II people spend less and
corporations spend less on build
ing new plants, it means that
millions Of employed people will
lose their Jobs and be without
work or income. AS the income
Of these people decreases, their
buying power will also be lessened,
and when the buying power or
ability Of millions of people is
cut. 1t means that manufacturers
will turn out less goods, and as it
requires less workers to turn out
smaller amount Of goods, many
of these workers will be laid off
and be without job or income.
1t seems To me that it would be
far better to encourage people to
buy new homes and all the other
things they might desire. SO they
could create more Jobs and enable
more people to buy goods and
thus make more jobs for more
people. What do you think?
Then too. there is this to con-
slider. if manufactures and big
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-13

stream. Hodges at least is not going
10 STIR the waters with the posturlng
via the statement" He can't do
anything about indignation but talk
about 1t. Indignation is fact in
three North Carolina cities.
But such apparent double dealing
on an issue most vital to most North
Carollnlans curdled the milk Of
many local supporters who year
ago thought Luther Hodges could do
no wrong.
And then, of course. there are the
new no politics. directions which
the state government is taking.
That one is even worrying the poll
ticlans. who have heard such talk
before in several different guises.
but this time they are seeing it used
for an almost-iuthless clean
ing In Raleigh and the institution of
near o.e,.la- rue