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Plant More EIms,
Tree Expert Suys

Tree experts frown on the
tendency to stop planting elm
trees. To quote one: I'VE
have lost many American elms
to the Dutch elm disease but
that is no reason to turn our
backs on this noble tree. We
have learned to live with this
disease just as we have learned
to live with cancer and heart
disease. We should not plant
any street, any town, any area
with a single species Of tree
elm. maple. dogwood or other
variety. Diversity, but always
include an elm" This is The
viewpoint Of DR.. Rush +.
Marshall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-11
Rose Group Sets
Virginia Session

The American Rose Society's
5Sth annual convention will be
held October 10 to IL in the
Chamberlin Hotel at Old Point
Comfort. The Virginia PENN
sula Rose Society and the Tide
water Rose Society will be
host groups. Among speakers
will be DR.. S. M. Emsweller,
USDA cResearch Program of
American Rose Foundation /:
E. M. Hall, jr.. Federal Trade
Commission; DR.. w. r. Jen-
kinS, University Of Maryland: A
c. Barrett, Potomac Rose So
ciety.
A show will be held on the
hotel roof October 10.
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springs and wells ranges in the
low COS.
Wellman has found the spring.
house an ideal place for a
watermelon. or. perchance, a
case of beer.
Man is a pretty clever ami
NAL. He has found new and
better ways of blowing himself
up, and. on the credit side, ne
has come up with a lot of tricks
that make life better.
But with all of his cleverness,
he can't do much Of anything
about a drought. Nature holds
the upper hand. and all he can
do is sit and watch the relent-
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Rose Society. Oakland Ter.
race. Silver Spring. Springfield.
Woodhaven and the garden
sections Of the Chevy Chase
Women's Club and the Wom-
ans Community Club Of Ken.
Sington.
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Metal Edginqs Popular

A Davenport. Iowa, firm re-
ports that 100000 gardeners
bought grass-stop aluminium
edging during its first year on
the market. AS an illustration
of popularity, it says enough
was purchased to run a ribbon
of 4-inch to 8-inch edging
from coast to coast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-11

less sun turn the countryside
brown.
Drought has a subtle influ-
ence on humans, even those
who have little contact with
nature. Dust. heat and dryness
seem to cause a mental de-
preston.
And when it finally rains, no
matter how slight the fall may
be. we like to take of our shoes
and wrap our toes around the
cool dampneSS.
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Feed Chrysunthemums

If you have not been feeding
the NUNS" in your garden as
regularly or as beautifully as
you should. no great harm has
been done. But, you had better
begin now. Top dress with two
pounds of good fertilizer to 100
square feet at monthly inter-
walls. or one pound every two
weeks.
II you wish to move Oriental
peoples now is the time. They
can only be moved when
dormant.
Cut of and burn dead stalks
of Buckingham.
+ 4
Tall tuberous begonias need
to be staked. They respond to
feelings at To-day intervals Of
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Cut of and burn dead stalks
of Buckingham
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GOSS REALTY co.
,144 X St NV Ma. s-1353
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400 18th ST NV
Lge- 2-pedrm, apt. in mod, apt.
BLDG. $50.
1909 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV
rm, kit. and bath in well
appointed and maintained bldg S45.
includ all utils.
1901 18th ST. NV.
3 rms. kit. and bath; S65, includ.
heat and hot water
WOODWARD & NORRIS
REALTOR
723 goth ST. NV RE 1856
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r, A. HUMPHREYS & SONS
LINCOLN TERRACE

leOo CONSTITUTION AVE. NE,
| BEDRM. -S72 90
INCLUDES ALL UTILITIES
Beautiful apt. large rooms. beau
tiful grounds storage and laundry
facilities. for selective adults: bus a.
door convenient to shops. Apply
ianitor on premises.
DREYFUSS BROS.
1919 18th St. NV. MA. e-o6S0
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CoLoRED

2l7 E ST. N.W-M1 room. kitchen
22S n ST NV. Lovely. larse
efieieney. S57.5u.
2I5 r ST. NV - rooms. kitcn-
en- and bath: redecorated, So,
81 5th ST. Sc - rooms, kitchen
and bath. redecorated: So so.
ll32 18th ST. Ne rooms
kitchen and BATH redecorsted
700 25th ST NV rooms.
kitchen and bath, redecorated: $50.
HARRISON 4 ADAMS
93H K St NV AID S-SauS
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tcOntinusd on NsIt PaSsI.
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CoLORED-NORTEWEST
1904 KINGMAN PL. NV.
Between r and Que and I3th-l 4th

Nov available In this close in.
apartment with living room, dinette,
modern kitchen and bath: gas heat
Rent SO. refrigerator included To
inspect. see janitor on premises.
p. F. SAUL CO., 925 18th st. NV.
MA. $1,000.
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l BEDRC0l0SGMv SEA so
CONV. HOWARD U.
/ BEDROOM $500
2 BEDROOMS $3.50

INCLUDES UTILITIES
Newly decorated: large, 2-bedroom
suite IN modern bids. near schools.
transp and shopping: laundry and
storage. See resident manager.
Apt IL.
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COLORED
APARTMENT VALUES

COEORED
APARTMENT VALUES
II R st. me- rms, kit and
bath; S97 so.
and bath, $40 so.
1881 18th st. nv I'm, kit,
bath; S45
l4O4 Texas ave. Sc Apt. j02-
! bedrm.. living nm. din kit, bath;
320l D ST. se.-Bedrm.. living
rm. kit anc bath; $50
469 Ridge ST NV. -Bedrm. !iv.
rm. din. kit. bath. S62 80.
50..1 BenninE I'd Se.-Bedrm
iiv rm, din. kit. and bath; So. 80.
Alb Mass ave. nv rms and
bath, $50
76S Gresham pl, n.w.--3 rms kit.
and bath; Sa75
52l Peabody 81. NV hedrms
liv. rm, din, kit. bath. $50.
70 o ST. NV rms, kit and
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1909 QUE ST. NV rm, kit
share bath: gas refrigerator. Key in
Apt. =. S45
1900 18th ST. NV . rms, kit
bath; newly decorated; $500. Key
in ADJ !.
HENRY J. ROBB, INC.
1929 Vermont Ave. NV. d. 7-S141
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HILLCREST AREA

bedrm.. End A.; screened porch;
Ice, rooms: heat. hot water furn.
SnS.hU, Cow. 10 st Francis Church.
LII. 2-9363.
COLORED-I63 HICKMAN ST. Sc
Newly dec. Ind A.. liv. rm. bed.
rm., kit. bath; $50 mo. incl. ntils
MR.. TAYLOR II. 1-1i95. -
COLORED LARGE ROOMS.
kitchen and bath; close to trans
portation and shopping. SHa 80.
55l6 9TH ST. NV, ia. 9-l454.
CoLORED-eei3 r ST. NV rms.
KIT, and bath; .2nd a.; $50. ST. g.
$40. FE. 3-25l4.
COLORED-IO6 18th ST. N.E.-Two
rms. kit. bath: heat. cleo, gas
incl; So so EN- 10000.
COLORED--36O6 ROCK CREEK CHI.
RID. N.W.-Mod. . rms, tiled kit.
bath shower; hdwd fis.. lust dec
Des. for or , ladies. DE 2-56l6
COLOREO-3 ROOM. kitchen, bath
apt, ~ private home; utlls. incl.
SOIL eth st. NV. RIA. 3-325a So
COLORED-3s2 b6th ST. N.E.-S6s.
trsnsp sebo sp! pcy' ea!T; COW
COLORED-EXCLUsIvE de luxe
Spts Beautiful rD,t ,, slfg 500 500 \ s ;,
$40 mo. l-rm kitchen and path
$50 SO mo. Heat and hot water
incl MIR. NEUMANN, MA. $. 23@l.
ELLIOTT ST. NE.
Apt: 4. Key 524 18th st, ne.
able ow; $3.50. Ma S-a34O.
OLIVER 7. CARR.
COLORED-I286 MORSE ST. NE.
= Modern apt bldg: , ms. equip
kit, dinette and bath: heat and
NV. furn.: newly decorated: ST.. so
per mo Key with ianitor. VIM.
! DAVIS, INC, 500 H ST. NV,
COLORED-96e6 Iith ST. NV
Elevator apt. bldg; 3 rms. kit
and bath: heat and INV. furn I;
500 mo. Key in Apt "A WIN. j.
s-3556. co. 5-3O63
COLORED-I26O HOLBROOK TER
RACE N,E.-Modern apt. BLDG. ::
Key in Apt. i. WIN. j. DAVIS.
INC, 500 Fl st. NV, MA. S-3h56.
COLORED-Is2G GALE ST. Ne
completely -edec l-bedrm apt
living room. small dining area.
kitchen and bath; pvt, entr. front
and rear, S60 per month. Ma
TIONAL SAVINGS 81 TRUST co.
Real Estate Dept, ST, $4,000.
COLORED-I5it CHAPLIN ST. NV.
- rms. kit. and bath: So 50 per
mo. See ianitor on premises or
call BOSS IL PHELPS, INC. Ma.
S-a3U0
AND /: RIM. APIS,
500 and up: upper NV; also base
ment apt. TU. 2-Sl3l.
COLORED. 18th AND d ST. NE
Duplex. 2 rms. kit. dinettc. bath.
screened porch, $3.50. RE. T.
2137. Ii. 4-7265.
COLORED-?2I3 18th ST. NE
Key. 524 18th St ne, Apt. |.
2 rms and bath apt; available
now; only 500 so. incl heat. MA.
S-g340 OLIVER 7 CARR.
COLORED-I-BEDROOM APT. with
large back porch Elk. 3-9369 or
TU. 2-I434.
COLORED - $3.50 MO. - Lowest
rent in D. c. Ltv. rm.. bedrm., kit.
din. bath. 4254 Edison pl ne. WO.
$50 or EN-. $500, TANEN
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coLoREp-NoRTHEAsT
226 3bth ST. NE.

Two rms. kit, bath. scr. porch /:
gas heat vacant, Key In Apt, 81
Rent, $50. B. =. SAUL CO.. o2b
9th d. n.vo Ma. o.2lOO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-16

Grated depreciation formulas
made available to purchasers
of new property by the Inter-
nal Revenue law Of 1854.
2. That corporations with 10
or fewer stockholders be given
the option of being taxed as If
they were partnerships.
3. That the taxpayer be
given the option of paying the
estate tax over a period up to
10 years in cases where the
estate is largely in investments
in closely held business con-
Germs.
In addition, Mr.. Eisenhower
recommended on his own q
change in the tax law to allow
an original investor in small
business to deduct from his
income, up to some maximum
amount, any loss realized on
a stock investment in the BUSH
ness.
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aloft airplanes with loudspeak-
ers to issue survival informa-
ton and instructions. Normal
communications channels in the
state were considered to have
lost 80 per cent effectiveness.
Supplies RatiOned
New York State simulated ra-
tioning of newsprint and print
er's ink.
Iowa considered that 300
ham" radio operators were on
the job.
oregon faced up to an
expected simulated newsprint
shortage. 1t figured 200 daily
and ITO weekly newspapers, IS
radio and three television sta
lions would have survived the
mock attack.
c / n c n n att rae / o
station WLW considered its
transmitter badly damaged"
but quickly repaired" 1t pre-
tended to seek Government APP
proval to boost its transmitting
power to serve the entire Mid
west.
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House Democrats Bid
For Reduction in Toxes

would be ill-advised at this
time because of the substan-
tial revenue loss that it would
entail"
He said the Governments
budget surplus is expected to
be so small in the present fiscal
year. ending June 80. 1858,
that Congress should take no
action involving ANY substan-
tial tax reduction for anyone. !"
These opinions were expressed
in a letter to Representative
Cooper. Democrat of Tennessee,
chairman of the House Ways
and Means Committee.
Orders Spending Curb
The President repeatedly or
dered on June 20. through his
Budget Director. that all Gov
eminent agencies should hold
their 1858 spending at or be-
low the level" of 1857 to the
extent feasible"
Because of the secrecy sur
rounding the order, some Dem
ocrats suspect that the admin
istration is planning to Jump
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the gun on the Democrats in
Congress and come out soon
for q tax cut.
We want all the information
we can get about this new
directive" Representative Cam
non told reporters after top
committee Democrats decided
yesterday to quiz Mr.. Brundage.
If the evidence shows that
the Government can get along
in 1858 on the same budget it
had in 1857, the committee
could move to rescind some of
the appropriations Congress
already has made on the basis
Of a larger budget.
The surplus could also be
reduced by cutting taxes.
House Democrats are split
over whether to hold up tax
reduction until next year, an
election year, or to start the
ball rolling now.
Backs 3 Proposals
The Eisenhower letter to
Chairman Cooper of the House
Ways and Means Committee
did voice approval Of three tax
proposals by the Cabinet Com
mittee on Small Business:
l. That in purchasing used
property worth up to- $50. 900
in any one year, businesses be
given the right to use accel-
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House Democrats prepared a
new investigation today of the
prospects for tax cut.
They want to know why Pres
ident Eisenhower still opposes
tax relief for small businesses
and for individuals. yet has
ordered his executive depart
ment to hold fiscal year 1858
spending to 1857 budget levels.
Representative Cannon. DEM
ocrat of Missouri, chairman of
the House Appropriations Com
mittee, said hurried estimates
by his staff experts project a
possible $40 billion surplus by
July /. 1858. if the new Eisen-
hover order is fulfilled.
Mr.. Cannon has recalled
Budget Director Percival Brun-
dage to explain administration
intentions today.
Bars Small Business Aid
Yesterday President Essen
hover publicly opposed a pro-
posal to cut corporation taxes
on small businesses with in
comes up to $4,000. His
Cabinet Committee on Small
Business had proposed these
small businesses taxes be re-
duced from 80 to 20 per cent.
Mr.. Eisenhower said this
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Nation S News
Kept Flowing
During Raid

NEwSPOINT. Operation
Alert. July Is (P.-Civil De-
tense planners figure a lot of
newsmen would be killed but
news still would flow to the
public If the Nation were
H-bombed.
The planners have put out a
summary Of supposed emer-
gency information activity fol-
lowing the hypothetical assault
on America in Operation Alert.
1857, the fourth annual Civil
Defense drill now underway.
The report mourned "the
lack of trained news personnel. {"
Presumably this lack was one
aftermath of Fridays mock
dropping of 166 H-bombs on
155 cities.
But the report also pro-
claimed: Emergency informa-
ton was sent throughout the
Nation"
Emergency Measures
In some instances during the
drills attack phase-Friday
through Sunday night-news-
papers and radio-TV reporters
operated just as If this were
the real thing. For example:
In WOODBURY.. Greg, copub-
Usher Eugene Stroller of the
WOODBURY. Independent hooked
a small fiatbed press to a farm
tractor motor. He printed an
emergency edition for distribu-
ton to "evacuees."
A State Aeronautics Commits
sion airplane dropped 1000
survival leaflets on Naples, VT.
The Burlington (Vt.) Daily
News published an emergency
edition and few it to the Gov
ernor'S mansion.
Then there were simulated
emergency activities. 1t was as
sumed that 80 per cent of the
Nations telephone toll lines
were knocked out, thus hamper
ing drastically the news flow of
the wire services. 1t was esti-
mated, however. that so to SIS
per cent of the nations popu-
lated area could be reached by
radio.
Wisconsin pretended to send
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would prepare Dill 10 pro-
hibit substantive changes. after
Senator Capehart, Republican
of Indiana, protested that Sem
ator Kerr inserted the word
fiscal" in front of the word
"brains" before yesterdays
Congressional Record was
printed.
But Senator Neuberger
chided Senator Capehart for
singing out this change by
Senator Kerr, pointing out
that editing speeches is gen.
eral practice in the Senate.
Wouldn't Drop Remarks
Senator Kerr offered no OBJ
lection to a request that the
word he added last night be
stricken because he said he
made it clear yesterday that he
was referring only to the Pres
ident's ability to understand
fiscal problems.
Senator Capehart had tried
yesterday to. persuade Senator
Kerr to strike the entire COL
loquy from the Record. But at
that time Senator Kerr replied:
II wish to say to the Senator
from Indiana that l meant
every word of what / said about
the lack of ability on the part
of the President of the United
States to understand the fiscal
policies of his administration.
/ do not say that the President
has no brains at all. ! reserve
that broad and sweeping accu-
sation for some of my cherished
colleagues in this body"
Bush Voices Objection
After Senator Capehart got
permission to strike the word
Senator Kerr had added else
where. Senator Kerr retaliated
by asking permission to change
the word colleagues" to col
league" In the foregoing state
ment.
But Senator Bush, Repubh-
can Of Connecticut, objected to
this change. remarking that
"this has gone far enough"
Senator Capehart said he
realized Senator Kerr had him
In mind in asking to use the
singular colleague" adding:
He can abuse me all he wishes
as he did a moment ago."
The Indiana Republican said
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one of Senator Kerr's great
abilities is that his tongue
completely runs away with his
mind. He apparently doesn't
think when he makes these
statements"
1T shows the real character
of the gentleman that having
said the President has no brains,
he goes out to the official re-
porters and writes before the
brains the word fiscal
q. Doesn't Brighten Me"
Later Senator Capehart said,
II would rather be a friend of
the President without any
brains than a friend of the
Senator from Oklahoma with
brains" This brought laugh
ter and applause from the gall
leries and prompted Senator
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Artist on Ruft
Soils for Europe

NEW YORK, July Is tP.-A
24-year-old German artist set
sail for Europe yesterday on a
raft made of airplane wing
tanks.
Wolfgang Kraker Won
Schwarzenfeld of Munich said
he hoped to make the solo
crossing in 80 to 40 days. He
has no radio.
The voyage is a return trip,
for Mr.. Won SchwarZenfeld.
Last year he sailed across the
Atlantic to Miami, Fla, on the
two-masted raft.
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Capehart to go on, "He doesn't
brighten mel accept the NOM
nation"
To this, Senator Kerr re-
torted:.
II did not put the Senator
from Indiana in the same class
with President Eisenhower. AS
little as I think of the Presi-
dents judgement on fiscal mat
tiers. would not do that to the
President of the United States,
putting him in the same class
win the Senator from Indiana.
My father used to have a say
ing them as knows nothing
fears nothing"
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Froemen Seek Friqute

ARENDAL. Norway, June Is
Rh-Four frogmen are trying
to ind the old Norwegian
frigate Maiden of the south
coast in a project financed by
an anonymous shipowner for
the Norwegian Shipping Mu-
scum. Najaden sank in July
OF 1912 with l02 men aboard.
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Senate Urged to End
Altering of Remarks

to end the practice of revising their
remarks after debate developed today aftermath
Of yesterdays controversy in which Senator Democrat
Oklahoma suggested that President Eisenhower
when it to fiscal affairs.
Senator Neuberger Democrat of Oregon. announced
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ne LIKES PEOPLE and he'll
be glad to take you and your group
on a picnic party or a day at the
beach. Just charter the DC. Transit
modern motor coach he drives. for
as long Is you like, and he'll take
you any place you like. Just the
thing for your club, organization,
church group or school. Ideal for
sporting events, sightseeing tours,
For information and reservations,
phone Federal $500 or write OF
visit the DC. Transit Terminal al
ll25 Pennsylvania Ave-, NV.
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f1AVE money sooner ;. j. for your big oooIs In
life The way to get quickest results is to stort
NOW soVe steadily every poydoy. No need to
postpone sowing til you have lump sum- Any
with American We've welcomed small savers and
Jorge ones for 81 years seen many small ones
grow to be big sewers! Glance OF the chart on the
left. Set your immediate sovnos oool then
begin sowing toword it OF American. Open your
account here by mail or visit our office.
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HOUSES ron sALE-H.E.
lcoNIINuEpl

car. HILL,--ese us for good buys
o'7 b,tEs. nj &c W. WE. rsr. s1s.7st
4. CAP fiji rms. bath. -,
a 81. s.e. - rms. beth, gas Sl3,9QQ
:, MINI ii. a.25Fi, ii. 1-s208
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S q on s' sFs .'.| so5s " ss:.Ss'p
c0fonfD--tna0 fiReI 81. NV.
and stone, ,opsflooklns paik, lge
iiV. rm. with stone nfepL,. picture
window, : sleps w e side PAL and
Us a ssh M s sea1R Nm n1n. r germ Fm.
hFepL: 1found-ley. sntr.,. utll. and
atofege ful. auto uaa b -w.h.; B
poFches la eneloledl eafaaei many
eEwsEyssb ssnI assSs,sSs ersthins. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27

S0I01T0 = q oAIL1fN 81

M. pisasant--ii rooms con:
yeTted into ; apartments: .nd ane
Srd arts an furnished oil burner
TO inspect apply l74A Lamont o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27
IN. Shorehianl--ToWn House

Mr.. Shorehani--Town House
LOVELY HOME PLUS FINE oFyIcE
Charnning center entrance brick
large entrance hail, ~. TN. GIN
rm., beautiful modern at. pAneled
den or break. rm. overlooking gaf-
den new tiled bath; upstairs. ;
6sdrooms. { fun baths; paneled air-
eond. ef1ce with private entrance
in hsmt. oil h.-w.h.; gear earaae;
Price. ss3.A10 Make ener oecS
1887. II 4-z2ea; -.
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slop Woodley Rd. nav.

euperb deorsian brick IN dis
tfuguished nRlghborhood SON
living rna.. 2 bedrms.. 4 baths. Mod
ern Kitchen, Refrigerated In exouis-
he taste. Near Naret school, An:
ssntse owner WI nnsnee Sell
S-0060. JAMES L DIXON q CO
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-13
Cullen
2 r. D.

Farmers in this neighborhood are
busy selling tobacco. butchering
hogs and getting in a little hunting
occasionally. So far no large game
has been reported.
H. b Dedd and friends. of Rich
mond, hunted III Charlotte county
Wednesday They bagged the limit
Of rabbits.
The train wreck on the Virginian
Railroad hestle near Phenix caused
quite lot OF excitement. People
from far and near are visiting the
scene OF the wreck Mr.. and Mrs.
Oliver Layne and daughters, Betty
and Judy. Mrs. Lewis Scruggs, Mrs.
Herman Sciuggs. Jimmy. Bobby
and Dolores Finch were among the
slghtseers at the wreck Sunday
evening. It's sight one seldom
sees once in a lifetime
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Lyme, and son.
visited her parents. Mr. and NJ IS
Lonnie Scruggs at Darlington
Heights.
Elders Visit
Mr. and Mrs. T. G Elder and
son, Billy. visited Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Elder Sunday
Mrs, Howard Carson. and sons,
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Green Bay

MSS Suzanne Glenn, who is at
tending Womans College of the
University Of North Carolina AT
Greensboro was a week end guest
Of her aunt MS. r. B Wilson. il.
Mrs r B Wilson. Jl... together
with her guest. NESS Suzanne Glenn,
attended a bridal shower Saturday
night for Miss Edna Mae Davis at
Appomattox in the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs Carey Carson.
Mr. and Mrs. W r. Shepard. Of
Richmond, We're Sunday guests Of
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Redd.
Frank Wilson and Mrs. Walter
Crymes, OF Keysville. were satur-
day guests Of Mr. and Mrs. c. T.
Redd.
Boys Surprise Grandmother
Mrs. Waverly Ship and son.
Jimmy with David and Bill San
ders, Of Richmond, spent Saturday
with Mr. and Mrs. G. 7 Redd, The
boys surprised their grandmother
with a lovely big birthday cake.
MI and Mrs G W Palmer and
L. A Love spent Monday at Lynch
burg.
l. 7 Nlmnally. j. W Nunnally
and T G Nunnally spent Saturday
in Richmond and attended the
Shriners reunion
Debbie Kaufman has returned to-
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