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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-30

Mrs. w. q, Dunnington was
honored this week by the board Of
managers Of Southside C0mmn-
nifty Hospital when a plaque was
placed in the foyer of The Hos
pital commemorative hef Tooth
birthday which vas passed On
June s.
The handsome bronze plaque
with relief lettering reads.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-03
Hawaii Statehood
Urged by Seuton
By the Associated Pres.

Secretary of Interior Seaton
told Congress says that state
hood would increase Hawaii's
ability to resist the Communist
movement.
The cabinet officers statement
was prepared for Undersecretary
Hatfield Chilson to read yester-
day at the Senate Territories
subcommittee hearing on the
Hawaii statehood bill.
Mr.. Seaton. confined to Walter
Reed Army Hospital with a back
ailment. thus became the fifth
consecutive Secretary of Interior
\ in two administrations to urge
! immediate statehood for Hawaii.
\ He said Hawaii has a growing
population and a dynamic"
economy that compares favor
ably to that of any State of the
Union"
Its total annual production. he
said. doubles that of any other
territory prior to statehood.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-03
BY the Associated Press

Aspects of the Robert Trip
Ross case headed for a new mir
ing today as House investigators
summoned military officials for
questioning about clothing pur-
chase methods.
Chairman Holifield, Democrat
of California of the Military OPP
erations Subcommittee, said Mr..
Ross wife and her brother, H.
D. Breezy Wynn. have been in
vited to testify next Monday, but
have not yet replied.
Mr.. Ross resigned as Assistant
Secretary Of Defense for Public
Affairs February 20 after a Sen
ate subcommittee headed by SEN
ator Mcclellan. Democrat OF
Arkansas, questioned him about
defense contracts awarded Wynn
Enterprises, Inc, and associated
firms.
Senator Mcclellan has said no
evidence Of "criminality" was
found in Mr.. Ross case.
Mr.. Ross said he had done no
wrong but felt his future effec-
tiveneSS in Office had been i'm
paired. He has since been APP
pointed to a $4,000 year
municipal job in Queens, New
York City.
Mrs. Ross is president of Wynn
Enterprises. of Knoxville, Tenn.
and H. D. Wynn is president
of the Southern Athletic Co..
also of Knoxville. Mr.. Ross was
formerly an officer in both firms
but said he severed connections
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-03
Mrs. Ross and Brother
Called in Clothing Probe

with them in February. 1852.
after he won election to Congress
from New York and three years
before he was named Assistant
Secretary Of Defense.
Holifield subcommittee investi-
gators figure about $40 million
worth of military contracts went
to Wynn Enterprises and eight
associated firms in 1886.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-03
|JoiI's Coffee Snack
Is Costly as Dinner

DECATUR. Ill. up. = The
county jail's coffee break still
costs as much as a lunch OF
dinner.
Doughnuts and coffee fur
nished by the county for city
Jail prisoners costs IS cents,
while the county building coffee
stand sells the same for rs cents.
Sheriff C. w. PEBBLES says the
IS cents is a fiat fee for meals
no matter what time of day it
is eaten.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-03

ing an anti-Soviet riot in the
Polish city of Sczcecin (Stettinl
last December. The Communist
report said they were sentenced
to jail terms ranging from six
to three years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-03

plotting his PREPARED text but
before starting extemporaneous
remarks Ito NIL out" his allotted
radio-television time, said later:
mo one missed anything"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-03
Reds Convict 7 in Riots

BERLIN. April 3 (R.-The
East German News Agency Adm
has announced the conviction Of
seven youths on charges of lead
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-03
Rivers in Venezuela

CARACAS.--Venezuela boasts
more than 1000 rivers. Its long.
est Is the 1.600-mile OrinocO.
which ranks eighth in the world.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-03
Conclusion Not Missed

CHARLESTON. w. Va. R.-
Gov. Cecil H. Underwood. cut
on by an engineer after COM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-03
EMMA JETTICK SHOE SHOP, 1897 F. St., N. W.
PARAMOUNT SHOE STORE, 1927 Good Hope Road, S. E.
VIRGINIA tNssrby)

FALLS CHURCH
WOODWARD 4 L0THRoP
7 Corners shopping Center
Fairfax County
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-04-09
West Jefferson's S
Second Gel Club
ORGANIZED 1855

On March 8, 1855 c. c. l..
group organized and the name of
Merry Merriman Mothers Club
was decided upon since all the
members lived in the Merriman
Subdivision of West Jefferson.
Mrs. Edna Love was the first
president. There were 13 members
and 80 children at the beginning
and have continued with the same
number of members.
At the election of officers in
1856, Mrs. Helen Plunkett was e.
lected as president. A cake and pie
booth at the Ok Roast was one of
the projects of 1856. At Easter
time and Mothers Day the men,
berS made artificial flower cor
sages and sold them.
At the election of officers in
1857, Mrs. Marilyn Skidmore was
elected President.
Through their money-making
projects the club has donated to
the Well-ChiLd Clinic, Fireman's
Emergency Squad, Religious Ed
ucation and gave a table and chair
set to the Kindergarten room.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-04-09
Grove City Grows
To Triple Area
OF 1853 Village

Grove City - When the 1O8-
acre tract north of Grove City be-
comes part of the village after 60
days from the time the annexation
request was approved Friday by
the county commissioners. the to-
tai area Of Grove City will be an
estimated 1900 acres, or close to
three times the size of the village
in 1858 when the first of the re-
cent anneXations was made.
The new section, facing Harris
burg Pike and lying Immediately
north of the 60-pIus acre Barbee
tract annexed last November, is
understood to be the site of a
large real estate development.
The irregularly shaped tract be-
gins at a point on Harrisburg Pike
just south of the A. M. Brown
field house at 3OO8 Harrisburg
Pike. The line then runs due east
to the southern part of the Urlin
Barbee second field to the west
line of the Adam Gantz land and
south along the Barbee-Gantz div
iding lin e. 1t also takes in the
Evans land, which has been sold
to David Morgan of Willoughby.
Ohio, but does not include the
Clara Schoch property of Is acres
along Hoover Rd.
G. William Brownfield, real es-
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-04-09
Beta Y GradaIe
Studies Flowers
At April Mee+in

A very enjoyable meeting was
held by Beta Y Gradale on April
3 at the home of Mrs. Conklin
Jackson. Program Chairman Mrs.
Robert Horton introduced Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Sims of Sims Florist.
London, Ohio, who presented a
demonstration of floral arrange
ments for various occasions. Sew
eral beautiful pieces were created
and various pointers on the proper
care of cut flowers and the meth
ods of making Easter Corsages.
bouquets and center pieces were
offered by Mr. and Mrs. Sims.
They also acquainted the sorority
members with some new materials
which facilitate the grouping OF
various flowers.
DevotionS for the evening were
in charge of Mrs. Paul Duke, CO.
program chairman. The finance
committee gave report on the
Upper Ware party to be held al
the Players Club on April "a.
The group decided to hold the
Mother-Daughter Banquet at the
Colony Restaurant following in,
duction of officers at the West JEFF
ferson Methodist Church.
A letter from Mr.. H. z. Jones ot
East Orange New Jersey wa!
read. A letter from Mr.. Kenneth
Coe, elementary principal thank
ing the group for the glasses giver
a youngster was also read.
Refreshments were served by
the Hostess and Co-hOstess, Mrs
Leonard Kutasy. The sorority:
next activity is sponsoring a Len
ten Supper at the Methods
church, Thursday, April II, a
which time an International Fore
ign Exchange Youth (IFEY) viii
speak
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-04-09
Streets; Claims
Discussed During
Urbana Meeting

Urbana - Street improvement
and a move to protect City Coun-
Gil from damage claims resulting
from street work were the main
topic of discussion at council meet
ing this week.
Council approved legislation pro-
viding for payment of S50.34 to
Robert Adams of Urbana on a
claim for damages to his car
which he said resulted from a mis-
hap on Bloomfield Ave. in Decem-
Der when the street was torn up.
A suggestion that contractors be
paid no more than 80 per cent of
the cost of street work until some
time after jobs had been completed
was referred to the law committee
for further discussion.
Legislation was passed to install
curbs and cutters on jefferson
Ave. from Boyce St. to Washington
Ave; on East Lawn Ave. from f..
Church St to Boyce st. and other
parts Of Washington Ave.
Passed on its second reading. the
ordinance eliminated plans for inn
provements on property owned by
Iva McKitrick Fox and Paul Or
gan, both of whom had protested
their assessments. Their protests
are being investigated by an equal
iZing board.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-04-09
Brownies Taking
Part In Program
Thursday Apr. II

The three Brownie Troops of
West jefferson, will present their
own skit at the Paririe Township
School. New Rome on Thursday,
April II at 800 Pm. The troops
and their leaders are 1885 Mrs.
Edmond MCGEE, 1892 Mrs. Ed
ward Lynch, and 1853 Mrs. Mar
ion Crates.
The master of ceremonies for
the evening will be Joe Holbrook
of WBNS TV, a resident of Lin
coin Village. Mr.. Holbrook will in
troduce three of the troops spon-
sors of the Prairie Township Scout
ing Association. They are, Rev. Bo-
der, Rev. Peters and Rev. McCul-
Tough.
There will be an elaborate flag
ceremony under the direction of
Mrs. Harold Craven and Mrs. Carl
Dougherty. Thirty scouts in red
flashes will participate in the cere-
mony which will include the Amer
ican Flag, the Official Girl Scout
Flag, the Official Brownie Flag,
the Church Flag, the United Ma
tions Flag, and the six troops
flags.
The following troops will COM
bine talents for participation
Troops 642, SAB, 424, 199, 423, 1913,
514, $40, 841 and 328. The program
will be concluded with a style
show under the direction of Mrs
James Casio, Mrs. Allan Korb and
Mrs. Andrew Show. Twenty scouts
and three adults will model equip
ment.
AS a final reminder, Darby Day
Camp will begin July %, and will
end Aug. 1. Registration must be
in by April II or 18 to the scout
leaders with the money.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-04-09
HOME FROM HOSPITAL

John Guy, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
James E. Guy of Merriman Drive
is recovering at home after an ap-
pendectomy at Mt. Carmel Hos
pital on March q.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-04-09
Carol Cunningham Has
Birthday Celebration

The ninth birthday of Miss Carol
Cunningham will be long remem-
bered by her and some of her lit
tie friends. 1t was a grown-up af-
fair for the girls when they were
taken to lunch at the Jai Lai and
then to the show in the afternoon.
The guests of Carols for the after
noon out were: Phyllis Culp San
dra Cordial and Paula Cullman.
Carols sister Ann and brother Ste
phen and Mr.. and Mrs. Cunning
ham also enjoyed the afternoon
with the girls.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-04-09

Mrs. Helen Plunkett of the Three
Ms G. c. L. will give the Welcome
to the Group and Mrs. Eileen Spry-
er of Grove City, formerly of West
Jefferson, will be giving the re-
sponse.
Those attending this meeting
were: Mrs. Jane Ryan, Mrs. Mir
lam Shipley, Mrs. Carol Redman,
Mrs. Dorothy Johnson, and Mrs.
Rosemary Recob of the West JEFF
ferson Mothers Club. Mrs. Nancy
Smart, Mrs. Faltn Gouden, and
Mrs. Nancy Mcpherson of the
Town and Country c. c. L. Mrs.
Marilyn Skidmore, and Mrs. Lois
Baer of the Three Ms c. c. L. and
Mrs. Jean Cramer of the Buttons
to Beaux.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-04-09
Open House Set
For May I9; Base
At Dayton Says

WRIGHT PATTERSON AFB.,
The Eighth Annual Armed For
ces Day Open House will be held
at Wright-Patterson Air Force
Base, Sunday, May 19
Colonel Paul L. Barton, Base
Commander, has appointed Pro-
ject Officer for all Armed Forces
Day obsevances in the Dayton
Springfield area.
Planning committees, consisting
Of representatives from all BRAN
ches of the Department of Defen-
Sc and reserve of the several SER
vices are meeting regularly. A
program of aerial demonstrations.
ground displays, parades, and mu-
sic is being arranged and will be
made public as it becomes avail
able. 1t is expected that this
years celebration will be the lar
gest and most spectacular ever
held in this area.
Displays and ceremonies will be
on the Wright Field section (Area
b of the Base. To accommodate
the crowd, gates will open at 900
am and remain open until 500
pm.
A crowd estimated at 125.OO0
saw the 1856 display. Admission
will be free and without a pass.
Ample parking space and shuttle
bus service from parking lots to
display areas will be available
without charge.
This is the only open House"
planned for 1857. It is the one day
on which the public will be per-
mitted to see and inspect the lat
est developments in Americas ar
senal for national defense.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-04-09

tate developer of Columbus, said
that plans call for the building of
500 single homes, some apart
ments and a shopping center.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-04-09
THANK YnI

7 wish to thank my many friends
and relatives who sent me so many
beautiful cards and gifts for my
birthday and also through my ill
ness.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-04-09

Council moved to install side
walks on Kenton st. from Park
Ave. north, on Lincoln Pl. to Wood
St, and on Z. Ward st. between
Sycamore and East Lawn Ave.
Approved was an ordinance to
cover installation of sanitary sew
ers on Pindar st. from Railroad st.
to the alley west of Russell ST.;
Louden st. from Light st. to Hag-
enbuch St; and other streets in the
northwest section of Urbana.
Council also approved an ordi-
nance to resurface w. Court st.
from N. Main st. to Washington
St; Freeman Ave. from Miami st.
to Union alley; N. Locust st. from
Scioto st, to Washington Ave; and
w. Church st. from n. Main st.
to Russell St.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-04-09
State Income Is
Expected To Pass
Billion Dollars

Columbus - Revenue of the
state of Ohio at the end of the
third quarter of the fiscal year
Mar. 81, 1857 was 1922, ,533, $500,
State Auditor James A. Rhodes
reports.
Expenditures for the same per-
iod were S928,O77, ,93920.
Receipts for the nine months,
July l, 1856 to March 81, 1857,
showed an increase of S6S,913,773.-
IS over the corresponding period
in the preceding fiscal year, but
expenditures were S120,453, ,890.34
higher.
March 1857 revenue was $85,-
291. .9S5.81 as compared with ST.
275, ,234.72 for March 1856.
Expenditures in March 1857
were S109, 1886, 1908 as compared
with S67, ,524, ,345. 35 in March 1856.
With S32 million from the
March 25 sale of major thorough
fare construction bonds due to
reach the state treasury IN April
in addition to the normal month
ly revenue, indications are that
state income will pass the billion
dollar mark this month for the
third successive year.
In 1855 total receipts for the
fiscal year reached the billion
dollar mark for the first time on
June q. Last year it was May 4
when income topped the billion
mark. This year this is likely to
happen in April.
The balance in the state trea-
sury on March 81 was S340, ,573,-
833.41. On Marcn 81 last year it
was S3O3, ,939, ,681.62.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-04-09
Plans Completed
For ApriI's Meet
OF District CCL.

On Tuesday, April 2 members
from all four of the c. c. l..
groups met at the home of Mrs.
Jean Cramer for some final ar
rangements for the Spring Con-
ference here on April 81.
The W.S.C.S. of the Methodist
Church will be preparing and SER
wing the luncheon to the approx
mately 400 people expected to at
tend. The Harmonettes will be en-
tertaining at the afternoon session.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-04-09
BAND BOOSTERS WILL
HOLD APRIL MEETING

The Band Boosters will hold
their April meeting on Wednesday,
April 10, in the school music de-
partment from 8 till 9 PM. All
parents of band members and in
strument students are urged to at
tend.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-04-09

VISITORS FROM MARYsVILLE
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Schalip of
Marysville visited with their son
and his family, Mr.. and Mrs. Dav-
id Schalip on Tuesday evening.
Evening star., 1957-12-29
Cover Story
Dinah's No Worrier
By BERNIE HARRIsON

BY BERNIE HARRISON
Dinah Shore. television's First Lady Of Song.
laughed when asked her II she had crystal
ball handy for our cross-country chat.
"Nooo," she said. "fresh out" Then added
seriously:
"Ive no idea what SO holds-not the slight
est I've never spent much time thinking about
the future or. for that matter. the past We
live from show to show. doing the best we can
why even when / was in high school," she
continued. 81 used TO think that whatever was
doing that day was the most exciting thing
possible"
The high school, TO dgress, was Hume-Fogg
High In Nashville, and Dinah couldn't recolect,
offhand, for whom the school was named.
Probably the men who built It," she sug-
gested.
"or educators" I countered.
Dinah's attitude toward life and her work
explains, IL seems TO me. one Of the reasons why
she's been a headliner for so many years, Any
one can make 1t big for q time. but it takes
special kind Of person TO survive the tensions
and vagaries Of show business
Worry about the future. trying to predict
trends. has shortened many careers. Dinahs
attitude may appear happy -go-lucky and some
thing less than responsible, but it's healthy
one She gives her all each performance-and
1t shows, it shows.
The attitude even carries over to her clothes
I'm not sure whether the reproductions of
q few of the gowns and costumes she's worn on
her shows this season are typical, but they re-
produce beautifully on Tv and I've wondered
why so many other girl singers have so much
difficulty choosing their wardrobes.
Dinah's consistent good taste in this respect
is almost unique. l tried to find out why.
Here's Dinah on the subject:
"The camera can do very strange things to
clothes The lights can hit an expensive. beau
tiful fabric and make 1t look dull. or crinkled.
We test everything we wear on camera
Il wonder how many others do that?
Dinah also relies on the counsel Of trusted
Evening star., 1957-12-29

HOLIDAY Christmas orna-
ments form a backdrop for Dinah
Shore as the popular singer presents
a number on her hour-long show,
Sunday, 8 p.m., WRC-4.
advisors Bob Carlton, for example came on
Dinah's show last season as fashion co-ordi-
nator. He designs some of her clothes. She Is
also customer of Travis Banton and a number
Of New York designers (Ceil Chapman for onel.
What does she look for?
~ dress for me-" Dinah says simply, "instead
coatinsed On Next Pese
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-07
KnowIond's Stand for Israel

tragedy: its failure to take
measures against the USSR
when it invaded Hungary and
butchered tens Of thousands Of
Hungarians; the refusal of the
Budapest puppet regime to
permit a United Nations team
to look into the situation-an
these matters indicate a supine
attitude toward the strong and
an overbearing attitude toward
weak members.
After the Kadar government
turned down the request for
United Nations investigation
on the spot of conditions in
Hungary and after the Mus
covites did not dignity the con-
domination of the USSR by
even an acknowledgment, Sec
rotary General Dag Hammar-
skiold just closed the books.
Yet the Charter Of the United
Nations has very specific pen
alties which can be applied to
recalcitrant members. It could
apply the same political and
economic sanctions with which
it now threatens Israel. -.
Senator Knowland believes
in the fundamental principles
of the United Nations. And
unless these principles are
scrupulously observed and APP
piled that organization will
have even worse fate than
its predecessor, the League Of
Nations. The pillar of the
U. N. is America. If the Amer
lean Government subscribes
TO the present trends, BE
harsh with the weak and soft
with the strong" all hopes Of
making the international body
into an effective instrument to
maintain peace with justice
must be abandoned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-07
POTOMAC FEVER
FLETCHER KNEBEL

Teamsters Boss Dave Beck. who won't answer Senate
prooers turns up In plush Nassau hotel No wonder he
can't talk $40aday tab would anybody speech
less.
Visiting Arabian King Saud gives watches as res
taurant tips When Secretary Dulles says running out
Tor us in the Middle East he it. Sauds got all
The National Association of Manufacturers says Ike's
budget nfatonary Industry be right After all what
can you expect from businessman's administration?
Mike Krwan of Ohio is reelected Democratic congress
sional campaign chairman It's Kirwan's job UP the
Congress with Democratsand provide taxpayers with the
crying towels.
Defense Mobiizer Flemmng resigns He bit of
place on the Eisenhower defense team His wife nothing
but nice things to say about Ike.
One fellow says it's lucky his family is gifted No mem
Der has talent for making money-and all have genius
for spending it.
Gov. Chandler says national Democrats won't "get a
cent from Kentucky true Democrat is fellow who hates
for it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-07

Senator William Knowland,
one Of the whole hearted sup
porters of Secretary Dulles in
Congress and a firm believer
in the United Nations as an
organization to preserve peace,
took strong issue with the Sec
rotary of State last Tuesday
when he declared Immoral
and insupportable" any idea
Of Furnishing Israel. The Cali
fornian took the stand after
Dulles intimated that the
American delegation at the
U. N. would vote for economic
and political sanctions If Israel
def1ed the world organization
and refused to with draw,
without adequate guarantees
for its survival. its troops from
the GAIA Strip and the Gulf
of Aqaba.
The position taken by Sena-
tor Knowland is based on the
old saying that what is sauce
for the goose is sauce for the
gander. too. He noted that not
fewer than 10 resolutions were
adopted by the U. N. against
the Soviet aggression in Hun
gary. Moscow did not even
dignity these by an acknowl-
edgment. Yet no punitive &C
tion-not even a token one
was taken by that organiza-
ton against the Russian Of
fender.
Similarly, India has completely
ignored the U. MS decisions
and suggestions on the Kashmir
dispute with Pakistan. No mem
Der of the administration even
suggested that India be
called to order-much less so
were any punitive measures sug-
gested against her. Yet, when
Israel insisted that it must re-
ceive guarantees that the Suez
Canal not be closed by Egypt
as has been the case in the
last six years, the American Sec
rotary of State indicated that
we would approve economic and
political sanctions, unless there
was compliance with the dictates
from New York.
Dulles stated at the press con-
ference which raised a political
turmoil in Washington that Is
rael. possibly more than any
other country, should abide by
the decisions of the United Ma
tons without flinching because
Israel is the creation of that
international body. That is true
only on the surface. 1t was the
United States which presumed
the United Nations into creating
the state of Israel. American
in Washington and
abroad pressured some reluctant
to vote for the reso-
luton creating the republic.
American political men such
as the late Secretary of De-
tense James Forrestal, who
questioned the wisdom Of set