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Evening star., 1957-12-31
TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT

District and vicinity-Cloudy
tonight and Wednesday with
occasional rain. High today.
48. low tonight. SO. Colder to-
morrow. Winds at l pm. south
at 6 miles per hour.
Virginia-Cloudy tonight I
and tomorrow with rain chang
ing to snow tonight. Low TO-
night about 40 along the coast
and in the 30's elsewhere.
Colder tomorrow.
Maryland-cloudy tonight
and wednesday with rain
changing TO snow tonight. Low.
tonight. $3.50 in the extreme
west and in the sos elsewhere.
Colder tomorrow.
Lower Potomac and chesa-
peake Bay-Southeasterly to
southerly winds OF 1925 miles
Evening star., 1957-12-31

influential conservatives in the
House. already has announced
plans to have Congress adopt
the Jensen rider" on every
appropriations bill next year In
a move TO cut Government per-
sonnel BY 10 per cent.
The Jensen rider first was
approved by Congress in 1852
and again In 1868. 1t limited
agencies to I'LL only one out OF
every four job vacancies until
a 10 per cent cut was achieved.
Now. Mr.. Jensen said he will
offer q similar amendment on
the 1859 fiscal appropriation
bills. the only difference being
that agencies will be allowed
to I'LL one out Of every three
vacancies instead Of one out OF
every four.
Mr.. Jensen predicted his
rider will be adopted. He said
It would save more than $500
million in payroll costs q year
without hurMng anyone.
Nobody gets fired. because
my rider applies only "a
vacancies" he said.
And from the other side OF
Capitol Hill. a liberal-sparked
move to cut Federal employ
ment by 10 per cent through
Job filline vacancy restrictions
Is being led by Chairman john
ston Of the Senate Civil Service
Committee.
The South Carolina Demo-
Evening star., 1957-12-31
CRASH VICTIM
HOPED KILLERS
WOULD BE CAUGHT

HIGH POINT. N. c. up.
Before he left home
Sunday morning. Charles
N. Wray. ~. read to his
wife and two sons a news
paper story about the
search for two gunmen
wanted In q double Staying
In Washington. D, c.
II sure hope they catch
them." Mr.. Wray remarked.
At $50 am. Sunday he
drove of. bound for his
construction job at the
Cape Canaveral missile site
In Florida.
Sunday night, Mr.. Wray
died near Wrens. Ga. In q
flaming collision with the
car driven by one Of the
accused Washington killers.
Henry Clay Overton. ~.
The fugitive was being
chased at high speed by
the Georgia State patrol.
Evening star., 1957-12-31
House Hearing
Set on Defense
.Extra-FundP Plea
~ the Associated Pres.

A House Appropriations SUBJ
committee will start hearings
January Q on a Defense De-
partment request for emer-
gency funds for missiles and
other special defense purposes.
Chairman Mahon. Democrat
OF Texas. indicating he ap-
proves the move, said In an in
terview he expects the depart
ment to ask for ei.2 billion TO
supplement funds already pro-
vided for the present fiscal
year.
Secretary Of Defense McEl-
roy had announced earlier he
planned to ask a billion dollars
In supplemental funds.
1T makes sense to me-" Mr..
Mahon said. THE missile pro-
gram must be expedited.
think they are ready to 20 into
procurement Of the missiles, To
speed up monthly procure
ment."
Conservative" Figure
| Asked what he thought OF 4
defense budget Of about $40
billion for next year. Mr.. Ma
hon said: 1T sounds like a
conservative program.
A somewhat similar reaction
came earlier from Senator
Hayden. Democrat Of Arizona
chairman Of the fun Senate
Appropriations Committee, bui
Senator Chavez. Democrat oi
New Mexico. who heads the
Defense Appropriations SUBJ
committee in the Senate, has
predicted "some rough going'
in Congress for q program Of
that size.
4 Representative Sheppard
Democrat of California, said
the administration should SUBJ
NIT a military budget adequate
to the Nations needs.
POlaris In Works
Mr.. Mahon said he opposes
appropriation Of funds for a
second atomic-powered air
craft carrier at this time and
believes that "antisubmarine
warfare ought to be the top
priority Of the Navy" He said
he was encouraged by the
promising prospects OF the
Navy's submarine based Polaris
missile.
Admiral Jerauld Wright
Commander in Chief Of the
United States Atlantic Fleet
and also Of NATO's Atlantic
Command. told a Pentagor
news conference yesterday the
Polaris should be operationaI
I'm the next year or two"
He said the missiles them.
selves and the submarines de.
signed to fire them should be
ready for use about the same
( time.
Atomic depth charges anc
general improvement Of other
defenses would make q Russian
submarine attack against
American shores "an unpopu.
lar move" for the attackers, he
said. but added that American
scientists have gone about a.
far as they can with the money
available" in developing sub.
marine defense measures.
Evening star., 1957-12-31
Carpenter Arroigned,
Won't Waive Heorinq
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hitchhiking through the resort
city.
Pvt. Wald. in an interview
today. said he did not know at
Erst the hitchhiker was the man
wanted in the Staying Of George
Kaldes and Kenneth Fisher in
Washington's Friday morning
restaurant shooting. What
struck him. he said. was that
the young man had a four day
growth Of beard.
Gives Fictitious Name
The policeman said he asked
the suspect who he was and
where he was going. At first.
the gunman gave q fictitious
name. but when Pvt. Wald
searched him and persisted in
his questions. Carpenter final-
" identified himself.
II guess you know you're
pretty popular down here" Pvt.
Wald said.
Yes, / guess so and I'm glad
It's all over" Carpenter de-
clared. He had SIC on him.
The 5-foot-ll-inch blond
fugitive was unarmed when
Pvt. Wald arrested him. He
said he had thrown away the
AS caliber pistol police believe
he used in the Ninth street kill
ings Friday morning.
West Palm Beach Sergt. E. E.
Graham said Carpenter told
him the two became frightened
in Miami Beach Sunday when
a Miami police car fell in be-
hind them. They parked the
car and separated and when
Carpenter returned. the car
was gone.
With stolen Tennessee plates
on It. Overton crashed 1t into
another car head-on while
being chased by Georgia State
police at Ito miles an hour.
The driver Of the other car.
Charlie Wray. ~. Of High
Point. N. c., was killed.
Insulin Discovered
Overton was flung from the
wreckaee. dead. Near him
Evening star., 1957-12-31

per hour tonight probably shift
ing to the northwest Wednes-
day. Cloudy with occasional
rain tonight and Wednesday
Visibility good becoming fair in
rain.
Road Conditions
West-Dlstriet OF Columbia 10 Penn.
SylyaniA Turnpike, cieaE. Pennsyl-
Vania Turnpike, clear Ohio Turn
pike. slippery In Toledo area, u 3. 30
west 70 Ohio. clear. U. 8 so west TO
Ohio. clear.
Soulful, 8. l 10 Richmond. clear
Shirley highway ~. g. $500. clear
Richmond south. clear District OF
Columbia TO Charlottesville. clear.
North and east-District Of colum.
bia to Delaware Memorial brldee.
clear. New Jersey Turnpike, clear.
New EnRiand. clear District OF CO.
iumbia 70 Harrisburg, Pa. clear.
River Report
Prom U. 8. Engineers)
Potomac. River cloudy at Harpers
Ferry and cloudy at Great Pals.
Shenandoah cloudy at Harpers Ferry.
Evening star., 1957-12-31

authorities found a hypodermic
syringe and a supply of insulin
for his diabetes. In his pocket
was the registration card for
the automobile and SAT.
Carpenter was hitch hiking
north from Miami Beach when
Pvt. Wald stopped him on
North Dixie boulevard. which
is U. s. / through the city.
West Palm Beach 1t. J. D.
Noel said Pvt. Wald had vne
Of the FBI's wanted" circulars
on Overton and Carpenter and
that the policeman after ques-
tioning him recognized him
right of as he stood on the
corner"
Pvt. Wald. alone in a patrol
car. pulled alongside Carpenter.
got out. walked up to him and
asked his name. The reply.
after first giving a fictitious
name. was. according to 1t,
Noel:
Il might as well tell you now
I'm Carpenter. I'm your boy,
I'm the one everybody in the
world is looking for. You might
as well take me in"
Glad They Separated
After searching his prisoner.
Pvt. Wald drove him 70 the
police station and notified the
FBI. Agents were at the sta
tion within minutes TO begin
questioning.
Already aware OF Overton's
death. Carpenter said I'm
damn sure glad / wasn't with
him"
When picked up. Carpenter
was wearing baggy gray pants,
a soiled shirt and a dark brown
sports coat. He told police
that after leaving Overton he
spent the night in Miami Beach
and started hitchhiking early
yesterday. He had had two
rides before he was shared.
detective Sergt. Patrick
J. Deenahan OF the WASH
ington homicide squad was
en- route to Miami to inter-
view Carpenter. He carries
Evening star., 1957-12-31
THE FEDERAL SPOTLIGHT
Hiring Curb to Absorb
Poy Raises Plonned
ny JOSEPH YOUNG
star star writer

strong developing Capitol Hill to force Federal
to absorb the cost Of pending Government empoye
pay raises.
Not only conservative but liberal forces in Congress
mapping plans to limit severely the right Of agencies to m job
vacancies that occur. A @@A
Evening star., 1957-12-31
Get Out Of East,
West Is Told

CAIRO. Dec. 81 R.-Tht
leftist African-Asi conference
lined up today behind q de-
mand that Western imperial
lists" get out Of the Middle and
Far East. 1t made no reference
however. to vast areas domi-
mated by the Communists.
The Political Committee ap.
proved the imperialist resolu.
ton last night after blockins
attempts to accuse the United
States Of "inhuman atrocities
In South Korea.
The committee also rejected
an attempt TO mention the
United States in a resolution
attacking racial discrimination
Anup Singh Of India re.
minded delegates that the con.
ference already had beer
labeled anti-Western and Com.
munist- inspired. He cautioned
against singing out the Amer.
leans.
Independence Asked
The imperialism resolution
calls for freedom of self-deter,
mination. sovereignty and com.
plete independence" for the en-,
tire African-ASian area. I
cites these specific cases:
l. Indorses Japanese demand
for return Of U. s. occupied
Okinawa.
2. Supports the demand o,
Indonesia for the transfer o.
West New Guinea from tn,
Dutch.
3. Calls for the cession O
Portuguese Goa to India.
Z. Urges that unification o.
Korea be peacefully effected
by the Korean people them,
selves without any foreign
coercion"
5. Supports the struggle O
the British-ruled Cyprus Island
ers for self-determination.
Eisenhower Doctrine Hit
The resolution lashed out a
the Eisenhower doctrine an,
Baghdad Pact as interfering
with independence Of Arab ma
tions. II also condemned mill
tary alliances which Great,
overriding spheres which in
fiuence and endanger work
peace and suppress peoples as
pirations."
The committee on nuclea
weapons approved a Japanese
sponsored appeal to the Unite'
States. Russia and Britain 70
an immediate. unconditiona
end to nuclear weapons tests
The appeal. which parrots tn,
Communist line. said the Sovie
Union had signified its readi
ness to end nuclear weapon
tests starting January /. 1858
1t called on Britain and tn,
United States to do likewise.
The committee also approved
a resolution opposing introduc
ton Of nuclear rocket weap
ons onto foreign lands. It ais,
opposed the expansion OF for
eign military bases.
The resolutions will be sub
mitted to plenary sessions o
the conference for final ap
proval.
Evening star., 1957-12-31
"Pick Them An Up"

The capture Of Carpenter In
West Palm Beach. police said
was the result Of a routine
check Of all hitchhikers.
1t. Noel said: I'VE pick them
all UP and check them out
Sometimes We catch q big one
In a way" he continued. Car
penter was as good as Snaggeo
the minute he walked through
We know strangers. We car
spot them q mile or"
In Georgia at the scene OF
Overtons fiery death. Jeffer-
son County Coroner craie
Carswell ofiicially found Over.
ton criminally responsible fol
Mr.. Wray's death. Authorities
there are preparing to ship
Overton's body to his native
Martinsville. Va. where funeral
services are scheduled for z
pm. Wednesday.
tIn Washington. United
States Attorney Oliver Gasch
said every effort will be made
to extradite him and bring
him to trial as soon as pos
sible.l
Evening star., 1957-12-31

warrants charging Carpenter
with the two slayings).
Fred Frobose. assistant agent
In charge OF the FBI once
here. said Carpenter had giver
no account Of the shooting In
Washington manhunt for hin
and his 44-year-old companion
Shot Up Restaurant
The two started shooting In
the Jo-Del Restaurant about
am. Friday after an all-nighi
drinking spree climaxed by Q
quarrel with Mr.. Kaldes over
the check. After being elected
from the restaurant. the two
returned. Overton with q
sawed-off shotgun and Car
penter with q .45-caliber auto
matte. Mr.. Kaldes and his
guitar player. Mr.. Fisher. were
killed in q barraee Of shots and
Bernard J. Manner. blind pian-
list. was critically wounded.
The pair then kidnapped Pvt
Larry Monteith and Miss Doris
Mattingly and drove to Rich
mond. There. they abandoned
the soldiers car. released the
girl and kidnapped Miss Asonis
Altman. SIS. Of Richmond and
drove to Cheraw. s. c.
They tied Miss Altman to q
tree at 2 pm. Friday and van-
ished with her car. a 1885,
Buick. The FBI and police were
at q loss as to the whereabouts
OF the killers until Sunday
when Overton tried to outrun
Georgia State police in q no.
mile-an-hour chase.
Evening star., 1957-12-31

sun, today 7.g0 am. 45S D m.
sun TOMORROW !s5 am. ise pm,
Moon, today O2 pm. All an.
Automobile lights must be turned on
One-half hour after sunset.
Evening star., 1957-12-31

I NEW COMMISSIONER -
Bernard L. Flanagan will be
sworn in Thursday as the new
interim member Of the Civil
Service Commission. His nom-
nation to fill out the remainder
OF the four-year term Of Chris
topher Phillips must be con-
firmed by the Senate. More
than three years remain Of the
term.
Evening star., 1957-12-31
Insulin Discovered

Overton was flung from the
wreckaee. dead. Near him
Evening star., 1957-12-15
Miss Alice Lyon to Wed
Hugh Auchincloss, II.

The United States Ambas-
sador TO Chile and Mrs. Cecil
. b. Lyon announce the en-
gagement of their daughter
Alice Emily to Mr.. Hugh
Dudley Auchincloss. jr.. OF
New York.
The prospective bridegroom
Is the son OF Mr.. Hugh ID.
Auchincloss Of Merrywood.
Mclean. Va, and Newport,
r. l.. and Mrs. Elbridge D.
Rand Of La Jolla. Calf.
Miss Lyon. an alumna OF
Bennington College. was
graduated from The Amer
ican School IN Berlin and
received her early education
at Chateau Brillantmont.
Lausanne. and Madeira and
attended schools in Cairo.
Santiago and Tokyo. She
made her debut at the WASH
ington Debutante Ball In
December. 1852.
She is the granddaughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph G.
Grew OF Washington and Of
Evening star., 1957-12-15

the late Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
neund Burton Lyon Of New
York. Mr.. Grew was the
United States Ambassador 10
Japan.
Mr.. Auchincloss was grad
uated from Groton School
and Yale College. Glass Of
1850. where he was q men,
Der of the Fence Club. He
did graduate work at the
School of Advanced Inter.
national Studies In Wash
ington and the American
University OF Beirut. Leb-
anon.
He served In the Marine
Corps and is a member OF
the Brook. Knickerbocker
and Yale Clubs in New York
and the Metropolitan and
Chevy Chase Clubs in Wash
ington.
A February wedding is
planned. followed by a trip
to the Middle East and
Southeast Asia.
Evening star., 1957-12-15
Miss Carol Exnicios
Bride OF Mr.. Tucker

Mr. and Mrs. Marshall
Orme Exnicios Of Blythwood.
Warrenton. Va. announce the
marriage Of the formers
daughter Carol Marshall TO
Mr.. William r, Tucker of
New York City, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Rufus S. Tucker of
Bethlehem. Pa. The wedding
took place yesterday in the
Church OF the Epiphany with
Dr.. Charles d. Kean ofhciat-
ing. Following the ceremony
Q reception was held at the
Washington Club.
Given in marriage by her
father. the bride wore a
princess style gown of peau
de sole with a bateau neck
line and an heirloom veil OF
Rosepoint lace. Her flowers
were lilies of the valley and
forget-me-notS,
Miss Joan Exnicios. sister
Of the bride. was maid of
honor. The other attend
ants were Mrs. James Mad
den and Miss Marguerite
Stehli Of New York City: Mrs.
Paul Fout OF The Plains, Va:
Miss Josephine GraSSelli OF
Wilmington. Del. and Miss
Caroline cheSton Of Amber.
Pa.
Mr.. Rufus S. Tucker. jr.,
OF Midland. Tex, and brother
OF the bridegroom, was best
man. Ushers were Mr.. VIII
liam Dodge and Mr.. H. We'll
Ter Keever Of New York City.
Mr.. Charles Lowery OF San
Francisco. Calf: Mr.. A.
HulSe Hays OF Cincinnati,
Ohio; Mr.. Alexander Baldwin
OF Chicago. H.: MFR. James
Rauh OF Dayton. Ohio. ana
Mr.. Robert Tyler Of this city.
The bride Is the daughter
OF the late Elinor Wheeler
Exnicios and q sranddaugh-
ter OF Mrs, Charles VanCise
Wheeler and the late Mr..
Wheeler and Of the late Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph T. Exnicios
OF Washington. D. c.
The bridegroom Is a grand
son Of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
George A. Nichols Of Fulton.
N. Y. and Of the late Mrs.
Evening star., 1957-12-15
Associations s Party

The Katharine Gibbs Alum
nae Association Of Washing
ton viii hold a cocktail party
today from S 10 7 pm. at the
home OF the Misses Shirley
and Doris Vermilya. 1881
California street NV.
Husbands and friends Of
association members are be-
ing invited TO the event.
Evening star., 1957-12-15

--BrGdioEd Rsehraeh PhOt
MRS. WIN. r. TUCKER
The former
Miss Carol M. Exnicios
Bertram Haywood and the
late Mr.. William H. Tucker
Of Raleigh. N. c.
The bride attended Fox
croft School and Sweet Briar
College and is a member OF
the Washington Junior
League.
Mr.. Tucker attended West
minister School and Yale
University. He is employed
by the Radio Corp. OF Ameri-
ca and is a member OF the
st, Anthony Club Of New
York.
Evening star., 1957-12-15

Either bag in the hand is rorth f,ro Of any
other kind, because they're LGrGlise-treGfed
to resist rain and color tredr.
Handsome Ieaher-and. fiber blend specially conditioned
give lasting performance,
meticuIousIy IeGther.tned and finished
uith slipper compartments.
Double sim gle handle style in
black. brO,rn Italian tan. grey, red nary.
'pluS Federal excise
Papago Indian news., 1957-02-01
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Joe Thomas
John Thomas
Mary Pablo
Ellsworth i.ntone
Alfred wilson
Manuel Migue 1
Alfred Toro
Paul Chico
Tony Martin
Manuel Marcus
David Toro
Papago Indian news., 1957-02-01

10 days or $1,000 S
20 days or 1000 S
10 days or 1000 S
25 days or $500 S
10 days or 1000 II
10 days or 1000 S
25 days or $500 F
10 days or 1000 7
10 days or 1000 C
10 days and. 5000 I
IS days ard lo5.oo F
IS days and los. 90 v
Papago Indian news., 1957-02-01
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Sec II, Drunk. +.
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Sec. 28-692
Drunk Driving
Sec. 28-692
Drunk Driving
No Drivor's License
Sec. 28,-6q2
Drunk Dri wing
No Dri We r's Lece nse
! S9c. Drunk
Sec. 28-lO52
Permitting unlicense
,oor5on to Drive..
Permitting an int oxi
TO Drive
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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-01-18
Jetersyille

Charles S. Farmer. of Washing-
ton, D c.. spent the week end with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs, C s
Farmer.
Mrs Warner Beaver, Of brakes
Branch. spent Sunday with her
mother, Mrs. Clara Elan.
Mrs. j. e. Stone was q guest Of
Mrs Irya Rand, of Crewe. Tues
day.
Misses Jackie Bowman and Mary
Page Thompson. of Richmond, spent
the week end with their parents.
Mrs. Noel Simons. of Wilson. visit
ed her parents. Mr. and Mrs. j E
Stone. Saturday.
Mise" Ada and Grace Anderson
visited Miss Mary Elizabeth Ander-
son, Of Amelia, Saturday,
Mus. l.. M Sanderson visited Mrs.
Mollie Sanderson. of Blackstone.
Thursday.
Buddy Blankenship. who was hit
in the eye with a nail Saturday, is
recovering at Medical College Hos
pital in Richmond.
Miss Barbara Humphrey, of Rich
mond. spent the week end with
Mary Jane and Phyllis Southall
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-01-18
Pc whatan News

Directors Of the Bank Of Powha-
tan have not only pleased stock
holders. to whom they paid l3 per
cent in 1855 On the par value Of their
stock. costing the bank a total Of
$l3, 900. but they have also pleased
savings depesitors by announcing
that savings accounts are now earn
ing 2 II per cent interest, regard
less of the amount deposited Long
time investors may invest in the
banks special certificate Of depos-
its. which yields even more interest,
but most savers prefer the pass
books. The bank shares earned
Sl3.37 per share last year after
taxes.
Howard Merchant is q patient at
Stuart Circle Hospital in Richmond.
H. W. Chiffon was appointed by
the local American Legion Post
Monday TO represent the Legion on
the War Memorial Building execu-
tive committee.
TIE debt on the War Memorial
Building has been reduced to ap-
proXimately 50 600 Much credit is
due all of those who have laborad
so hard and SO long for this build
ing.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-01-18
Trenholm

Visiting Mrs, Rosa Palmore re-
Gently were L. M. Swami, of Peters
burg. Mrs. Kate Cleveland. Mrs.
Louise Pettis and Nash and Wilson
Palnore. of Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil DeNoon visited
friends in Mechanicsville Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Henry H at C h r
visited Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Duke
in Richmond Monday. Gary Duke
is still being treated at the hos
pital for his hand injury
Mr. and Mrs. Montell Cole and
family. of Richmond. visited HI S
mother, Mrs. Nellie Cole, Sunday
MI. and Mrs. H. D. Mcclure are
still on the sick list.
Miss Betty Jane Willis. of William
and Mary College, spent the week
end at home
Mrs. Floyd Palmore and son
Floyd. Jr., were in Framville Sat
urday
MIR. ard Mrs. Clyde DeNoon visit.
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Palmore
Sunday.
Mrs. Sidney A. Stokes and son
Alan, visited Mr.. and Mrs. w l
Stokes Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion SILVER anc
family were recent guests of his
mother, Mrs, Randolph Swami. ane
Mr.. Swami.
| Miss Bernice DeNoon visited Mr.
and Mrs Paul Stratton Sunday
Billy Stratton, who has been sicl
for some time, is out again.
Recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j
1. DeNoon were Mr.. and Mrs. Els
ten DeNoon. of Clayville, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Charles DeNoon and family
and Mr.. and Mrs. Snead DeNoon. 0
PoWhatan.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-01-18
MattOax

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dodson and
children we're guests Sunday of Mrs.
Dodson's parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Easter.
Dr. H c Rucker returned Satur-
day from the HOSPITAL and is doing
nicely but is still confined to his
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. BAIL Tinsley have
announced the birth of a daughter
January IL, at Stuart Circle Hos
pital in Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cowles Rucker. Jr,
and boys. OF Fredericksburg, and
Mr., ard Mrs. Roger Mann of Rich
mond, We're Sunday callers in the
home OF Or, and Mrs. H. c. Rucker.
Mr.. anG Mrs. Maxey and children,
OF Buckingham county were Sun
day guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Kerr.
Piedmont Baptist. church Training
Union executive committee held its
quarterly planning meeting Satur-
day at the home of Esther Whit
tington. Plans were made for a
study course in March, a social in
February, and for the special in
terest groups.
Rev. A G. Almond. Mrs Kate
Almond. Miss Grace Almond and
Mrs. Estelle Klein were Sunday
guests Of Mrs. R. F. Saunders.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. R. Wilmington
and boys were Sunday guests of
Misses Esther and Alma Whiting
ton
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-01-18
NOTICE
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
pursuant to Sections 29-125, 9-6. A
and 9-6.6 of the Code of Virginia,
the Commission Of Game and In
land Fisheries has on January 8,
1857 adopted the following Regu-
iation, copies of which have been
filed with the Division of Statu-
tory Research and Drafting.
Regulation %. TROUT SEA
SON AND CREEL LIMIT: The
statewide open angling season for
trout shall be from 10 O'Clock
noon, April IS to one hour after
sunset December 81, Eastern
Standard Time, and from one
hour before sunrise on interven-
ing days. provided, however. when
April 10 falls on Sunday the
opening date shall be II O'Clock
noon the Monday following. The
daily creel limit shall be eight.
This Regulation shall become
effective February IS, 1857.
COMMISSION OF GAME
AND INLAND FISHERIES
Beverley w. Stras, Jr., Chairman
118-lt