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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-24
National News Summary
Ike And Dulles
Believe NATO
Talk Successful

President Eisenhower returned tn
Washington Friday. and Secretary
of State Dulles came back Saturday
following the NATO summit confer
ence in Paris earlier i'll the week.
Dulles expressed satisfaction with
the results of the talks. Eisenhower
and Dulles plan a radio-TN report
"a the NATION Monday at $50 pm.
The NATO conference apparent
In accomplished two major things
Hui The u. s. persuaded her Eu-
r0pcan allies to agree in principle
TO the stockpiling Of nuclear weapons
ia Europe and the building OF US.
missile bases there. This is es-
senlally what The U S had hoped
to gain al the Paris talks However
each nation must still decide
whether TO accept or reject this
military aid. Present indications are
that Sweden. West Germany. and
possibly France will reject the pro
posals because of threatening letters
from Russia The missiles will not
be ready for delivery for year of
so: and
\ u The u S. agreed to explore
tho possibility of talks with Russia
Ri tho foreign ministers level in an
effort to resume disarmament nc
gotiations. The Soviet Union has re-
fused 10 participate IN the discuss
ions Of the UN disarmament sub
committee claiming the committee
is stacked against her. America had
insisted that Russia give evidence
Of her good faith in the negotiations
\ before starting new talks.
\ Russian foreign minister Andrea
I Gromyko seorned NATO's bid for
disarmamcnt talks between foreign
ministers III speech Saturday be-
fore the Supreme Soviet tparlia-
menti. He called instead for
special session of the United Ma
tons or All international conference
/ 70 discuss disarmament Gromyko
\ in effect accused the West Of bad
faith III previous disarmament ne
cotiatons Speaking before the same
4 group, Communist party secretary
HNikita Krushchev said he favored
direct talks between the Z. S. and
Russia. proposal already rejected
oy the U S officials.
A proposed department Of science
% handle all U s rocket. satellite,
and space projects Is winning sup
port among Democratic leaders III
Washington Sen ator Humphrey
\ D-Minn. SAYS a study begun BY
staff Of The Senate Government
Operations Committee has dis
closed CRYING need for central
lied control of such scientific ven
lures.
a top-sccrct government report
,'portrays a United States III the
4 gravest danger in its history ex-
\ posed To an ! m b 81 immediate
4 threat from the missile bristling So
Wet UnionN according to Z copy
righted story in the Washington
Post last Friday The Post says the
report was based, on a six-month
study made for the Office Of De
Tense Mobilization and National Sc
cnritv Council bv a group headed
by II Rowan Gather. Jr.. former
president Of The Ford Foundation.
The Gather report calls for in
creased military spending through
1870 reorganization Of the Defense
Department. and preparations to
! fight limited wars.
I lnd0nesia has offered to negotiate
\ with the Netherlands for possession
Of Dutch-c ontrolle d West New
Guinea TO back up its demands
Continued Ill page 81
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-24
Jamie Bradshaw
Breaks Ankle

Jamie Bradshaw Of Rice. Is under
treatment at Southsidc Hospital for
a broken right ankle He sustained
the injury last Wednesday night il
"a fall at his hcne He expects u
remain at the hospital during the
holidays.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-24

Sunday morning about 3 am. a
passing tourist spotted flames in
the homo Of John E. Jones on
Route r between Dowdy's Corner
auddhe APPROPRIATION river.
By tho time the motorist had re-
ported the fire and fnemcn arrived
on The scene. the house was a hlaz-
ing Inferno The house burned to
thc ground, despite efforts Of the
local luii
Fire Department Captain Edward
Slate said it was not until about
2 am that the local unit found
that no one was in tic house at
the time Of the fire.
Assistant Chief Phillip Gay said
about $500 gallons Of water were
Continued On page 81
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-24
Tobacco Mart
Auctions Pass
Halfway Point
Grower Receipts
Reacl, $500 5G.3
For Three Weeks

The drop il quality d oferina
cn 'ha tobacco ma -ket here las
week was reflected in a 2.5s Dc
crease in The General floor aneeso
for darkfirea leaf over the p avioae
Wcek
The s27 90 average established
for tho folr-dav sales ending ThNrs
day left the seasonal srNHaee foT
dark-fired auctions at 500 ~
Offerings eeedpd the half
million round mark and compesod
tic heaviest period since openlne
week. Last weeks 52G-3l9 pounds
hroaght the scason total marketed
Mere to 1874 30 pounds Of dark
fired tobacco.
81 Per- Cat Sold
Warahonsenlan estimated tha. Al
aocn d per cent of tho 1867 crop
mas heon anctioned during the thaea
weeks y sales The market re-
opens Janary after tie two
week holiday
Adding 10 the heavy week for
dark-fired leaf. growers brought ii
l3i ,a32 pounds of sun-cHred laaf
last week Il averaged s29 50 and
left the seasonal aycragr f9H tAa
three weeks here Al S3207
For there dark.hacd leaf growers
haNe now received 1868 .732. I'll
addition sun cured sales have
brought them Sl26. 83l more To
ssllef lile saieS income amounts
y f's'7's'''
SemaaflNen WIN isSe
A year ago, the holiday closing
ALSO came three weeks atiar tito
market opening. The dark fired
AVERAGE al THE closing then was
$40 4a but The poumdage was less
BY about l5e Gee pounds
The sun-eured average IN 1856
was So "a and The weight was
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-24
No Herald Friday
December u.

Following The usual custom the
Farmvillc Herald will nol be pub
iished FRIDAY, December ". The
features usually found in the
weekend edition have been IN
cludcd in this issue.
The next edition viii appear on
December st. with several YEAR
end features.
The Heard Staff wishes each
subscriber . Very Merry ChriA.
mas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-14
BASKET BALL
lima, 29.90.-AP WlrephOtC
Continued From Page CT

OOltiHueu EEOm rage III
Columbia this year. Chef hit the
magic number needed to pass
Chamberlain-4l-with 1850 re-
naming.
In breaking his own Columbia
individual scoring record for the
second time this season. the
Hackensack. N. j.. swiftly used
every trick in his book, including
the two-hand set shot after a
feint. a wrong-foot jump shot,
and an unerring eye at the free
throw line. Forte hit 10 of 81
free throws in addition to Is
field goals in marrying the Penn
defense.
The Tar Heels. who some
thought might crack under late
season pressure in the Atlantic
Coast Conference. COMPOUNDED
their doubters by sitting a Wake
Forest rally that reduced an IL
point North Carolina lead to one
point. 68-67. with little more
than a minute left. And once
again it was Lennie Rosenbluth
carrying the Tar Heel point load
with "a. and clutch star Tommy
Kearns supplying the vital
points. along with Joe Quigg
when the Deacons got too close.
In other college action, Notre
Dame revenged an earlier defeat
by whipping Butler. 70-65: Regis
downed Army, 1910: Navy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-14
Three Losses in Four Games
Fail to Threaten CeItics' Lead

field goals t45-38) than the
Lakers but Minneapolis cashed in
freely from the free throw line
with 80 points in As attempts.
The Lakers had no high scorer
to match the 81 tailed by Bos-
tons Bob Cousy and Tom Helm
sohn. But five OF The Lakers
were in double figures. Walt
Dukes, who checked Rookie Bill
Russell with ". led the parade
with % points, Iwo more than
were posted by Clyde Lovellette
and Dick Garmaker.
A 35-point outburst IN The
third period carried the War
riors to theig victory over the
2istons as Paul 4rizin c.lalked
up % points, Neil Johnston "A
and Joe Graboski IS.
With Carl Braun hitting 81 Of
his 80 points ir the second half.
the Knicks cane IRON q ~
point nalftInre def'cit tC beat the
Royals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-14
Cuba Takes
Latin Series

HAVANA, Feb. IA N1.-Guba
is the Caribbean baseball cham
pion today, thanks to a ninth.
inning rally helped considerably
by summertime member Of The
Cleveland Indians.
The Cubans scored three runs
in the last of the ninth 10 defeat
Venezuela. So, last night in the
series clincher, with The winning
run vrotting home from second
base while the right fielder
chased down a wild throw by
Rudy Regalado, The Cleveland
youngster who has been playing
third base for Venezuela.
Regalado's costly error came
after he fieided a tappe. down
the third-base line by Washing
tons Jose Valdivielso.
Venezuela ---- oil 600 o00--4 10 3
Cuba ----- 002 900 003--5 10
Birrer Cu1che to) and Roshoro For
neiles. Hahn (S). Lopez (SD and Smith.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-14
BY the Associated Press

The Boston Celtics are in a
slump but they'll have 10 do a
lot worse than lose three out
OF four games TO have their lead
threatened in the Eastern Divi-
sior Of the National Basketball
Association.
The hign-scoring Celtics still
hold a seven game margin over
second-place Philadelphia today
even though they dropped u.s.
ia decision to the Minneapolis
Lakers while the Warriors were
throuncing the Fort Wayne Pts
tons, 99-89, last night.
Meantime, New YorE's fInick-
erbockers moved back into third.
place in the Eastern Division. "a
Games to the rear Of the War
riors. by edging the Rochester
Royals. 1892.
While dropping their third
game in their last tour outings,
the Celtics scored sever more
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-14
Drills Sturt
Tomorrow for


George Washington Urivei-
sity's spring football practice
starts tomorrow afternoon al
the usual Frog Island practice
field, weather permitting. #
weather interferes. the start will
be put off until Monday.
The drills will wind up with
a varsity alumni game. the ex-
act date and site 70 be decided
later.
Coach 30 Sherman is calling
about 35 candidates. including
a number of freshmen.
The Colonial's principal losses
by graduations will be in The
line. although several other stars
of the team thai worked up a
TIL regular season record and
won the Sun Bowl championship
also are leaving, These include
the two co-captains, FullbacE
30 Austin. voted most valuable
PLAYER in the Sun Bowl, and
End Paul Thompson, who caught
a pass for one of the touch
downs in that game.
Others who will be missed
include Tackle Dave Liddici:
Guards Ray Murray. Ed Sakach
and Bob Sutton and Halfback
Pete Spera.
Ray Looney. who did much
of the quarterbacking, will be
back, along with Hflfbacks
Mike Sommer, Ted Colna and
Dick Claypool--the latter the
teams high scorer last season
and Fullback Bob Shuba.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-14
Starr and Murphy
Head Capitol Arena
Mot Cord TONIGHT

Ricki Starr and Skull Murphy
tangle in the opening match of
the big wrestling show at $3.50
tonight at Capitol Arena.
Starr, who believes there is a
place for more refinement in
wrestling. and Murphy, who be-
lieves he owns the hardest head
in the world and is always will
ing to prove it. are two of IL
outstanding wrestlers on Pro-
noter Vince McMahon's pro-
gram. They'll tangle in one fall
to the finish.
Jackie Nichols, who claims to be
the North American champion,
meets Karl Won Hess in a match
set for two-out-of-three falls or
one hour. Carlos Rodriguez Of
Puerto Rico makes his first
American appearance against
Lou Klein, while Cowboy Rocky
Lee takes on Big Jim Bernard.
In a midget team match it will
be Little Red Feather and Tito
Infante against Sky Low Low
and Bulldog Drummond.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-14
GuIiuudet Five Meets
D. c. Teachers Tonight

Gallaudet meets =. c. Teach
ers at American University and
Howard plays host 20 Rutgers,
Newark Division, in collegiate
basketball games at 8 o'clock
tonight.
GallauGet has won one and
lost IA. while the d. c. Teachers
record is 6-5 for the season and
Howard is 1913,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-14
Ouuntico Ciinches
East Coast Title

QUANTICO, Feb. il (SpeciaD /.
has wrapped UP the
East Coast Marine League bas-
ketball championship and with
it crack at the All~Marine title
in San Diego next month.
Quantico put The finishing
touch on its East title ambitions
with a 1866 victory over Camp
Lejeune here last night. The
victory gave Quantico a 6-l
league record and a 34-l4 overall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-14

stopped Franklin g. Marshall.
1856, and Cincinnati bounced
Xavier of Ohio, 69-57.
Fordham went into overtime
to nip Villanova, 69-68; Penn
State downed Bucknell, 1855;
Western Kentucky d efea d
Wichita. 82-76. and Bowling
Green defeated Toledo, 1868. in
overtime.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-14
Golden Glove:
Tournament
Sanctioned by District A.A.U.


Plenty of stc octon Free swinging and ingie
spots Washington Champions
top contenders and hopeful beginners providing
exciting action every card.
Gloves hrlpacked Local
Washington
Washington that
Golden championships Fighting
provide
enjoy
craftsmanship.
and the
rmmmmnMm
D
\ oo"'-"DIN' FNo" BEST SEATS AVAILABLE NOW!
b
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Evening star., 1957-08-29
SPECIAL NOTICES

NOTICE OF HEARING-The Mayor
and Council Of Rockville. Nd, viii
conduct a public hearing at GAS
pm. September 3, 1857, In the
once Of the Mayor and Council.
l20 s. Washington st.. Rockville.
Nd, on the proposed installation
Of sewer mains in East Mont
gomery ave. from Edmonston
drive 70 Congressional Airport
Lane. said proposed construction
TO consist OF the installation OF
cast iron and clay sewer mains.
10 inches and s inches In di.
ameter and work incidental there.
70. II Is proposed to assess the
abutting properties specially bene-
fitted By said improvements on
the basis Of the cost thereof esti-
mated TO be S1.00 per front foot
annually. Duration Of assessment
to be 10 years.
4 list Of the real properties be-
lieved TO be. specially benefited
thereby together with the pames
and addresses Of the owners OF
record and the assessaDle 'front.'
age thereto may be found In the
once Of the City Clerk and Treas
urer plans Of the proposed con.
once OF the City Engineer. The
Mayor and Council Of the Clty Of
Rockville, By JEAN r. HORNECK,
Acting Clerk. au3O
Evening star., 1957-08-29
Neuberger Sees
Election of Hoffo
As Union Peril
By the Associated Press

Senator Neuberger. Democrat
Of Oregon. told the Senate to-
day millions of Americans win
be disillusioned" If the power
full Teamsters Union elects
James r. Hotfa as its president
this fall.
Both Dave Beck. Teamsters
president. and Hoffa. vice pres
ident, have been the target for
public investigation and CEN
sure by the Senate's Special
Rackets Committee.
Senator Neuberger, who has
had strong union support In his
political campaigns, said the
trade union movement would
be damaged in the eyes of the
public If Hoffa is elected to
succeed Beck.
Senator Javits. Republican Of
New York, who also claims
labor support. Joined Senator
Neuberger in warning the
Teamsters against electing
Hoffa.
Senator Neuberger said "a
man who has had the type of
associations and personal affiI-
iations Of Mr.. Hoffa" should
not be chosen head Of one Of
the largest trade unions In the
United States"
Evening star., 1957-08-29

to the Russian boast Of last
Monday that they had success
fully tested an intercontinental
ballistic missile.
He said the Army's missile
arsenal contains more than 10
different operational missiles
tailored to specific require
ments." Adding:
They vary in size and power
from the mighty Redstone,
which can carry q nuclear
warhead deep into an enemy's
territory, to the relatively tiny
Dart. which is able to destroy
the heaviest. tank"
Mr.. Brucker said the Army
now can fight effectively with
their atomic or non-atomic
weapons.
That 'one-two' punch would
be equally essential to victory
in any war we might have to
i1ght," he added.
Evening star., 1957-08-29
Premature Buby
Born to Girl, 9,
Has Good Chance

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Aug.
20 R.-A 9-year-old mother
and her premature son today
were reported by physicians to
be in good condition at the
University Of Arkansas Medical
Center.
The 2l2-pound baby. born
yesterday. was given a good
chance Of survival. It was born
almost two months prematurely.
Hospital officials said the
coloreednnother was the young
est in their records.
The name Of the mother and
all other details about her ex-
cept race and age were with
held. DR.. Eva Dodge, who de-
livered the baby. said the
mothers birthdate had been
verified as March, 1948.
Evening star., 1957-08-29

in the wishful belief that these
pressures may soon result in
the fatal disruption Of the So
Wet system"
Mr.. Brucker's remarks were
in an address at the national
encampment Of the Veterans
Of Foreign Wars (VFW).
"The Communist goal Of
world domination has been too
bluntly stated. and too often
reiterated by the present mas
ters Of the Communist conspir-
acy. for any of us to retain
illusions about the reality Of
our danger. he said.
Gould the passing Of only
10 months serve to dim the per-
suasive object lesson Of bloody
Soviet terror against the pa
triots Of Hungary? Could we
forget how loudly the Kremlin
bosses have ratified their hydro
gen bombs and rockets in an
effort to influence decisions in
Europe, and intimidate mem
bers Of the NATO aIliance?"
He made no direct reference
Evening star., 1957-08-29
Anderson Sees
Tight Squeeze
On Debt Limit
By the Associated Press

Secretary Of the Treasury
Anderson says it win be a tight
squeeze. but the administration
is going to do its best to stay
within the legal national debt
limit this fiscal year.
Mr.. Anderson told Congress
yesterday that the debt would
be within q few hundred mil
lion dollars Of the 275 billion
ceiling in the months ahead.
He said the Treasury would
have very small cash ball
ances" In such periods.
1t is possible, the Treasury
chief continued, that despite
our best ,endeavors situations
might develop requiring an in
crease in the debt limit"
The debt ceiling has been
pegged at $275 billion since
June 80. when a temporary
So billion increase expired.
Temporary $6 billion hikes in
the debt limit were in effect
in fiscal 1885 and 1866.
Evening star., 1957-08-29
Marine Gets Aid
In Family Dispute
With Orphunuqe

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 20 (P).
The Marine Corps Quarter
masters Depot here came to the
aid Of one of its corporals who
was arrested Monday night for
having taken his younger
brother and sister from a Ten
nessee orphanage without per-
mission.
Capt. Harris I. Hart, jr.,
commanding officer and legal
'fticer Of the depot. pledged all
tction possible to help Corpl.
Don McCarty and his wife OBJ
ain legal custody Of the chill
lren, Wanda Fay. II, and
,alph, Is.
M e a n W h i e. arrange
tents were being made to send
he two youngsters back to the
Baptist Children's Home at
franklin, Tenn. The Navy
yard chapter Of the American
Red Cross offered air transpor-
alton to Nashville and said the
ocal Red Cross would take the
aildren on from there.
Corpl. McCarty and his wife
,ere arrested on fugitive
harges brought by officials OF
he Baptist home. The home
lad told the McCartys the
;hildren could not be released
lntil an investigation was
lade.
Capt. Hart said Corpl. Nc.
'arty. 81, would leave here Fri
lay to begin legal action al
franklin to obtain custody OF
MS brother and sister. They
we're freed after officials here
asked the home to drou
charges.
Evening star., 1957-08-29
Russiuns Dissolve
.Stote Control Setup

MOSCOW, Aug. 20 CR.-The
Soviet press today announced
the dissolution Of the Ministry
of State Control. whose last
chief was the now deposed
". M. Molotov.
The accounts said the Presi-
dium Of the Supreme Soviet
(Parliament) had replaced the
ministry with a Control Com
mission Of the Council Of Min
listers" The council is the So
Wet government cabinet.
The State Control Ministry
served as q general account
ing and inspection ONCE over
the Soviet government appara-
tuS.
Evening star., 1957-08-29

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Place. irving 81. TO Kenyon st.
federal Aid Prof. No. F-56 tll:
consist. Of approx. 10000 So. yds.
reinf. CEN. eoncr rdwy pvmt. B"
in depth and $4,000 lin. #. CEN.
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PROPOSALS ARE INVITED to lease
quarters for the Congress Heights
Station Of the Washington. D. c..
Post once. for a term Of ten
years from November 25. 1887.
Approximately $500 square feet
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Evening star., 1957-08-29
GAMBLERS SNUB
CONVENIENCE
FOR ORTHODOXY

RENO. New. (R.-Bill
Harrah. Reno gambler and
a lefthander. figured he
had the panacea for other
southpaws.
He installed several spe-
cially constructed lefthand
slot machines in his casino.
After a days operation,
he made a personal check
on the special machines.
expecting a smile of graft
tude from the players.
Righthanders were at all
of them. Lefthanders were
pulling righthand handles
as always.
Evening star., 1957-08-29
.Brucker Fears Disaster
.IfU. S. Plans on Red Fall

MIAMI BEACH. Fla, Aug 20 QP-Secretary Of the Army
Brcker said today would be disastrous for the United States
base its planning the hope Russia might crne from
Within
Soviet leadership deal with strong internal
which have become manifest in recent months" Mr.
Brucker said.
However it would be disastrous we shaped our course
Evening star., 1957-08-29
LADIES
LEGAL NOTICES
O,DONoCHUr and O,DONOCHTTT

ODONoGHUE and o'DONoGHUE.
Attorneys, Union Trust Bullding.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District OF Columbia, Hold
ing Probate Court.--No. Q250o.
Administration This Is 70 Give
Notice. That the subscriber, Of
the District Of Columbia, has OBJ
tained from the Probate Court
OF the District Of Columbia. Lett
tiers Testamentary on the estate OF
CHARLES LAWRENCE DIAMOND,
late OF the District Of Columbia.
claims Gsainst the deceased are
hereby warned 70 exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof,
legally authenticated, TO the Sub
scriber, on or before the 3rd day
of January. AID. 1858: otherwise
they may by law be excluded
from ell oeneiit Of said estate.
Given under my hand this Goth
day Of Aueust. 1857 WILLIAM
HOLMES, 1915 Manchester
Lane NV tSeall Attest. FRANK
j. BURKART Deputy Register Of
wills for the District Of Columbia,
Clerk, o. the Probate Court.
CONTINUED on Next PaFOl