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CT, hHOrJ bklrL OF cOckLdll-Jype
dress for after S. Long skirt to
wear at hotel galas, concerts or
diplomatic functions. Be sure to
take along your raincoat and
heavy walking shoes. And your
wool topcoat or fur stole.
Central Europe France, Bel
GUM, Holland, Germany. Aus
tria, Switzerland. Northern It
aly). Suits for daytime wear,
dark one-piece dresses with
matching jackets for sightseeing
in city. No white shoes, please.
For Paris. take dark city-type
cottons. smartly cut, the same
as you'd wear In any large
American city in the summer
time.
Include your prettiest alters
frocks with matching stoles or
jeweled sweaters for cool eve
nings. Take a raincoat for sud-
den summer showers. Dark silks
or prints for dinner wear in Bel
GUM. Holland. Germany, Aus
tria or Switzerland. Formal
clothes In these countries are
hardly ever worn In summer. II
you're visiting Belgium's smart
seaside resort at Ostend. you will
want to take a couple Of swim
suits and resort-type cottons.
Southern Europe Southern
France. Portugal, Spain, South
ern Italy. Turkey. Greece. For
the French and Italian Riviera
areas, take your smartest swim
toys and beach clothes with
ALTERS type cottons with jeweled
sweaters or matching stoles for
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cool evenings. No Stacks for city
streets please.
For cities in Portugal. Spain,
Turkey and Greece wear con-
servative daytime street clothes:
Silk-tweed or cotton tweed suits,
double-duty sheaths or dark cot
ton. Long evening clothes are
not necessary in these countries
in the summer.
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tourists accommodations. ac-
cording to a study on European
tourism just released here by the
Organization for European Eco
nomic Cooperation.
Today. the outlook is for a
carefree spring and summer for
Americans wandering through
Europe. There are no shortages
worth worrying about. Suez-
caused dislocations will be invis-
ible to tourists.
Slight Price Rise
The American Express Co. has
Just completed a survey OF 1857
travel conditions here. The or
ganization concludes that:
Tourists will be supplied with
enough fuel to meet all their
requirements. /. Hot water and
heat are in plentiful supply.
Transportation schedules will be
normal or better than in
1856. The hotel picture is gen.
orally improved over last year.
Food supplies are ample. Sight
seeing tours have been increased.
With a few exceptions. there has
been a gradual. slight price rise
throughout the continent"
The warning on travel next
year was addressed privately by
the OEEC to the member ma
tons (which include almost all
of Europe). 1t pointed out the
steadily increasing tourist de-
mand for transport, services and
hotels and added that "tourism
in Europe has reached q point
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1857 Turns Out to Be
Year to Visit Europe
BY RICHARD FRYKLUND
European Correspondent OF The Star

PARISH you planning trip to Europe this year. you
couldn't have picked better time
few months might have been worried oil
shortage might the Europeans pre-
by the troubles hand year from
might find facing difficult iamp on rst-class
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Foshion Adviser Tells
MILDLY What to 7 axe

Here's collection Of tips Arines fashion
adviser clothes you'll be comfortable wearing
ropean vacation:
Northern Europe Great Britain Scandinavia Sweaters
skirts for country sightseeing. bouses
with matching jacket sweater for Evening
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EUROPE

Top European government and travel officials report
normal improved conditions for travellers In the few
places where gas rationing is still in effect tourists will get
enough gas meet their requirements Plenty hot
and we-heated hotels Food supplies ample. Normal
transportation schedules and in frequent
with better accommodations The hotel picture
generally improved with increased facilities More sight
seeing slight rise in prices most places No
vas needed for visits Of less than two months in any
of the following countries
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-28
BY MIRIAM GUTENBERG

Here's current picture of conditions tourists may
expect in Europe the Pacific, Canada Mexico South
America Currency may nuctuate Survey covers major
scheduled events, May through July.
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Currency-one dollar buys 25s5 schlings No limit on
import.
CustOms-Dutyfree import Of 400 cigarettes so cigars
500 grams OF tobacco bottle OF wne of liquor
Temperature-May high and low $3.50; July: 1888
Vienna. Swimming season opens in May in the lakes of
Carinthia
Hotes-A number Of new and extensive
lions in Vienna Sazburg Innsbruck and Graz General
increase in hotel prices varying from 10 to 20 per cent
TranspOrtationMost restrictions railroad schedules
lifted service available in Vienna Salzburg
and Innsbruck Several roads Seven hundred special
trains scheduled to take worshippers to site OF the
Maraze Pilgrimage in Syria province marking its 8O0th
anniversary this year.
Shoppng-Vienna re-establshed as shopping
center for kntwear petit point leather goods antiques
crystal and glassware tewery and peasant costumes
Major Events-Tradtonal Gauder Festival, May 7-8
Zellam Zler Tyrol Musical Spring." May 25-June TO-
Salzburg Vienna Opera Festival June l-23 Sostice Fires
along the Wachau Valley Of the Danube June 222 lower
AUSTRIA Salzburg Music Festival, July 27-August 81.
Belgium
Currency-One dollar buys 5079 Belgian francs;
limit import but 200 francs maximum denomination
CustomsDutyfree import of 400 cigarettes 100 CIGARS
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-07
Miss Pickett Asher
To Marry Mr.. Carson
Here August 81

Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Baker
Asher, Of Newport News. an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Mary Pickett. to James
Cooke Carson of Madisonville.
Tenn.
Mr.. Carson is the son of Dr..
and Mrs. T. Cooke Carson. of
Madisonville.
Miss Asher IS graduate Of
Longwood College and received
her masters degree at Columbia
University She has been assist
ant professor of music at Long
wood college for the last four
years.
Mr.. Carson. a graduate OF En-
DRY University in Atlanta Ga
attended the University of Mich
igan and received his M. A de-
gree IN music from George Pea
body in Nashville. Tenn. He was
instructor in music at Longwood
College last year.
The wedding will take place
August 81 at Johns Memorial
Episcopal Church in Farmville
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-07
Club Calendar

Methodist W.S.C.S. - Monday
June 10, 5 p. m. Circle with Mrs
AGREE Chappell. circle 3 with Mrs
Virginia Dearlng. circle with
Mrs. A. N Fore, circle with Mrs
J. @, Hart. circle with Miss
Mary Clay Hiner, circle with
Mrs. Neil Griffin, circle 8 with
Mrs. c. G Pearce, circle 9 with
MIS-. J B Williams. Circle i
" drn~dav June IL. 10 .. m,
with Mrs. w. H. Baldwin, Jr.
Episcopal auxiliary Group i
Monday. June 10. 10 a. m, with
Mrs. Henry L. Newbill.
Farmville Presbyterian church
circles, Monday. June 10. Circle !,
10 a m, with Mrs. r. D. Wilson;
Circle II, 10 am, with Mrs. j. X
Butler. Circle III. 10 m, with
Mrs. w F. Watkins. Circle Nv. 10
m. with Mrs. Thomas Ragland.
Circle V. pm. with Mrs. Mary
A. Hall and Mrs. M. B. Coleman.
Circle vi. 3 pm, with Mrs. Edwin
Pairet. and Circle VII. 3 pm. with
Mrs. j. A. Wilkerson and Mrs. J
W. Ramsey
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-07

Elsie Layne, of Green Bay. and
Betty Chappell. of Worsham. will
represent the local Future Home
makers of America chapters at the
twelfth annual convention Of the
Virginia association at Radford Col
lege. June 10 through l3
Mrs Lucy S. Green. homemaking
teacher at Farmville High School,
and Mrs Rebecca B. Butcher,
homemaking teacher at Worsham,
will accompany the delegates
Miss Layne will serve as a hostess
for Group G Tuesday morning and
Miss Chappell Yill be recorder for
one Of the discRssion groups
Convention theme is FILA Work
ing for Safe and Secure World. 7
Tuesday morning, delegates will
hear a speech by DR. Evelyn M.
nuvall. nationally known family life
consultant, on Growing Up in To-
days World Wednesday Mrs. Al
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-07
PoW,hatan Woman
Elected President
of District Auxiliary

New president Of the American
Legion auxiliary fourth district
Mrs. H. NJ, Mcconnell, Of Pow
hatan.
Mrs. j. T. Fleming. Of Cum
oerland. and Mrs. w. B. Roach, Of
Victoria. were elected -presi-
len-- The officers will take their
baths at the department conven-
ion IN Richmond August A.
They were elected at the fourth
district spring conference Sunday
n South Hill. Among those at
ending the meeting were Mrs.
Paul Critz. Of Mclean, depart
n7nt pres dent; and Mrs Ethel
Levin. Of Suffolk, president.
Department chairmen attend
ing the conference were Mrs.
Grace Gordon. Of Farmville. APP
,oma. OK, Pan American study.
Ers J. G. Sheffield. Of Victoria.
rehabilitation. and Mrs. Oh arles
luther. Of Hopewell. Girls State.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-07

Miss Mary Yeats and Miss Bar
bara Ann Elliott spent the week
end with Mr. and Mrs Robert
Yeats in Richmond. where they at
tended the wedding Of Miss Hilda
Mae Stanley and Gerry Shelton
Saturday at Bethlehem B a pits
church
DR. and Mrs. Edwin G Wade and
daughter Mrs. Henry p Bridges.
all Of Bluefield. w. Va. will spend
next week with Mrs. w. B. Petit
grew and A V Wade Dr.. Wade
will attend TIE Hanpden- Sydney
commencement exercises June
through TO-
Charles Attix. Of Gainesville. Ga,
and John Roberts, of Atlanta. Ga,
are visiting Mrs r H. Digger en-
route to New York City. MI Attix
is a former member of the faculty
at Longwood College
Berkley Smith Is spending the
summer at home with his parents
Dr. and Mrs W f. Smith, after
completing his freshman year al
Randolph-Macon College in Ashland
Mrs Margaret Baldwin Stewart
Of Durham, N G.. is the guest o.
her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs
Wade Macdonald Mrs Douglas NJ
Breath, Of San Antonio. Tex. vii
arrive Friday for a two week s
visit with her parents
j E, Torrey Of Westfield, N. j.
vas a guest Of the Rev and Mrs
Y j A Vache this week.
MI. and Mrs. Charles Stokes have
A returned to Baltimore, Md, after
spending the week end with Mr.
/ Stokes mother. Mrs. John Stokes
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-07
~ ,,oua( Msnhon

Mrs. Bessie Ware is spending
some time with her son-in-law and
daughter M and Mrs. J Hugh
McAdne, in Broadnax
Dusty Rhoads and Albert johnson
were guests in Richmond for the
week end where they attended the
Acca Shrine club ceremonial satur-
day
Miss Sarah Orange has returned
from a three weeks visit with her
brother Winston Orange. and Mrs
Orange in Roanoke.
Miss Louise Cowan. Of Richmond.
was a guest Of her mother Mrs.
Emma K Cowan. for the week end
j W. Garnet spent FRIDAY and
Saturday in Richmond with his SIS
ter Mrs N A Pollard who is re-
perating at home after having
Undergone surgery
MS. T. A. McCorkle entertained
her bridge club Friday evening
Miss Josephine fowler, Mrs Ruth
Elngert and Mrs Elto Schroeder
listed Mr. and MIS-. Sam Anderson
n Appomattox during the week end
While thee they toured the surren-
DIR grounds
Mrs. J G Reverley left Friday
'6r an extended visit with her sister.
Mrs D. M Carmichael, and other
relatives in Birmingham Ala
Miss Dorothy Billings has re-
turned to Fairfax after spending
Ne week end here with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs D T, Billings.
Rockye Bruce was week end
guest Of Miss Sherry Blanton In
Front Royal. She attended the Ran
ph-Macon Academy finals with
Cadet Kenneth Hurt. Of Columbus
Ohio
Calvin Hatcher. Of New York City
Is the guest of his uncle, j. w
Garnett. this week Mr. Hatcher and
Lauck Crawford viii attend the
Jamestown festival during the week
Mrs. J. D. Gorrell attended the
funeral of her father. John Adams
Petree. in Winston Salem. N. c..
Monday Mrs. Gorrell has been in
Winston-Salem for the last three
weeks
Stewart Clair and daughters. Mrs
! Henry Desaussure Bull, Jr., ane
Mss Elizabeth Clair. will arrive
Saturday to spend week with Mrs
Clair's mother Mrs W. B Petit
grew and uncle. A Y Wade
Miss Pickett Asher is visiting hel
parents, MIR and Mrs. Gordon
Asher. in Newport News. before
leaving June 10 for an eight week
tour Of Europe
Mrs W A Shelton and daughter
Mrs Douglas Stone. both OF Knox
willie. Tenn, are visiting Mrs. Shel
tons sister, Mrs. J p Meanly
Walter and Eugene fowler visited
? friends and relatives in Lexington
during thz 44ea End
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-07

dreda Lytie. director of Women's
activities Of the Civil Defense auth
GRITTY will speak on How FILA
Members Can Contribute to Civil
Defense Preparations in the Home !"
DIR. Davis Y PASCAL state super
intendent of education, will speak
ON FILA and Other Youth Oreani-
cations in Our Educational Pro-
gram. Representative Of f H A,
FBLA, DO and DE clubs will be
guests of the Future Homemakers.
"A pageant. "Our Heritage" home
making in Virginia l6O7-l957'', will
be presented Wednesday evening
Election of officers for l957-58 will
be held Wednesday afternoon Can
didates for State office may be pre-
scented by each of the 80 Federations
Of Future Homemakers in the state
Kitty Sue Cox, Of Worsham is
among the candidates
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-07
Departing Women
Entertained Tuesday

Mrs. r. A. Wilmoth and Mrs.
j. P. McCraw were hostesses at a
Coca-Cola party Tuesday morn
ing at the Wilmoth home on
Fifth avenue.
The 40 guests and the guests Of
honor. Mrs. r, J. Martin and Mrs.
w. A Watson. Jr.. were enter
"sinad with skits and fashion
show portraying the honorees'
trip aboard
Mrs. c. w. Harris. Mrs. c. F.
Moring and Mrs Bennett T. Tay-
Tor entertained the women who
will leave in mid June for a two
months tour of Europe with a
bon voyage luncheon at Long
wood house last week.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-07
Miss Pigg to Marry
William L. Boettcher

M. and Mrs. George Burley
2igg. Of Burkeville, announce the
engagement Of their daughter,
Annie Louise. to William Lewis
Boettcher, son Of Mr. and Mrs.
w G Boettcher, of Charlotte c.
n.
Miss Pig attended Crewe High
School and MI. Boettcher is d
graduate Of Randolph Hepry
High School
The wedding viii take place
June 90 at Bagby Memorial Bap-
fist Church in Burkeville.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-07
Miss Cox Graduates
From Stuart Hall

Miss 10 Ann Cox, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. c. j. Cox. gradual
I'd from Stuart Hall in Staunton
Monday Miss Cox was captain Of
The school red team, d member Of
The athletic board. the cotillion
elub treasurer Of the service
2ague. the glee club, Ambrose
choir, secretary Of the art club.
md secretary Of the dramatic
club
Miss cox viii enter Converse
College in Spartanburg. S. C.. in
he fall
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-07

Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Hubbard
and sons, Robbie and Brad Of Fort
Knox. KY will arrive this week
end to visit Nj Hubbard's mother
Mrs Johnson Hubbard Mr.. Hub
bard received his discharge form
/ the Army. this week.
Miss Lora Bernard and her
mother, Mrs J. L. Bernard. arc
spending a week in st. Adams. w
! Va. with Mrs Bernards son and
family, NH and Mrs. Charles Der.
nafd
The Rev, and Mrs. j. A. Vache
were overnight guests Of their son
the Rev Charles vache, in Ports
mouth Thursday en- route to Nor
folk where Mr.. Vache attended the
executive board meeting Of the do
cese Friday
/ Mrs. George Booker. of Char
lottesville. will be the guest Of hei
mother Mrs A. M. Bynum. for the
week end
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-07
Miss Wells to Marry
Richard E. Green

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lee Wells,
Jr.. Of Clayville, announce the en-
gagement Of their daughter, Ma
rian jean. to Richard Eugene
Green. son Of Mrs. Joan Green.
Of Schenectady N. ". and Mr.
c. F. Green. Of San Rafael. Calf
Miss Wells is employed by the
Chesapeake and Potomac Tele-
phone company of Virginia, and
Mr. Greene is purchasing agent
for G. C. Ernest Electrical COM
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-07

Mis- Charles w Reynolds and
sons. Pat and Lee, of Houston Tex
arrived Friday to spend three weeks
in Virginia They are guests OF
Mrs, Reynolds parents Mn and
Mrs. r B. Crawford They VIII be
joined by MI Reynolds later and
visit his mother Mrs Gertrude
Reynolds. in Richmond
Hanes Lancaster and Billy Ian
caster, Of johnson City. Tenn were
week end guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
+ P Lancaster
Mr. and Mrs. Robert c Johnson.
Of Richmond. we're Memorial holi-
day guests Of Mrs. Johnson's par
en's, NJ and MS c 7 Agee
Nh and Mrs Eavl T Agce spent
the week end at jamestown and
Virginia Beach
Mrs. w. A. Scott and Mrs Apat
Ian Bowen. Of Tazewell spent the
week end in Farmville. where they
attended the graduation Of Harry Y
Lancaster. Jr.. from Longwood Col
iege Sunday
M aud MS Gene Ram ana Mr.
and Ms Patrick ATckennv o.
Alexandria. Wee week end guests
Of Mr. and Mrs. H V Lancaster
They attended the Longwood College
graduation exercises.
M and Mrs. J NJ Arlington
wore e-iests If Mrs Arringtons par
ents. M and Ms l. W Marston
IN Red House for the week end
Mr. and Mrs John Warner VISITED
Mrs. Warmers parents. Mr. and Mrs
GEORGE Tapscoit in scottsvillc dur
ina the week end
Mrs. Lola Arnentrou' Of Char
lottesville and Mr. and Mrs Vase
Quinn. Of Goshen were week enc
guests Of the l NJ Pairets
Mr.. and Mrs David G Word. 0
Coreapolis. Pa. are guests Of Mr.
Words mother Mrs Vesta G Nor
ing
Jimmy b cox spent the weeI
cod in Newport News. where he al
tended the high school junior senio
prom Saturday evening
Ny. and Mrs H H. Thompso
have returned to Boydton afte
spending a few days with thei
daughter and family. MIR and Mrs
Robert Burger
Among those who attended III
funeral Of J Werner Redd al Noun
Pleasant Methodist church Thurs
day we're Frank Wilson Oscar Nc
lntosh. v c Womack E c Garter
L K Cook. E. NJ Whinock, NJ;
Marvin Wash. Mrs C NJ Redo
Miss Mary Womack and Mrs " 4
Schroeder
Mrs. Louis Dahl. Allen Dahl an
Miss Daphpcy Shepard attended tn
graduation of Miss 10 Ann Cox fror
Stuart Hall ii Stanton during III
w+-k Fa1
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-07
Bell Golden Wedding
To Be Celebrated

Invitations have been received
here to an at home in Richmond
honoring Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
McDearmon Bell on the fiftieth
anniversary of their marriage
June Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bell are natives
Of Prince Edward county and
have number Of relatives in this
section
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-07
Wilmoth- Davis
Betrothal Announced

Mr.. and Mrs, Ernie Wilmoth.
Of Scottsyille. announce the en-
gagement Of their daughter. Mil
dred Ethel, to Herman Glover
Davis. of Arvonia, son of Mr.. and
Mrs, Willie Davis.
The wedding will take place in
June, at Mt Tabor church in Ar
roma
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-07

Mrs. Wiley Putney Mrs. Frank &
BALDWIN Mrs. B S Hamersly. Mrs
Howard Cook, Mrs. H. G Kaytor
ahd Mrs 7 W Brooks. Jr.. are
spending few days at the Hart
wen cottage at Virginia Beach
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-07

tractors. Inc.
>The wedding is planned for
October 26.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-07

Mrs. Louis Dahl. Allen Dahl and
Miss Daphpcy Shepard attended the
graduation Of Miss 10 Ann Cox from
Stuart Hall ii Stauaton during the
usak Fnd
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-07

Mrs, W. A. Shelton and daughter
Mrs. Douglas Stone. both of Knox
vile. Tenn. are visiting Mrs Shell
ton Is sister. Mrs. j p, Meanly
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THE SUNDAY STAR 2
APIS. UhFURNisHED-D. c.

Washington, D. c.
SUNDAY. MARCH ~. 1857
, 1957-10-01
Editorial
WELL-DESERVED PROMOTION

II HAS BEEN a little over a week now since Lieutenant
Clifford Plaskett was promoted to his present position, and
his man friends and acquaintance continue to otter their con-
CALCULATIONS. to that long list of well. wishers we want to add
our name.
A POLICE OFFICIAL, contrary to what many may
think, is not only an extremely delicate and sensitive position,
but one requiring devotion and understanding. Ordinarily
those who would disobey the law speak deriSively OF cop
pers", but they are the few unfortunate ones who fail to see
that the police officer is the man in whose rest much OF the
safety and physical well being of members of the community.
LIFE MAGAZINE is running a series of articles on
crime in the United States. The second installment of the
police force of the city of Cincinnati Ohio. 1t was interesting
to note that the Virgin Islands were among the many places
which had sent observers to that city. 1t means that there
is an awareness of the importance of what the force means
and a serious effort to do something definite about it.
LIEUTENANT PLASKETT, first of all, deserves pro-
motion. He has worked long and hard at his position, and
has made a real profession of it. He has made himself an
officer of the law in the trueSt sense, as everyone who has
observed him at work will agree. He knows the force. He
knows his people, and he knows his work. Of that good Off
GERS are made.
WE CONGRATULATE again Lieutenant Plaskett on
his most deserving promotion and wish for him many, many
years of sound, constructive leadership. His promotion is IN
deed the Islands gain, and we think it is only fair to let him
know that we know it.
, 1957-10-01
THURSDAY
and
FRIDAY

Marti presents:
CRIME M THE STREETS"
James Whitmore, Sal Mineo,
John Cassavetes, Virginia Gregg
This is a study of Juvenile delin-
quents . and what makes them
tick. Horror, terror, teen : age
gangs, that will scare you once
YOU see them in senseless action.
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