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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-24
FOR RENT


HOSPITAL BEDS. for rent. Hodges
Dowdy Furniture Store, phone 81.
FafmNille. l2-24-4p
HOUSE on Spruce Street. Call
80. l2-lg-4p
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APARTMENT 2 apis. living room.
bedroom. kitchen. bath. unfurn-
ished- Stove, refrigerator, heat
and water furnished. 6O7 Second
Ave, Phone 1872 9-l3-tf
OFFICE SPACE, second floor
Chappell Building. Possession jan
ualy ! Call Farmville Ala j.
12-13-6t
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APARTMENT = 2 or 3 room apart
ment. 405 Spruce st. Mrs. j. I.
Green. Phone 1851 l2-l7-4tp
BUILDING = Cinder Block building
waterproof. fireproot, cement floor,
80 X 40 #. win rent for storage. I'M
mediate possession. Mrs. c. II.
Matherlv. 405 Longwood Ave. Phone
32J. Farmville. Va. I2-20-2p
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APARTMENT - rooms. bath.
heat q water furnished. 2nd floor.
$40 month. I4andon Atkins. Farm
vile. l0-l8-tf GA
STORE. formerly occupied by
Cradles Elizabeth Burger. Farm
vile, Va. 8-23-tf IN
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rooms, 303
Randolph ST. Mrs. P. B. Young.
Phone 35l r. 9-6-tf III
APARTMENT - four rooms and
bath, upstairs. unfinished LARGE
rooms Harvey II. Miller. 2l7
North Virginia ST. 9-6-tf f
APARTMENT Upper apartment
sos Second St. Mrs. Monroe Johns.
ST.. Phone 439-M l2-6-tf ~
HOUSE. ; rooms. bath, central heat.
basement. on edge Of FarniVille.
Landon Atkins Realtor. rainivil,e.
l2-2a-tf F.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-24
LEGAL NOTICES

COMMONWEALTH or VIRGINIA.
In the Clerks Office OF the Circuit
Court Of the County Of Bucking.
ham, on the 10th day Of Deem
Der, 1857.
Order of Publication
ROSA HOOKER LEE
Plaintiff.
against
BERNARD LEE
Defendant
The object Of this suit Is TO obtain
a divorce from the bond of matri-
mony which was created by the
marriage Of the plaintiff to the de
tendant, on the grounds Of wilful
desertion and abandonment BY the
defendant Of the plaintiff. and to
have the court decree the plaintiff
custody and supervision Of their in
FAINT children born OF the marriage.
i Is further ordered that this
order be published once a week for
four successive weeks In The Farm
vile Herald. newspaper published
in the town OF Farmville, Virginia.
which has general circulation in the
said County Of Buckingham.
And an affidavit having been
made and filed that the defendant
Bernard Lee is not resident of the
State Of Virginia. II Is ordered that
he do appear here within ten DAYS
after due publication hereof. and do
what may be necessary to protect
his interest in this suit.
A Copy-Teste:
JOHN G. SPENCER. Clerk
G. M. ROGERS. y. d.
virrinia lc-20.4t
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LEGAL NOTICES


VIRGINIA:
III the Circuit Court Of the County
Of Powhatan
IN RE. Application Of J. IT.
Crump. Jr.. Of Powhatan, VIII
ginia. TO purchase 8 acres of
land. more or less. located in
Spencer District, PoWhatan,
County. Virginia. Co IN the
name of Eliza Penick.
Order Of Publication
TO:
ELIZA PENICK. If living. and if
deceased. har unknown heirs, DE-
viSees and assigns. and TO WHOM
IT MAY CONCERN:
You are hereby notified that d
tract Of land located III Spencer
District, Powhatan County. Viz
ginia. described IN. 8 acres. more
Of less, in the name Of Eliza PEN
lex. PoWhatan. Virginia. described
as Clements cp, was sold on
the l4th day of December. 1858.
for delinquent taxes. levies. inter
eat and costs. to the Common
wealth OF Virginia. for the year
1851. and application for the pur-
chase thereof having been filed in
this office, and it appearing from
the records III this office that you
are OF may be interested IN said
land. you are, therefore. notified
to appear within four a. months
from the date Of this notice and
do what Is necessary To protect
your interests.
WILLIAM E. MAxEY. JR., Clerk
ROBERT RANDOLPH JONES
Attorney at Law
ll03 Mutual Building
Richmond 10, Virginia 1871 At
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FOR SALE

=
WITTY worry about troublesome
SKIN Infection Tsy V-J-O. Gfays
DIuss. l2-l7-2op IL
BICYCLE 70" boys Good condl-
ton. Reasonable price Can Farm.
vile Gsl3. Ia.20-9t
Or TRADE 1858 Ford. 4-door
hardtop. fully equipped nlgle Equip
nnAt Co I2-24-2t
2 OIL HEATERS. pipe. drum and
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Cali after 6 p. n. Farmville 302l w.
l2-2I-lt
OR TRADE 1858 Chevrolet, hard
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HELP WANTED

- - . sTss'saEs
WANTED 50 PIANOS: Turn your
pianos into cash. Discount New
and Used Furniture Co, phone
1898. 5-l4-tf
MAN OR WOMAN W flsll or part
time. 10 serve Watkins nationally
advertised products to rural custo-
mers III Cumberland County Earn
ings Up 20 500 per week possible
from the start Free life insurance.
plan. Should be over q years Of age.
Car or hight track necessary. Write
Mr. g. w. palmore. Columbia. va.
12-17-3t
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WOMEN to work In poultry
processing plant. G. c. Roberts.
Faimville. Phone 6l3 NJ. Elliott
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WANTED

PROPERTY 60 LIST your farm,
home, business or cumberland
with me today. Have local and
out Of town buyers. Landon Ct.
Atkins. Realtor. Municipal Bldg.
Farmville. Virginia Phone BOOM
Or 1893 5-24-tf (F)
EGGS some one to furnish Is to
20 dozen first class eggs weekly. W
3 Morris r ), Farmville. l2-2O-2t
CORN n barrels yellow. w. B.
Gates Sons, Rice. Va. l2-i7-3p
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HELP WANTED

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MAN OR WOMAN to work on chick
en- farm. Roberts Poultry Farm.
Farmvllle. Phone Glib M. l2-20-tt
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-24

YOUR ONLY AUTHORIZED
dealer in this area for Homolite.
Briggs and Stratton. Clinton. Lau-
son. REQ. Springfield Porter Cable,
Eska- Phone 998 Shailaberger and
Sons. Falmvllle. ll-22-tf IF
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CLOSED
DECEMBER
3 & 26
MADISON INN
HOUSE O. GOOD EATS,
HOUSE O. GOOD EATS

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STOCKHOLDERS The annual
meeting Of the stockholders Of
Planters Bark and Trust Company
Of Farmville. Farmville. Virginia
tor the election Of Directors. and
for the transaction Of such other
business rs may properly BE-
b ought before it, viii BE- held al
be banking House III the Town of
IA nvllle- Virginia On Tuesday
Januarygl4. 1858. at three O'Clock in
the afternoon. j 9 Bondmant Pres.
ldsnt. l2-27-2t F.
FOR PICK Up AND DELIVERY
on your power lawn mower or
garden tractor call 998. Shana-
berger and Sons. Farmville.
7-1e-tf If
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SPENCER 's--lndigidual design can
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l2I7.5tp
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SPECIAL for Christmas Suede
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-29

MeGresor Nordie Viking coot, for the man
who loves the outdoors. It's the vriIe look
personifed, for campus or country. The hand
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-29

Unlimited Free PorkinG
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-29
new, darker navy. 67''

Christmas blue darker It's the
every wardrobe for oterne oil
season. added importance
especially for the holiday parties As owo feel right blue
lends
darker bIuen Ionns unfin
horkskns You'll like the these
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blue fresh looking this solid ubdued
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0 Exto Longs,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06
Thinking
Of You!

Whot q difference when you choose Geneva
the only kitchen thot combines moximum conven-
fence with whisper quiet function throughout.
At every turn you will find on orroy of work.
sowing features tucked owoy in the smart styling
Of each roomy cobinet Storage problems will
be thing of the post.
Geneva hos designed versatility" into their
kitchen cabinets to fit any space or whm, and
any budget as we'll They were truly thinking
of you and the trend of modern living
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06

Le0te IT, switch you cor leave
ard forget your dishes Open the door
and remove the cleon dishes when you
return. or simply let them siond until
reody for use You'll have plenty OF
time tor many other things YOU want 10
do Remember, N k,chenAid, you bone
r., b, the experience which Hobart hos
aained DURING the many yeors OF noking
dishysashers for the worlds finest hotels
and res.oUranfs rs only notvFoi mot
KitchenAid. the Hobart Home OishsSdsheT.
IS me lost word ard our demon
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06

Selection of l6 in lifetime cosy clean stainless
steel with Midnight Blue controls Plus cooking tops
acid resisting porcelain enomeehOice Of Desert Pink.
Willow Green Sugar White, Reeo Grey Dotfodd yellow.
SondoIwood Brown and Conyoo Copper
Evening star., 1957-12-22
Weeks Accidents
Kill s in Homes,
IHospituIize I'll

one hundred eleven persons
were treated at area hospitals
last week for home accidents
In addition there were six
deaths. including two from
falls and four from burns.
The four deaths by burning.
according to the home accident
survey Of the District Red
Cross Chapter. was caused by
smoking in bed and emptying
smoldering contents Of ash
trays into waste paper baskets
The injuries included 40 falls.
l3 burns. 10 poisonings. IL
foreign bodies In the eye and
throat, II cuts and ~ miscel-
laneous injuries.
A child had a staple re-
Evening star., 1957-12-22

~ 0NOOAO
Is the family doctor--the old
school general practitloner--
becoming = thing Of the pastP
Today's medical student finds
himself in the middle Of this
one.
'"one inevitable result Of our
increasing medical knowledge
has been the development of
speciality practice--the division
OF medicine into learnable
parts" said DR.. Ward barley,
executive secretary OF the AS
.Sociation Of American Medical
Colleges.
Contrary to the opinions
and preachings Of the educa-
tors in medicine the need for
super-Specialization is dimin-
ishing year by year." said DR..
:. Phillips Frohman. q WASH
ington general practitioner.
II do not believe that medical
students Of today are so micro
cepkslic that they cannot
Absorb what we know about
medicine in this age Of the
satellites" he said.
Each addressed different
meetings Of the medical stu
dents at the George Washing
ton University this fall.
Trend to Continue
The trend toward speciality
training win continue, DR..
barley Of Denver. Colo, de-
clared, land as q consequence
specially training win become
a must for every medical grad
uate. Even general practice
will require from two to three
years special training"
Likewise. I do not believe
that any medical school faculty
in the world Is capable OF
teaching its students all there
Is to know about medicine and
allied subjects In q short four
year span." said DR.. Frohman.
He declared that modern
medicines improved diagnostic
methods, the new drugs. radio
iSotopeS and other advances
have simplif1ed the practice of
medicine. The outcome Of
treatment is more certain than
ever before" he said.
DR.. barley pointed out that
the post-high school education
of q physician now stands at
from 10 to Is years. Speaking
Of medical advances. he said
that ''the point has been
reached where we can no longer
solve the problem Of coping
with this expanding body Of
knowledge by simply increasing
the content and length Of the
educational period.
"Just Beginning"
Limitations upon human in
tellectual capacity preclude the
addition Of more content with
out adding to the time involved,
and limitations upon the hui
man span Of usefulness make
1t unreasonable to cut further
into ones potential years OF
professional service BY so
doing"
Both physicians agreed that
the four years Of medical
school are just the beginning
OF a doctors medical education.
DR.. barley said the time is
sielsns. But whether you are
determined to be a specialist, a.
Super-specialist or q research
Evening star., 1957-12-22

moved from her throat. An.
other had Q fishbone' removed
from the throat.
Accidental poisonings oc-
Cured to children who ate OF
drank aspirin. drain cleaner
glue. mothballs. wall plaster
and cleaning fiuid.
Evening star., 1957-12-22
Legion Group Plans
ChiIdren's Parties

The District 40 and 8 Society
of the American Legion will
hold a Christmas party for
children at Junior village al
$50 pm. today.
on Saturday the group will
give q party for youngsters at
st. Josephs Orphan Asylum at
q pm. Members Of the women's
auxiliary will assist in these
programs.
Evening star., 1957-12-22
Enormous Help

Here the general physician,
with his ability TO Judge. 10
convey. to understand with a
heartfelt warmth derived from
years Of family practice
rather than disinteHrated single
patient specialization. can be Of
enormous help TO the student
and the intern"
DR.. Frohman said medical
schools should provide general
practitioners for preceptor
training. with senior students
required to spend time with a
family doctor in actual practice.
Certainly not all students
are planning to be general ply
physician. the experience you
viii undergo as q preceptee
with a family doctor will be a
lasting and impressive expert
ence in your life"
Evening star., 1957-12-22
TODAY IN MEDICINE
Fomily Doctors Role
ls.Discussed at CIV

coming when every medical
student must inevitably spe-
clalize.
DR. Frohman differed:
Scientists are greatly dis
turbed by the super-single
track specialization In all fields
OF science. Their cry Is for
the overall scientist first. and
specialization later. Medicine Is
no exception to this destructive
force OF over-specialization.
"A physician should ana
must be. first a man Of COM
plete general medical UNDER
standing and then a specialist
II he so desires. DR.. Frohman
told the undergraduates
Evening star., 1957-12-22

PROGRAMS
The Nome nugget., 1957-03-01

the favors of the "king."
 Filmed in Tecfnicolor entirely on location in the Fiji Islands, the story tells. If David O'Keefe, a rugged soldier of fortune, who finds himself in the. South Seas onaa mission of adventure How. he finds it apparently makes for an expressing action and roman tic yarn which is taken directly from the pages of the best-seller novel by Lawrence Klingman and Gerald Green.
 When Captain. O,Keefe is ship. wrecked and cast upon a Pacific. Island, there starts series ofSad-' yenturous incidents that include. a search for sacred stones, mar riage to a beautiful half-caste maiden, fights with footing muti neers, off another ship, and TO- mantle ceremonies. s
 All this makes for ttle of the most unusual romantic sagas based in part on historical fact ever put on film. Nit#.
 Bert Lancaster's screen heroism was born with his first film, "The Killers but in recent years it has taken more flamboyant and ap- pealing form. Now he is the real kind of story-book hero. He per forms physical feats on a grand scale, taking over all the Fiji Is lands and making himself blond chieftain of hundreds of South Sea natives.
The Nome nugget., 1957-03-01
LATE NEWS FLASH
 The Nome High Nancoks have wen for inc second day in a row. In todaY's game they defeated Greeley High 57 10 26.
Bill Seeks to Give Alaska Title to
 Pacific Tidal Lands

WASHINGTON, tR - Delegate Bartlett D-Alaska introduced a bill Wednesday to give Alaska title to lands beneath tidal waters lying seaward of surveye5 town ships.
 The bill, proposed by the De- partment of the Interior last week, would, in effect, permit le- galizing of waterfront develop ments which have grown up in Alaska's coastal communities.
 The property is reserved for Alaska as a state and now is ad- ninistered by the Department.
The Nome nugget., 1957-03-01
Lancaster portrays Sea Captain Made Tribal King of South Pacific Paradise

His Majesty O'Keefe,'' a fabu- lous American sea captain of some years ago who was crowned king by a primitive, Pacific tribe, is the title of the colorful- new Warner Bros. picture which will be shown this Sunday and Monday at The Theater. 4s -
 Burt Lancaster, fresh from his acting triumph in From Here to Eternity" and master of all. cine matic derring-do, is said to top his cinematic career in the title portrayal. Pretty Joan Rise from England and lissome Tessa Prem dergast, Jamaica-born dancer, are the two lovelies who compete for
The Nome nugget., 1957-03-01
Astronomy Notes
By OLAF HALvERSON

A group of stars called the Hy- ades is located halfway between the Pleaides and Orion. This group of five stars in the shape of an arrowhead represents Taurus, the Bull. This is the bull that Orion chases across the winter sky.
 The beautiful, rose-colored star Aldebaran, "the eye of the Bull'' flashes on the end of this formation of stars which is in the shape of the letter V. Like the planet Mars, its rare and colorful light shines like beacon among the gold and silver of the other stars.
 Aldebaran is a much larger sun than ours and gives out forty five times more light. The star is so far away that it would take 28 years for light to travel from Aldebaran to earth.
 The Hyades of which Aldebaran is the brightest star, is now visible in the southern sky each evening. The grouping of the stars is some times likened to a flock of geese flying southward.
The Nome nugget., 1957-03-01
WEATFEFTe. TsEPONT
Cornniscd bu the

Computed by the US Dept. of Commerce Weather Bureau Cloudy with snow and blowing snow tonight and Saturday. East erly winds 20 to 30 mph. -decreas- ing Saturday night. Lowest tenn perature expected tonight 0, high est expected Saturday 20. Nome data last 24 hours as of ' am. today: Precipitation, trace. Total snow on ground, 19 incheso High temperature II, low -12. Max. wind 29 mph. from the NE. Sun rises 7:10 a.m., sets 5:19 pm. Temperatures year ago today: high -18, low -33. Extremes for this date since 1907: highest 40 in 1888, lowest -33 in 195o.
The Nome nugget., 1957-03-01

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-14

Contoins Pure lon-
din. Extra large
supply = will last
months!
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-01-31
SIS 1::s DREc1oRv For DEPENDABLE SERVICE


BENJAMIN Moore's alkyd Sani-Flat,
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EXTENSION ladders, the best prices
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FOR SALE-MisCe Cell1ne0us

1852 PICK up tow truck. power winch
Z fl. snow plow, new motor brake
and clutch, bargain $1,000; brand
new electric Clary cash register,
operators letters, different total,
must see to appreciate value, new
$50 a5 sell for $500: stationary
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Condition, SIS; upright coke machine,
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$50: new wheel balancer and assort-
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SOS 1000 gallon water storage tank
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-25

1IIC Idot IVcIII ItItIS 10 IIICOIIIt
from investments and exports
abroad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-25
Steel Prices
for New
S. Increase

CLEVELAND, Mar. Is Up
Steel prices, which have risen
an average of about 81 a ton
since December, are due for an
other SIS to IS raise this summer
Steel magazine said yesterday
The new price increase will
follow an automatic wage in
crease guaranteed in the three
year contract negotiated with
the United Steel Workers last
year.
steel" said production, which
has been falling off for several
works, will pick up in May and
June as customers try to beat
the price rise.
Since December. the trade
weekly said, producers have
raised prices by increasing
charges for specific qualities
sizes and packaging. Cold rolled
sheets and hot rolled bars have
gone up So a ton, hot rolled
sheets SIS. cold finished bars Sc
plates 81 and drawn wire $l2.
The magazine said production
dropped a half point to "a per
cent of capacity last week, with
an output of 2,405. 92l net tons
The composite price on finished
steel remained at Sl39.5l a net
ton. but steelmaking scrap fell
another $3.50 to $48.83 a gross
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-25
Court to Hear
fairbanks Suit

CHICAGO. Mar. 25 tP,-The
contest between Leopold d. Sill
berStein and the MANAGEMENT
for control Of Fairbanks. Morse
IL Co., headed toward a show
down today.
The first engagement of what
could be the decisive week was a
debate in United States District
Court.
Attorneys for both sides were
called to present their argu-
ments on a move TO block the Sill
berstein groups drive to take
command Of the $l35 million
heavy equipment company.
The hearing was scheduled for
2 pm. est.
The Fairbanks, Morse manage
ment has asked the court to is
sue an injunction restraining
Mr.. Silberstein. his Penn Texas
Corp. and his associates from
voting their big block of Fair
banks, Morse stock at the CON-
Ipany's annual meeting or
wednesday. The management
claims that the Silberstein group
accumulated the stock through
illegal deals.
Mr.. Silberstein has said he
controls almost half OF the Fair
banks, Morse stock. That is
enough, he figures. to elect a
majority Of the ll-man Fair
banks. Morse board Of directors