davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-14
0ptimismo Sobre eli Future de la
Industriu Bununeru del Ecuador

NUEVA YORK, Die. 13-(U.
P.I.)-El servicio de informa.
cion extranjera del First Natio-
nal City Bank of New York d.
ce que no hay motive para que
la industria hananera del Ecua-
dor no pueda continuar SUI pre-
sente elevado nivel Isl los trans
portes y las practicas de cult
vo Sc mejoran y 81 pueden
abrirse al cultivo nuevas tierras
libres de infection"
Hablando sobre las perspecti-
vas economics del Ecuador en-
genera. ell boletin dice:
Concrete Exterior y Balan-
"a de pages: apoyados por las
de bananas, cacao y cafe, hay
5uena probabilidad de que los
irgresos por exportacion pue-
dan mantenerse en- un elevado
nivel en- ell future, aunque quiz
zas por debaio de la cifra de
1873 m.llones de dolares de 1857,
en- que la combination de bue.
nos precios y un gran yolumen
faVorecio a Ecuador. Respecto
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-14

en- busca de depositos clandes-
tinos de armas.
Sc sabe a ciencia cierta que,
al ~enterarse de la detencion de
los periodicals.. ell Presidente de
la Republica, Ramon Villeda No
ra1es, exteriorizo SUI desconten-
to y Sc cree fundamentalmente
que g%estionara que ell Procura-
dor de la Republica retire la
acusaci6n contra aquellos.
Por SUI ,parte, la Association
de la Prenss hondurena Sc reu-
MID con motive de la aprehen.
sion de sus dos afiliados.
Sc dijo tambien que varios
abogados de Tegucigalpa Sc han
ofrecido espontaneamente a de-
fender a Castro y Zelaya Rubi,
aun cusndo Sc da por SECURE que
la intervention del Presidente,
de indiscutible ejecutoria demo
cratica, dara por resultado la
excarcelacion Y la retirada de la
acusacion contra ambos perio.
distas.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-14

" DIG. Id. -lOFlJ-
La Camara de Representatives.
Nlncioiara en- firme ell lunes
2roximo I'm nuevo proceso con-
ira ell ex DICTATOR Rojas Pi-
nilla, quien debe comparecer
en- Cartagena ante la comiSion
instruction. del Senado para rem
dirle declaration en- otros dos
juIcioS
FL nuevo proceso que Sc abri-
"a incluye a Luis Morales Co
mez, una de las figuras desta-
cadas durante ell Gobierno de
RojaS como gerente del Banco
Popular v Ministro de Hacienda,
y al ex canciller, Evaristo Sour
dis, Sc refiere a negociaciones
con ell Popular Custodian" de
Nueva York, entidad filial del
Banco Popular.
La comision acusadora de la
Camara adelanto una investi-
gacion Sobre esta entidad para
tratar de establecer movimien-
toS de fondos desde la central
del Banco Popular de Bogota.
Simultaneamente la comisi6n
Investigators especial designa-
da por ell Gobierno de la Junta
Militar ell ano pasado, entrego
a la comlsi6n acusadora de la
Camara la Investigation sobre
ell negocio del ingenio azucarero
de Berastegui. Esa comiSion or
der6 apresar a varios implica-
dos en- ell negocio que, sostiene,
permitio a Rojas apoderarSe
vastas baciendas vecinas.
La comision instructora del
Senado viajo hacia Cartagena,
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-14
Ike Promote Adecuada Ayuda Para
FL DesarroI|o de America Latina
Is de Vital ImpOrtaneia Pura Ell
Bienestur del MUndo Libre, Dice
POr JOSEPH U. HINsHAw

WASHINGTON, Die. 10. =
(UPD-- Las 81 r~epublicas anne
rlcanas terminaron Su confe-
rencia de cuatro semanas en-
Washington con una nueva pro-
mesa del Presidente Eisenho-
wer de que los Estados Unidos
haran 10 que les corresponds
ppr ayudar a la America Latina
a solueionar sus problemas.
La promesa presidential fue
una de las notas mas sobresa-
lientes de la session de clausura
de la "ComiSi6n de los 21", que
ha estado buscando los medios
de librar al hemisferio de la
playa de la deficiencia de de-
sarrollo
Ell Presidente del Brasil, JUS
celino Kubitschek, autor del
plan Operation Pan America,
que origino la creacion de esta
comision, declare en- un mensaie
especial que ell grupo ha logrado
I'm halagieno progreso inicial en-
la empresa de abolir la pobre-
"a en- ell continente.
En- su mensaje, ell Presidente
Eisenhower declare:
"El desarrollo economico de
la America Latina es de vital
iinportancia para ell vigor y ell
bienestsr de TODD Ell mundo Ii
Ere.
"Como americanos, estoy Sc
guro, todos compartimos la
confianZa en- ell provenir de este
Hemisferio, y estamos determi-
nados a seguir adelante con las
medidasIconcretas n~ecesarias pa
ra hacer que la cooperation in
teramericana en- la esfera eco
monica sea tan fructifera como
ha resultado en- ell campo politi-
CO..
Ell Secretario de Estado ad-
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-14

CARACAS, diciembre IS u.
P.I.)-El coronel Victor CARR
do Sutil, comandante de la
Guardia Nacional, declare que
respeta ell resultado de las cleo
clones presidenciales del domin-
go Gltimo y apoyara al Presi-
dente electo porque esa cha 81
do la voluntad del pueblo vene-
zolano."
Anadio Garrido que su pro-
mesa de mantener la estabili-
dad democratica continGa en-
pie, y prometi6 TRAFALGAR en- ia
vor de I'm ambiente de paz y
ammonia nacionales.
Sc ha dicho que en- los prime
ros dias de la semana pr0xima
Sc proclamara oficialmente Pre-
sidente electo a Betancourt en-
un acto que Sc celebrara en- ell
Conseio Supreme Electoral
Los nuevos miembros del Con
cejo Municipal del Distrito Fe
deral preparedness al partido
de Union Republican, Demo
cratica (URD) que apoyo la can
didatura del expresidente pro-
visional, Larrazabal, seran pro-
clamados esta tarde.
Ell Movimiento Electoral Ma
cional Independence (MENI)
de Formosa, creado para hacer
la campana en- favor de la can
didatura de Larrazabal, resolvio
disolverse, segun anuncio ell pr0-
pic secretario de la organiza-
cion, porque SUI existencia la mo
tivaba solamente Ell apoyo a la
candidatura del ~Contralmirante.
Los computes oficiales dados
a coneer hoy arrojan las 81.
guientes cifraS:
Betancourt 1877, 978
Larrazabal 1888, 473
Caldera 402, 745
Anulados 82,867
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-14
Presenta Renuneia Embajador
Bo|iViano Ante Ia Casa Blanca

WASHINGTON, Die. 13-(U.
P.I.)-El Embajador boliviano
Manuel Barrau dijo que ha pre-
sentado su renuncia al Gobier-
no de SUI pals.
Ell Embajador rehuso dar de-
talle alguno sobre SUI r%enuncia,
limitandose a decir que la ha.
bia enviado a La Paz.
Barrau dijo que no saba 81
habia sido aceptada o no, y que
por Ell momento, preferia guar
dar silencio.
Otras fuentes indicaron que
ell Embajador fue objeto de du-
ras criticas en- ell Congreso bo-
liviano por un discurso que pro-
nuncio ante la Comision de los
81 hace mas de tres semanas.
En- ell curse de un debate so
bre una institution bancaria
-interamericana. Barrau INDIGO
que seria dificil para algunos
paises, entire ellos Bolivia, con-
tribuir con mu"ho dinero para
ell banco en- ell momento pre-
sente.
Luego pinto un grave cuadro
sobre e. estcdo actual de la eco
nomia boliviana
Embellishments despues que
Barrau termino de ablar ell En-
bajador argentine, Cesar Ba-
rros Hurtado, pidio la palabra
para ofrecer la cooperation del
Gobierno argentine para ayu-
dar a solucionar los problemas
economics de Bolivia y Para
quay.
A Ell Sc unio en- esta oferta
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-14
Fraeasan Negoeiueiones Petrolerus
de Ia Argentina con Grupo "Atlas"

"fraude... fraudulento" cuando
Sc nego permiso para hablar a
SUI diputado Jorge w. Perkins.
Ell Senador Benjamin Guzman,
primer vicepresidente del SeEa-
do dijo:
"Estamos cumpliendo un re-
quisito Constitutional. No hay
NADIA que discutir."
Mas .tarde dijo: HE cumplido
la Constitution"
Los dlputados de la oposicior
Sc retiraron lanzando nuevos
gritos.
(Pasa a ia Pagina 11)
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-14

a las exportaciones memories,
slgunas de elias como los SOM
breros Panama" y las nueces
Tagua han eStado reduciendose
otras, como las semillas de ri
cino, MADEIRA balsa, maiz, azu-
car, algodon, piretro y camaro-
Hes, muestran una expansion
prometedora. En- 1857, ell ano
de los grandes embarques de
BAHAMAS cerca del so por Glen
10 de las exportaciones fueron
a Estados Unidos. La Europa
(Pasa a la Pagina VI
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-14
TODOS CRITICAN
HOJAS SUELTAS

CARACAS, diciembre IS (U.
P.I.)-Todos los partidos poll
ticos han dado una declaration
diciendo que la profusa .distri-
bucion de hojas sueltas anoni-
mas, incitando al pueblo a rea-
liar demostraciones de ir a la
huelga, tienden a crear confu-
sion en- ell anime publieo yrsem-
brar la desconfianza.
Manifiestan los partidos que
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-14
ESCENAS vIOLENTAS EN- Ell
CONGRESO

BUENOS AIRES, Die. IS. =
CUPID -Hubo escenas violentas
en- la breve session conjunta del
Ccngreso para dar possession al
Senador Jose Maria Guido, CO.
mo Presidente provisional del
Senado substituyendo al vice
presidente de la Republica, doc
tor Alexandra Gomez, quien re-
nuncio ell mes pasado como re-
sultado de una gran crisis poll
tica tras varios dias de tension.
Ell DR.. Guido presidira ell es-
tado durante la vista del Presi-
dente Arturo Frondizi a los Es-
tados Unidos ell mes proximo.
Los radicales del pueblo de la
oposic.o on, lanzaron gritos de
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-14

BUENOS AIRES, diciembre
10 CUPID. - Yacimientos Pc
troliferos Fiscales, oficialmenet
anuncio anoche que las negocia-
clones con ell grupo Atlas han
fracasado.
Ell anuncio dice que Yacimien
tos ha notificado al poder ejecu-
two sobre la termination de las
negociaciones con Ell grupo
Atlas.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-14

ell delegado brasileno, Augusta
Federico Schmidt. Mas tarde,
Venezuela, Chic y Peru ORE
cieron una cooperation SINH
lar.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-06-04
East Pitt 141 |nvitationa| Tourney
Overwhelmed Expectations Of Leaders
Host Membership Pulls Out All Stops
In Order To Handle Legion of Bowlers

Cleveland with a 207 high
game copped a IS award.
We would like to thank
the Zajednicar for the won
derful publicity given our
Tournament. Once again
the response was tremen-
dOus.
Prior to this East Pitts
burgh was just a small ham,
let or slightly larger off US.
Highway 80 East that many
heretofore never knew exis-
ted.
AS the result of this tour
nament, the Croatian Hall,
North and Electric Avenues
in East Pittsburgh, which
housed the banquet Sunday
evening April Goth identified
itself to a few more C.F.U.
members. The event while in
it's first reeling Intentionally
also helped to heap attention
on the Croatian Fraternal
Union.
The CFU Legal Counsellor,
Edward B. Servov, lent q
hand at the speakers table.
Lodge 141 as the hosts ex.
tended themselves as best
they could to handle the
crowd that made e. Pitts
burgh a Mecca of Tenpinners,
many of whom carried on to
the fitting climax, the C.F.U.
Tenpin Tournament in St,
Louis, Mo.
Our wish for 1859 is that
our East Pittsburgh under.
taking serves as a prelude tc
a possible C.F.U. Pennsylva'
MIA Tenpin Tournament that
will ultimately lead to bolster
ing the annual classic among
C.F.U. Tenpinners, Youngs
town in 1859, Chicago i,
1860, and Detroit in 1861.
Emil Sardoch, Publicis
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-06-04
EAST PITTSBURGH, Pa

EAST PITTSBURGH, IA.
- Publicity anent other tour
naments having su b S id d
somewhat, villa Lodge 141
of this community takes to
these columns to report on
the successful running of the
Invitational Tenpin Tourna-
ment under it's auspices Sum
day, April Goth.
The response was beyond
expectation and on the day
of the Tournament we had to
press another bowlarium into
service to handle the SO teams
entered, % mems and 8 wom-
ems.
They came from Cleve-
land, Canton, Johnstown,
Trafford, Turtle Greek, No.
Braddock, Hill View, and
from our own townsmen,
Auroras Lodge 1856.
The Lodge al committee
behind this first venture in
to the sports field wanted to
show it's appreciation and feel
that they did in some manner
when they announced the Win
ners and the prize awards
which read as follows:
Mems Division-Lodge 141
E. Pittsburgh, 3222-$75.OO;
E. Pittsburgh Serbs, 3O62-
$4,000; Cleveland Blue Ea-
igles, 3026-$32.OO; and Trol.
leys, E. Pittsburgh, 3024-
$4,000.
Steve Lukinich of East
P i t t s burg h with 268-72e
scores hauled down a $500
award.
| Among the Women-Golut
Funeral Home, Clevela a n d
2762 won $4,000; followed by
Shamrocks, E. Pittsburgh
Pa. 2692-$18.OO; C. F. U
Lodge 514, Canton, O., 257;
$1,000. Mary Stre.hinic o
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-06-04
MONTHLY MEMBERSHIP REPORT

e53 Bartol Anne C.
go Bulva Joseph Walter
975 Krek Bozidar r. Stojko Jo-
.ef, Stojko Stefan
Reinstated From Reserve
and Suspensions
Ivicek Pavao
s Janakovich Anthony, Lugar
13 Mills Theresa, Putric Edward
IA Ladovic Stjepan, Mikash
Frank, Tustan Lillian
SO kvorak Edward
"a Sporcic Matthew
A Katie Donald
80 Sikich Frank, Sikich johanna
Mary
129 Vucina Vinko
169 Kopcho Anna, Kopcho Andrija
1T Gustin Joseph, Jr.
235 Gavric Viktor
PAL Sipos Paul
243 Strbich Peter
305 Ernie Irene
326 varljen Kuzma, Varljen Mary
345 Plevelich Thomas
423 Kostelich Thomas
sos Djetelich Thomas
557 DiMartile John T., Martineck
Katherine, Martineck Michael.
Strusa Adeline, Strusa Antho-
ny J.
663 Murray Raymond
900 Mozer Elizabeth
741 Pitalo Tony NJ.
IT'S Dangel Angeline
948 Marinovich Anthony
S12 Brick Steve
Accepted On Reserve
1 Malovich Joseph
13 Malinak Arthur A.
16 Brlozan Mary, Brlozan SAM
uel, Fember Matthew, Gusha-
mas Louis
10 Stedul Juraj
81 koontz Frank M.
80 Spehar Steve
Is Vranic George
7e Koezerzat Gladys
81 Yanzetich Peter
81 Rupert Helen
90 Juratovac Mark
130 Marzic Luka
40 Bistrow Elinor w.
1876 Kuzmick Anna, Kuzmick Jo-
sip, Licul Tonica, Nacinovich
Anton f.!
20z Bauman Rose, Koren Ann
221 Pancarozio Jimmy
231 Dinjar Robert
24S Yurcevic Maria, Psrozic Nj
kola, SkrinjRric Louis, Skri-
mario Sylvester, Zooko Ana
255 Ivanac Michael
256 Halavanic John
2S8 Sertich James J.
2s9 Fuller Catherine, Fuller He
len, Laski John, Laski Sarah,
Lukac Theodore
, 800 Lawrence Viola
3O7 Ivcic Frank, Ivcic Rose
335 Matko Joseph
351 Korr Barbara
354 Marinkovich ELI
423 Bozich Gloria, Bozieh Joseph,
Jr., Bozich Josip, Darroch
James, Jr., Darroch Margaret,
Darroch Thomas A., Domitro-
vich Catherine. Domladovao
Ferdinand, Domladovac Fran
ca, Domladovac Jack, Cladich
Samuel, Hajdin Marta, Kor-
pas Luka, Lovrich Sophie,
Sharek Joseph, Shsrek The
resa, vukodonovich Steve,
Wuttur, George, Zvonar An
thony
425 Baricevac Milo
437 Skrabalak John J.
44O Vukovich Joseph
484 Jurcic Makso
4se Sakich George, Vukelich 10.
seph
400 Miladinb Helen, Miladin Helen
J.
$40 Rupcich Joe
5S1 Pain NADIA
sos Rumora Michael J.
671 Koluder John
731 Bujanovich John
F, 737 Swami Eva
S48 Kerpan Ivan. Kerpan Louis,
Kerpan Marta, vukovich Lo-
retta
900 Pudarich Branko
929 Miletich Mary
$50 Moritz William
638 Fehir Frank
644 Ddjordjevic Maria
500 Celik Joe
Accepted On Reserve
Via Transfer
48 Zalec Roman i.
1O1 Sorich Dorothy n
518 Belavich John
657 Vixintin Annie M.
G - CANDID
F. FORWARD
u - URRANE
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-06-04

] VI OVulIIV11Vuu S'sS1usHSu
BETHLEHEM, Pa. - This
is to inform the members Of
CFU Lodge SIG that the reg
ular monthly meetings during
the months of June, July, and
August, will be held on the
3rd Thursday, at TOO pm,
instead of the usual 3rd Sun
day afternoon.
Members will be notified
Of this change via postal
cards, also.
In September, we will 60
back to our 3rd Sunday of
the month schedule.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-18
Kandolph-He Tops Victoria l5-2

team received strong tWo-hit pitch
ing from highlander Robert Foster
April . TO post an easy 1872 win
over Victoria High.
Foster had a shut-out until the
ilt inning When The Panthers Got
bDth Their hits Williams lit
homer VIII. u terminate OF base
IN account lof both Victoria rans
Catcher Wayne Tanner collected
Three hits m three trips to the
plate 10 lead The KH assault on
Two Panther pitchers. Palmer and
Car The former toiled until the
fifth when Carr came on in relief
Danny Elder Robert Fears and
Charlie Harding contributed to the
heavy Statesmen bombardment at
hat each going two for three.
Inc winning Statesmen com
United only one error against SIX
foi the panthers.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-18
Changes Noted
In Top Level
OF NEPCO

A. H Mcdowell. Jr.. was named
president Of Virginia Electric and
Power Company Wednesday at a
meeting Of the company board Of
directors. He previously was serving
as operating manager.
The 50yeaf-old Mcdowell sue
ceeds Erwin II viii. So. who was
named chairman Of the executive
committee and vlce-chairman Of
the board a newly created posi-
ton
Othe" changes included the selec-
ton OF George d Gibson as general
counsel, succeeding the late T JUS
tin Moore, who also had been a
director and chairman Of the execu-
tive committee w Taylor Muir
ply a director. was named q mem
Der Of the executive committee and
S. Edward Ratcliffe. treasurer. was
elected director
The directors also declared a
quarterly dividend Of Is cents per
share on common stock
The firm said the change in Nc
DoWell's and Wills office reflects
an effort to strengthen manage
ment at top level !"
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-18
Authors Consider
Biographers' Problem

Patton and the soldier-slapplnp
incident. the Barretts of Wimpole
Street and their treatment by the
biographer We're among the writer's
problems probed by four LongW,ood
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Thursday.
They were to present a panel dis
cussion on The Problems OF Writ
ing Biography at literary tea
sponsored by Beorc En- Thorn.
Longwood College English homo
rary.
r c. Simonini, Jr., professor of
English, acted as moderator. On
the panel were James Wellard.
author of General George S. Pat
ion Jr- Man Under Mars; Fran
CHS B. Simkins. author Of Pitch
fork Ben Tillman. South CAROLYN
ian; Gardner b Taplin, author
OF The Life of Elizabeth Barrett
Browning and Marvin W. Schle
gal, author Of Ruler Of the Read
ing; The Life Of Franklin B Co.
wen.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-18
P0whatan Loses
Two In District
BY BOBBY HAAS

Powhatan dropped two games
this week. both u District : foes
Freeman broke IT'D i IT, Iii tie
last inning to take 4 AZ WIN Mon
day and AIbeluaflr capitalized Nv
walks and effols 10 tate ii
tlanr 1l wiH Tuesday
po@hatan tea tie Eatne HI 12
With Douglas freeman il the top
q sevenlh inning sonny Ilnsl,.y
singled to lead The Rebel attack III
the last frame. and moved 10 soc-
ond on balk. Hc went W third
OIL pass bail
Coach John Guidon pulled his in-
field III 10 play for the squeeze
and 30 Johnson punched a SINGLE
through the iniield N drive home
tie winning run
Bobby Moore was tall man al the
plate hitting Two for four Ghris
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-18
Hospital News

There were 81 patients in the
hospital Thursday morning
Patients Admitted
Jack Chappell. Hampden Sydney:
Mrs, E r Gown, Burkepille, Mrs.
L. c Lindsey Rice N Lenhart
Chase City, l.. w Echols Rice,
Mrs G. J purvis. Dillwyn. II. +.
Mccain. crewe Mrs T l.. Wag-
staff. Chase City. Tim y
ira y IN, Burkeyllle: Betsy Bes-
sent. Crewe. and Mrs c J Allard.
Jf.. Amelia
Mr. and Mrs T NJ MANS. Farm
VILE boy April IA
Mr. and Mrs { 7 Ncwcomb.
SAKE. girl, April IA
Mr.. and Mrs J N Adams, On
tario. girl, April Is.
Nh. and Mrs J c. jenkins.
Burkeville. girl, April IL
Mr. and Mrs. J. T Ashsy. Chase
City. girl, April IA.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Ownby,
Farmville, boy. April IS.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Dowdy. Dill
wyn. girl. April Is.
C0lored Patients
F. renee Paige. Hampden-
Sydney and Robert Daniels. Black.
stone
COlOred Birth
Hayes and Susie Wiley Farm
vile. girl April l6.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-18
james Rive. .keoqus
Jack jennings Will
Toss Ball In AS
Amelia Opens Season

Baseball season VIII open for the
fans ID A m | a lA,tnty Sunday
afternOoh al the Nunty laiI
grounds al } pm. "heh Amelia
viii meet Orchid for the first game
Of the Janes River League
Amelia viii be out DO defend
their title us champions q the
James River League for The past
two Seasons.
Anne liza signed three young
players for this season. Watson
Yeats, first baseman. Pete War
rem, relief pitcher. both from
Amelia county. and Lewis KnNipe,
infielder- from Crewe. The rest Of
the team will remain about the
same as East year including Monte
Kennedy formerly OF the Charts.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-18
Area High School Diamond Roundup
Cumberland Hits
TO 2l-O Victory
By COLEMAN GOODMAN

Cumberland Dukes Smsged out a
III victory over Beaumont Thurs
day afternoon on Cumberland S
High School field Before the game
VAS over Coach Vassar had played
the entire squad
Edmund Garnett led the attack
with home run. triple. double
and single.
Johnny Asal and Claude Mein-
hard also added home runs in the
fifth and sixth innings.
David Shores. freshman
pitcher. struck out eleven Of the
sixteen men he faced in the five
innings he worked Shores allowed
only one hit
Claude Meinhard allowed only
one hit in the last two innings
The Dukes record now stands
"a with 7-3 victory owe. Powha-
tan and 40 loss to Buckingham
early In the season
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-18
Congress Holds
Rein On Defense

The impossible request from The
Administrations its proposals for
a reorganization Of our defense
establishment was the proposal
that the Secretary Of Defense be
given control over large sums Of
money. even to the extent OF al
locating the various services
money. or taking from one service
and giving to the other
The last source Of power Con
9ress has IN a showdown is ats
control Of the purse strings. II viii
never give up this remaining
weapon Moreover it is asking a
lot, in the opinion Of so-calfed
neutral observers to expect Con
gress to turn over control of such
vast sums Of money to a man who
has only been Defense Secretary
for few short months.
The Defense reorganization plan
submitted by the Administration is
step in the right direction, but
the identity of the armed ser
vices and Congress control of the
purse strings are two inviolate sys-
TENS which solons are almost GER
tain to preserve.
Atomic Explosions To Endo
A surge OF congressional senti-
ment, in favor Of e. s. proposal
to end atomic explosions. has de
veloped The Russian proposal, in
that vein, won the USSR a great
wave of sympathy throughout the
world, If these explosions could be
brought to an end after our sum-
mer tests. it would give the world
major accomplishment in the
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-18

At a recent meeting Ct the bali
cub F.id1dg,. l.icniilnan WAS re-
elected business manager for the
team Claude Hardy and Chuck
Flippen were elected copilots for
HE team on The field
Justice 81 the peace. Jack Jen-
nngs. vii pitch the FIRST ball ou.
~ thr game Sunday afternoon
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-18
Christmas Seals Sale Brings In
Nearly $4,000 In SOuthside Area

Residents OF nine Southside Viz
glnia counties contributed nearly
sl4. 900 in the 1857 Christmas seals
campaign. Mrs. Emma Anthony
SouthsIde tuberculosis association
citing executive director an
nounced this week
The total was sl3.974 Sc OF this
sum. lis per cent. or 81 .437 90. viii
60 to Virginia tuberculosis assoeia
ton, and S25 per cent. or SIT $50 rs
viii 20 10 the Southside TR as
ISOLATION
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-18
ONE ON THE BUTTON

mr. Crouch Woman is nothing
ouo rag, bone. and a hank of
hair2'
Mrs. Crouch" Man IS nothing
PVT Drag groan and tank Of
air. /"
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-18

BY counties. the total contiibu-
tons We're
Amella. 81 l32 22, Appomattox
81 OFT .65. Buckingham. 81 .348 SO:
Charlotte s. 235 80. Cumberland.
s7l9.ol. Lunenburg. 81 .548 81. Not
! toway S24l8SU. Pow VIA a n.
S245.5S. and Prince Edward
81 ,37003
Contributors in the cololed divi-
sion Of the campaign totalled
81 $3.50 "
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-18
don't miss it!

NJ indeed tho' YOU find s0ch fne euofy curoos
Of these low prices kna they have pcot EDGES.
nsh fnshed L-Fie and boes hem
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-18
|(rewe Hands Eucs
First District
Loss BY 20 Score

A pair Of imearned runs IN the
Sc ond inning gave Crewe the
necessary margin TO hand Bucking
ham their first defeat Of the sea
son Tuesday III the Railroadcrs
home grounds
Pete Gown twitled three hit
game fol NE losers. and korner