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Diario las Américas., 1958-10-19

(viene de la Primera)

aguaS Sc desbordan sobre los
diques hoy.
La Cruz Roja establecio hoy
otro centre en- ell area de de-
sastre en- la escuela elemental
en- La Joya, Texas, para pro-
porcionar alimentos, ropas y
medicinas a las victimas de la
inundacion.
POLICIA CARGA CONTRA
ANNIVERSARIES
QUITO-(UPD-La poll
cia montada cargo contra los
manifestantes que desfilaban d.
rigidos por legislatures de la
oposicion, una vez terminada la
Asamblea popular de anoche en-
ell Teatro Espejo, registrandose
varioS heridos leves y contusos,
Los legislatures pronuncia-
ron violentos discursos contra
ell gobierno y Sc proclamo la
necesidad de union de los par
tidos no Conservatives.
Terminado ell acto en- ell Tea
tro, los concurrentes desfilaron
hasta Ell monumento a Eloy Al
faro, heroe del librealismo a
principles de este siglo. Cuando
los manifestantes Sc dispersal
ban dando gritos contra ell 60
bierno, la caballeria arremetio
mientras la policia secreta gol-
pendo a los ciudadanos que
huian.
Los legislatures de la oposi-
cion han citado para una reu-
MON ell tunes en- Guayaquil pa
ra firmar un acuerdo de uni
dad de los partidos anticonser-
vadores.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-19
BATISTA

oA 10 "A
- Viene de la Pr1mera Pis. =
troll de la Base Aerea Militar
"Aeropuerto Batista", en- San
Antonio de los Banc~, la ceremo-
MIA de la clausura del 5to. Cur
so y Jura de la Bandera por
mas de 300 alumnos de la Es-
cuela de Reclutas del Regimen
to No. 10 de Infanteria del Ser
vicio Militar de Emergencia.
Como Official Revisor actu0 ell
Coronel Victor Duenas Robert,
jefe de dicho regimiento Su
plana mayor estuvo tornado por
ell coronel Julio Diez Diaz, los
commentaries Rafael Gonzalez
Cobos, Orlando Garcia y Felipe
Navarro; los capitanes Fernan-
do A, Figueroa y Leopoldo In
fante y los primeros tenientes
Balbino Hernandez y Pedro Ra-
mos. Como jefe de las fuerzas
que tomaron parte en- ell desfile
ofrecide en- honor de los nue.
vos soAados, ell comandante
Francisco A. Fajardo.
En- representation del Jefe
de Estado Mayor C~oniunto &C.
neral en- Jefe Francisco Taber-
nilla Dolz, ell mayor general Luis
Robainas y Piedra.
Asistieron tambien al acto ell
coronel Docampo Garcia, en- re-
presentation del almirante Jo-
sc E. Rodriguez Calderon; el je-
fe de la Mission Militar de Esta-
dos Unidos, Coronel Clark Lynn,
y ell grupo de Oficiales, que in
tegran la expresada mission; una
representation del Teniente Ge-
neral Pedro Rodriguez, iefe de
Estado Mayor del Ejercito; los
jefes de los distintos mandos de
la Guarnicion de La Habana, y
I'm numeroso grupo de o~ficiales,
classes y soldados.
Terminadas las ceremonias los
nuevos soldados realizaron ejer-
cicios de arma de infanteria.
FL mayor general Robainas
Piedra hizo entrega del pre-.
milo obsequio del Honorable Sc
nor Presidente de la Republics
al soldado Rene 1. Saac Cana.
cho, que alcanzo ell numero uno
de este 5to. Curse; ell coronel
Clark Lynn entrego al solado
Francisco Arasica Fernandez,
que alcanzo Ell segundo lugar, Ell
premio ofrecido por ell general
en- jefe Tabernilla Dolz y ell CO.
ronel Duenas Robert al solda-
do Marcos Esquinaci, tercer lu-
gar, ell premie donado por Ell te-
niente general Pedro Rodriguez
Avila.
Finalmente Sc llevo cabo
una revista militar por las fuer-
zas del Regimiento No. 10.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-19
-.
(Viene de Ia Pagina 81
designo en- 1899 a Pho XII.

deSl2no en- 1889 a Pho XII.
Fuentes del Vaticano dijeron
que ademas de escoger Ell nue..
vo apa, los Cardenales apro.
vecharan SUI presencia aqui pa
ra discutir a fondo la politica
de la lglesia en- todas las regio-
mes del mundo. La opinion ge-
neral es que Ell conclave durara
de una semana a diez dias.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-19
PROBLEMAs
Wiene de la Pr1mera)

NNleHS Ue ID rTlLltTdy
bates de tipo lirico absorban
Ell tempo y estrechen las po-
sibilidades del exito.
En- Carlos Alberto Florit
hay luventud, ilustracion y
dinamismo.
La Opinion Publica
Estad0unidense
Hablando de las caracteris-
ti.as de la vida norteameri-
cana Ell Canciller argentine,
quien hizo I'm recorrido inte-
resante por varioS Estados du-
rante Ell mes que ~permanecio
en- este pals, manifesto que
eSta ''convencido de la i'm
portdncia basica que tiene la
opinion publica estadouniden-
sc en- la conducci6n de la po-
Utica de la Casa Blanca, 10
cual Sc explica en- la solidez
democratica de las institucio-
mes de este pals. En- 10 que
respecta a la politica intera-
mericana de los Estados
Unidos, yo soy I'm convened
do -agreg6 ell DR.. Flo
rit- de la convenience de
divulgar en- las distintas 70
mas del pals la realidad de
los problemas interamerica-
nos, para que eStos sean en-
fOcados con mayor reSpal-
do nacional por parte del Co.
bierno de Washington, Hay
que mover la opinion publica
norteamericana en- csc senti-
do, continue diciendo nues-
tro entrevistado.
La Argentina Actual
Vista desde una perspec-
tiva international puedo ase-
gurar -dijo Florit- que la
situaci6n argentina ha logra-
90 una gran solidez, la que
Sc demuestra en- ell credito
que Sc otorga a mi pals en-
las Naciones extranjeras. En-
ire otros ejemplos puedo dar
Ell relative a la va menciona-
da election de Argentina pa
ra formar parte del Consejo
de Seguridad de las Nacio-
mes Unidas. Ademas, ell ere
ditto a que me refiero 10 he
podido observar entire los
otros CancillereS y ell Depar-
tamento de Estado, que re-
conocen los esfuerzos que ha-
ce ell Gobierno argentine por
fortalecer la democracia y
por una ~autentica promotion
de la economic nacional en-
todos sus ordenes, buscando
SUI c~omplementacion con los
demas paises de America"
"Al referirme a este tema
estoy obligadO a mencionar
ell buen exito de anteayer en-
las negociaciones sobre la
question petrolera, que ha te-
niao ell respaldo de los Es-
tados Unidos, y que ha mere
cido elogiosas referencias de
los sectores publicos y priva-
dos del pals, incluyendo la
opinion editorial de The New
York Times. Estas negocia-
clones han sido vistas con ex-
pee ativa por los demas PAL
ses hermanos del continente'.
Y con estas palabras termi-
no la entrevista que conce-
di0 a Diario Las Americas,
con caracter exclusive, ell
Canciller que recientemente
pronuncio en- Washington uno
de los mas trascendentales
discursos en- la Conferencia
de Ministries de Relaciones
EXterioreS de America.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-19
HAY QUE
(Viene de Ia Primera)

un imperative moderno que en-
tendamos los de aquellos con
los clales convivimos".
La neceSidad de un mejor en-
tendimientO hemisferico fue ell
tema principal de la Primera
Conferencia Interamericana So
bre Intercambio de Personals,
en- la cual Gainza Paz fue uno
de los principles oradores. La
conferencia termino hoy con
un discurso de George Allen,
director del Servicio de Infor-
macion de los Estados Unidos.
LOCO COMETE OTRO
CRIMEN
En- ell Hospital de Siquiatria
de Rio Piedras aver de 5 a 6 de
la mahana, ell demente FELTON,
Serrano Baez, de 81 amos, ma
tural de Naranjito, quien lleva
siete amos recluido ALI, dio
muerte a puntapies al demente
Pedro Cruz de Rincon, la agre-
sion con los pies fue tan violen-
ia que lie desfiguro ell rostro.
Los hechos ocurrieron en- una
zelda en- la que habia encerra-
dos otros 10 dementes.
Ell doctor Bernal del Rio, di-
rector del Hospital de Siquia-
tria, confirm6 la muerte de
Cruz Cardons, aislando iGme-
diatamente al supuesto mata-
dor en- otrs cehda Independent
te.
Ell doctor Bernal del Rio in
formo a Ell MUNDO que Sierra
no Baez dio muerte hace un
ano y medic a Pedro Rodriguez
a quien tambien agredi6 con
los pies.
En- la Investigation prelimi-
mar del case intervinieron ell
teniente Benito Albelo, ell po-
licia Hector Gonzalez y ell de-
tective Alexandra Rigio. Este
ultimo por ordenes del fiscal
Francisco Agrait Oliveras, ha
reunido la pruebs para some
terla a fiscalia.
Ell fiscal Agrait orden6 la
autopsia de Cruz Cardona.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-19
"COLECTIVOS"


Fuentes de la policia infor-
maron que alrededor de veinte
"eolectivos" fueron incendiadoS
en- distlntas parties de la ciudad.
En- Avellaneda, mientras tan
to, grupos peronistas continue
ban causado disturbios en- las
primeras horas de la maiana
de hoy, pero la policia iba do.
minandolos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-19
POLICIA

Continuation de la pag. 81
Ford Motor Company, en- ell
barrio de La Boca, de BuenoS
Aires. No hubo que lamentar
victimas y los dahos materiales
fueron pequenos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-19
POR DEL
MUEREN 10
PERSONALS EN- Z DIAS

Informa ell doctor Raul Zayas-
Bazan, secretario de la Conf
sion Nacional de Transito que
durante los dias comprendidos
entire Ell seis al doce del mes en-
curse ocurrieron SO academies
en- zonas urbanas y rurales, con
I'm balance de diez muertos y ~
heridos.
En- relacion con la semana an
terror, ocurrieron cuatro acct
denies mas cuatro muertos mas
Y 81 heridos menos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-19
TRUMAN EJEMPLARES
CUBANOS EN- EXPOSITION
ANGOLA

Los miembros de la delega-
eion Guiana que concurrieron
recientemente al Congreso y Elk
posicion Mundial de Avicultura
que ACADIA de celebrarse en- Me
xico, visitaron al Ministro de
Agriculture para hacerle en-
trega de I'm informe Official so.
bre csc evento, en- ell que Sc pre-
sento un gran numero de elem
plares muy valiosos de todas las
razas, por las numerosas dele
gaciones que asistieron a dicha
Exposition.
En- la entrevista, los delegates
informaron que las ayes de la
variedad Cubalaya, oriundas de
nuestro pals, y debidamente re,
gistradas y clasificadas por los
organismos internacionales, fue'
ron las unicas de origen pu.
ramente l~atinoamericano que
comnitieron en- csc evento, sien
do <,jeto de la mayor admira.
cion por los numerosos Wsi.
tantes.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-19

bates de tipo lirico absorban
Ell tempo y estrechen las po-
sibilidades del exito.
En- Carlos Alberto Florit
hay luventud, ilustracion y
dinamismo.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-11
Interstate Discussion
Meetings Set By VDH

An outline for a study being made
for an east-West interstate highway
IN Virginia was presented at a
meeting in Waynesboro at 2:30 p m.
Thursday. BY K M. wilkinson. as
sistant traffic and planning engi-
neer for State Highway Depart
ment.
wilkinson. who will moot with the
executive committee Of group
backing a location along US 200
said today arrangements also are
being made for a meeting with rep
resentatives Of the group supporting
location along US Routes $50. 46O
and go.
The purpose of the meetings is to
describe the study we are making,
and the procedure to be used and
70 get the benefit of the views of
both groups" Wilkinson said.
Date for the Route 360-46O pro-
ponents' meeting has not yet been
set.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-11
Fraudulent Unemployment Claims
Here Bring County Court Convictions

n Four convictions have been OBJ
I.tained after trials in Prince Edward
County Court on charges of accept
ling unemployment compensation
benefits while working.
\ The trials have followed investi-
cations conducted here by Robert
~ Williams, Of Roanoke. special in
vestigator for the Fraudulent Claims
4 Division Of the Virginia Unemploy-
3ment Compensation Commission.
\ The Division has announced that
more charges are to be made after
current Investigations are com
Hpleted
H County Judge William P. Hay.
4 Jr-. has imposed a minimum Jail
sentence Of 10 days on each charge
Of false statements. The Court re-
qnires the serving Of 10 days but
has suspended portions Of time
above that for mitigating circum-
stances.
Under the law. those convicted
must also pay a fine and cost Of
court proceedings. They are also
required to make restitution Of
funds obtained through false state
ments.
Virginia's present unemployment
weekly benefit is S28. The law pro-
vides that the unemployed may
earn as much as So week without a
deduction in the total weekly bene-
fit Above that sum. the weekly
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-11
1853 Fluc-Cu rcd
Tobacco Supports
viii Average 54.6

Tho 1853 crop ~ hue cured TO-
bacco Will be supported a, rates
averaging SAG cents per pound the
Department Of Agriculture an
nounced Tuesday.
This compares with last year 4
average Of 5na cents The rate M
fleets 20 per cent ~ the parity
price IF this type tobacco as Of
July
Prices BY grades arc expected 70
~ announced within a week
Possibility Of a 'wo-daV move up
NJ opening dates Of flue cured mar
kcts In the five producing states
came this week when the South
CarolinaN orth Carolina Border
Belt was given an August 5 start
Inc date
The date originally set was
August Z, but warehouse interests
in South Carolina set their own
date two days earlier and the
Bright Belt Warehouse Association
agreed That raised the possibility
Of an across-the b ard two-dav
earlier start.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-11
Virginia FIue-C Cured
Tobacco Auctions
Start September Is

Flue- cured tobacco auctions at
Virginia markets viii begin on
September IS. That date is the one
set for the North Carolina VIRGINIA
Old Belt in which the states mar
kets operate
The opening date is five days
later than last years. All markets
in the five bright tobacco produc-
ing states have been assigned cor
respondingly later opening dates
because of unusually cold spring
weather
Following are the dates for the
various nue-cured belts. starting
with the southernmost Georgia
Florida belt on July % Border
North Carolina South Carolina
August I: North Carolina Eastern
Belt. August 81: North Carolina
Middle Belt, September q, and the
Old Belt. September s.
Opening dates are tentatively
selected by a Bright Belt Ware
house Association committee Of
five warehousemen. five growers
and five buyers. The Association
board of managers must approve
the committees selections. which
action was taken July 2 at the
Myrtle Beach. S c.. Association
convention
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-11
Capitol OuiIoys Set
Council Reflects
Town Officers;
TO Seek Attorney

Reelection, Of all municipal Off
GERS except John A Lancaster as
town attorney was voted Tuesday
night by the Farnville town coun-
Gil
Lancaster advised council earlier
Of his desire 10 retire from the post
after long service as legal adj
Visor to The town A committee Of
councIlmen was designated to Sc
cure his successor
Reelected were f l. Quisen-
berry, town manager, w J ellis
Jr.. town treasurer, and Otto S
Overton, chief Of police. Terms are
for one year. commencing July |
Councilman T W Bloomfield was
renamed vice mayor
New Faces
Tuesdays session. starting the
towns second full year under a
July 10 June 30 fiscal year. was
the first formal one for Mayor w.
f. Watkins. Jr He has been shar-
ing council actions. however, for
sevel al weeks IN anticipation Of the
change in mayors
Councilman 4 w Brooks Jr
also participated In his first session
Of four year term as successor
to Sydn0r G Newman On the mu-
nlclpal body
Vote improvements
The council approved capital out
lays Of Sl44 ,925 fOr the 1889 year,
providing one Of the heaviest annual
investments III municipal improve
ments on record
Included In major Improvements
set for the year were SIG 900 for
the new sewage lagoon $40 900 for
street blacktopping. $4,000 for new
street construction, 50 900 for new
water mailis and SCI wee lines.
$40, 900 for new raw water intake
and 5000 for sewer service lines
In addition, council set aside
from anticipated tax funds for the
year the usual $4,000 reserve fol-
water system improvements and
$1,000 to complete the towns
sic ,000 share Of the cost OF the new
Appomattox river bridge
Council also earmarked its annual
$4,000 sewer system Improvement
reserve. but placed the sum If
actual outlay during the year To-
eether with current funds and a
$4,000 federal grant for the sewage
lagoon construction.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-11
Resources Rise 70 Sl5.642.329
sS,343.All Bank Say Wings Here Show
1901. sos Increase From Last June

sion's bureau Of banking. reflect
crHdltienS Oh June u The com
parable called statements last year
showed conditions On juno g.
Total assets Of the three banks
wcr@ IN 1852 $50 from sJi.7na,
ON 10 Sl5 .6i2 .32N Demand deposits
rhdchnE accounts Wei down
slightly the decrease beng s53. 4o3.
hut this was far exceeded BY the
nain III time deposits savings
All three Of the banks particl-
patcd ID thc gains the statements
show
Loans outstanding All the three
banking houses totalcd S. .06a .005. Or
Mn increase Of Si70.373 over the
corresponding time a year ago
Bankers attributed tho slight dip
IN checking accounts only area
showing a decrease to the new
iilrac per cent interest rate On saw
ingS DepositorS TOOK advantage Of
this By placing more IN savings ac-
counts presumably
The total Of both time and de-
lnand deposits was s13 1882. 449 On
June a. or net gain of 1884 .097
over the year from last juno q
Thc total assets Of 81 GAP 32q es-
tabIShed new all-timc high,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-11
Fitzpatrick Present
At School Conference

v. G. Fitzpatrick was among at
torneys representing five com
munities involved In school segre-
cation comforting with Attorney
General A. S. Harrison, Jr., Tues
day. at Richmond,
Attorney. who met with the At-
torney General for three hours
concerning mutual problems. rep
resented Prince Edward and Airing
ton counties and the cities Of Char
lottesville, Newport News and Nor
folk.
Specific points discussed were
MT made public BY the Virginia
chief legal officer
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-11
Gravatt Appointed
10 State Commission

J SeFar Gravatt. Of Blackstone,
has been appointed to Virginia s
new State Commission on Consti-
tutlonal Government BY Governor
]. Lindsay Almond. Jr
Gravatt. Judge Of the Nottoway
County Court, has serve d as
special attorney to the Prince Ed
ward county board Of supervisors
during the separate public school
litigation
The Commission established by
the 1858 Legislature, will shortly be-
gin efforts to seek restoration of
states rights and responsibilities
It's membership is composed Of four
DELEGATES. four state senators and
eight at-large appointees named by
the governor
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-11

Members Of 1Ae.~57aranvillc Ameri-
can Legion Post Nho attended the
District Convention in Crewe. June
- included Commander Lauck
Crawford. Adiutant Owen Dunkley.
Lester Jones. Wallace Judd and
Mrs. Ethel Judd
r 3 Crawford was elected an
alternate to the National Conven-
ton q be held in Chicago Septem-
Der Ia Delegates we're Dr. Hugh
F Walker. Of Waverly. and G. M.
Owen. Of Chase City. T. H. Wilson,
Of Crewe. was also elected alter
nate.
New officers we're elected as fol-
lows. H W. Daniels, Of Kenbridge,
district commander. Dr. H. F. Wal
ker. Wayerly, first vice-commander
Steve Musuiia. III. Cumberland,
second vice-commander H. B. ALI
good, South Hill. third vice-com-
mander: Rev. E. j. Green. Apo
mattox, chaplain; and Ralph Bar
wick. Chase City, sergeant-at-arnls.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-11
Stote Boord Meets Here
Farm Group
Opposes Supports
Formula Bill

Objection 10 An agriculture bill
under consideration ID the Y S
Senate was contained In d rcso-
luton adopted BY the board Of a.
rectors Of The Virginia Farmers
Union. meeting at Farmvillc Tics
day
The resolution objects u VI s.
Senate bill S 407l which would
change support prices on basic
commodities from Il parity calcu-
laton annually TO ono based OH
prices Of the commodities for the
three previous years
The state board composed 81 'he
Virginia officers and presidents Of
the organization ~ county groups
met for a full.day's session al Ho-
tel Wcyanokc
State Officers
John B Vance. state president
A r Mahaney. chairman II thc
board and II c Bradshaw vice
chairman conducted thc confer-
ence Discussions centcred on mem
bership. insurance. legislation and
organizatlonal stores ii addition 10
the resolution
Farmers Union now has five
operative stores IN its service cor
poraton using a cooperative form
Of management and patronage re-
funds Four more are 10 be opened
in about 30 days. and u in all Will
be in operation al the end Of 1898,
according to q board statement
Tuesday
Immediately after its acceptance
by the board the resolution was
dispatched 10 q. S. Senators Byrd
and Robertson by wire
The resolution Of opposition read
in part
Its ultimate effect would bring
about the complete disintegration
Of present price support and allot-
mcnt programs which for d period
Of q years have proven of great
value to the farmers Of our state
and nation
Farmers are in 10 position fl
nancially to suffer further loss Of
income as would surely result from
the enactment Of this bin
I'VE do hereby go on record as
opposing S-4o7l and urge that
every possible effort be made to
bring about its defeat"
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-11
Record $4O0,O2l Budget Adopted;
Council Sets Same Tax, Utility Rates
Nchicular Tax Raised 70 $40
Personal Property Cut Planned

A record $500 OBI municipal bud
9et was adopted by Farmville's
own council Tuesday night. The
current tax levy Of $l25 on real and
personal property and machinery
md to- Is was reenacted TO finance
the budget for the Il months com
mancing July
Similar water and sewer charges
as made the past fiscal year also
we're voted but the council changed
the Vehicular licence tax from its
present So to $40
Council enacted the increased
vehicular tax in anticipation Of i'm
position Of a $40 vehicle tax by the
Prince Edward board Of super
visors Thus the municipality will
benefit from the whole $40 instead
Of receiving 50 and passing along
81 to the county
To Cut Tax
10 offset the higher Vehlcular tax,
tn e council tentatively reached
agreement to eliminate the tangible
personal property tax on household
goods and privately owned vehicles
after January / 1883, according to
Mayor w. F. Watkins, Jr
He said the added vehicle tax
would be offset by reduction in the
personal property tax for the ave
rage taxpayer except for this fis-
cal year when both taxes will be
required
The higher vehicle tax, which ap-
plies also to trucks in proportiOnate
increase. will be effective with pur-
chase Of new tags next March.
The new budget. first ever for
the municipality over $3.50, 600 is
higher BY s68 500 than the lq57-58
budget of 1881 .4l9
Financing the budget with the
existing tax structure was aided BY
cash balance Of So ,638 on hand
June 80 al end Of the fiscal year
aid by grant Of $4,000 by the fed
eital government for partial flnanc-
ing Of the new sewerage lagoon
m OF h er actions. councilmen
authorized the town manager to
proceed right away with annual
street blacktopping operations for
which $4,000 was placed in the
new budget
The application Of c, w Allen
for a taxi cab permit was tabled
phndlng the required study of its
need BY the Police Department.
The feasibility OF establishing an
auxiliary police force was discussed
and the problem given to the town
manager and police chief to study
The assignment also constituted
power to act after study of SINH
Tar auxiliary forces in other places.
Taup Ruduaf 1QS2.SQ
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-11
County General Fund
Balance Up $4,000
After Black Ink Year


Town Treasurer J ". ellis. u.
has coll ected al bat 5000 OF
Farms MS 1867 tax levy Of S51,lI'
against real and personal property.
The collection rate is 49, per
cert Of the ley, a present. giving
the municipality its sixth consccu-
tive Neal Of better than q PEI cent
collection by end Of the fiscal yeai
Subsequent payments and col
lection efforts WIN continue on the
uncoliccted balance
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-11

State Senator Garland Gray. of
Wavcrly, member Of the State
Board Of Education, has been
named chairman Of the Longwood
College committee Of the state
body
He succeeds Thomas G. Boushall,
Of Richmond. who has been re-
placed on the board BY William j
Story superintendent of South Nor
folk public schools.