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The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1958-01-02

Fulton Lewis, Jr., was in the
news again last month. 1t was as
simple as NAM. Fulton had
problems and his friends came to
his rescue.
It began when the Mutual net
work, now under new manage
ment, decided to examine the Full
ton Lewis picture What they
found was a jigsaw of stations
who were carrying the program
on sustaining (unsponsored) ba-
sis. When they looked at the
money log they found Lewis sur
rounded by red ink.
Paul Roberts, newly appointed
President of Mutual, decided that
it would be necessary to cut Full
ton Lewis guarantee. This SEEM
ed fair enough in view of the fact
that although more than 800 sta
tons carried the Lewis common
tary, fewer than 70 stations had
sponsors for the show and some
of these 70 were only part time.
For once, Lewis didn't SIAM
mer and stutter. He uttered a
loud audible mo-" He would leave
the network before he would take
pay cut.
On the air, he told his audience
that move was being made to
dump him. The response shook
even the most Lewis-minded ex-
ecutives at the network.
An outpouring of kilograms,
long distance calls and bags full
of letters and post cards belted
the network heads.
A COMMITTEE of Friends OF
Fulton Lewis, Jr" was formed
with mailing address. (Box 81,
Washington 4, D. c.
The friends included some OF
the saddest still-arounds in the
right wing rowdy -dowdy from Al
| fred Kohlberg to Patrick Seaman.
Their campaign was helped by
all Of the right wing and conser-
vative periodicals. Human Events
urged readers to tell local spon-
sors how much Lewis was appre-
ciated. If there was no sponsor,
20 out and get one for Fulton.
Our Sunday Visitor published
an editorial on behalf Of its hero.
1t too urged its readers to. take
action, go to the Mutual Station
in your town and talk it over
with the sales manager" it advis-
ed. "We must act now while there
is still time to save these broad
casts"
In town in Texas a woman
withdrew $4,000 from one bank
and took it across the street to
another bank. Because you spon-
sor Fulton Lewis" she explained
| Overnight, the Fulton Lewis
picture changed at Mutual. Forty
part-time and Is full-time spon.
sors were added to the list.
The loss at Mutual was cut
from ST 400 a weekto $3.50 week
and showed continued signs Of
shrinking.
Last month, the Lewis friends
| explained why they did not seek
one national sponsor: Single
| sponsorship would endanger Full.
toms independence as a common
tator." they said. Then, as an at
ter thought: "The pressure groups
opposing his utterances woulc
concentrate their fire on that one
firm. It is easier to intimidate 8
single sponsor than several hun
dred." Il
At the offices of the Mutua
network at 1440 Broadway, Pres
ident Paul Roberts told a reporter
from The Independent: We've
been surprised and delighted a
the results. Rather than cut Full
Continued on Page -
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1958-01-02

Mississippi Southern College, State supported lns-
tuition of Higher Education had two Christmas trees this
time separate but equal guess Seems it would have
saved money yours and mine, have had tree with
white and black lights on it.
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1958-01-02

Where would begin to set straight the goofs pulled
in this paper something just don't know There are
couple Of recent I'll mention The paper dated De-
cember 26 printed full week ahead because Of the
fact that the publication date during Christmas week.
In the meantime there ad for Hattesburg
Savings and Loan Association, in which Their dividend
was shown at $40. There should have been an
noucernen to the effect that beginning the first of
January their current dividend would be raised to 49,
It is now 49, please note their announcement in this
issue.
On the fruit cakes which being sold by the
Home Economics Club of Forrest County sort OF flub
bed too Actually mentioned them too late in the day.
They were sold and didn't know about it. am told
they received orders from subscribers to the paper and
were unable to fill them For both these plumbers apo
ogize
Seems it's just got to where you can't believe word
you read in this sheet.
The Home &c ladies received letters about the fruit
cakes One letter Louise Crosby passed to me is fol-
lows:
Oh. all right. buy fruitcake. send money. Buy
fruitcake. send money. Nag. nag nag) Send one TO
me. Dick Gibbons. 27o Battle Creek Ave-. Battle
Creek Mich. Send another TO unsuspecing broth
er and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. E. v. Gibbons 80 Laurel
Hill Terrace. New York 49, N. Y. Any change left
after postage the Home Economies Club Of Forrest
County may keep. he said recklessly.
PRESUME $l.5o per pound means per cake. Pound
Of cake. If they cost than that then just send
the one)
regret to say Mr.. Gibbons didn't get a cake, his
letter having arrived too late
Being Southerner, born and ruined, it is with great
hesitation that admit to certain shorcoming But the
fact is my musical education is woefully lacking Nat
rally I'm pleased to note that as being my only fault
Something like thirty years ago my parents purchas
ed monograph It happy day for me- The Elvs of
that day Jimmy Rogers, whom some OF you may re-
member He sang all sorts of sad songs and made noises
like someone with bottle of Liserine. But he my
favorite.
In few years I'd collected all his recordings was,
in fact, something of authority Mr. Rogers. He
could certainly punk hell out of gtar, III say that 1t
wasn't until was in high school that learned there
had BEEN and were other composers I'll never forget
the first time heard the music of Strauss the most
beautiful sounds I'd ever heard!
On q
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1958-01-02
"A News Story
With A Moral

Fulton Lewis, Jr., was in the
news again last month. 1t was as
simple as NAM. Fulton had
problems and his friends came to
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-12
Industry Specialists 70 Speak
Seven-County Poultry Production
Management Meeting Here Tuesday

A dinner meeting at Cedar Brook
restaurant to cuss what in
creased poultry production Will
mean to the area. as we'll as many
other factors in the poultry busl-
ness IS planned tonight (Tuesday4
Extension Service personnel, feed
men. bankers and poultrymen from
seven counties have been invited to
attend the meeting
Kit Carson, District Extension
agent. will have charge Of the pro
gram scheduled to take place fol-
lowing the Gas dinner. The purpose
Of the meeting is to coordinate and
unity the various services and
agencies available for the develop
ment Of poultry production III the
seven county area.
D. D. Bragg. Associate Extension
Poultry Husbandman. VPI. Will be
the prlncipa. speaAe, for The eve
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-12
New Rood Chief From To1eweI
Speculation Rife: Has Route 36O-46O
Interstate Choice Gotten New Boost?

The selection of Samuel D. MAY.
Of TazeWcll. ais Virginia ! new
State Highway Commissioner has
brought speculation on his role in
the controversy over selection of
the route which the east-West Inter
state highway link is to take.
The 63year old veteran member
of the commission voted with the
majority last April to have a study
made Of the Routes 360-46O-220 al
ternate link
That study, estimated to take six
months. put off start Of construc-
ton of the more northern Route
$50 link, which had u S. Bureau Of
Public Road approval for Interstate
construction.
Approval Of the study and the
obvious corollary possibility
Of eventual lection of the
Route 360-460 Farmvllle- Lynchburg-
Roanoke line brought immedi-
ate objections from the Waynes-
boro Staunton Charlottesville
area where the Route $50 sup
porters are concentrated.
Voted for Study
The new commissioner, who has
served on the agency which runs
the state s highway system since
1883, has not made specific mention
Of his position However, he re-
Gafded the new study as mcritori-
Gus, and the delay mc~itcd BY cir
cumstanceS and data presented the
commission on the value of a Route
360-460 link.
A Southwest Vlreinan. he comes
from an area which stands to gain
much from more southern route.
Head Of large and successful
wholesale hardware business, he
also undoubtedly understands the
economic value to the entire Viz
glnia economy of a closer bonding
Of the populous eastern area Of the
State and the remote but important
SouthWes. regions.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-12

The appointee to the Sl7 900 post
is man Of whom Governor AL
mond could say He has my ut
most confidence and will have my
full cooperation to the end that Viz
ginia shall meet her full RESPONSE
billties in the constructive advance
ment Of her great highway pro-
gram. The position sought him, Mr.
May did not seek this appoint
ment
Such a commissioner. while his
position in a highly controversial
matter may not vet be known, I'M
doubtedly will work to have the
nine members answer the issue On
its merits.
Neither side can ask more than
that That the commissioner knows
Continued on page ~
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-12

ming and his subject will be what
increased poultry production can
mean To the area.
Giles Miller a Culpeper banker.
Will handle the banker S viewpoint
concerning the development Of the
business Another Cplpepcr man.
John Hill, will discuss the slgnlfi-
canoe Of the increased production
In poultry in relation the feed bust
ness. Hlll is the general manager of
the Culpepcr Farm Bureau Co
operative.
Several other speakers. including
a broiler producer and market
egg producer, will round out the
program.
The seven counties to be repre-
sented at the meeting are Appomat-
tox, Buckingham, Amelia. Prince
Edward, Cumberland. Charlotte.
Notto"ay and Luxembourg.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-12

After conferring degrees at fhe
Summer school commencement at
LongWood College, President f G
Lankfo4d A.. zane d brief reslfnc
Of Tie progress made a, the college
recently and outlined few plans
for the futlrc
Most impressive has been ne
numerical growth Of the college in
tho past seveH Years "The enroll
ment Was lcss than 500 seven Years
aeo I'M Landlord stated. and
this Year the college viii Open with
almost 900 students
m. Landlord said the enrolment
growth has been achieved under
the program Of selected admIs-
siois Whlch has seen an increase
N quality is wen as quantity
Iie pointed out that ihe enroll
mcn, incsr4sc RVS been laade pos
siaie by an enlargement III The
phN sical plant W the cnlloae ie
pointed 1ih pride 10 TIE neas
dotntoty fhat Nill he nsed fof The
tiHst i.Mc This talI Il vim hotse la9
students
-Wc l4tl build z n@W dormttaY
cNeiv TWO years -o kcrp Abreast ot
demands tho cell e. president
nleaicted If Stated ihai another
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-12
Arrest Made
quickly In
Motel HOldup

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wl,t.,n L,.n nues III .ne nno..-
marry t,,isscl lr.gger. ~. OF
penusgroye, N. ~, was arrested by
,oIa,e 4looper }. VI. ntsnolqs WneA
has car was stopped ABOUT lOuI
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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-12
Head Swimming, NeW Supervisor Re(utes
Soihing- To- DO Concept Of County Board

ton that 4 $1,000 contract for rc-
paIr 70 the court house had been
lat. Perhaps Tho committee would
like TO check into contract details
and their fulflllmcnt thc chairman
suggested u words that hardly con
ccalcd thcn That s.an-odcr intent.
Wall let's sce now poultry cx-
pert market analyst, ana how
building contract inspector and
We re only assembled an hour
We had visions Of that nice, little
hot-plate back at the Office and a
CONTINUED on page Tl
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-12

That sounds like a member had
better have a flrst=class market an
alysi, but good Especially rcmom-
boring the kitty is public funds and
nothing makes a taxpayer happier
ZEN than value received
Hardly in second wind from that
one appointment 10 the court
House Property and Grounds com
mittee was made. the Farmville
District member sharing this r.
sponsiblhty with several Of the
county's constitutional officers.
That WAS Introduction to explana-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-12
Chamber Commerce
70 Install
Officers Tonight

G, H Goodwin. Farmvlllc msm-
ance executive. viii bc installed as
president Of the Farmville Cham
Der Of Commerce at toneht's Mon
day dinner meeting at Gas.
Goodwin succeeds Robert Burger
who served the past year, L M.
pairct is the new Vice president.
and ! c. Glenn S A Martin, H.
r. Wood and Al nj Fore new
directors. All viii 80 in office to-
night. also
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-12
Swimming Pool Open
Every Morning Now

The Farnville Swimming Pool
Will be open daily from 9.3o am.
10 10 pm. Stokeley Fulton, pool
manager, announced today He said
most Of the regular swimming in
struction classes have been com
pleted and tho pool is now open for
general swimming. which win not
interfere with special classes.
Sunday hours Will remain the
same, 80 10 50 pm.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-12
Farmvillc Fire Chief
Attending Meeting

Farmville Fire Chief Philip F.
Gay left Monday morning u attend
the Virginia State Fire Chiefs AS
ISOLATION meeting at Alexandria
The fire chiefs session began Sun
day and VIII end Tuesday
The State Firemen' S Association
began It's meeting Monday and
Will adjourn with a mammoth pa
rade tn oush alexandria E.lday.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-12

iebntee. never quite out OF tie
news. Is bach m headline proper
tloi.s nnce more. ih.s time II 5
,ii,oai ,hs' annual Princess.
nc .tumor Woman +, Club contest
to maine. the IA my die Markets 10
haeso plnccs> his been set Friday
men,. aae. -. "A J.sfnian Hall oil
lnag wood College.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-12
INosi Important IN q War OF
Longuooa Graduates Told

sp9nslblay Of Your Degree
pr PaSchall WalncA w ta now
type of War NJ period VI uneasy
peace lle stated that thc major
Gttegcnt> NJ war aic M be iona
HI the realm III The intellectual and
spiritual instead n the bra@n Ihe
ucW wAr IA war W trimming
ideoloetes Dr. Paschal pointed
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-12
Court Order. Analysis, Survey
Study Confront School Board
TODD Faith
oompilancc Seen
by tndIi man

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rae ta,t weeK
lne scno1l yoa4d JUN B reso.
luton. wn.en vas la.ttz.,.o,4.tt 70 a
gove Ion a sulvcy BY al expert III
,puDIlc psycnolosy, euucauon ana
race reIalols, was a xlaal point III
tnu request lasl lnoutu d scDovl
Dodra ateoiDcys lol a ueIay.
judicial Analysis
Judge nnecAcaoA tooh under al
VlseInelA tnat ue4aS lcq4t;s', al pt'-
posing NAAcf request ~ deaeBie7
eat.on Staltiig ~4an ING coi4nAs
ochoo tenn, anu ms dldlSels oi
county coiia-t4oha pitatt'tvsl ~ teati-
Inony IN ms redeial D4stllct Court
~ county witnesses,
tits seven-year DELAY order was
his summation OF all the cncun-
stances involved N Prince Edward.
ana u strongly urged pduence ana
outlined historic pfecedenls showing
thc difficulty Of leglslaung changes
IL morcs and customs.
In specific reference TO the sur
yey Judge Hutcheson outlined what
he wants to learn Of It's status IN a
compliance progress report, the
first IN a periodic procession re-
CURED of the school board on Janu
airy l., 1853.
judge Hutchinson called for ! des-
cr}ptlon Of the scon, and nt,rnose Of
the survey ana General Information
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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-12
Supervisors Open
Stud, OF County
Tax Structure
Beard Gets State
Report On Weights
Measure ( iicck

Prince Edward county snpeaNl
sers 4 Thursday aglccd ~ 4 drtalltd
study OF the county $ tax structure
as a preliminary 70 dstermlMna lts
status III relation ot Few TAX pi.p
cedures authorized BY the 1898 Gen.
cial Assembly
The Legislature authorized
county recordation tax similar al
though smaller IN amount to That
imposed now by the Common
wealth Il also empowered counties
to eliminate the tangible personal
property tax on household and Kit
chen goods. and TO impose auto II
cenSa taxes.
AS a starting point. SUPERVISORS
requested Commissioner Of Revenue
v G. Womack to report al the
September meeting on the personal
property tax
Long-range ann Of the study u
To give the board a full grasp ei
county tax resources i and When
moe revenue must be PROV ided to
meet mounting costs OF local GOV
ernment
Neis his Tested
The board received and noted
with satisfaction d report on tests
of weighing and measuring devices
In use within the county BY COM
merclal enterprises.
The tests were conducted by an
inspector from the Welghis and
Measures Section Of the Virginia
Department of Agriculture During
the tests. - per cent Of all scales
tested were correct The DIVISION
report noted this compares very
fayorably With the State average.
Eighty five per cent OF gasoline
pumps and grease measures tested
correctly. Eight per cent were H.
lected due 10 inaccurate measure
the others failing to conform 70
specifications. Correct devices a!e
marked with a yellow and black
approval stlcE,er-
- - op',9,s o,7,ie@ afSei,ld IL
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naS's , =, 49,. ~. - TIL IT ,.o-
ordered of sale antil reWelghed
and remarked With correct nat
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pfepackagee taods since customer
sales have increased tremendously
by popular acceptance
~ fae past Nea tlle l'iElSi2I
foth4q ABOUT 10 per cent NJ Pre-
packaefq foods f1fou2Aolil q
state were short weighted
Kerosene pumps eaecKed mao T.
pr cent TINT incorrectly of II olI'
VI lile ~ tests
nc boafd WAS informed ihA' 20
Court House BillTiiAg and S'F9iin't
committee had contracted W.tn i
b i)Qfnin-AGalns Co oi LNhch
burg. for fepaT OF ihe Cotfi haiis'
root for s2o14 mat was ihe loN
BID
SuperNiSofs greeted i!ie co!n'
nlttee 70 compete the assl4uilts'N'
Icy cheeking on CONTRACT require
mems as work progresses.
jail Inspection
The board also noted contents q
an inspection report on nc county
Jail, following an inspection by rep
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-12
inHrioluni
KnicHecis,

Dr Frames G Landlord prcsi
dent ot Longwood College con
fcrfed % bachelor degrees and SIX
master degrees at INC summer
commencement exercises at Jar-
man auditorium Saturday mornine
~ Davis \ Paschall STATE
superintendent Of public instruction
spoke to thc candidates on the Re
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-12


lhc Schaol superintendent VINO
is 4 native Of LunvnbHig County
gaze ioaf characteristics OF the
present TIMES M rapiditN " change,
unauc emphasis on power. oyclein
phases MI maternal Things. and the
increasingly difficult pluDlclas aad
ls-,ues III Tic world today.
Don't Lose Ey Winning
Dr raacAall warned against los
nlR on principles While winning the
neAt- III lutnlaas competition with
aA atlie.at-c cllemy. can WIZ retain
the spiritual values and base tree
uoMs lnai hake noullSned and
sustained MS " nation HI order
taal a possible Win VII MOI oe-
cDn4e 4 Ao44uW ulctOry2f he asked
HI placing stress on the nlpor
taAce NJ ANS individual, Dr fas-
cA4A warned lA4t IoaA loyaI4es
mast be preserved Ill tie face Of Il
cAala stofc mentality
Ilc AaEad thy graduating class II
p. stree the spl!it at independence
atil.d the necessities ~ Mterdepend
cHce Otherwise he SAID. "Wc
iaay haze 4 movement start as a
aeaae i9l ADertg and tlcA deyp4op
A.o 4 IeR tyianAy
III hls closing remarks. Dr. Pas
rH.4Yl ve.,rn4d taat +Na n.. ot va,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-12

OuL H. 81 sop Was az NO iOIk,
where we boarded the Old Bay
ooct,ller Tor al overnight boat TRIP
UP the SCENE Chesapeake Bay 10
DaItIinofe. We viewed tnc spraW-
I1nB naval Upe4 aIlng base and
passed Clvse u lne DIG anlpS ali
c4lpItu III hampton hoaus
hinid tne eACltclnciit OF tne cruise
anu tnr tahAR VI ItW 5eda4cK
,ii44a, W. ei4Jvscu deAcl0uS am
llle DAY AND listening % llr apldSlieo
Of the waves, We were rocked to
sieep tor the night
A4islng early tuesday morning iii
BaltIuloI We hdd DIeaklaSt On the
Liner aud Did N farewell We
boarded another cOlHloi taDlc Grey
mound bus lo. sightseeing over
lana tllp through Maryland, Dcla-
aafc and New jersey
Big City Looms
Al va approached inc big city IA
QAr enthusiasm increased AZ We
began TO see The skyscrapers rise
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Diario las Américas., 1958-06-19
Dominican Cadets Ordered Back From
the U. S, as TruiilIo Plans Party

CIUDAD TRUJILLo. Dominican
Republic. (UPD.-Thirty Domini-
can officers and cadets attending
military schools in the Unite d
States were ordered Tuesday to
leave Immediately and return
home.
The order, issued by the score
tary of state for the armed for
ces, was considered a retaliation
for the refusal of a U. S. Army
staff school to grand a gradua-
ton diploma to Gen. Rafael L.
Trujillo Jr., son of the Domini-
can Republics strongman ruler.
The Dominican C on gress was
summoned to a special session
ito consider the discussions in
the U. S. Congress in connection
with military aid received by the
Dominican Republic and to take
any decisions as required by the
national dignity.
Young Trujillo's lavish spend
ing while in the U. S., including
gifts of expensive foreign sports
cars to Hollywood actresses Kim
Novak and Zsa Zsa Gabor, led
to criticism from some American
congressman who suggested that
military aid to the Dominican Re-
public should be reviewed.