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Diario las Américas., 1958-03-26
VERTICALEg

1--Hacer entrega.
2-Exclamacion en- ell toreo.
3-Nombre de mujer.
4-Hombre grosero y tosco.
DEMONSTRATORS.
6-Tejido de malta.
7-Relatiyo al sranio, Pl.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-26

LA LEY DE LA VIDA
Querida Amaranta: Soy divOr-
ciada desde hace va muchO item.
Pc y tengo una hija de Is amos,
a la que he criadO y educadO
con infinidad de SacrificiOS. La
nina Sc ha enamOrado, esta COM
prOmetida y desea casarse en- Sc.
guida. YO la he acOnsejado que
espere pOrque es demasiado jO-
ven y pOrque me duele que me
dele ahOIa que empieza a ayudar-
me y despues de 10 mucho que
me he sacrificadO pOr ella. En-
efectO, nunca volvi a casarme
pensandO en- ella, aunque creO
que nunca es tarde, pues adn
me conserve jOven. SQue cree
listed que debO hacer ante Sc
mejanteS hechos que me hacen
sufrir?
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-26
DEL H0GAR-p or Victoria ALetandEa
Noyedades de Ia Noda
NoyEDADEs DE LA MonA

Naturaimente las chaquetas
prosiguen SUI brillante carrera,
10 mismo que los abrigos de tres
cuartos y los abrigos mas largos
que, en- estos casos, suelen ser
mas bien de forma deportiva.
ESPALDAS ABLUSADAS
HINCHADAS
Muchos de los vestidos que
(Pasa a la Pagina SEIS)
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-26
Carmen

Su reaceion es perfectamente
logica. Suponen los padres que
los hijos deberian correspondent
a sus sacrificios; pero, no CO.
responder, de igual forma que
nosotros no correspondence con
los nuestros. Hay, pues, que pen
sar que un hijo da lugar a mu-
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-26
Per MARANTA

Dh1janse las consutas a BUZoN SENTIMENTAL. r. q. BOx 800.
international Airport. Miami as, Fla. RogamOs a los Iectores o
Ieetoras que frmeD ss cartas con IN pseud6nimo o tnicialeG
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-30
Right TO Employment
For Veterans Set BY
Selective Service

The right of a veteran. including
r e a d y Reserves and National
Guardsmen. TO return 70 the per
manent Job he held before begin
ming m ilitary tour OF duty
is guaranteed under the Selective
Service Law A person leaving a
permanent job to enter military
service has legal right to be re-
instated in his civilian position ar
ter completion of his service I'M
der other than dishonorable condi-
tons Unemployment rights 7 e
available to inductees. enllstces.
reservists performing short tours Of
training duty. those serving ; TO 6
months under the 1858 law and
even those who report for active
duty but fail TO pass the physical
examination.
! The intent OF this law. IN effect
since 1910 but improved by Con
gress and court decisions through
succeeding years. Is 70 insure a
veteran place IN Inc working
force equal IN seniority. status and
pay 10 the Job he would have held
had he moi entered military ser
vice The veteran must be con
sidered BY the employer as having
been on fuilough or leave Of ab-
sence during his period Of military
service
Most Of the problems Of recently
discharged men and women involv,
( promotions. vacations, seniority and
pensions. but the biggest headache
+ is caused by failure OF The veteran
TO give the employer break BY
I applying for the old lob within thu
required legal period Those div
charged from extended active duis
must apply for the former OF
within 80 days, the three to 81,
month reserve enlistee has 80 day.
to apply. and those returning from
annual Federal training must apply
within 80 days. Once these period.
have expired the employer has NJ
further legal obligation to Tho
veteran and there Is no recourse
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-30

pear to be more power than law.
In the appeal case Of Norfolk and War
rem County in Baltimore Saturday II ap-
peared from news dispatches that Judges
Soper and Sobeloff would be influenced in
granting the appeals Of years delay. by
the statement Of authorities that these
schools would be integrated next Septem-
Der This reaction supports the opinion that
public education of children is secondary to
the determination to force the will Of the
U. S. Supreme Court upon the people, who
universally resist it.
Virginia continues to defend her rights
as a state Of the Union. May it be said to
her everlasting credit that no violence has
attended her strong defense of her rights.
This must not be mistaken as the lack of
strong will Nirginians, through history
have been steadfast. COOL and law abiding
In the great crises of the nation, Virginia
has provided wise leadership and devotion
to principles which she has steadfastly de-
Tended Virginia and Virgnians are being
tested today as never before within the past
century Many forces are at play in this
attack upon her sovereignty. She will stand
steady through the will and determination
Of the people
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-30
Campus Psychiatrist
To Help Students
Self Achievement

Three area colleges have an
nounced cooperative program of
psychiatric service which will bring
a qualified psychiatrist to their
campuses to help students achieve
their best possible personal and
academic development.
The announcement was made
Jointly by the presidents Of the
three colleges, d.. Orville w. Wake,
Lynchburg College: Dr.. William F
Qulllian. Jr., Randolph Macon
Womans College,. and Dr.. Anne
Gary Pannell. Sweet Briar College.
The Old Dominion Foundation haa
awarded grant of $l3. 800 to make
possible the Inauguration of this
program, cording to Monroe
Bush. assistant to the president Of
the Foundation.
DR.. r. Terrell Wingfield, pres
emily the Chief Resident in Neu-
rology and Psychiatry at the Uni
versity Of Virginia Hospital, Will
come to Lynchburg to head the pro
gram. He will spend approximately
one-half of his time working with
students and student advisers at
the three colleges for the initial 49,
month period.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-30
I 1858 Visitors
Tour StonewalI
Jack son Memorial

A total Of 7G.Gl8 persons have
visited the Stonewall jackson Me-
mortal in Lexington since it was
first opened to the public in 1854
through August 81. Jay W Johns.
president Of the Memorial, an
nonnced today.
The Memorial. an admission-frce
historic shrine. occupies the only
home General "Stonewall" Jackson
and his family ever had.
The Jackson Memorial now pre-
serves more than 30 articles which
belonged to Jackson and his I'M
mediate family and they are on dis
play. In addition. the Memorial has
l40 original documents pertaining
to jackson Photostats Of this ma
terial as well as SIS photostats Of
Jackson memorabilia owned BY
others are also available to the
public.
Johns said that the Memorial has
launched project to develop some
Of Jackson's famous battlefields.
especially in the Shenandoah
Valley. The Memorial is also de-
sirous Of communicating with per
sons who possess or who know the
location Of personal belongings and
original letters of Jackson and his
immediate family
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-30
Letters To Editor

itor. Farlnyille Herald.

Editor Farmville Herald.
From time 10 time. YOU publish
letters written by Mr. Everett A.
Trent and it gives me pleasure to
read these letters, not only because
they ate well written but also be-
cause they deal with interesting
thoughts and subjects
compliment Mr. Trent for writ
ing these very interesting letters
and ! also give a word Of praise 10
YOU fol- publishing them.
4 II sccms 10 me that when per
son does something well that af-
fords us pleasure, the least We can
\ 90 ~ 10 publicly express Our ap-
probation and that Is why ! am re-
ouestlng YOU to publish these lines
from me.
! Not only does the writer OF
articles ard letters like to know
that they are appreciated and On
joyed. but too. the editor who pub
fishes them derives satisfaction
from being told that they are ap
preclatcd by the readers Of his
paper.
Wishing success and long life tC
both Mr. Trent and Yourself, | an
L. D. Whitaker
F'armvillc. va.
Virginia II the birthplace Of Tx
forest Industries Of the United
States.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-30


called attention to the excessive number
Of military air crashes in an impressive
manner. The newspaper pointed out that
the average of eight crashes daily through
out last year is being continued and main
tanned in 1858.
This Is obviously an excessive number Of
air crashes, even though we realize that
some crashes are to be expected. And, we
realize that it is impossible for the military
to establish record Of safety comparable
TO that OF the commercial airlines.
However. the contrast between the safety
Of one and the safety Of the other is too
striking. Some 10000 military and naval
aircraft have crashed in peacetime flying
in the last five years, and over 5000 filters
have been killed. About 10000 have been
injured. some seriously.
We are fully cognizant of the hazards
military flying involves and naturally.
there are going to be crashes and there are
going to be deaths. In addition, military
personnel are flying more dangerous types
IF aircraft than the commercial pilot, and
therefore they are travelling al a terrific
rate Of speed and doing things which com
mercial pilots would not be doing.
After taking all this into account how
ever, and after taking every other factor
into account. the fact remains that the
crash toll is excessive. Doing something
about it is quite a problem However. one
Of the things that will help is to publicize
this excessive rate Of death and crashing.
in hope that public opinion will build up to
a point where action in the Defense Depart
ment, in the various Services, will be inev-
table.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-30

and working harder and better will
have little to fear The present re-
cession should be a healthy de-
yelopment. 1t permits US to digest
the excuses Of the last boom.
During a recession period mer-
chants should increase their adver-
Using At the same time. h e Y
should attend more strictly to bust
ness by reducing inventories and
liquidating d e It. Manufacturers
should recognize that recessionS
call for a thorough reorganization
Of their employment and manu-
featuring to bring them into closer
harmony with prevailing supply
demand conditions. Agriculture
should keep in mind that freezes
and drought also are natural and
should prepare for them. There is
no sense in thinking that the
economy will ever remain station
airy for very long.
Watch Developments Abroad
Recent cuts IN the price of alumni
mum were originated by Canadian
producers to offset increasing com
petition from Russia. Reliable re-
ports indicate that we may expect
further changes in domestic supply
demand ratios in key commodities
due to Russia's rapid industrial
progress. If this increase persists,
Russia will eventually be supplying
large quantities of coal and oil to
all Europe. Naturally, this could
lead to weaker price trends in the
US and-for oil--in the Middle
East. We. therefore. may be forced
now to temporarily ignore the Law
Of Supply and Demand, as a de-
fensive move, and charge certain
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-30

Babson Park, Mass, Sept. Is.
Government decisions. including
those determining federal and To-
cal taxes, will now affect our bust
nessas and personal lives more
than ever before To prosper in
business, we must know what our
government is doing on all affairs.
We must also heed the Law of
Supply and Demand. Our poll
ticians refuse to tell the voters the
truth about this Law
Importance of Commodity Prices
Goods are plentiful today, for the
most part Now that the shortages
Of war and its aftermath are gone,
few people stop to think much
about commodities and the Law Of
Supply and Demand Many who in
vesE stable sums in securities
SOMETHING'S nearly all their life's
savings will buy stocks in com
panies about which they know
little.
When buy stocks, / like to know
something about the goods or ser
vices which the company makes or
sells; to find out what raw ma
terials it uses, and how plentiful
or scarce. these are knowledge of
such conditions, upon which your
investments depend, will help you
when buying or selling a business,
when seeking new employment
and especially when making in
veStment decisions.
Depressi0ns Are Natural
The Law of Supply and Demand
shows that there is nothing un-
natural about depressions. Those
who prepare for. both depressions
and booms by keeping out Of debt
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-30

uneconomic legislation to defense
along with our cost Of missiles and
other shooting devices.
Russia does not now possess any
thing like our standard Of living
But she does possess vast resources
excellent scientists. and a dedi-
Gated. disciplined determination to
make best use of these resources
and talents to advance her political
aims As she pursues her foreign
trade program. changes in indivi-
dual supply-demand relationships
will occur. Some Of these will have
far-reaching effects upon our entire
economy and upon specific Ameri-
can businesses. Think what has re-
Gently happened to copper. lead,
zinc. wool and certain other pro-
ducts.
Money and Labor Markets
Few people fully understand our
money system or the precise sig
nificance of labor in our economy
Banks make their money only by
lending cash. Wage earners secure
their employment according as
their services can be used ad-
vantageously by business. The ups
and downs of these money and la
Dor markets should be governed by
this Law Of Supply and Demand
Depressions are usually merely
periods when demand, in the ag-
gregate. has fallen off. At such
times bargains are available and
the bases of new fortunes are made
Truly the Law of Supply and De-
mand is as fundamental as Crawl
tation. What pity it Is not hon.
estly and frankly explained by our
political leaders.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-30
NO COMMENT
BY JAMES w. DOUTHAT

categories Of liberals" and con
scrvatlves They are The first to al.
init. however. that they face an up
hill battle. Various proposals along
this line have been made III the
past but Not nowhere
Now. however. these arguments
among others are being advanced
in favor of a drive for a new polit-
cal lineup
1 The Republicans. according to
experienced political analysts. face
loss of strength in the next Con
gress as a result OF the November
election.
4 a Az least some Of the Southern
Democrats contend that Democrat
National G h a ir NJ Butler-and
others are ignoring them and are
/ threatening TO read them ont Of the
v party This complaint goes far be
yond the civil rights issue.
Under these c N d Il ons, it is
argued, the conservative Republi-
cans and conservative Democrats
4 might face a brighter future BY
combining forces to oppose the big
! spending. big government and other
I similar proposals by the New Fair
Dealers.
AS for the prospects. all that can
be said now Is that this course ~
being favored by some Of the con
serVatives. Just what the chances
are for accomplishment must be
left for the future to tell.
There admittedly Is greater op-
portunty for development Of a
more compact coalition OF conserva-
tive Republicans and souther n
v Democrats.
Such a coalition has All times been
very effective In the past During
the 1853 congressional session the
coalition succeeded IN defeating or
modifying a number Of undesirable
legislative proposals.
A long list Of legislation opposed
by industry Is certain TO be con
sidercd by the next Congress An
effective coalition Of conservatives
II regarded as essential and the
more effective 1t la the more de-
sirable IL viii be
Some hope that a coalition can be
developed 70 the point Of organizing
Congress and controlling the deSiP
nation Of committee chairmen The
future must give the answer 70 this
one. too hlt the discussion OF
possible action Is along this line,
Southern Democrats would be
urged To boycott their party cat
cuses AZ the opening Of the mex
Congress- They then would propose
an alliance with the conservative
Republicans.
II ls contcnded that such All al
lance II successful would remove
the balance IF power from the New
Fair Dealers and enable the con
SeiNatiNe coalition 10 organize Con
grcss. name committee chairlnen
and reorR lie the commit
tees along theological lines.
II also Is commended that this pro
cedlrc would enable the conserva
tives 70 protect their seniorit,
rights with perhaps some slight adj
lustments which could b. arrange
without undue difficulty.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-30
John Temple Graves
Free Democrats And Republicans

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soHtAarnera and zsoatllernera
att the tlltl f.eFlre " \ vast battle
i4Ae between socialists and anti
SOCIAL is begins to come out Of the
for and tia aas-s call every South
arner q hold himself politically
alnrs AND NEE as \ Democrat Or
4a Republican
F'rma the Rational Brainwas.l-
aha mean Broadcasting Com
parry late lasi week came most
Mcladious aid extraordinary sound
= WIS the pleasantly eaeer-beaper
9oice 81 News ANALYST Howard K.
Salh opini4a that ne Europe and
Asa &h!ch Wcre 50 shocked at
i-latle ROCK ana inc South last year
pave learned IN extreme shock this
Eear that tic Southern system is 4
thlaa Of lirat compared with oppres-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-30


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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-30
Double Check

Since Adams quit Washington we
ale unable to contact any BIZ Bust
ness NJ VIZ have the touch system.
This Is one way Of ilfe to Get ttn-
crooked ON this standard Of Justifl-
cation there are others who should
resign but you got to art EN- out m
the light 10 see en-. Sherman Adj
ans. the What-yolI-maytiz oi the Ell
senhowcr administration, Goldflne' S
friend why pena.izc him with that?
There are many that it's hard to tell
who's friend they are. There are no
more Sherman Adams but just
coolies Of Goldfines Another unfor-
tunate event has been made a
National scandal only the limo
cent suffer
The good Samaritan has not q
ghost Of a chance in these times
/ All your kindness IS magnified
4 through dirty rag II You want u
pray you had better 30 into a
closet sympathy Is expected
but unWanted Don't just read the
lines, read between them. The
sad truth is hidden there Society
VI is a vulture out to dcvour and poll
tics to confirm the wicked Re
ligion as Webster defines can be
anything the World is in prog
ress il cannot be stopped
God has 1t all in His hand Priass
the Lord and do good
Thanks for reading.
Yours,
j Marvin Brown
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-30

Washington Determined efforts
are under way to develop more Ct
fective coalition of conservative Re
publcans@and southern Democrats
to combat the New Fair Deal leRla-
lativc programs to b. pushed IN the
next Congress.
Some Of those favoring this action
want to 20 much farther and recon
stilutc the two political parties into
liberals and conservatives. Those
advocating realignment Of the
Democrat and Republican parties
along theological lines say that
actually there are -four parties now
conservative Democrats. NeW-F'aii
Deal Democrats. conservative Re
publicans. and NewF Fair Deal Re
publicans.
II would be logical. they contend
to divide these four groups into two
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-30
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1858
Virginia Stands Steady

VIRGINIA stands, The attack upon the
States public school system has beer
directed at the most vulnerable points and
these points have remained steady. Notable
is the stand taken III Warren County, Nr
ginia. where the citizens. after weeks
conferences decided To open temporary
private schools, pending the reopening OF
the countys public schools. DanNlle cltl-
zens have sent 430 desks for the provisional
schools Brunswick county has offered 70
house and educate in the eounty's schools
as many as a hundred Warren County pu-
pills No doubt checks have been and are
going toward to the organization. Duncan
c. Gibbs. the committee chairman. Front
Royal. Va Warren has decided its first
step.
Charlottesville likewise Is in the process
of opening temporary schools to continue
instruction pending reopening of the public
schools t e Charlottesville Education
Foundation is dedicated to the reestablish-
ment OF racially separate schools W. NJ.
Pope National Bank Charlottesville. heads
this Foundation Anot her group is the Par
ent's Committee for Emergency Schooling,
headed by Mrs Charles Via, whose purpose
we understand, is to provide emergency
schooling until public schools are opened
regardless Of racial separation The Found
alton and the Parents Committee are coop
Grating to provide continuous Instruction.
The Danvilie citizens have forwarded $50
desks to Charlottesville.
A third group in Charlottesville is
Il III no
public schools regardless of racial separa-
ton
The Norfolk school board having lost its
appeal for years suspension Of d Federal
Court order On Saturday. has assigned IL
Negro applicants to the Norfolk schools.
Governor Almond Immediately closed the
affected schools There the matter stands.
Since Virginia is the immediate point Of
attack By those who would use the schools
to enforce a decision Of the t. s. Supreme
Court usurping the rights and powers Of
the states. no school board may be too far
removed from the attack upon its school
system. No other state in the South has
been taken before the Federal courts thus
far, except Arkansas Virginia again i the
battlefield for the rights of the states Of the
United States Of America. It stands steady
in it. defense Of constitutional government
Many confusing actions have come out of
this controversy % far Federal Judge Paul
IN effect assigned pupils to public schools.
Federal Judge Hoffman passed upon the
criteria for the admission Of pupils to pub
lie schools, and dissolved temporary in
junction Of two Justices Of the Virginia
Court Of Appeal. The Norfolk school board
faced on the one hand BY State law and
State Court inj junction. and on the other BY
contempt orders of a Federal Judge, as
signed to Norfolk schools II Negro pupils
IN effect designated BY the Judge These
confusing actions may be law. but they ap-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-30

what boots it at one gate
to make defense
And at the other to HI ~
the foe Il.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-08
AccIDENTE
(Viene de la Primera)

dente del aparato de la British
European Always al despegar del
aeropuerto de Munich.
VENTURES de las ID personas
que viajaban en- ell aparato sobre,
Vlvleron al a~ccidente. Tres de
elias Sc encuentran gravemente
heridas. Entire los que Sc saliva.
ron Sc italian 10 jugadores de
Manchester United y ell manager
del equipo, Matt Busby, que Sc
e%ncuentra en- grave estado con
multiples. fractures.
I'm grupo de INVESTIGATORS en-
caoezado por ell jefe de operacio-
mes de la empresa britannica lego
en- avion de Londres anoche. para
determinar por que ell avion per-
do altura al despegar, choco con-
IRA dos casas y Sc estrello envuel-
to en- llamas en- I'm campo cubierto
de nieve.
Ell Jefe de INVESTIGATORS de la
Junta de Aeronautica Civil de Ale
mania Occidental, Captain Josef
Reiehel, tambien iniciara una in
.Vestlgaclon sobre ell case.