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Diario las Américas., 1958-08-06

II, personally, saw a clearly alert
and reSiStive attitude towards the
efforts of international communists
to gain contro. of the political life
in Venezuela"
Porter stated that he a now
understand why the Venezuela
authorities in their task of trying
to achieve national unity after ten
years of dictatorship, invite, by
doing so, the strong public criticism
of the communists who took part
in the rebellion against Perez il
menez.
He added, nevertheless, that he
knows that behind screens a cons
tructive work is being carried out
to curb the expansion of communist
influence.
U. S. authorities who have Latin
American problems in their hands
seem to share Porter's viewpoint.
One authority, who recently re-
turned from Venezuela, stated that
ne had noted a growing resistance
to cooperate with communist gov
ernments.
Other sources said that, although
many military men are really op-
posed to the communists, there
are a good number of them who
are also opposed to democratic
action and use the anti-communist
theory against the Democratic Ac-
ton Party.
These sources regretted the state
ment made in the article which
said that it was the Communists
and their followers" who con-
gregated with 100, 600 persons in
Caracas last July 23rd to stop a
military coup against the Prov
lsiOnal Junta.
They added that such a state
ment seems to indicate that the
majority of those who oppose a
military dictatorship in Venezuela
are communists or their sympat-
hlzers, which completely mis-
represents the democratic force
which is prevalent in the Vene-
zuela of today"
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-06
SOCIALLY PROMINENT
MRS. MERCEDES SAcASA
DIES IN NICARAGUA

MANAGUA. - Mrs. Merceditas
Bermudez de Sacasa, wife of the
prominente Central American
statesman, DR.. Federico Sacasa,
died in the city of Leon. after q
long illness.
Mrs. Sacasa was one of the most
outstanding social leaders in Nj
caragua, where whe was highly
respected and appreciated.
Her son, DR.. Fernando Sacasa,
prominent dentist established in
Washington, D. c., arrived from
the United States in the company
of his wife, Mrs. Maria Clemencia
Patino de Sacasa, and their chill
dren, just before Mrs. Sacasa
died.
THE AMERICAS DAILY, upon
reporting the news, extends sincere
expressions of coincidence to all
members of the family of the dis
tinguished deceased, in particular
to her widower, DR.. Federico SAGA
sa, and her children, DR.. Fernan-
do Sacasa and wife, residents of
Washington; Fanor Arguello and
Mrs. Maria Eugenia Sacasa de Ar
guello; Roberto Saeasa Bermudez
and wife; Enrique Sacasa and
wife, and her brother Antioco Sa-
casa and wife.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-06
Miro Wounded by
Unknown Atfucker
in Ponomd City

PANAMA. (UPI)-Ruben o. Mi
no, the attorney who was absolved
last November in the assassination
of President Remon, is in the hos
pital with three bullet wounds,
shot by a unknown attacker.
The attacker shot at Miro six
times while he was getting into a
a in front of his brothers house.
Three of the shots wounded Miro,
who, in spite of this, managed to
drive his own car to the hospital
for treatment. His condition is not
serious.
The assailent has not yet been
arrested and Miro says that he does
not known who tried to kill him.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-06
Latin American Finance
and Trade News Reports
UNITED FRUIT INCREASES INCOME SOURCES IN
COUNTRIES OF OPERATION, A SURVEY REVEALS

NEW YORK. -(UPD.- The
United Fruit Company has been an
increasing source of income for
the countries where it operates,
besides putting jungle lands into
cultivation which would otherwise
have remained idle, according to
a report published by the National
Planning Association.
The survey -"The United Fruit
Company in Latin America was
prepared by Gallo Plaza, ex-Presi-
dent of Ecuador and more re.
Gently the Head of the observation
team of the United Nations in LIE.
banon, and Stacy May, an interna.
tionally well known economist.
The survey covers the six Latin
American countries W where the
United Fruit Company has the
bulk of its vast agricultural opera
tons; Costa RIGA, Honduras, Pana.
ma, Guatemala, Ecuador, and Co.
lombia.
The authors stress that the price
Of bananas is adjusted very near
to that of the prices of fruit har.
vested in the U. S. and not to those
such as coffee and cacao.
Although it uses one fourth of
one percent of all the cultivated
area in the six countries of the
zone says the report United
Fruit made, in 1954-55 the follow
ing contributions to those coun.
tries:
1t spent, in those countries.
a total of 139 million dollars. OF
this figure l03 million were de-
dicated to pay salaries, taxes, and
the purchase in these countries of
merchandise and services, and SO
million for purchases from abroad,
imported and used in these six
countries.
"A profit of almost rs million
dollars, or approximately 62% OF
the total value of its exports and
l2So OF the total foreign currency
income.
The yield per acre has an
average of twenty times more than
that OF the rest of the cultivated
land Of the zone.
The paid taxes rise to more
than so of the total income in
live OF the countries, except Co.
lombia, where the effect of the
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-06
Cuban Coalition Leaders Gather
Here 10 Choose Candidate For
President TO Replace Batista

demoralizing the Cuban Army.
The soldiers don't want to fight.
Many of the anti-Batista leaders
came from Caracas, where they
signed a harmony pact and joined
together as the Revolutionary CT.
villain Front to Combat Tyranny.
They said they expected no trou.
bic from local or federal authori-
ties here because they were mot
going to violate any laws.
Fernandez said the organization
vii send its constitution to Wash.
ington within a few days $50
they will know about our great
revolutionary, civic coalition that
is going to tumble Batista from
power.
DR.. Luis Buch was to represent
Castro and the 18th of July Asso-
citation at the meeting, an Capt.
rodriguez VlllaVerde was to rep
resent the military organization,
Fourth of April.
Among other revolutionary
leaders at the meeting were DR..
Armando Lora and DR.. Angel San
toS Buch of the Civic Resistance
Movement; Manuel Bisbe, head of
the opposition Orthodox Party; Ro-
driguez Loeche and DR.. Primativo
Lima of the Revolutionary Direc-
torate; DR.. Justo Carrillof of the
Montecriste Movement; DR.. Manuel
Antonio Varona, chief of the Gu
ban Revolutionary Party; and Rive
70 Setien of the Authentic Party,
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-06
BY United Press International

A band of Cuban revolutionary
leaders gathered in Miami yeSter-
day to choose a man they hope will
soon replace President Fulgencio
Batista.
Omar Fernandez, exiled leader
of Cuba'S Federation of Univer
sity Students, said, I'VE are now
sure our revolution will succeed.
He said rebel chieftain Fidel
Castro's Success in battles is
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-06
Bolivian Government
Wants United Stotes
to StoekpiIe Tin

WASHINGTON, CUPID Dip
iomatic sources said today that
Bolivia is urging the United States
to stockpile tin again to help that
nation overcome its serious Geo.
nomic problems.
The Bolivian government is
pegging its appeal on the cold
war between the United States and
the Soviet Union.
The Soviet Union last year upset
the tin market by dumping 10000
tons on the European market. Dip
lomatic sources fear it may dump
another 10000 or $1,000 tons on
the market this year.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-06
ARGENTINE HOSPITALS
HIT BY M. DIS STRIKE

BUENOS AIRES. CUPID From
today on, the hospitals will not
admit any new patients as a result
of the doctors strike.
Some 5000 doctors who occupied
public posts resigned from them
and sent their designations to the
Medical Federation Union, SO that
it may take whatever measures it
thinks necessary.
Nevertheless, there is still hope
that President Arturo Frondizi.
who has decided to directly in
tervene in the conflict, will be able
to solve it.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-06
Six SaIvudoreons
Die in. Bus Crash

SAN SALVADOR (UPD - Six
people were killed and fourty two
hurt when a bus in which they
were riding ran off a bridge over
the OJustal River, on the highway
between Armenia and Sonsonate.
The passengers were foot ball
players and fans who were going
to a game at a hacienda called
Puerto Arturo.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-06
CARDINAL
VISITING SAN JUAN

SAN JUAN, P. r. tUPI) =
Francis Cardinal Spellman, Roman
Catholic Archbishop of New York,
arrived here aboard an airliner
whose left front tire blew out upon
landing. The pilot kept control Of
the plane and no one was hurt.
About 5000 persons, headed by
M4yoress Felisa Rinc6n, greeted
the Cardinal as he stepped down
from the plane to begin a four-day
visit in Puerto Rico.
During his visit, the Archbishop
will dedicate a new Roman Catholic
Hospital at the own of San Ger
man and will bless q new Law
Building at the Catholic University.
He will return to New York Satur-
day.
Cardinal Spellman was guest Of
Governor Luis Muhoz Marin ct q
dinner IN City Hall.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-06
Red China Accuses U.S.. Of 'Subversion and
Exploitation in Lati1 American Countries

TOKYO, Aug. 5 CUPID - Com
munist China today followed up
charges of American aggression"
in the Middle East with a con-
certed attack on alleged United
States exploitation" and Sub
version" of Latin America.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-06
HEMISPHERE EVENTS
Latin American News in Brief

which Garcia was one Of the lead
ing sponsors.
In a toast, Rubottom praised
Garcia's contribution to the better
understanding between Argentina
and the United States and his
Craftsmanship of the GAS Council.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-06

The attack on u. S. Latin Amer
lean policies was timed to coinside
with Secretary of State John Foster
Dulles visit to Brazil. Dulles arriv-
ed yesterday in Rio de Janeiro for
talks with Brazilian leaders des-
igned to strengthen Inter Amer
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-06
RESPECT FOR TRAFFIC RULES

1t is very regrettable, to say the least, that there are
persons who consider as a proof of courage and ability to
drive their automobiles at %imprudent and temerary speed.
endangering their own lives, those of the persons travelling
with them, as well as those of other persons on the streets
and highways. That is not, and can never be, evidence of
skill or courage. 1t is, on the other hand, unmistakable
evidence OF responsibility and lack of common sense.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-06

would be a three.year wartime
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-11
\ HI Mrs Stanley Mckay

with Mrs Stanley Mckay
Mfs. c r Ellington visited her
sisters In Clhpepcr Sunday.
Mrs Melvin Tribble. and sons Of
Hurt are spending some time with
her mother. Mrs Stanley Mckay
Those VISITING Mrs Mckay during
the week end were Nj and Mrs
Bill Schmidt Roy Schmidt. Mrs, An
me Pollard Claude Pollard. Il 4
sons. " New Jersey. MI and MIS-
Ernest Pollard and family Melvin
CoNnpton. Melvin Tribble Of Hurt
Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Mckay Mrs
Marie Garrett, Ruth Garrett Mrs
Robert Hammock, Gene Hammock
Mrs Franklin Pollard and daugh
ter. Gayle. Mis- Pearl Burner, o
keysville: MIS- Claude Whorley o
charlottesville. MI and Mrs. Otr
Mckay. and family. Of Richmond
and Mr. and Mrs r II Mckay
and family.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-11
Ashby items. Events
Mrs. K. A. Smith Receives WSCS Life
Membership AT Easter Chapel Service

l. Adams we're Mrs Alfred Holt.
OF Richmond. MI and Mrs. r. l..
Adams. j. Brenda, Carol and
Nancy u Cumberland ana htf
ana Mrs Fred Adams. ana H0l5by
u THIS community
! In The horne Of MI and Mrs W
/ T. Sandcison Went Mr. and Mis-
i w r. SandcrSon, Jt, Bobby and
4 Dave Of Wavnesboro Mil and
Mrs j G. SanderSon. Jimmy
t Joycelyn and Rogers, Of Chatham
/ and MIR and Mrs. ERIC Robinson
\ and Mrs ] K Robinson Of Farm
" vile
Mead0rs Have Guests
IN the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
4 James Meador were Mr. and Mrs.
II Billy Whittier Of Fsarmyillc. and
MI and MIS- Franklin Whittier, q
Richmon4
In the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
n James Spictr were Mr. and Mrs
II Charles Splcei and MI and Mrs.
VI Ragland, and Ronnie. Of Richmond
all Of whom were dinner guests Of
MI and Mrs + y Cooke
Mrs RI II. Adams reports that
her little granddaughter. ! A \ r 4
Dinl;lc who has received continued
treatment III Memorial hospital
Richmond is showing marked in
provcneni III her home nov
Mr. ana MIS- William Spcas. Al
tlnr WAYNE ana Ms Nelson were
dinner guest Of MI and Mrs Rel
ford Nelson Sunday
Eager Beaver Stops Traffic
Thursday afternoon. could there
hc h man from Mars around Thu
could hc the thought as cars,
trucks aud even the school bus
parked On route 45 and everyone
shoWlug signs Of curious eAcitr.
menf Close observation proved il
ID bc 4 iuie.. beaver From whence
he came no one knew but he was
trying hard to cross the hard sun
face highway
Friends 81 Mrs Woodiip Arc clad
10 report SHE Is III home folloWifB
major operation and two Wetks
IN The hospital Mrs Jack Heizef
Of fredericksburg spent some tlinc
here I'd be with her
Mr. ard Mrs r. G walton Jr
had as their guest for several days
her brother, Billy Rem Of Mot
folk ThrY returned Win him X
Norfolk sunday ~ Visit her paople
ion several DAYS
+ { walton and Mr. and Mrs
+ S Trlcc attended the funeral q
Eugene walton IN powhatar stn
day
Marshall sm4fh and Dpfoth,
Ford len Monday With the test 0
The senior class Of their trip Il
New Work
John Ana stevc sanderson. Buddi
and Billy Martin accompanied
Bobby Sandcrson % Richmond anl
and attended program AZ III
rr Clle
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-11
Wo,shdm items
Tennesseeans Visit Smelcers For
Easter Holidays; Families Gather

Miss Betty Lloyd IRVING spent
the Easter no lidays with her
cousins. Misses Dale and Donna
Gambler. In Lynchbnrp
Guests on Easter Monday III the
Jesse Woods We're Don Spencer. Of
Staunton. Leier Wood OF Blocking,
ham and Mrs Mary Mctcalf and
son. Of Washington. d c.
Mr. and Mrs Hal Slnelcel had
as their guests for Easter his
father, Adam Sneleer. of Dand
ridge. Tenn. Misses Grace
Smelcer. JEANNE FlnHhum anc
sAndra McLendon, Of Oaie> Ridge
Tenn.
Misses Grace Smelcer. JEANNE
lhnchum. Sandra McLendon and
Mrs. Raymond Hammock toured
Williamsburg and were overnight
guests there Friday
Mr.. and Mrs John Wilkes. and
Lucy Fay. visited his parents. Mi
and Mrs l. NJ Wilkes. in Apo
indltoX Sunday
Mckays Have Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Jennings,
III. Of Richmond. were week end
guests OF Mr. and Mrs. r II Nc
Kay. Others visiting were MI and
Mrs Martin Covngton and Melvin
Covington, of FSldon Mr. and Mrs
Ernest Pollard and family Of near
+ ar NJ LEI Mr. and Mrs Bin
Schmidt. Roy Schmidt Mrs Annie
Pollard. Claude Pollard and sons 81
South River N j. Miss Nancy
+ lllott. Of Charlottesville Miss
Martha Ward and MIR and MIS-
Lloyd Mckay Of FalmVlle Miss
Lynette Calhoun and Hugh Cal
honn. Mrs Mabel Bollck and son.
Ronny Of Throck and Nh and Mrs
Melvin T,-ibble. Of Hurt
Mrs A B Hughes continues
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-11
A.hty items. events

ffty-five persons braVcd Il e
doWnpouf Of rain Easter morning
ID be ut Thomas Chapel 1T ; 80 to
ENJOY Tie rich experiences u The
MYF program MARY. Mary Mag
define The sCentnllans wife The
X q III II Centurian. Simon Peter
dressed Ia robes Of their day were
there" and imprcsSivcly cave then
inner feelings following the Crnci
flxion After which the breakfast
fellowship was enjoved
The church was filled again toi
the morning vice. which ln
tluded the Lords supper AT this
service. Mrs II T. Murphy and
Mrs +, G. Walton presented Mrs
r A Smith a Me membership N
the WSCS on behalf of the WSCS
Mrs Smith was taken by complete
surprise When called 70 come for-
ward she SAID DO ! have TO read
something | have lief t-f my
glasses This occasion MAS wv
fortieth anniversary u M and
Mrs Smith Buddy Martin and
Steve Murphy were bapllSed At iht
service
Although There is III down
feeling. as TIE week begins. Wit
children and grandchildren leaving
ior the various homes there re
mains teeling Of READ happiness
ind thankfulness that ~ mans
families could ~ together ID thls
community
Among these IN the home Of Mr.
and Mrs r A Smith were Mn
And MIS- LoNa Carncal, MI ant
Mrs Robert Glls, Robert Howard
and Marsha Ann. Mr. and Mrs
Chff Webb. Mike and Barbara
/ Misses Wvland and Alice Smith Ill
of Richmond
Y m The home Of MI and Mis- 7.
#C Walton were MI ard Mrs II
FAand Walton. Leland and Allen, Mr.
land Mrs +. s Tlicc Marie ant
Kay u Richmond Billy Rem. "
Norfolk ana Nj and Mrs II q
Walton u. u this community
In the home Of Mr. and Mrs Il
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-11

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MIR and Mrs Billy Redd. and
family Of Charlottesville. and Mr.
ana Mrs JACKIE y 1hrochinorton,
If Roanoke We're with their par
ents MI and Mrs creed Dtilart.
during the week end
Mrs r Q MeQualy called On
MI and NIrs, O Il Booth near
Prospect Sunday
PennsNlvanians Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Gueinel and
dauahters.- of LevltoWn, Pa. We're
guests Of hon parents. Mr. and
MfSFst, W Womack, for the holi-
days. Mrs. Womack accompanied
them to Halifax to VISIT NJ and
Mrs Harry Wood
Miss Eunicc Chernault, Of Gov
ington, spent Easter with her
brother and Sister-ln-law Mr. and
Mrs r. ym on d Chernaut. The
ChernaultS and THEN guest ate Sun
day dinner Win Mr. and Mrs J
II Bealey
NJ and MIS- John Clib0rne. and
family, OF Mckinney and MI and
MIS- Glack II Y b b ard Of pilisyl-
vania visited MIS- & !. Irving
Easttaf Monday
MI and Mrs Joe Garland were
in Richmond Monday on business.
Naughans Visit Parents
Mr. and Mrs Rodger Vaughan
and son Keith, 81 Newport News.
were week end guests Of her par
ents Mr and Mrs Hugh Dunkuln.
Mr. and Mrs Billy Mills spent
Easter with her parents. Mi and
MIS- Paul Thorllllll IN Gladstone
Mrs + S Baskerville Miss Betty
Ihackslon and l. l. Irving. Jr.
spent Saturday IN Richmond
Ms Viola Rlddick Of keysville
spent Thursday through Monday
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-11

Complied bs Farmyilie Woman's
club motion picture committee.
State Theatre
Honjour 1fistcssr" Although
oniy one character hAS \ sh"fd of
noiaiE ihE NlIn scra4on N ffAa
colse Saean's novel becomes "
highly moral tract fer II shows tbH
clnplineas ol iiH pleasure ~ i q
people vcsy ROOD lar adults 4nd
YaunRI people
Dom Juan Excerpts from Mo-
Fart 81 Don Giovanni" fitted to
gethcr 10 make an enjoyable opera
tic Tim toi Quits and yoHna
people
DrivcIn Theatre
God Is My Partner A retired,
slnallHoWn surgeon Is brought INTO
court by Ai5 two nrDhe Na hia
heirs, ID restrain HIM from 4lplAa
away his money Sa4'aDlr tat en
tire family
Man Of 4 Thousand Faces - W.
lic story VI Lon Chatry ealp
MOVE actor TRIBUTE " lia W.
thc motion pictures greatest cre
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-11
Rec TENS
Friends, Relatives From Alabama,
North Carolina, Maryland Visit Here

Nancy Lea. ii Fails Church spent
ltile f.asler holidays with Nj and
Mrs r G Walton DINNER guests
HIof Nh AND Mrs Walton Saturday
were Mr. ana Mrs Merrill DuRRer
judy and G Of Farnyille and
Mr. and Mrs Gene Baltoa, and
Diane
4 MIS- r q Walton ana Mrs Ieua
4 Moriissettc spent Tuesday WNh NJ
and Ms Ralph Mason ~ Burke
willie
Mrs clyde Bradshaw and ctnI-
ldrci W.l1on and Ai.a e NuBi N
spent several DAYS la~t weel. Rith
Mrs. Il H. Bradshaw Thfy .e
luncheon guests Of Mrs E. J Brad
shaw Thursday and spent Friday
with Mr. and MIS- Alan Cheney
land Miss Claudia Bradshaw r
Richmond MI Bradshaw Joined
them for the week end
i Rev and Mrs Billy Wilson Of
Richmond announc" ne bilah If
daughter Helen Vaughan. Aprl !
Basscs Have Dinner
Dinner guests of Mr. and slrs
B G Bass Sunday We're Nj and
Mrs NJ 9 HIT. and dauphteS. M
Richmond. MI ana Mrs CalNH
Bass. and family Mr. and Mis Il
l. Garrett, and family MI and
Mrs Richard { h a III ers. and
family Vernon Chambers and Witt
/ Chamber
M and Mrs l4ltoa Cobhs ahd
I daughter Jane. of Birmingham.
Ala. and Mrs S. j Simon. and
/ G D., Of Stanton, spent last
H Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs j hi
\ Vaughan
H Miss Ethel Sims. 81 Alexandra.
H and Mr. and Mrs John B. Lindsey
and Keith. Of Richmond. were week
H end guests Of MI and MIS- John
i Lindsey
MISS Louie Bondurant and Hes
ter spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. c B Marcuson in Richmond
II BradshaWs Spend Week End
n MI and Ms Robert N Brad
shaw and children. Bill and Brad
Il Of Norfolk. spent the week end with
Il Mrs H p Bradshaw
H Mr. and Mrs +. G Walton were
\ dinner guests Of Mr.. and MIS-
\ Merrill Digger ii Farmviile sun
Il day and were supper guests Of MI
+ and MIS-. +. T Bonduraqt
H Miss Annette Fitzgerald OF Farm
\ vile, was the overnight guest of
\ Miss Martha Ann Bass Monday
H Mrs. w. j Snelson. Of Richmond.
i has been visiting her sister Mrs.
/ E. Z. Marshall MI Marshall is A
/ patient In Southside Hospital
\ Mrs. Johnson Hubbard. of Farm
4 vile. spent Saturday night and Sun
4 day with her mother. Mrs r A.
H Bradshaw. wi
A AleXandrian Visits
j Miss Grace Olgers. Of Alexan-
A dria. spent the holidays with Mrs,
John Olgers and Raymond Olgers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Glenn and
children. Barry and Jim. Of Halifax,
spent Friday night and Saturday
with MI. and Mrs. S H Bailey
Miss Peggy Jenkins spent the
holidays with Miss Shirley Mae
l Vaughan
l Mrs Jimmy Davis and children,
Jimmy, Billy and Nancy, and Mr..
and Mrs Garland Stafford, and
Gary OF Richmond, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. r 3. Walthall during the holi-
days Mr.. and MRS. Frank Osborn,
and Richard. were dinner guests
Sunday
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. S.
Weaver during the holidays were
Mr., and Mrs. Clayton Brooks and
children. Bonnie. Billy. Jack and
Joe. Of Cambridge Md. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Banks. of Norfolk. and
l.li-s Lhde FAVOR, Loug3e sar
Nancy, Of Fredericksburg Mrs. II.
r. jenkins. and sons were dinner
guests Saturday.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-11
Powhatan Red Cross
Drive Extended

! PnWhatan's Red Cross campaign
has been extended an additional
two weeks because 81 the bad
weather during March Drive chair
men hope to have the Campaign
completed BY the end Of the weeI
This years goal for the county
Is Sligo A year ago. county
citizens contributed 81 pa. exceed
ing the l.l56 goal To date. a
total Of S4a2 has been turned in 10
the drive treasurer. Sam w
Parker
Parker estimates that another &c
percent Of the campaign goal has
been collected by area solicitors
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-11

Congressional Democrats are re
ported drafting proposal for j $40
lump sum tax cut to boost the lag
ging economy il business and en-
ployinent fail to turn upward soon
AS outlined by a responsible Of
fetal. the proposal would involve Ii
$40 rebate on tax wlthholdlngs ii
the pay periods Immediately after
passage Of any such bill This
amount OF tax liability would be
tipped out
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-11

Nine fit fine into this hand
some 4-door wagon. And It's
equally big brother, the
Country Squire, features
mahogany-like side paneling
a Ford styling exclusivel
There~~nearly nine feet
Of level floor space in the
6-pasSenger Country Sedan.
And its wrap-around liftgate
operates with one handl
Ford sets the pace in wagon
styling -. outsellS its nearest
competitor nearly sos. And
Ford wagons are the lowest
priced* Of the low-price three.
Biased on comparison Or manufacturers
suggested retail deiipered prices
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-11
Iti.,I

hfis. c. j Bradshaw spent the
holidays with her children in Rich-
Tarheels Spend Day
Clarence Bradshaw. and Herbert.
of Durham, N c.. spent Saturday.
with Mrs II L. Bradshaw
Misses Patsy Terry. Janet Taylor
l.dtp Pose Glenn. Fay Martin and
Valerie Ieea" Of Farnivillt. spent
sunday nieht and Monday with Miss
Betty Andrews Misses Shannon
Francis and Barbara Ennis joined
. them Monday
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-11

You can have Ihunderbird
VS. 90, Up to 300 mighty
horsepower. in any Ford
wagon YOU choose. Or select
tlc thrifty Mileage Maker Six.
Or make yours Tie 2-door
Ranch Wagon. With all of its
advanced stvhng it's still the
fo'ced prlced+ wagon You'll
find m the Iowpricc three.
TO make an impressive
arrival, choose the Del Rio
Ranch Wagon. This 2-door
wagon HAAS 1 high-stvlc air
that viii gather envious
Chances wherever you drive.