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Evening star., 1958-05-08

and ships OF the other. the
bombers taking of from their
own carriers. racing 10 their
targets and pressing their at
tacks home against murderous
anti-aircraft fire."
A Japanese carrier and other
vessels were sent 10 the bot
tom. but there was no victory
celebration In Washington. The
United States had lost It's gall
liant carrier. Lexington: two
other ships, and Sc planes, ac-
cording TO naval records.
Evening star., 1958-05-08
BUENos AIRES, May

BUENOS AIRES. May 9 tP,
federal police yes
terday broke up a pro-Peron
demonstration with tear gas,
They routed several thou
sand supporters Of ex-Dictator
Juan d. Peron from the area
OF San Francisco Church where
they had gathered for a special
mass In memory Of Eva Peron,
his dead wife. She died July
&c. 1852.
Peron supporters marched
openly In other major cities On
the anniversary OF Eva's birth.
Evening star., 1958-05-08
U. U.S.-AustroIion Dinner
Marks Coral Sea Bottle

Business and government leaders Of two continents
gathered last night at the Maynow Hotel 10 celebrate
naval battle which the United States did not win.
The Battle Of the Coral Sea, fought i6 years this
month"; commemorated a dinner Of the American Aus
aan Association recalling countless memories OF hstorys
Evening star., 1958-05-08
Flood Kills Three

SAN JUAN. Puerto Rico. May
g CP.-A fash food Tuesday
night killed three persons and
left about 5000 families home
less near the southern coast
town Of Ponce. Damage was
estimated at about 81 million.
Heavy rains had filled the nor
mally dry bed Of the Rio Portu-
gues. Many riverbank homes
were swept away and Ponce
waterfront warehouses were
flooded.
Evening star., 1958-05-08
UAR Hollis Frondizi

BUENOS AIRES. May 8 CR.
President Arturo Frondizi yes
terday received the United
Arab Republics Grand Collar
of the Nile and Vice President
Alexandra Gomez was given the
Grand Collar Of Egypt. The
presentations were made by
Salah Bitar, UAR Minister Of
State. who came here for Mr..
Frondizi's inauguration.
CusoIs Misses Event
SAN JUAN. Puerto Rico, May
8 R.-Fever and a cold kept
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-14
State Coils On o.. letters
Local Voice TO Be Heard In State
Councils On School Math, Science

Dr.. George w. Jcffcrs. head of
the Biology Department Of Long
wood College, has been ncmed to
a l6member advisory committee
on science which Will consult with
the State Department of Education
in the areas Of science and mathe-
mates.
His appointment together with
that 81 II associates i'll the fields
Of science. engineering and educa-
ton was announced this week by
pr Davis H. PaSchall, state super
lptcndcnt Of public instruction
Constituting such state com
nlttce. recommended by tho Vir.
gInia Advisory Legislative Council
and authorized by the State Board
Of Education. IS another move by
the Commonwealth to meet the
shortage of engineers and scientifi-
cally trained personnel.
The committee has pot yet had
an organi2ational meeting, nor has
all agenda Of prospective fields Of
investigation been settled. However.
the state department has suggested
several aIlilofy excursions WHICH
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-14
Businessmen Will
Aid Club Contests,
Petition For Bridge

The Cha N Der Of Commerce
agreed Monday night to provide
prize ribbons and to conduct a pre-
Scntation ceremony when the
annual regional HI Judging compe-
tition Is held here April H.
The Extension Service expects be-
tween 200 and 800 club finalists
from - surrounding counties. Win
ners here 20 On to the state finals.
In another action Chamber men,
berS approved drafting Of reso-
luton requesting the Highway De
parunent TO include a new Route
- bridge across the AppomattoX
river here III its budget for the year
commencing July |.
w. c. Fitzpatrick told the Cham
Der that the town OF Farmvillc has
funds available to meet its share
81 the cost. and that both tho Cum
begland and Prince Edward boards
Of supervisors have asked for re.
placement for tho out-modcd 30
plus Year old structure.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-14

the group might take with profit to
the Commonwealth.
Among these were listed methods
of expanding and increasing the ef-
fectlveneSS OF science and math
programs in tho public shcools. and
TO advise on the effectiveness of
present courses of study.
Another area Of proposed study is
that involving ciftcd students and
the availability of school facilities
70 carry thcm IN course work 10
tho extent Of their abilities. III
numerous other WAYS The commit
tee IS expected 70 advise the science
and. maih sections OF the depart
mont on school work. such as
courses. teacher recruiting. labora
tory tcchnlques
Dr. Jcffcrs is past president Of
the Virginia Academy Of Science
and has served as a director of the
National Academy. The Common
wealth has called on his training
and experienceton several occasions
in the past for service on COM
lnllalcnS nd -tudy groups.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-14

service in the State Department as
chief Of the Lend-Lease Mission in
Australia in l943 and 1914 From
January To October 1916, he was
U. S. Commissioner and chairman
of the Peiping Executive Head
quarters For his service on this
commission, he received a PrcSi-
dental citation on September 20,
1896 accompanied by the award Of
the Medal Of Merit
A native OF Nottoway County va.
be was educated at WiNiam and
Mary and Davidson ColleAcS. Rob
ertson holds honorary Doctor Of
Law Degrees from Davidson Col
lege and the University of Rich
mond
Finance Background
When not working for the govern
ment, he has been a senior partner
in the widely-knoWn Richmond
banking firm Of Scott and String
fellow The Assistant Secretary has
served. on tho boards Of many
charitable organizations and was
particularly active in tho Richmond
Community Chest and Red Gross
affairs
Presently he Is a trustee Of The
Virginia historical Society. h c
jamestown Corporation, the Viz
slnia Museum Of Fine Arts, and the
Richmond Memorial Hospital
Dr.. James A. Jones. president OF
the Union Theological Seminary Of
Richmond, will deliver the bacca-
laureate sermon on Sunday June T.
to begin te program of the 1888
Commencement at Ialnpdcn+Sy
1cy College.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-14
Tiny Tots. WnirOns to Parade
In Variety Fashion Shom

From the bunny hop 70 rock II
roll, from MILDLY blouses to chcnnsc
dresses. all ages OF entertainment
and clothing VIII be included in
the variety fashion show Monday
Al 3 pm III Jarman auditorium
The Wonan'S club is sponsoring
The show IN cooperation With
Farmville department stores 10
raise money for It's club house
fund
Fashions for men. women. tiny
tots, subteens. toenagcrs ard ma
irons viii bc modelled everything
from the era Of The hustle to that
Of tho sack.
Music Will be provided BY Bar
bra jean Trear at the piano and
jimmy Bradshaw Oh the drums
John Wilson VIII introduce the mis-
tress Of ceremonies, Mrs. r. W.
Bloomfield.
The talent portion Of the program
will clude quartet from
Hampdcn sydney College. Farm
vile High School students doing the
stroll and rock d roll Farmville
Elementary School students doing
the bunny hop. vocal numbers by
George and Pauline Longsworth
and instrumental numbers BY Mrs.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-14
FHS Delegation
Will Help Lead
State Convention

Three Farmvillc High School stu
dents, two teachers and visiting
foreign student will represent the
school at the annual state conven-
ton OF the Student Cooperative AS
ISOLATION today Friday and Satur-
day al Radford College.
The students. Lucy Doync. Sally
Clark and Jimmy Gates. arc Off
Gers If the FHS student govern
mcnt group Tho teachers. Misses
Alma Porter and Lillian Minkel arc
SEA sponsors, Juan Aramhuru, nj
Mexico, IN exchange student now
at Farmvllle, viii accompany HE
delegation.
Farmville students VIII conduct
ono Of the convention discussion
groups which will have the topic,
Unity of Purpose - Students Fac
ulty and Community"
Miss Doyne will lead the discus
sion group. Miss Clark will serve
as recorder and Miss Porter as
group sponsor.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-14
n Eostern Affoirs Expert
For Eostern Affors Expert
Assistant Secretary Of State Robertson
To Give Commencement Address

Walter S. Robertson, Assistant
Secretary of State for Far Eastern
Affairs. will deliver the 1858 COM
mencement address at Hampden-
Sydney College on June 2. Dr..
Joseph Clarke Robert, president Of
the college, has announced
In June Of 1858, a few months
after Mr.. Robertson was named as
sistant secretary for Far Eastern
Affairs. he was sent to Korea by
President Eisenhower to seek PrcSi-
dent Svngman Rhee's agreement to
the armisticc then being negotiated
After two and one-hah weeks of
talk. President Rhee finally yielded
to the American position.
The Korean president agreed in
writing to keep his forces under
United Nations command and to
take no action TO obstruct the
armistice. Eight days after MI
Robertson returned the agreement
to President Eisenhower. the arms
tice was signed. Secretary Of State
John Foster Dulles commended bin
on his successful mission saving
that he had done fine Job OF
diplomacy IN accordance with on
best American tradition
Conference Expert
Robertson was a member Of The
" s. delegation to the Geneva Con
ference on Korea and Indo-C China III
1854, the Manila Pact Conference
in Bangkok in 1855, and the SEATC
Foreign Ministers Conferences il
Karachi in 1856 in Canbcrra in
1854 and in Manila in March Of
this year.
lie a-a-tanI secretary yes1n hH
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-14

The FarmVille Town Council,
Cumberland Beard Of Supervisors,
Prince Edward Board 81 Super
Visers and the FarAvillc Chamber
Of Commerce have each adopted a
resolution requesting the State high
way department for an ALLEGATION
for the erection OF a new bridge on
the north end Of MAN Street cross
INK the AppOnlattox River tho
mayor stated The appropriation
Is cusiomarlly made during the
month Of April. he. explained. "and
\ II hoped that thu requested allo
cation VIII be made at that time
By the highway department
Wf also hope that work Will
commence Oh the project soon after
July l. II appropriations arc made, .
Fitzpatrick stated
Not County Funds
HON Aplaincd that the money ap-
prop'iftcd for the project VIII not
come from tho secondary road
funds NJ lhe two counties, blt N
made from the primary road fund
Of the LvnchburR district The ncw
legislation provides that the federal
government viii pay one-hal of TIN
cost 81 the project and The State
h - bear the remainder OF the
cus' However the Town If FARM
WHO Will have N pay one hail NJ
TIE cost Of the portion adjacent 70
ihc town limits
Fitzpatrick estimated that the
bridge VIII GOVT $500 900 Thc state
highway departments share would
bo Sl00 900 and the Town If Farm
ville would havc NJ reimburse tAf
State lor approximately S25 900
To help finance the project the
toWl has already sct aside si5. 900
XVIII thc bridge fund ANA F'!t1pat-
TICK predicted That Tho additional
$4,000 would be included IN the
1888 town budget
THE bridge WIN be- M teet witle
and ~ill have a pedestrian WalkwaY
on onc Side The mayor sad
IN AAid the town has Already
agreed By previous resolution Il
share u tle survey costs plans and
@peclticatlaals ANA \ As believed
that auch plaaS base aAeady hcen
substantially completed Tho out
Lock fnt tbn ,ti{,na4,,I IA. .,,-a,.,ss
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-14
Reunion For IS And IS
74th Founders Day Program Set At
Lonswood College Friday, Saturday

4 Lonewood's 74th Founders DAY
viii be held this week end II Vii
be reunion year for all who eiadu
ated from the college ii ycafs end
/ ing in BIS and BIS.
Activities VIII begin FRIDAY with
registration for rooms fron 3 % I
p m. ii the college roiunda Nn
bers 70 the Granddaughtcls clut
Will be he~tesses
4 Saturday, alumnae may register
IN the rotunda from 30 to lo:3a
m From 9i5 to 1915 ID Farm
VILE alumnae chapter will be hos.
tess at d coffee hour at the alunnac
house.
Wcrtcnbakcr To Speak
Dr Thomas jefferson Werten
baker VIII speak on Colonial Edn-
cation in Virginia at ibe 10 3o
am pregra m in Jarnlan audi.
forum pr Francis G. Laakford
viii give the welcome. aha MISS
Frances Patton. Of Roanoke. STU
dent Government ASSOCIATION preSi,
dent. and Miss Elsie StosSel Alanl-
nae association president. viii greet
returning alumnae and students
The Madiigal Singers viii ple-
sent two numbers, The Silver
Swan and Sing We and chant
It. after which mr. G & Gordon
Moss. history department. chair
man. viii introduce the sp 4kcr
Miss Shirley Hauptman q yin.
chester will act as colmalaatator as
colorcd Slides ot NE year's activities
arc shoVn
Marker To BE Dedicated
Al noon alunnac will move oAt
40 Longwood estate. where a
marker viii be dedicated honofine
Peter Johnston MIS- Anna John
ston Hodges. Or Greenlee Is to prc
sent tho marker 70 the college Vii
l2.l5 pm
The annual hpcheon win DC held
a. II % plll ~ VIC cOileRe allllllS
room 1t Will be followed BY the
Alunnac association business meet
ing at l3o pm
Dr. and Mrs Landlord VIII hold
open house al the presidents home
at SOB High street from 4 TO p I'M.
Dinner VIII be in the college din
ing room at 6:l0 pm
Play to Conclude Activities
Easter, : the spring production
of the LongWood PLAYERS and
Hampden Sydney Jongleurs, viii
conclude the days activities with
its performance at 8 pm
Mrs Mildred D. Davis. associate
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-14
Buffalo Creek
Watershed Gets
State Priority

The stato s9i Conservation com-
, n,e, "a@'Atga p''pt',N I'M HIM
Tha ueraId was ,nto,n5ed ],o,.,ly
#fter naan Monday Tac acfion
came during tha morning at the
regular March meeting Of the com
i'l''''
heerls1l.s aie p,'ori,N lale '' ''al
wasb,ngfoa + far = f'nal an !, r., , he,
forc \ comprehensive survey ard
further work II planned " tae
area
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-14
Evangelist TO Speak
Here Monday Night

The Rev William I; I'LL. lr. Of
llopewell SOD Of ! former Pres.
byicrian pastor hero, viii speak OH
evangelism at Farmvillc Presby.
tcrian Church Monday night March
r. at Ills O'Clock
He will speak at i special service
i'll observance Of the chnchs cur
rent evangelism emphasis. Rev. Mir.
Hill, Farmville native. has en-
tered full-tinie syangelistic work
and is Widely-knoWn for his appear
ance At Massanetta AND Other
church c-4ter4
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-14
Fashion Supplement
In Today's Herald

THE FARMNILLE HERALD
proudly presents with this issue
an eight-page news and local
picture fashion supplement-. 1t
contains factuaI descriptions
and illustrations OF 1858 spring
and summer men's. womens.
teenagc and childrcn's fashions.
and home furnishings suggc>-
tions. The supplement- is the
second section of tOday's paper.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-14

establish lts Tobacco Jubilee when
endorsed As beneficial any supper
Members voted ta bring back tho
annual program after warehouse
and buying interests urged some
kind Of cooperation during an open
discussion on tobacco marketing
following Monday nights dinner
meeting
The industry SpokeSmcn Il p.
Han. Joel Watkins Ir and
Fletcher Irby agreed that the
Jubilee may be Of doubtful value
N getting farmers accustomed 70
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-14
Mondote Received
School Board
Names Fitzpatrick
As Local Attorney

w C. Fitzpatrick Farmyillc al
torncs has been retained as local
attorney hv the Prince Edward
county school board \
Counsel Tor the board since It's
Involvement IN racial litigation has
been and remains the Richmond
Law firm Of Hinton. Williams G~y
Moore and Powell
The addition of Fitzpatrick pro
vide$ The school board Tic defend
ent lltigant IN school SUITS. local
counsel for Subsequent actions IN
the courts ana ~ other matters
Mandate Received
Tho mandate ordering Jadec
Srrina llntchcSon iQ direct the
Prince Edward board tn make 4
prompt and reasonable start TO
wards pubic school descpeea'ion
matter Row u concern attorneys.
was received Monday iii Richmond
Il came ilanc lhc Federal Fourth
Circuit COM of Aapeai W. Raln.
more winch aoted ihat taa tinted
States Supreme Court haa refused
n review thc ease
me Fourth crenf ceHrt haa MI
NOV t. 1851 upset judge Hutchc-
son refusal ~ sc' datr tor nlx
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-14
New State Laws
Hold Impact
For Persons Here
Legislatures
Actions Effect
Nearly Everyone
BY JOHN STICK

A stable number Of the hundreds
Of new laws and changes to exist
ing laws passed by the recent
General Assembly will have direct
effect on individuals on the home
front, as citizens. voters. tax
payers. auto drivers and parents
AS local taxpayer, John O. Cifi-
zen may within year find himself
confronted with new county auto
license tax and county recorda-
ton tax. After this year, also he
won't be able to split payments Of
his state income tax. either
The Assembly made a modest
acknowledgements Of the need Of
greater tax resources at the county
level by authorizing boards Of super
yisors to impose auto license taxes
even where a town within the
county already has one Previously
town car tag tax knocked ont
the possibility of county tax
sRccordation Tax
Authority was also given super
Nisors to levy a five-cents per 500
tax on deeds and other documents
recorded al county clerks's offices
This would be in addition to the
: state tax of Is cents per 500. or
fraction OF 500
BY eliminating next year and
ftn,. N
for state in c m c taxes the AS
Senlblv made one-time pickup Of
about $500 900 to he included III
the current biennlum which doesn't
end until 1860
New laws pertaining 10 juveniles
may effect some parents, but only
# their children become unruly in
school or become involved in law
brea king Recognizing need for
tighter control OF difficult young
sters, the Virginia legislators
passed a Law allowing teachers to
administer reasonable g orporal
punishment if a child gets out Of
hand
The bill was passed it was said
BY Sponsors. TO diSpcl the notion
teachers cant switch children
Juvenile Laws
Other juvenile bills which be-
came law permit juvenile court
Judges to disclose the names Of
Youngsters involved with the Law As
vel as the parents nanles and the
circumstances. Sc cond offender
youthful felons or juvenile with
one serious misdemcanor and oMo
felony to be taken out OF Juvenile
courts into the adult courts Of
public record police to tail oyer
night youths IA and lip for drunken
ness. resisting arrest Of where such
procedure is deemed il The best
interest Of the child or public
As prospective voters on voters.
the public viii also be effected In
the future registration can be
only on a blank sheet Of paper
without benefit Of Instructions The
person registering, however, has
the right to see copy Of the Vir-
Sinia Constitution and statutes in
which procedures are given. Quail
fled voters hereafter won't have to
wonder about poll hours which vari-
Cd according to the season New law
makes them 6 am. to pm,
everywhere, the year round.
Uninsured Drivers
If driver does not carry liza
bility insurance on his car begin
ming next October, he'll have to
pay SIS extra fee with each
years license plates. That's not in
surance protection, but the total
collected will be distributed TO in
fCnpfini,pd nm napa ~
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-14
Hold Whot We Hove Stressed
Chamber Votes Return OF Leaf Jubilee
After Hearing Industry Endorsement

The Commerce voted week to
establish industry Spokesman
beneficial support provided
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-14

year since tie 1851 Season.
Influencing Factors
Hall, in answer to a question
placed tn one, tWO, three order
these factors he said are strongest
Continued ON page y
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-23

els with the Tatum Basketball
team and entertains at half-times
consists Of Mickey Thomas, Marie
Glover Irene Saunders, Dixie
Wales, and, of course THE Body"
LOttie.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-23
Minneapolis Man
Sues For $3.50. 900
For False Arrest

Robert Breeding, former boxer
residing at 1910 Aldrich Ave. N,
Minneapolis, informed this paper
that he has entered a suit against
the City Of st. Paul, the st. Paul
Police Department, and ST. Paul
policeman. The suit grew out Of
Greetings belief that constitu-
tional safeguards against double
jeopardy had been violated in 1855
when, as he is contending, he
was sentenced twice-once TO the
workhouse and once 70 the state
prison at Saltwater the same
crime.
Breeding's complain asks $500
900 for damages plus S25, 900 pun
tive damages from the City Of
st. Paul! SIS, 900 in redress and
$4,000 punitive damages from the
ST. Pauf Police Department; and
$4,000 redress plus $1,000 punt
tive damages from Patrolman
John Paul Morley Of the st. Paul
Police Department.
Breeding has elected to serve as
his own attorney in the suit.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-23

play the Annual Dinner at the
YWCA did such he asked
the smogasbord wfod composes many
playing Besides being artist the he also
does quite wen the organ
THE ST PAUL GALLERY and School Of Art featuring the
100 paintings drawings sketches thousands artistry
Illustrations submitted.
MISS ST JAMES" Miss
sought for by
Paul and ST. Peters Minneapolis The
Methodist Churches the 4 District
ends June 49, the
to Camp Baber In Michigan At Camp Baber she will with
other district winners for the title Miss Camp
running Paul Patricia Hunter
Miss Isabelle Foster Phyllis Bradley
THE ST PAUL GOSPEL present Must
Gale at the ober Club Sunday to 1880 pm
II YOU WANT TO the St action then don't
hesitate TO buy your ticket NOW!
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-23
INDIANAPOLIS TO
HAVE FIRST NEGRO JUDGE

Indianapolis (ANP) 49, State
Senator Robert Lee Brokenburr,
Republican and Atty. Mercer NJ.
Nance, Democrat, won the nominal
tons of their respective parties as
candidates for judge of Superior
Court Room 2, here in Tuesdays
primary election. The two leaders
will fight it out in the fall cam
paign.
Any way the election goes there
is a certainty that a Negro will
become judge for the first time in
the history of Indiana's Capitol
city.
AMP writer Robert w. womack,
son of the Rt. Rev. A. w. Womack,
presiding Bishop of the CME
Church, was elected delegate to
the State Democratic Convention
which meets here in June.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-23

Your neighbors write, edit and
print this paper each week for
your information and entertain
ment.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-23
Red Owl Is
Optimistic New
Directors Elected

Hopkins, Minnesota 49, Sales Of
Red Owl Stores, Inc. for the fiscal
year ending February Is. 1859 are
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-23

decline" Mr.. Bell said. Our trade
area has not felt the impact to
the same degree as other parts
Of the country"
In fact, he stated, Red Owl
looks upon the current period as
an opportunity to continue a rapid
growth program.
For the months Of March and
April, retail sales were 20Gc above
a year ago, Mr.. Bell said. Whole
sale sales were up eight per cent.
The stockholders elected three
new directors, Merrill Cohen, ex-
ecutive vice president Of ]. NJ.
Dain & Company, Inc, a Mime
apOlis investment banking and
brokerage firm; Donald C. Nc
Nicely, vice president and director
of the St Paul Terminal Ware
house Company of st. Paul; and
L. w. Rixe, vice president and
treasurer Of Red Owl.