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NUeve Arestudos
en- ReIucion con
Hurtos en- Autos

La pollcia de Miami arresto ell
domingo a nueve jovenes, a quie-
mes acusan de formar parte de una
pandilla de ladrcnes de accessories
de AUTOMOBILES que tienen sus ope-
raciones en- la Costa Dorado de Flo
rida.
Ell detective, sargento Charles
Johnston informo que la pandilla
ha estado robando por valor de
unos $1,000 cada noche, en- radios,
y otros accessories.
Agrego ell detective Johnston que
de acuerdo con las declaraciones de
uno de los jovenes, unos so mucha.
chos, comprendldos entire las eda-
des de II a 81 amos, pudieran estar
tmpllcados en- los robos. La policia
esperaba llevar a cabo nuevos
%arrestos.
La policia anuncio que Sc habian
ocupado varias docenas de llantas
de gonna nuevas, y ruedas y otros
productos robados. Agrego que la
pandilla operaba, desde Palm
Beach hasta Key West, en- sus bait.
das nocturnas, robando principal.
mente en- carros nuevos, en- secto.
res residenciales
Segun ell sargento Johnston, uno
de los detenidos declare que un CO.
merciante de accessories de automo.
vlles de Miami, compraba los pro.
ductos robados a los dirigentes de
la pandilla.
La pandilla. eStaba dividida en-
cuatro grupos y cada grupo opera
ba en- su propio distrito. Ell lider
de uno de los grupos dijo que su
quota era de % llantas y ruedas.
Declare que disponia de 8 automo.
vlles y una camioneta cerrada, a SUI
nombre, para SUI "trabajo" noctur.
no.
Bastones de golfo, ropas y eoui.
pajes, robados de los autos, eran
vendldos a casas de empe1o de
Miami. Los a~rticulos robados Sc es.
condian en- garaies y solares yer.
mos, hasta que Sc podia disponer
de ellos
I'm miembro dc la pandilIa, iden.
tiflcado con ell nombre de Jerry
Pasa a ia Pagina 81
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PROGRANA DEL FESTIVAL
LUNEs, JUNO Is

LUNES, JUNO Is
Torneo de golf, practicas, 9 de la manana, Miami Springs Golf
Course. Diario, hasta JUNO 81.
Desfie de las Reinas en- el Dinner Key Auditorium. 3 v 8 de Ia
noche. Boetos, igual que Ell sabado y domingo.
MARTES, JUNO II
Campeonato de soccer, 73O P. M. Curtis Park.
Orquesta Sinfonica de Colombia, $50 P. M. Dade County
Auditorium.
Bale de Coronation, 10 P. M, Dupont Tarleton Hotel.
MERCEDES, JUNO 1s
orquesta Sinfonica de Colombia, $50 P. M, Dade County Audi
forum.
JUEVES, 10
Coro del Tolima, Colombia, $50 P. M, Dade County Auditorium
VIERNES, JUNO 20
Torneo de Esqui Acuaico, Campeonato, 9 de Ia nahana hasta las
4 de la tarde, Swan Lake 10000 N. w. 26 St)
Desfie de Modas, al mediodia, en- ell Dupont Tarleton Hotel.
Boetos SIS. ~
Coro del Tolima, Colombia $50 P. M, Dade County Auditorium.
SABADO, JUNO 21
Campeonato de Golf, $50 A. M. y l P. M. campo de Golf de
Miami Springs.
DOMINGO, JUNO 22
Campeonato de Esqui Acuatico, finalista. 8 A. M. Swan Lake
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Ell PROBLEMA DE LA
SUEGRA

QUERIDA AMARANTA: Ha.
ce un an0 que c0ntraje matri.
monio. Mi esposo y 20 nos
queremos y jamas ha habido
nj creo que habra divergencias
entire nOsotros. Sin embargo, hay
algo que me hace yer Ell porve.
mir nciertO, algO que es como
una nube que obscurece ell claro
cielo de mi felicidad. Sc trata
de mi sonora suegra, que es muy
respectable pero que tiene I'm CO.
raz6n maligno y perverso (DiOs
me perdone 81 la juzgo mali. LIE,
mortified a mi sonora madre 20.
Utica que mi marido me saque a
paseo, que me obsequie con un
vestidO, o que me regale un po-
mo de perfume o una dOcena
de platos. Hasta lie sabe NAL que
me liable con cariho. LIE agrada
mucho salir con su hijo, y Guam.
do salimos solos dejandola en-
casa sc enfurece. Por 81 ESQ fue-
ra POGO es hip6crita y provoca
altercados entire nosotros, pero
nunca pelea de frente. Mi espo.
so la quiere y respeta, y yO tam
bien. Con TODD este, me halo
confusa, y a pesar de 10 mucho
que quiero a mi marido he llega.
do a pensar en- separarme de 81.
LIMA
No creo que todas las suegras
sean malas. Lo peor que tienen
es ell nombre, que esta muy de-
sacreditado. Sin embargo, las
hay ouenas y malas. Su sonora
mama politica parece pertenecer
al segundo grupo. Hay que ira
tar de comprenderlas. una mala
suegra es generalmente un bue-
ma madre, que siente por su hijo
I'm amor exclusive y que Sc ME-
ga d admitir que su hijo pueda
querer a alguien ademas de a
ella. A estas malas suegras hay
que decirles: "Querida suegra:
Ell amor a la madre no tiene ma
da que yer con Ell amor a la es-
posa, y ambos amores pueden 81
multanearse perfectamente. Por
queer ser demasiado buena ma
DIRE esta listed siendo mala sue
gra, v este es muy peligroso para
SUI MILO; y como listed no quiere
NADIA malo para su hijo, debe
listed procurar ser buena sue
graz.
Por 10 demas, ell problema de la
convivencia con la suegra es Sc
mejante al que surgiria con
cualquier otra persona, agrava-
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Sc Considera un Centayo de
Tax Adioiona| a Ia Gasoline

I'm centavo mas de impuestos
sobre la gasolina, esta tomando
forma POGO a POGO, en- ell Condado
Dade, para ayudar en- ell programa
de construction de carreteras.
Ell Sr. Joe Grotegut, nuevo presi-
dente de Departamento de Care
teras de- Estado, dijo ell domingo
que lie parecia que csc aumento de
un centavo al impuesto de la gaso-
lima muy apropiado, como respues-
ia a las e%riticas necesidades de
comprar derechos de paso en- ell
Condado Dade.
Anadio Grotegut, que la idea de
I'm centavo de impuesto opcional,
para quedarse en- ell sector en- don
de Sc colecta, es Juno de los varioS
metodos' que su oficIna estudiara
para ser incluldos en- Ell proximo
programa legislative del goberna-
DOR.
Mlentras tanto ell p~residente de
la Comision de! Condado, Ralph
Fossey no dejo lugar a dudas en-
cuanto ! que la imposition de csc
nuevo c4ntavo al impuesto de la
gasolina es ~necesario.
Else centavo additional, ayudara
ciertamente- pero nj cor ESQ Sc
habra llegado a la solucion del pro-
hIema din FnSSov
"Costarla unos 100 millones es-
tablecer un buen siste'na de carre-
teras' agrego Fossey
Ell nuevo centavo de impuesto
produciria a Dade un estimado de
$2.6 miliones, aiemas de los SIS
millones que recupera de los mas
de $18.5 que Sc recaudan en- Dade
por ell concepto de impuestos de
gasoline.
Ell Sr. William D. Singer, hombre
de negoclos de Miami, quien es un
nuevo miembro, tambien, del De-
partamento de Csrreteras del Esta-
do, ha significado SUI aprobacion al
nuevo impuesto de un centavo.
Fossey declare Ell domingo que
Dade tendra que seguir ell ejemplo
de Jacksonville G iniciar nuevos
servicios de peajes para poder OBJ
tener dinero para las obras y com
pras de derechos de paso.
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DIARI0 LAS ANERICAs-pau. 5
1.-THE Dolly Sisters"
Dehutun Pronto
en- Estu Ciudud

Anita Vazquez, una de las silnp%
ticas Dolly Sisters, afamadas bal
larinaS cubanas, Sc encuentra bre-
vemente en- Miami antes de CONT
nuar 1iaje a differences capitales del
continente para cumplir important
ties contracts artfsticos.
Ell senior Tony Achinelly, pro.
pietario del popular club nocturno
y restaurant Gel Toreador", de es-
ia ciudad, ha venido negociando
con la senorita Vazquez los detalles
de un contrato para traer la famo-
sa Anita Vazquez a la Ciudad
Magica.
Ell debut de Anita Vazquez en-
Miami Sc anunciara oportunamen-
tie.
Por 10 pronto deseamos una gra-
ia estadia en- Miami para Anita,
representative de la belleza y ell ta-
lento de Cuba.
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TVyIVsdl FTEPMdIIVUs
Exhibition de AUTOMOBILES
Extranjeros Habrd en- Miami

sicion de Miami, Sc exhibiran
una gran mayoria de los autos de
paseo y deportivos de marcas ex-
tranjeras incluyendo varios mo-
delos experimentales que nunca
antes han sido presentados en-
este pals.
"La decision de traear 4 Miami
esta exhibition Sc debe al exito
que obtuvieron las exposiciones
de Nueva York y de Boston este
ano". "En ambas. exposiciones
-agrego ell Sr. Sherman Sc
realizaron ventas que assemble.
ron a varios millones de dolares,
y que incluian autos de lujo tales
como Fascel Vega, Lancia, Rolls
Royce, Ferrari, Maserati, Aston
Martin, Porsche, Mercedes Benz
Jaguar y Alpha-Romeo. Todas
estas marcas de carros de paseo
y deportivos estaran representa-
das en- la exhibition de Miami.
Aunque los automobiles de al.
to precio recibieron una gran
atencion en- las exposiciones de
Nueva York y de Boston, una
gran cantidad de autos del grupo
mas economico tambien tuvie-
ron YIN gran exito de ventaS. En-
este grupo -cuyos precios varia-
ban desde $1,000 a $4,000, Sc
hallaban los Hilman, Rover, Sun
beam, el Ford ingles, Fiat. Lloyd,
%Borgward, Volkswagen, Renault,
Volvo, M. G., Mighty Morris y
otros rs modelos de otras mar
cas- extranjeras.
FL gran lnieres que hay hoy
dia en- los EE. UU., por los autos
extranjeros y %deportivos Sc debe
al heche de que, por razones de
economic, Sc han hecho muy po-
pulares. Segun calculos del Sc
nor Sherman, este ano Sc ZEN
deran en- norteamerica unos 300.
900 AUTOMOBILES extranjeros es-
~pecialmente los que tienen pre-
clos interiors; a los $500 do
lares.
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pVOgr@an PrepaaiIVOs

Sc en- Miami una exposition de
Sc en- Miami una exposici7 de
automobiles de marcas extran-
jeras en- ell Auditorium de la ciu-
dad situado en- Dinner Kay. va
estan haciendose los preparati-
vos para dicha exposition que
comenzara ell Is de enero has
IA 81 1ro. de febrero de 1859, Sc
gun ACADIA de anunciar el senior
Manuel Sherman, Presidente de
Ia firma Sherman Exposition
Management, Inc, de Boston.
Ell Sr. Sherman, que ha orga-
nizado y dirigido muchas expo-
siciones de automobiles y botes
a motor en- Ell Este de los Estados
Unidos, declare que en- la expo
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-17
Reunion de Ia Junta de
Ia ODp

FL pr6ximo jueves 10 de
JUNO, a las 8 de ia noche,
y en- las oficinas de la Or
ganizacion Democratic Puer-
torriquena, en- ell departa-
mento sos del Pacific Bldg,
de Miami, tendra lugar la
reunion ordinaria mensual
de la ODP, segun informo
Ell senior German Negroni,
presidente provisional de la
misrna.
Anuncia ell Executive que
esta reunion sera muy i'm
%portante, por 10 que Sc SUI.
plica la asistencia complete
de la Junta de Directories.
Entire los asuntos a tratar
Sc informara sobre ell pro-
greso de los preparativos
para la celebration del Is
de julio, Dia de Puerto Rico
en- Miami.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-17

RTSentimental
po,. A~.maranta

Dirtnnss las consunas a BuzoN SENTIMENTAL, q. o. Box $685.
international Airport Miami 49, Fla Ragamos a los lectorss o lectoras
que hrmen us cartas cn III pseud6nimo o tnicihes -
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-17

do por la Influenza inevitable de
la suegra sobre ell marido. Para
solventarlo no hay mas que una
%solucion: mucha paciencia y mu-
cha diplomacia Ilustres y vene-
rabies sociologos han estudiado
ell prob'ema de las suegras sin
hallarle solucion satisfactoria, v
no voy a ser 20 quien conozca la
panacea de I'm mai tan corrien.
te.
PARA IRIS
Esta listed separada de SUI es.
poso, pero unida a Ell por SUI hi.
Pasa a la Pagfna 81
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38-Nombre de mujer.
4O-Ave Guiana de plumas negras
41-Puestas de los astros.
A-Audaces.
47-Necesidad.
49-Lacayo.
50-Amarrar.
Animal en- plumas.
52-Condimentos.
53-Soldado, por ejemplo.
54EiSocorro!
55-Cerebro.
y. vERTTCALES
1-Especie de punal.
2-Emplear.
3-Substacia organica.
4-Plantas de flores rojas.
5-Igual al % Horizontal.
6-Religiosa.
7-Hace aggression.
8-Dejar plantado, en- Mendoza.
9-Espectaculo pGblico.
10-Ciudad de Arabia, Inv.
ADMINISTRATIVE, Pl.
17-Laderas de un barranco.
19-Que no causan dolores.
23-Arbol de Venezuela.
24-Alimento fundamental.
25-Ciudad de Armenia.
27-Concubinato.
28-Del verbo arar.
29-Petici6n de auxilio.
32-Novelistas o dramaturgos.
35-Aparato para rasar.
37-Jornadas.
39-Cuernos.
41-Conquistador de Siria.
42-Letra castellana, variante.
43-Saludable, Inv.
45-Organos de la vista.
46-Cerebro.
48-Duraci6n eterna.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-08
Jormon HoII Exercises At 10
DR.. Paschall To Address b Summer
Session Graduates Saturday Morning

DR. Davis Y Paschall slalG
superintendent of public instruction
Will give the address a The Long
wood College summer school com.
mencement pgoaram tamoiro@
Saturday
Thirty three Candidate W!ll i3s
ceive degree from president II al
Lankford, .Ir. during the exercises
in Jarman HAL
The program, Concluding AGA
demlc work at the COLLEGE for the
summer. Will commence II 10 m
President and Mrs Landlord viii
be hosts al a reception for the
graduates and families al tn c +
home tonight Friday
Among those receiving degrees
will be four teachers from school
systems in this area One NJ + S.
Katie Kidd Austin. Of nea~ Farm
vile. will receive che decree If
master Of science in education
MIS-. Austin, mother Of John M
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-08
352 People Or Payroll
Cost OF County Government In
Prince Edward, Well Below Average

of Prince Edward County paid less
for the operation Of their local
governments than did people in
most parts Of the country Whether
they got more or less for their
money is not taken into account
Their total payroll during a test
month last year, came to 77,400
This cost was equal to 81 .98 in the
month for every inhabitant of the
county.
Elsewhere across the nation. the
cost Of meeting local government
payrolls averaged S7l2 per capita
each month.
In the South Atlantic States il
'amountd to $3.50 per capita.
All over the country. the report
shows the drive to cut local gov
ernmental spending and taxes is
running into obstacles. The pres
sure is for more and more ser
vices. New schools, roads, water
supply and sewers. as well as the
many other needs Of communities
have necessltated bigger pavrolls.
larger capital OUTLAWS and even
higher taxes. No end to the ex-
pansion is in sight.
On top Of this. Federal payrolls
are at one Of their highest points,
and increased Federal taxes are the
pessimistic outlook on the national
picture.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-08
kenbridge Native
Named Manager
Telephone Office

Hunter IL overly. a native Of
Kcnbridee was recently named
manager 81 the Virginia Telephone
and telegraph Company at Farm
vile. He succeeds w y Grafton.
who was transferred to Blackstone
In April
Prior 70 his appointment to the
Farmville office, overly was 10
Gated at Romney. " Va. where he
served as group manager Of nine
exchanges Of the Central Telephone
Company. a sister company Of the
Farmville concern
He has been with the telephone
company since November, 1851,
when he was employed at South
Boston He served as combination
man at Kenbridge from 1852 to
1867 and became group manager
at Romnv on May | 1857.
OVERLY was born III Kcnbridge
June II, 1928 and is a graduate OF
Kenbridge High School He. served
with the U s. Navy from January
l943, until April l9i6
He Is member Of the Baptist
Church and the Lions Club. and
served as campaign chairman Of
the March Of Dimes in Hamp-
shire county, w. va. this past year
He and his wife, Virginia. have
son. eight years old. and they are
residing on Route IS Just north OF
town.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-08

For every "a people residing in
Prince Edward County. there is one
person employed in some capacity
by local governmental agency
This is disclosed in compre-
hensive survey Of public employ
ment in the United States. con
Quoted BY the Department of Com
merce as part OF its 1857 Census Of
Governments.
The number Oh the payroll of
each local governmental division
G cunt ". municipality. township
school district and special district
Is listed in the new report. Fed
eral and state employees are ex-
Guided
In Prince Edward County. the
ratio Of one public employee for
every 81 people Is lower than was
encountered in most parts of the
nation, where the average was one
for every 43.
II IS also below the rate that pre-
walls in the South Atlantic States.
an employee per So people.
The actual count locally showed
252 on the payrolls Of tho various
branches Of government, 272 of
them on full-time basis. The re-
mainder, PARTNERS. were trans
lated into their full-time equivalent
to permit comparison with other
counties.
On a per-caplta basis, residents
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-08
First Cooperative Refund
Pays S., 99I TO 800 Patrons

Farmers Cooperative Inc. al
Farmvillc had an $40 96l increase
in patron sales and min service
fees 'he past year, and has author
izcd IFS first stock refund members
learned at their annual meeting
Monday night
Manager O. b Blairs annual re-
part showed sales and mill servica
income amounted To 500 1873 for the
II months ending June 30
That compared to sales for tho
previous wear Of S6l9.477. he re-
ported al the annual membership
meeting in the Farmyillc High
School auditorium
THE refunds vii be paid on stock
ISSUED as patronage refunds for the
ls4@ operating yea That was the
first year of the cooperative s
operation. and articles Of incor-
poratlon provide that stock is to be
rfdeenable in 10 years
500 Benefit
BLAIR SAID the refund amounts 70
1891 and represents about a five
per cant repayment On total plr-
chases for the 1913 year Of $245 6l2
approximately 500 patrons viii
receive refunds of varying amounts.
the manager reports He estimates
THAT III the 10 yeas since operations
started patron numbers now have
grown 10 about 5000
The cooperative net savings for
Tie past year amounted to S34 1871
That is 50 300 less than savings for
the previous year, and Blair said
tho decrease resulted chiefly from
reduced sales and mill service
volume due to the 1857 drought.
The coopcrativc's net worth in
creased $50 447 during The wear end
ing June 30, however, Blair S re-
port shows The years operations
upped the net worth from 1924 .076
at June 80. 1857, to S266 ,524 the
past June 80
Current assets increased S14 ,906
between the two year ending
periods. and amounted to Sl2l 1928
for the Il months just ended.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-08
Bids On Telephone
office Still Being
Studied by Company

Bids for thc construction II a new
Virginia Telephone and Telegraph
Company officc building At Farm
vile were opened Tuesday. August
p.
Low hiddc~ was Kcnbrldgc Con
stliTction COMPANY Al Sl24810
oiher contractors bidding on the
project nchdcd Isanghan Con-
Construction CO Of Idiray. A O.
lafoon and Sons. Taylor Mfg Co..
MOTLEY Construction Co. and Farm
Ville Mfg Co.. all Of Farmvillc
7 he contract has not been
awarded, according to S Fcnton
Collins district telephone mana
SER Company officials arc consid-
cfIng tIc bids. he explained
The proposed telephone office
building viii be bnilt On South Main
Street about two doors south Of
Farmvillc Mfe Company
Tho cld " p Gillian property
was purchased BY Tho telephone
company and The larec apartment
house has been moved
Inc naN Office building van housc
2 modem dial system an we'll q
providing general office space foi
The Farmvillc exchange
Extensive grading VIII have to he
completed before actual construc
ton can hsgm and il n estimated
that it VIII require six months Il
a year before the dial system car
BIZ III operation in F'armVille.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-08
Division Chiefs
For Chest Drive
Named By Leader


Divisional organization leadership
fen The 1853 plnce Edward Com
mntv chest drive Was completed
Tuesday ni9h during a planning
coftcrencc n! Dr n q Landlord.
u campaign leader. and d.
yiaiaAal chiefs
lhe dlivc group also selected ter
tatlFe dates for the annual com
nIInitv tund appeal which win b.
submitted NJ the board Of directors
fGr consideration later THIS month
Proposed was week and a half
SlaClai Gifts DIVISION campaign
opening October 3 and extending TO
October IN On mat latter date. Il
general campaign Of two weeks vii
I'M launched
Special efforts viii to made to
complete An divisional efforts IN tho
general campaign by October 81
Change Proposed
Au innovation wll Nv sngrcstcd
M thc board bv' pr Landlord and
hf divison chiefs fol- tbs drive
They agreed Tuesday might fo
AHnch tho county districts appeal
M Saturday October II to continue
nntA October 81
That was vas suggested because II
would provide rural area worker
wv extra Weok end for contacts.
Mach If the district work IS ac-
conlpliShcd during week ends and
fhe proposal Will permit two full
Week ends within the October 1891
PERIOD.
Dr Ianktord win have I'M assls-
faat campaign leader. Joseph II
James Under that procedure ex-
pected 10 become opcrational III
All future Chest drives, the asst
tant agrees to head tip the cam
paign thu following year having &C.
sQulrcd the experience 81 serving III
The assistant slot through one cam
paign
Or Landlord has announced the
divisional chiefs AS follows Special
GIFTS Dr. A. NJ DeMuth Farm
Nillc Business Area. Herbert r.
wood aid G II Goodwin, Farm
ville Residential Miss Anna Dick
hoff Ministerial Districts. T, II
Stripln and Colored Citizens. Mrs
Mazda McKnighky
4 1888 campaign goal Of SIG 900
had Garlic been DESIGNATED BY the
board Of directors
The 1851 drive. seeking $l6.50O
fen short by about 81 500
Fund distribution to the Chests
~ participating agencies, based Oh
successful attainment OF the 1858
quota viii be determined by the Iii
rectors during their session late
this month Tentative ALLEGATIONS
have been designated by the Chest
Budget and Admissions committee
Chest President w L. Dickinson
of Darlington Heights area, met
with the group Tuesday in the Town
Council chambers.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-08
Governor Almond
Terms Opinion 4
Sound Decision

States leaders and the editorial
opinion Of Virginia s newspapers
tend ID agree unanimously with
Governor Almond opinion that the
seven year deseeregatlon delay IN
Prince Edward county is a con
s'ructivc approach TO the beginning
Of q solution Of grave problem N
Commenting on the Monday de-
cislon by Federal Judge Stcaling
Hutcheson delaying Prince Edward
dasegregaton. Almond In 4 press
conference said that the judicial
opinion "reflccts 4 sound jucidious
and equitable measurement Of the
stark realities Of the impending
situation
Applauding Judge Hutchcson s
opinion. the governor expressed
the hope that this decision might
become tho basis for a reasonable
approach everywhere in the state
Arlington, Charlottesville and Nor
folk, the three test sites in the state
for the Supreme Court edict for
mixing this September might be
affected by Judge Hutcheson' S rul-
ing.
Rep Joel RI Broyhill Arlington
Republican has suggested little
summit conference between AL
mond and President Eisenhower on
the indignation problems in Airing
ton county The president has ex-
pressed his willingness for such a
meeting but Governor Almond has
taken a cool reception to the invi-
tation, although he has not ruled
out the idea
On the other side Of the issue.
Robert L. Carter Of the NAACP
legal staff and Roy wilkins. NAACP
executive secretary say an appeal
Will be taken TO tho United States
Fourth Circuit Court Of Appeals
Carter, a counsel for the plaintiffs
in the Prince Edward case said
that the recent opinion did not
seem to conform to the Supreme
Court ruling that the local school
board make a prompt and reason
able start to end racial dlscrimina-
ton
Typical Of thr comments from
the state press was that Of the
Lynchburg Daily Advance which de-
scribed the 30 page opinion as a
model Of hard common sense and
legal excellence. The Petersburg
Progress-I Index said that the maxi
mum result Of an appeal of the
Hntcheson opinion would be for the
Supreme Court to take the federal
courts out Of school board business
and leave the educa tlonal functions
to the states and localities where
it belongs
Viewpoints around the state see
the Prince Edward case as pro
Continued on page 4
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-08
Claim Made On
Largest Tomato

Fred . Reid, Of 7o6 Grace Street.
placed claim On the largest to-
mato of the season. as of Tuesday.
August 5. He showed up at the
Herald office with a beefsteak to-
mato that weighed in at one and
three-quarter pounds
Reid explained that he planted
the seed in the hot bed on March
Is, and set out the plants May 20.
He has been getting a steady sup
ply Of tomatoes from his garden
since July 10.