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&c ha dirigido al sobierno de
los Estados Unidos de Norte
America por conducto del De-
pa,i4merto de Estado.
Estoy SECURE de que la inter
veuclon de la entidad que re-
pr.senta los intereses de las
companies americans en- Co.
fombia las cuales son fuente de
progreso para nuestro pals, Sc
"a factor decisive para la poll
tica. que adopten los Estados
Unldos con respecto a la situa-
cioh economical de la nacion CO.
lombiana.
Con sentiment de la mas al
ia consideration y aprecio,
ALBERTO LLERAS
Ell GENERAL ORDONEZ
REGRESA EN- OCTUBRE
BOGOTA -: Por Ia via aerea
viajo Ell domingo hacia los Es-
tados Unidos Zen uso de buen
retiro) ell brigadier general Luis
E. Ord6hez, exmiembro de Ia
Junts Militar de Gobierno, que
cuimin6 su periodic ell pasado
Z de agosto.
II general Ordohez permane-.
cera en- los Estados Unidos has
ia ell 20 de octubre aproxima-
damente, visitando q un hijo SUI
20 que estudia en- Nueva York.
Antes de viajar, Ell general Or
dohez reiter6 que cuando Ell
'Congreso 10 pida, respondent
por sus actuaciones pdblicas y
privadas en- Ia misma forma en-
que est&n dispuestos 4 hacerlo
los demAs exmiembros de la
Junta Militar,
FL generl Ord6nez viaj6 en-
uso de Ia licencia que lie conce-
did 81 Senado de Ia Repdbliea.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-06
PARA JUSTINA

81 ell hombre de quien Sc ha
enamorado listed es casado
(aunque este separately y,
ademas, Sc pasa semanas sin
preocuparse de listed es So
bradamente evidente que de-
,e dejarlo con extremada ur
gencia. Perseguirlo es tanto
como decretar la desgracia
que Sc esta cirniendo sobre
la cabeza de listed.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-06
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EN- Ell N
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Inc. TD14-142 Trac-
tor. Serie 42046 con
dozer hidraulico,
menos de 2 amos de
uso Muy buenas
condolences ...,.... : $500
OLIVER oC-s Tractor
Serie 4WH726, o
dozer hidraulico,
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TRACTOR AC, modelo
HD15. Serie 1871 con
buldoEer hidraulico s 5000
/. H. C. TD6 Serie
1908, con cuchillas
angular Bucyrus 8 1,T5O
American MODE no
mantenedor con mo-
tor de gasolina I.H.C.$ $50
MoDELo FORD, trac-
tor de rueda 8N con
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detras. Buenas con-
diciones $500
motto GRADER,
modelo POI Gallon,
Serie No 8113. Como
esta INN. ...-.- S 900
Pfdanos nuestro boletin de
maquinaria usada regular.
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Caterpillar, Cat y Traxcavator
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Diario las Américas., 1958-09-06
DEVUELVE MEDIC MILLION
ROBADO

BUENOS AIRES, sept. s.
(UPI)-Un joven que hace
aproximadamente I'm mes rob6
mas de medic million de pesos,
de I'm colegio Official, devolvio
la cast totalidad de la suma 4
un abogado de esta capital, Pc
70 sigue sin ~presentarse a la jus
ticia.
Ell joven desconocido, que Ell
80 de julio Sc apodero de 682.
600 pesos, de una escuela indus
trial de esta capital, aparente-
mente arrepentido concurri6 al
bufete de I'm abogado frente al
palacio de los tribunales, e hizo
entrega de 644.055 pesos, desa-
pareciendo despues. Ell abogado
entrego la suma al juez que en-
tiende en- la causa, pero decline
suministrar TODD detalle, escu-
dado en- ell secreto professional.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-06
CECILE

Su prOblema eS de caracter
legal. SupOngo que en- La sem
tencia de divorcio quedaria
determinado con quien vivi-
rfan los hijos, y que derechos
y obligaciones tiene respecto
a ellos cada c6nyuge. Hara
listed bien en- yer a I'm aboga-
do de SUI confianza y exponer.
lie ell case.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-06
Sc NORMALIZA
(Continuaci6n de Ia pas. -

presa que Frondizi decide per-
manecer en- Argentina, con ell
finn de estar presente durante
ell actual debate, sobre 81 Sc per-
mite la formation de universe
dades privadas o no.
Frondizi esta en- favor de la
sola existencia de universida-
des del estado.
Anoche grupos de estudian-
ties partidarios de la ensenanza
libre, -incluso con universida-
des catolicas- y opositores cho-
caron en- ell centric de la capt.
tai, liandose a golpes de pufo
hasta que fueron disueltos por
la policia.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-06

los ninos. 70 quisiera que VI
nieran mis- hijos, pero no Ell.
iQue podria hacer para con-
seguirlo?
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-06

Sc VENDE AT-11 BEACH
Pocas horas, Condici6n Al
Telf. FIR 1-6401 s-~
(5756) AZ
Evening star., 1958-07-13
Soviet Gusts
Cunudiun
Girl rIGymnost

VIENNA, July 10 (P.-Er-
nestine Russell. the glamor is-
year-old gyInnast. and her
coach. Bernard Newman, said
today they had been given only
IL hours 10 leave Moscow. They
appeared bewildered.
Miss Russell, a student at
Michigan State University
whose home is in Windsor. Ont,
finished 60th in the recent
world gymnastic championships
in Moscow.
"on Thursday at about
pm. the Russian in charge
Of the world championships
gave us two airplane tickets
for a fight to Vienna leaving
at 8 am. the next day." Mr.
Newman said. I'VE do not
know why they did that"
The coach said Miss Russell
and he had expressed earlier
Evening star., 1958-07-13
Editor Begins
SuiIingCruise

THE HAGUE. Netherlands
July IL (P.-Newbold Noyes
executive editor of The Wash
ington Star, and his wife Betty
took of today for Mallorca on
the first leg Of a sailing cruise
of the Mediterranean. They
will meet the Dutch royal fam
lily there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noyes have
been the guests of Mr.. Noyes'
mother and stepfather, Ca
madam Ambassador Thomas
Stone and Mrs. Stone.
Ambassador Stone, dean OF
the diplomatic corps in The
Hague, and Mrs. Stone are per-
sonal friends of Queen Julians
and Prince Bernhard.
The Stones have chartered
the British owned so foot
ketch Kerl II IN Cannes fol
the cruise.
The Stone and Noyes fami-
lies will meet Queen Julians
and Prince Bernhard with the
four Dutch princesses July q
In San Raphael. in the south
Of France.
Evening star., 1958-07-13
Shah Gets Gift
From Daughter

NICE, France, July IL R.-
The Shah of Iran got q very
special gift from his princess
daughter when he arrived from
Rome today.
The Shah, be it remembered,
recently divorced Queen Soraya
with much heart-wrenching be-
cause she could not bear him an
heir to the throne.
Princess Shahnaz, his 18-
year-old daughter by a previous
marriage, came down from
Switzerland with husban q
Ardeshire Zahedi to meet the
Shah. She stopped at a rose
growers and picked up Q bou-
quet.
When the Shah stepped on
the plane from Rome she
handed him the bouquet OF
roses-named "Soraya" for his
former queen.
Evening star., 1958-07-13

rived here on the Friday flight.
Informed that his wife. in an
interview in the winds@ Daily
Star. had quoted him as saying
"the government didn't want
US to stay" Mr.. Newman re-
piled that he did not want to
make any further comment
until he reaches Canada. In the
interview, Mr.. Newman was
quoted as saying that although
Ernestine finished In 60th place
she should have been 18th.
Evening star., 1958-07-13

the desire to fiy home by way
Of Vienna but did not want to
leave until next Monday.
1T could or could not be that
this was the only possible plane
connection to Vienna" he
added.
Vienna airport officials said,
however. the Russian airline
flies the Moscow-Vienna route
three times a week--on Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday.
The coach and his charge ar
Evening star., 1958-07-13
Another Delegate
ToU.N. Attacked

NEW YORK. July IL R.-
"a member Of the Nationalist
Chinese United Nations delega-
tion was set upon and robbed
on Manhattan's West Side early
today. The incident was the
third involving U, N. personnel
In 10 months.
Minutes after H. cheng was
Evening star., 1958-07-13

LUXEMBOURG CITY, July
~ (NANA). - European coal
and steel pool ofiicials are ac-
cused Of riding q fabulous ex-
pense account gravy train.
The pools chief comptroller,
q. Urbain j. Vaes. has issued q
report charging that the POOLS
top brass here have more funds
than they can spend legiti-
mrtely.
He pointed out that the
POOLS headquarters has under
1000 personnel, the bulk in
clerical Jobs, but spends around
sl4 million annually. DR.. Vaes
estimated that this is double
the money required.
Paper Community
The pool is financed by a levy
on the coal and steel industries
of West Germany, Italy, France
and the Benelux states. Refer
ring to the SO million sheets Of
paper consumed by the head
quarters last year, DR.. 'Vaes
said the pool was being pilloried
as the European coal, steel and
paper community"
DR.. Vaes, an economics pro-
fessor at Belgium's Louvain
University, cited the case Of
one top pool official who drew
265 days travel expenses -
more days than official pool
working days.
In addition to travel expense,
the pool pays a 20 per cent
Hardship bonus" to officials
who travel. But DR.. Vaes said
he was even more annoyed that
pool personnel are permitted
Evening star., 1958-07-13
Wild Spending Loid
To Cool Pool OfficioIs

/ TO submit BLANK check" ex-
pense accounts.
II have attempted repeatedly
to get Recommendation for out
rageously high expense claims.
but without result. / was told
TO mind my business-to add
and subtract money spent. and
not to screen claims" DR.. Vaes
said.
DR.. vaes complained that
pool entertaining is on an
Arabian Nights" scale. Lux
ury resorts distant from Lux
embourg City. pool headquar-
ters, are Communicated for
pool receptions, and private
dinner parties and other en-
tertaining done by top ofncials
is charged to the pool.
Members Of the pools high
court, the judicial organ, are
furnished limousines with driv-
ers and oficially permitted a.
900 miles Of -ofiicial use
annually.
Press ONCE Accused
Private car repairs, added DR..
Vaes, are frequently charged to
the pool. The controller mem
toned an official who had
charged the pool for installa-
ton of a sun-roof in his car.
DR.. Vaes said some OF the
most lavish spending was done
by the pools press office. In
four years, the press Offices
budget has quadrupled, now
amounting to $500,000.
Pool press agents were sc-
cused Of laying on "live-it-up"
junkets to luxury spots in Italy
and the Riviera. DR.. Vaes said
the only connection the junkets
had with the pool was that the
two countries are members.
The comptroller's 350-page
report recommended establish
ment Of a pool watchdog" fis-
cal agency to sift expenditures.
Evening star., 1958-07-13

Jehn G. Webster only quality equipment and
st.ations made with the view complete customer
sAisfae0n fer We largest Residen-
tai air conditioning firm In the WashlnEtsn
proud ef reputation ef outstanding installations
proper foowup after the job b installed Net
haVe faeery trained sales perssanel and mechanics bB
aise maintain testing training faesiea
We have fleet Of . tvevay radie trucks with
service available - heurs 81 the day.
meehane 10 honded We de ON eur vera there b
sub-eentrastinR
Evening star., 1958-07-13

Q Modern Low Design tonly 16"
o Therm0statie Control . LarEe
Fan assures quiet operation. o
Large filter removes dust and dirt.
o Adjustable Air Flow Control
prevents drafts Q Large Cooling
Coll gives more Standardization.
" ~. DIST. AEe. IIsI SissW
Hp. IlsI. lEe. list SssR
Evening star., 1958-07-13

WASHINGTON, D. C.-"AbOve
seasonal normal temperatures"
will prevail in July for more
than half the country, the U. S.
Weather Bureau predicts in its
30-day outlook for July.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-16
Seven Area Students
At H-SC Accept
Fraternity Bids

Five Far1nville area students at
Hampden-Sydney College accepted
bids to social fraternities on the
capmus on Pledge Day recently.
Charles r. Daye. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. william A. Daye. and George
E. Ferguson, son of Mrs Lillian
E. Ferguson. both of Farrnville.
accepted bids to Sigma Chi social
fraternity.
Phillip NJ. Cook. son of Mr.. and
Mrs Odell L. Cook. and James
william King. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. H. King. both of BurkevilIc. &C
cepted bids: Cook to Kappa Alpha
and King TO Kappa Sigma social
fraternity.
Richard r. Glenn. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph F. Glenn, of Prospect.
pledged Lambda Chi Alpha social
fraternity.
AL will be initiated by their fra
ternities next spring after a period
of instruction and training. Bids
are extended once a year at Hamp-
den-S ydeny by the seven social fra
ternities: Chi Phi. Kappa Alpha
Kappa Sigma. Lambda Chi Alpha
ri Kappa Alpha. Sigma Chi. and
Theta Chi.
Ninety-Six freshmen accepted bids
this year. seventy seven per cent Of
the Freshmen class.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-16

A snow storm and freezing tenn
perature couldn't dampen the Holt
day spirit kindled BY the enthusi-
asm Of ITO persons attending the
sixth annual banquet Of the Farm
vile Fire Department Thursday
night at Cedar Brook
Fire Chief Phillip z. Gay was
master of ceremonies for the fast
moving program of steaks or tur-
key, introductions. service award
presentations, speech making.
group singing and gift exchanging.
The Department singled out eight
Members and one Of the munich
pality's full-time engineers, Ray
mond Phillips. for special recogni-
ton, after the banquet spread,
36-Ycar Award
Phillips was presented 36year
service pin for association for that
length Of time with the department
III one capacity or another
Four members received length
of-scrvice awards from a five-year
pin for William B. Statzer. l0-year
pins for O. b. Blair and W. S.
Hamilton. to a 20-ycar award for :.
H. Dowdy. Jr.
Also presented for special recog
ntion we're the four newest mem
bers affiliating with the department
since the annual banquet year
ago. Harold Word, Bonnie Higgins.
Kenneth Sharks and Thomas Bor-
um.
A succession Of short guest talks
heaped praise on the firemen for
their work Of community service
the past year. Among those offer
ing municipal thanks were Mayor
W. F. Watkins, Jr. Town Mana
ger =. L. Quisenbcrry and Edward
Carter. chairman Of the county
board OF supervisors. Councilman
J. H. Forbes. department president
presented members Of the town
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-16

Of three specific curriculums. the
academic, for the college bound
group. the vocational and the gen
eral group, The latter is sometimes
referred TO as the business or ter
minal group.
Thus the eighth grades starting
next year will wind UP high school
studies with four more units. one
each OF English. math, science and
history The grades Will count
toward graduation starting III the
eighth grade. too
Families Should Note
The board committee which
recommended the changes said the
eighth grade. under the new pro
gram. will be given standing in
the minds Of pupils, faculty mem
bers and parents The eighth
grade now Is considered basically
a part OF the elementary system.
or sometimes an exploratory transi-
ton.
The new regulations cuts a half
year from physical education re-
qulremcnts and revamps the time
spread TO be given that subject. AT
present. students must take health
Continued on page "
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-16
kotionoI News Summary
Soviet Propaganda
Barrage Hits On
Eve OF NATO Meet
BY II. Y. LANCASTER, JR-

Soviet Russia fired new propa
randa barrage Saturday as dele
gates arrived III Paris for the an
nual NATO meeting The note
handed to Western ENJOYS in Mos
COW, said world tensions can be
eased only If the West agrees to
Soviet terms. 1t also renewed Rus
sian demands to make West Ber-
lin into free unarmed city
The U. s. accused Russia Of
using the note to put pressure on
the NATO meeting Last year when
the NATO conference took up the
question of missile bases in Europe.
the same tactic was used. r H. =
year West Berlin is the major
problem. The Reds want the US,
Britain. and France TO abandon the
Western sector Of the city. leaving
it surrounded by communist East
Germany. Last week the w G S t
Berliners showed what they think
Of the Russian plan BY refusing to
elect even one communist to the
city's parliament.
A monkey survived a trip into
space Saturday, but was lost in The
ocean due to technical mishap.
The South American squirrel mon
key weighing about one pound,
rode about 3oG m.la1 into space il
the nose cone OF Jupiter rocket
Continued on page n
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-16
erend Jury Acts
Grond Jury Acts
Murder Indictment
Returned Against
Near In POWhatan

A Powhatan County Circuit Court
grand jury Thursday indicted Clyde
Near in the Staying Of counselor
at Beaumont School for Boys on No
vember Z.
The five jurors deliberated about
20 minutes before they returned a
true bill against Near. who is
charged with murder in the death
Of Barry Steele Chapman.
Powhatan County Sheriff F. W.
Simpson was the only witness
called to testify.
After the indictment. William r.
Blandford, Powh tan common
wealth's attorney. promptly filed
exradition papers for Near's return
from Indiana.
Blandford said no trial date will
be set until Near is returned to Vir-
GINA in about 10 days The trial
probably viii not be held before
January II. he added. because a
key state witness will be out of the
country until that date.
Indiana troopers who seized Near
as he slept in Chapman's car on
country road near Roachdale. Ind.
said Near admitted orally that he
killed Chapman. But Near. 81
year-old truck driver, has refused
to discuss a motive or details Of the
Staying.
Chapman S body was found No
vember 10 on the floor Of his apart
ment bathroom at the school. three
days after police said he was beaten
fatally.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-16
Furman To Award
Honorary Degree
To H-SC President

Dr. Joseph c. Robert. president
of Hampden-Sydney College. will be
awarded the honorary Doctor Of
Laws degree by Furman University
in 1859, university announcement
today states
Degrees will be awarded two col.
lege presidents. pastor and re-
search physicist by the Baptist In
stitution at Greenville. S. c.
Or. Robert earned the MA and
Ph.D degrees at Duke University
after graduating magma cum laude
at Furman in 1927. He has taught
history at Duke, the University Of
Richmond. University Of Kentucky
and Ohio State University.
Prior to becoming president of
Hampden-Sydney College in 1855,
he had been president Of Coker
College for three years. DR.. Robert
has written several books on
Southern history.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-16
Assistant Charlotte
County Agent Gets
Post In Fluvanna

Ryland c. Watts, assistant county
agent in Charlotte county for the
past three and a half years, has
been named county agent in Flu
wanna county effective January l..
He will succeed Lewis B. Smith,
who takes over the Albermarle
county agent post to be vacanted
by T. o. Scott upon retiring De-
cember 81 after 81 years of SER
vice.
Watts. 81. served as assistant
county agent in Fluvanna and
Goochland counties after gradual
ing from VPI in 1852. He became
assistant to Charlotte Agent L. w.
Morton in 1855. Watts. native Of
Halifax county. and a World War
II veteran. was chief OF the Char
lotte county volunteer fire depart
ment.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-16

The State Board OF Education
last week revampcd the curriculum
in public schools which IN effect
makes the eighth grade an integral
part OF the high school. and re-
quires 20 units for graduation In
l2year school systems. Sixteen
units now are required.
Tho rcvisions 70 III effect in
eighth grade classes starting Sep
TENDER. 1859, and put more EN-
phasis on English. science. math
and history while reducing the
electives a student may take BY
half. from eight to four.
Course Units Listed
Under the new regulations. all
students must take Is specified I'm
lis before they can graduate This
leaves four electives during the
high school course. from such fields
as music and art The Is must
units will be:
Five in English. two each in
laboratory science and math. one
each in Virginia and United States
history. Virginia and United States
government and world history or
geography TO those II. all stu
dents must take four other re
CURED academic courses from one
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-16

the proportion Of working women
elsewhere in the United States. an
average of 289 per cent. In the
South Atlantic States It is 500 per
cent.
The data is based on survey
called "Womanpower made by
the National ManpoWer Council. as
we'll as On studies BY thu Depart
ment Of Commerce and by the De
partment Of Labor.
The last census showed that
there were 73i women in the Farm
vile labor force out of a total re-
male population. over age "A, of
2.222. Since then there has been a
marked increase, chiefly in the
proportion Of married women with
outside jobs
This arge-scale entry of mar
ried women into the labor market
is seen as a social revolution
clean break with past restrictions.
Causes Listed
What caused ii and what made
1t possible? Becasue Of modern
labor-saving devices. she no longer
requires as large a part Of the day
for her chores. Running the home
and preparing the meals, thanks to
ready cooked foods, 20 quickly
As result. with time on h @ +
hands. she will take a Job IN
many cases it will be to help meet
increasing family expenses. In
other instances, it will be to live
a little better TO afford those OK
ira Injuries. But often ii is merely
because she wants TO. Working salts
fies her vocational urge and gives
her stimulus and companionship
during part Of the daytime
The public acceptance Of this So
clal change is evident from the
large and growing proportion of
women in the labor force
In Farmville, the latest official
county showed. 434 per cent of all
Jobs were held by women. For the
United States, the ratio was 27.4
per cent and. for the South Allan
tic States, 236 per cent.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-16
Graduation Units Tipped
Eighth Grade Becomes Part
OF High School Next Year

The when the period
while the
TO high school a thing Of the Virginia
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-16
Three Below Zero
Weather Coolest
In Past Ten Years
Schools, Business
Paralyzed With
Nine Inches Snow

Temperatures dropped to three
degrees below zero Monday morn
ing for the coolest weather in the
past ten years. according to E. F.
Striplin, local weather observer.
Sundays low was only 10 degrees.
while Saturday registered two de-
grees above zero and Friday slipped
to an icy two below zero.
Five inches Of snow covered the
area Thursday. and early Friday
morning. bringing business to al
most complete halt. with Christ
mas only nine shopping days away.
Sunday added four more light
fluffy inches Of snow. making trav-
cling conditions very dangerous.
Schools did not open Friday or
Monday and their status sor Tues
day was still uncertain at press
deadline Monday noon. T. J. Mcn-
waine said it would all depend on
whether road conditions improved
or not Monday afternoon.
The three degrees below zero
Monday is the coolest since Febru-
airy l948 when the mercury dipped
to a minus four. In January 1913 it
was even colder. going down to
minus seven.
February of 1853 wasn't so far be-
hind in being cold. as one degree
temperatures we're recorded offici-
ally. That was accompanied by
l0.6 inch snowfall
The nine inch snow that still
blankets the area did very little to
help the below normal rainfall for
December and November The first
snow contributed an estimated so
inches of water. while the second
snow added 38 inch Of water This
makes December rainfall to date
l26 inches. compared with nor
NAL 3l4.
November was also light in rain
as only l85 inches were recorded.
compared with norma 81
inches The yearly total to date is
42.9 inches which makes the year
right in the normal range
Continued on page y
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-16
Length OF Service Awards Made
Firen,en Commended At Annual Banquet

council and their wives and super
visor Carter presented members Of
the board Of supervisors.
Bittinger Speaker
Mayor Watkins presented the eve
ning's guest speaker, NJ Henry Bit
finger. history professor and as
sistant dean at Longwood College.
Special gifts were given by the
department to Chief Gay and to
Town Manager Quisenberry, These
we're given as token Of apprecia-