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Paint Spray Gun
Kitchen Grease Trap
brand new
Many other items.
CALI 3O5J
CALL FOR BIDS

Sealed bids, in quadrupli-
cate, will be received at the
Department Of Property & Pro
curement, Division Of Pro-
curement, Christiansted, Saint,
Croix, Virgin Islands, until
loo AM. October %, 1858,
and then publicly opened for
the following
ROCK CRUSHING PLANT
The Government reserves
the RICH. to reject any or all
bids, to- waive any informality
in bids and, unless otherwise
specified by the Government
or by the bidder, to accept any
item in the bid.
Copies Of Invitation to bid
may be obtained from the Di-
vision Of Procurement, Chris
tiansted, St. Croix, Virgin Is
lands.
Daniel W. Ambrose
Commissioner Of Property
& Procurement
By:
AlphonsO RomneY
Clerk-in-C Charge
Div. Of Procurement
St. Croix, ". 7.
4-6-7
, 1958-10-06
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in Technicolor
PORT AFRlQUE"
Filmed in Moracco
Pier Angel, Phil Carey,
Dennis Price. James Hayter
Girl without a passport Man
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the crossroad of international
intrigue.
End Feature:
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"REPRISAL"
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Robert Burton
Real action rides the cattle range.
come showdown time!
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, 1958-10-06
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LATEST NEWS
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Columbia Pictures presents:
JEANNE EAGLES"
Kim Novak, jeff Chandler,
Agnes Moorhead
The true and heartbreaking story
Of Jeanne Eagles, who rose too
far too fast. She exploded o.
B'way like a bomb, but burned
out too quickly.
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, 1958-10-06

but expect.7 to receive permis-
sion to do So before the start
Ct service Oct, rs. If permis-
sion is not received, he said,
passengers on flights from
New York to Rome will be
able to fly in a Jet 4 Paris and
change to a piston-engine DC
&c or Boeing stratocruiser
there.
, 1958-10-06

HENCE IN Chris anSted.
CHRISTMAS
to them-in the form Of home
made food, family photos, re
cordings of family gatherings,
hometown papers and, above
ell else, more mail.
The majority of the service
men and women and their de-
pendents queried in the an
nual survey said they could
buy most Of the traditional
gift items in their Ioe.. CT
changes or ships stores. Many
state that he best possible
Christmas gift, would be a
promise from the folks at
home to W regularly
throughout the year-"A let
ter every week for the whole
year is better than any single
gift they all said.
However. homemade food
ranked high as a preferred
gift-"Any food from home
tastes so much better than
what the mess halls or local
bakeries can provide The
common complaint about re-
ceiving food from home was
that it usually arrived badly
broken up. The servicemen
said that peanut butter cookies
and similar items usually ar
rive in bits, no matter how
well packed. All stressed the
fact that the food-cookies,
fruit, cakes, brownies, home
made candy should be able
to stand up under rough
handling in shipment, prefer
ably wrapped in foil paper
and packed in tins Or air-tight
jars.
Other favorite gifts were
, 1958-10-06
VIRGIN ISLANDS

Election Day, November 4,
1858"
Pursuant to Paragraph 2 Of
said Resolution, the Executive
Committee met on Saturday,
October 4, 1853, and unani-
mously agreed that It was
deemed necessary and expedi-
ent and in the best interest Of
the Party to have the Unity
Party Candidates file nominate
ing petition as follows:
For the District, Of st. Tho
mas: Percival H. Reese and
Joseph A. Gomez. At-Large
Earle B. Ottley and John I.
Maduro."
, 1958-10-06

pictures Of family groups,
sweethearts and friends, es-
pecially snapshots of t h e
family amidst Christmas de-
~corations as a reminder Of
when the servicemen were
home for the holidays and
how it will be when they re-
turn. They emphasize the
pictures should, Of necessity,
be small, billfold size, Or in
Light sturdy frames.
, 1958-10-06
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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-24
No " You Can Know

anee YOU want to know about what happen
ed in 1857 Election tables. 7. ;. Constltu-
ton, Declaration Of Independence, Holl-
days. National Defense Theatre Opera
and Films, etc. etc.
The tallest building in Richmond IS the
Central National Bank building, 2S2 feet
and the tallcst building in the United States
is the Empire State in New York, l472 feet
The largest lake. man-made in Virginia
is Bugg's Island. 1896 square miles. Lake
Erie is $3.50 square miles. These and many
thousands more facts are in the World al
manac for 1858 II is a handy volume.
An entire shelf in the Herald library is
devoted to World almanacs starting III
1927. We couldn't get along without the
World Almanac. We suggest il for everyone
who wishes to settle dispute, especially in
the evening after o'clock. when We have
gone home and have no reference TO these
volumes.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-24
Indians Battle Khan

instances they go TO the same schools and
churches. Both races apparently ike in
peaceful separation from Negroes.
Regardless Of the accuracy Of these re
ports on separation. whatever the condi-
tons are they have been accepted in peace
and harmony. From what we can gather on
the subicct-and two Of our reporters went
TO Pembroke immediately after the shoot
ing-the people of Robson County are sat
iSfied with things as they are.
Into this scene Of harmony the XII kluN
klan--or persons calling themselves the
kan-have come with guns and burning
crosses. The Indians resented the klansmen
and took strong means to repulsc them.
We do not recommend clashes Of armed
men to settle race relations. We hope this
incident will not be copied by anybody any
where. We hope also the threat Of blood
shed Will be a lesson to agitators Of all
kinds not 10 stir up deep racial emotions.
Race relations IN the United States to-
day are in state Of turmoil. a cooling off
period is necessary. The ku klux Khan and
the NAAtP thrive On turmoil, publicity
and violence. We believe we express the
feelings Of most Negroes. whites and In
oians when we say, "a plague on both your
houses
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-24
Letters To Editor
For Husbands Only
Editor Thc Herald

Editor Thc Herald
81 long AN romance lasts So
long X youth still with Us but
II yoii haven't any romance in your
live It's failure. whether
you arc 25 or 80 Or rs If yon
don't staii I'M day with romance
Won have missed something that
ii better than anything YOU
have III It's place
wife who really loves her man
Is always happy when she
fecl> hc is much lincr than the
average rnn III men and ALL.
the husband has TO do To max
her Joy complete Is Just t.
say word or two Of some
thing nice and sweet,
just try III nov Ro take her Hi
your arms and gently say
II Was lucky guy to Win the
pIlzc ! hold today love yon
as YOU used to be when you
and ! were young Your voice was
like song 70 me the sweetest
ever sunE
loved YOU III 9th middle axe
when We were Ill ont prime
and now that We have both
grown old | love YOU even
more wonder why haven't
told YOU An thin before
ot all mN love fol- Won and
what YOU mean to mo-
A woman never gets too old
too skinny OF fat to hold re-
sentiment when She S told such
sharp little things all that, You II
find that sweet words bring a.
sparkle To her eve and it's
cheaper than A lo' Of things
since prices are % high,
1 n S to Lucy just battin the
breeze honey | Do loYe yon
Everett Trent
PoWhatan. Va
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-24
John Temple Groves
Constitutional Government Must
Be Defended On High Plane

South is developing a political STRAIT
egg designed to completely kill the
Supreme Courts Idescgregation rul-
ing.
= It's done with mirrors. Mr. Olncy.
While holding your lines and
minding your manners you gradu
ally get the people OF the rest Of
the country 10 look In mirror and
see themselves in the South's Stua-
ton and see the Constitution abused
against themselves as well as the
South. What is winning for the South
is public opinion. climaxed by Little
Rock. | believe
What is helping is the South
strict rejection OF foolish knights
and of the statistics. stupidities and
venallties OF Ku Klux Klans and
American Mau-Maus.
For this. much credit is due the
Citizen Councils.
Is there such glory OF the uni
verse? James Jones. author Of
From Here to Eternity" thinks
not In his titantic but trifling new
Some Came Running" tScribners).
He>says We live by conspiracy.
III believe your lies about you. If
you'll believe mine about me. =
Whether glory is all a lie depends
on whether you think so or not, it
seems TO me Glory is a state OF
mind, and say most legitimate
moving and American one.
"A woman hates 10 be put on a
pedestal. It's very uncomfortable
place to stand" So says Psyche
analyst Theodor Reik. But uncom-
Portable or not. a worna n -on-a -pedcs-
tai owes 2 certain nose powdering
compassion to The pedestai-putter
This lis an important matter. Since
American men as a whole glorify
their women. this is important. A
woman needn't let a pedestal cramp
her style and can be gracious with
out letting il.
And she can remember that much
81 the fine art Of the universe has
come from these boresonle men
who have put some woman on
pedestal and made music OF their
worship.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-24
John Temple Graves
Mixed Schools In South
Slow Slower-Stalled."

The United States News headlines
thus The Southern School News re
port for 1857. The School News may
Just possibly have cause for reports
10 come on an increase IN the
equal II separate facilities TO-
wards which the South was work
ing when the Supreme Court and
the NAACP stopped the clock.
Nurse the little flame for dear
life, II lust might be blown to
something precious In South
where two races are prosecuted
now in relationships naturally az
fectionatc and tending increasingly
10 be fair.
! mean the spark al Bcssemcr,
Ala. last week which called Of an
Indignation suit for colorcd people
in favor Of having an actual park
for colorcd people.
Candidates for governor in South
ern states may have 70 restrain
themselves In their anti-integration
competition lest one Of them get
elected committed to some South
killing oxtremism he didn't mean.
Should Citizens uncils take
sides? Some OF us who think they
need 70 be political think they have
three bigger Jobs than taking sides
between candidates all out doing
each other against indignation: KIM
They need 70 persuade all voters ID
Vote, IN TO insist on voting Qualifi-
cations and strict enforcement
thereof % TO make sure that their
Democratic State organizations are
controlled BY free Southern Demo
Gratis
Their usefulness In all three Of
these top-ranking activities may be
lmpcachcd If they let themselves be
identified with any one OF several
candidates equally acceptable oil
segregation
Former Assistant Attorney Gen.
eral Warren Olney. III. who out
Brovncllcd Brownen, says the
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-24
Double Check

Cony1lescing on the Boulevard.
and it's real nice. So many cards
received from all parts OF the
country. This Is Richmond. Virginia.
a city on the banks OF the James
River. They are so busy hero TAX
ing every advantage they can OF
what space they have that outer
space don't worry them one bit
There Is ona thing only that We all
agree upon and that Is that this
outer space Is really tout OF this
World ="
The administration is worried
about what would happen If Moscow
beat Our John Foster Dulles 10 tho
Moon with i loan Those who are
sent up We don't have to bother
about a burial. 3
The Republican party had a nose
count down AZ the John Marshall
Hotel The only thing they have got
plcrfr of lF money Nd ~on1cr
RUSSIA Is beating ns so many
people stay away from the polls
and let George do it. and then just
complain W. might as vel! stop
'hr earth. shcv want 70 get OF
Please DO something about your
government Thanks for reading
Yours.
J Marvin Brown
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-24
Organized Church
Lesson for January 26. 1853

DOESN'T it kill religion to or
- game it2 Not az all II doesn't
kill" water 10 construct city
water system All the pipes do ~
simply to make water available
where il will do the most good. If
il were not for the pipes and pumps
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-24
CASHAND-CARRY CREDIT

Tho changing habits Of home
budgets seem to be pushing charge
account and installmcnt buying
into old strongholds Of cash-and
carry Early in 1883 the j c. Pen
ney Company plans to test credit
sales IN few Of its 100 stores.
and W. T. Grant is putting an
installmcnt credit plan into 81 new
stores this year bringing its Gu
tire chain OF 500 into the plan
first tested on a pilot-basis in At
lanta. Ga, in 1896. and gradually
extended ID other stores and re-
glons
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-24

that four out Of five heart patients who
su'1er an attack recover to pursue a normal
existence should be convincing evidence
that medical science is achieving vast
strides in this field
Those who continually worry over the
possibility Of suffering a heart attack NAV
PC helping TO invite one BY negative NOR
bid attitude On the other hand. consulta
tons with the family doctor and climina-
ton Of futile anxieties can so a long way
toward preventing such an attack.
Persons inclined to worry might keep in
mind Mark Twains classical reflection
when he said: 81 am man who has had
many troubles. but most of them never han
pencd.'
The jackson (Miss.) Clarion-Lcdoer
Population Yearly
try?
Smoking il bed i d deadly habit lead
ing cause of fires.
Throwing matches and cigaret butts
away without being sure they are complete
~ out is another cause of many fires.
There are many ways fires are started
mostly through carelessness. Let's be care
full and realize the next fire may involve
you or your family
The ElOu (Ari-D Enterprise
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-24

test Of the Courts power TO control or in
fluence public education will be made by
every honorable, legal and constitutional
measures until the question is settled By
clear Constitutional amendment
Mr. Durc missed this point entirely. 1t
must be settled before any permanent solu-
ton Of the matter can be had Does the u.
;, Supreme Court have the constitutional
right to issue orders or cdicts affecting the
schools Of a state Of the Union? That is
the question to be resolved
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-24

"XfHO is the heavyweight amateur boxing
" championr Me and mother feller got
into an argument and thought you might
settle it," This is a sample Of questions
asked us by telephone quite often, some
times after we have gone home. taken OIL
our shoes and settled down for long WIN
ter evening before log fire. just why me
editor of newspaper is supposed to know
all of these questions has never been under
stood but evidently he should
The World almanac is Just published
with 500 pages of pertinent. up-to-datc IN
formation We find that Lee Williams. Bos-
ton. Mass. is the heavyweight amateur
champion having defeated jim McCarter.
Of Seattle, Wash, at the 69th annual Ma
tional A. A. L. matches held IN Boston.
April 80. 1857
There are literally thousands of facts
and figures in this book, probably 4 million
facts. You find almost anything of import
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-24

nOWN in North Carolina this week. pitch
y battle cnsucd between the Indians 81
Robson County and the ku kluN Khan LED
by a South Carolina Baptist preacher The
Charleston News & Courier covers the news
in this area Of the Carolinas with graphic
stories and pictures.
Editor Tom Waring has this to say:
due to good furtune and steady nerves
of guntoting Indians, demonstration that
broke up a Ku klux Khan meeting Satur
day night near Pembroke, a. G., caused no
loss Of life For that all ace-lovng citi-
zens can be thankful.
For the arrogance of klanSmcn who in
vaded a peaceful community. and for the
general agitation of race relations that has
brought the Khan back to life, nobody need
be thankful.
"As we see it, the Khan represents the
. extreme opposite of the National Assn. for
the Advancement Of Colorcd People Both
organizations take on themselves the I'M
wanted duty Of interfering with orderly
and acceptable racial customs.
Just what is the nature Of race relations
among Indians white people and Negroes
Of Robson County North Carolina Is sub
ieet to debate In some instances there is
separation Of whites and Indians, In, some
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-24
Fear Futile, Harmful With Heart Condition

4 coronary thrombosis is not the frighten-
- ing thing it once was and fear Of heart
disease can be a greater cripplcr than the
disease itself according to DR.. David j.
Van Landingham immediate past president
of the Mississippi Heart Association.
Addressing the Brookhaven Lions Club
recently. DR.. Van Landingham said records
91prove that at least four out Of five heart
patients who suffer an attack recover TO
lead useful lives.
He recommended visit to family ply
scian for anyone who is worried about
heart condition. This can relieve anxiety
and eliminate harmful tensions which in
themselves are dangerous to health
Most other distinguished medical lead
crs share Dr.. Van Landingham's belief that
fear is often worse than disease. The fact
Fires Kill a City s
MATCH beads and cigarcts have no
- brains. and the same can bc said for
the 100000 smokers in this country who
persist in setting our homes and forests on
fire each year
T. $. Department Of Agriculture re-
port claims thoughtess smokers start
about 100000 fires in year. Also II 800
Americans die in fires each year. A few
common sense rules of safety could save
nearly all Of these lives. Isn't it worth q
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-24

and all that. the
city would die %
thirst. Does mar
riagc kill love?
30 schools kill
education? They
can. Of course,
but good schools
hey, education.
good marriages
arc a blessing to
love And a we'll
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-24

A high velocity gun that uses
steam-heatec helium instead Of
gun powder to propel bullets. is
being fired at the Naval Ordnance
Laboratory. Silver Spring, Md,
to test flight characteristics OF pto-
jectiles
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-24
Missed a Point

7 EON Dure, Of kcSwick. Va. bought
- half page advertisement in the Rich
mond Times Dispatch Monday to put forth
his plan Of action toward "a way out Of the
dangerous school situation" His plan i
really a three school plan, with certain
notifications to please the courts. 1t re-
jects compulsory Indignation and compul-
sorry segregation. His plan may warrant
more study if and when Virginia surrenders
to the illegal decision Of the Z. S. Su-
preme Court. AT this iuncture, the State
and the people have soemnly resolved that
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-24

Two moons in the sky"
guess you've heard,
Although II does
ooundsquite absurd
n man mode moon
lnvodes the skies
And round and round
he earth it flies.
Whot's gonna happen
" more moons ore modeo
ny other nations
Con make the erode,
And one by one
The planets invode)
Us @ pretty sofe guess
heyll get out Of control,
And round and round
The earth they'll roll
Their high tide will be low tide
And low tide will be high,
And who'll know whot's whot
When man 5 moons fill the SKY
he man IN the moon
Will leove for Mars
When sputniks beep
And flirt with the stors
And We perhops,
Mny sec thc doy
When men speed On
And ( nv rp0pre
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-24

Thc modern Navy aircraft il
the equivalent Of an air base hav-
ing a runway 10000 feet long.
The Nays second atom sub
marine, sEAWOLF. can circle the
world three times withou rcfuel-
lnr.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-24
he Church Came First

No apostle known ID us ever st
u q skeleton organization, a cadrs
5 they say IN tho army. and left
to collect church around it.
= oaul's great figure Of speech is the
,odv and the members A body
loes not como into existence by
grecmcni NJ some loose arms,
ags and insidcs TO ret together.
he body develops these various
)arts as il grows Tho body is
more important than any Of it's
members 50 With the church. as
II Was going in the New Testament
ira Tho church produced the ofIi-
>ers. not the officers the church.
The church docs not exist %for OK
ample 70 give preachers jobs.
Preachers exist I'd serve and build
tho church Further If the church
il always first. and every one
realizes this, then no man or wo-
man can think Il ans indispcns-
able. II die or move away cam
not be replaced" Every one in
the church has something to d.,
something he o. she can do per
haps better than any ono else.
whether an officer or not Every
ono should try TO make himself
indispensable, Yes; but he must
remember that the one and only
indispensah person il any church
is. Christ
BASED ~ ~uslis.s ..ryvtrht.d Nv IN
ntvt.ton ~ Christian Eduraticr NJ.
ticnsl Council 81 the Churches 81 rhvist
IN the Y. &. A. Released by Gem m unity
rvess Iservice.)
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-24
Character Came First

The word deacon" means one
who serves a scrvieoabic man.
The elders and The bishopy or over
sccrs az phon I'd read later.
.yero also seryiceable mcn patl
never lrf' church without UNI
cols HI was i practical saint
ptlt PAM whom writing abou,
church officers as he did Ia Tim
o,bv and Titns lays down some
remarkable nrfviqion4 RI aescr,h-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-24

Rihle IN aterisi: Acts 8.i-7 20 1919
Romans II 90. ] Timothy J. a.l7 ~
Devotional Heading; l Peter 5 IL
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-24

orranizcd church Is a help o lai'h.
not n hindrancc
The elghty-odd church commun-
tons uniting IN The study u these
International lessons arc not MI,
ganized in the same way But tho
fact that our organizations dtFcr
docs not keep ns from uniting IN
,hc study 81 the same Word ~
God It would be interesting 'o
study tho many ways ii which
churches arc organized but right
here Nc are sticking TO ono thing
the organization Of the Christian
church IN It's carlcst aaNa