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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-11
Supervisors Move
Back 1858 Budget
Action 80 Days
Board otes End
Of Sos Lease
After Space Plea

The budget committee preparing
Prince Edward county's general
fund income and expenditure est
mates for the fiscal year commcnc-
ing July |. 1853. asked for and. re
ccivcd more time to ready the an
nual budget during Thursdays scs-
sion Of the board OF supervisors
Chairman Edward Carter and
Supervisors j. G. Bruce and 7 D.
Dillon 0 m prl $ c Thea committee
which must fit together separate
estimates for schools. welfare and
general county operations into one
annual general fund budget.
Final consideration now may
come during the board is April meet
ing
Supervisors answered ounty
Judge w P. Hay. Jr's urgent
plea for more space for records re-
CURED to be kept by his office by
voting to terminate lease of court
house room to the Soil ConserNa-
ton Service.
End Sos Lease
The Sos office which adlolns
that Of Judge Hay will be provided
for the county court records. Other
county officers joined Judge Hay ir
telling tho board that the need fol
storage space is apparent
A motion of Supervisor g. w.
Gates asking a change in the Prince
Edward county deer kill limits was
approved. The board voted TO re-
quest the Game Commission to per-
init the killing Of two bucks and no
does during the general deer sea.
son within the county
Chairman Carter and Supervisor
Bruce were named committee to
investigate the matter Of accident
insurance for the county sheriff and
deputies. Such insurance. if taken,
would be paid from the county
general fund.
Highway Improvement
The board approved a sketch. Of
proposed highway improvements at
the intersection Of Second a i y
Routes 667 and 665 III Buffalo dis
trict. The resident engineers pro
posals must be accompanied with
the rights Of way. however. the
board said
IN a final action supervisors ap-
proved the transfer Of S26.4i from
the general fund TO the funds for
schools. Superintendent r j NC
HWalne pointed out that cxpendl-
lures for the next month are csn-
mated at S66 ,765. While the income
for the period will be $40 800 The
difference to be provided by the
transfer
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-11

DISARMAMENT Of Virginia 5 his
torlc. tradition laden 29th. or Of her
colorful l76th Reelmental Combat
Team with lis famed units. or of
the vital anti aircraft d efense
groups would be- they maintain, a
tragic mistake and direct about
face for the nations longtime con-
ccpt Of the military esta blshnent.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-11


Behind tic conference was a
Pcniapon+ proposed drop IN National
Guard strength na'lon-WlSe. from
400 600 10 90 010 III terms Of the
Virginia cut. the Defense Depart
mcnt sand 10 days ago. this might
mean a 10 per cent reduction in
the number of Guardsmen OF units
allotted the Commonwealth
Proposed Alternatives
PcntaRon prop o S a S DID not
pccifv how the cuts were to be i'm
posed and tho National Guard As
soclation. tho national organization
Of inc Guard. said IL III 4 i be
forced in two ways.
"A Mi overall uniform percentage
strength cut for each existing unit
without disbanding any or l2i
actual dishandmcnt OF existing
units perhaps Oh division basis.
with four 70 SAX ut present National
Guard divisions eliminated
Tho Association and National
Guard leaders ii Virginia object
yehemon,ly III either procedure
They MAINTAIN as to the No : pro
Dosal that all existing National
Guard DIVISIONS including the Vn
yin,a MARYLAND 18th are vital IN the
ration traditional military
defense -ntepafedneSs sct-upr Of a
sn,au rcaular Army backed b,
ADEQUATE trained reserves.
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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-11
Capital Visit Result:
Capital Visit Result:
Congressman Promise Fight
On National Guard Cuts
BY JOHN STICK


partisan opposition proposed National
strength
IA meeting WASH
mQto a
lcd BIZ Admtan Sheppard Crmp
YF Dnp
, 1958-12-13
YORK

-
& Paul in st. Thomas. In April
1857 this Association made a
substantial contribution 0 f
100000 to the SITS. Peter &
Paul High School. It's members
include alumnae of the Catho-
lie Schools Of st. Thomas and
Croix. and they are aided
by few island resident mem
bers who act as liason between
the islanders and those on the
mainland.
The check for Holy Cross
Parish was sent to Miss Enid
Baa who made the presen-
tation on behalf of the Asso-
citation to Father Mark Knoll,
C.SS.R., Superior of the Chris
tiansted Church on Monday,
December 8, 1858, the feast
day Of the Immaculate Con-
ception Of the Blessed Virgin
Mary.
, 1958-12-13
HOUSING

HOUSING 49,.
its contract with the Federal
Government, is required to
file a claim with the cable Of
flee for the amount which is
the difference between what
the Authority is going to pay
as interest and what it would
have if the bid had been re-
ceived on time.
Proposals of this kind may.
be submitted by telegraph
with the understanding that
the bidder will be responsible
for any errors in transmission.
, 1958-12-13
SECRETARY

eight states.
He stated that in the past
xix years he hasn't been able
to give his four children the
attention to which they are
entitled. He said he expects to
return to his publishing bust
ness after 1860.
, 1958-12-13
5 4 + 0 = p 4 y

at 500 nm
$40 pm Regular Admission
1st Feature:
Columbia Pictures presents:
CRASH LANDING"
Cary Merrill, Nancy Davis with
Irene Hervey
Crash Landing" this is the
moment, when 80 lives are laid
bare
md Feature:
Another Columbia Presentation
"RETURN TO WABASH"
Phil Carey, Catherine MeLeaod,
William Leslie
This is an exciting Western.
LATEST NEWS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05

Look Herc-Union-Leader John L Lewis makes news this
afternoon with some comments what the AFL-CIO
can do to police member unions He also looks at the
current political scene in the United States and admits
that, although he favored Labor Party" In the 1905
his views the subject have changed Martin Agronsky
conducts this informative interview with the bushy-
browed veteran Of countless labor battles $50 pm,
wRc-.
wide wide wordsworth On Wheels" It's hardly coin
cidence that todays show sponsored by an automobile
manufacturer Is salute TO the automotve industry.
It's fairly interesting program. house plugs" 60.
and makes use Of some good lm clips including shots
Of vintage cars other segments deal with driver educa
ton trac police, the need for highways. apd that
industrial miracle. the assembly line But nary word
about economic and other problems faced by the motor
industry. pm, WRC-.
Twentieth Century-"Where We stand" A provocative
show comparing Russian and American strength after
IL years OF cold Major emphasis the battle for
scientific leadership. with good animation answering
the question Exactly what is satelite?" Segment
missiles shows rocket engine being assembled at Sacra
mento Calf, and gives viewers first peek at parts for
our super-missile, the Titan CHS Newsmen Walter
Cronkite. Alex Kendrck, Dan Schorr and Howard X
Smith also compare civil defense schooling economic
conditions in the two countries during this worthwhile
program. $50 pm, WToP-S
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bart Maverick Jack Kelly tonights
hero suspected OF bank robbery Before he prove
his innocence he's some we'll timed lights and
meets few pretty girls Show along nicely 73o
pmp WMAL-T.
Ed Sullivan ShOw-A dramatic treat onght-more than
third OF the show Is turned TO Frederick March,
Florence Eldridge and Jason Robards, IT, for vivid
second-act scene from Eugene oNells Long Days
Journey Into Night You'll get good idea the power
Of this photographed play about the ennbattled
Tyrone family and some frst-rate acting besides
Other attractions include Johnny Ray singing Don't
Worry About Me" and the Every Brothers with This
Little oirl"-but tonight. the plays the thing pm
wToP-s
Chevy Show-Its Dinahs night of. so Actor Tom Ewel
hosts and comments sounds" in New York. Your
prevewers favorte routine features the original sloppy"
lyrics to hit tunes by Irving Berlin. Rodgers and Hart
and Cole Porter. You'll get a real surprise from the
original lyrics TO Easter Parade" Shirley MacLaine
dances to the tune Of Just My Luck" John Rat and
Anna Maria Alberghetti team Penthouse Serenade"
and Thelma Ritter does her show stopper Filings from
the Broadway Musical New Girl In Town" Male
viewers will also be pleased by sexy Shreys nifty dance
at a place called Tango Palace" tCoior) pm, wRc-.
Dedication to Justeen there any hedging lawyers In
family tune in for this discussion Of law by Earl
Warren, Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court Judge
Harold Medina an dothers. Topic range from civil
rights to the need for legal aid for the underprveged
Interesting discussion from which Perry Mason
might learn something $50 pm. wAiAL-7.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05
LIFE IN
THE COUNTRY
Biographies Man Spots Sputnik
BY JAMES BIRcHFlELD

We leaned on the fence the
other night 10 take what prob
ably will be our last look at
Sputnik II.
Last look. because Sputnik
may burn itself out before II
again gets in a position that
will be visable TO US in this
area.
II. 1t stays up there. then we
may see 1t again in about Q
month.
There was Wellmai. Cham
berlin, Les Schoene, Holy Chat
field-Taylor. John Henry and
me, about as wild an assert
ment as you could pour out Of
a hat. and all members. more
or less in good standing Of
the Waterford Car Pool.
We had pulled up beside the
road near Great Falls, and had
gotten out Of the car and over
70 the fence just as dusk was
settling In. We coulud see Po-
laris family in the glow Of the
setting sun. and we weren't
sure II We would be able to
sight Sputnik or not.
Wellman, who knows aoout
everything going on at the Ma
tional Geographic Society. has
been our Sputnik guide. II is
Wellman. who figures out when
Sputnik will come into the rays
OF the sun, how long 1t viii be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05
THE SUNDAY STAR E-S
Washington, D. G.
SUNDAY, JANUARY s. 1853

making, I take this opportu-
nifty TO suggest that you look
up Wellman's monograph on
map projecting done a few
years ago for the society.
II Is called The Round
Earth on Flat Paper" and
even I can understand IL. That
is. until the very last of the
book where Wellman gets into
a bit OF higher mathematics
and some Of his equations get
out OF hand, my hand. that Is.
Since this Sputnik business.
Wellman has given me q better
sense Of orientation. ! have
a better idea OF where ! am
than used to have. I don't
Just point and say Il live up
hat way" Now ! say. Il live
some 81 degrees west Of north
rom Washington" Fits me in
ots better, ! think.
Anyway. there we we're. lean
ng on the fence and watching
he sky. Sputnik was supposed
70 appear at about 5:29, about
lalf way between Polaris and
he horizon.
John Henry. who Is q COM
nander in the Navy and who
s used TO looking at things like
Itars. was the first TO sight it.
There she blows" or maybe
I was There she goes" John
Henry sang out.
And. sure enough. there she
vas, like a big, bright star ira
ieling across the sky.
We watched Sputnik's lonely
1ath through the heavens until
I went out Of the suns rays
ust above the horizon. Then
We piled back in. the car and
we're on our way home.
I remember / thought, as we
iettled down in the warmth Of
he car. that it must be cold
md comfortless in outer space.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

s.30 am, WTOP--Invitation
TO Learning: George Bernard
Shaw's "Heartbreak House
Is discussed by Lionel Thrill
ing, author and Professor Of
English at Columbia Uni
versity. and Eric Larrabee,
associate editor OF Harpers
magazine.
1880. WGMS - Concert Hall:
Symphonic concertante in
+ Flat. X. 364 by Mozart,
Thus Spake zarathustra by
Strauss and st. Paul Suite
by Hoist.
600. WASH-FM--In the Con-
cert Hall: Coriolan Overture
by Beethoven, Violin Con-
certo In d Major by Brahms
and symphony No. l04 by
Haydn.
sos, WTOP--Indictment: The
murder Of an old woman
and the laws attempt to
convict . suspected Juvenile
delinquent is presented in
Institution"
$3.50, WRC "a - Meet the
Press: Guest Is Senator VIII
liam r. Knowland. Republic
can, California.
SOC. WGMS-National CAL
lery Concert: Live broadcast
direct from National Gallery
OF Art. Selections will in.
clude Hach's Concerto for
Two violins in ID Minor.
SOC, WMAL En- - Milton
Cross Show; The complete
opera Don Pasquale by
Donizetto and highlights
from I'm Ballo in Maschera
By Verdi.
$500. VOL - Good Music
Time; Christmas Oratorio
Part v for the Sunday after
New Years Day by Bach.
S:0S. WTOP-Mitch Miller
Show: Guests are Peter
Lind Hayes and Mary
Healy. Frankie Vaughn and
song writer Bob Allen.
SOS. WTOP-New York Phil
harmonic: Shostakovich's
Piano Concerto No. 2 with
conductor Leonard Bern
stein appearing as soloist.
Strauss Don Qulxote and
the Manfred Overture by
Schumann.
9:35, WWDC-District Round
table: The Law and the
Legal Professionalism" viii
be discussed by Attorney
Samuel r. Ianni and Attor-
ney d. Carroll Mclean
1900. WWDC-Bob VIII Show:
pal joey" sound track al
bum with selections by
Frank Sinatra and Rita
Hayworth.
1880. WRC-Youth Wants to
Know: Guest Is Senator
Wayne Morse. Democrat.
1880. WTOP-Capitol Cloak
room: Senator Charles Z.
Potter. Republican OF Mich
igan. will discuss predic-
tons for the next session Of
Congress and the missile
race.
l1:o5. wGMS-Music I'll Md
night.
1850. WTOP-Leading Ques-
ton: The economic outlook
for 1888 will be examined
by Representative Richard
Boiling. Democrat Of Mis-
souri,. and Representative
Richard NJ. Simpson. Re-
publican Of Pennsylvania.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05
EN- Stotions

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05
LATEST TY INFORMATION

Teevision programs for the week are carried in
the TeeVue with todays Star Following supplementary
information odays programs received after TeeVue
went TO press
ll:00 q. m, WTTG Ol--A special highway depart
ment m In connection with Route 240 discussion re-
places the originally scheduled programs Sacred Heart
Program and Air Force News Review.
AGO. WRC W--Route 240 discussion replaces Teen
Talk.
$780, WToP ts-Captol Preview: special discus
sion program devoted 70 the major issues facing Congress
- 1t prepares TO convene next week. featuring Senators
Estes Kefauver and Carl Mundt and Representatives
Carl Albert and Kenneth Heating.
$780, VITO t5l-Week IN Review: Guests are Con-
gresham Charles Porter and Edward Hail. Editor Of
Missiles an dRockets magazine They will discuss the
unexplored field Of fuel and propulsion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05

Continued From Page Ell
pulses. and being more threat
ened, he keeps going back
TO pictures portraying evil
like taking q dare--just TO
prove to himself he isn't
afraid Of his aggressive
drives. In q crime does-not-
pay melodrama he may get
some emotional help, but not
in a horror picture.
These pictures, says DR..
Settlage. stimulate all the
wrong emotions and give
nothing In return.
The doctors advice TO
parents is that movies for
young children should be very
carefully chosen and that at
home, while they may be
allowed to look at Westerns
on Tv. they should never be
permitted horror movies.
As to teen-agers. he says
1t Is difhcult 10 lay down the
law. for this child considers
himself adult. but thought
ful parents can have more
influence than they think.
They can also 20 out OF their
way TO suggest and help plan
entertainment for groups OF
children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05

visible and when and where in
the heavens it win disappear.
II you are acquainted with
the National Geographic So
ciety's maps and with its re-
cent sky chart. then you are
acquainted with Wellman, al
though you doubtless didn't
know 1t. Because he is the boy
who does all the projecting
and figuring so that things on
the maps and things in the
sky viii be where they are sup
posed to be.
And II you have any further
interest in maps and map
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05
Kothy's Marriage
Adds Confusion
To Cothy's Life

HOLLYWOOD (R.--cathy
Crosby. l8-year-old singer,
Is finding that q recent mar
rage caused her some con-
fusion.
"You know, / now have an
aunt named Kathy Crosby
who isn't much older than
J." says Cathy.
I've had q number Of peo-
pie wish me well on my mar
raige 10 Bing."
Cathy. who has yet 10 meet
her new aunt, Is the daugh-
ter Of bandleader Bob Cros-
by. Bing's younger brother.
Cathy recently started on her
own In show business, guest
ing with Eddie Fisher on his
TV show. Soon she will be
tested by a number Of movie
studios.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05
~ KEY PREVIEWS.

Todavs top shows prepieDed bv nv KEYS stG1
ho attend rehearsals. match screenings aud analyse
scripts III Mem York aud Hollywood Their opinions are
offered guide TO vieiOers and supplement high
light Information IN the TeleVuc Magazine carried in
todavs Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-16
SUMMER CAMPS

CAMP FOR LEAsE-Fully equipped
youth camp Blue Ridge Mts.,
Warren County. Va: capacity. 90
plus staff. Avail. prior June 20
and after Aug. 9 Limited TO re-
ligious and civic organizations.
ia. 7-0706.
HAZELWILD FARM CAMP-Boys
and girls, 7-14. All types summer
activities away from heat and
hiking, fran excursions. etc. IN
spection invited. HAZELWILD
FARM CAMP, RR. 3 Box 2I6,
FREDERICKSBURG Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-16
SUMMER HOMES

WOODSTOCK AREA. IL miles
Partly furn. cabin and house, on
40 acres. in mountains, good fish
ing, pvt. swimming pool, to be
rented by group or club for season
OF ". For INFO. call JE. 4-514o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-16

N@N@A(
From Is acres to 300 acres in
different locations and ranging in
price from $4,000 to 100000,
Phone for information. TERRY &.
SIMMS. CT. 6-4I59, RA. 3-7O37.
VIRGINIA-cLOSE IN
l5-ACRE ESTATE With 3-bed-
rn: mod. home, ia baths. hot
water heat. Barn, Grazing field. 80
mi. D. 9. Only S32,J00
1iS-ACRE FARM ESTATE-Mod.
rambler. new outblda.. silo. barn.
Top investment. $4,000.
l1B ACRES-Rolling land, aban-
doned farm, gorgeous view. Many
building sites. Versatile usage"
Only $l6.5 "a mi d. c.
300-ACRE DAIRY FARM-Milk-
ing parlor. 3 bedrm. house. tenant
house; new lge. barn. 2 silos. IS mi.
d. c. Call for particulars.
20 ACRES-Over 200 fruit trees,
damson. plum and cherry. Less than
yrs, old. Top farm country. 90
mi. d. G, Only $4,000
DILLON LAND CO,
lila. Hillwood Ave. Falls CHI. va.
JE. 4-4040 Realtors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-16
500 AN ACRE

In Va: 400 acres. s50 in icultiya-
ton. balance In timber; large S-rm.
modern house with 2 baths; h.-w.h;:
2 barns, milking parlor; l mi.
stores. churches, schools: on paved
road. Immed. poss.: $4,000 loan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-16
REAL ESTATE LOANS

Low RATEs-FAsT ACTTON-lst
and I'd TRUST LOANS for any pur-
pose. DI. 7-4445, ewes. JU. S-94aS.
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST
LOANS PURCHASED BARLOW
REALTY CO.. Realtors. 1891 q
st. NV. ME. s~2495.
/ HAVE $4,000 to invest in list
aad 2nd trust notes. Call day or
night. IA S-6676, RIA. 6-22Sl.
NEED CASH?-Funds are avail.
to reduce mo. mort. paytS.. con-
soldate debts and for remodeling.
MR.. WHITE, ME 10000.
MONEY, end TRUST-we will buy
2nd trust notes. y c.. nearby Md
or Va; reasonable rates Ma
TIONAL MORTGAGE & INVEST
MENT CORP, 1919 N. Y. ave.
NV MA. S-5S33
End TRUSTS-Absolute top spot
cash prices paid. Nd. Va, d. c.
Call day or night. 10. 4-6565.
MORTGAGES, unlimited funds: So
25 yrs. owner, buyers, builders,
comb. trusts. pay debts. make
improvements No appraisal chg.
MIR. CROCHET. HE. 1854.
PLENTY FUNDS AVAILABLE. LIST
ia. 7-5S0O
SECOND TRUSTS PURCHASED
At Extremely Low Discounts
M x. STONE, OIL. 2-34l4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-16
$50 AN ACRE

Hunters paradise. 35O acres adj
Joan. 10.000-acre estate park; 10
min, north Of Hancock Nd. Plenty
Of deer ana small game: farm bldgs
and home valued at more than ask
ing price for entire farm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-16
VACATION PLACES

WOODED, scenic bldg. lot on hill.
81 MI Wash. in country club de-
velopment on Shenandoah River,
within u mi clubhouse in reno-
waited anti-behum mansion, res
taurant, golf course, lake, fishing,
boating, archery, picnic grounds,
planned social events Terms.
Leave number. AID. 4-54S3.
COTTAGES for rent, day, week,
month, season. bedrooms, bath,
furnished: within committing dis
lance of Washington on the
Shenandoah River. Boating, FISH
ing, filtered swimming pool. For
Information and reservation, call
OR; 3-27S9.
FOR THAT EASTER VACATION,
enjoy lovely GREYSTONE LODGE,
Basye, Va, near Orkney Springs.
Low rates. wonderful food.
BAILEY ISLAND. MAINE-2-hed-
rm.. fully equip, mod, housekeep-
ine cottages overlooking ocean.
Avail. June on. Write PHILIP X.
EMERSON. Turner, Maine.
Mr.. GLOUCESTER. MASS.-Exclu-
sive Wingaersheak Beach; 3-bed-
rm., 2-bath. new home, in strictly
pvt, area and beach. with white
sand dunes and calm ocean water.
Ideal for children. Avail month or
season RPas EN- 1-SQQS