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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-05
After Mild Start
1858 Threatens
Building Records
November Adds
S73,56l TO Bring
Total TO S76l,2S2

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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-05

Dl Herbert Il. Had4ns IA n-tar
aud chairman at fhn Conference
Commission "a FI4ehei lfiuealon,
The purpose of tte meetings w
repeFt ID Tho Method sitaeHev
and others tie nrogfeas That i he.
lns made u The fe9l rear etta
Oh higher education ric meetings
arc not for th0 pHpo Of f4na
raising but n The nature q re-
port 10 the people
The Virginia Conference ha ar
educational fmd raised bN the
churches through their annual hud-
Gets, Which hy The year 1860 will
distribute 100000 annually Ia the
four schools mentioned above and 10
Wesley Foundation WORK Through
the panel discussion the team Of
educators Will tel how these funds
are being used TO improve and en-
large the services of the institutions.
that receive these funds.
The public is invited 70 attend
this meeting. The group VIII visit
other communities In the state ill.,
Guiding Petersburg Lynchburg and
Roanoke.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-05

among those who VIII speak OF
serve III panel discussion besides
Bishop CARRIER. are the presidents
Of four Virginia schools Dr. J Earl
Morelsnd Of Randolph Macon Col
lege in Ashland, Dr. William IA.
Quilban, j., Of Randolph Macon
Womsns College. i'll Lyuchbus
Colouel John al Bosas. Of Randolph
Macon Academy. IN Front ROYAL,
Rev c. Ralph Arthur Of Forum
Junior College at Ferlun1
Other members Of the panel ln-
clude Rev. Joseph +. White. con
ference director OF Wesley Founda
ton Student Work, and Dr.. Joseph
S. Johnston, pastor of Revellle
Methodist Church in Richmond and
chairman Of public relations for the
Conference Commission on Higher
Education. Dr.. Johnston was born
in Farmville and IS we'll known
here
Other participants on Monday
nights program will be Or D D
Holt. OF the Methodist General
Board Of Education i'll Nashville
Dr. Thomas F. Carroll, superinten-
dent Of the F'aymulle district, and
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-05
At Methodist Church Mondoy:
Bishop CARRIER And Four Virginia
School Presidents To Speak Here

Paul Nen CARRIER bishop Coaecace
together With team q toplght Nhen
vile Monday December Ic toa.n.
state holding meeting each tic Virginia
Methodist
The meeting for INC FarmEle district
vile Methodist Church Monday minis
tels from the entire district
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-05

impartial appraisal without consid-
orna tho value listed Up thc 1858
land book
A Board Of Assessors. appointed
by 'he PoNhatan Board Of Super
Vl#o na with the approval Of Circuit
Court Judge J Garland jefferson.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-05
s3>,0 Climb In Taxes
POlUhatnn s Reussessrnent Places
SIS, I57,654 Tag On Real Estate

consisted Of George NJ. ralmore
NJ a 4 On district. r. N Brauer.
Spencer district, and Howard Mer-
chant Huguenot district
Public Hearings Held
An average number Of citizens
Continued on page 8,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-05
Supervisors Accept
Agents Resignation
'Reggretfully' Tuesday
Defenders Annual
Meeting Thursday

Prince + dw ard chapter. De-
tenders Of State Sovereignty will
hold its annual meeting Thursday
evening. December 1. al 500 O'clock
IN Prince Edward Courtroom.
Hon. Ernest Goodrich. Common
wealth'S Attorney of Surry County
will address the meeting. Reports
and election OF officers are on the
program
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-05
Mail Early. For Christmas Delivery
Is Advice OF FarmvilIe Postmaster

II is only 20 days before Christ
mas. With II shopping days and
even less time to get that Christ
mas mail in the post office, d. w
Paulrtte Farmvllle Postmaster re-
minded today.
He pointed out that the big ruSh
IN Christmas mailing usual hit
about December H.. and he advise
the earlier the better" III mailing
Christmas cards and package
Package mailed tho last week of
Christmas the week Of December
u 10 out-of-toWn destinations may
not reach their mark before Christ
mas day. he warned Tho larger
terminals are completely swamped
Just before Christmas he cX-
planned and il is possible that ia L
minute packages may be delivered
after Christmas
The same earlier the better adj
Vice holds good for Christina
cards TOO. especially for the nut
81 Town dellAery
The Farmyllle Post Office will
begin Christmas hours next Sat
urdar. December II. nv remsinin .
open from am u s ON. daily
Except sunday until December 21.
4 faulettc also asked postal pa
irons y please address clearly. cor
rectly, and completely to insure
Christmas delivery.
Other tips to help with Christmas
( delivery are as follows
/ % Insure your parcels.
~ Take advantage of conlbi-
nation mail, one Of the newer ser
vices Of the post office that per
mits first class mail to be in
cluded in fourth class package.
A. long as it is properly marked
! ~ Certified mail. another OF
the newer postal services. permits
malers TO obtain proof OF letter
ca-lery Tor q postal Zee OF q
Baranof banner. [volume] (Sitka, Alaska) 1958-1958, 1958-04-24

Mrs. Clarence Krug, ST. Vice
president, Mrs. Elliot John
son, ill.,, vice president; Mrs
Harold Jenny, chaplain; Mrs.
Ivan Rezek, treasurer; and
Mrs. q. NM. Christoffel, , w.
trustee.
Installation of officers was
held Tuesday evening. Mem
bers Of N. r. WI Pest lo46
were invited To attend the
meeting.
p. P. NY. Meeting
The Business a Profess
ional Women's Club met at
the home of Miss TIA Scott
on Mt. Edgecumbe Mon,
evening. Candidates for the
annual BPW scholarship
We're discussed and the a-
ward was made through sec
ret ballot. The winner will DO
announced at graduation.
Miss Jean Williams was in
charge Of the program on
Pan American week. Speak
III was Rex King of the Bara-
nOf Banner.
Miss Ann Svendsen pre-
formed with the baton and
gave an outstanding eNhibi-
ton Of her skill.
Mary Myers 8 Geo. Gushing
Wed
Mary Myres and George
Gushing were married il the
III. s. Commissioners office
on the 18th Of March. This
event took place before the
Banner was published and
not reported locally
The new Mrs. Gushing III
dietitian at the Sitka Com
lnunity Hospital and her hus-
band IS working with the Sit
Ia Telephone Company. The
newly-weds are residing IA
the Johansen aprts.
Cont % page l2)
Baranof banner. [volume] (Sitka, Alaska) 1958-1958, 1958-04-24
NJ IN & WE

Nv LYN CONNOLLY

UY - ~ GOIS1N LA414
liver since Tommy Sands made
1 his big TV splash. replete
with movie and TV offers galore,
xxx wondered whether the sudden
success might have gone to his
head We knew Tommy when
he was liz and doing q local TV
show called Lady OF the Noun
tain He was an appealing
youngster who could sing folk
songs tn way they should be- sung
and played the guitar well !.
He idolized Eddy Arnold then and
W. idolized him for his refresh
Ing little-boy qualities It was
with much nostalgia that we re-
ioiced alt his jet-like squirt in the
entertainment field
Several weeks ago, Tommy
came back 70 Chicago, his home
town, to meet the press and pub
licize his first movie. Sing, Boy,
SingM Joy Layne, 16-year-old
Mercury Records artist, who Is
another refreshing sweet-natured
and completely natural person,
wanted to meet him and did
Had he changed? Not from
fhe report garnered from Joy who
was very impressed with the 20
year-old Tommy, just as we had
been with the 12-year-old
He invited her to his press din
ner and they discussed their re-
spective careers He Il down
to-aarth, modest and very frank,
JOY said--and she should know, be-
cause she's the same way !.
When ne promised to call her up
and say goodbye to her she
thought he would surely forget In
the rush of activities planned for
his three-day visit But bright
and early On Monday morning,
just before she left fer school, ne
was ur and on tie telephone.
It H. extremely 81 atifyiIDg to And
such likeable youngsters getting
good break and we hope they stay
on top for many, many years !. !.
Baranof banner. [volume] (Sitka, Alaska) 1958-1958, 1958-04-24
WANT I'D

Wanted: Shoes To repair. N
am still II thu business re-
CARELESS of what others say.
Leave at Harhor Cab Stand.
Brownies
Baranof banner. [volume] (Sitka, Alaska) 1958-1958, 1958-04-24
ARTS & CRAFTS MEET


The Baranof Arts * Crafts
Association held Ks April
meeting at the home Of Mrs.
David Ramsey. The presi-
dent, Mrs. David Ramsey,
presided. The following new
officers were elected: Presi-
dent, Carolynn Byers; Vice
President, Eva Shackelford;
Secretary, Ruth N. Nichols;
Treasure, Maude Simpson.
An Oil painting, the work
Of Mark Meredith, was se-
lected by the Association u.s.
the picture of the month
This painting Will be display
ed locally. Frank Lata was
named chairman for the art
exhibit which will Tx held At
Sheldon Jackson Junior Col
lege June ~ through June
2S. Paintings, done by mem
bers Of the Baranof Island
Arts and Crafts Association,
are to Be hung At the Sitka
Community Hospital This
project i under the direction
Of Loci Shuler.
Baranof banner. [volume] (Sitka, Alaska) 1958-1958, 1958-04-24
WHO
WHAT
WHEN
& WHERE
Sukuyaka Dinner Planned

0ANuF dhd k1HhACi ldiH1Ga
Fellowship Hall Of the
Presbyterian Church vii take
on the look Of Japan as mem
bers Of the church hold a Jap
anese dinner Friday, April
18th.
Sukuyaka, Japans most
popular dish will Be served
and hostesses will dress il
Japanese costumes.
This is the second iii d SER
les Of evenings devoted to
the study Of Tapan held BY
the church. That country be
ing the subject for mission
study this year.
Following the dinner.
guests will form their study
groups. Care will Be provid-
ed for the small fry, So bring
the whole family.
Artists Entertained
Mr., y Mrs. Louis QuiIico,
artists with the Alaska Music
Trail were entertained at
dinner by the Stockton
Webbs, Mon. evening. The
Quilicos, who operate
motor scooter business i'll
Montreal, have quite fallen
under the spell Of small
boats. Stockton Webb, when
last seen, was teaching Mt.
Quilico 70 operate q II foot
Ct.
Friendship Meeting
The Academy Of Friend
ship, Women of the Moose,
spring session will be held IN
Sitka, Sunday, May 18th, with
Mrs. Joe Appling, acting
Grand Regent presiding. Sit
ka Chapter no. l59. Women
of the Moose, as Hostess
chapter will plan . full
round Of activities.
The comforting Of the
Friendship degree will take
place at 100 P. NJ. Sunday
afternoon, May 4 at the
Moose Lodge home to be fol
lowed BY 4 banquet at 500
2. Nj. at the Channel Club On
Halibut Point road.
General chairman for the
session is Mrs. Art Halvorsen,
assisted by Mrs Murray La
Cour. Sightseeing and other
activities are being planned
by Mrs. George EliasOn,
chairman Of the Hospitality
Committee,
On May 3rd there will be
q pot luck supper at $50 7.
NJ, for all the visitors, Wo-
men Of the Moose, husbands
and escorts. In charge Of this
affair are Mrs. William Sar-
vela and Mrs. Charles Wort
man.
Reservations must be made
for the banquet and may be
made with Mrs. Mable Til
son, Mrs. Kate Ban Ward,
Mrs. Charles Peterson OF at
the clubroom.
University Student
Coming Home
Martin Strand former Sit
ka High School and Sheldon
Jackson student is now Jr,
al Ohio State University. Mar
TIL vii attend the Presbyter
ian General Assembly il
Pittsburgh, Penn. to be held
shortly, As assistant radio tee
hnician. He will record the
sessions. Word has just reach
Ell the Baranof Banner that
NH. Strand will be working
al radio station KSEW this
summer.
Runmage Sale
The Mary-Martha Guild
Of the Episcopal Church Will
hold a rummage sale At the
St. Peters rectory on Sat.
April 26 from 1000 A. M. to
400 P. NJ.
Officers Elected
For v. +. w.
The nomination and elect
ion of officers for the VIEW
Evening star., 1958-07-13
HAMPTON COURTS APTs.. 20I:

HAWAII AVE. nr. N. Capitol-Two
nice rms. kit. and bath; heat and
h.w, for only $3.50, incl, 7-ft.
refgr.. locker and laundry In bsnit.
STEUART BROS. INc..t DI.
1-o434, DI. 7-S695.
Evening star., 1958-07-13

1ith AND IRVING ST. N.W--Re-
decorated: attrae. l rm.. kit. and
bath: S4S.5O eonv. located BLDG
Apply janitor 1867 Irving 81,
Evening star., 1958-07-13
APIS. UHFuRHlsREn o. Q.

I53o COLUMBIA NJ. N,W.-Four
larae hedrms,. Nv, rm., dr., rocep
rmg kit 9 baths, redec. Also y
ssenFm ssn osspi ssoaN QUINN CO.
Evening star., 1958-07-13

Continued on Next PageJ
Evening star., 1958-07-13
PARK TERRACE

1860 LANTER PL. NV.
Attrac. bedrm. at SI0a so incl
utils. IN de luxe eiev bidz Win
switchboard service See manager.
CAFRITZ, DI, T-9080
Evening star., 1958-07-13

CONN. AVE-. 5a3i--Mod. aF-eond
a-bedrm. apt.s elcV. utilz Incl
slae;s0; Res: mgr;. EM; g-ss0s
Evening star., 1958-07-13

CONN. AVE. e10o-I bsdrm, and
arq enc. erlEnt FIais.' lss; elosesse; Is'
p nniins aeSIsial " InilRnX NJ ~ p
Evening star., 1958-07-13

CONN. AVE-. 3A32---l -bedrm, apt
~, incl. utiis. EN-. s-4aaO' I'm
Evening star., 1958-07-13
CONN. GARDEN APTs.. 1918
Kalorama Rd. NV. Lovely ef-

nc apt In elev. switchboard
Evening star., 1958-07-13
PARK CRESCENT

290l 18th ST. NV.
LarEe l-bedrm. apt az $50 incl
al atils.. IN de luxe elev bldg
With switchboard service. See
manager.
Evening star., 1958-07-13
1O1s Al en- NV

Lbs A~AfoA
22e5 N ST. NV.
This is a 4-story hlda. with ne
elevator, but very convenient q
many Government agencies. and
tor only yoS:ss per mo, We ean
oiier you 2 rme., Kit. bath on jfo
door. See janitor Tor inspeetion
iOs4 EaSsR HsTmont Iy.iF wv wv 81 sES Ss.si4i
gi4 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
ENTIRE 2ud FLOOR. 3 rms,
porch, . Kitchens, bath. $50 PEI
mo. InsglTS On nTst nsTostsin noor noa,c
1924 Vermont Ave NV. DI' 7-si4l
s7lI COLORADO AVE. NV.
Are YOU looking for an apart.
ment near walter Reed IN . small
apartment hlde.l See the lanitoi
Sn..s, ShsEs VI have snd ssss sss5n icr liy ss
per mo, incl. utils.
HENRY. J, ROBE, INC.
1924 Vermont Ave. NV. DT. T-sf4l
ll13 MT, oLIyET Rp, NE. .
apt BLDG. $50 per mo-: tenant
supplies gas heat. See tenant IN
No for inspection.
HENRY J ROBB, INC.
1924 Vermont Ave. NV. DI. i-eI4l
BEST VALUE IN ID. c,
Mr.. MINI. AND PA. AYES. Sc
Well-kept building. : bedrms., liv
rm., dinette, kit; bath screened
porch. heat, hot water included
adults only: s75. RE. 8-46ss.
4i0 KENNEDY ST. N.w.--s56
2 Rms, Kit, Bath, Screened Porch
WASHINGTON RLTY.. RA. $4,000
318 DELAFIELD PL. NV.
Rms. Kit, Bath, Scr, Porch
WASHINGTON RLTY., RA. ;I-S3O0
lS47 MASS. AVE. Sc, APT. z
z Rms, Kit, Bath, Heated; S02 SO
WASHINGTON RLTY., RA. 3-S300
YOUR LUCKY BREAK, and you'll
agree when you see this neat and
comfortable 1-bedroom apt, here az
424l 9th st. s.e.: modern kit. pri-
vate front and rear entrances.
Se7 80 includes all utils. Res, mgr.
4267 9Th g. Sc, 10. 1-0l10, or
sHANNNNE IA, 4 s.asss ahHcAs CO.
21O6 2 ST. N.w.-cLERMoNT
Apt. 405-1, r, k and bath: S5C
$50 NEWcOMB ST, Sc.
2 rooniS. kitchen and bath; $50.
WASH. va iIiSS LOAN n 4 siTE0 TR1sTS SsSA sR.
200 r ST. NV. ST. $4,000
IN-TowN LOCATION
Spacious l-hedrm apt. with en-.
trance foyer, in elevator bldg, ai
933 L st. NV, Just on Mass. ave
At only S67, incl. heat and hot
water. Call res. mgr. DE. 2-6917
or
SHANNON a. LUcHs co,
MA 9-1346
Evening star., 1958-07-13

FEATURES:
ARTISTIC LOBBY
FREE PARKING
cARPETED CORRIDORS
BUILT-TN CLOTHES
HAMPERS
ROOF SUN DECK
COLOR BATH ROOMS WITH
TUB ENCLOSURES
INDIVIDUAL STORAGE
LOCKERS
MODERN LIGHTED
KITCHENS
MASTER Tv ANTENNA
Ii-cu.-PT. REFRIcERAroRs
SURROUNDED By
PARK VIEWS
Evening star., 1958-07-13
SOUTHEAST

sOuIHEAHI
3O19 X st--i-hedrm. ant. IN
quiet hido, SIi.5O. Key apt. 4,
30ie Mass, ave.
CONGRESS HKfoHTs--sB0 Port
land ST. -hedrm. duplex with
screened porch. newly decorated,
sBa.
ANAcO8TIA, 1908 Good Hone I'd.
We'll located -bedrm. duplex apt
S47. 80. WALKER a DUNLOP. INC.
aOOe b sT. s.E.
on Ridge Rd. Near Minnesota
NEWLY DECORATED
I Bedrm.. 5000 and $50 80
Conv. to Transp.. schools
Manager On Premises
Evening star., 1958-07-13

HIATT PL. NV, sees. east of 18th
st. and south Of Park rd., nr.
Sacred Heart Church - 3 large
rooms. kit. and bath; tastefully
decorated: SS4 50. Open for view
Ing. WASH. HOUSING CORP, 931
II st. NV. MA. S-4S1S.
Evening star., 1958-07-13

PARK RID. NV, I457-Enic.. liv,
rm.. lge dressing closet. dinette,
kit. and bath: all lge. elev, bldg; {;
S4S. Manager. DE. 2-0122: janitor,
Evening star., 1958-07-13
CAPITOL, Hill,

Cool pleasant apartment with
large fooms. LiFing room. bedroom.
kitchen, bath, Attractive patio with
dren % pets, II 0-6Sll,
Evening star., 1958-07-13

& ST. Sc, 1915, at Barney circle.
incl. ali 1tiis. Apply i04, Ii. g.
li06S. or TRACY Co. HU. a-666l.
MARYLAND AVE. NE. resist
utils. Incl: Kew 2nd A. JU. 7-72SS.
MISSOURI AVE. NV, 1915 - l.
bedrm, apt, scr. porch; newly
decor; S57. 80 mo. Phone WO.
$4,000.
Evening star., 1958-07-13

MT. PLEASANT ST. NV. 315l--
Closets Closet @Odl baMsS: ~ $9f,56sSO w, 80 80
also efic.. $67 so: all utls; incl
In clean mod. remodeled bldg. on
Mt. Pleasant streetcar line. Air
cond. apis. slightly higher. See
ianitOr on premises
Evening star., 1958-07-13

". VIRGINIA AVE. MI, III
facing college grnds spacious
duplex: bedrm., liv. rm.. din. rm.,
Ice. scr. porch; redec.; So. so
incl heat and h.w,: Ice, refgr
sTEuART BROS INC. DI
Evening star., 1958-07-13

IT. srEvENs On. NV. 1850
Beaut. l-bedrm apt, In mod, BIDS,
2 b $50 80; cple.. set, lady. RA 0-OO3l, !,
FORT STEVENS DIR, NV, 1855
.-s. CroeS-vent, corner. 3-fm. apt. Sep.
tA dinette, ter, attr, BLDG, carpeted
halls; So so. util incl; mature
couple Mar, RA 6-445b.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-08
AppIesouce Nutbreod

Add biscuit mix and beat /
minute. Stir in nuts and put
into a creased loaf pan. Let
stand 20 minutes before baking.
Bake in a moderate oven $3.50
degrees) about IS minutes, I'M
I'll done. Wrap or put in a COW
cred container and store over
night before using. Makes one
loaf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-08

2 eggs
u cup milk
l can % ounces) apple sauce
"a cup sugar
u teaspoon baking soda
3 cups biscuit mix
% cup chopped nuts
Combine beaten eggs, milk
apple sauce. sugar and soda
Evening star., 1958-05-08
Science Society
Sets Initiation
CuthoIic u.

Initiation ceremonies for the
Catholic University Chapter Of
Sigma xl. national honorar,
science society. viii be held ai
9 o'clock tonight in Mcmahon
Hall OF the university.
Initiated into full membership. .Aftsi
havine puhllahed research, ere jane
NJ Anker julius Bowen willie =
callahan,, warren Carer, Michael Chi
Hsasin n ySsiSss.. TaRs;, ON, el.nsni Sss
j drsssck. Donald ouih. Prank Il
liala., Sd, Rev, prlce tngelabyt vletol
joseph kraanenaky, Thomas Lucken.
eae,h, s.,a.,,. DgnaI h.aeLss.n..,..fJ
ascrs. sSs.d :n.sS nHs sS'1Ha issoTs slssi' ss.s.
iI,,,eenossd T. IsIl Rsme,srshipa ,,eI,a aosS sf'
I:eSio0 SseSS. eiss JaSs shiS@Tals DasIs9 ES
fhomss MeNamara. Annie Mae fsSdor
Rnd william StanHiAle.
Associate membefs are ,Alelandre
AyalAt Helen HoaAue borteu, MAftha
gEsdl'S s.S.. s,'sS Isry sIy,ds Roa ssIs sSs'As
chiaiari, shirley chun. Rev. Lawrence
cg x brother q. .kustiln pcpdero
& s..,, Masy pTassn, .,cI pep.iii sii.Ssses Ssnf'
Ess joseph Sna B. Esrrins'on, isaSu james s'A', Il
osfs., Sister NJ Frances clare Iadd,
Z. La Roche, Patrick ]. Ledden. Rev,
EsS%' Then MSST MMHSSSn'M Mnf99e SEa9eii pcnaS sAS s.
o'Bryan, IT,. William Harold orr, Rev,
J seIsrnSnds Msrsarst Simpson. si REV Rev
Cyril J, Smith, ols.A., Rev, carroll
ysss'ns yss S,n.es 9Pn 'tsT Rev JTs .ors. Mare
waish. osFs, and Andrew Peter
Whitman, IT,, 81.
Evening star., 1958-05-08
Andrews to Offer View
Of Future Space TroveI

Shark has made one flight Of
5000 miles and Mace fiies CSC
miles with It's own navigational
system.
Other missiles which may be
seen and photographed
exhibit at the show Is available
for ameramen--include the
Nays Polaris. Vanguard. Ter
rier. Sidewinder. Sparrow and
Rat. The Army. too, will show
It's midway OF missiles: Jupiter
G. Corporal. Little John. Honest
John. Sergeant. Redstone.
Lacrosse, Dart. Nike-Hercules.
Hawk and Talos.
= sclntillating air show Is on
tap both days at 2 pm. when
the exhibitions start. The
gates open at 10 am. Saturday
and noon Sunday with a S pm.
close.
The worlds fastest and only
supersonic bomber. the B-5e.
will be exhibited. Fighters will
include the six century series
aircraft-Super Sabre, voodoo.
Delta Dagger. Star Fighter.
Thunderchief and Delta Dart.
The Air Force Thunderbirds
will put on a demonstration Of
precision formation flying in
their Super Sabres. doing loops.
rolls and corkscrew turns. Their
Evening star., 1958-05-08
Williams Plea
On SanifySef
For May21

Is Dallas williams sane OF
Insanep II he Is insane. should
he be tried on q drunk charge
In Municipal court2
These are among the ques-
tions Federal Judge David A
Pine Is expected 10 face on MAY
81 when williams. the "Bac
Man Of Swamppoodle." con.
tinues his plea for freedom from
81. Elizabeths Hospital.
His attorney. Richard Arens
told Judge Pine In q hearing
yesterday that his client wai
not properly committed TO the
hospital last month by Munich
pal Court Judge Thomas c
Scalley. He said that the COM
mitment order was based mere
ly on a report from q District
General Hospital psychiatrist
that Williams Is mentally Ill.
Rule on Competence
According 10 Mr.. Arens, Judge
Scalley should also have deter
mined as a basis for the CON-
mitment that williams was
mentally incompetent to stand
trial.
The attorney also said VIII
Evening star., 1958-05-08

sewer outlet where waste was
Spilling into the river.
At Little Falls. where q new
multi-million-dollar water in
take complex Is being built. the
group souished through ankle
deep mud 10 see the Potomac
boiling near the top OF ITS
banks.
The Army Engineer Corps
came In for some sharp In
quiries at the proposed River
Bend dam site. The women
wanted 10 know about the In
undation area. the size Of the
dam, It's benefits and its effect
on the countryside generally.
Harry schwarz. chief Of the
corps Potomac River Section,
said these details, and a multi
plicity Of others. were being
closely examined In the current
comprehensive survey Of water
resource problems Of the entire
Potomac watershed.
Evening star., 1958-05-08

A space station will be set
up at Andrews Air Force BASE
this week end for the Armed
Forces Day display 10 Offer
visitors a look at what future
space travel viii be like.
Anyone can make q space
flight Saturday and Sunday al
Andrews AFB II he has the
Imagination" an Air Force
spokesman said.
The USAF orientation Group
from Dayton. Ohio. will have
lis astro-station In the exhibit
area. II covers experiments In
space flight. life's basic needs
In SPACE and phenomena OF
outer space In oxygen supply
and related subjects.
Rockets and missiles will oc-
cupy a large area In the big
gest free show open 10 the
public In the United States.
Five Air Force missiles will be
on display, including:
The Lockheed Experimental
X-l7. which is 40 feet long and
is the fastest missile yet tested
by the Air Force; the Rascal. "
first operational air-to-surface
missile.
Three surface TO surface
missiles, Thor. Shark and Mace.
Thor has a l,500-mile range;