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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-15

No individual state can deal
with a national recession all ~
tsesf, II prosperity is to be re.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-15

ut TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, FEB. Is, 1858
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-15
David Granger Wins
Nautilus Medallion

A design craftsman. who grow up
in FalnNllc had 4 hand III the his
'oric tllp Of the atomic powered
submarine us Nautilus under
The polar Icecap Of the North Pole
IN Is DAVID Granger son Of
Prof and Mrs James " Granger.
of Faynyille A 1888 graduate AT
Yale Where he studied archlec-
turing. Granger is a craftsman
wllh the Electric Boat Division Of
General Dynamics Corporation,
which built the Nautilus
III holds the medallion presented
20 workers who assisted IN the
building If ihc world \ first nuclcar-
powered Submarine In sim y e
words iho medallion attcsts power
fully 70 the accomplishment II
reads III Grateful RECOGNITION The
rs Nautilus General Dvnamics
Corporation
Granger. Who remained for three
years graduate study NJ the Art
Department at Yale. also served
actively NJ Tie pioneering work Of
sfoW.na equipment IN the history
making sub~mfacc ship.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-15

TOO much, i was reported.
The change effects both growers
and warehousemen who dislike de-
laws AS buyers fill orders farther
South # tcnds Is weaken demand
ID the lafer markets. Sales arc lost
as some VHgIHia farmers take leaf
q North Carolina markets before
the Old Rel' starts auctions,
The openina day AVERAGE n s56 .43
on the Georgia Florida marker was
q record hiah ard 81 o8 above the
1857 opening day avcraec Prices TO-
NAMED AZ near-record levels until
decline this week.
The first week AVERAGE On tie
Carolinas Border markets was
whooDine Saa52 That waS com
pared to last years So IS average
for the first week.
The f stern North Carolina
markets Omen next Thursday. Aug.
p, the Middle Belt on September
&.
F'lue-curcd tobacco is being sup
ported at an average Of 54.6 cents
per pound, compared to 500 cents
per pound last year.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-15

a referendum of all sun-cured and
fire-cured growers to determine
whether they favor permitting those
growers who have both allotments
to consolidate the allotments into
one kind of tobacco either dark
fired or slm-cured.
Second, if two-thirds of the
growers voting favor the proposal,
then the owners Of those farms
which have both kinds of alot-
nents will have the two allotments
combined into one with the grower
having the right to select which
one of the two kinds Of tobacco
he will produce in the years ahead.
Third, the bill specifically pro-
vides that the total of the acreage
allotted for the two kinds of tobacco
will not be increased or decreased
although there may be an increase
in one type and a decrease in the
other type. but the total will re-
main the same.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-15

just what poultry production can
mean to this area amounts 10 more
than a million dollars according to
an Extension service specialist who
addressed representatives Of eight
counties interested in the promo
ton Of nc industry Tuesday eve
ming al q dinner meeting here
Denver Rragg, Associate Exten-
slaa Poultry Husbandntan. VPI
headlred The program Of Industry
specialists here for the first meet
ire Of th.S type il the area
KIT Carson. District Extension
Agent aHd general chairman of the
meeting sg' Tho pace for tho pro
gam when he announced that the
purpose Of the gathering Was simply
10 give the business man the story.
ihr facts and then lei him be the
judge Of the opportunity and chal-
lengc Of the poultry business
Example Cited
Bragg said that An increase of
2o0a0 layers in each Of The eight
counties represented would result
ii an additional cuisines Of
Sl.2l7 900 for the area. Utilizing
charts he demonstrated his com
plation Of the figure by basing an
example on one county with 10000
layers
He pointed OFT that egg and hen
sales for the first year woul Id
amount to cash return Of 1852 205
and that an additional $500 to
cover the cost Of eggs consumed By
the producer as well as manure
sales would place the county figure
al Sl58.125 He then showed that
eight times that one county figure
would amount to the million dol
lar plus total for the ares.
Giles Miller a Culpeper banker.
gave the viewpoint Of the banker
on the poultry business. citing the
various benefits that his locality
had derived from an increase in
poultry production He revealed
that current statistics indicate that
Virginia imports 378 million eggs a
year. evidence that this business
affords a very good opportunity for
the farmer to supplement his in
come or change to poultry en-
tlrely.
Since the farmer has been in a
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-15
Boyd Change Plea
IN RI nson Killing
10 Not Gull ty'

Wills ID Boyd who previously
pleadcd km'ly to the Staying Of
Radlord y Ransom. Jr 81. of Dill
~yn was scheduled lor sentencing
August II unal NJ decided 10 change
hls PLEA tn mt enltv A trial hv
'ury has been set for Boyd al 10
A m September 10 be Circ III IoIrl
Judge G. Champion BoWles.
HoYd taflifi slHnc4 a confession
tAat hc had shot and killed Ransom
N waods Gff " s Route 2a0. about
y miles West Of Richmond He told
neWAmcn AT Tho time that he had
rather die In the electric char, than
spend 4 life IN the penitentiary
HIS two defense lawyers. Kenneth
RAIDER AND r A l. Smith moved
Monday ID have nm Committed to
4 mental institution fof observation
jude BoWles oVerrulcd that mo
NON, noting that Tho defendant had
BEEN pronounced sane twice earlier
when lr Was examined In CON
nccton With other offenses The
nast recent of these examinations
Was conducted in jane by Dr. Harry
Brick state pcnfenilarY physician
Authorities accuse Boyd of ROB
biaR Ransom NJ $40 al TIN Dixie VIM
Service Station 6ola West Broad
c.rrpi J2trhtnnrd earN- fi,1a ia
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-15

From Cnlpcper. Nv way ~ AN
overnight bivouac om IND Gettya-
burg battlefield, to TIE camp. thc
convoy WIN bn part of the train
ng With uuts conyereing oil thc
reservation from three s'aits riaid
control ana discipline HI motor
movements becomes tho first test
Of the tWo weeks.
Arrival III the camp In tho foot-
hills Of Blue Mountain. ~ miles
cAst IF HARRISBURG II scheduled
carly sunday morblna With Other
un.ts " HE li6th Infantry Regl-
mint, Co q VIII ~ directly W. ihc
flclf for threc-day encamp-
mont III tents
Af;cr the flrst three days. field
tesf nv "ncampment Will operate
from regular barracks areas III ihe
canlonement
This Aananer's training fol- thr
65nenbet Unit under supervision
Of Captain Robert j Bradshaw
Firsl ~ Madison McCln'ic. cXccu-
livr officer aAd James MeNbv. ad-
ministratlYc assistant. viii cinpha
a1e ma AfnT'a lnw pnntonic or-
sanitation
THAT involves REORGANIZATION in
nlaapoNer arms and small unit
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-15

Under provisions Of the bill. a
special referendum would be held
to gain grower approval and then
the allotments Oh these dual-allot-
ment farms would be reclassified to
whichever type the farm owner
elects as the kind he plans to pro-
ducc
Abbitt introduced the bill on June
9 in an effort to help facilitate the
handling Of the tobacco program
and it has been supported by the
Virginia Darknred Tobacco
Growers Association, the Virginia
Dark Tobacco Warehousemen S
Corp. the Virginia Sun-cured Co
operative, the Virginia Farmers
Union and the Virginia Farm Bur
eau.
There are 1858 farms il Win
glnia raising dark-fired tobacco and
1880 farms producing s,m-cured. Of
these 1917 have both types of
allotments,
Abbitt said the bill provides for
three things. First, the holding Of
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-15
Arrest Made For
Attack On Aged
Cumberland Man

James Linwood Randolph a ISL
year-old Cumberland Negro. has
been arrested and charged with
burglary, armed robbery and as
sault. He is accused Of entering tho
home of Erasmus Watkins. So, Of
the Guinea Mills community. and
beating the infirmed man and Steal
ing some $3.50.
The ASSAULT occurred Wednesday
night, August g. The assallant broke
into Watkins home Watkins was
asleep al the time and was struck
with a stick The blow reused him
and he was felled by subsequent
blows, until the stick broke The
69-year old white man is a diabetic
with one leg amputated. and being
a semi-invalid was unable to pro
tect himself The frall 80 pound
man was not found until Friday
afternoon He refuses To be taken
from his home although he is in
critical condition.
Cumberland police authorities be-
came suspicious Of Randolph when
he spent more money than usual.
Randolph also had a quarrel with
bis wife about noon Monday and
threatened to attack her Both work
for H H Mooreneld
The arrest came Monday after
noon. State Troopers e. O. Harri-
son and Steve Musulin came across
the field II pickup truck to where
the $50 pound Negro man was COM
binne wheat They did not give
him all opportunity to run Sheriff
Continued on page 81
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-15
81 TO So Better Thon 1857
Old Belt Bright Leaf Growers Fret
Over Auction Delay As Prices Soar

The good news for area flue-
cured tobacco growers Of record
prices being paid on Georgia
Florida and Border North Carolina
South Carolina markets was tenn
pered this week with announce
ment Of delay in the Old Belt
opening date.
The Bright Belt Warehouse AS
sociation said Monday the Old Belt
date has been shifted to September
IS from the tentative date an
nounced earlier of September H.
The earlier date would rush buyers
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-15
Pettus, Seago On
Airport Authority

Reginald H Pettus. Of Charlotte
Court House, and Erwin seago. Of
Buckingham have been appointed
BY Gov j. Lindsay Almond to the
recently formed six-man Virginia
Airports Authority The new board
las broad powers to buy. build and
operate ai"ports in the state
Pettus. Charlotte County's Com
nonwealth's Attorney. and World
War II aviator was appointed for
q term Of one year. Scago, who
Is a professor Of aeronautical law
at the University Of Virginia.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-15
Chamber Asks Economic Study
OF Southern Interstate Roads
RuSinc S Firms
= shed 70 Fill In
(sue,stiOnnaires

Il is entirely possible that the
cast vest link Of tho proposed Inter
state highway III Virginia may be
located through the FarmVlla area
sad Joseph w Harrison an cc0no-
mist from the Virginia Department
OF Highways, at dinner meeting
q the Chamber Of Commerce Mon
day evening.
ia rison immediately informed
I embers Of the ORGANIZATION that
his pu pose in being present was to
seek information which N needed
by the Highway Department A
study which could result ii tne lo-
cation Of the gigantic highway
project through the Fallnvllc area
is presently underway and he
pointed out that great deal Of in
formation about the community and
surrounding area il needed to com
plete the study
According TO the economist, the
study or survey is divided into
phases such as traffic volume and
costs He stated that the Traffic
Plans Division was handling all
phases except that Of economies
the role Of his section in the high
way department.
Facts Are Sought
The population employment, vol
lJnc Of retail sales. and types Of
activity are all factors with which
TIE economists are concerned. Seek
ing to find out the a m cunt Of
freight which moved through the
area from what location and to
what oca tlon the freight was
moved and by what routes this
freight was moved during period
Of the last three years. he asked
/ FOR the cooperation Of the Chamber
Of Commerce in distributing ques-
tlonnaires TO business men of the
community
He pointed oft the importance Of
such information to the Department
n making the final selection Of a
location for the east-West highway
Speaking Of the weight that such
a study could carry, he told the
business men that a survey com
parable to the present study as
sisted considerably in the decision
70 delay construction along Route
go
confidential Nature
Much Of the information asked in
the QUESTIONABLE IS of a conf
dental ma allure. and Harrison
promised the group that each indi-
vidual inquiry would be handled as
confidential material.
Members Of the Chamber of Com
mere eendorsed the study after sew
eral members took to the floor and
stated that the proposed study
might be Of considerable value in
determining the final location for
the Interstate highway link.
The new Chamber president. CHI.
Goodwin appointed committee to
assist in the distribution and prepa-
ration Of the questionnaires Joseph
James. w A. Watson. Edward
Carter and E NJ Pamet were
named to the committee
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-15
Company G Convoy Leaves Saturday
Morning For Pennsylvania Camp

National Guardsmen Of Farm
Nslle's COMPANY 4 .eavc Saturday
morning Al seven O'Clock for their
tao week summer eacamninent al
Indiantown Gap Military Rescrva
ton IN Pennsylvania
The unit truck convoy Vail Join
with battalion companies from
South Boston and Lvnchburg at a
Culpeper rendezvous for the Official
start 81 the summer training.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-15
All County Council
VIII Meet Monday

The Prince Edward All County
Council will meet Monday morning
at 9:30 in the court house.
The meeting will be ansimport-
ant one with such items Of business
as election of officers. deciding on
the school project, and such things
as the booths for the electric con
gress and the five County Far.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-15

cost-price Squccze for some time,
Miller expressed the belief that a
large number Of farmers would vel
come this opportunity 10 supplement
their income Here. he sald, the
banking business has real res-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-15
Sleeves Rolled For Job
sleeves Rolled For Job
Nelr Chamber Heads Ideal Tolrn
Vieus Jelled In Suitcase Days
By JOHN STICK

The Chamber 81 Commerce
has he typical
Ihls 42-Nfar
Philippine mahogany pyWood panced
Wr that M prosr proportion
ot hc community neiglboring
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-15
Abbitt's 'One-Type' Tobacco Bill
Will Be Law When President Sions

bill introduced by providing
referendum
bacco
OF both needs only the presidents
Representative Abbi the bill Of
these Department Agriculture in adj
the
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-15
Eight County Meeting Told
farm Poultry Expansion Can Be Million
Dollar Ans,rer TO Farm Price Squeeze

possibility III assisting with the ii
nancng of the industry
He emphasized that good man
agement is the most necessary
characteristic in this type Of specia
Continued on page 81
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-15

Thc TAN angular district mana
ecr for Home Beneficial LIFE Insur
ance Company has had \ good
deal 81 living from a suitcase III his
business BACKGROUND That has pro
duccd stfoag idodl III his mind Of
"A good, permanent location com
mumitY
ideal community
Tarmvlle. where he has only re-
Gently moved into 4 new home.
matches that IDEAL. and he has in
ward nrglng To preserve 1t. His
observations since moving here in
May. 1884 This certainly is one
Of the incest places we've ever
lived I'LL 1t has so much to offer
a family unit, including the con
venicnces of 4 city and tho friend
Illness Of the rural area.
Father of 4 son. Gregory, five
and daughter, Kaye. -. who likes
nothing better than packing the
family UP for week end tent out
ing IN the mountains, he has the
family motivation. too. Mrs. God
win, the former Maude Bull, Of
ParkSley Va. shares this approach
with enthusiasm.
A native Of Salisbury. Md. God
win has spent Is years rising up
ward in his company He has served
as agent. ordinary supervisor and
assistant director Of agency train
ing
End of Suit Cases
The latter work, With strong en-
phasls on personnel guidance. has
helped him considerably in the
transition from stranger to we'll
adjusted, contributing citizen III his
four ycarS-plus here.
That latter work also took him
over the east and south from viii
mington. Del. TO Memphis. Tenn.
regularly while hc was acquiring a
taste for settled, ono community
living
Since acquiring the settled mode
Of life, he has projected himself
enthusiastically into making the
ideal work. Or if possible, even bet
ter. as he sees it,
His civic club Is Rotary. and ID
is on the board Of directors and has
served as program chairman. His
church is the Baptist. where he is
Monitoring chairman for the con
gregation ambitious building pro
gram. He has been a member Of
the Masonic Order at Richmond
for 10 years, too
Working For Road
Now he turns from working mem
Der to president Of the Chamber of
Commerce. Already a member Of
the Chamber S Roads committee
he intends to give the effort 10 win
the Interstate route for this area
rOlledslceveS effort
He balances business. family and
community Wit h recreational
activity. His favorite. salt water
surf fishing. requiring a family trip
to favorite section. Mays Head. The
other outdoor hobby. golf, has had
to give way to the lawn and gar
den v hile establishing the new
home on Fourth avenue. extended
But then that's the nice part
about settled living. With time. you
get the yard completed and then
you can return to the golf links
which he intends to do, in
the minutes left from the 0 h e r
motlvatlons.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-18
24-ALQUILER
APARTAMENT0S

1901 S.W. u Ave.
Apartamientos / y 2 dormitorioS.
Amueblsdos. SIS y S65 al mes.
Parada de omnibus.
(2601) "a S. w.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-18
31-VENTAs cASAS


3 dormitorios, CHS. S1,5O0 de entrada.
Exenci6n Homestead. Cocina euuioada
Verjas. Lamar duelO. MU 8-2332.
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The Blood Line" WAVE Condr.
Mary SprouI is assigned to escort
40 eoses Of whole blood from
Washington, D. c. 10 Korea.
Meode Mortin, Dorothy Green.
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Day OF Glory" The coptcin OF
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1880 The dispute between the
English and the French over the
possession of the lroouois Troll.
George Montgomery. Brendo
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1.-The Night Show. Movie.
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ll:25
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''Bodello--The Ghost"
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5-Confidentiol File.
A report on rnentoIIy ~ chill
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''Luke's Mother inflow" kote's
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Guest: cesor Romero.
ITO Be Announced.
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The Blood Line" WAVE comdr.
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old prospecfor TO tell them where
he hos hidden his fortune. Rich
ord Simmons, John AYses, Bill
Cossadx.