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FIVE ROOM apartment. Private
bath 25s 18th Ave. South Can Mr.
Blackman FE $3.50 for informa-
ton. S-tf
Two--5 room apis. Private bath.
256 18th Ave So. CAN Mr. Black
man, ~ 9-56io s-TF
81 IRVING NORTH. one room
kitchenette apartment All utilities
paid f35 per month Newly decor
ated FIR 7007s FE 6-4l79
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8 ROOM UPPER duplex unfurn-
ishcd 2st2 3lst Ave. SO ia 2
5000 SIG
800 sTH AVE. NORTH Two ?
bedroom apartments. $50 and S5C
per month RE 2.l4l7 Harold
segu $40
FURNISHED apartment 2 rooms
and bath Utilities paid ia 3-7l03
$50
THREE ROOM apartment. S55
per month Utilities furnished $50
Carroll nj 6-8g3s S-lg
TWO ROOM furnished apartment
Share bath $50 per month. 1881
i.yudals North ST 1880 Str
243 22ND AVE, NORTH Very
clean three room apartments 40
and down available S55 month
IA. 2-s2Si S-lg
1913 5TH STREET NO Large
three room apartment S35 month
Immediate possession Children
/ OK. FE 367O5, IA. 9-s3Ii. S-Ig
SIX ROOMS. unfinished chm.
dren OK North location ss5
month FIR l-aOt3 s-I8
zs--s-sasss--s-as.4s.
BEDROOM and kitchen Nicely
Furnished Working people only
$40 week PA i-O2lS. S-l9
| 5TH STREET SOUTH 100 Five
rooms bath, gas heat. clean. chi
dren OK $40 month IA. l-sg72
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2ND STREET SOUTH 20lO Three
rooms bath gas heat, newly dec
GRATED, refrigerator S35 month
| IA l-6g72 $40
TWO BEDROOM furnished apart.
ment, re s-39i5 after 4 pm
SID
1900 DUPONT NORTH -Four
l room apartments stove and re-
frigerat0r Utilities furnished CAN
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TWO ROOM furnished apartment
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ment Private bath ia 2-t9I7
$40
NEWLY DECORATED unfurnlsh.
ed apartments for rent. North or
/ South location Reasonable rent.
F'E S-0375 WA. B-a6lT $40
TWO ROOM apartment for rent
Furnished North location ia. s.
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SIX ROOM apartment 1901 Bry-
ant Ave North IA. t-922s
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FOR old ago pensioners FE. 5-iS29
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VERY NICE rooms for rent Men
preferred. 722 Penn Ave No
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FURNISHED ROOM single Per.
son South location ia. a-26Ti
S 90
I ROOM FOR RENT Kitchen priv.
llcgca Couple Or lady IA. T-lsz4
s 20
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dent with kitchen privileges one
or two rooms, single or double.
garage 1905 3rd Ave So. Call ia.
$3.50 after II am. s-ia
COMFORTABLE furnished roorn
with private bath. Cooking priv
iicges ia 4-2TT6 sis
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team, The Illinois squad elected
BurrelI a ~ year-old junior guard
from shebanae, H.. 70 succeed
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-05
SPECIAL COCKTAIL HOUR
AT CAsSIus BAR

A. y Caasiua. owner ~ the
Caaalua bar A. Cafe $40 South
Third street, announced tris week.
special service tor downtown
shoppers beginning Monday he
ccnbtf The service viii be-
Monday and Thursday ~ each
week through the holiday Hours
viii be- from o pJn 10 pm oaeh
day
M Cas1iua said a sracH 21ll BE-
served without charge 70 aog pat
ron during tho cocktail hour
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-05
lioIIie .. Holiday
Events Colendur

MONDAY. DECEMBER =
Hanging N the Green I to5 pm
TUESDAY. DECEMBER .
Board 30 Directors Meeting a.
wv ~ moon
FRIDAY, DECEMBER ~
Teansgr Christmas Party members
only ~ thru ~ years
SATURDAY. DECEMBER ~
Guys and Dolls. Christmas
Square Dance . pm
NDAY, DFCENBED "a
HAACF Meeting 4 70 9 pm
MONDAY. DECEMBER rs
Womens Council Christmas Party
Y 20 30 pm
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER ~
Christmas Nursery Party fn
memory n Mrs Ftsd mariaaa
. am % ~ noon
Teen Csntccu ~ 10 10 years
1850 tp 10 pm
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10
Family Higtt thinner ard Program
pm
MONDAY. DECEMBER e
Christmas Party fpr Children
thru ~ years ot age Bpm
aared ny Cni1ale Commercial
club % 3 pm
TUESDAY. DECEMBER 20
Golden Ayers Christmas Party n
am ~ z pm
MONDAY. DECEMBER 20
Basketball Game 4 Dance, ? 10
~ pm
Tuesday, DECEMBER 80
Iieawue Regular Activities
Note Baiile q Brown House
win De CLOSED December ~ n
20. "a - ard January / 1859
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-05

FIVE ROOM apartment. Private
bath 25s 18th Ave South Can Mr.
BIackman FE $3.50 for lnforma-
ton S-tf
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-05
Almost About
Every thing
ny PERCY VILLA

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So again Ypa Tor your fair play editorial
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Thousands ~ persons have found
en- iaymrnt la These columns.
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a business which docs not nd
Veriiss rumalna small. and un
known Advertising Is ~ essential
10 q BUSINESS as good merchandise
or paying the rcnt
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-04
Trents Mil

Vacation Bible School at Jones
Chapel has closed after two week
session with an enrolment Of 81
and average attendance OF III. II
was standard Vacation Bible
School Now they are working on a
standard Sunday School program
Rev Mr. and Mrs. Larry Wacaster
and school helpers worked hard 10
make success Of 1t.
Mrs. Asa Bryant Is resting a
little easier at Charlottesville hos
pital
MIS-. James Dunn is In Johnston
Willis Hospital at Richmond
Miss Betty Floyd Jones has re-
turned from vacation trip to
Blacksburg She reports an enjoy
able trip
Mrs. Grace Bryan has bought and
moved into the house formerly
owned by Mr. and Mrs. John
Bryan The latter have moved 10
the home OF Mrs. Bryan's parents.
Mr.. an" hrs. IIuskey
Recon. callers In the Jones home
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-04

were Cynthia Hardy. Kelly Hardy
Olin and Meredith Hardy One little
guest slipped and fell during one Of
| the games sustaining a deep cash
| III her shin which required twelve
OF fifteen stitches. She was a brave
4 little pi,'l and didn't cry a bit. The
next day she was about and playing
as usual
Come dressed IS Your mother
MAS the way the invitation read and
that Is Just what ~ little girls did
Saturday afternoon Al Sarah Hol-
land Farrars seventh birthday celc-
bration held in her parents yard.
Dressed IN long and street length
dresses with hats. gloves pocket
books and high heeled shoes. they
sat or stood around chatting as
their mothers would have done
seemingly rather overcome with
their grownup clothes III the group
were the hostess. her cousins. Kelly.
+ Meredith and Cynthia Hardy. Teen
sic and Farley F'as1ar. Pam
! Fowlkes. Mason and Sallie Nc
onnauehey Louise Dickens. Mary
Naylor Becky and Kathryn Smith,
Carol Morris. Judy Reid. Linda
Royal. kristle Boyer. Polly Banks
dale and Jane Lynn Strange to say
when they left. for home they were
I Gt ,. 1ti ,.t,
heeled shoes
Mr. and Mrs Ralph Beck and
daughter. Suzanne. OF Cincinnati.
Ohio. were the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Boyer during the week
end. They were on their way to
spend vacation at Virginia Beach
kristie Boyer was the guest Of
her cousin. Martha Frances Lind,
IN Bon Air for several days last
week
Mr. and Mrs. james Boyer. Mrs.
Stephen Farrar Jr. and daughter
Sarah Holland. were III Charlottes-
vile Friday Mrs Farrar visited
itiat'ts' MAJ ., huiiltl NUli - anu
Mr. and Mrs George Ford. while
the Boyers went to see the new
home being built there ior her
brother.
Mrs. NJ Powell. Of Freeman. was
the guest Of her brother and his
wife. Mr.. and Mrs John Ingram.
over the week end.
Cancer Drive S12i.Gl
Amelia ounty residents con-
tributed 1924 81 to the cancer fund
during the 1858 drive They didn't
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-04
Ameo News Events
Dressed Like Mother Younger
Set Enjoys Sedate Birthday Party

students al 81 Mary 5 Junior Col
lsge ii Raleigh N G, ase spending
the Summer al HayaMnIs. Cape Cod
Mass Miss Love graduated this
June and Miss Southall will BIZ Il
senior next year
Mrs w W. Wainwright, Of thg
Little Patrick section Of the county
Is spending a month In Fort Worth
Tex, visiting her mother. Mrs. j
r. Greed
Mr., and Ms f. S. Armistead are
receiving congratulations on the
bli.h of a daughter Tuesday June
%. al Grace Hospital IN Richmond
Miss Belle, Burke. Of Charlottes-
Vile. spent several days las, week
with her sister-in-law Mrs. Eddie
H Burke.
4 report from the STATE Board OF
Health last Friday said an Amelia
County patients blood test showed
case Of Rocky Mountain Spotted
fever The patient is slowly re-
covering now and getting along
nicely. according to Dr. James l..
Hammer who says. with the new
antibiotics. the disease is not as
critical as 1t used TO be.
Mr.. and Mrs. Valentine W. South
all and Valentine, Jr., motored to
Camp Mt Shenandoah Friday. to
take their daughter. Miss Lucy
Southal. and Miss Mary Rebecca
Gravatt. of Blackstone. 10 spend
several weeks al camp.
The Philip Boeppies have
moved into the house formerly
occupied BY the c. r. Kauftmans
Who moved to Farmsllle. The house
is owned by the Thomas thinner
mans. former Amelia residents
Tenth Birthday
Emily Hardy. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs Charles Hardy. celebrated
her tenth birthday Saturday after
noon She had pine guests. Laura
Lee Stengel, Nancy Mortimer, 10
Brunette. jamie Barksdale, Beth
Perdue. Karen Sue Boyles. Myra
Jones, Judy Jones and Sandra
G.lzzard Games were played after
which they enjoyed hamburger
supper Joining them for supper
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-04
Guinea

Rev MI Tremble visited IN the
Guinea neiehDorhood Friday
Adele Hutch Watkins. daughter Of
MI and Mrs J NJ Watkins, Of
f'arnville, Is visiting Susan Asee
this week.
MI AND Mrs Roy Coleman ana
son. Sammy, u Green Bay we're
visitors in the Lotis N ARee home
Sunday afternoon.
The Thomas Scott family visited
Mr. and Mrs Louis N. Agee. Sun
day night.
MI. and Mrs. Jessie sandcrson
were Sunday night guests 81 Mf
and MIS- David Haaelggovc.
John Stratton was Monday
night guest q Mr. and MIS- David
Hazlegrove
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-04

ents, MI and Mrs J l. Davidson,
pr and Mrs r. G Barnes. OF
Byron. Ga., and Mrs Barnes par
efta MF ard Mrs G c. Boat
" light u 4riottesvllle. We're
hacAta4H aeats OF the Misses Mary
Id LOUIS Anderson last Wednea
day
alfa ] Z Anderson MIS- + A
Haiie sif II Z Anderson ana
slt 4Ha al4s M < DAVIS were IA
Is.a niellLe lust Wedn sday
MI aid hlr5 Hubert Porte. VI
L.yie!.bHf4 col and Mrs jesse
Joln.sA q Pichnond, Mr. and
MIS- w Il Norley. Of Jamestown,
visited sunday h the Nj K DAVIS
helns wade Shaver. OF Baltimore
called recently III the SINE home
e. " ClVe was IN Richmond
Friday oA business
MIS-. Percy Ill
W w X ple"cy has been very
III at Nh ida I" Several Of her
children and grandchildren visited
her during the week end
Mr. and Mrs A d de Betten-
court and SONS visited her parents.
Nh and Mrs w / Wheeley. at
Buinpass Sunday
Recent callers in the home Of
Misses May and Louise Anderson
Werc Mrs Lee Hudglns. Mrs. A 3
Jones, Mrs John Yancey and
Johnnie. Carlton Boatwright. Mrs
clyde DAVIS. Mr. and Mrs. 7. l.
Hudgins and Carolyn.
Mrs Mary r DAVIS is not very
wen al THIS writing She celebrated
her 8bth birthday this past week
Callers i'll the T L. Hadgins
honn dttftne the week end were
Mrs { W Cave. Mrs Carl Davies
NJ K DAVIS. Mrs. j N. Putney
MIS- ] c Stinson and John Car
rom Miss Carolyn AshWorth. Ken
net.i Bryant and Miss audrey
Bryant
Before digging IN the garden.
cleaning stove or furnace. or do
ntg other dirty work. rub soap
Under your fngernails to prevent
dirt from getting under them.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-04
Virginia Events
Calendar Available

One hundred and seventy five
events Of general interest to Vir
pinla have been included IN the Vlr
pinia State Chamber Of Commerce \
quarterly Ca ndar Of Events
which IL now available.
Compiled by Mrs. Jean s, Davis
Vi the travel promotion section this
calendar Is Of special interest &c
those persons who are planning q
vacation, for Virginia s many ac-
tiylties are mirrored III this eight
page folder.
There Is no charge for the Calen-
dar Of Events and It may be Sc
cured by writing to the Virginia
State Chamber OF Commerce, III
N. Fifth Street. Richmond 10. Viz
Rinia
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-04
Buckingham GOO
Post Has
Practice Alert

Thirty four planes were sightec
and reported to state control head
quarters during the Buckinfha
Ground Observer Corps posts pIac
tice alert Sunday
Robert Holmes post supervisor
said volunteers manned the post Oh
Servation tower from 3 am. x
pm. All plane sightings and des
criptions were ph0ned to the Rich
mond filter center.
Holmes said the post needs ad
ditional volunteers. and that per
sons wishing to assist the civil de
Tense effort may contact HIM HE
residence Is al Buckingham
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-04

L. w Apperson IN i patient n
Johnston-W Willis Hospital Rtcan0ha
following heari attack Hla GNU
dren have been at his beda.d a4
much as possible
Mrs Kenneth McAliatel aa3 clld
dren, Bobby and Nancy hage fe
turned to thtlr home I'll Rscim4ae
after spending two weeks NtA Ma
and Mrs j N Putney
Mrs Ernest Anderson Visited he.
parents. MI and Mrs JOHN Mess
at Gladstone recently
Haaen ard Brenda DAVIS NE
visiting their sisters IN Ashland
Mr.. and Mrs ] Il Tony ann
Mrs. r. A. Martin. of Richmond
are visiting lhrg n5thaH Mfa
Mary r. Davis. while o!i vacation
this week
w. P Davis Of Richmond
visited his sisters. Mrs Befti.
White and Mrs H. B Anderson
this week
Watermelon Feast
Mr.. and Mrs II * Anderson
Mr. and Mrs = A Butler, Mr
and Mrs. Ray Davidson Mt ant
Mrs M r. DAVIS and 7 B. Ander-
son. Jr. enjoyed watermelon
feast recently with Nh and Mrs
Harry c Mann At their home
Mi and Mrs Everett Anderson
an q two sons of Cumberland
called recently on the NJ III
Davises
Mr.. and Mrs. J q. stiuson ana
son. John Carroll Of Hlchmond
spent several days TINS week With
MI and Ms j N Putney
MI and Mrs Granville Anderson
we're N Richmond Saturday
Nh and Mrs Aubrey arnold Aba
Jimmy M Richmond called Sln-
day III the II y Anderson Nome
North Carolina Visit
Mi and Mrs. Donald Pendleioa
visited in North Carolina The pas
week end while their little daa.A-
Ter. Donna visited her elandpal-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-04

The Board OF Directors of III
vestors Mutual. Inc. has declared
a quarterly dividend Of nine cents
per share. payable July 10. 1853 70
shareholders Of record al the close
81 business June ~. 1853.
The dividend VIII b. distributed
Oh, u the Funds undlsiIibuted nct
Investment income, derived from
dividend and interest income This
Is the list consecutive dividend
pad by the Fund
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-04

The john ttllers and the W A.
Moltlnera entertained MI. and
MIS- Ernest Fisher, their son and
Mi and MIS- Grafton Powell and
daughter all u Crewe, ~ an out
door supper Sunday night
Miss Eliza Southa!l, of Amelia
and Miss Byrd Love, OF Blackstone
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-04
Meherrin Reviva!
Starts Sunday

DR. William X Pankey Of Rich
inond, will be the guest nnniste..
for the revival at Meherrin Baptist
Church. beginning July at Z -
pm
Dr. Pankey is a University and
Seminary graduate with 25 years OF
experience as pastor VI Baptist
churches in Pennsylvania. Missouri
and Virginia
For the past seven years he has
devoted full time to evangelism
throughout the United States His
program is aimed at deepening the
faith Of church members as Well
as reaching the unreached
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-04

were Mrs. Doris Keller and daugh-
ter, Brenda. and Rives Jones and
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Clevenger
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Jones and
children were Sunday dinner guests
Ia Mrs. Davidson $ home
Farmers are busy tlre3hlug and
combining wheat Crops are looking
fine a. 1t has been 50 sehsonable
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-04
Oak Forest

Mr. and Mrs. ". = Anderson
visited Mr. and Mrs Albert jenkins
and Mrs. Robbie t'llppen Sunday
afternoon. at Cumberland
Rev Mr. Mcclellan. Of Farm
Vile. conducted meeting services al
Oak Grove Baptist Church last
week He preached effective ser-
mons each night and had one con
vert 10 Join The church
Carl Meinhard Of Cumberland
visited Mr. and Mrs W B. Ander-
son Saturday night
Conway Anderson Of Richmond
visited Mr.. and Mrs +. b Ander
son and Asa Bryant. Sunday Mrs
Conway Anderson visited Asa
Bryant
quite reach their quota 70 $3.50. Miss
Selma Hlndle. chairman. reports.
There are four Amelia County
Home Demonstration Club meet
inRs next week NamO1inc on Mon
day july Z. at 2 pm. Mattoax.
July 8. at 2 pm. With
Mrs. Glen Lawrence Pine Grove
Wednesday July 9. at 2 pm;
Mannboro. Thursday. July 10. at 2
p m with Mrs Willie Phillips.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-20

The British-American idea is
that Mr.. Hammarskjold would
arrange for some sort of u. N
force to replace the withdraw
ing troops.
Some Latin-American dele
gates were reported fearful that
the Norwegian resolution could
be used to justify intervention
to keep an unpopular Latin
American government in power
Mr.. Dulles repeatedly told them
these fears were groundless as
far as the United States is con-
cerned.
Mr.. Dulles also assured the
Latin Americans that the
United States has no intention
of keeping its troops in Leb-
anon.
The chairman of the Latin
American group, Pacifico Mon
tero de Vargas of Paraguay
said Mr.. Dulles indicated the
way might be clear by Septem-
Der 80 to pull the Americans
out of Lebanon. Mr.. Dulles
pointed out, he said, that the
Norwegian resolution would
call on Mr.. Hammarskjold to
report to the General Assembly
by that date on prospects fol
a Middle East settlement.
Mr.. Dulles added, however
that Jordan, where British
troops are stationed, could fall
at any time and that security
and order must be maintained
there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-20
TOUGH DAVID, 4, USES STICK
TOROUT BULL NAMED GOLIATH

LONDON (AP).-David and Goliath met again in
battle yesterday.
Goliath is OO-pound bull which charged through
two barbed wire fences and terrorzed l6 children David
is 43-pound David Butter, tough little 4year-od who
like his Biblical namesake, refused to give ground
They met in a playing field at Styled Green in the
County Of Surrey.
David was playing on the swings when the big black
bullock charged snoting into the field All but David
screaming from his path.
II got stick and hit the bull and said shoo' David
said.
"The bull Just stood stll when hit him. So hit
him again. He stamped his feet. So hit him again."
That enough for Goliath the bullock. It turned
and fed
Today Goliaths days numbered He was grazing
again in field not far from local saughterhouse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-20

presidential primary over Sen
ator Estes Kefauver.
Hartman Denies Close Tie
In Malone, N. Y, Gov. Harri-
man again denied he ever had
a close relationship with Baker
He said Baker voluntarily sup
ported him, as did other labor
men, in the 1852 primary here
The Governor said he was TOLD
Baker came to his neadquar-
tiers in Chicago in 1856, that he
probably shook hands with him
but that he recalls no CONVEX
sationS with him.
Mrs. Baker also said sht
feared she might be killed be-
cause of what she was telling
about the Greenlease kidnap.
ing money and other under.
world connections of Baker
Committee Chairman McClel'
Ian promised her every protec.
ton the Senate could give.
Baker was to be questioned
about his former wife's testi.
mony that he told her Jo-
seph Costello, operator of the
Ace Cab Co. in st. Louis, got
the missing Greenlease ransom
money.
Mrs. Baker said she was tes-
tifying Ito clear myself of the
Greenlease kidnap money" ano
added: Mr.. Baker left me in
st. Louis to face three years Of
questioning by the FBI. I owe
him no loyalty 80"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-20

appearances. present conditions
IN the Middle East ocer greater
possibilities than ever before for
establishing real stability in
the area.
He referred to Premier de
Gaulle's desires for a summit
meeting rather than an emer-
gency assembly session, but
made no reference to the posi-
bility Of a future summit con-
ference.
Secretary of State Dulles
conferred for more than an
hour last night with repre-
sentatives of the 20 Latin
American nations. AS the As
sembly's Middle East debate
continued today the Americans
scheduled private huddles with
other delegations.
The Americans are plugging
hard for the Norwegian reSolu-
ton asking Mr.. HammarSkjold
L to make arrangements to insure
make arrangements to insure
the independence Of Lebanon
and Jordan SO the American
and British troops can pull out.
Propose U. N. Force
The resolution makes no spe-
eific demand for the with
drawal but cites declarations
from the two chief Western al
lies that they will remove their
troops when the U. N. decides
they are no longer necessary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-20
Post Office Chief
Fined $3.50 in
$26l Shortage

The superintendent Of the
Northwest post office station at
$500 Connecticut avenue NV.
was fined $3.50 today for failing
to put stamps on business reply
envelopes he delivered to Gus
toners.
Post ONCE Inspector w. N.
Nelson said the 55-year-old de-
PENDANT, Bernard P. Donnelly,
lof the 1900 block Of Kenil-
worth avenue, Garrett Park,
Nd, used money that belonged
to the post office to reduce
shortages in his accounts. Mr..
Nelson said audits during the
last four years showed that
Donnelly, a post ONCE employee
for 81 years, had shortages
totaling 1851.
Donnelly., an Army Reserve
colonel, told Municipal Court
Judge Mildred E. Reeves today
he had made up all shortages.
Mr.. Nelson said the defendant
paid the Government $3.50 last
month after charges we're
brought against him.
There is no question but
that there are shortages in
every other post office station
in the city" Defense Attorney
Martin Mcnamara told the
court before sentencing. Judge
Reeves replied Donnelly was
guilty of extreme carelessness"
and sentenced him to pay $50
or serve 80 days in Jail on five
charges to which the defendant
had pleaded guilty.
! Mr.. Nelson said Donnelly,
who has been on leave since
July Z, has been superintendent
at the Northwest station for
four years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-20
BAKER DESCRIBED
AS SLAYER OF
PENNER'S DUCK

Blond Ruth Brougher,
who described herself as
the former sweetheart of
Robert Barney Baker,
Transfers Union official,
told Senate investigators
today she knew Baker
had served jail terms
one of them "for killing Joe
Penner's duck"
Mrs. Brougher said Baker
told her he had served time
for killing the duck, Il
think, by throwing a stink
bomb on the stage of a the
ater."
Penner, who dead, was a
comedian noted for his
Wanna buy a duck?" gag.