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Diario las Américas., 1958-06-12

to artefacto at6mico de SUI actual
serie de pruebas en- ell atol6n de
Bikini.
La Comisi6n de Energia Atomi.
ca, que hizo ell anuncio. no revel6
ell tamano del arma nj aclaro 81 tn,
vo exito.
CHIPRIOTA TURCO MATA
GRECO
NIC0SIA, Chipre (UPI).- I'm
p~istolero chipriota turco di6 muer-
tie a tiros a un chipriota griego es-
ia manana, y las autoridades
aguardan alertas por 81 Ell inciden-
tie provoca un nuevo desorden en-
la ciudad
FL asesinato de hoy tuvo lugar
en- ell sector turco de Nicosia. No
Sc sabe quien 10 perpetr6.
TERMINA ~RACIONAMIENT0
DE CARBON
LONDRES -(UPD.- Gran
Breta1a anunci6 la termination
del racionamiento del carbon inn
plantada en- la epoca de la guerra.
Ell carbon era Ell unico producto
que Sc hallaba adn racionado. Ell
MiniStro de Energia, Lord Mills,
declare en- la Camara de los Lores
que Ell gobierno .tiene ell prop6sito
de eliminar ell control sobre los
abastecimientos Y precios de pro-
ductos del hogan "a mediados de
julio.
PRODUCTION EN- GRAN
ESCALA DE PROYECTILES
WASHINGTON, CUPD.-El De-
partamento de la Derensa di6 la
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-12
CORAL GABLES.
viene de Ia Pas. :

Ell superintendent de transpor-
ties de Coral Gables, Chester Smith,
anuncio que con la subida, Sc po-
dria llegar a balancear ell presu-
puesto de cerca de medic million
de d6lares anuales del sistema de
t%ranSporte publico.
Dijo el Sr Smith, que podria es-
perarse una pequena disminucion
de pasaJeros en- los omnibus, al
principle, puesto que publico STEM
pres Sc resiente de esta clase de
medldas, Pero con ell tempo, vol.
veran a usar la forma mas econ6.
mica de %transpcrte. La companfa
transporto 5.0on.00 de personals
durante ell ano 1857.
Los comisionados decidieron
tambIen c%ancelar sus planes de
comprar -cuatro nuevae casas. Pc.
70 agregaron que TODD el resto del
programa seria mantenido.
Durante la session de los Conf.
siona1os Sc sacaron a colaci6n los
buenos tiempos de antano, cuando
ell pasaje era de cinco centavos,
dentro de la ciudad de Coral Ga
bles y diez c%entavos, Ell viaje a
Miami.
Esas tarifas rigieron desde 1927
hasta 1885
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-12
te de la Federation del Transpor.

te.
Pascasio Linera, Secretario Ge-
neral de la Federation Textil y de
la-Aguja
Angel Cofino, Secretario Gene
raj de ia Federation de Plantas
Electricas.
Carlos Torrez, S~ecretario Gene
raj de la Federation de Seguros Y
Fianzas.
Placido Mendez, Lider de los
Traoajadores de Omnibus Aliados.
Jaime Lopez, Lider de los ira
baladores de la Industrial azucare-
ra.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-23

The Prince Edward Charlotte AS
sembly representative was elected
the nov chairman for a two-year
term The VALC is composed Of
state senator's and delegates who
make studies between sessions Of
the LEGISLATURE This system pro
vides information " h en tho AS
semblv begins working on new laws
when in formal biennial session
Tho two issues both Of which
produced lively Assembly discus
sions when the studies were
ordered and placed IN the VALC's
hands VIII be made BY the full
Council Ordinarily studies are
given to subcommittee. composed
Of several members of the LeRis-
lature and outside persons well ln-
formed Oh the issues at question
Many study assignments were
handed over 70 the NALC by The
Legislature including besides the
two hot potato questions, atomic
energy child labor coming and
planning laws insurance, industrial
development teacher salaries. etc.
III addition to serving with the
mN Council composed entirely Of
members Of the LEGISLATURE Del
Daniel will lead subcommittee in
term studies Oh forestry training
and forest rehabilitation and
management,
Senator J D Hagood who rep
resents Prince Edward and Halifax
counties in The Senate. will lead the
interim subcommittee on hospltali-
zation Of the poor.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-23
WestveW Ceremony At 43O ?. NJ.
Memorial Service For War Dead Sunday:
LegionnaHes Prepare New Grares Map


eiand ans Browns Presbyterian
ChlIcheS' served IN me Medical
CORPS curing World war ! and was
= u ''i'p'a''' M it'k ~ - " -
= ~ Try ial'ei pc ~ Neo aooa q
IN i'oNt'''ai 9,ip 900 IT. +
was paf' OF 'hf heq' Nhlch en-
RaEea N NM inNasioils q oKAlaWa
dila iNo una
lHe Ruesl minister ANldS ~ IN
aiNiqt'ai cilauoh z ~ AdlnlFai
NliiliI ana wears UNIV citation
50 'iea n oo'il WaFS
Ne" Graves Map
TIM Legion post he~e now pos
SeSscs q new map Of the cemetery
plots listing TIE names Of service
men buried In Wcstvie" and show
ing the location Of the graves
lhc names Of l5o servlcemen an
pear on ihe map INST completed
after long hours Of work BY c II
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-23
3 Area Counties
Exceed Last Year
Cancer Donations

buckHiRilaht 1uillpefiahd A n Al
fiiilce Ed"afo conil'Ns nave an
RoAe OYER thN laa' marx M 'hc
Cancer Crusade fund drive April
was Official cancer DflVe month.
ahd the statistical reports and ANAL
iand drlfe reports are beng made
lo thc Virginia DIVISION headquar-
lers N Richmond. marking The end
u me 1888 campaign
S P. Glover Prince Edward
county drive chairman. reported ny
dav the county total is lii excess of
81 900, which is ven over tie 1857
mark Of 81 .72a Final reports from
all workers are not in yet accord
InR TO Glover. and he asked rhat
any reports STILL put be turned in as
soon as possible
The Prince Edward county GOAL
was s. 600 and Glover said ii would
W mighty close whether the coal
was met on not The goal was
raised from the one last year
Renorte ayailahlef h.on, pnctsno-
ham and Cumberland counties shou
tbat thejr Iast VIII records nave
boon t,inlnd en- far THE vaar
From receipts reported AS 81 May
q Buckingham raised Sq65 com
pared with the 1921 IS raised last
Year
Cumberland IS record is equally
Impressive. with receipts as Of
May 2. showing S407 this year com
pared with last years sl68.50. Re
ports arc not completed III any Of
the above counties. and the figures
HAY bc even more impressive when
the lanl tally is made.
Amelia and PoWhatan counties
are also incomplete. Bot h lag
slightly behind last year, but the
reports are very lnconclusive. and
later reports could bounce the
totals well over the preceding
years mark.
On May 9. the crusade receipts
Ill the Virginia division office
totaled 1854 .458. which is we'll over
the S3ao o6i AZ tha san,n ti,,,e u w
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-23

Saturday " Poppy pay and sale
IF The memorial peoples IN Ameri-
can Legion Auxiliary units pro-
vides two-way benefit for thc
nation war veterns
Auxiliary units after providing
thc poppy materials paw the hos
pitalized veterans FOR TIE peoples
they make In turn local auxi-
liaries use funds provided through
tho sale for programs bcncfitting
veterans and thclr families
Jack Garland Post 81 American
Legion Auxiliary, Will conduct its
annual midtown sale Saturday
The sale viii Be carried Oh else-
where throughout the town BIZ as
SiStancc Of youth groups
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-23
Local Guard Units
Safe As Pentagon
Drops Cut Plans

A proposed Pentagon plan to cut
The number of Y S National Guard
divisions from y to 81 and
which raised some doubts about
Virginia S Doth Divisions future
has been abandoned.
Had the goth been one Of the
divisions eliminated. Company G
at FarlnNlle, one Of tho Division s
illustrious component rifle elements.
might have gone or have been
changed to another type unit
Assurance Of the integrity of the
goth was announced through Govor-
nor Almond S office Yesterday after
the Virginia governor heard Cen
eral Maxwell D TAYLOR. Army
chief Of staff. tel the national
Governors Conference at Miami
Beach that tho division elimination
plan is out.
Governor Hears
Governor Almond is attending the
Conference. and press reports from
that meeting said that General Tav-
lor's announcement was greeted
with prolonged and loud applause
Still under consideration in the
Penta gon, although equally op-
posed as the elimination plan, is
another plan to reduce National
Guard strength from 100000 to
100000 That is proposed 10 per
cent reduction III strength which
may or may not effect local units
such as Company 6. depending on
present numbers of enlisted mon
IN tho units
One Of the largest local dclcea-
tons ever TO confer with Virginia S
CONGRESSIONAL delegation descended
on Washington about six weeks ago
when the elimination plan was first
announced. II was composed Of
Virginia state legislators. National
Guard officers and local officials.
Byrd's Views
Afterward U. S. Senator Harry
r. Byrd said he would work TO cut
foreign economic aid before he
would consent to cutting military
reserve strength to any degree that
would reach division proportions.
Similar strong opposition has
poured in on the Pentagon ever
since its first announcement from
across the nation
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-23
Local Guardsmen
TO Benefit Under
Military Pay Boost


Officers and enlisted mon in local
rational Guard units, including
a =. 4 i. Y 2 Farn1Nllle wy oene,
:. -. : ~ Ill, =. ilnii'ai r. p1l' siRhea
1Illo Jaw 'l'is week pV president
hAseiiiio"ei
The new legislation. DESIGNED pri-
marlly to halt the expensive turn
over N personnel and put the mill
tafy more on pay equality with
ciViilaA opportunities. applies 70 re-
serVlstS- such as National Guards
men as well as members Of the reg
ular military services
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-23
Pageant. Concert, Address TO Feature
Erenfs Nay 29 At Red Hill, Henry Shrine

Al address ~ ~ Robert Meade.
4 hand concert and pageant viii bo
features Of The annual meeting Of
thr Patrick Henry Memorial Foun-
dation Thursday MAN 20
Officers and board members Will
convene ior II business session All
lQ.30 m In the Brookneal Com
mdmty Binding But after that all
events win be held at Red Hill. in
Charlotte county
THE shrine restored home Of the
patriot. Patrick Henry will be open
from 10 am, throughout the day
and The public i invited 70 all
events
The Halifax County High School
band Will give a concert at noon.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-23

Dr.. Meade. author Of Tie new
Henry biography is teacher
Of history at Randolph Macon
Women's College His address WIN
follow the luncheon He VII Ia
introduced By Michael Francis
DOYLE, Of Philadelphia. an original
membcr Of the Foundation board
The historical pageant depicting
events in the life Of Patrick Henry
viii be directed by Mrs. Kent
Miller, Of Brookn all and her
daughter Mimi
Foundation president. James 81
Easley, Of Halifax and board mem
bers extend an invitation to the
public to attend ell of 'odav's
functions.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-23

The III III lttee modified It's
recommendations N the following
introduction
IT is always difficult for a com
mlttee that is outside Of a situation
TO be sure that II IL making the best
recommendations for people that
are in the situation There are
many factors IN every community
and county that should be con
sidercd Some Of these factors may
BE- overlooked BY a visiting com
mittec. Or there may ~ psyche
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-23
Prince Edward Needs New High And
Elementary School, Survey Suggests
Negro Elementary And White High
School Would Solve Plant Problem

supplementary Tie Board
he school building needs Prince winch
nv completed echoes facts stated b. the local school about
Costs o new buildings and additions
mated by the local July 1857
verified by
ton August 1857 which
needs at 81 10000
The completed
lions that outlined Briefly
n present major buildings acceptable
lscS
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-23

The Rev Philip Cary Adams
Presbyterian pastor and veteran Of
two void wars will make the adj
dress al a memorial service SIN
Cay afternoon IGNORING county and
community war dead
Jack Garland Post % American
Legion, is sponsoring the service
which viii begin at 4 80 pm at
Westview Cemetery. Farmville
The annual memorial service is
TO honor the memory Of those VINO
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-23
200 Persons N-Rayed
I'M BurkcvilIc Survey

over Ann persons wcre x-ravod
IN Bnrkoville "Wednesday in the
firft OHM oi v tWoday survey spon-
sorted hv SolHhsido tuberculosis
association
Am mobile xrav unit win Be in
Burkcville until pm tod a 4
THURSDAY Elliott Boswell Is Not
toNay county chairman Members
d ihc BlukcNillo Parent Teacher
asSociaion PANS bcea ACTING as
hoStnsscs.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-23
DIR. Landlord To Talk
TO Crewe Students

President Francis G. Landlord.
Jr., Of Longwood College. will be
the principal speaker when the
Crewe Kiwanis Club entertains the
Crewe High School National Beta
Club May ~ at $50 pm. in the
Community Center.
Preparing for College" will be
the topic of DR. Landlords address
to be delivered in the Crewe Com
lnunity Center following the din
ner meeting.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-23

gave thoif lives du~ne service ~
All Of the nation wars. according
TO R Lanck Crawford Fost 30
commander
TO place Flags
Members ot the Farmvlle post
Vii place FLAGS oil the Graves Of
all servlcemen buried II the GENE
terry These viii be placed. By post
custom, during the morning hours
on Sunday
Rev Mr. Adams pastor Of Cumb-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-23

logical factors that the committee
cannot observe or fully conprc-
hend while other factors may be
considered more Or less important
BY the committee than by the local
people
"A visiting committee does have
tho advantage 81 being !u position
70 provide detached and objective
analysis Of local problems III
Is hoped that tho recommcn-
dations VIII be helpful III both iu
mediate and LONE term planning BY
the school officials and by the Cit
-zcns Of Prince Edward county
Notes Population Shift
The ropoft stated that Fsnnv.Ie
and tie central portion 81 the
county have grown Ia population.
while the eastern and western
portions have usta.ned heavy
losses in population which trend
Hot expected ID change iu the H-
mediate future
tn determine Tx feed 81 wttc
hlgh school students thd survey
estimated that the enrolment would
Hot exceed 500 iii the next six year.
Fou" other considerations were In-
jectcd The present high school ~
crowded and located On small
site, the county IS relatively small
covering 357 square miles the
populations center o. the county vas
estimated Just south of Farmyille
and the pupils need a more com
prehensive program Of studies
The report continues as follows
The preceding considerations He'll
the committee 10 the CONCLUSION
that a central high school for white
pupils should b erected just south
Of fF'armvllle. The plant should be
built on an adequate site and con-
structed 50 that additions could be
readily made if needed Il should
be constructed to accommodate AMI
proximately 500 pupils. grades
8-12
White Elementary
In analyz.ng the white elementary
school problem, me survey stated
that the Prospect. Rice, Green
Bay and Darlington Heights schools
enroll much less than a reasonable
pupll-teacher ratio pc" grade. and
that the over all pupil teacher
ratios for these schools are small
These conditions lead To a rela-
lively high per capita cost of in-
structlon and a loss TO some extent
Of State Aid Funds to The county
because the pupil-teacher ratios do
not conform to the minimum
ratio provided BY state law
The report estimates that ihc
white elementary school enrolment
may be expected to level off at
somewhat less than 100 II COY
tinues. If a central high school
for white pupils were constructed
as recommended in this report
which would thereby release the
Farmville and Worsham. plants for
use by elementary pupils. and if
as many As eight classrooms i'll ihp
Longwocd College Campus School
may be used by Prince Edward
county elementary pupils il ap
peas obvious that these three ele-
mentary ccnters with the addition
Of two new classrooms where
needed would provide sufficient
housing for the elementary school
pupils
The report added tne following
paragraph As long-term planning
the committee is suggesting that
Prospect Darlington Heights.
Green Bay and Rice should be
abandoned for school purposes On
account Of the durability of the
building the Rice Elementary
school should probably be the last
Continued on page 81
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-23
Cubs TO Hold Last
Pack Meeting Friday

Farmville Cub Scouts will have
their last pack meeting Of the year
Friday at 7:30 pm. in the Farm
vile High School auditorium.
Parents and friends Of the Cubs
are invited to attend the pack
meeting, which has been moved up
a week from the usual endof-the
month date because Of Memorial
day.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-23
Del. Daniel Gets NALC Chairman
Role For Horse Race Betting Study

The Council
political pamunc
DELEGATE be rfef
u the middle chairman Of tie VALC
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-23

Luncheon, served by the Brookneal
Woman's Club. will follow tho con
cert
The Nome nugget., 1958-07-30

like that to happen in ones home. This group does not wish to build but to destroy. They suggested three names as candidates for governor: myself, Keith Lesh and George Vaarda. They did not twant me for governor. 1 would be the last man they would want for governor, but they wanted to destroy another man, namely, John Butrovich."
 ''I knew that they were trying to use me to destroy a good per- sonal friend of mine, Sen. But rovich. I tell this because it will become street talk and it should be made clear that neither my home nor my business shall be used for anything but the better ment of the people and its social, economic life.
 My heart is sick that people like that would feed on and allow their minds to go in the direction of destroying during this crucial hour when we are trying to en- list the services of capable men to better guide tie future of Alaska.
 "There is no time for vindic- tiveness, bitterness. I feel the Re publican Party has moral obli- gation, as I do personally, to help this country which has been good to us. I am sorry that my wife and family had to have their home used for this kind of action 7
The Nome nugget., 1958-07-30

United States Department of the In terior, Bureau of Land Management, Anchorage, Alaska, July 2, 1858.
 Alaska Townsite Trustee Award, Teller Townsite U S. Survey 3452 andIB
 Notice is hereby given by the iM- dersigned Trustee for Teller Townsite that that he will; on or after August 2, may be applied for within said townsite All lots for which appli- cations are not filed within 12O days from the date of this notice will bidder at public sale. Only those who are occupants of lots or were entitled to such occupancy on March IS, 1857, the date of acceptance of the subdi- visional plat of survey of said town site, or their assigns thereafter. are entitled to the allotments herein pro vided. All who were not occupants of the lots claimed at the time of the subdivisional survey in the field must be able to substantiate their claims
 All claimants must file their appli- cations for deeds with the Alaska Townsite Trustee, P. O.. Box 480, Anchorage, Alaska, setting forth the basis for their claims to each lot in cluded in the application. Each ap- plication must be verified by the af- fidavit of the claimant and corroborated by two witnesses. The affidavits must be subscribed and sworn to before any officer authorized ito administer paths and must bear his seal. Applications must be accompanied by moneH order or check made payable to the Alaska Townsite Trustee for the full assess ment on the lot or lots applied for as shown in the list below.
 Blank applications may be obtained from the undersigned or from Robert J. Coffman, Bureau of Land Manage ment,. Fairbanks, Alaska, who will as sist lot claimants in preparing appli- cations.
 Teller Townsite U. S. Survey 3452 A and R
The Nome nugget., 1958-07-30
Sen. Kefauyer Says Steel Price Hike Is Not Justified

MIDDLETOWN, Ohio, R m Armco. Steel Corp. has announced the first 1858 steel price boost for tomorrow-a move Sen. Estes Kefauver says twill do our eco- homie recovery a great deal of harm if sustained"
 The Armco price hike, the com pany said last night, averages 2.75 per cent on 12 products, in cluding hot and cold rolled sheets, and adds up to about $4.50 a ton.
 Kefauver, head of the Senate Antitrust and Monopoly Sub committee, said in Washington the Armco action was mot justified.
 Tn the interest of holding the line against imitation, I hope Armco will call off the increase and that other companies will not follow it," the senator added.
 Other major producers of steel made no immediate commitment to follow Armco's lead. But many repeated what they had been saying for months-that theyomust pass on to consumers at least part of cost increases they attribute to a wage boost for United Stockholders Unionists T111u
The Nome nugget., 1958-07-30
COP National Committeeman HickeI
 Denounces Small Element" of Party

ANCHORAGE, R - Repubi- can National Committeeman Wal ter Hickel yesterday denounced small element" of Republican officials here for attempting as Hickel put tito destroy the party.
 In a prepared statement, Hickel disclosed some of the activities of the past few days in connection with the Aug 26 primary.
 He declined to name members of the small clement" but the Anchorage Times said it was ob- vious his remarks were directed at Third Division Committeeman Herald Stringer, Maggie Rutledge, the party's general counsel, Paul Robison and others in a so-called faction.
 Hickel said:
 T am deeply disturbed at the conversation by a small element in the area concerning a respected a n d successful businessman George Vaara, and his reasons for withdrawing as candidate for public office, which he could so ably fill. This small element is not one that would wish upon Alaska progress, development, foresight and happiness for it's people. This group caused some thing to happen in my home Sun day evening which is beyond des- cription.
 ''I built my home for the use and dignity of my family and to be of credit to the community Last Sunday I received a phone call at 6:30 pm. to ask me if I could attend a small Republican meeting of about F or 15 people. I said I would. I offered my of flee and suggested using the office of an attorney in Anchor age.
 They asked me If they could come to my home. I mentioned it was Sunday. but I would be glad to talk to this group about any problem they might have. A few of my friends were there, but through the doors one hour later the group swarmed like locusts and I was berated in my own home. Approximately 50 people, some of whom have never met, entered my home to try to destroy me with words. That is wrong.
 Tt is morally wrong for thing
The Nome nugget., 1958-07-30
Alaska Shifts US. Geographic Center To s. Dakota

WASHINGTON, R The government said today admission of Alaska as a state will shift the geographic center of the Uni ted States from Kansas to South Dakota.
 This will be the first change since the US. Coast and Geodetic Survey computed the geographic center about 40 years ago.
 The survey said new calcula- tions, which may be off about 10 miles in any direction, indicate Alaskan statehood will move the geographic center from Lebanon, Kan, to Butte County, NSouth Dakota. This is a move of about 439 miles in northwesterly di- rection.
 The new center is about II miles west of Castle Rock, SD, and 20 miles east of the point at which South Dakota, Montana and Wyoming join. It is near a hill called Two Top Peak.
 Rear Adm. H. Arnold Caro-, director of the survey, said the geographic center of Alaska was placed about 60 miles northwest of Mt Mckinley.
 Technically, the new center of the United States is located ap- proximately at latitude A de- grees 59 minutes north and longi- tude degrees 38 minutes west.