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The Nome nugget., 1958-01-29
Dewey Goodrich Announces Retirement

Dewey Goodrich, manager of the Northern Commercial Co. here, announced his retirement at the Chamber of Commerce meet ing Monday noon.
 Goodrich, who is past president of the organization, and very active in community affairs, said that his health required him to seek less strenuous work.
 When interviewed, Goodrich said after trip to the States for medical attention he plans to re- turn to Nome and spend the summer at his cottage on Salmon Lake.
The Nome nugget., 1958-01-29

rifle bullets in their heads. An other was shot in the head with shotgun. The other, a two-year- old child, apparently died of fractured skull.
 Starkweather was described as an expert marksman by his bro- ther, Rodney. Rodney added his brother always has been ready and willing fighter and always shot his game in the head"
 The victims were: August Meyer, 70, bachelor at whose farm Starkweather used to hunt squirrels; Carol King, and her 17-year-old boy friend, Robert Jensen; Velda Bartlett, Caril Flu gates mother, 37; her stepfather, Marion Bartlett, 57, and their two-year-old daughter Betty Jean.
The Nome nugget., 1958-01-29
US. Fish Production Was Down Last Year

WASHINGTON, R-The total United States catch of commer- cial fish last year was 4,8O0,O0O,- 900 pounds, the Fish and Wild life Service reported yesterday.
 This was 425 million pounds less than the record catch of in 1856 of 5,250, 0,OOO,OOO pounds.
 The total canned pack of fish used for human food was 627 million pounds, down 31 million from 1856.
 The Alaska salmon pack of 2,458,000 standard cases in 1857 was close to the record low of 2,385,000 in 1855.
The Nome nugget., 1958-01-29
Art Johnson of Unalakleet Latest To File for Primary

Art Johnson of Unalakleet has filed for the House on the Repub- lican ticket.
 Thus, for the April primary election, filings to date are: For the House nm Johnson, Bronson, Degnan and Gray; for the Senate - Beltz and von der Heydt.
 There are just two and a half days left for filing for the pri- mary election as the US. Dis trict Clerks office closes at noon Saturday.
The Nome nugget., 1958-01-29
US. Airdrops Oxygen
 In Antarctic To Sufferer From MonOxide Fumes

AUCKLAND, N. Z., R - A member of Dr. Vivian Fuchs British transantarctic expedition stricken by carbon monoxide fumes was reported recovering today after oxygen bottles were dropped to the polar party.
 The victin-33-year-old Geof- frey Pratt, a siesmic expert - apparently was affected by fumes from one of the snow tractors carrying the party from tn e South Pole to Scott Base.
 A US. Navy, Neptune dropped the oxygen to the party 15O miles from the pole yesterday.
 Fuchs had messaged an appeal to evacuate Pratt to a lower al- titude, but hazardous conditions prevented the plane from land ing.
The Nome nugget., 1958-01-29
B. C. Crowds Await
 Arrival of Queen Mother Despite Drenching Rain

VANCOUVER, B.C., tR-Queen Mother Elizabeth arrived here last night for 24-hour stopover on her flight from England to Australia and New Zealand.
 A light drizzle which started half an hour before her majesty $ arrival had developed into a steady downpour by the time her plane touched down at Vancou- yer International Airport. But it failed to daunt the thousands of people who turned out to give her a warm welcome
 More than 1000 men, women and children broke into cheers when she stepped from the plane.
 Thousands more stood in the drenching rain along the Emile route to the residence of It. Gov. Ross, where she spent the night.
 My, what rain," the queen mother said as she looked up from the shelter of her umbrella at the airport.
The Nome nugget., 1958-01-29
IT DON'T HARDLY PAY TO
 BE A PRINCESS ANY MORE

KAMPALA, Uganda, RLPrin- cess Margaret Mazzi, 60-year-old aunt of Buganda provinces ruler the Kabaka, was charged today with stealing 105 sheets of gal vanized iron from a half-finished building and hiding them on her banana plantation.
 Another member of the royal family, Prince Musanje, put up lOOG ($28O) bail.
The Nome nugget., 1958-01-29
COP Repudiates Pierce, Candidate For Delegate

ANCHORAGE - Official re- pudiation of the candidacy of Walter Pierce of Fairbanks, was announced Monday by the Third Division Republican Divisional Committeeman Lowell Rusmus- sen.
 "We repudiate Pierce, and we'll repudiate any other candidate who is against statehood for All aska," Rasmussen said.
The Nome nugget., 1958-01-29

Have your dimes ready to- night and your porch light on between 7:30 and 3:30 when the Explorer Scouts will be knock ing al your door for the March of Dimes"
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|, loFFIcEs, STUDIOS for RENT
tcoNTlhUEp)

ATTRACTIYELY FURNISHED OF
FICE. reception room, 6nb-leaSe
poRt Circle Bids, pU 5.s7s6,
1910 9th ST. NM rooms and
bath. LIST n. win remodel to suit
tenant. Ample parking. Du
ii2O CONN. AVE. N.w.-Air-eond.
modern once bldg; easy parking
up to 900 sq. IT,. avail. Nov.
r. DOWD, EN-. 2-73OO.
FURNISHED OFFICE available in
three-room ir-conditioned suite
IN Cafritz Bldg.; telephone service.
Call DI. 7-7gi4. IS
NV. close sil. spg Mod. attrae
BILL, RIA. d-iS40.
COR. 10th AND PA. AVE, NV
Lge. sgles. or suites. a lev AZ
$50 per mo-, utilS. incl, EltH'
bldg.i immed. oeeup, MA, s-sO.0
1901 18th 81. NV. at X st, nv
Desirable loo. for store or once
address OF distinction; MODERN
air cond., fiuoreseent lighting, dis
play windows, tile lavatories; ap;
prox. 800 50. ~, or additional
parking next door Call BEL
FIORE CO. bet. $50 am. and .
PM, Df, 1-5522.
133 18th ST., NV, next 70 Tel.
co. bldg, 2nd and 3rd fls., 8
rooms and bath. Heat furn. Ex-
cellent location for advertising
agency; association ofhces, etc,
immed. poSs. Very reasonable
rental, Consult Leasing Dept,
SHANNON a. LUCHS CO., Real
tors, 724 l4th ST.. NV" MA. D.
2345
1870 X ST. N.W.-4-rms. 2-baths,
Key with janltor, 1880 X NV.
FLOYD e. DAVIS CO., MA. S-O352
BETHEsDA-2-rm. suites In mod
ern air cond. bldg. Parking. SlO0
mo. E. M. FRY CO., OIL. 6-13e3.
9l7 18th NV.
Approx. 1000 50 IT.: avail. Oct. j
5 rooms, plus 2 semiprivate ofices
air-cond. ideal for attys.. accts.,
trade associations or sales organi-
cations. DI. 7-7422. MRS
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round harbor. Terms. I'M. 3.o43s.
MOVING TO FLORIDA-Ofier a
year-round furnished cottage,
blk. from Chesapeake Bay at
Franklin Manor for $1,000. House
is insulated; cleo kit, hot water
and refgr.; cleo. pump, etc. Also
corner lot, $1,000. See JOHN F.
HAFFoRD. end of 5th St. Deale
Beach, Nd. University 7-3471
CHESAPEAKE BAY, Turkey Point.
Mayo, Md.-3-bedrm. modern
year-round home; sand beach.
pvt. pier. Restricted community
Fine neighborhood. Magnifcent
view. 26-mi. D. c. BY owner.
w. T. UPDIKE, Herndon. Va.
Phone Herndon 531.
RETIRED? WANT A GOOD BUY?
CheSa. Beach-Lge. liv. rm. with
picture window and fireplace, lse.
modern kit, modern bath, . bed
rms, "a bSmt.; oil furnace, Vene.
blinds, how'd. FRS, alum. storm
doors and windows: 60x100' lot.
3 blks. from Bay. Only Ss.500.
US FELLOWS REALTY CO. %.
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FARMS
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ON HIGHwAY-l4s acres good
land, plenty OF water, pond nice s.
room mouse, bath feed farm
Many Others.
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CONGRESSIONAL
COUNTRY CLUB ESTATES

CONGRESSIONAL
COUNTRY CLUB ESTATES
On Exclusive Community"
Beautiful l and : acre sites Soy, over 7,
sewer. water and paved street
S4.75Ol: 2-acre sites, $1,000: with
paved streets. $500. To inspect
drive to 1000 block Persimmon
Tree I'd Representative on prop
ei SHAPIRO, INC. REALTORS
14t3 x st. NV. Me. s-1717
FAIRFAX ACREAGE
) Acres Centreville area.
10 Acres Centreville-C hantilly area.
A. Acres hwy. | near Shirley hwy
). ATces, Ri. i29. miles above
Hwy. !. 100-ft. front.
J. MACPHERSON REAL ESTATE
BROKER 'h' @ "a.
MONTGOMERY CoUNTY-90 acres
OF choice subdivision ground ad-
Joining Atomic Energy Commission,
Just of Route $40.
olney-5o acres Of ideal subdivi-
sion ground. GOOD investment
property.
Mr.. Bethesda -GeorgetoWn estates
2 acres. ready for development,
adjoining completed subdivision
E. NJ. FRY CO. OIL. 6-73s3.
RETREAT - 1888
acres of wooded land, with springs
and streams, opposite Shenandoah
Country Club: excellent homesites.
Priced at $4,000
LOvETTSVILLE. VA.-1O acres, on
highway, potential commercial
sites: $4,000.
Call collect. or write L. W. TRUE
BLOOD. Leesburg, Va. telephone
Gilbert 5-262D. representing Nc
CAY g. McCAY. INC, Realtors,
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

End TRUsTS-Absolutely top spot
cash prices paid Nd. Va. D. c.
Call daily or night 10 1856.
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Herndon Properties
For Sale

Oakton, Va. Highway 1913
OaktOn School. Closed Sunda
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H ST. NE.
tcoNTlNUEpl

Suitable for cleo. appL. haberdash-
cry, mfer's outlet, record shop
For Appointment OIL. 4-7642
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New brick house: 3 bedrms.: large
liv rm. with fireplace: de luxe
kitchen. dining rm: > colored tile
baths: fall basement; located on
one Of the best lots in town; price.
SIS $50.
3-bedrm. brick house: full base
ment: nice lot. fenced rear yard;
price, $1,000
. acres: 3-bedrm house. tile bath
and tile kitchen carport and
patio: all rock veneered: price,
S14 $50.
30-scre farm. A. miles d. c.: &
bedrm, house: full bath and base
ment lots. outbuildines. Sl4,750,
3 acres: old house. modern with
basement: nice young orchard,
bearing: beautiful view: for sale
on account Of death: S15,0g0.
Call PAUL T. POWELL. Broker,
Herndon $50.
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MONEY TO LOAN

VIRGINIA HOME OWNERS-Raiss
cash, consolidate bills. reduce mo.
payments by reflnancihE your
home; licensed conSultant: no adv.
fees. Confidential service. NO.
7-565S or level ia. 2-52SOD.
AUTO LOANS. cars or trucks in
Is minutes whether IFS paid for
or not HERSON'S. Sth and o
NV, DE, 2.4TO0
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WATERFRONT PROP. RENT

LoCH HAVEN BEACH, Annapolis,
Md: 8 bedrms.-Mod. brick ram
bier: furn.: avail. to June /. JU.
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SEASH0RE PROPERTY

OCEAN FRONT-4-bedrm. home,
has third floor dormitory with
second bath: oil heat. Owner will
sacrifice. Call or write ANN c.
SNYDER, Lewes 1921, or Rehoboth
3fi4l.
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4b96 LOAN

OF 500 900 can be assumed on
this spacious split-leve with en-
trance hall, 25-it. living rm, 3
bedrms., IL baths (roughed in
for and full BATH, completely
equipped Kitchen with washer
and drier, breakfast area. and
pass through TO large separate
dining rm.; coy den, earport.
lovely level lot. S3,e00 down with
no md trust, Call nowl
nU 1A1Q
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

2-YR. .OLD 3-bedrm., 2-bath in
quiet suburbs OF Fl. Lauderdale;
nr. shop. center and beaches.
For info. call ia. 2-101I.
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BUY TODAY

BUILDER SAYS SELL
all brick: bedrms.
. baths, sep. dining rm.: lots of
storage space; full bSmt. with
eround-level entrance: close to
schools, shopping and transp.;
AInnnnrp Itu III q 011n
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DESK SPACE
LOTS, ACREAGE FoR SALE

CAPITOL Beautifully ap-
pointed. Ii. 7-5952, CA. 4-3i2l,
ext, 4lB5.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
BARGAIN

Owner will sell this thoroushly re-
conditioned, almost-new 'i-bedrm
brick rambler In Poplar Heights,
Falls Church. Living room with
fireplace and picture window, din
ing room, all-electric kitchen in
Guiding dishwasher, disposal, fold
ing stairway to attic Priced at
Sl5,5OOi $3.50 down, and liberal
financing. JE. 2-45Ol, JE. 2-84SG
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SHANNON & LUCHs
WOODED ACRE
LANGLEY

flealucntlhl OAfdenhs Alex. va.
WOODED ACRE
LANGLEY
Just 3ia mi. to ID. c., In a setting
Of large trees; brick rambler, cus-
tom built for the owner, large
living and dining rm., kitchen
well-planned for easy working and
all de luxe equipment, 3 bedrms.,
. baths; large screened porch.
utility ROOM land all fenced
11a ACRES
In an excellent area OF country
estates. sits this Colonial house
with attached garage, large trees
and a lawn sloping to q small
stream. lust z miles to Chain
Bridge, near CHA: living rm.,
dining rm., kitchen, utility rn1. /;
2 hedrms. and bath up; S17,500.
easy financing.
McCAY & McCAY, INC.
IA 9-sR7h Eves IA 1.A7Ia
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE

FOREST. MD, on
Severn - Year-round ranch-style
home with 8 bedrms, liv. rm, with
firepl.. and din. rm., mod. kit;
Ice. level lot; $4,000. Call Mrs.
Logan, VI. 9-367l. RICHMAR
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LOTS OF ACREAGE

40 building lots
engineered: gently
rolling. wooded; Mt.
Vernon area. sewer
and water available;
liberal terms. Call
ROUTH ROBBINS
REAL ST A 7 Z
CORP. XII. $4,000:
eveS.s call so. 5-34SO.
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HUNTING ACCOMMODATES
TRUST N0TEs MANIEp

WE BUY End trust notes; lowest
rates. Bring your note for sale or
collection. DICKEY, AP. 7-S0s0.
$4,000 End TRUST. payable $50
mo. So due and payable in z yrs.
on Nd. Diet. brick Cape Cod; excel.
makers, pymts. guar; price OF
note 300 discount. 10. 5-2131,
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SCIENTISTS CLIFFS. MD.-Beauti-
full cottage overlooking Chesapeake
Bay: all modern conveniences.
Shown by appointment only. Call
LA. 6-1093.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SALE
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for RENT

METAL SHED. Soft. x 40-ft. con-
crete slab, plumbing and uttls. in,
r.r. siding, gas pump, 1QO-ft. X
100-ft. fenced lot: suit. for con-
tractors storage and /or equipment
repair. SIP. $4,000.
BLANDENSBURG -Kenilworth ave.
area. Approx acre fenced, 4
rm. ONCE. UN. 4-7962.
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BRIDGE
By EASLEY BLACKWOOD

When you are sitting on de-
clarer's right, it is not so hard
to make a necessary second
hand-high play-if the card
you need to go up with is the
ace. 1t requires considerably
more fortitude and magma
ton. however. to go up with a
king in a similar situation.
North dealer.
Neither side vulnerable.
NORTH
miss Brash)
AQ7
WITS
oQ943
@AKJ10
WEST EAST
(Mr. Dale) (Mr. Masters)
A8653 Al0942
7Q9542 7K3
oA6 oK82
%84 %Q653
SOUTH
(Mr. Champion)
AAKJ
0Al08
1Jl075
&972
The bidding:
North East South West
Ia Pass INT Pass
3NT All pass
Opening lead: Heart four.
In today's deal Mr.. Dale
opened the four Of hearts and
Mr.. Masters king fell to the
ace. Now it was clear to Mr.
Champion that If the club
f1nesse worked he could win
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four clubs. two hearts and
three spades for game.
On the other hand if the
club f1nesse failed, then he
would have to win at least one
diamond trick. And that would
involve letting the enemy in
twice. He assumed from the
opening lead that Mr.. Dale had
a long heart suit which, at this
point, was just one step from
being set up.
But if Mr.. Dale had only one
of the high diamond honors,
and that honor could be
knocked out promptly, the
heart suit would no longer be
a threat.
Accordingly Mr.. Champion
went to the board and casually
led back the trey Of diamonds.
Without a moments hesitation
Mr.. Masters played the king.
He led back his last heart and
Mr.. Dale won with the queen
and continued hearts to clear
the suit.
Mr.. Champion won this last
trick on the board with the
jack of hearts and entered his
hand by leading the seven of
spades to the jack. Now he
knew it was the club finesse or
nothing. 1t turned out to be
nothing. When the ten of clubs
was finessed Mr.. Masters won
with the queen and reached his
partners hand via the ace Of
diamonds. Mr.. Dale's remain
ing hearts set the contract two
tricks.
! Mr.. Masters played the kins
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of diamonds at trick three
knowing that if MI. Champion
held the ace-jack over him, he
was going to lose the king any
way. But what if the ace of
diamonds was in Mr.. Dale's
hand?
In that case it was necessary
to cooperate by preserving
that card until the heart suit
was established. Mr.. Masters
correctly figured that his play
had little chance Of losing any
thing and an excellent chance
of winning.
Distributed by McNauRht Syndicate
, 1958-07-24

Dated: 1858
Warren H. Young. Esq.
Attorney for the Estate
1-B King Street
Christiansted, ST. Croix, v. /.
, 1958-07-24
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Please take notice that the UNDERSIGNED has been an
pointed Executrix in the above entitled estate. All credi-
tors are hereby directed to present their claims with proper
vouchers within six Is; months from date hereof. Persons
indebted to the said estate are required to make payment
within the said time. Persons claiming to be next of kin shall
file their proof of heirship with the undersigned or with the
Clerk of the District Court within the aforesaid period.
Dated: July 10, 1858
Clementina Bannister
Executrix
, 1958-07-24
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the Executor herein
has filed his final account Any interested person objecting
to the final account or the distribution proposed therein shall
file or serve upon the executor a written statement Of his
objections prior to August q, 1858. A hearing on the final
account has been set for 1000 A. NJ, August 81, 1858.
Isl Cedric Nelthropp
Executor
, 1958-07-24

in THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS
DIVISION OF SAINT CPOIx, CHRISTIANSTED JURISDICTION
In the Matter of the Estate of
AMANDA ANDREWS,
Deceased PROBATE No 1853
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Tv SERVICE

HAULING and EXPRESSING ~
, 1958-01-29
st. Thomas, Virgin Islands
NV deer Mr. President.

My dear Mr.. President:
am transmitting herewith for the consideration of
the Legislature a bill to appropriate $2,25O for additional
expenses for the Office of the Administrative Assistant to
the Governor for st. Croix.
Dr.D .Canegata and his secretary resigned their
posts in the ST. Croix office and these additional funds are
necessary to continue the office in operation until the
end of the fiscal year due to the fact that it was necessary
to pay each of these employees lump sum leave.
Sincerely yours,
Isl Walter "A. Gordon
~E@d@a ~s ~ Walter A. Gordon
Governor
Enclosure 4
GOVERNMENT HOUSE !
Charlotte Amalie !
ST. Thomas
Virgin Islands of the United States !
April Is, 1857
The President of the Legislature
Charlotte Amalie
St. Thomas, Virgin Islands
My dear Nh. President:
This is to advise that have sanctioned and approved,
as OF this date, the following bill which was passed by the
Legislature of the Virgin Islands on April "a, 1857!
Bill No. 400, To Temporarily Suspend all Closing
Time Ordinances in the Virgin Islands for tie
1852 Carnival Period.
Sincerely yours,
Isl Walter "A. Gordon
Walter A. Gordon
Governor
.CABLEGRAM
PLEASE AIRMAn SOONEST COPIES OF ALL
VOUCHERS OF MEMBERS OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS
LEGISLATURE COVERING E DIEM AND TRAVEL,
EXPENSES WHICH WE'RE PAID FROM THE APPRO-
PRIATION N FOUR FIVE NAUGHTF FOUR ONE
TWO < ALSO ADVISE THE. NUMBER OF DAYS
LEGISLATURE ACTUALLY MET IN SESSION DUR
, 1958-01-29

We, the undersigned, have been designated by home
owners and residents of Estate Altoona, ST. Thomas, Virgin,
Islands, to represent their interests in coping with prob
Continued on page A.
, 1958-01-29
Enclosure
GOVERNMENT HOUSE
Charlotte Amalie

Virgin Islands of the United States
April "a, 1857
The Honorable Aubrey A. Anduze
President
The Legislature of the Virgin Islands
Charlotte Amalie
St. Thomas, Virgin Islands
My dear Mr. President: q
This is in reply to your letter of today regarding a re-
quest from the Virgin Islands Housing and Redevelopment
Authority for approval of a site on which to construct a
public low-cost housing project.
regret that I must decline your invitation to meet
with members Of the Legislature and others on Tuesday,
April 80, 1857 at 800 PM, as I must be in Washington,
D. C. on that date, on official business. However, Mr.
Claunch, who will be Acting Governor at that time, has
asked me to advise you that the time and date mentioned
are convenient to him, and he will be glad to meet with
you as my representative,
.* Sincnrn1v un1rc .frs
, 1958-01-29
Honorable Aubrey A, Anduze

/ am transmitting herewith a bill for the considera-
ton of the Legislature appropriating the sum Of $4,000
for the continuation of the shipment of water from Puerto
Rico to St. Thomas.
AS am sure the Legislature is aware, the current
water emergency continues and a careful survey OF the
funds already appropriated and those rennaining,on hand
indicated that if we do not receive any rain through June,
it will cost approximately $4,000 to continue the water
lift.
The funds presently available are small and this legis-
lation should be considered at the earliest possible
moment.
Sincerely yours,
ISL Walter "A. Gordon
Walter A.. Gordon
Governor
Enclosure
GOVERNMENT HOUSE
Charlotte Amalie
ST. Thomas
Virgin Islands of the United States
April "a, 1857
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-08
Amcio Events
Student Leaders Attend Association
Workshop Held AT Radford College

Mrs T. M Sheppard and Grand
dan@hter. Jane Milton Goodman.
were Guests Of MIS-. Sheppard t.
daunhtrl and sohin-laW Mr. and
Mrs " L Falnry 1T thnlr home
w toW,IIle. N m; for three NerEs
Ma and Mrs Guthrie Goodman
iroiored I'd I,0WNlIlc fol- 1 tell .day
VISIT BRINGING her mother and their
daughter home with them last
Wednesday MIS- lFarney also caiffn
back with thrm to spend 4 few
DAYS IN Amelia. then returned ~
her home Sunday while III New
NMk thc Goodnans VISITED Nlagara
Falls
Proud Parents
NM and Mrs. ID f., Shelton. Of
Richmond are tie pgoHt parents III
.a ughtcr. born Sunday
August Z, At Richmond Memorial
Hospital Mrs Shelton N thr daugh-
trr Of thc REV. MT J. = Fails and
Mrs FllIs IT Amelia This Vi the
rails hrt Erandcmld.
Mrs. Donald Flippcn W. leader.
accompanied Luev Paea stone. nnW
president u the Amelia erop
Dorothy HavIett. of Blackstone. dls-
tticf chairman Of th6 FMmvllc
district ana Jor Shrrfcr. also W
Blackstone To tho Stat, Student o.
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Gravel Hill items
Family Reunion Is
Surprise OF Week
For Williams Ian

Mrs. r.. Ashby Taylor. Of Rich
mnnd has been visiting Mr. and
.Aifs. d Il West At The Tavern.
Mrs - Il Wet entertained at
luncheon TT The Colont club. Hotel
Jrtici son Richmond. last Tuesday.
Guests were Mrs J Francis West.
Nus r r Ronehton and Mrs
MARSHALL Moselcy Of Richmond
and MIS- II 3 Housh. VI New
York Ciy
Luncheon quests Of M; md Mrs.
y r West Wednesday were Mrs.
Branch Bird and aliss Kate Trent.
q Caryswood. and Mrs Kay Kee-
nan and MIS- Ada Bard. New Can
tom.
Mr. and MIS- y r West and
their guests, Mrs Taylor. attended
an antique sale II Orange
Sunday eacsts Of Mrs David Iiaf
ris were her children. Miss EVELYN
HMris Of Cumberland. Mrs W p
Morton. If Richmond. Frank Harris
and daughter. Marie. OF South Hi.
Mrs KAY KEENAN,. Of New Can
lon and granddaughter. Ann John
ston If Arlington. were visitors III
the community Saturday
Airs. Annie Marie Miller aid Ed
mund visited Mis- Dennis Sunday
and attened Homccomme al
Browns Chapel.
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i weet H. sa,nra,y wnre III,
sna NJ ,obn a rresins ard
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n e Tbo neains MA IN rn,,t.
"a a., c,,otia j. gtsa tbeir n,ar
It'd ,lanphtrr
sunday dime oposts Of Mrs
Reanch Rud ard ariss Katr Trrnt
- Carvswood wore Mr. and Mrs
y Francis wal IA ana Mis- i