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The Sidney herald., 1958-06-25

Schedule

THURSDAY, JUNE ze
eO0-Advanced Swimming
Baseban-"C" League
Music - Trombone. Sect. I
Baton - intermediate
Archery
10 00-Intermediate Swimming
Baton - Beginners
Music - Cornet. Section I
10:3o-Music - Drums. Section /
Baseball - "B" League
IL :00SSwimming - Beginning Boys
(ages 9 and up)
Music Alto Sax e /
Tennis
dl:30-Music - Clarinet. Section III
l-8-Open Swimming
8-9Sunior and Senior Life Saving
7:So-Vets League
Chads VS.. Webers
3sS0-Basebal-"A" League
FRIDAY. JUNE II
sOO-Music Cornet. Section III
s:30-Music-Trombone, Section Id
40 :O0-Music Flutophone. Sec. I
observation-disclosures. Sec. II
Ii ODSSwin1ning Team TryoutS for
ali boys and girls interested
in competition swimming Q3
years and up)
II :1S@Music-Elem. Band Sections
I-8-Open swimming
7.30-NetS
Reynolds VS.. Thogedsen Mot.
SATURDAY, JUNE rs
1-6-Open swimming
SUNDAY, JUNE 20
1-S-Open swimming
MONDAY, JUNE 30
Music schedule same as for
Thursday
8:30-Baseball "A" League
9:O0-Swimming Beginning Girls
70 and up)
Girls Softball
Brown VS.. Pintz
10 !00(SwImning Beginning Boys
D:s0-Giris Softball
Quilting VS.. Kopp
IL O0NSwmmlng-Beglnning Girls
(6-8)
1-8-Open swimming
6:l5~Adult Softball
Congregational VS.. St. Phil
Ebenezer Cong. VS.. Trinity l..
S-e-Swimning Adult Begin.
TUESDAY, JULY
Music schedule same as Fri.
Baton SEIZED. same as Thurs.
observation-disclosures
Baseball &C" League
Archery
l0.O0@Swimmlng - intermediate
10 :30-Basebal - "B" League
III :00-Tennis
Swimming - Beginning Boys
20 and up)
1-6-Open swimming
6dS-Adult Softban
Assembly of God VS.. Pelka L.
Christ. ALI. VS.. Pella League
a:0o-Adult Beginning lesson
WEDNESDAY, JULY 2
Swimming Lesson - Same as
Monday
BasebalSSame as Monday
9O05Girls Softbau
Kopp VS.. Pintz
10 :30@Quining VS.. Burns
a;30-Music-Clarinet. Section II
eOO-MuSicSFrench Horn
9:30@Cornet. Section II
10 .00-Marimba
10 .30-BaSs
II :00-Trombone. Section II
ii :30-Flute, Section /
The Sidney herald., 1958-06-25

Men Attention: If you were
unable to get that new NOrelco
Electric Razor last week for only
SI4.98, try the New Sidney Drug
Store again - another shipment
has arrived
The Sidney herald., 1958-06-25

Ladies Attention: Lady Elec-
trio Sunbeam Razor - Assorted
coEors. Reg. price S16.75, now on
sale for only S9.98. At the New
Sidney Drug Store.
The Sidney herald., 1958-06-25

Prosperity note: Last year, ac-
cording to the Economic Report
of the President, employed peo-
pie took vacations aggregating
70 million weeks, IS percent Of
them with pay. This is a new
high.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-16

Wheeler. director OF exhibitions
and publications for the mu-
suem, said after receiving re-
ports that these works by
Georges Seuart and Juan Girls
were unframed.
Most precious item In the mu-
scum was Seurat's "A Sunday
Afternoon on the Island OF La
Grande Jatte." valued at more
than 81 million.
One workman died in the FIRE,
Three women visitors and 20
firemen were injured.
The art loss was estimated
by Alfred II. Barr. IT,, director
OF collections. at under
$500. 000."
Art Treasures Saved
Nelson q Rockefeller. chair
man OF the museums board OF
trustees. told Fire Commits
sioner Edward F. Cavanagh. jr.,
that 81 million worth OF art
had been saved by firef1ghters
and the museums staff. For a
time a number Of persons we're
trapped.
Women museum employees,
their clothes soaked with water
from fire horses. risked their
lives to carry pictures TO safety.
Mr.. Rockefeller, walking
along Fifth avenue when fire
trucks reached the scene,
donned a fireman's helmet and
raincoat. He and others di-
rected the removal Of some
pictures and showed flremen
how TO cut through walls with
out endangering others.
Thousands of lunch-hour
spectators witnessed the battle
against smoke and flame. About
500 staff members and visitors
were In the museum when the
fire was discovered on the
second floor by a workman.
Mr.. Cavanagh received a re-
port that an explosion had &C.
Cured. The fire was believed
to have strated in an air con-
ditioning unit on the second
floor.
The dead man. Ruby Geller.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-16

SIS. an electrician and father OF
three. was found face-down In
six inches OF water on the third
floor.
The Seurat collection OF 1856
paintings was on the third
floor. The 30 paintings by Girls,
a French cubist, were on the
first.
The Seurat collection was
given 10 the Art Institute OF
Chicago under a bequest by
Helen Bartlett.
Daniel Cation Rich. director
OF the institute. and Louis
Pomerantz. institute conserva-
teur. few here from Chicago 10
examine the paintings. Their
first concern was La Grande
Jatte." After examination, Mr..
Rich said:
Il am delighted 10 say that
II is In excellent condition. No
damage at all"
Picture Hacked
The beyond-repair None.
painting was one Of many he
did with the title Water
Lilies" Hanging. against the
windows. 1t had apparently
been hacked in the fire fighting.
Another water Lilies" by
Monet appeared unsalvageable,
its oil flowed and blistered.
The others listed by Mr.. Barr
as damaged we're Larry Rivers
Washington Crossing the Del
aware" Candida Portinari's
st. Johns Day" Pavel Tche-
litchew's Hide and Seek" and
Umberto Boccioni's The City
Rises"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-16
Menderes Sets Trip

NSTANBUL. April l6 R.-
Premier Adnan Menderes is
leaving next Sunday on a mis-
sion to Japan, South Korea
and Formosa aimed at REIN
forcing Turkeys friendship
and trades ties with free ma
tons Of the Far East.
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Fire at Art Museum
Ruins $40, OO0Monet

NEW YORK. April 10 OF1.-An l8-foot painting Of water
lilies by Claude Monet valued at $4,000 destroyed yester
day by fire al the Museum Of Modern Art.
OF the 1900 art objects In the museum, only Ave other
paintings found damaged In frst checks.
Two notwithstanding special exhibits escaped harm.
II thank God with every breath I breathe" Monroe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-27

DANCE LESSONS
Student unable 10 finish course
at first-class studio. Cost 1900.
Will sell for $500 IA. s-6613
HOME TUTORING = Ale.. geom..
Lat, Pr, Eng.. 3d.. Ger. artth.;
rees. elem. !, h., s. h. sub. uN.
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RELp-woMER
SECRETARY

For real estate once, muAt be good
wonderful opper for advanesmsnt
RE. 7-353l-EM. 2-3699
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Principal
CLERK

Young lady. 25-35. for an
interesting and permanent
assignment in our advert!s-
ing research department.
Responsible duties recurring
an individual who can type
well and has had experience
with calculators and adding
machines. Prior experience
IN detailed clerical work and
working with figures helpful.
After initial training. appli-
cant will produce tabulations
from survey and research
materials,
Normal work week. Con-
genial associates. ReEular
pay increases.
Apply Personnel, RIM. 60e.
$50 AM. to $3.50 PM.
weekdays; Q AM. I'll noon,
Saturday. No phone calls.
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SECRETARIES. young, white, to
80 yrs. 3 DAYS; al interesting
moderate to fast shorthand; TO
$4,000, v. WOOD PERSONNEL :.
Suite 232 Southern Bldg, sos
18th st. NV. at II. Dl, 1922.
accurate with details.
shorthand and good BACKGROUND
In English necessary Excellent
working conditions: new. air-con-
ditioned ONCE: IBM electric type
writer: short work week; maid va
cations, salary open, DI. 7-0225
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., typ, coll
bkerd., political. cultural. mag ,
temp. or perm. AM. DI. 7-0472
age 2O-35, 2 TO 4
yrs. experience. good personality
able to talk to customers on phone.
For Bethesda once Of large cleo
tronics manufacturer; many COM
pany dement's. including free In
surance and pront sharing; IS.
hour week. Prefer resident OF
Bethesda area Call Mr.. FUS-
SELL, OIL $4,000,
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ATTENTION EMPLoYEna
slTuATI0Ns-D0MEsIIc

COOKING, cleaning, child care,
fond OF children, b-day week, {
yrss sxper' Ass ~, WILING NO.
1-.hog, 21s
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ATTENTION
RESIDENTS
HGTS.
HOLLYWOOD

Waitress positions are now avail
able st our Colleee Park store. Sal
AIRY plus tips afford q good oppor-
tunity for excellent weekly income
Day or night hours. Apply Mrs
Mcconnell, dining room manager
HOT SHOPPE. BALTIC. ave. OF
phone TU. $1,000. Ext. 327.
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MONTGOMERY WARD
WE WILL TRAIN .

men and women Of high school
or eollese BACKGROUND TO work on
the stan Of one Of the worlds lead
ing mental hospitals.
You'll have the satisfaction Of
being q psyehiAtTic aide making
real contribution 10 Americas
greatest health problem.
You'll hello return patients with
mental and nervous disorders to
normal. active lives.
You'll live and work in . campus
atmosphere with other folks like
yourself
Your room. board and laundry are
provided free OF eharEe, plus .
cash salary.
Write today Tell US about yourself
and why you'd like 10 work with
US here in Hartford. Conn.
BEA HOLMES, PERSONNEL
DIVISION, 400 Washington Ave.
HARTFORD. CONN.
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AGED 25-40. wanted by established
scientific supply house; perm posi-
ton; 5-day wk. many employe
benefits Apply Personnel. Monday.
FISHER SCIENTIFIC Co, 7722
woodbury. dr., Silver Spring, Md.
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YOUNG LADY

1920 x ST. NV.
Young Women, White
PART TINE, sac TO $50
quires services Of 7 young women.
20-40, TO assist MANAGER in pro-
motion department 81 so per hr.
TO those who qualify. Call ST. s.
1888. Miss Kane.
HOUSEWIFE, earn SIe-Sls per
day; paTt-time work Interested
parties INQUIRE Mon April IS:
Tues. Both. o am-i2 pm. lis
pm, ?O50 l. st. NV.
HOUSEWIVES white. Be a party
plan demonstration. ewes. only;
auto nee or have q home demon
stration OF YOUR own: beaut gifts
Tree; plaSticS, toys and Gifts. local
novelty plaSties. immediate deliV.
MRS, FREY. no 2-l044. no
" Y0U WISH an excellent posi-
lion IN an once, sales, see immed
DOT REED, at PERSONNEL,
1911 O ST NV. Ma. S-21l5.
START SAVING NOW FOR vACA-
IION'-The AVON opportunity Of
fers good income, your neighbor-
hood or once DI. 7-022i
AMBITIOUS WOMAN. who needs
$50 TO 500 per week full or
part time. no eanvassing, collect
Ing or delivering Call MRS
PURDY. from to 12 am. Mon
dav, CHI. S-5117
OPPORTUNITY for alert, educated
woman, age IS 10 50 10 assist IN
program Of child development Of
national Importance, full or part
time. Qualified applicant must be
OF excellent character and avail
able. Immediately. Experience In
teaching. sales or organizational
work an asset, Guaranteed In
come. Write stains education, ex-
28S-Y. Star.
LIvE:N DOMEsTICI clean, cook,
permit and rsfsrenees: AZ dSys,
SOB. RIA. 6-5439.
INCREASE INCOME. show friends
lovely handkerchiefs. Easy sales,
liberal percentage; no risk offer
exclusive opportunity. SCHMID
Co, Dept, 81, KINGSTON, N. Y. .
Al .o.y HILL sscy 400 . pub
Ems secy., under *: SIS. 500
so others DAILY. S7h-SiO0 wk
All kinds all ages placed Free
req fees are smaller WELCOME,
inquire ST 3-3666. BOYD'S, cor
18th and q NV. tEst 40 yrs
MATURE LADY for growing Ren-
eral insurance business on pront-
sharing basis. no investment nee
essary: excellent opportunity Ad-
dress REPLIES TO Main Post once
Box 92o, Arlington, Va.
ATTENTION PART TIME, the best
paying .part-time sales lob in
Washineton area, ewes. with car
white, over 81, SIS TO 500 for
u hours. no canvassinR. Phone
DU. 7-4s00 for interview, Monday.
April 2S after 10 am,
TOP-BRACKET SFCv. POSITIONS.
S7h-Sin0 WIZ Al typist-recpt
sib-S7h wk bkkprs TO SIS wk
See DOT REED a. PERSONNEL.
1911 g ST NV
GIRL FRIDAY. fluent French
English, type. some steno $40
COLUMBIA EMPL.. l34l q NV.
800 MONTHLY for wearing lovely
dresses supplied to you by us. Just
show Fashion FrockS to friends.
No Investment, eanvassing or cx-
perienee necessary FASHION
FRoCKs. DEPT. z-6s35, Cincin-
natl, Ohio.
WILL GIVE OFFICE FACILITIES
free to q young lady in return
for answering telephone Might
also submit q lucratice business
culture able TO meet business
executivesA BOX ask star.
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DAY M9EkEh' elsanins baby slt:
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Nurses Needed
l2-WEEK COURSE

ENROLL FOR MAY CLASSES
100 women wanted, 1855, to
learn nursing. Day, eyening, Sat.
classes. No high school NECESSARY.
Free employment service. Also
INFANT NURSING
DOCTORS ASSISTANT
Free BS 9E,6u Visit N Writ q Phone
OF NURSING
VICTOR BLDG, oil @ PL. NV.
STERLING 1851
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TELEPHONE
OPERATOR

TELEPHONE
OPERATOR
EXPERIENCED
PERMANENT POSITION
5-DAY WEEK
LIBERAL EMPLoYE BENEFITS
VIM. HAHN & CO.
7TH AND X SITS. NV.
TOBACCO CLERK. exper. preferred
STANDARD DRUG CO., lll3 q
81, NV, and 3l22 l4th st. NV.
TYPIsT, age IS TO 40. his, grad.
with good exper, record and
accommodation. so to 90 W.p.m. I:
well-known downtown company.
air-cond, once: good pay with
future advancement for right per-
son; Call MRS. THOMAS, RE.
TYPIST. white, in need Of prao-
tice, must have been raised In
washington area; lge once mr.
9th and II SITS. nv; hrs, S:30-5;
day Saturday Start S24O mo.
Quick Advancement. Phone Ma,
S-llls.
TYPIsTS. white, under 40. fast
accurate, attrac. appearance and
personality for detail work in per.
sonnet once 40-hr, 5-day week
s62 30 Some college training
Apply RIM. 205. sos 14th st, NV
TYPIsTs TO type labels and ship
etc must type Is to SO w.p.m
and be accurate on details high
school graduate, white permanent
loo., excellent conditions: air
cond, bldg. EN-. 2-0700.
TYPIST IWhitel between 25 and
~ to, assist ONCE manager in
general ONCE work some short
hand helpful, Must have own
transp. Mon. through Fri. 3 am
with ability cal Nh GhTToN
ut SIP $4,000
TYPIsT- RECEPTI0NiST - AttTac.
good personality: must be rapic
typist lelee. }: 5-day week. .ad.
yertiSing agency; S26b mo. NE
TYPIsT, experienced; 5-day. 40-br
wk free Insurance, hospitaliza-
ton; vacation, sick leave; air.
salary DisTTRtfcT WHoIEsALE
DRUG CORP. Sc o st. NV
TYPIST
For law once. ARTHUR CARROLL
$50 DUPONT Circle Bldg.
TYPISTS
Ased 25-40. wanted by established
scientific supply house: perm posi-
ton; 5-day wk many employe
benefits Apply Personnel. Monday
FISHER SCIENTIFIC CO, 7722
Woodbury. dr., Silver BprinK, Nd.
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IBM Key Punch
Learn in 4 Weeks
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MOTOR TRAVEL

LEAVING FOR 81. Petersburg, Fla.
May q. Would like companion,
share expenses. IKE. s-6479.
DALLAS. TEX. May 5: or
riGers wanted; share exper. and
helm drive. 10. $500.
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HELp-WoMEN
Receptlonlst Tralnee, s24O

EENNNFNEE
A prominent downtown law nTm
needs a peraonahle reeeptionlAt fof
their once lobby prefer peraQnable
girl who types we'll ereet clients,
answer phonss, eie ,un JOB
nag,, NE, h.i7Al tEmpl, berviosl'
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SECRETARY
BOX l2O-X, STAR
SECRETARY

For Law once; typinE and short
eurate; S75 per week. Not over
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slruATlons-MER

AccOuNTANT-0FTIcE MGR sx.
pefienee, desires position o. re.
hponslhillty and GOOD future. Age
isi have excellent references, Box
HU-V, star.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-20
Forestry Camp
At Holiday Lake
To Draw 100 Youths

The 18th annual Holiday Lake
Forestry Camp VIII ~ held the
week oi June 23-2a with approx
matcly l2O Virginia hieh school
boy attending
Youths who have demonstrated
interest IN forestry art provided
camping scholarships each yeal
IN the l3 years, about ! go boys
have attended the camI which
uses the excellent 4H camping
facilities along tho lake shore
Holiday Lake Camp N intended
10 interest and instruct Virginia
bows in sound forestry principles
and is sponsored by the Southern
pulpWood Conservation Association
u which the Virginia pWlpWood in-
dustrieS are members Ihe ad-
minlstIation 81 the camp ~ handled
by the virginia DtisloN ot
Forestry
The camp program VIII consist
Of classes being taught By trained
technical foresters and viii include
timber harvesting. fire control.
cruising and estimating. ga M \
management. area surveying tree
planting and tree Identification
lii addition to the forestry classes.
recreation and athletic program
is planned
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-20
.Asl,I,y

During the past week there has
been much entertaining and much
pleasure center.ng around the
event which reached climax Sat
urdaN afternoon the Babci Stonne!l
church wedding and reception Dc
home 81 beautiful and perfect I'LL
event viii linger ii the memory
u The community and trlen S
many many years hence Best OF
luck to this fine couple
Miss Ola Walton Is spending ten
days H Waynea5Oao with NH and
Mts W I Sanderson, "
Nh ana Mrs james Walton NJ
Richmond visited the W + Sand
ersons Friday
Mr. and Mrs Red Garrett. Of
Waqnesborc, were recent luncheon
guests o. Nh and Mrs G q Sand
erSon
Mlss Rebccc4 Hart returned
from Maryland tAi4 wcek HAVING
attended graduation exercises y Y
friend there
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-20

Mrs Walter Young and chill
d"en, Of Richmond spent last week
visiting her parents. Nh and Mrs.
C,lyGt Foster
Mrs Bella I.alaSseur AND Jenny
lett Monday ior several days Visit
Wlth her sister Mrs LEROY VII
hams. and Mr. Williams IL War
wick
Mrs Emma Newell and Miss
Jeanne NOryell of Richmond, were
guests III the J NJ Brown home
fir thu WICK end III
MI and Mrs Gecil McGavock. IF
Cumberland and Cecil McGavock
Jr. Of New York City. called in
the home OF Mrs Eta Brown Fri
day evening
David Erwin left Monday morn
lng for 4 few days al VPl Blacks.
burg with Judging team from
Cumberland.
Nh and Mrs < Marvin John
son oi New { anton. attended
preaching at Antioch Sunday and
were dinner guests Of her parents.
Mr. and Mrs n. 6 Brown
Nh and Mrs. Willie Warner and
daughter Of Farmyile. visited then
uncle. X Al Allen, Sunday Also
visiting the same day We're Mr.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-20

Legion. Post 269 and Edmund
Garrett hy the Cumberland Rurl-
tan Club T hese three students
were selected by their classmates
with The approval OF the faculty
on the basis o their scholastic
achievement and citizenship
The ba bal championship
trophy 'or District y Group III WAS
presented I'd the two senior mem
bels Of the team, Gordon White
and Charles Wonack III. to-
Igetlicr w!th then coach. L. II Vas
sar
The Cumberland team IS undo
feated III LEAGUE competition This
IL tie second year thai Cumber-
land has won The championship
trophy which is offered by the Viz
GINA Athletic League Though It's
executive secretary
AT the end OF the program Ms
i + Smith. senior class faculty
advisor. waS Aiven d suitcase And
Principal 4 4 smith was Riyen
i billfold
The audience vas asked 10 stand
while the Glass OF 1859 marched
I from The auditorium and thus
ended Glass Day tor 1858 as the
incoming Sanios fof 1859 stood and
began ~ hle ont
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-20
Cumberland Seniors Enjoy Class Day

The Glass Of % at Cumberland
HIGH School held Glass Day Thurs
day morning their Gay for ~
melnbGrlng their class history and
Their DAY for fun with The eeading
81 the Last van and Testament and
Gifts Tor seniors and faculty mem
bers
During these exercises awards
were ms de 10 outstanding
students 4. Il Vassai. head OF III
vocational agriculture department,
presented the following awards
Awards from The Dark Fired 70
bacco Marketing and Growers As.
ISOLATION. Inc to Edmund Gar.
nett and Coleman Goodman
r RI A Foundation Awards 10
Edmund Garnet lm dairy farming
John sandegn tot farm electfifi-
cation Nnshai Smith tor farm
mechanics. Charles Womack. III.
fos soil and water conservation
and Fed Ganaee for livestock
farming
The Dehalb Award Went to Mar
shall Smlth
+ Armstrong smith principal.
announced that Nellie Mac ston-
nell would b sent to Gi3's state
ard John Sanderson aud Edmund
ftati7,tt .,.e,l,l -. ~ rs.,te Gu.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-20
Oak Forest

MI ana Ms Melvin Ashburn
and two children, Of MayodAn
N G Spent last week with Mf
and Mis W II Ash5u,n
HING RAN and MIS- Robert i
WoodSon, NJ Nelly N Ford announce
tht birth " Son
Nh ana Mrs W I Ashburn and
children visited Rev MI and Mrs
Woodson Sunday Mr. and MS
Melvin AshbarnI and children went
Mth them
Mf anl NM Cafl Melnhard aac
George MciHhafd, u Cumberland
Als.tel Mr ana Mrs w $ Andela
son. Monday night
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-20
Prospect

WI aic eiad t1 Uf lcame REV and
y Mas Phllp Thomas SACK NJ tl4
Prospect Charge
Iae thfec circles " the Prospect
HStsS N!ll meet Tuesday evening
vita Mn J f Aisoo VI Henry
II GltNA and Mrs c q William
aon
lla aeA'loa bloie 9eAagl at
M a'4' 4 ''l Nl'' ''''il
.t'. 45'' '-'s#
i''.'''''', ~ f-op~ NY 'laea
t... '..'' = z t.s' . '"sa DAVIS III
80 +, '''''''i's AFTERNOON
+ ''''''t f'.iaisii "A Foailoke
r 04 i'Ei o-off's
a1rs II c.saaa ,n.,, n,..
ast warE Ysth har a.,.,h. ,..
Mari Gle,.a T4vl.s \. p,cb,,ll.,.t
and AM, efe1 s., ~ .ha
A,atbodis. carforo h
9eqoun wedros.t.,. .,.a.,,
MIL Nsecr p,,ga.,..,. IN, e.
dav II a,ttna s,,,,,,,,r, ',.,..a, '', Will,
fiftiyn,.s,ty IN versi,.,. W ''''
Mrs n at.a ,,a. o....,
rom ! wstt witb f.l,tl11s IA u, pia ,,.4
ste.re " ''''s
Mrs J f Glenn j and jimmy
are visiting Mfs Gleuns mothe.
Mrs r /. Powell. Ii Blackstone
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unreservedly support the position
Of the Maryland Port Authority in
the matter.
slump" Compared With Stan
MusiaPs "Slump"-Some politicians
trying to make a noise about a
recession" in this great country of
ours would want-if they were con
sistent-to bench" the great base
ball player Stan Musial when his
batting average slumped to about
500. If these misguided folks used
the same logic about baseball that
they seemingly use about our ne
tional economy, they would have
said that Old Stan was on the skids
when he slipped to 500, even
though batting average of $50
constitutes superlative performance.
Baseball fans are a common
sense lot; they know that no player,
even a performer of Musial's dem
cnstrated capability, could main
tain his early pace indefinitely. In
assessing a ball players merit, the
fans have some norm against which
a players record may be compared
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and judged.
SO it is with economics. The
norms are there, though some may
choose to ignore them, preferring
to seek political advantage in cry
ing doom. Let's say that the
period 1947-1949 is the norm. If
sales for that period equal 143, and
retail sales equal 149. So, we are
way ahead of the norm, although
we have declined a little below the
all-time high mark
America Won't Stand Still-In
his address to the Economic Mo
bilization Conference of the Ameri-
can Management Association, Presi-
dent Eisenhower said: America is
not going to stand still. America
is going to grow and grow and grow.
Reports from the country strongly
indicate that the economic decline
of recent months is slowing down.
Not all our economic troubles are
over by any means. But there is a
change in the making. That it will
prove to be a change for the better,
| have no doubt"