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STORES FOR RENT

FAIRFAX VILLAGE, $500 blk
Penna. ave. $1,000 so. # 1sx
so next to Food Market. estab
shopping center. phone 10. =
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AUT0M0TIVE MISC.

LINCOLN ZEPHYR 1910 Wig en-
CINE and Columbia rear end: best
offer takes it. May be seen at
Capital CARPET Cleaning Co: IFS
TIRES TO BURN, 1Oc each. HARRY
SOLLARS, 1I01 18th st. Sc, Ii.
7-5162, Ii. 4-90S2.
TEES lies snow Usj, 65O1 4;5o :Iisast aI
A st. ne. call FIRST.
TRUCK TIRES FOR SALE, RE-
HARRY AFs $50 soLLA fl 1i HIL 1ft iHI &.
Sc, Ii. 7-5162, Ii. 4-90S2.
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INVESTMENT PROP SALE

APARTMENT BUILDING, "a 2-bed-
rm, uniurn. units n va; . mInu-
ties psnta SSn, t trouble s n ire sen Zen
$50 wear. Low rentals and expen-
ses. 4l5es first trust. 100000 cash
will handle. Also S-unit WestoVer
apt, excellent rental section IN
N. Arl. ARLEDGE REAL ESTATE
COMP IA. 7-4449
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for RENT

LEASE-17,O0O So. #. in new bldg.
with extra lge. parking area, in
center of Fairfax, Va. Ideal for
mail order, Offices, showroom, dis
tribution center or warehousing.
Immediate occupancy. Write
OCPO, INC, P. o. Box 80, Fair
fax, Va.
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FARMS

APPRECIATION vALUE-29O acres
on main hwy. 2 mil. from a Va.
CITY Lee. mod. residence, e other
houses, many masonry outbldgs,:
EXCELLENT VALUE. 100000.
MR.. OLSON, Broker. WO. 6-3437.
SHENANDOAH vALLEY--3O acres
on State hwy. partly cleared, as:
sorted fruit trees. small lake: 10
miles north OF Winchester; excel.
hunting country; ideal spot for
retirement or summer home S3.-
$50, $3.50 down easy terms.
Call OWNER, Winchester MO. q
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COUNTRY PROPERTY
(cONTlNUEp'

7-RM. RAMBLER. full daylight
bsmt., patio. many built-in fea-
lures; l u acres, beautifully lands
capped. excellent shade, fruit and
dogwOod trees. Stable with corral
School bus at door. Immed pos
session. NorbecE, Md. S1495O
with as little as $1,000 down. Call
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GARAGES
MACHINERY and EQUIP.


CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT FOR
SALF-P g. H a4-yard crawler
crane, 500 LeRoi compressor,
1857 TD-9 Init. front end loader,
1858 305 Init. rubber tire tractor
with front end loader, backhoe and
auger attachments: Wacker gas
driven tamper. 4 15-ton winches.
& CT. Muller mortar mixer, 2
model HILL LeRoi Hill drills.
model RI cleo table masonry
saw. Call JU. 9-S244, 9 am. to 5
pm.
FOR SALE; moving. immediate sale
Warehouse equipment all in good
condition: two S4-ton air condi-
TONERS; all-steel spiral chute, ap-
prox. hit. is TT: freezer and
cooler doors: also water cooler
and Royal typewriter: also steel
and heavy wire partitions, wood
panel once partitions. doors right
away and windows various size
RE. 7-5340
OMAN, Al engine, "A hip. Brand
new. Make offer. sP. 1852 after
> pm.
SALE-Two Shields bantam back
hoes, one T-350, one TBS: both
excel. cond.; one 800 Terratrac
loader, good cond. with or with
out trailer and truck. JU. S-799S
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LISTINGS WANTED

SOLD OUT-We need listines, any
where in Northern Virginia. Call
TOWN & COUNTRY REALTY, KE.
$4,000 or TIE. 6-1415 for fast sale
of your home.
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WAREHOUSES WANTED
(coNIlNUED)

WE NEED approx 1000 50; II 4;
blk. K st. NV. Warehouse must
have easy access for loading and
unloading large trucks with heavy
equip. Building must have heat
and lights. MA. $4,000 ask for
MR.. JONES or MR.. TWINE.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ALFA-ROMEO SIS Guiletta Super
spater tcony); cleaning original
custom red and white leather and
carpet interior: real showroom
item: low mileage never race or
wrecked; must see to appreciate +;
50 .595. LOGAN (FORD), 1850
goth. st. NV, FE. 7-SS00. Open
evenings It'll O.
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APARTMENT

apt, excellent rental section IN
N, Arl. ARLEDGF REAL ESTATE
CORP, ia, 7-444S
APARTMENT
A group OF 4 garden-type buildings
OF one and two bedrooms contain
ing A. units with income Of
$4,000, netting close TO $4,000
after all expenses and mortgage
payments. Buildings are nine years
old and in good condition, tenants
the District and quick access TO
downtown; $4,000 will handle.
Call Sol Woberg, ewes. ia. a-17s6.
SHANNON 4 LucHs CO,
794 l4th ST, NV MA. s-2345
COLLEGE PARK-Excel. CONNER
cial income property, we'll loo. in
plenty OF foot trafilc. Shows high
return: Terms, JAMES M. CARR
INC, WA. 7-U202,
DUPONT CIR.-S furn, units, con-
UC eEtsa bidF a 5S4o N cash srs Tss'
Excel, COR. LOG, mr., Conn. and
prox. 5000 So. II. plus parking
Suit. for org, bus, or. invest. Box
4S-R, Star.
INVESTMENT! ! !
$4,000 TO $4,000 CASH DOWN
Among our portfolio are some Of
the most attractive investments
showing lOes to 1871 return on
your cash outlay after amortiza-
tlon that are available in the area.
We have buildings ranging from
units to 100 units, also q parcel
~ q NG
Memorial Bridge: For Information,
call MR.. DE ANGELO or MR..
CURRY.
Pomponio Realty, Inc.
COMMERCIAL DEPT.
2222 Wilson Blvd. ia. 10000
Labor Union Bldg. Area
Apartment house of 1a apts., well
located for future ONCE building:
DE. 2-20Sl or UN. 7-2027.
SMALL OFFICE BUILDING vicinity
Statler and Mayfiower Hotels. Set
up for Offices. Special zoning.
parking space for 8 autos. House
in perfect condition, wired for
appointment only. CO. 5-70s9.
Sc
Realizing 30es return on original
investment: units GO furnished,
gross income, $3.50; payments and
expenses $500; priced $4,000: On.
payment, $4,000.
VIKING REAL ESTATE
INSURANCE, INC, LII. $4,000
Ewes. and Sun, LII. 4-0056
WILL TRADE soft. Diesel cruiser
for equity in income property in
NV Wash. FE, 7-6275.
5 3-FAMILY FLATS, self-contained
yrs. old; orig. LIST trust $4,000,
BL. Will sell for Sl3.950 each
bldg tn 2-6365, DU. 7-7304
8 APIS, all self-contained. Ten
ants furn. own heat and utlls.
ESQ, Min; maintenance cost. just
of W. Va. ave ne. Ewes, TIE.
6-l76S. L. T. GRAVATTE, MA.
S-O153.
6 APIS. tenants furn. own heat
and utils. $500 year income;
rents can be increased, min. main
tenance cost. Close to schools and
bus. . rms. kit, bath and porch.
WIRE Exsf IF RES SiS5s IA. : s-o eEA-
II APIS. built e9 years; $4,000
zoned CT. Should sell quickly.
Ewes, EN-. 2-6916. L. T Ora
Waite, REALToR, MA. S-0753.
CUNT APT. best Mont. Co. loo:
immaculate cond.; income. $1,000:
priced S47,500. RUTHERFORD 81
SHULLEY, INC, JU. 7-9100.
COLORED-BY OWNER-4-family
brick apt; excel; income for live
in tenants: pay heat; $4,000.
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HOUSES TO BUILD
HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY

AAA INVESTOR = All cash for
houses; D C. No commission.
LEHMAN REALTY. TU 2-7S50.
A BONUS PRICE
Paid for desirable D. c. and s. s.
homes. Wish to invest substantial
cash immediately RA. 3-3030.
A CASH BUYER, immediate settle
ment. Rockville, Kens., Wheaton.
r. L. SMITH, WI. 6-6579.
ALL CASH in . hrs. Financed or
not. Ewes. UN. 4-1OO5. BILL
DORA. TU. 2-790O
ALI, CASH-FRFE APPRAISAL
TOP PRICES. FAST SERVICE
sTROUP REALTY CO. RA. 6-S700
ALL CASH FOR YOUR D. c. PROP
ERTY. WE Paw JUST A LITTI E
BIT MORE" MCKEE REALTY
INVESTMENT, INC, RA. $4,000.
ALL CASH
Mont. and Prince Georges Counties
PETERS e. SOLER
10. 5-213l. HE. 4-2040, JU. 5-6907
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ONE HALF ACRE LEVEL WOODED
LOT; water and sewer available;
only $1,000. 0ORDIN-M ENSH
REALTY CORP, so. 5-6790.
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n. ARLINGTON AREA-scarce as
hens teeth. we have a few choice
individual bldg. lots in prestige. N.
Arlington's area. Two la-acre lots
are in Bellevue Forest, Riverwoou,
others close-in locations. Price
range from $4,000 and up. FRANK
S. PHILLIPS, INC, ia. 7-sO12;
ewes KE S-4421
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STATE AUTO

AMBASSADOR 50 custom Country
Club; power steering. power brakes,
= and h., 1000 miles, like new;
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PIsCATAWAY, MD. as acres.
ideal for individual or builders;
$4,000 OWNER, Crescent 3-2734.
POTOMAC RIVER FRONTAGE
In Fairfax County, g.25 acres.
beaut. wooded land; 3 mi. from
new CHA site, $4,000 per q. Phone
and Sim TT, H-AaNn
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WANTED no BIIy farm, o5 acres

WANTED TO BUY farm. 25 acres
up: good house. within As min. OF
Shirley hwy and Edsel I'd; S25,-
600 maximum. Box 2S6-M. Star.
"wANTED VIRGINIA ONLY" =
Lost address Of lady on 9th st.
nw.p???? who answered previous
ad. Write again. Box 465-M, Star.
WILL TRADE MY EQUITY on a
I60-a. farm near catlett, Va. for
late-model car or truck. Has 5
bath, oil heat. tenant houses. ma
chine shed. chicken houses and
horses. For further information,
write CLARENCE B. MILLER
es ACRES, 2 houses. lge. barn,
other bldss,, black-top I'd. As mi.
OF Wash; 81 5000: $4,000 down.
Bal. at S135 per, mo. F. A.
HOLMES, Broker, Empire S-5131'
Manassas, Va.
500 ACRES, plus deep, fertile
Northern Virginia farm land, One
Of top farms IN county; 1l-rm.,
splendid view; 6-rm. tenant
house, lge. barn and other out
bldgs.' excellent buy for farming
or future development: direct from
OWNER. Write Box 329-M, Star.
1886 A., cumberland, S35 q. on
hwy. SO, Harrisonburg, Va. shy
DER, RIM. 400, Hotel Continental.
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MCLEAN, VA.-Subject to CONNER
cial coming, 100 #. on Old Do
ping Center, total area $1,000
So. IT. Call Ell. 6-4l6l, after {
please call Ell. 6-3441. MRS.
WILLIAM H. LAUGHLIN, REAL
MI TAM
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1888 Wilson Blvd, Arl.. IA. 4-45OO
OPPOSITE HEIGHT co..
ANGLIA, PREFECT, CONSUL.
ZEPHYR, complete English Ford
line. See US today for the best
deal. JET ENGLISH FORD. 1894
Pa ave Sc IL 4-o300
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ANGLIA so: good motor. body and
tires bad transmission: $50. VIII
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PROSPECTIVE HOME BUILDERS,
before you buy that lot for your
dream home, see our lots at the
Piscataway Hills, High wooded
elevation, waterfront PRIVILEGES;
conV. to schools, churches and
shopping. Contractors avail, TO
with low down payment, BEACH
REAL ESTATE, CHI. S-7132, CHI.
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Wreaalthia.

Mrs E,.ank Darraphacla, I'll r,
c,naratinp varv Nicely fron, i
h,nkan anrla III v.lli raern,a vi.
dntjas II the ,oAnnn Raantv slon
in Dil,wvn MI week Mr. Whit.
comb sparcor Of Burkinabam NH
assis- M III, whiln y ~ shon
Mrs R;uv Holman / rnuch hotter
after havinr 10 ro.,nn 10 the hos.
nital aaain for f,,rthor traatn,an.
M. Tanav HnI,,an and da,a,ter
Nav 1oniea III e+av;ng u-itb H.,
for aw,ila Tara,. trol,,,ao 81 picb.
,,,ond .,,e,+ M uaol. end IN ~
I1ol,,,an bon,a
M. ana NIL p,,ad pattarson ~
p,nsons ,iJi.aa Nar aawa.,t. ,hora
an srodav
M, and ~, d E,,a al
,anllad Nit, sbau.a,. Ill. III, a.a ,rre
pil t1narara il NJ. v,avc,s,a,.s
"a p ~ ''''s l'-s.'.
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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-17

Dr.. and Mrs. T F. Patteson had
the following Richmond guests for
the week end. Mr.. and Mrs. Z.
Tucker Patteson and DAUGHTERS.
Mr.. and Mrs Alvin Patteson and
children. and H. Riley Patteson and
Miss Ada Marie Gibbs. !.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Bob Maxev had as
supper guests SATURDAY Mss Shir-
ley Irving. Of Charlottesville. and
H. Riley Patteson and Miss Ada
Marie Gibbs
Mir. and Mrs l. W. pattesone had
their son. l.. ". Patteson, Jr,, and
family. Of Charlottesville, and their
daughter. Mrs. Sam Spencer and
Mr. Spencer with them for the
week end
Mrs. T E. Patteson, il. leader.
and Mrs, Lee Banton. assistant. en-
tertained their class Of Sabotage
Sunbeams of Sharon B apti S t
Church Monday Afternoon in Mrs,
Patteson's home at 3-a0 pm.
DR.. 5. q Pattesoa. of Fa1nlville.
visited his parents. Dr. and Mrs.
+ E Patteson, last week
" r. Flowers and Wallace r,
Flowers, Jr.. Of Lynch5tng. were
CUES Of Cleveland Flowers.
Thursday afternoon.
Nj. and Mrs. Q. 3. MaXey and
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-17

The winner 81 The annual Allen
Carter Forestry Award was Johnny
Sanderson. h my has planted
900 pine seedlings in the past two
years, assisted in constructing hand
tree planters in the shop. and has
used chemicals to kill undesirable
hardWoods on 80 acres Of forest
land.
The best records book award was
won by Jimmy Tillett This award
is based Oh the best and neatest
records, and the award encourages
BOYS to keep good recrods.
The w. p Sanderson registered
dairy calf chain award was won by
Joe Asal. This award is given to
one of the outstanding freshman
boys each year
E. Allen Carter wss elected to
honorary membership in the Cum
berland chapter Of Future Farmers
OF America The citation read as
follows: For voul interest. encour-
agement. outstanding service. and
the great respect that we have for
You in helping to advance vocational
agriculture and the FLA. we have
elected you to this degree. Of Hon
orary Chapter Farmer and present
you with this emblem Of the De
free This is the highest honor a
local chapter can bestow on an
adult ina community
ate enough to have been reared on
farms sometimes forget that We are
dealing with America S greatest as
set He spoke Of the changes in
agriculture. the progress that is be-
ing made, and Of the many oppor-
tunities to be found in that field
of work
The dinner was served BIZ the
FILA girls There We're SO guests
for the banquet Special guests for
The occasion were E. A. Smith.
principal Of Cumberland High
School. Gordon Miller. president Of
the Cumberland Young Famers AS
ISOLATION. Frank Baber, Jr, repre-
sentative OF the Cumberland Farm
Bureau. and Charlie Goodman.
member Of the Cumberland County
School Board
Asal Cops TOP Award
Awards we're presented to out
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Trents Mill

An old saying is that: March
winds and April showers bring
forth May flowers. We certainly
have had the March winds. SO we
have the April showers. we will
surely look for the May flowers.
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Wacaster and
several others went to see job IN
LeSueur who is patient in
Charlottesville hospital We wish
him a speedy recovery
Mrs Earl Ownby is convalcscing
in the home Of her son-in-law and
daughter. Mr. and MIS- Tommy
Trent
Recent callers of the Joneses
were Mrs. C. D. Keller. Jr. and
two little daughters. from Rich
lnond. Mr.. and Mrs. Arius Dawson
and daughter, from Schuyler. and
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Jones. of New
Canton.
School children are looking for
ward to Easter HOLIDAYS which will
come the last of this month
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-17
Scottsville Lions
Endorse Northern
Interstate Route

tn seortsville Lions Club voted
IN faTor ot the northern route for
Interstate EEigiiwa~ No IA VI tn N
regllaf nFetne here Wednesday
night The resolution which passed
unanimously Was presented by MI
E. PaHlatt.
William II Brown reported Oh the
progress Of the Branch Library for
ScottsYlle. Tho Albemarle county
board of supervisors has agreed to
include N III the county budget ana
it VIII be taken UP with the Flu
wanna County Supervisors to in
clllde aast NJ IL II their budget
The ans Clab has agreed To fill
Miss Lois Maxev recently enter
tanned the WMU Of Sharon Church
In their home,
Miss Zanie Fay Ayres and her
Their. McKenna Ayres. were
Lynchburg visitors Saturday.
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nance the project until july | and
thr PTA will staff II Oh a volun-
tary part-time basis. 1t will be 10
Gated III the storeroom formerly oc-
cupied IN Jones Store Oh valley
Street
Louis onesty. track coach and
trainer at the University OF Viz
ginIa, spoke to the club On EdU-
cation WI r. Pitts. a past presi-
dent Of the club. welcomed j Q Y
Dawson as q new member.
The annual Lions Club Bland MI
sic Contest for Virginia Zone was
held Friday at s pm. III Christ
Episcopal Church parish hall at
Gordonsville Miss sawrie Carroll,
daughter OF Lion Donald Carroll
and Mrs. Carroll. who won the
Scottsville elimination contest. com
peted Friday night with q piano
selection
Following the supper and busl-
ness. zone meeting for Zone . in
District 24C was held. E. c. Comp
ton, Zone Chairman. Of the Greene
County Lions Club. presided at the
meeting
Lions from clubs at Louisa.
Orange. Charlottesville, Fluvanna
and Scottsville attended.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-17
Baby Memorial Baptist Church In
Rm 'esiI'e Plans Wceh-Long Revival

ta4 stat4 Aori I2-2s Basby Me-
na.ili Crsoh is ID the Apponat-
fox Eaptist Association which is a
part Of he western division.
AEr- Meade " popular revival
preacher and song leader ard is
a!Gch il demand as a speaker and
leader p the ROYAL Ambassador
sammar camps
Fe IS d graduate Of the New Or
leans Baptist Theological Seminary,
was associate pastor of the Melrose
Baplis. Church in Roanoke, pastor
d Central Baptist Church. Starkey
and the McCabe Memorial Baptist
Church, Marlnsville. before going
to his present pastorate at Norfolk
He was guest evangelist at the
Burkeville Baptist Church for re-
viyal services last October.
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Green Bay

Mr.. and Mrs. Lucits Gray, Of
Kcysville. and Mr. and Mrs. T Y.
owen were supper guests Thursday
Of Nr- bid Mis. & 4 Radd
NV. and Mrs. G. B. Beck were
in Richmond Thursday and spent
the night al Fnerson with Mr.. and
Mrs Io'n Rada
MS. u r Rndd and Miss Mary
Lou Paifor1 wcre OVERNIGHT suests
Saturday Of mr. and Mrs. Carroll
ToTtor N Fichrord.
Mrs Louis Pettus. Of Keysyilla,
spent Friday with Mrs J R Nun
nally.
MI. and MIS- Marvin Bowling
and children Of Richmond, spent
the Week ED with M. and MIS-.
T. V Owen Mrs. Bowling attended
Founders Day at Longwood Satur-
DAY
Alr. and MIS- q w Palmer and
MrS. Il a. Love were business visi-
tors in Richmond Thursday.
Nr. and Mrs. Il u West took
the-r sister Mrs. Frances Afford
end daughter Jane. to Lynchburg
where they caught the train fol-
their home al Columbus. Ga.
Mrs. - n. Beck. who returned
rom sisit To H., sister. Mrs. Eva
Thomas. at Frost Proof. Fla,
Aednesda., received message
Thursday saying Mrs, Thomas had
died suddenly with a heart attack.
Nh and Mrs Beck and their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Henry Weaver left Fri
day fol- Frost Proof.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-17

1850 bird flock lays 1917 for
3o5-day period Nv Hubert W.
Hoch. Ri. Prospect, O.. says,
I've followed the Wayne
Poultry Program for several
years egg production and
quality have been consistently
high" He uses Wayne Poultry
Mixer ana grain.
Wayne Feeders Stay
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-17
Challenges For Rural Youth Cited
At Cumberland Patterson BANQUET

the Rural Youth of America" He
told how the training of FLA and
vocational agriculture would bene-
fit boys in late years. He said,
Those OF Us who have been FORUM
nler which is the highest honor that
can be bestowed upon a boy by the
STATE FLA Association.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-17

represented The Latin clua. June
Me-n44fd representative Of the
4-H Clab Won third place. T he
folth piece w.nnea' was Margaret
jeans ~-o represented the B e a
cAa
2r JOHN Pufney Mrs. <. R.
sf&i-+ an and The Rev P. Cary
Adams served as judges. Nellie
Alae sonaan, chairman Of the pub
iic saaakiag contest committee was
M- 0t ceremonies.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-17

J. E. Givens. director Of com
mlmity services OF the Southern
states Cooperative. was guest
speaker at the annual Patterson
banquet Of the Cumberland FLA
friday. March g.
Givens speech was entitled The
opportunities and Challenges for
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lbe afraid that something dam
aging about his private life
would be revealed in the series,
Prom the beginning. the
Posts primary concern was Mr.,
Hoover as a public man and his
character as director Of the
FBI; let 1t be said here for the
record that we have no scam
dalous facts to present about
his private affairs"
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29c Christmas Cords
q p4... 80t

CelIophone wrapped Christmas cords
come 10 to the package. Assorted
designs include conventional, Sonto,
religious. scenes, etc. Buy now and
sove.
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antique shop at l247 Twentieth
street NV. at ass am, &C
cording to General Assignment
Squad Detective Sergts. Thorn
as E. williams and Harold II
Burwell. ,.s
The quartet seized Jamel
Fudge Jeter, 81, of no fixed ad.
dress, and held him until polio,
arrived. Police charged JeteI
with attempted HOUSEKEEPING
Two hours later, Percy Kes.
sler, 4s, operator Of the City
Restaurant at 1923 Eighteenth
street NV, was about to open
his door when he heard a noise
inside and called police. Third
precinct police hurried to this
restaurant and inside found
Lawrence L. Ring. jr.. %, oil
the 1900 block Of Twelfth street
NV. standing near the ciga-
rette vending machine holding
a meat cleaver. An attempt
had been made to slash into
the cash container, police said.
Ring was charged with
HOUSEKEEPING. police said. En-
trance was gained by knocking
out a rear screen and prying
apart some window bars.
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Red Chances in Indio
Slim, Aide Says

does not, know what policy to
adopt vis-a-vis midas powerful
northern neighbor. II 1t sup
ports the Red aggression it will
loose all sympathy Of the
Indian masses. II it takes a
stand against aggression, it will
become a suspect in the eyes
Of international communism, "
Mr.. Lewis said.
He said a strong section of
the Communist Party wants to
reject all parliamentary pro-
cedures and resorts to violence
by going underground. An
equally strong section is OPP
posed to it. And the net re-
suit of all these squabbles has
been that the party has lost
much of its headway," Mr..
Lewis added.
He said Indians in all walks
Of life are beginning to realize
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aftlcleS entitled MY Secret
Life with ]. Edgar Hoover"
In Washington. a spokesman
for the FBI said 1t had no COM
ment on her articles.
Mrs. Schiff said the Post de-
cided a year ago Ito investi-
gate top U. S. Investigator j
Edgar Hoover" She continued
I'VE sent carefully selected
reporters into the field. Almost
Immediately, the going got
rough. Our men were refused
interviews by Director Hoover
His assistants and members OF
the FBI were ordered to stay
away from representatives OF
the Post. We interviwed key
Congressman. Later the same
men. apparently intimidated,
notified us that all comments
must be considered of the rec
ord"
But, she continued, despite
these efforts to interfere with
freedom Of the press, our edi-
toriial department continued
Its investigation. Having failed
To stop our editors and re-
pOrters. the big guns suddenly
We're focused on me-"
,She said that Robert Spivack,
a. Post staffer in Washington,
ted her last April that he "was
warned that about three weeks
previously the FBI had begun
an investigation of me and a
young female member of my
family"
= Advertiser Involved
THE latter is not identified,
and Mrs. Schiff says Mr..
Spivack was not pressed for
the name of the individual who
transmitted the warning.
Subsequently, the publisher
says, she met a Post advertiser
who also is a GOOD friend, and
who told her: That he had
talked with Tfr. Hoover. that
Mr.. Hoover had expressed
grave concern 9bout the series