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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-18
BabsOn Discusses khrushchev's Visit

Babson Park. Mass. Aug. 49, My
dream is that the fishes Of the
sea might be a connecting peace
link between Russia and the United
States. The ocean is the only area
between nations which is recognized
as free and equal to all nations.
This not only according to inter
national law but also according to
custom extending over hundred
years. Therefore. have felt that
the international fishing industry
might be the opening wedge in
terminating the 'cold war 7
Leading Fishing Ports
In view of the above. l have
been making study of the fish
ing industry of the United States
and Russia. There is not much con
flict between us and Russia on the
West Coast. as our principal catchs
are salmon and tuna. The conflict
on the West Coast is between the
United States and Japan. Our main
fishing port on the Atlantic Ocean
is Gloucester, Mass. which IS now
taking in over 800, 1000, 900 pounds
year at valuation of over SIS 900.
600 per year.
At present. Iceland is exporting
considerable fish to the United
States. There are demands from
New England to erect tariff wall
against Iceladdic fish Various re-
quests have been sent to Wash
ington which President Eisenhower
has wisely refused. He explains that
we are very dependent on Iceland,
Portugal, and other fishing nations
for bases and airports These we
must maintain: we would be greatly
handicapped If these nations made
us move off in retaliation for in
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-18

cfeaSlng tariffs against them.
Our Canadian Policy
One Of the worlds most import
ant examples of friendly mutual pro
lection is the boundary line between
the U. S and Canada. Although il
would be very easy for either
country to invade the other. there
has never been a suggestion that
such might even be considered
Yet there is no military defense or
offense between the two countries
There has been some conflict at
times between our fishing fleets.
but since fishing boats do not carry
guns or military equipment we
have had continual peace. MY
dream is that the fisheries can
bring about similar friendly rela-
tionship With Russia.
All the above means first that
neither Russian no American fish
ing boats should carry guns or
other military protection. but should
depend upon the good will of the
other Another requirement. sought
by Russia, which seems very rea-
sonable is that the mate on every
American vessel should be able to
speak Russian. and the mate of
each Russian vessel be able to
speak English. This is very i'm
portant if the radio codes are to
function properly Real world peace
must have some sort of interna-
tional language as Esperanto
which would be sponsored by the
United Nations.
Fishing Ports in Russia
We all know the big fishing ports
of the United States. but are not
so well acquainted with the ports
of Russia At the east end of the
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-18

! Gulf Of Finland the leading port is
Lenlngrad fPetrogradl The only
Russian port that is open all year
is Odessa on the Black Sea.
nave been trying to get figures from
Odessa. but have been told that ]
can get them only by going there
in person and giving the Russian
Fishing Commission, in exchange
certain figures which apply to this
country. and especially to Glou-
I ceSter.
The population Of Odessa is over
500. 900 and is growing rapidly.
Nearby is the city Of Yalta where
President Roosevelt had his last
very important conference wit h
Stain. A photograph of them at
this conference shows that Presi-
dent Roosevelt must have been
quite i'll. This may explain why he
permitted lis to get into the Berlin
mess and give the Russians all that
portion Of Germany which sur
ROUNDS Berlin. This is now known
as East Berlin.
The above explains why I am
planning to leave here next month
for Sweden and Denmark. At Cop
enhagen l will be the guest of Mayor
Urban Hansen and will get data on
northern Russian fishing ports.
Then l shall go to Berlin and to
Odessa and secure data on the fish
ing of the Black Sea and tributory
rivers I, however. will travel only
as the Gloucester lobersterman
and fisherman and not in any
political capacity. I will report my
conclusions to readers through this
column when return in Novem-
Der.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-18
NO COMMENT
By JAMES ". DouTHAT

WASHINGTON, D. c., August II -
Enactment Of, the IVA self-financ-
ing legislation, strongly opposed by
industry. may become the signal
for a vigorous protest to prevent
further unnecessary and unJustlfled
invasion Of private industry By the
Federal Government
President Eisenhower signed the
measure H. r. 1850 after con
gressional leaders had assured him
that Congress would modify it to
reinstate the Presidents constitu-
tional right to review TWAS con
struction programs.
As passed the bill by-passed the
President. Congress Immediately
set about remedying this defect
President Eisenhower had reser-
vationS about other provisions Of
the measure saying they vary in
certain details from what | should
have preferred" adding. however.
that they broadly conform to the
purposes l had in mind in origi-
nally proposing this legislation
Opponents Of the measure, which
authorizes issuance Of $3.50 million
Of IVA bonds to finance eXpan-
sion Of power facilities, contend that
1t further cements naturalization of
electricity II biz area, permits
expansion deprives private industry
Of the RIGHT to serve expanding
power needs in the area and con
tinues federal subsidization.
When the program for permitting
IVA to issue bonds to expand its
electric power facilities was first
proposed in the Eisenhower Admin
stration it was contemplated that
it would b put Oh an equal footing
with private enterprise
However. us finally approved BY
Congress-. iva Is still subsidized as
ID taxes. ION interest rates and in
adequate rates IF repayment Of
sums advanced By the Federal
Government
Antitrust Bills Stopped
Industry has been given vel
come reprIeve from enactment at
this session Of Congress to two
major antitrust bills requiring adj
vance notice q mergers and eX-
pandir tina Justice Department +
power to saize company records.
HUT the danger Of enactment has
been Only postponed Early con-
Sheraton IN the la50 session Of
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-18

a campaign on in Richmond, and has per
pers in Virginia for assistance. Mr.. Kill
patrick donated the first copy to the IL
brarv on July 4, his book. Sovereign States
and subsequently personally brought SO
volumes. Other editors in Virginia are re
qaesting donations to these libraries.
Choose the books from your library to
donate or lend and take them this week
either to Miss Kate O'Brien and Miss John
son or Mrs Porterfield
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-18
One-W7a.y Streets

TOWN Council has eliminated one one
way street and decreed another. Two
blocks Of Pine street had one-way traffic
south for the past two years. The regua-
ton was calculated to relieve traffic con-
dtions at the Farmvlle Elementary school.
Since this school will not be used next year
the restriction has been lifted. a Very good
move by the council.
But Eenable street the short tWO-block
street at the north boundrN Of LongWood
College has been decreed a one-Way street
south. If Farmvile is to have any one-way
streets Venable street south is logical
choice. Nenabe is street of dangerous in
tersections. Its intersection with Madison
street newly created, is one Of Farmville's
most dangerous spots. Within a few months
Of its creation at least three accidents have
occurred there. The other danger point is
entrance of northbound traffic at High
street. This is recognized as a dangerous
point by every motorist and invariably eX-
IRENE caution is taken, which reduces ac-
cidents at this point 1t is 50 recogniZably
dangerous that few accidents have occur
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-18
Double Check

Is our Civil Defense a disgrace?
Saturday Evening Post is mooting
this question as told to Ben Pearse
By Senator Young Of Ohio 1t, i'll
my thin judgement. has all t h {
possibilities Of becoming a National
catasrofee IN. case Of an all out
attack as sat UP TO preserve the
lives fpeoPle It would under its
present SIT up be poWerless and
only Jay the population, that are
Being taught to depend upon it,
open to slaughter It's like leaving
your home III a hard rain to go
over to your neighb0rs to borrow
an umbrella . you get there SO
Weteyou don't need the umbrella
THIS Nation with the foresight that
II CLAIMS to have should and must
dj better than this present set-up
under jha so called Civil Defense.
WE are spending millions but what
are We getting IN return? There
must IVA some changes made if we
ale even 70 lower the figures of
determination
Politicians are wrangline with
labor It's a fight to a bitter end
But 90 the labor leader have To be
come gangsters to win?
Lyndon Johnson says Congress
Will finish it4 job Well at least
Y wv II ~,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-18
Families ONLY
one Uay Street.
For Yom' Safety Only
Drire Carefully.

friendships are renewed, new friendships
begun. Family relationships strengthened.
Camp meetings, a mixture Of socialiblity
and renewal Of faith, are likewise events in
Southside Virginia nothing can deter - for
such are long established customs among a
people who still stop in the hurley hurley
Of life TO enjoy. Long many these old South
with the wears.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-18
John Temple Groves
Right To Assemble Peacefully

Without them the Democrats might
not be able to organize the Con
gress-and certainly couldn't pass
bills over vetoes
Mr.. Warlng says IF both par
ties adopt unpalatable stands on
integration, which il a sure bet.
the voters may have to vote on
the basis Of other issues For con
servatives. this means voting for
the presidential candidate who is
conservative on public issues such
as spending overseas aid foreign
policy and so forth, if not on the
race issue
How about monopoly both big
labor and big business?
And morality2 That is a con
sentative, Or at least an anti
socialist. cause. Under socialism
'or statisln Of federalism tho in
dvldual doesn't count and neither
do his morals Always it Il the
system. the system. the system
that's wrong, and the state that
must mend the wrong with po-
liceman. a commission. law OF
QUESTIONABLE in triplicate.
TO MY MIND HIS stand identi-
fies Tom Waring in toto with the
greatly indicated Southern policy
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-18

THE last few days have been almost too
hot and humid to do much but try to
keep cool. Editorial comment on this sub
ject would be antcimatic Suffice it to say
that the nights have been beautiful with
full moon and breeze after nightfall
Hot or no hot. nothing stops family re-
unions picnics. Old Virginia stews - tr;4d-
tional events in this part Of Virginia for
August What pleasant custom, Old
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-18

red.
We suppose the council is wise in regu-
lating Eenable street to southbound traffic
only, but we have deep-seated resentment
for one-way streets. especially in towns the
size Of Farmville. One-way streets are con-
fusing to visitors.
Farmville is ahead Of most towns and
many cities in providing free parking for
the visitors to Farmville. In close prox-
unity to the business sections there are AIDE
quate free parking spaces which shoppers
may use as long as they wish. Limited park
ing, in metered zones, provide space for
short term stops. Please don't complicate
the visits Of the thousands Of people who
call Farmville their Home Town, by adding
any more one-way streets, regardless of
their theoretical benefits
When the signs are installed on Venable
street. lets let it read:
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viction Of at least some members
Of Conaress that effective labor re-
form legislation vas essential -
particularly if Hoffa succeeded IN
merging all transportation workers
land. air ana water into one giant
union capable Of paralyzlng the ma
ton.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-18
Thanks for reading
Y 0iif.c

Marvin Brown
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-18
FACING THE FACTS OF LIFE

FACING THE FACTS OF LIFE
as really effective conservative.
Editor Tom Waring, Of The Charles
ton News and Courier, finds no
evidence that there will be a third
party in 1860. He sees South Caro-
linianS next year, as in 1852 and
1856, voting in the Democratic pri-
maries for state officials and cast
ing their ballots in the general cleo
ton for Republican or independent
presidential electors. In order to
protect Congressional commit
tee seniorities and chairmanships.
he suggests that South Carolina
congressman may not be called on
to declare themselves for independ-
ent electors.
He has considered, l am sure,
that Furnishing Southern Democrats
IN Congress is dangerous business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-29

John Foster Dulles fans, ex-
pressing wishes and prayers for
your recovery.
Prayers In your behalf have
been sent to the many gods in
Japan, in particular. the God
Of Fire. the Goddess Of Music,
Buddha. the Guardian Deity to
Cure Infectious Disease; the
Guardian Diety Of Wayfaring
Strangers. the God Of Fisher
men and the God Of Fertility.
TN fact, II all the paper
prayers for your recovery. which
are now decorating the shrines
Of Japan. were pasted end-to-
end. they would approximate
the distance recently traversed
by Pioneer w."
Second graders In the Ameri-
can school at Etain. France.
prepared q special get-well card
for the Secretary. as have
school children around the
world.
Shamrock From Ireland
"Roses are red. violets are
blue. Our country sure loves
you" one group Of children
wrote.
One Of the priced items is
a large sunfiower made Of heavy
colored paper, each Of Its petals
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-29
Rubottom to Speak
At Lions Banquet

Roy r. Rubottom, jr.. AS
sistant Secretary Of State in
charge Of Inter-American AZ
fairs. will address the Lions In.
ternational Pan American ban-
quet Friday night at the sher-
atom Park Hotel.
Ambassador Guillermo Sc
villa sacasa Of Nicaragua. dean
Of the Washington diplomatic
corps, win head q guest list
that includes 10 Latin Ameri-
can ENJOYS.
Some 1900 Lions and their
wives are expected to attend
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that Everyone Can Live Until
the Age Of $780,"
The Japanese admirer said
he expected Mr.. Dulles to be
"the first person to hit the l5O-
year mark" He is so sure of
this. he added. that he has bet
100 yen on 1t with his cousin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-29

Mrs. Hesta Freeman, Of the
New York avenue address. Mrs.
Freeman told police she had
not seen her son since March Z.
The body was picked UP by
Harbor Police some 200 yards
downstream from a PEPCO
power plant in Alexandria. Dis
trict Coroner A. Magruder Mac
Donald issued q death certifl-
cate Of accidental drowning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-29

rest from his hernia operation
and cancer treatments.
The Dulles viii make the trip
in President Eisenhower's air.
plane. the Columbine III. taking
on at 10:45 am. The plane
is due to land at West Palm
Beach at 2:15 pm. and Mr..
and Mrs. Dulles will motor to
Hobe Sound where they viii
stay at the home Of Undersec-
rotary Of State c. Douglas
Dillon.
State Department Press ON
Ger Francis w. Tully. jr.. said
Mr.. Dulles win be in Florida
indefinitely "for q period Of
convalescense."
21.OOO Messages Received
Since Mr.. Dulles entered
Walter Reed Hospital on Feb
ruary 10, nearly 81. 900 get-well
messages have been received by
his office. During Easter week
alone. 1000 messages arrived.
The drawing Of the 6-foot
rabbit was sent by children Of
the Kensington Ora m m a r
School In Berlin. Conn. The
out-sized greeting arrived In q
package marked: please de-
liver by Easter"
From is-ridden Berlin.
where Mr.. Dulles is q symbol
Of free-world determination to
prevent q Communist take
over, came a dramatic pledge
on parchment. Signed by the
officers and men Of Company A.
9Th Infantry, one Of the con-
tingents Soviet Premier
Khrushchev wants to Gust from
the city. 1t reads:
1--WE stand on guard to sup
port the policy Of our country"
Well Wishers in Japan
| Ambassador Douglas Mac
Arthur wrote from Tokyo:
Not a day goes by but that
| I receive q raft Of mail from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-29
College Choir Concert

st. Augustine's College Choir
of Raleigh. N. C. viii give a
recital at $3.50 pm. Tuesday at
the Metropolitan A.M.E,
Church. 1918 M street NV.
Proceeds 60 to q scholarship
fund to send Washington resi-
dents to st. Augustine's.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-29
Bride-to-Be Studies

TOKYO. Mar. % (AP).-
Crown Prince Akihito's BRIDE
to-be, Michiko Shoda, has Just
completed special studies with
experts in court etiquette. cere-
monies and customs. She
started learning how to act as
an empress last January 10.
The weddings April 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-29
Mother Identifies
Victim of Drowning

A body 1ished from the Po-
tomac River Friday was identi-
fed yesterday as William L.
Roberts. Al. of 318 New York
avenue NV.
Police said identification was
made by the mans mother.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-29

carrying O get-well message
from q student. II was sent by
q fourth grade at oradell
IN. j. public school.
From one Of Mr.. Dulles
neighbors In Walter Reed Hos
pital, Craig Twentyman In
Ward l6. Room 4. came q blue
and white. braided leash Of
plastic for the Dulles poodle,
Pepi.
II plucked q shamrock IN
our garden" wrote q young
Irish lass named Assumpta
Cartwell. and she enclosed the
pressed prize for the Secretary,
The heaviest flow Of letters
and gifts from overseas has
been from admirers in West
Germany, Canada and Great
Britain.
star Kept Busy
The Secretary's personal
star has been working long,
hard hours opening the mes
sages and gifts and answering
them since Mr.. Dulles fell Ill
last February.
Dorothy Cardigan. o staff
assistant, and Mildred Asbjorn-
son. q staff secretary. have
handled much Of the mail
along with the Secretary's per-
sonal secretary. Phyllis Bernau
Mr. Dulles chauffeur, James
r dolph Warren Of 1928
Franklin street NE, often
brings along patches Of mail to
the Secretary at the hospital
or at home when he drops OF
The Evening Star.
But few Of the messages are
as expansive as one transmit
ted by Ambassador Macarthur
from an admirer in Japan who
enclosed a clipping from q Jap
anese newspaper announcing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-29
Six-Foot Bunny Tops
Greetings to Dulles

6-foot Easter bunny drawn by Connecticut seventh
graders is hundreds Of Easter greetings from all
the world adding enjoyment to quiet Sunday at home for
ailing Secretary Of State Dulles today
Mr. Dulles and his wife, Janet also will be packing for their
trip to Hobe Sound Fla tomorrow where the Secretary will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-29
Well Wishers in Japan

Ambassador Douglas Mac
Arthur wrote from Tokyo:
mot q day goes by but that
I receive q raft Of mail from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-24

ROCKVILLE :. Brick rambler, q
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full basement. with recreation. rm.i
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S16,6OO.
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Sl6,bO0.
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Fine location, convenient TO CEN
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ANXIOUS OWNER, owner hal
appraisal-Lovely brick coionial
offers liv. rm, with firepl., sep
. din, rm., powder rm.. big equip
kitch.. laundry rm. with washer,
porch on LIST firi q twin bedrms;
bsmt. with rec. rm; ciose.in loo
opp. golf course. Price S22.75(
with $4,000 FHA loan. SLICE
3 Z Atty. REALTORS. ~. 8.
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coLoRED-vAcANT
1907 18th ST. NV.
: Colonial brick.
Spotless condition.
3 rooms.
3 porches.
Huge modern kitchen.
KOSSOW, REALTORS
TU. 2-lO0O RA. 3-Sll3