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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-02-27
NIXON AND 1860

Vice President Nixon appears TO
have linked his chances for the 1860
Republican Presidential nomination
to the Eisenhower Administration 5
record
There had been speculation that
Nixon might strike out on his own
to establish a position independent
of the White House But word pass
ed to associates indicates he is Civ
ing full support to Eisenhower eff
fort to hold down spending. He re-
portedly considers this a major
campaign factor for 1860
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-02-27

A ham and turkey shoot at Pride
Farm III the Truxlllo area of Amelia
county Melted S3i 80 for the benefit
of the Amelia Emergency Squad
The shoot vas held last Saturday
Letters have been sent ont by off
GERS Of the squad asking for dona-
tons and it is hoped when returns
come in that the squad may fully
equip the ambulance for any type
of emergency. Your. donation is
needed
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-02-27
Prospect P-TA To
Meet Monday Night

The Prospect P-TA will meet
Monday, March 2. at the school at
Guest speaker for the occasion
will be Mrs. Nell Griffin. of the
home economics department of
Longwood College.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-02-27

Members Of the New Store Pres
byterian Church are invited to at
tend services at the Maysville Pres
byterian Church Sunday. March /.
Harold Wall, a seminary student
interested in the two churches. win
be the speaker at the II ann. serv-
ice.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-02-27
FARM INCOME DROP SEEN

Farm income may be cut hun
dreds of millions of dollars over the
next few years by new changes IN
figuring agricultural price supports
Agriculture Secretary Benson al
nounced the changes in a surprise
administrative action.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-02-27
Farmers Union To
Meet In Amelia

The Amelia county Farmers
Union WA hold a meeting at 7::30
pm Tuesday March 3. II the
Celrl IFo ~ Asella
H. NJ Collins CT the Soil and Con-
servatop Service VIII speak on the
watershed program
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-23
Df vANrI ctuB m
ANNIVERSARY DINNER

Tho faily decorated f1lmpuH
room Al the home ~ Mrs Wendell
Gibbs 1919 ". ~ ~ was the IDEAL
setting for the flfs, anniversary
dinner ~ the be vante club ~
which iirno husbands 81 members
were honored guests
Dinner was served AZ pm and
Included q wide varsity 81 tasty
yiands Following dinner the re-
mainder ~ the evening was en-
jpyed playing bridge and HOLLY
wood
The evenings ghisiy waa over.
Swallowed due 10 the absence 81
the president Mrs Talmadgc Car
sy Ar and her sisters Mrs boyd
Crawford and Mrr Hurfs Car.
michael who were unable 20 attend
BECAUSE ~ the serious iilnesa ~
their husband and brother IN iag.
Mr.. Taimadge - Carey ~
Members and their guests pres
snt were 8assra and Mines o
n Williams Miles Hewfln. Walter
Aston, Eatf Brent Thomas John
son, Percy Hughes iir Frank Ter
~ Wendell Gibbs and Mrs Manly
Rhodes.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-23
MliwAUKrr MAYOR
ADDRESSES AuTo WORKERS
zEP CONFERENCES

Milwaukee, WIS Unless Amer
ican practice conforms with Amer
lean principles % freedom and lib.
crty We win lose the moral pres
tige necessary 60 be world lead
or Mayor Frank y, Zcidlrr of
Milwaukee warned the 1870 dele
gates 20 uAwa Wisconsin Fair
Employment Practices Conference.
discrimination may well develop
caste aystem % privileges for
some and not Tor others that viii
destroy our nation. said Mayor
geltler
William oliver, Director of
the JAW Fsir Practices Depart
ment told the delegates that "it
h incredible IN thia midpoint of
The twentieth century that man has
not learned 90 live with his fellow
man No urged tbat senate rule
81 which permits filihustcrn and
allows Southern Senators to block
civil rights legislation, be- climin.
atad.
other speakers and pancliats In.
tiadsd Harvey kitsman, Harry
Rosa and Ralph kocnig uAw
stair members and Attorney Max
RAskln Of Milwaukee
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-23
Spokane Washington Couple
Return Home After
Months Juunt Eust

Concluding a months vacation
spent IN Maryland, Pennsylvania
and 81 Paul visiting relatives and
friends MIR and Mrs Al Freeman
Of Spokane. wash, left for their
home Thursday January rs
They were the houseguests in
ST Paul Of Mr Freemans brother
and HstcrIn law. Mr. and Mrs
Phi T. Freeman II sB7 Iglehart
Az where they spent ono week
and we're accorded many social
courtesies
on Saturday and Sunday Janu.
AIRY 10 and II, friends dropped in
AZ the Freeman home 20 greet the
visitors and for many TO renew
old friendships ms Mr. Al Freeman
formerly lived IN 81 Paul on Nor.
day night they were dinner guests
Of Mr. and Mrs OlIyc Gum on
Tuesday night hr and Mrs liar
old Richardson were hosts n din
ner in honor Of the visitors and
Mr. and Mrs Tony Mazing0. we're
hosts AZ dinner honnring the Free
mans 90 Wednesday night Tbs Al
are godparcnts OF the
Mazingos daughter SHERIFF.. other
guests OF the Mazingos were Nj
and Mrs Phil Freeman. Mr. and
Mrs Ollye Gum, Mrs Clyde John
son ST. and Mr. Carl Griffin.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-23
CHARLES cocRaANE rs
AONOREp WITH PARTY
ON MS BIRTHDAY

saturday evening January ~,
was an evening of fin and good
fellowship when Mrs Charles
tNechrane, aas0 Fifth Az S. was
hostess 10 a group ~ fnends in
homer OF her husbands birthday
Guests had been requested in
their Invitations TO bring several
clues 90 biblical person place
~ event to be PLAYED in a game
OF Truth or Consequence The
hostess melted ont humorous con
sequences TOT guests net knowing
eorroct answers Go questions asked
them
In the game 81 "You should
Know dealing with current ev-
ents. Mr and Mfu Eugene iiogau
captured the prises They were
one 81 the husband and Wife teams
competing
Following games, dinner was
served buffet stylo fr0m table
centorrd with a largc birthday
cake and caffoe urn ana punch
bowl adornius opposIte ends A
gaily eolorod and decorated table
cloth napl,ina and candles added
% the birthday motif
After dinner the many bcauti
hal cards were read and gifts
opened
Guests wishing Mt Cochtnne
happy birthday while enjoying the
affair were Mesars and Mines
Eugene Began Johnny HAYNES
William Young 81 Roosevelt, !
Whitley Charles lnuckctt ar John |
Fowler 81 Sc PAU, Mrs nernioc |
Williams Mr. Horace Hughes ard |
Rev and Mrs winlam u WI
tama
Mfrs Fowler assisted Mrs Coeh |
lane
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-23

day January 10 Tor surgery Her
condition Is reported good.
surprised On Anniversary Mr.
AM Mrs, Arthur Mitchell s5l AL
drieh Az n enjoyed a pleasant
evening with a group OF friends
who helped 10 make their sist
wedding anniversary happy oc-
castor on Sunday evening Janu-
airy IS at a surprise party hosted
by Mrs, Beatrice Reed of s40 Bry-
ant Az N The gaia affair was
held az the EIks Rest, 1915 Aldrich
Az \ Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell were
unaware that anything unusual
would happen 20 them and il was
a complete surprise when friends
arrived 70 wish them happiness
while showering them with many
gifts Enjoying the affair along
with the honored couple were
Mines Theodore Woodard Lola
Gatllng Geneueve Jackson. Ern-
es'ine II Wright Naomi Davis and
the hos,ess Beatrice Reed. A beau.
tiflily decorated cake and refresh.
ments were enjoyed.
Out OF Hospital; MIR James w
Fraction 3sH Clinton Az. return
ed home Tuesday from the hos
pital and his condition il greatly
improved and he Is expected 20
make = rapid recovery A sister
Mrs Elizabeth Chapman of BOSTON
Mass arrived Saturday and win
remain uutil hc IL well on the road
% recovery.
Hospitalircd: william CBnn
Curry 1901 Clinton Av. ls re-
ported in satisfactory condition in
Veterans hospital where he en-
tered New Years day and under
went surgery
Bcautieians Held Meeting; The
Minneapolis Bcauticians Chapter
2lo held cali meeting Monday
January 10 az the home uf Mrs
Ruby Howelton, s22 Elwood Az
N Plans were made for attending
the regional meeting which win be
held in Omaha, Nob., February 10
l6 and ~ Two former members.
Mrs Louise Foster and Mrs Mel
anie Spencer were reinatated into
club membership Al the February
meeting report viii be made Of the
regional meeting by delegates
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-23
TWO OHIO SENATOR'S
INTRODUCE FTP BIll
IN GtNtRat ASSEMBLY

Columbus Ohio CAMP The
flfsi bin 60 be Introduced in the
current session Of the Ohio Gen.
Grad Assembly calling Tor ban
on bias in employment 10 the
state, was sponsored last week by
two Cleveland legislators
Sens Ray r Miller ana Eugene
} sawick Democrats, offered .
bill that would establish fair en-
ploymeut practices and make lie
sal discrimination because OF race
creed or color
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-23
Za WAY S33|]Ij
-. BY neLL D0Ds0n RUSSfu

NEW Going Steady among ecn.agcrs
TO-DAY causing many
RECALL their years popularity Judged
times uny the number could Although
dated steady early
arrangement Tor the business leading
official engagement
Modern day parents become apprchensvc when they
limiting dating boy excluding
contacts with the The daughter rehng
she considers odhoned protest young
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-23

| uh,fd Other guests ~ the hostess
were Mines Wendell Gibbs James
Williams aud John 6. Few Cap.
turing club prlEcs wcrc MINES
tMnice Jones, William Hanna and
r sehuck nrst second ana third
respectively Mrs schuck was
pleasantly surprised when she rc.
coived a beautiful plant from Mrs
Eaa Brent club member The
next meeting will be with Mira
Charles Graham, 7ai Sc Anthony
Az on February 10
Alpha Wives ricCt' Mrs Mary
10 Howell WAS elected president 81
Alpha Wives when the club held
ita annual election Friday night
at the home ~ Mrs Thomas John
son iaid Oakland Az Mtnncapo.
Iia other officers named are
Mmos Kouialeo Patterson. vice
president MARY pupnd sccro
tafv and G Nichols. reelected
treasurer The president win ap
point committee chairman at the
nest meeting t'ehuary q az the
home Of Mira John Patton, 1898 w
Central Az
birthdays Celebratcd rba luint
birthdays ~ Mrs Earl Hfout it2n
FauHh Az g. Minneapolis and
Mra Hammond Turner ~ $40 W
Central Az 81 Paul we're yrlr
hroisd hy ftN fdenas January
8, when Mrs Turner entertained
AZ lunch IA honor 1T the occasion
A crntepiecr ~ rcd aEoltaa cabt
erred tho tastcfully spread luncheon
table which was adorned with "a
yer raudlostigka with nghtel tag
erH Following lunch the afternoon
was enjoyed playing gamcs ains|
presented 20 the honofc,a were
and displayed 4
New Officers Installed Newly
cloCtsa officers for the current
year ~ che Tangn cub we're ia
stalled when the club met Saturday
January ", at the home ~ Mrs
Howard Tyler d9i w Central Az
were Mines Lyoln ri
low prnaident Mary Clemmona
vice president jerry ieulford re
cordiuR secretary. Lucille lack
SON. financial secretary, Shirley
Shelton, treasurer, Roberta Tyler
reporter. Lots Brown. sergeant
alarms and ELLEN Brown sunshine
chairman The new officers pro
sided following installation
r.saulretlna 10 Mapt rho reg
ulaf business meeting ~ me En
Social club viii be hcid
Friday evening January ~. al the
home 81 Mrs Valerie Thompson
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-23
Bus Jimcro In
Atlonto Receives
Court SET Beck

Atlanta tANni Az s. Judge
Friday ruled that bus segregation
laws In this state are unconaliu,
tionhl
Judge Frank A. Hooper a Dc
olaratory judgement lnyalldallng
both state and city laws calling
faf segregated seating on Atlanta
Transit System buses
Refuses rn Grant injunction
However Judge Hooper refused
10 grant an injunction against On.
forocmont 81 the laws on the
ground that the two Negro min
istpfa who brought the suit dld
not show themselves 10 be imperll.
% by any Immediate threat ~ on.
fotcement
The Judge reserved jurisdiction
IN the case on behalf Of tho plain
liffs the Rev Samuel Williams
and the nev John = Porter and
on behalf Of any members ~ thoir
rave who miRh, later claim an 10
junction II needed
Although they Won tho righ' 90
st anywhere on the public vehicles
the Negroes hesitated before 80
ting with whites Mayor William
y itartsfield asked Tho people ~
Atlanta both white and r0lorsa
90 use their common sense Ia
the matter
lie asked them 70 conduct
themselves IN spirit ~ drceney
and goodwill II They DO 20 the
situation viii take oary ~ itself
he said
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-23

Also on hAnd 10 greet her grand
son for the past two weeks was
Mrs Ella Jackson, also of Rock.
ford and mother Of Mrs. Benton
Mines Byrd and Gary left sunday
afternoon for horne and Mrs. Jack
son left Wednesday morning.
Hospitalized: Earl William
3TI7 Fifth Av S. entered MI
Sinai hospital January is. for
diaguostic examination and treat
ment.
Family Visitors: Rev and Mrs
Rufus Richardson and daughter
Donna. Of Kansas City, Mo, were
the weekend houseguests OF Mrs
Ruth Morris and Mrs. johnnie Mae
Priest Of 24I2 Fourth Av s.. cous-
ms OF Rev, Richardson, The en-
joyale weekend visit was climaxed
with turkey dinner given BY
Mines Morris and Priest in honor
Of their houseguests Other guests
were three aunts OF Rev Richard
son. Mines, Tiny Holder. Estella
Howard and George Joiner; Mr.
George Joiner. the Messrs. and
Mines Clifford Marty and family
Raymond Shepherd and family
Mrs Dorothy Moore and Mr.
George Wallace, Rev Richardson
is also a cousin Of Mrs, Marty
and Mrs Shepherd The visitors
left for their home on SUNDAY ev.
ening
Dinner Guest; Mrs Virgie Tay-
Tor personal maid 70 Hildegard
who IS currently appearing at the
Radisson Hotel, was the dinner
guest on Sunday OF Mrs Anna
belle Matthews and Mrs Edith
Mouiden Of 3s4s Fourth Az. S
After dinner the afternoon was
enjoyed listening 10 Mrs Taylor
recount some Of her interesting
experiences in travelling through
out the country
Guests; Mr. and Mrs Warren
Marshall were the evening guests
Of Miss Amanda Byrd Of 1922
Third Az s.
Hospitalized: Anita Renee Coop
er. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Car
trell Cooper Of 45fs Fifth Av, s
entered Fairview hospital on Mon
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-23
wAHRiNGroN's al CIUB
MEETS MONDAY, JAN. 20

Warrington Schools First an
club win hold It's regular monthly
meeting Monday January 20 nj
32i = ~ st the home ~ the 90
leader Mrs nouglas Thompson
An members are asked "a at.
tend AZ a progress report VIII be
made az this time
Both club leaders and members
would like II 10 bo known that
parents or interested persons arc
always welcome at All meetings
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-23

arAT,F OF NfHNEn0TA
COUNTY or ttENNEllN ...
TpuHTu gtuiCtAL piN1HiG1
MhfiF Rose
.Ess
rialnuff
Samuel Cecil itrss
defendant
stMwoNs
ruH STATE ~ NIgNEegTA 10
THE ABOVE NAMEU pWrtEBAN TE
TgH samuel Cecil Rose are hrFrhf
summoned and feauifsd SO aHswsf
the Complain, ~ tto lgsihun iu toe
allows euittipd action. which tntn
pialpt "a hefsta attached HHH tnte
viii esrssa upuH YoW an1 t8 serve
eapg - your auHwgf - tbs reid
Complaint On fhE rHNHrrlhHf 81 his
bfflps az sfBesi9 hirgiist HutisiHR la
the city ~ Minneapolis county ~
ftrbusbiH and state ~ Minnesota,
Within thiftg ia0j asFe afipF esrFtrs
~ ihfv Summons ubuu t9t. eEGiB
efvn ~ The day ~ FUrN aHfRias AMI
~ you fan ~ snaWFf tho nalg
Complaint Wilma fhA titHo nFGIa
sagd rms t1AinNff 81 thia netian
will apply ~ thN court fGf the
fafitf demanded ~ nai1 Complaint
together with flaiGtlffH rosfs and
= fhtsaf ssgasHfs hsfeih
Dated taHUarF Dr. 1883
HANEFt. ~ Hrf4.AhN
Affofasg fpr f1atriiff.
$50 so Niesliaf tide
Minneapolis Minh
tHEsksaihsH, ian a. ~ E8I
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-23

people have used against parental authority for
years But, MOTHER, EvERSBopy's going
steady ,Rememeer when Il WAS EvERYRonY's
bohbing their hairs EvERYBoDYs wearing lip
stick! Etr Then there is the elneher the ultimate
rebuff but, MOTHER cor DADl times have
CHANGED since you were youngr'. This Is sup.
posed 20 put the parent in the vanished cate
CORY with the hustle and high button shoes
Times HAVE changed | have been aware % the
fact BY listening 20 the conversation and problems
OF the tonnage girls in my office thought was
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-23

IOANNE ELOTsE CARTER
Mr. and Mrs John Carter. 1921
Fourth Az s., have announced the
engagement Of their daughter
jeanne Eloisc Carter. 70 Mr. En-
erson Yates, son Of Mr. and Mrs
Samuel Bolelen. i025t Central Az.
" r., Fridley. MINI
The brids-elect is graduate Of
Central High School
MFR Yates Is a graduate of
South High School, Minneapolis
A summer wedding Is planned.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-23
Social and Personal
* ST. PAUL

Matinee Bridge Club Members aud guests Of the Matinee
Bridge Club sat down 20 tasty lunch at prcly appointed
tables preceding bridge when Mrs Fred Schuc Fuller
Az was hostess Tuesday afternoon January 30 when scores
were Tailed the following guests received prizes Mines Burie
carmichael FIRST Walter Aston second aud Palmer Jackson
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-23
Social and Personal
* MINNEAPOLIS 5

Family visitors; Mr. aud Mrs Phema Benton and infant
SON. 6ary Matter OF AIS Portland Az entertained a CHESTS
over the weekend Mrs Lotte Byrd and N Marie Grady ~
Rockford H. sisters Of Mr. Benton arrived on Friday for
Benton, who is the first boy child Of the BENTON mall fi
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-23

i0a2 Igiehart Az An members are
asked 60 be present
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-23

This h eur silver Anniversary
Year 81 publication Adyt.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-23

A"N ~ NNlNh fNaAal@ scott
ami caAN 70 prepare and AZ salts.
iYtnE Extra nutritious. too. when
made VITA double rich CaThatlan
kNaporated MIX Carnatian il
50 versatile and dependable. do
use u 80 all your cooking arid IN
The cream pitcher too Tor corcal
and coffee Please Try my new
Famale Pie Casserole som Pre-
pare 4 ahead % time and bake
Just before serving. Makes Il
extra handy toT busy days
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-23
bAktp rAMAtt PlT cAssrRolT

bAktp rAmAtt PIT cAssrRou
tMakes . 70 scrNingsl
= cup salod Oh
pound afeund beet
cep theppva enlen
II cups whole kSuapl corn
tablespoon chiii powder
2 ieatpaor, sali
] cup Iemoto saJce
- cup ~oier
cup Sornmeui
2 oags
= cups llotse ,onl undH'v,ed
Camai,on fsapotcipd MIN
Heat salad oil IN large irvine
pan Add ground bprf ani onions
ANs.k unit thc uraI h lightly
drowned ans ynions Srr tram
parent Ada ypgp, ,hgl powder
aaii Tomato saurc ana water
MiN Wei Remove n1tin brat
Slowly add cnUmI an to 90 meat
mtNturr STIRRING constantly
Iegl slightly i2ya, eggs Aaa
tsInatlpp Mis- well str into
ths Heat miytuw raui INTO btif
tered aQubF, fltWule Rake Ia
Uoa rate owen $500 ~ about
o. Hanuiya
Ha .saf f...,.
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Get Your Moneys Worth; Psironire Our
Advertisers. They Return Some OF
Your Money To the Community.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-23

You Don't Have To Guess About pafronirnq
Friendly Merchants Jssi Use those
Who Advertise In YOUR Paper.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-23

Esqulretlna 10 M.pi Tnr reg
ular businana meeting ~ the En
Social club viii be held
Friday evening January ~. AZ the
home u Mrs Valerie Thompson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-01
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS
$3.50, WTOP (9) -PGA Coli

$3.50, WTOP (9) PEA Golf
Tournament: From Mime
apolis, Minnesota.
500, WTTG (5)-Milt Grant
Show: The Johnny Mathis
Story and the Drifters.
1880, WTTG 81 = Playhouse
Five: Sitting Pretty" Maui
reen O'Hara. Mr.. Belvedere
becomes a baby sitter in Or
der to observe people for a
novel Q948).
1880, WToP~ I9)-Ten- Thirty
Theater: "An Act of Muir
der" Fredric March. A
Judge is informed that his
wife will soon die of a brain
tumor d948).
Hoo, WMAL "a - Saturday
Night Movie: sea Devils"
Victor McLaglen. A young
fisherman turned smuggler
and the mysterious woman
he loves 1883.
HIS WRC (4)-Feature FeSti-
val: "Cyrano De Bergerac."
Jose Ferrer. Play about the
soldier of fortune and his
unrequited love for the
beautiful Roxanne.
1885 am, WTOP (9l-Shock:
The Invisible Man" Claude
Rains. A scientist has made
himself transparent and
wants to rule the world.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-01
N Audience
In Russia Put
At 10 Million

MOSCOW, August / (AP).-
About 10 million Russians
watch television daily, accord
ing to an official source book.
How many will see Vice
President Nixon speaking to-
night depends on how many
TV stations broadcast his ad-
dress.
There is no nationwide
network in the Soviet Union
such as in the United States
But experimental cable links
were begun a year ago.
The source book, "USSR as
it u.s." said there were 2 million
TV sets in the Soviet Union
early in 1858. More than 100.-
900 were in the Moscow area.
Mr.. Nixon is speaking from
a Moscow studio.
The video tape OF the verbal
exchange between the Vice
President and Premier Nikita
S. Khrushchev at the American
exhibition last week was shown
in the Soviet Union.
But the Pravda account of
the telecaSt indicated that the
TV stations were not linked by
a simultaneous broadcast.
The Communist Party news
paper said, however. that the
tape shown Monday on the
Moscow transmission was "seen
| by millions of televiewers in
Moscow. Ryazan, Kalinin, Via
dimir, Tula, KoStroma, Yaro-
slvl, Smolensk and other cities
and villages of the central zone
of the country"
A second showing was pre-
scented in the Moscow region on
Tuesday.
Pravda said the tape with a
recording Of the exchange will
be shown within the next few
days in Leningrad, Kiev. Tiflis
Riga and other TV regions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-01
Drew Peurson's
Daughter Files
Divorce Suit

LOS ANGELES, Aug. / (AP)
Mrs. Ellen P. Arnold, daugh.
ter of Washington columnist
Drew Pearson, has sued hel
husband, George. for divorce
She charges cruelty.
She asked court approval oil
a settlement by which they
agree to divide community
property and providing fol
support of her and their three
children. Andrew. IL; George
jr., 8, and Joseph. S.
Mr.. Arnold, 81, is a Los Ange.
les lawyer and the son of Thur.
man Arnold. onetime Assistant
United States Attorney Gen.
eral in charge of antitrus'
prosecution.
The couple married in 1947
Mrs. Arnold. 80, said they sep
arated April IS, 1858.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-01
TODAY'S GOOD
MUSIC DIAL
500, WASH-FM (97.1 Me-

500, WASH-FM (97.1 Me- -
Saturday Symphony: Con-
certo for Flute and Orches-
ira by Nielsen and Sym
phony No. SO in c Major by
Mozart.
sos, WGMS AMIN (570 Kc
and 1885 Me- - Amphi-
theatre: Carnival Overture,
Opus 80 by Dvorak and
Symphony No. 4 in A, Ital-
ian. by Merdelssohn.
900, VOL AMIN Q450 Kc
and 987 Mo- - Good Mu-
sic Time: Fiesta Mexicana
by Reed and Angels and
Devils by Brant.
1000 WMAL-FM Q07.3 Mo-
-Nocturne: Symphony No
3 in F Major by Brahms and
Symphonic Dances by Rach-
maninoff.