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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-18
Almond Sees
State Fucino
Sales Tax

RICHMOND, Sept. 10 (AP)
Gov. Almond says the State
may have to consider a sales
tax if it is to meet some of the
budget requests of various gov
ernmental units.
But l am not committing
myself to a sales tax" he said,
until the budget studies are
completed"
Gov. Almond said increased
spending requests pose a tre-
mendous problem in the States
preparation of a budget for the
1902 biennium. He said re-
quests made by the depart
ments, agencies and institu-
tons will require thorough
study and analysis by him and
his budget advisors.
Big Cost Increase
Gov. Almonds comments
came yesterday after State
Budget Director L. M. Kuhn
said the requests for mainte-
nance and operation appropri-
atoms from State funds totaled
about $482 million, an increase
of about SIP million over cur
rent appropriations.
Gov. Almond reserved COM
ment on a SIS million request
for the literary fund-a request
Endorsed by State Senator
Harry F. Byrd, jr.. yesterday.
Mr.. Byrd said in statement
at Winchester such an appro-
priation would be zone Of the
best means of helping the hard
pressed localities" with their
school construction programs.
The literary fund, which is
administered by the State Board
of Education, makes loans to
localities for school construc-
ton purposes.
Level Not Reached
The board received a $40
million appropriation made by
the 1858 General Assembly. An
additional SIS million requested
by Gov. Almond was appro-
priated contingent on the
States general fund revenues
teaching a stipulated level.
This did not materialize and
the additional money was not
available to the fund.
The spending requests were
presented at public hearings
which ended here Wednesday.
On october 26, the Governor
will meet with banking and
business leaders who have been
invited to advise him on the
States economic climate.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-04

Tho n!lkfi>h chanos chanos r
known by various names such as
BANDING white mullet salmon her
ring ard others The fish is a
vegetarian and bread IS recon-
mended for bait
Sports Afield
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-04
Tests Carried Out To Keep Farmer
From Being Robbed OF Good Hay Crop

Farmers are being robbed Of a
third Of their hay-one Of their most
valuable crops.
The loss is in feed value due to
leaf SCATTERING and poor curing. The
robbers are unpredictable weather
and hays peculiar way of drying,
reports New Hollands Grassland
News"
A lot is being done these days to
write off much of this loss-and
give farmers better hay at the
same time.
tests in numerous states show
for example, that hay conditioner
cuts field curing time substantially
University Tests
AT Purdue University, University
Of California and Wyoming Expert
ment Station they've shown hay in
the swath dries to Is per cent mols-
ture up to twice as fast after it S
been conditioned.
Michigan Stale University tests
show this comparison: When hay IS
field cured, Is to 20 hours Of sun
shine are needed Conditioning re-
duces this time to as little as eight
hours.
A hay crimper conditions the
stems at intervals and a crusher
conditions them their entire length
to cause them to dry at about the
same rate as the leaves This gives
farmers a chance to get their hay
IN before sun or rain losses occur
Conditioning Benefits
Besides reducing the weather
hazard and speeding hay-making
conditioning offers a number Of
other benefits including the follow
ing
Decreases the amount Of fielc
work. In most cases, field curing
can be completed without having K
ted or turn Windrows
1 Saves leaves and small stems
Since stems dry as fast as leaves
there's a minimum of shattering.
/ Prevents bleaching and loss o
| carotent. This is done by shorten
ing the time Of exposure to weather
after cutting.
] Preserves feed value. The leave
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-04

Transportation costs amount 10
about l2 per cent Of the total mar
ketina bill for food commodities,
according 70 the USDA
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WANTED

49, ~~-~ ~ ~ :
WE BUY shelled corn, oats ard bar
ley. Buckingham Farm Supply Co..
Dillwyn. Va. phone w 3-255l.
6-23-t1
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HELP WANTED

MECHANIC ~ experienced. Apply
in person. Harris-Cook Motor Com
pany, Farmville, Va 7-24-tf
FARM LABORER colored de-
pendable Good references required
General farm work and tractor OPP
orator. House. fuel and garden furn-
ished. year round lob, good wages.
Write Bayville Farms. Inc, P O.
Box 2i9l, Norfolk l. Virginia 8-i-2t
WANT TO make $1,000 or more in a
day for part or full time route work ?
Man or woman. Write FURST-M
NESS CO.. P. O. Box 37l, Baltimore.
Md y S-4-2p IT.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-04
LEGAL NOTICE

VIRGINIA.:
In the Circuit Court Of Powbst-n
county
JOHN w BELL. JR.
Complainant
VS..
CARLEASE GREEN BELL. al
Warren Street, Newark New Jcr-
Sey
Defendant
Order o. Publication
The subject Of the above styled
suit is to obtain a divorce from the
bond of matrimony from the dc
PENDANT on the grounds of deserti0n
and abandonment And it appear
ing BY affidavit filed according to
law that Carlease Green Bell the
above named defendant. is not a
resident of this state it is there
fore ordered that the said Carleasc
Green Bell do appear within ten
l0l days after due publication OF
this order at the Clerk S office Of
our said Circuit Court and do what
is necessary to protect her interest
in this suit. It is further ordered
that this order be published once
week for four successive weeks
in the Farmville Herald. news
paper of general circulation in Pow
hatan County. Virginia.
A COpy-TeSte.
w. E. MAXEY. JR., Clerk
WILLIAM R. BLANDFORD, p. O..
?owhatan, Virginia
/ A dtttl
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-04

contain about rs per cent Of the pro-
tein and calcium, so per cent Of the
total digestible nutrients and most
of the carotene Saving leaves and
small stems means more nutrients
are retained-and up to 10 per cent
more actual hay harvested.
Increases palatability. Coarse.
still stems are softened by con
ditioning. Not as much hay is re
fused by livestock. Even poor.
weedy hay is made more palatablc.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-04
SERVICES

SERVICE DEPARTMENT: II it can
be fixed. We can fix it. All work
guaranteed. The only thing cheap
about oul service is our price.
Farmers Supply Co.. phone 2,3.
Farmville, Va. l-13-tf
POWER and Lawn Mowers sharp
ened and repaired. Pick up and de-
livery service. Phone 3O2, Motley
Hardware Co.. Farmville. 4-lO-tf
SEPTIC TANK TROUBLE = Call
W. W. Dickerson. phone "a. We
pump and clean septic tanks. Our
pump is new. with agitator to as
sure YOU good job We will repair
your septic tank if necessary.
Trouble is our business. W. W.
Dlckcrson. Phone "A. 4-3-tf
AUCTIONEERING SERVICE: Call
W. W. Dickerson. licensed Auc-
tioneer for town and county. Phone
"A, Farmville. 12-l2-tf
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SHORT OF CASH,

Work mornings OF afternoons in
your own neighborhood House
wives preferred no experience nee
essary. Opening now in the Ham
llton. Madison and Randolph Ma
glsterial Districts of Cumberland
MRS. SHIRLEY HANCOCK
Seminole Drive
Madison Heights. Va.
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FOR RENT

- Living room-Din-
ing room combination. Large bed
room, kitchen. bath. Heat and water
furnished. Telephone l037M. Mrs. C.
E. Agee. 6-9-n
Furnished, attrac-
tive, rooms and bath, heat, water
included, H. L. Sears, 3O1 S. Virginia
ST.. Phone 764. 7-28-4tp
COMPLETELY FURNISHED apart
ment with air conditioner. washing
machine. vacuum cleaner. etc.
Phone 694 Couple only. 7-24-tf
>>~>>>>~>>>
LARGE second floor ares Viii rent
entire floor. or split into Offices On
third Street within block Of Main
Street r. W. Bloomfield. 5-30-tt
APARTMENT - second floor. bed
room, living room kitchen, bath,
SAC. 90 month. 3G4 Pine St. Phone 1886
or 1865. 7-10-tf
APARTMENT - 5 rooms, bath, sec
ond floor. Nancy Watkins, 312 First
Ave. Phone 247. 7-3l-4t
APARTMENT ~ five rooms and
bath, unfurnished. Heat, lights and
water furnished. all Buffalo Street.
Phone 5O7 or 1877. 7-31-4p
HOUSE - three bedrooms. oil heat.
basement Available Immediately,
Waverly Putney, Farmville. phone
483 or sos 3-4-tf
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CLASSIFIEDS
FOR SALE

SATURDAY EVENING POST. 60
weeks for $479. III weeks for $l0.17,
new. renewals. and gifts. H. v.
Lancaster. Jr., 4O8 High ST., Farm
vile. phone 1887 8-42Otp
~~~~~~~~>>~>-s- .~>----~->-~--->->~~
FISHING WORMS = famous red
wrigglers = Hybrid worms 75c box
of so. Merrill Y. Digger. West Third
Street. phone 609 between and 8
pm. 7-21-5p
STARTED PULLETS for sale: Buck
jngham Farm Supply Co.. Dillwyn.
Va. phone YU 3-255l. 6-23-tf
OR RENT = Wheel chairs. hospital
beds. crutches. canes. or sick room
needs. Gray's Drug Store. Farm
vile. SCOT
CORN = IS bbls white corn on cob.
Mrs W. L. Burcher. Howardsville.
Va. 7-31-2p
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-04
FOR SALE

SEE US for your Bee Supplies. phone
3O2. Motley Hardware Co. 5-22-t
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AMERICAN PLAN

Visitor Those arc wonderful
strawberries you have there Do
yoa use fertilizer Oh them?"
Farmer NO Just cream ana
sugar.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-04

three bedrooms. ~ miles
east Farmville. Call Farmville 264.
6-2-tf
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-04

WANTED 50 PIA.SOES: Turn your
pianos into cash Discount New
and Used Furniture Co.. phone
1893. l-l3-tf
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RII EVEN so

McGinty I've a terrible corn
on the bottom Of NY foot.
Pat That'S fine place To have
IL Nobody can step Oh il but yoa
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-04

DWELLING. 8 rooms. bath. base
ment, large lot on East Second St..
only 5000. with $3.50 down. $45 90
month. Landon Atkins, Realtor. Mu-
nicipal Bldg. Farmville. Va. Phi.
39O-M or 1888. 5-8-tf
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-04

SEE US for your Bee Supplies. phone
3O2. Motley Hardware Co. 5-22-t
HOUSE-three bedrooms. ~ miles
east Farmville. Call Farmville 264.
6-2-tf
DWELLING. 8 rooms. bath. base
ment. large lot on East Second St..
only 5000. with $3.50 down. $45 90
month. Landon Atkins, Realtor. Mu-
nicipal Bldg. Farmville. Va. Phi.
39O-M or 1888. 5-8-h
BUILDING LOTS T. w. Bloom
field. Phone 1888. Syst
ADDING MACHINES b Typewrit-
ers. Southside Business Machines.
Corner Of Main and High Streets.
Farmville. EST
READERS DIGEST, new only, II
months for $500. 6 months for $l.O0.
New and renewals. l yr $500. 2 yr.
$500, 3 yrs $500. For all your sub
scription needs. write or call H. ".
Lancaster, Jr., 408 High ST.. Farm
Vile Phone 1877. 7-I7-8p
GOODWIN HEIGHTS The first
new home has been completed 5
rooms, baths, central heating sys-
tenn. Another home Of the same type
is being completed now These new
homes will be priced from SIG. 400 to
SIG 900. Located 2 miles east of Pow
hatan Court House on Route 60.
Open for your inspection at all times.
Financing can be arranged. R. c.
Goodwin & Sons. Inc. Phone Lyric
8-4422. Powhatan, Virginia. 7-21-tf
~~~~~~~~
REDUCED PRICES on sport shirts,
trousers and beach wear Verser's.
7-28-6p
1852 DODGE pickup. clean with 600
l6 ply tires 1895 90 cash Can be
seen at Wilkerson Service Station or
call Amelia 87Fl2. 7-3l-2p
>~>>>~ >->~> ~~>>>
WASHER Frigidaire automatic
good condition. $4,000 Call Hamp-
, den Sydney AC 1896. 1927
LOT Building lot in desirable
neighborhood For particulars phone
64OJ. 1912
SINGER - Save 30T on brand
new electric portable Made by
Singer Backed by Singer. Regu-
larry $50 50. now only s4S SO. Singer
Sewing Center. Phone 9l4. 224 N
Main Street. Farmville. Virginia.
8-4-2l
LOT nm 200 X 400 feet. Cumberland
County, three miles on highway As
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-10-30
Africa At A Glance
ARK To RESCUE ANIMALS IN AFRICA GIFT FROM BRITISH

ARK TO RESCUE ANIMALS IN AFRICA GIFT FROM BRITISH
Aasbuy (APApparenty British Subjects great lovers of
animals Many of nton
fortyve super will be used to marooned wild
game Rhodesian side of Lake Karba
stranded by waters rising behind the Karba
LoUW ACCEPTS INVITATION
Accra (ANPE repeatedly Prime Minister
Kvame Nrumahs will visit here next LOuw
minister South African Exterman affairs
MBOYA OPPOSES WHITE LAND BILL
Nairobi CANP)-Naonas Mboya is opposing the
white highlands proposal would end the exclusive
Kenyas farming Mboya and other
against the land being owned on racial grounds
because the belongs to the Africans already"
TRANSLATOR GETS copy"
New York CANP)-The translator of the
of the New Testament language Akoa
was given the American Bible
socets headquarters minister lives in The CameroOns
NEW STAMPS FOR GHANA
Accra (ANP-Ne stamps issued here early this month to
which being recalled The set
Is introduced into Ghana since the
country attained Independence
BETTER RAILROADS
Accra ANP)-The railway agreed improve train
services industry increased volume
the railroad is to continue
working efficiently spokesman related The railway and Haroo
planning development to in
troduce electric locomotives in this country
STRIKERS RAISE
LeOpOldvne Belgian (ANPAfter eight day wakou
dedp and railroad agency more
participating in the Congos first legal
strike, were granted cent wage increase
LIBERIAN SENATOR BURIED
MonrOvia Liberia CANP,-Fneral conducted
for the for Grand
Bassa county recently hospital During the
Flag hafstaff all public
buildings similar position for 3oday period
The 71yar-od president of the National Bar
Pro Tempore Of the Lberian senate
MORE FIARE-UPS CONGO
Leopodve (ANP-Inteba riots have broken
Banngve the lower Congo The violence
portedy members the Bayanz and Banboma tribe
into a dispute the ownership of land
ago between the Luua and Baluba
trbesmen.
NON-wHITE TEACHERS CURED FROM LEAVING AFRICA
Elizabeth South Africa CANP-Nonwhite teachers and
university received study
denied passports for than
have stopped the
saying there short
Of teachers"
But the African teachers that there actually surplus OF
existing shortage Moreover
they pointed possibly might fear they 1.-THE
policies they
other countries
the teachers they will lose their jobs the
opportunity the futu they
publicity been given to the existing situation
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-10-30
Data M Chatter
BY DARCY DEAuLLE

HOLLYWOOD TO HARLEM Whatzis whatzis .
playing fiddle Reports from
you gigantic
English admrer first delivered
the gftver He turn repeatedly demanded
the thats how they landed Lenas
Speaking the local didn't let
Edmund Prdon his wife Bar
Linda Christian took place that famed
night spot Brcp section
this for showmanhp brOherly love hail fellowship
Young is knowing talent when he
for Daniels also boy
singer, seeing the a West club
Heete Archie Moore will sing yet in Hucie
berry Mary McCartys looking laundry
shnks Belafonte's pants
True Saying of the Week gues "NOncalance the ability
look like when have acted like a jacIass"
Is that Jeffies will in the movie King o.
Hollywood grapevine Indicate
Incidentally story the life times of tn
Haitian Emperor, Herr Chrstophe
Don't Dorothy Al Williams to the sam
Another Dorothy this time Dandoophs Dennison the hot
candidate portray Lady the film version of the "B
Holiday" Phil Waman will make this for Columbia
Sir Billy spotte
Corvar parked in of Hills (Cahf) restaurant
"Volkswagen
Hollywood glamour boy,
to tell admirng Stare" could call wedding
band smart ae he he created the beauty ho OBJ
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In the singles category, three
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-10-30
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heard your parents say that to you
and all you wished was that they
could feel the punishment. Now
you know.
How happy you feel that you
know all they ever said or did for
you was with the idea of teaching
you to become a fairly well bal
anced person. Now you appreciate
them as you go through the years
with your own children. You are
so happy for your parents, guild
ance that you tell them how much
you do appreciate all they ever did
for you.
By this time you are in your
thirties. You are buying a car and
a home and the going is a little
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-10-30

releases stand out.
The Drifters have what they
consider another unbeatable pop
hit" in Dance With Me" flip,
True Love, True Love" They
get good background assistance
for this type of offering-from an
orchestra directed by Richard Wess
Side two is accentuated by
string accompaniment and is beau
tiful The Atlantic recording
does pack appeal and should move
up on the pop chart.
Milt Buckner is also out with a
popular single, recorded for Capt.
toll It's called Mighty Low"
and is borrowed from Buckner's
recent album titled "Rockin' Ham
mond" On the flip side, the
pint-size pianist-organist plays
tribute to his friend, Count Basic,
with an offering called Counts
Basement" Both are groovy.
The third number is a timely in
PRODUCTION of Gloria Smyth to the
singles class on World Pacific
Records Titled Gee Baby
I'll Be Over" the disc is timely
because it follows on the heels of
Miss Smyth's successful appear
ances at Mr.. Kelly's" night in
Chicago and the Riviera Hotel in
Las Vegas She sang at the
Riviera with the Lionel Hampton
orch Both sides are delightful.
Next week the spotlight will be
on Eartha Kit, who is with a
new album for Kapp, titled The
Fabulous Eartha."
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rough and you have to tell your
children you cannot afford to let
them drive the car yet.
You explain that they are too
young and feel sorry for them
when they tell you they are old
enough to accept that respon-
sibility. They seem so young to
you, now.
BY the time you are in your late
forties you have stopped telling
your age. In fact you put it back
few years.
BY this time you are in your
late sixties and you are retired.
You and your wife Tor husband)
have been enjoying doing things
and going places you have wanted
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-10-30
THE WEEK IN
RECORDS
BY Albert Anderson
WIntOn Kelly Wakes Great


1t has always been said of Wynn
ton Kelly that he is an inventive
and clever musician. Not only is
he a real artist at the keyboard,
but his playing has body and flaw
or. This is true whether he is play
ing background music or beating
out a fast solo.
Wynton proves all this anew on
his latest Riverside growing, titled
Kelly Blue. Backed by such able
new stars as Nat Adderley (cor-
nett, Benny Golson (tenor), Paul
Chambers bass, Bobby Jasper
Cflute) and Jimmy Cobb (drums),
Kelly perhaps cut his best disc with
this album.
The group play six numbers; all
good. But on one in particular
Keep 1t Moving" Kelly's piano
work stands out. Here the entire
sextet plays around Wynton, who
not only set the tempo but pro-
Wdes the transition between solos
to keep EN- moving. He also plays
a mean solo on the number.
Kelly and the sextet are also
good on the title number, but the
other four offerings, Softly as in
a Morning Sunrise" Green Dol
phin Street" Willow, Weep for
Me-, and "Old Clothes are played
by trios with the musicians alter
mating with Kelly.
For real entertainment in good,
lively modern jazz, you must hear
this disc. It's solid.
Back together again, this time
on the Dot label, are Louis Prima
and Kelly Smith, the popular hus-
band-wife team. On the album,
titled Louis and Keely," Louis
plays trumpet solos and clowns,
while Keely swings delightfully."-.
They sing a dozen tunes together.
The fare includes such past favor
ties as And the Angels Sing" and
Cheek to Cheek" and a gassy
new number called Bic Mir Bist
Du Schon" A good set.
RCA is out with a new album
titled Chatter Jazz, featuring
trumpetist Rex Stewart and from.
ponist Dickie Wells that is differ.
ent and delightful . q. The two vet
eran musicians are in anything but
a serious mood, as they indulge il
a musical Funniest D.. Playing sucf
tunes as Little Sir Echo" "Gimm,
Little Kiss" and Side BY Side
the two talk back and forth t
each other on muted instruments
with the help Of background rhy
thin It's as good an imitation
of human voices on instrument
as one can hear It's rea
crazy"
In the singles category. thre
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THIS N THAT
by hazel
underwood
COO bliss YOUR BIRTHDAY

GU okeSS IOON ntRIrDAI
God bless your birthday! Let it be
A smilestone in eternity
Marking your passage onto earth,
Your private miracle Of birth.
Your birthday is devoted to
A very happy happening-you.
This is a day to turn your heart to
Your fondest dreams, a day to
start to
Make them come true, a day to
go on
Unfolding; oh, a day to grow on!
Not a stopping place, but a day
to begin
A day to chart high conquest in!
A birthday is a day to see
Yourself as a child Of eternity
On an adventure always new.
God bless your birthday God bless
Selected.
AS far back as you can remem-
Der didn't you want to be just a
little older than you were?
First you began to go to school,
before you were old enough. Then
you begged to have the long curls
combed into a braid, while you
were still too young to be a grown
up.
/ For years, you wanted to be in
your teens. Finally the teen age
came and you still were not salts
fled but how you longed to be at
least Is or 10 so you could go out
with the girls, Tor boysD.
Or, you told your parents to
please let you have the family car
before you got too old to drive it.!
And you told them you knew all
about life and that you were per-
fectly sure you could take care of
yourself under each and every
situation!
/ Also you let them know that you
knew a great deal more than they
thought you knew! All they want
ed was an opportunity to prove to
you that they were old enough to
DO AS THEY PLEASED!
Next, you were in your early
2Os. You had finished school,
found a job and by this time your
life had been moulded. Then the
great day came and you were
married.
For the first time in your life
you looked at yourself. Where was
all of the magic to growing old!
Now you were old enough to do as
you wished. But you found you
still could not do as you wished
because you loved your wife (or
husband) and all of your thoughts
were to make her (or him. as
happy as possible. So, you made q
home and took on the cares of a
mother Cor father and now for
the first time you began to ap.
preciate your parents.
You learned it really did hurt
you to punish your child. YOU
thought of the times you hat
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Chauffeur WiIIed S., 900
BY Texas Millionaire

Fort Worth, Tex. lANP) = Joe
Daniels, a chauffeur to one of the
worlds richest men now has a few
dollars to call his own. His boss,
Sid Richardson who died a few
weeks ago, wiIled him $1,000.
Richardson, a bachelor SO years
old, left 10 million dollars to nieces
and nephews. Daniels was the only
individual" outside the family to
receive a bequest. Richardson's
wealth has been estimated at over
100 million dollars.
Daniels worked for him 20 years.