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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-14
SOuthside Christian
Boys Baseball Loop

Results
Wards Chapel s. Green Bay 4
Burkeville Bapt TO- Deatonville 4
Bethel Z. Burkeville Presby 6
Highlights
In tight game at Crewe Stadium
Wards Chapel squeezed past Green
Bay 6 to 4 to stay on the heels
Of Burkeville Baptist
The Burkeville team defeated
Deatonville 10 to l as j, W Vaughan
twirled a neat four hitter and the
team executed three double plays
to stifle Deantonville's scoring at
tempts.
Bethel shaded Burkeville Presby-
terrain 7 to in overtime in a fan
thriller at Bethel
Standings
Team w L
B. Baptist 10 |
Wards Chapel 9 l
Deatonville 5
Bethel s.
Green Bay "A
Crewe Baptist 8
B. Presbyterian 2 81
Games This Week
Only two games are scheduled
Sunday with Bethel at Crewe and
Wards Chapel at B. Baptist. The
latter teams will battle for the loop
leadership in what is last game of
season for Burkeville Baptist.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-14

Games This Week
Saturday
Arvonia at Powhatan
Cumberland at Amelia
Sunday
Buckingham at Orchid
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-14
James River League

Results
Cumberland II. Aryonia 9
Amelia 49, Buckingham
Amelia 8. Powhatan make up
Powhatan-Orchld, PIP. rain
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-14

Team Batting
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-23
LIVING ROOM

2-Pc.. Living Room suite.
Sofa and Matching
Chair. Assorted Nylon
Covers. Foam Cushions.
Regular S219.95
2.Pc. Early American Liy-
ing Room Suite. Sofa
and Matching Chair.
Foam Cushions. Reg
ular $2S9.95
3-Pc. Contemporary Sec
tional. Assorted Fabrics
and colors. Plastic End
Tables Combined Reg
ular S330.95
2-Pc. Living Room Suite.
Assorted Boucle Covers
in Brown, Turquoise or
Beige. Foam Rubber
Cushions. r egul q r
S2S9.95 -
2-Pc. Living Room Suite.
- Assorted Friese Covers.
S32s.s5
3-Pc. Sectional Sofa. As
sorted Boucle Covers.
Foam Cushions. Regular
S299.05
Bookcases. LINED Oak.
Walnut or Mahogany.
Regular S29.95 1890
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BEDROOM

ape. Maple Bedroom
Suite. Dresser. Chest
and md q BED. Resuiar .
ape. Walnut Bedroom
Suite. Dresser, CHEST
s and q Bed R e suiar $
S-Pc. Grey Bedroom
Suite. Double Dresser.
Chest and Bookcase
Bed. Regular S199.95 81
ape Blue Mink Bedroom
Suite by v. Bassett.
Double Dresser. Chest
and B o o kcase Eco.
Dustproof and Center
Drawer Guides. Regular
S249.95 el
3-Pc. Cordovan Bedroom
Suite. Double Dresser,
Chest and Bookcase
Bed. Resular S299.95 81
3-Pe. cherry Bedroom
Suite, Double Dresser.
Chest and Bookcase
Bed. Regular S329.95 "
3-Pe. Blonde Mahogany
Bedroom Suite. Plastic
Top Triple Dresser.
chest and Bookcase
Bed. Regular S29o.95- II
3-F CLosE-oUT OF ALL
SUMMER FURNITURE
UP TO 500 OFF
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F Js rs, , TRs% .S.1Iy I lis RSis
wood Woo; al iin., 1 round tSL, Farm, Z
straiaht chairs. china. Was $h9b,
sell $50. custom.made bedrm
drap.. spread, were S126. sell SIS.
2 yrs. old. excel, cond. HA. y
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HI-FI, wilkins 10. tape deck. $40;
amp. s2Si BAH taps rec oil. g.
HI-FI eTRREo-1DbD orundig Ma
spssEsr sssten. AN and yM and
over balance after small down
RsNsoTwspNI.a isi2S HsSf; CENTER
1909 oc9d Hope n "a. 81.
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sofa, $40; ANTIQUE Empire ward
for storage. $40: ANTIQUE IRON
coatraek. ia. a-2477.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-23

MOVIE EUUEPMENT-Lar glass
beaded screen with tripod: de luxe
Albert camera tripod: Gearmastel
Pan Head: Weston univ. light
meter: Craig de luxe 10 mn
splieer. All line new. Cost $500,
sacrifice SS6. Not sold separately.
IA. A-aaIA -
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FURN.-Modern; sofa. chairs, pic
lures, lamps, card table set. OIL
2-5474, after q Am.
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II-FL webeor Holiday portabl
b-ffl4, Apt. SD West. =
HI-FI Trade-Ins
FULLY GUARANTEED

AT DOWNTOWN STORE, 500 1itl
amp; was $3.50 now Si3e; Frs'
$40; 0E Aldo was SbO nov nov
$50; Electroyoiee sPi2B, SIS
Thorens turntahle, SAP; Jehser
spkr., l2.in,. $i3; Heathkit 20-w
amp. and pre-amp., $50: FisheI
s0gc;., pf,s ,n.n 900 $50; .Ark ~
90, 81, S22 and s23; wilkins
spkI.. So; lain. coax. $40,
see Pilot pre-amp. with meters
$50: oarrard Rc-sS Pickering
AT SILVER SPRING STORE, 1875
Fidler Lane. ~. $1,000 black o.
9eers): bogen 6tereo amp. AZ
IMAM tuner, a. ssS: Hea tfHIt
amp; a SEQ ss. Fisher 2S-w. amp
AZ r Bs eTi sSol STORE, 1850 wis
eonstn Ave. OIL. 10000: oarrars
re SSLPickering stereo cart. S55
Pilot tuner. $25. Sherwood s,
5000 B I'm tuner. perfect. SIS
Eric AMIFM tuner, Sb5; REX,
Qsskur turntable EsL arm-cart.
EMco WHOLESALERS. INC.
(6uhurban Stores Open Ewes. Mon.
Thurs, rri.)
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CHAIRS

Smart M o dern Sofa
Lounge With Bolsters.
Beautiful Decorator
Charcoal Cover. Foam
Cushions. r e gul lar
$4,000 -----.- -
Contemporary High Back
C air. Upholstered
Arms. Foam Rubber
Cushion. Beige or Char
coal Boucle Covered.
Regular S99.95
Lounge Chair - Modern.
Tweed Eject Covers.
Regular S69.95
Contemporary Loung
air in Beautiful
Boucle Covers. Regular
S79.95
Club Chairs. Heavy REIN
forced Plastic with
Foam Cushions. Reg
ular S109.95
Modern Swivel Chairs.
Gle Covered in
Brown. Red or Black.
Regular $39.95
Swedish Modern Occa-
sional Chairs. Smart
Plastic Covers. Walnut
or Lined oak Arms.
ReRular 500 Oh
Plastic and Fabric Re-
elmer Chair Complete
With Vibrator. Large
Size. Regular S69.e5 =
Swivel Rocker-Man Size
Plastic and Boucle
Covered. r lar
S79.95 -------
Swivel cker. Open
- Spoked Arm. 8 m art
Plastic Covers. Regular
$50 .95
Modern 10 unge Chair.
Foam Rubber Cushions.
Beige or Black. Regular
S79.95
Large Club Chair. Plastic
with Nail-head Trim on
Arms. Black or Brown.
Regular S99.95
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PIANO SALE
XII. 9-185O

XII. 9-185O
PIANO l. ORGAN FOUNDATION
2109 MT. Vernon ave. Alexandria
PIANOs--To assist in the enlarge.
ment OF our store. our entire stock
OF brand name spinets, consoles
and grands has been reduced dras.
tically for quick clearance. Spe.
cial low terms. KITS, Washing.
tons LARGEST Music Store, 1880
q st. NV RE. 7-Ro1C
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LUMBER
OPEN SAT- SUN.

Flush doors (2nd), 1913 up: 4xs
ss-in. sheetrock, S1.64s knotty-
pine panelins. .l0c; v-groove ma
hogany plywood. s6.70 sheet. Free
delivery.
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ROYAL FURNITURE &C
III 9TH 81. NV.

FURN.-Finest quality s-piece solid
mahog. 18th century din. rm., OBJ
long pedestal table, serpentine
front buffet. 4 side and 2 arm
chairs, mahog. 18th century ere
denEa. EN-. 3-s4O2. appt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-23

PIANOS-Used. upriehts, sos up,
Also used spinets. apt. uprights
and grands. as low as S2s5t Many
fine makes. Terms. Estab. 1901.
open every evening and Sundays.
SCHAFFER'S PIANO SHOP, sos
boniiant ST., Silver Spring. JU
9-3039.
PIANOS. used uprights; sos, S1lC
and S125. Phone ST. $4,000
PIANO MART. 1918 9TH st. NV
PIANOS-Used small m 0 lei Z
grands, $195, S225 and S245; ST
$4,000. PIANO MART. 1918 7tt
81. NV.
PIANOS. new, full keyboard spinets
In black or blond finish; S46e
with matching bench. Visit oul
store and save. Over 100 pianos
to choose from. ST. $4,000
PIANO MART, 1915 9TH st. NV
PIANOS-Rent ct JoRDAN's low
rates. New and used spinets, con.
soles. grands and uprights from
So monthly up with option to buy
Hauling extra. JORDAN'S. FOUR
STORES: Corner 18th and @ SITS.
NV. .(phone ST -3-9400): 5169
Lee highway, Arlington (phone
KE. S-5060); 1882 Georgia ave,
Silver Spring (phone JU. 5-11O5):
l04 William street, Fredericks-
burg (phone Essex 3-7472). Full
selection at ali stores. Silver
Spring and Arlington stores open
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PIANOS -
CcdCl

F1ANOO ----------S4S
Recond. and guar. 1925 p st. NV.
10 a.rn.-S pm, daily, Sun, DU
7.9299 or RE. 7-2196.
PIANOS-For slightly used consoles
JoRDANs. Choice Of such makes
as Mason g. Hamlin, Lester Betsy
Ross, Baldwin, Estey, Gulbransen
Kimball. Wurlitzer, Steinway
Winter, Bradbury and others. Easy
Terms. JORDANS, corner 18th
and @ SITS. NV.
PIANOS-JORDAN'S branch stores
nave q complete selection Of pi-
amos and organs for sale and rent
including some values in slightly
used instruments. Plenty Of park:
s sors sHac sye at s iSsh s ssSTs s sS
Lee hiehway,S Arlington; 1O4 Will
liam street. Fredericksburg, Va.
Silver Spring and Arlington stores
open evenings.
PIANOS-Steinway concert grand.
Looks like new. Ebony. Only
1926. Priced for quick sale.
Many other bargains. Rent new
piano, only IS mo. with option
to purchase. KEENEY'S PIANO g.
ORGAN CENTERS, .161 West st.,
Annapolis, Colonial 3-2629; 8
Fifth ave. s.w., Glen Burnie, so.
6-3740: 800 High ST.. Chester
town, phone 413. Waldorf, phone
Midway 5-5237. There is O
Keeney's Store near you.
PIANOs-Wide selection Of recon-
ditioned uprights. smartly styled
IN a new durable finish. especially
suited for recreation rms Pianos
fully guaranteed and fine values
for beginning students: S195 up,
including local delivery. CAMP
BELL MUSIC Co. 1108 @ st.
NV. DI. 7-S464.
tubing, file cabinet, electric range.
well pump, Sta-Dry fiber soil
gi 11R1sss alvani'ed screen wire. wa
POCKET AND BILLIARD TABLES,
supplies, poker tables and games;
tennis tables, aces. CONN Bill
LARD d BOWLING SUPPLY CO.,
$40 9th st. NV, DI. 7-4S57.
FOOL TABLE, regulation size, fully
equipped. $500. Call CE. 6-s625
after 5 pm.
POOL TABLE, q real bargain. RA.
3.2611.
PORTABLE GARBAGE DIsPOSALS.
have three left: no plumbing, no
INSTALLATION; guaranteed for life:
selling cheap; good Tor people who
are rentins also taks With yoT
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L9yE. SEAT .o: sns sE.,. ta. y. Ss.s
pieces; not cheapL co. b-e023.
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FURN.-Mersman cofIee table, yIU;
crib crib ss; b ssSS Tsnds ssrr Rlss.
ssi ySmIthS, tSSoay' Win suara rall'
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FURN.--Iiighchair, So: OF Iron
IS; studio couch. S40:. RcA IL
In, TV, console. new tube. 500
1904 Garland ave, Takoma Park.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SAIL

FURN.-sofa. early American style
rubber cushions, wing back. cost
Si0e. will sell for $500, chair
TO match. cost siie. will sell for
s4e,eb, perfect condition, XII. O.
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DINING ROOM
AND DINETTES

9-Pc. Mahogany Dining
Room Suite. Table.
China, Buffet. / Arm
Regular S159.95 S299
7-Pc. Charcoal Dining
F FSS% s chins. asrTffes
and 4 Sturdy Chairs.
Resuiar S459.95 S299
7-Pc. Grey Dining Room
Suite; Suite. Table, China,
Rssu ili 's42s's5 a' $3.50
e-Pc. Lined Oak Dining
Room Suite. Marproof
and Heatproof Plastic
Tops. Table. China,
Buffet and 6 Chairs.
Regular S499.95 -. S319
7-Pc. Danish Walnut Din
ing Room Suite. Round
Table. China, Buffet
$4Ss .s5 oi.ile. '''u'A $500
7-Pc. cordovan Dining
Room Suite. Large 72"
Table. Chi n a, Buffet
ss11ddo 4 &. Chairs. Resular soos
ape. woodtone pinette
Set. Drop-leaf Table
and 2 Plastic Covered
Chairs. Regular $39.95 $2S
5-Pc. Charcoal Plastic-Top
Dinette Set. 4S-Inch
Table and Matching
Chairs. Regular S79.95 :. $40
7-Pc. Red Plastic Top
pinette. Large 6O-1nch
Table and Q Beautiful
Matching Chairs. Reg
ular S109.95 - S79
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FURN.-Mahogany drop leaf.
cordovan mahogany lamp tables
Call Sun. morn. and eve, ~. y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-23

ORGANS = Before you buy an7
Chord at only $685.. in mahoea .nsl
Also many other ORGANS inciudins
the fun Wurlitzer and Gurbran.
sen transistor lines. Used Ham.
mond, Baldwin and wurlitzer or.
sans a. low prices. JORDAN's
n Arlinston ct $3.50 Lee highway
"a silver Spring at 1882 Georgis
avenue avenue. suburban stores open eve,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-23

FURN.-Complete department Of
beaut. furn. Bedrm., liv. rm.. d.
nette, tables, lamps, carpeting
and all accessories: used "a days.
Ny customer out of area.
Original cost, $o74:. will sacrifice.
take over small bal. due ct low
weekly sayments for any part or
SSSS psTssv F oi Lps , eyer S.saIs
OF S-i74S
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SEWING !SII s,.s M,A,cHTN Ne. Singer, port
excel, eond. cost s siIs; S viii sscr I
nee, S45: MA. S-3771, Ext. 1os
All DAY Sun" or after 1920 pm
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HOUSEHOLD PURNITl

ICE MACHINES (2l, 15O-Ib, capac.
ity. Frigidaires. good working con-
dition; Reason for selling: Re-
modelling. need space. Priced new
$1,000 each. will sell for $3.50
each Or best cfter; Can Be seen
Qallatin st.. Hyattsvilie. Nd. WA
7-l2l2
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TO0Ls-skill saw, 30-in. saw inter
At and misc. tools. HE. 4-8439.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-23

RADIO; johnson Ranger. $40
sss Wins IN1 Aays saS McA ss As z,
Us for COLLINS. EMCo WHOLE.
sALERS. INC, 1928 Fidier ian,
back Of Sears In silver Spring.
~. 6-1S00. Open ewes, Non.
Thurs, Fri. Ali dav Sal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-23

' covers. tSisa. lamps np Yrs : YSs.
din. rm,. s7s; ruEs, reg Turn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-23

TRANSFORMERS, Sofa, constant
voltage. Output 100 v. at cit
O.; $50. New Alliance tenna rotor;
| $50. EN-. 3-S402.
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FURN.-custom-made pieces at
fraction Of cost: oval din. rm.
leather. mirrored buffet and server
orig. cost $4,000 for $4,000; 2
mSgnincient crystal chandeliers;
price 5000 for $500: Scott mahog
phono-radio comb. orig. cost ST.
900 for $3.50; matching lamps
antique bases, S75-S1Q0 and $3.50
Ps ,a. handsome .r,T.. i :ndi5Sns a,s ssd
W0. $3.50.
FURN.-7-pc. LIv. RIM. Sofa bed,
matching chair, end tables,
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saw, Craftsman 8 in, fitting
table. excel. cond;. castored stand
dados, extra blades, extra motor,
new. Sill. CT. 6-5606 after / pm
SAW BENCH-1s h.p., Dado, Join.
er; skilsaw belt sander, few misc
hand tools, WA. 7-04s9. :
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FURN.-3 rms. complete. / VI. old
Plus deep-freeze, antique Estey
organ, conv. sofa, maple desl
combination and other items. Cal
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condition: Sll0. WE. 5-6550.
TILE-New Kentile asphalt. Cork
tone a. Ballard. 1 Ace 9xg, So
PC, carton, IS ca; costs $3.50.
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TUNNEL equip. g KOeppel dump
track. / Clyde hoist wL4-cyl. L.
Roi gas engines. 10. 4-7455.
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FURNISHED sewing machine
portable table. excel. cond. Can
The Sidney herald., 1959-10-07

RA0lhA hA AsANNs
Political polls and the experts generally indicate that Democrats
have a better than even chance of capturing the White House IN
next years elections. Some Democrats are a bit concerned that
blunders on the part Of too Jealous party workers could upset the
apple cart
Democratic leaders on Capitol Hill are seriously considering TAX
ing an advance look at future pronouncements by the Digest.
. JUVENILE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES time appears to have
become delinquency time in many parts Of the United States par
ticularly some of the larger cities. Washington, for instance, has
suffered q wave Of serious attacks and thefts in recent weeks.
The public blames it on lax police methods. However, the cops
seem to have the real answer. They claim they are understaned to
handle the thousands of youths who are free from the disciplnes
of school, are unemployed and have insufficient organized recrea-
tonal activities to occupy themselves.
The cops say two things will bring the juvenile delinquency rate
down-more policemen on the beats, and the reopening OF school.
= STOCK MARKET-The sharp rise in stock prices over the asst
few years has brought many inexperienced investors int the neio'
and is giving the federal government a new kind OF headache.
AS interest in the market has expanded, Inscriptions operators
have become extra active in their efforts to fleece the gullble pubic
The Securities and Exchange commission, charged
with maintaining truth in claims of securities Amateur
sold to the public, has been more active than at any .......
time since its organization in the mid-1930s.
Their activities are holding down but certainly A heodoehe
not eliminating stock and bond swindlers.
There is no way of keeping a fool from being parted from ms
money. The New York Stock Exchange is conducting IN intensive
education program for new investors.
However. one old saying is still the best advice for the general
public: Investigate before you invest"
The Sidney herald., 1959-10-07
{a2PAREnT PROHIBITS
Instill Right Feeling
In Child For Teacher

firm and strengthen it.
However, there may come a
time when the child in the
third, fourth or higher grades
may drop ar unfavorable re-
mark about a teacher or may
casually report something about
school to cause you to feel
critical of her. Unless you are
on guard, and very discreet,
you may express criticism then
and there and thus encourage
the child to go on simplifying,
even mildly exaggerating.
AS a result, you could cause
the child to be permanently an
tagonistic to this teacher and
later ones
Postpone Judgment
At such times, allow the child
to report matters as he sees
them, so long as he is not
abusive. but pass no judgment
then. If you should consider
the matter sufficiently serious,
you might well wait a few days
and pray for poise and reason
in the meanwhile and then go,
as a highly cultivated person.,
to talk the matter over at the
school.
Thereafter, please lose no OPP
portunity to refer to the traits
and ways of this teacher that
you like, hoping to rebuild in
your child a growing faith in
his teacher and mounting esteem
for her.
my bulletin Parents Can
Help Child Succeed at School"
may be had by sending a self
addressed, u. S. stamped enve-
lope to me in care of this news
paper.)
Answering Parents Questions
Q. Our daughter is vexed
when I make her sound out
the words she stumbles over az
she reads.
A. Better to say the word for
her and go back later for sound
ing it out.
= Syndicate. Ne.
The Sidney herald., 1959-10-07

--NOtes--
A. f. GETS TOP ROLE

The Defense Department has re-
organized its space program again.
The Advanced Research Projects
Agency lost most of its projects
o the military services, from which
it had taken them last year.
The Pentagon made clear that
the Air Force was the nations
military space service, and gave
it most of the projects.
The Sidney herald., 1959-10-07
BY GARRY CLEVELAND MYERS, Ph.D.

YOU HOPE the teacher OF
your child will treat and talk
about and think about this
child as a real and precious
person. You also want to treat
and talk about and think about
this teacher in like manner.
Beginning in the kindergarten
or first grade, you want to
know the name of your child's
teacher. Fine if you had known
her name and met her before
school began.
Inforr,s Pupils
Wisely the teacher in the
early grades usually writes her
name on the board and says it
for her pupils. She writes it as
Miss Foster" for instance, the
way she wishes her children to
address her.
When your child comes home
he refers to this teacher as
Miss Foster. From then on
through the school year you
parents often hear of Miss Eos
ter. Hers becomes a familiar
name to all the family, rela-
tiyes and neighbors.
Big Place
Miss Foster and other teach
ers who follow her in later
years may have a big place in
your child's affection and es-
TEEN. In spite of anything you
say or do, this may be so.
To many a little child in
kindergarten or the primary
grades, the teacher is always
right in what she says or does.
Don't be shocked or hurt on
hearing this child, following
some utterance of yours, say:
ooh, no! Miss Foster said 49,"
AS a rule you will be very
wise if you reply: IF she said
it, it's So" lcu will be happy
ever the faith your child has in
his teacher. You would not wish
to lessen or destroy this faith.
Ins.ea.,, you will strive to con-
o 1889 K-sg Featui
The Sidney herald., 1959-10-07
SCORED

The Joint Congressional Com
mittee on Atomic Energy has sug-
gested that responsibility for de-
veloping a nuclear-powered air.
plane be taken from the Defense
Department and placed with the
Atomic Energy Commission.
The reorganization suggestion
was contained in a report issued
by the committee ~criticzing in
general the administration of the
prolonged, costly and unsuccess-
full project to develop and build a
nuclear airplane.
The Sidney herald., 1959-10-07
pInKsEN

President Eisenhower expects to
ask an election : year Congress to
balance the budget, halt indirect
financing, lift bond : interest cell
ings, and overhaul the tax laws.
Outlining this course, Senate Re-
publican leader Dirksen Ull.) made
it clear that he expects Eisenhower
to bear down again in 1860 against
what the Administration calls I'M
necessary spending. Dirksen sum-
married his views for publication
in the Congressional Record.
The Sidney herald., 1959-10-07
INTEREST RATE INCREASED

President Eisenhower has sign
ed a bill permitting higher interest
payments on Government savings
bonds. simultaneously he approved
Treasury plans to raise the rate
by IL percent.
The limited authority to incre-
ase the return of the "E" and III"
issues was as far as Congress
would go toward meeting Eisen-
hower's insistent request for COM
plete removal of the ceiling -
now Ala percent - on all long
term Government issues.
The Sidney herald., 1959-10-07

how The publication WOULD treat VICE ffesIuc1I1
Richard Nixon's trip to Russia.
The Digest termed Nixon's Soviet trip a "calcu-
lated publicity coup" designed to take the play
away from New York's Gov. Nelson A. Rookie
Teller at the Puerto Rico governors conference
These two men are undoubtedly running as
hard as they can for the o presidential NOM
ination next year. It is well known that Rookie
Teller hoped the governors conference would be
an opportunity for him to display his political
wares to some Of the nations top Republican
leaders.
However, In the opinion Of many leaders OF
both parties, it was too extreme to put q COM
pletely political light on Nixon's sensational &C.
The Sidney herald., 1959-10-07
A. F. CONTRACT cENCELED

The Air Force has abandoned
development of the F-108 fighter
interceptor.
The Cancellation of the contract
with North American Aviation,
Inc, of Los Angeles, was an econ
omy move, the Air Force said.
About $3.50, 1000, 900 has gone into
the program.
The Sidney herald., 1959-10-07
FAN u ON TRIPS

Members of the House of Rep
resentatives have started tanning
out on their annual inspection
trips at home and abroad. Eleven
committees have already sent, or
planned to send, Representatives
overseas to check on the interests
of the United States. Other Rep
resentatives go abroad each year
for such things as interparliamen-
tary conferences and international
atomic energy meetings, or as in
dividuals. Some r guests of
foreign Governments.
The Sidney herald., 1959-10-07
Odd Fact

The Garden State Parkway
Stork Club In New Jersey has
fourteen members - eight girls
and six boys who were born in
cars speeding along the high
way.