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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-09
Whot Others Say
The HopewelI va News. Excerpts
Prince Edward People True Virginians

NAACP is intermarriage,
The people Of Prince Edward
County. white and colored alike, de-
serve our sympathy. BY abandoning
every principle Of Constitutional law
and precedent the wicked and
shameless act Of the Warren Court
brought this tragedy about. The
NAACP won its senseless lawsuit
and the colored pupils have lost
their schools It il q tragedy for
everyone
But, We must stand firm. We
must stand behind the White people
81 Prince Edward County We must
be prepared to follow their lead if
need be This is a fight for principle.
for the Constitution, for personal
liberty and the right of the people
Of each State TO order their own
lives Il viii be long fight, but it
mus be won. The good people Of
Prince Edward County are showing
NE way to every true Virginian.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-09
News Courier Exeerpts-chorIeston, S c.
School Closing Decision In Virginia
Result OF Circuit Court Order

Prince Edward County Va. one
OF the principals in the Supreme
Courts segregation decision of 1854
served notice this week that it Will
abandon public education next fall
At the outset. we want to say that
the public officials Of Prince Edward
County have made a decision from
which there was no escape, SINH
larly situated Southern communities
may have to make the same de
cision in the months and year !
ahead.
T thus all Southerners should
clearly understand what has hap
pened in Prince Edward County and
what caused public officials to make
their decision
The NAACP is not Interested III
the quality Of education in Prince
Edward. Schools for Negroes in that
county are excellent. The NAACP is
only interested in forcing massive
Indignation on white and Negro chill
dren
For several years. Prince Ed
ward was able to defend itself in
the federal courts against final in
tegration orders u S District
Judge Sterling Hutchinson of Vir-
GINA, recognizing the realities.
ruled Prince Edward need take no
action until 1865.
Then, few weeks ago, the Fourth
Circuit Court of Appeals struck
down Judge Hutchinson's sensible
ruling and ordered Indignation tc
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-09
From Washington. D. G. Post
Tragedy In.
Prince Edward

The fact that the abandonment Of
public schools in Prince Edward
County was expected does not
diminish the tragedy in Southslde
Virginia. Substitute private ar
engagements. however we'll or
gained, are seldom as good II is
heartrendlng to see a century Of
work with public education cast
aside. for whatever reason. T h a t
this should be done out of opposi-
ton to the supreme law Of the land
is doubly pathetic.
There is little question that the
Prince Edward Board of Super
visors has the right to withhold all
tax levles for educational purposes
and to elect not to participate in
the state system Of tuition grants
Ostensibly what this does i TO shut
out the 2200 Negro students who
have been attending public schools.
lnasmuch as private arrangements
have been made for the 1900 white
pupils. But the county cannot divest
itself Of responsibility entirely. I'm
der Virginia law Negro students will
be able to apply to the state for
tuition grants, and these will be de-
Quoted from state liquor revenue
payments to Prince Edward
County.
This newspaper has thought from
the beginning that an early test of
school desegregation in Prince Ed
ward County was a mistake. Logi-
cally the process ought to proceed
first in the areas where the prob
lens are the smallest Nv although
once the Prince Edward suit was
filed the Court of Appeals may have
had no alternative because of the
outright defiance which resisted
even gesture Of gradual planning
Economic pressures, and SOLDERING
recognition Of what it means for an
area to be without public schools,
may eventually stimulate change
IN Prince Edward County. But
what is needed most in this situa-
ton Is a change in mems minds.
and there is no easy way to bring
that about.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-09
Northern virsnio Doiy-Strosbure Va.
Prince Edward Closes School Doors

The doors Of the public schools in
Prince Edward County were closed
forever this week. as a direct re
suit of the Infamous Supreme Court
decision Of May 1854 Plans are
under way to establish and operate
private schools for the white chill
dren. but so far the colored people
of the county have not announced
plans for the education of the
county's / .646 Negro students There
were 1904 white students in Prince
Edward County the past term.
Since Prince Edward Count
people have proven themselves
united and resolute in their intention
to meet the present crisis, there is
no doubt in our mind but that they
will be capable of providing excel
lent white schools for their children
No doubt there will be weeping
and wailing at the prospect Of no
schools for the Negro pupils, but
everyone had ample warning that
an migration order would create
such a situation Even the rabid
integrationist newspapers were
abashed when the Fourth District
Federal Court struck down the wait
ing period granted Prince Edward
we regret exceedingly that Prince
Edward and all other effected
counties, have been subjected to the
illegal tyranny of the Supreme
Court and the unconstitutional use
of power of the Federal govern
ment. We extend our sympathy and
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-09

begin this September. By affixing
their signatures TO a court order, the
judges have shown their willingness
to push a social revolution regard
less of the human cost.
Fortunately. the white people Of
Prince Edward long have planned
for this day. They have established
the Prince Edward Educational
Corporation and intend to operate
schools for white children. tn e y
plan to maintain such schools with
out outside aid, even without tuition
grants from the State Of Virginia
What plans are being made for the
Negro children. deprived of an edjl-
cation BY the NAACP and the Cir
cult Court, We cannot say. We
doubt that the NAACP viii spend
any Of It's money for purposes Of
education rather than agitation.
Southerners should bear in mind
that Prince Edward has been forced
to the wall in this matter. 1t had
the choice Of replacing public
schools with private schools or ac-
cepting total, massive Indignation
The latter choice is unthinkable fol
white Southerners whose lives and
whose parents and grandparents
lives have been devoted to raising
standards and opportunities. Unless
the white population Of Prince Ed
ward were to pull up stakes anc
move away it had to close schools
that no longer can be operated as
the people Of The county desire.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-09
Farewell To Schools
washington, D. c.

The stage seems set in Virginia S
Prince Edward County for a de-
clsive test Of desegregation in a
community whose people will not
accept integrated schools.
This is anything but a happy de-
velopment But it does not come as
surprise, for the people of Prince
Edward have made it plain from
the beginning that they would
abandon their public schools before
they would integrate them. 1t was
this fact Of community resistance,
more than anything else. which
persuaded Federal Judge Hutchinson
that the desegregation issue should
not be forced at this time. He was
overruled by the Fourth Circuit
Court. however. which decreed that
desegregation must begin in Sep
TENDER.
The response of the county's six
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-09

Edward School Foundation AT the present
time money talks louder than anything else.
May we warn again : around Prince Ed
ward County will swirl many whirlpools of
opinion in the days ahead. Action of the
Board Of Supervisors poses many questions,
which in time to come will have to be de-
cded. The people Of Prince Edward have
one major objective namely to establish
and operate private schools beginning in
September. 1859. That will be a big job =
lei us address ourselves to reaching this OBJ
iectiye and not be diverted by those opn-
ions, those snears. those legal entangle-
naents. those verbal attacks. which surely
max come for those who would submit to
lacially integrated schools a. an expedient
from those who have misled our Negro cit
liens for ten wears. from those who would
submit to the changing of our constitutional
Republic by judicial fiat and amend our
constitution Illegally
II there Ne Negro citizens and leaders
WHO are interested in saving our constitu-
tional Republic and desire an education for
their children, the hand Of hepfulness and
good viii should be extended to that end
The Situation is not Of our making. As
free people we stand in defense Of our con-
Fcticn~ and the sovereign rights reserved
to Virginia under the Constitution.
The people If Prince Edward charted
then course OH June Z. 1888. From It they
haze not veered The test is at hand
Prince Edward Stand Steady,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-09

means their future. This is the fin
est bunch ever to emerge. Edu-
cation has a greater meaning now
than ever before. 1t takes a lot
Of denial to get it, but once gotten
its there for keeps. The Diploma
is your certificate Of possession.
A new set UP in AFL and Go
Unions SAYS Meany may declare
war on the politicians .. boy
that's good one.
Macmillan denies the firing of
Foreign Secretary Lloyd funny
how these fellers get into wrong
channels sometimes.
There amt nothin deader than
Cumberland politics.
Thanks for reading.
Yours,
j. Marvin Brown
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-09
Prince Edward Stand Steady

THE time has come when the people of
Prince Edward County must say With
their dollars what they have so often said
for the past five years Below we quote the
editorials from a number Of widely seat
tered newspapers commenting on the ac-
tlOn of the Board of Supervisors in with
holding funds from the public schools Each
editor expresses regret that the action by
the Board had to be taken. regret which
is shared by each member of the Board and
we would guess 80 per cent Of the people
of the County.
The editors quoted generally agree that
there is nothing left for the Board to 10 -
unless it be to ntegrate the Schools which
the people Will not support There is moth
ing new in this for the people have spoken
several times in no unmistakable terms
The blame for the closing of Prince Ed
wards schools is placed directly where it
should be on the ADMINISTRATIONS" decision
Of the T. s. Supreme Court and the ambi-
tious NAACP
It is reassuring that editors. north and
south. large cities and small cities. are
grasping the situations in Prince Edward
Notiits WIKI - Hot ull itltHt ~ vlN lllt Slt-
uatlon throughout the South. The eXper-
fence of Washington, d. c. the "showpace"
Of racialy integrated schools should lie a
warning to all people Of all races
IN the days ahead. LET The people IF
Prince Edward draw on the reservoir If
funds not to be levied this coming year for
public schools. and other available personal
funds to make contributions to the Prince
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-09

best wishes to the people Of Prince
Edward who are struggling with this
problem
The Prince Edward case will
furnish the nation with the first
big test of what happens when race
mixing is ordered in a county where
the Negro population outnumbers
the white. The results in Prince Ed
ward viii also furnish the other
counties Of Virginia some interest
ing example in how to meet the
challenge of forced race mixing in
the schools.
Although any Single county is at
a great disadvantage in Tending off
the attacks Of the Supreme Court.
Prince Edward people have been
prudent in making plans. In this re-
spect Prince Edward il better pre-
pared than most counties III Viz
ginia.
One Of the notable factors in the
Prince Edward situation is the
thoroughness with which t h e
planning has been carried out. The
white teachers of the county will be
offered the opportunity to teach in
the private schools, and plans are
being make all along the line for
excellent permanent private schools
which will not be vulnerable to
Supreme Court orders. It is re-
grettable fact that some 70 Negro
teachers will be out Of work. I'M
less the colored population of the
county organizes to provide some
schooling for their children.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-09
Double Check

Happiness is about in spots these
days nobody appears to be in
orbit. The country and even I h G
world has emerged from the satel-
lite hobby int the missile cpl
demic Missiles are destructive OBJ
tects to be used in case. rs some
thing We don't know much about
but those what know even less than
We do are afraid Of. Plight now they
are being used to prevent war. when
war does come they will be used
in operation.
Hardly any where On this earth
are things just right. There may
be peace but nobody complains of
hearing the purring of the Dove in
FLIGHT any thing could happen
and quick
Just released a flock of Jun
Graduates riding a Diploma in all
walks Of LITE. Give EN- Jobs before
they get discouraged 1t really
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-09
HUSH MONEY.

Casper Wyo. Barber Chuck
c aney was surprised when a
stranger gave him quarter tip
when he sat down in the barber
chair.
Its hush money. he explained,
Chuck cut his hair without CONVEX
sation.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-09
Wipe that smile off. CHS,
you're disqualified!H'


Ihe Well-knoWn Columbia Broad
casting System Isn't entitled to the
smile with which il devoted q good
part Of its Tuesday evening news
cast to the Miami segregationistN
who wanted the Florida legislature
to pass law Or something against
another children 5 book The Three
Little PIGS" because black pig
comes Pat best lite legislature ana
most " the people III Florida deem
"a the Miami protest inconseqHan-
tlal ana absurd CBS animated th-S
briefly Al the fmish but only after
having created national Anprf
sion that here was moa NJ tha
same Southern bieotry and Hitter
acy that gave The Rabbits we'd
ding" a pclnt never h.tefded ans
aa ADVERTISING nct deserved.
TAe "Ihfee Little Pl4~ -ncideAi
rs ~oMeihin4 tq sMlle 4t 'lle pTji
CHS iaAit entlled " an tfe SH7lllAs
N0t 9o lgA4 HA Nv III Mllli14 to
mi5rtpre 4 whole re-9n ab2at
It.
And no' 50 Tong as y maaases .t9
direction Stephen Fes'ef 9Aes ale
censored With -uca a5sHd s5gs n
tal+oAr as AHo,hal~ i3f dsfAi6
/ tf3 NIlMlnRE EITnr tllA fel-D ~
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-09
AI.LIGA1ORS GET BREAK

Austin, Texas Huntsman spare
that alligator
Gov Price Daniel has signed a
bill passed BY the Legislature max
ing it Illegal to trap or Kill the
leathery beasts in Jefferson county
on the CUT coast The legislature
acted after members said alligators
needed protection
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-16
La Opinion de Nuestros Lectores

ahora para que la Libertad y la Justicia sean
palabras con sentido contenido en- ell mundo
moderno.
Yo he visto en- Cuba, en- estos dias, la for.
ma correcta y serena con que Sc ha tratado
a repugnantes condolences y criminales de
guerra, ofreciendoles a los mismos las mayo
res garantias. Yo he sido testigo del trato
caballeroso y noble que Sc lie ha dado a Sc.
res abyectos que trataban por medic del te-
rror y ell crimen de prolongar la vida ag6nica
de un regimen immoral y corrompido desde
sus cimientos. Y contemplated ell nuevo es,
tito de estos campeones de la Democracia me
siento %optimista del destino historico de Cuba
y confio plenamente en- que la Justicia, sin
mixtificaciones Sc impondra por eneima de
revanchismos y venganzas.
Cuba, como una Hungria liberada, emer.
ge vlctoriosa y marcia con paso firme hacia la
Democracia y NADIA debe impedir para elem.
plo de las generaciones futuras- que Sc con-
suma dentro del marco de la legalidad v Ell
orden la Imprescindible Justicia Revolu-
%cionaria.
Soy de I'd. con la mas alta consideration,
Francisco Condo
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-16
(Continuaci6n de Ia Pagina y

go calvario por su aeendrado amor a Ia De-
mocracia,y a la Libertad. iCuanto alivio hui
bieran producido entonces unas palabras de
condena a la barbarie de Batista y sus secua-
ces! Sin embargo Cuba estaba cast sofa en- su
agonia ofreciendo ell pecho cast infantil de
sus heroes a las balas de estos nuevos emulos
de Himmler o de Beria.
La revolution Guiana no cumplira SUI co.
metido 81 no Sc comienza apIicando una elem.
plar j~usticia y 81 los grandes responsables no
pagan con sus vidas miserables ell dano que
han hecho a una generation. Esto 10 deben
sprobar los que c%ontemplan con naturalidad
como bajo la Democracia norteamericana los
que arrebatan una vida tienen que dar en- cam
bio la suya propia. (Aun recordamos ell case
reciente de un negro, decapitado por haber
violado Ell domicilio de una anciana y robado
POGO mas de I'm dolar).
Estas Asociaciones mas o menos bien in
tencionadas deben haber aprendido la gran
leccion del drama cubano y aplicar sus mejo-
res energias al rescate de los derechos huma-
nos en- paises donde la ~dignidad plena del
Hombre yace en- antros de crimen y de tortura.
Dirijan sus ojos hacia esos lugares y actuen
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-16

este es, en- Ell cerebro. Man.
teEga la mente aIerta, lea,
aumente ell circuIO de SUI in.
teres, aprenda algO nuevo ca.
da dia y Sc sent1ra listed 10.
ven siempre.
I'm enemigo que hay que
veneer es la rutina. La ma.
yoria de los hOmbres Y mu.
jeres a los 80 o 40 amos son
esclavOs de un mismo progra.
ma: la Oficina o ell taller, ell
hogar, ell cuidadO de los nj.
nos, la pre0cupaci6n de que
Sc van hacienda viejOs. Y CO.
mo cuandO uno Sc empena
en- also, 10 eonsigue, acaban
pOr envejecer de verdad.
En- resumen: quitese listed
de la cabezs que es vieja, ST
tiene buena salud, no hay ra.
ION para pensar ash. Ell cere.
bro manda sObre la vida y
Ell cerebrO mo 10 divide! no
Hega a su cent hasta los so
amos.
Por Otra parte, amiga mia,
cOnsuelese a base de un ar
gumeDto que no tiene vuel
ia de hOja: queramOs o no,
para bien o para NAL, todos,
absOlutamente tOdos tenemOs
que hacernOs viejos.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-16
JOvENEs Y vIEJOs

Querida Amaranta: Soy una
mujer de treinta y siete amos
y me preocupa mucho pensar
que me voy hacienda vieja.
Quizas por ESQ, hace unos dias
en- que celebre mi cumplea-
nos, despues de la fiesta y
los halagos, al encontrarme
sofa en- mi habitacion, me mi
re al espelo y sin poderlo
.evitar, lore, ICree listed que,
en- efecto, debo considerarme
vieia a mi edad?
NORMA
La edad no puede medirse
por ell ndmero de amos que
uno haya cumplidO. En- primer
terminO, pOrque Ell tempo
biol0gico no coincide con Ell
chronological. A medida que Sc
crece, ell ritmo bioI6gicO Sc
retarda, es decir, cuandO mas
viejo Sc es mas despacio Sc
envejece. POr ejempIo, fisica.
mente, uno no cambio tantO
de los 40 a los so, como de
los 20 a los 30. En- segundo
lugar, las differences parties
del ORGANISING humane no en-
vejecen al mismo tempo. Los
ojos empiezan a envejecer a
los 10 amos; ell dido, a Is
20; la fuerza muscular a los
80.
En- cambio, ioh maravilla!,
ell cerebrO esta aGn joven Y
en- proceso de desarrollO a los
so y no llega a SUI cent SIM
a los so. Pasada esa edad, la
eficacia cerebral declina muy
lentamente haSta los 80 amos.
A estd Ultima edad puede u.s.
ted, en- consequence, ser tan
productive m~entalmente, CO.
mo 10 fue a los 80 y en- cam
bio sabra muchisimO mas Isl
no ha malgastado SUI juyen-
tud, 81 no ha lido por la vida
como un fardo). Las pers0-
mas de edad avanzada suelen
perder algO de memoria, pc.
no la imagination creativa to.
davIa conserva su vigor.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-16
I4UZQN
sentimental
Por Amaranta
Viene de la Pagina -
pors Apmaranta
(viene de Ia Paglna q

Por ESQ, 81 Sc tiene en- cuen-
ia que un hombre o mujer
de edad sabe mas, tiene mas
experienced y, ademas, discu-
IRE perfectamente, la edad
avanzada no es un menosca-
DO para ell ejercicio de la ma.
yoria de las prOfesiones, CO.
mo 10 prueba Ell que los pO.
liticos habiles sean cast to.
dos viejOs. -. -. -. 49,. /.
Ahora bien, para conser.
varse biol6gicamente joven 10
que hay que hacer es con-
centrar la sctividad en- ell or.
ganismo que menos envejece,
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-16

HOLLYWOOD, enero... (sPo)
-Viaiamos con tanta rapidez,
que es impossible poner en- ell
papel todas las impresiones de
I'm viaje como 10 hacian hace
amos nuestros colegas, cronistas
del aver, raz6n por la que ha-
cemos acopio de notas, para lue-
go escarbar en- nuestra memo
ria Y poder reproducir la ina
gen del pasado, que no necesa-
riamente tiene que ser lejano.
Hoy quiero hablarles de las i'm
presiones que, a mediados de
diciembre ultimo, recogi viendo
filmar y hablando con una be-
LA estrella del cine mexicano
que conocemos por Maria Felix,
pero que hoy bautizaremos con
Ell nombre de
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-16
De TODO
Viene de La P&gfna y

limento y la ITALIA de la mas no
bic de las piedras. En- la inven-
cion artistica, igual grandeza de
la pequenez apresada por las ga.
rras de la observation. Leonar.
do no halla modo de figurar CO.
mo quiere al Judas de la Cena;
repara un dia, yendo por la ca
lie, en- la posture de I'm ganan
y la forma con queen vano So
naba Sc lie imprime en- los ojos.
Milton asiste, de viaje por tia.
liza, al retablo de un volatinero,
y ALI germina en- su mente SUI.
blime la conception de "El Pa.
raise Perdido."
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-16
DIARIO LAS AMERICAS Pau.
EMBARGAN .
Continuation de Ia Pag. 81

(COntlnuacion de Ia PSg. -
dora de bebidas gaseosas, como
clio a Mule mediante una not
la que la joven decia que |,
gustarta easarse con alguien eI
Venezuela, fue contestada Dol
Mule, iniciandose una cores
pondencia que floreci6 hast,
convertirse en- compromise de
casa.niento.
La senorita Betelli partio de-
Napoles la semana pasada, poi
via martina con mucha publ
cidad, incluso una pehcula de
su partlda transmitida por la te
levI6n.
Mule era cassdo y habia en-.
tades, sin embargo. La pelicu.
la, en- Ia que figuraba una 70.
togrsfia de Mule, fue vista por
la sonora Paola Muscica, de 81
amos, quien t~elefone6 de inme-
diato a la policia que Mule era
su esposo y que la habia aban.
donado junto con sus dos hijos,
Paolo, de -, y Anna Maria, de
9 amos.