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BICYCLE, 26-in. English Savoy, black,
no tenders; Pimmit Hills. Call TW.
3-7448.
BRACELET, antique charm, with 2
Sunday school medals inscribed
Bessie Moore 1892; solid gold; VIC,
Elem sch Reward. OIL. 4-0716.
CHARM BRACELET. gold. with foot
ball. thimble. heart and, other charms
Great sentimental value. Reward.
Please call EN- 3-2233.
COCKATIEL BIRD, gray. with, yellow
face fears. orange patches; in area
around Tara-Westover. IKE. 8-6647.
DOCS, 2 pointers, male and female,
E Xsite 1906 sRa brown V''' brentwood
DOG. collie, penny" male. brown and
white; vic Westmoreland Hills, West
Haven. Reward. OIL. 4-6047.
DOG, small black and white shaggy,
red collar, female: vic. Calvert and
Columbia NV. CO. 5-S01S.
GOLD CHARM BRACELET, with 10
to 10 charms, incl. calendar dated
PEE 3. .s 49, Lost Sept a. Reward
PARAKEET, brilliant blue; vicinity y
I RTsRch ave- and M St. Sc LII
PARAKEET, white, tinge blue: lost
SO reward. 10 2-i3i5.
PURSE, black velvet, in Washington
business district. on Sunday, Octo-
Der 4; reward. Contact Box 21S-M,
Star, or KATHLEEN CALDWELL, 81
Memorial Park dr., Spring Valley.
N. Y.
WALLET, woman's. brown. military
iden, essential cards, ETC.; vic. 14th
and N. Y. ave. Reward. LU. 3-0950.
WATCH, lady's, black cord band;' in
ttials H L. s., Friday evening; re-
ward. FE. 7-2157.
WRIST WATCH, lady's, yellow gold;
near 18TH and Eye SITS. NV. Reward.
WRIST WATCH, lady'S, yellow gold.
NV: reward. Ii. 7-53SO.
WRIST WATCH. lady's, ElEin- with
diamonds; black cord band. Reward
IA. 2-0943,
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south of here, are a continual
ton of the meeting between the
two last February at Acapulco,
Mexico.
AS in the Mexican meeting
the surroundings are informal,
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DOG, male, mixed breed, black and
white owner call XII. 1850.
PUPPY. female. boxer, fawn and white;
vicinity MONTGOMERY St. Annandale.
Va. Owner call XII. 9-3959
Published Dolly and Sunday
a. 225 Virginia Ave Sc.
Sseond-eloss Postage Paid
al Washington b c
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$iJ4.so rAPPAN Is Inch "kaschlsss"
GAS RANCE. Double Deck Storage Gem.
pertinent. Oven Temp. Centred, RMAI
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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-05
John Temple Graves
Conservatives And Liberals

destined to much growing, entitled
to temporary benefit, Of this coun-
try's doubts about him. and need
ing to clarity his sophomore col
lection of cliches and party lines.
Castro's speech to recent labor
rally in Havana at which he shout
ed that the big trusts and vested
interests Of the U He States
killed more people in Cuba than
did the Bastlsta regime? Or
were they recognizing 50 dated a
demonology as evidence Of i'm
maturity and secondhand thinking
that harks as far back as Teddy
Roosevelt's trust-busting days?
The one thing that can 'unify
the Democratic Party bringing all
elements together behind whatever
Democratic candidate. is the nomi-
nation Of Nixon" thinks Columnist
Marquis Childs Otherwise he *
poets six Southern states to de
sert the Democrats
Is Nixon as disliked as that il
the South? He was at one time. Il
was largely because Of his position
on the race question. But now thai
he seems to stand with Presiden
Eisenhower for a temperance tina
antagonizes the NAACP az The
other candidate in either party
does, some of the Southern feeling
against him must have toned down
Mr. Childs writes az on piXil
lated with the prospects of Nelson
Rockefeller. seeing in him anothel
charmer like Franklin Roosevelt
r wo differences are that Mr.
Rockefeller has no such charm ant
there : no such business dcpres
sion.
The South isn't going to like tn
next President very much. no mat
ter who among present possible
ties he iS Our cue, it seems I
me. y 10 make the Southern Demo
cratic Republican coalition i
Congress strong enough to hold tn
line for uS But We'll never do tina
if our people don't bear down D
some Of our politicians.
Something else which may
helping Nixon il that he seems /
Pc the only candidate who finds
II his philosophy Of his politics
10 sing three cheers for the Rec
White ard Blue He told the ne
tom newspaper men last wee
hat khlNs hchey and Mik0yan IL
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-05
TSDA Inyestig ion
Asked OF Senate
BY Farmers Union

The executive committee Of the
Virginia Farmers Union had called
Oh the ". s. Senate 70 create 2
ecial subcommittee to inVesti-
gate activities of the u S. De
partment Of Agriculture.
The VFU request included i sue
gested l0-point basis Of lnEestga-
ton. Among these were
A drop in real income per farm
person Of from SOB III 1912 to s652
in 1855. loss Of farm income Of
from 1913 billion dollars ii 1852 to
1870 billion dollars in 1855: increase
in retail prices aid BY consun-
ers for food Of six pei cent from
1852 to 1858, while farm prices
were dropping 10 per cent.
,liddIen,an Profits
Also, increases III JSDA appYo
prIatlons, Increases III Commodity
Credit holdings, the decline in farm
population and an Increase In uSDA
employees from 67406 ii 1872 "
1864 in 1853.
The resolution ASKED that the III
vestiaafion BE- made IN Order t,
!, determine whether any Official "
employee 81 the JSDA has persona
| Interests III nliddlennaH S corpora
tions whose profits have s3yyrocket
ed dtninn the mast g1v wears Alsn
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-05
The Moving Finger writes and.
having writ.

The Moving Finger writes and,
having writ,
Moves on
Noting contention here that a
socialist is communist who
doesn't know the facts Of life, my
friend Reeves Rutledge, Of Cam
den. S. c., suggests that equally a
liberal is a socialist who doesn't
know the facts Of life That de-
ponds on whether you faithfully use
a capital IL" as the conservative
National Review does. it seems to
me.
A small Il" liberal is m r q
nearly the antithesis of a socialist
than is a capital &c" Conservative
The liberal doesn't dangerously di-
vide the antl-socialist cause BY re-
fusing to accept a New Deal that
is dealt. He never says you can't
have a little socialism, any more
than you can be little pregnant. A
S n &c any government at all
amounts to little socialism.
David Lawrence calls himself a
liberal conservatives Each OF
those two words has been SO abused
that to take both for yourself is
poor politics. But I guess | am a
liberal conservative. too t h 4
only consolation IL that a handsome
majority of the people of this coun
4 try are the same if they can be
rescued from pressure groups anc
put together somehow into a South
ern and Western DemocraticRe
publican coalition.
You can't believe Mlkogan's out
look was altered BY his recent tom
of the United States. He is too
worldly wise. svnical and mature
and Russia IL too set in her ways
But you can believe young Eide
Castro. the romantic idealist, may
have been influenced, and perhap.
profoundly And you can beliey,
that if he now should tour Russif
and China his Americanlzatiol
might be total
IN Ely. Nevada. last night | hearc
Kennecott Copper and other conser
vative industrialists and busines
men of this part of the West ex
pressing an improved opinion 3
Castro after hi4 Meet the Press
and other appearances, d belle
that he is not communist 0
friend Of the communists after all
but sincere ana ardent Ideals
who Is Snip wct behind thc cats
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-05
Letters To Editor
You Confused?
Me Too!
Editor of Herald:

As I read the Richmond paper,
TDispatch. day to day. following
the work of the Legislature, it APP
pears to me that those men seem to
be working just as they are on a
tread mill. There seems to be no
progress made towards solving this
vital question, which lies heavily on
every true Virginian, integration
We who love freedom and are in
terested in the welfare of our young
boys and girls of the teen age, are
hoping and praying that some
method can be worked out by
which this social threat may be
blocked, and decency and order can
be secured in our public schools.
AT the present, the clouds Of unrest
and uncertainty are over us. Moth
ing is quiet. Everywhere you look
and read the spirit of the times
gives an unrestful feeling.
/ have been reading your edi-
torials for many months. it looks as
if you are about right on the situa-
ton at Richmond Local option is
a conduit for indignation. When the
camel puts his nose under the tent
cover at night. by morning he will
be standing in the tent.
Not asking you for criticism but
the truth: What is needed for this
school problem? Some day. am
afraid soon. we will have trouble
either with the Supreme Court, Of
the NAACP. and what will we do
but give under to the nogul OF
Tyranny"
4 "a stitch in time saves nine \
+ Do you think we can get around
this barbed wire entanglemeni
soon?
4 | am asking these questions If
earnest for this question bothers
me. Therefore. l hope you will give
me your candid opinion. Thank you
Respt yours.
j c. McGehee
Ri. 2. Keysvllle
April Is
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-05

Babson Park. Mass. April 20. I
have recently been talking with q
prominent General Motors official
about small cars He IS rather
skeptical as to whether small cars
built by General Motors would sell
after the first year OF two. Rea-
son: Most people buy cars
large and small for prestige. not
for transportation This desire for
prestige causes us to build larger
and heavier cars
The average buyer wants to keep
up with or 90 ahead of his neigh
bori In fact. this is the real rea-
son he buys small imported cars
to have a car to talk about. not
to save gas. I'm fact. I believe
he continued that the present
buying of Ramblers Is largely a
fad Style and fashion now apply
as much to automobiles as 70 the
length Of skirts. size Of hats, or
color of shoes worn by women.
Careful Supervision
! have taken long time to get
to my point. which is this: You
can m a Ike no expenditure of
money which will give YOU such
prestige as will owning a few
shares of stock in your best local
bank. But. be sure to get t h e
stock in your best local bank. But
be sure to get the stock Of your
most conservative and most highly
regarded bank. Owing stock in
second stringers will not give
you prestige.
But there are other more import
ant reasons for owning SO m G
shares in such bank Banks are
the most carefully government u
supervised form Of investment.
Once or twice each year the Fed
eral Government Examiners call
unannOunced in advance to make
an audit Of your local National
Bank, this is in addition to certain
State examinations This means
that the stock which you buy should
be of National Bank. or else you
should get letter from one Of the
bank officers stating that it has
joined the Federal Reserve Sys-
tenn. which includes certain quail
fled State Banks ard Trust Com
panieS.
Diversificati0n and Hidden Assets
The assets Of National Banks and
of many State Banks and Trust
Companies are exceedingly we'll
diversified. AS owner of a National
Bank stock. your money is loaned
to hundreds of different companies
or individuals. most of them the
best risks in your city: but loans
are also made to large national
companies. No Mutual Fund or In
veStment Trust has its assets as
well diversified: furthermore,
condensed financial statement OF
the bank is published in our local
paper once or twice a year.
Whenever bank examiner thinks
an investment or loan is question
able, he asked that the bank col
lect it. or sell it, or charge it off
to one dollar! Usually. the ques-
toned asset is charged off even
though the directors believe it will
turn out okay On the bank books
it will henceforth appear at a value
of one dollar. These charged-off as
sets are known as hidden assets"
Many Of them will someday be-
come valuable. The older a bank
is, the more such hidden assets it
will have. Hence, this is one rea-
son for buying stock in an old
bank.
Market and Yield
With the exception of stocks of
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-05
Double Check

AWakmg 10 4 neW month these
DAYS Is one ot the modern instant
time passing SAINTS Boy. we get
Santa Claus soon these DAYS. better
-h9p CARLY ! cot 4 birthday com
INV up On the 18th and it's
always been on that date The 90
cieties and ConareSs tried to make
II National Holiday and with
out giving I'D oil" the honor. 500.
now they come up with May 18th
and no matter what Gay it falls on.
National Hospital Day Give the
Nurses and Doctors d break
they were wonderful to me when l
was in had a eood time and
they had a good time too. Having
von birthday noted on the calcn-
och makes YOU feel honored whether
hey intended it 50 or not,
People have stopped looking at
Westerns They got better acts,
real r5ght here in the papers.
1 MASKED Men Rob Bank" g.. :.
/ Masked Man Robs Saving Firm
! youths shoot UP i bunch on high
way," even Jack Webb has no
clues II TV wants their CONNER
Gals seen and heard they got to
.ome up with something we don't
have.
Th@ State Department raised the
hood and Hcrter flew out Yves
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-05
Open Letter To MI. McGehee
tsee Letters to the Editor)

standing, and mutual understandings. A
new social doctrine was introduced into
legal adjudication of our own Constitution,
bv which the document itself was amended.
The new doctrine has been carried into the
decisions and actions of the Federal dis
trct Courts. When legal moorings are vio-
lated. law becomes unstable; people are
frustrated Thus the confusion
Virginia, adopted policy Of defense Of
her sovereignty under the Constitution The
position was maintained for three years
Defense in depth was set up by the legisla-
ture in 1856. The people relied on this de-
Tense They supported those who were to
execute the defense.
Something happened 1t has not been de-
termined yet what. At any rate, the laws
of Virginia were not used as planned and
the power Of federal courts plus decision
of the Virginia Court Of Appeals have made
them ineffective.
Something else happened. A special ses-
sion Of the General Assembly in January
failed to provide additional defense legisla-
ton. The Perrow School Commission, has
proposed plan OF containment" and
abandoned Defense or massive resistance"
to accept the illegal decision Of the Su-
preme Court. Supported by the administra-
ton the Virginia legislature after unpre-
cedented parliamentary maneuvers, passed
the package Of laws. by a Very inconclusive
majority.
Unfortunately the school question has
been catapulted into politics. Except for a
few Democrats, always luke-warm to mas
sive resistance" and several Republicans
the remaining members of the General AS
sembly were elected on a state policy of
massive resistance" for which part Of
them have substituted "containment"
The present contanment program will
remain in effect; the principle Of state SOW
ereignty will have been abandoned and
Virginia and its people will have bowed to
federal power in principle, unless changes
are made by the people in their representa-
tives in the primary election in July, or the
general election in November The people
ciH hare their last say then. If they en-
dorse contalnment, which presupposes in
tegraton, the present laws will stand If
sufficient political changes are made, a re-
turn to defense may be made Thus the peo-
pie may make themselves heard through
the use Of political power AS unfortunate
as this may be, it is.
10 answer your questions Mr.. McGehee !:
What is needed for the school problem :?
A return to constitutional principles of
state sovereignty under the Constitution,
and a strong determined leadership Of no
compromise
DO you think we can get around this
barbed-Wire ENHANCEMENT soon? 1t depends
upon the will of the people to elect repre-
sentatives who will stand firm and carry
out their wishes. This may take long time.
The problem is national as we'll as state
wide, striking at the foundations of consti-
tutional government. Yes, finally, the peo-
pie will wake to the situation possibly soon
err than we now think and do something
about it,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-05
Guest In Red China

nR. William E. Dubois, one Of the found
ers of the National Assn. for the Ad-
vancement Of Colored people, has no au-
thorization from the U. S. State Dept. for
his triumphant travels in Red China. Will
liam Worthy Jr., Negro newspaperman
who made an unauthorized trip to Red
China couple of years ago, lost his pass
port and his case is still pending in federal
court. At 81, pr. Dubois may not be worry
ing about what happens to his passport.
Neus & Courier, Charleston, s. C.
Senator Wayne Morse d., Ore.) speaking
Of recent anti-American demonstrations
in Bolivia:
I'VE must try to understand We
must seek the facts before we condemn"
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-05

Fire losses on American farms
have increased steadily since 1910.
National Safety Council figures
show the present farm property
loss due to fires is more than
1852. 900 900 yearly
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. ateS Models. Run Perfectly

HOSE, garden, fire, suction, 25-ft.
5-yr. guar, S1.50. Also used.
J. H. GICHNER. 2513 NJ st. NV.
HOSPITAL BEDS, adjustable type,
excel. cond.; Sc so. N. FRANK
g. SON, Ala 3rd st. NV" Dl.
HOSPITAL BED, like new, adjust
able . ways. S24.95. J. H. GICH-
NER, 2513 NJ st. NV, Re. $500:
HOT-WATER HEATING BOILER.
575 #. radiation, oil burner
complete with controls and 275
tank. See 1t in operation Sl25.
IA. 5-4727. -------
HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES: . pr. Of
prism lustres. lge. china closet,
glassware. other misc. articles.
Moving, must sell. JE. 2-467S.
HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS: Frig-
idaire refrigerator. dresser. chest
Of drawers, > night tables. 500.
Must relocate. so. 5-671S.
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DC. walnut, 500; Duncan fhyls
mahog. din. rn. table, S35: Ameri-
can Oriental rug. S35: cedar
chest, SIS: lge round gold leaf
mirror, SIS: lamps and other
items. WO. $3.50. 1901 Conn.
ave. NV, Apt. Ala.
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MIRROR-cnstom ent, u, SIS IN
y yabS, AZ sos; hishsss oder. OIL
MIRROR. sold leaf: 9Oxf0, IKE
new cocktail table, . end tables,
mahog 1883 Missouri ave. NV.
Apt les RA, 6-53O0,
MISC. ITEMS = 2l-in. attic fan,
Tor, $40; SiS eai tank, SO; iis
hip. Briges and eiratton stations
ary gas engine with angle Pro,
MN, SIS DA. S-sesi, :
MISC. ITEMS = Trundle or twin
bed. $2b; new Toro power mower.
$40; wheelbarrow, So; Rem, 10
ga. pump, silver lnlaid, $3.50; p
cycl. cir comp. S35; Cory coffee
maker, $40. VIII trade above items
tor baby strand piano or iS-le-ft'
MOTORS, eas, electric, Y h.ps So;
2sls N st. NV. RE. s.eslb.
MOT0Rs-Elec. 20; rewound, Y
h.p.; $3.50 ca, Also 200 h.in.
brass valves, ali new, 35e ca. See
AZ oLLIES ESQ, Capital Heights,
ND, or call RE. S-6l2A.
MOTORS REPAIRED. exchanged.
In most sizes while you wait. low
est prices: parking, ELECTRIC
s sSs y rn CO. sd7S sherman
MOTORS rodSs.,s, m a.iy 70 :. i00 l h;g; and
wound. exch, 45th year, CARLY.
1908 18th ST NO. 7-O2a4.
MuLTILITH DUPLIcATOR. Model
40. automatic suction feed, elcc
drive; priced 5000. IA. 5-SS47. .
MULTILITH MACHINES - Model
1880. good working eond. Also
model 81. HARRY J. ABRAMS.
1874 u ST. ne.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS for rent:
day, week or month. Largest Sc
lection OF famous brands In this
area. New and used at WORTH
while savings Also rental-pur-
chase plan, KITS, 1880 q st.
NV. RE. 7-6912.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS - All
makes Of musical instruments,
10th new and used; all instru-
ments teacher approved lowest
price rental purchase plan avail.
on East Coast. Terms and trade.
WE0H1N0lON MUSIC CfNI En-
1888 H st. ne, Ii. 7-3200.
NAVY OFFICERS SUMMER TAN
UNIFORM, like new, size SO.
Phone HA. 2-2040.
OFFICE EQUIP. = Desks, chairs,
flles, typewriters. add. mach, etc.
Closing out entire stock during
REMOVAL SALE. BARGAINS. CIR
Gle. GIG 9th st. NV, DI. 7-6036.
OFFICE EQUIPMENT-Adding ma
chine, desk, plan desk. chairs.
filing cabinets, air conditioner.
Going out Of business. MA
2-1272
OFFICE FURNITURE-Desk; secre-
tarial. walnut, 35x80, $40; chairs.
straight back. posture chairs, $40
ga; Exec. swivel chair. uphol.,
S2s. so: desk lamp, new, S0.95:
. fans. CENTRAL, 2007 14th st.
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FURNITURE

Two complete sample houses Of
furniture at sacrifice prices, con-
sisting of 5 bedrms.. complete. 2
dining rin. suites, modern and
provincial: 3 living room suites,
> recreation room suites, | Emera
SON air conditioner, l Hotpoint
refrigerator. For information call
DE. 2-474S. Avail. SUM-. IL TO o.:
Mon, am. to . pm.
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ORGANS

DEMONSTRATION AND USED
SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK
Wurlitzer and tone cab. S60B
Harmon. splnet and bench - S9a5
Conn, splnet SEAS
Baldwin and tone cab. ----SlapB
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FURNITURE
2 GROUPS OF
3 Rooms of Furniture

This decorator furniture was being
out of town There are unpaid
balances of only $3.50 and $500
Can be purchased by responsible
persons for S4.45 weekly. ALL
BRAND-NEW-NEVER LEFT OUR
STORE m nfaces in all