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Evening star., 1959-06-27

Alexandria Arlington, Manas-
sas and Southwest Virginia
markets were exempted from
the order.
The action, by 2-to-l vote
was greeted in the Washington
area today with at least one
demand that the commission
abandon retail milk price FIX
ing altogether in Northern Vir-
ginia.
Mrs. Kathryn Stone. Airing
ton Delegate to the General
Assembly. called on the CON-
mission to hold immediate
hearings on whether to drop
retail price-setting in the
Alexandria Arlington milk
market.
Citizen Sentiment Seen
"The evidence will show over
whelming citizen sentiment in
favor Of milk freedom in this
area" Mrs. Stone asserted in a
telegram to Commission Chair
man A. Gordon Willis.
A commission spokesman ex-
planned the Northern and
Southwest Virginia markets
were exempted because Fed
eral milk market orders gov
erning producer prices take
effect in those areas Wednes-
day. The commission order is
effective the same day.
The State milk body an
nounced its intention to held
public hearing soon to deter
mine whether the public in
terest requires continuation Of
retail price setting in the three
markets exempted by yester-
days order.
Home Price Now 26c
The Northern Virginia retail
price is now 26 cents per quart
for home delivery. less 2 cents
per quart discount for orders Of
six or more quarts per delivery.
The retail minimum store price
is "a cents per quart.
The order as it affects the
29 other market areas specifies
a producer price of $6.10 per
hundredweight of 3.5 per cent
butterfat milk and a distribu-
tors wholesale price of 2312
cents per quart, with a one
cent retail minimum markup.
The two-man majority said
it reached its decision because
of a reluctant" conclusion
that some increase should be
passed along to the consumer.
THE dairy industry on both
producer and consumer levels
is suffering from creeping in
flation." the majority stated.
Economist Dissents
Dissenting from the majority
view. DR.. Almarin hillips, Uni
versity Of Virginia economist,
asserted the higher price struc-
ture would tend to force con-
sumer prices up in most mar
kets, and in the long run would
be detrimental to both industry
and consumer.
Mrs. Stone, in her demand
for an outright end to milk
price-fixing in Northern Vir-
ginia, noted she has been work.
Evening star., 1959-06-27

Thirty-third street. Arlington.
They are among IS Washing
ton area high school boys who
today finished the week-long
ID. c. Boys State" at George
town University. Sponsored by
Evening star., 1959-06-27
HOME TO CALIFORNIA
Dead Indian Chief
Starts Last Journey
BY MITCHELL MOK
Star stan Writer

The chief Of the Hot Springs People started back to Pitt
River today with two hawd Indian dogs whining
coffin
Chief Ray Johnson rs. had to Washington to protest
that white had been stealing his Squaters he said
Evening star., 1959-06-27
Alliance Elects

Lamotte B. Field, a civilian
with the Army Transportation
Corps, has been elected presi-
dent Of the Fairfax County
Taxpayers Alliance.
Evening star., 1959-06-27
BOYS State Politicians
Get I oste of Power

Politics and government great spo-for about week
"a District Commissioner and Congressman" agree
But girl politicians and college life thing Of Joy
forever
That's the experience of Commissioner" John Nc
Grath jr l6 of Rockville Md Congressman James
Evening star., 1959-06-27
Milk Price-Fix Rules
Exempt North Virginia
24A-Cent RetuiI Minimum Set Up
In 29 Areas by 2-to-l Vote

Northern Virginia has been exempted producer price,
fixing provisions in order issued yesterday Milk
Commission.
At the time the commission established uniform
retail minimum price of 24 cents quart Grade
paseurized milk in % Of Virgnias marketing
Evening star., 1959-11-30
Area Boys Finish
High in Virginia
Football Statistics

Northern Virginia high school
football players failed to win a
State championship for indi-
vidual performances, but many
finished high in the final tabu-
lation by the Associated Press.
End Tom Appler Of Fairfax
finished second in the touch
down pass catching department.
with five. Charles Hunneycutt
of Cradock won the honor with
six. three of them in his last
game. End Joe Wilson of Jeb
Stuart, Halfback Tom Arehart
of Hammond and Halfback
John Blackwell of Stuart were
among those tied for third place
with four.
Pat Slattery of Hammond
and Bob Robyak of Stuart each
threw nine touchdown passes
and ended in a tie for second
place with Butch Nunnally Of
Manchester. Dickie Cranwell Of
Richlands was first with IL.
Doug Brown of Annandale
and Julio Betancourt of Grove
ton finished ninth and 10th, re-
spectively, in individual scoring.
Brown had 81 points and Betan-
court 30. Garland Cox Of
Lynchburg was the leader with
l52 points.
Evening star., 1959-11-30
Peoria Beats
Russian Five

PEORIA, Ill, Nov. 80 tAP)-
The Peoria Cats Of the National
Industrial Basketball League
defeated a visiting Russian
team, 67-63, yesterday in a
rough game featuring 72 per-
sonal fouls, 43 of them against
the visitors.
Five Russians and three Cats
left the game via the foul route.
The Cats Jack Adams cap
italized on the frequent trips
to the foul line and dropped IN
Is out of IA free-throw at
tempts along with three field
goals for a game high of ls
points.
Yam Kruminsh, 7-foot-3
320-pound center and 6-foot-6
Viktor Zubkov scored IL points
each to lead the Russian attack
The Russian girls basketball
team won the second game of
their United States tour, de-
feating the Nashville Business
College Girls, 46-42.
Evening star., 1959-11-30
No. ! U. S. Team
Beats Reserves
In Field Hockey

The United States Women's
field hockey team defeated the
United States reserve team, 2-1,
yesterday at Sidwell Friends to
climax the four-day annual
tournament of the United
States Field Hockey Associa-
ton.
The No. l team, which will
represent the United States in
international competition next
year, took a 20 lead in the first
half on goals by Rosemary
Blankley and Gertrude Dunn,
both of Philadelphia. The re-
serves avoided a shutout as
Eleanor Ready scored in the
second half.
The two all-star teams we're
chosen Saturday night on the
basis of play in the three-day
series of games by a score of
regional teams.
Evening star., 1959-11-30
Purdee Joins List
Of Injured Rams;
Moore Is Hurt

BALTIMORE, Nov. 80 (AP)
Coach Sid Gilman had an
other injury heaped on the
insult of the 1921 score by
which his Los Angeles Rams
lost to the Baltimore Colts
yesterday.
Added to the long list of
sidelined Rams as they alb
sorbed their eighth loss in 10
games was a shoulder separa-
ton suffered by Linebacker
Jack Pardee. He Joined at least
six others who had been hurt
in earlier games.
Preliminary examination in
dicated Pardee will be out for
the Rams rem aiming two
games.
DR.. Erwin Mayer, the team
physician, said the Colts came
out Of the game without any
apparently serious injuries, but
that Halfback Lenny Moore
came up with an ankle injury
and it would be X-rayed.
Mayer said Jackie Simpson,
defensive back, suffered hand
and ankle injuries and also
would be X-rayed.
Evening star., 1959-11-30
PRO FOOTBALL
Colts, Forty-Niners
Reach Crucial Stage

interception set up two of the
scores.
Jim Brown scored twice on
short plunges for Cleveland and
Lou Groza booted 80 and 48
yard field goals. Brown, the
leagues leading ground-gainer,
picked up ia yards on % tries
to boost his total to 1,127 on
242 carries.
Despite Subfreezing tempera-
lures and a snowstorm, a crowd
of 56.854 turned out for the
Browns final home game,
boosting the six-game total to
338,380 for a 56,307 average.
Layne figured in every Pitts
burgh score. The old pro passed
for four touchdowns, kicked a
l7-yard field goal and added
four extra points. George
Tarasovic and John Roger took
care of the Eagles only scoring
threats, each blocking a field
goal attempt. The game in
Pittsburgh drew 22,l91 fans
who braved a snowstorm.
The SteelerS may have lost
the services of Defensive Half
back Jack Butler, who was car
ried from the field with a leg
injury late in the first half.
Butler was admitted to Mercy
Hospital where X-rays will be
made.
A Soldier Field crowd of
1857 saw Ed Brown of the
Bears connect on two touch
down toSSes to Willie Dewveall,
one that was DETECTED by three
Cardinals and went for a Is
yard play. Five fumbles kept
the Cards begged down.
L.; bo;,,A1n.s Angeles ------ Q. 4 7 "a!
Los Angeles: I'd, shofner (72, pass
from Wade); Wade g, rum, Wilson
q. pass from Wade). PAT, Michaels 3.
Baltimore: I'd. Ameche 2 "a, run:
II. rum, Sommer g, rum. Berry
t56 pass from UnitasD. Moore az.
pass from Unitas). PAT, Myhra 5.
ei.1.Iand sSR EEsReisoo --- 925B 8 80
San Francisco: I'd, Wilson (2l.
pass from Brodie). Smith C21, pass
from Brodiel, McElhenny 12, rum
Cleveland: I'd. Brown Q Il and 2.
pluneesl. PAT. Groza q FG, Grozs .
(32 and 4S).
PHI1I.LTAAIPlEEILPHIA 9I1.TAI ---- 9 9 Q 80
Pittsburgh: I'd, Dial (2, pass from
Layne): Orr 19, pass from Laynel
Tracy (23, pass from Layne; Nagler
e. pass from Layne). PAT, Layne 4
FG, Layne 40.
CHICAGO BEARS --- Z 10 Z 7-31
CHICAGO CARDS. o o z o. Z
Bears: I'd, Dawveall > C76, pass
from Brown; 12 pass from Brown
Casares t2S. rum, Douglas q, plunge)
PAT. Aveni f. FIG, Aveni C24l.
Cardinals: I'd, Richards (25, pas,
from HID. PAT. Conrad.
Evening star., 1959-11-30

and hit Bill Anderson with a
14-yard payoff pitch in the
final period.
The Giants went 66 yards for
their second score, Conerly
passing to Kyle Rote for the
last two yards midway in the
first quarter.
A 31-yard field goal by Pat
lSummerall made it ITO at the
start of the second period, and
when Conerly hit Bob Schnel-
ker with touchdown passes of
seven and "a yards and Clifford
connected with King, prodding
the total to $50, there were
visions of another of the Red
skins Infamous routs. They
were Spared some of this in
dignity, but for the Giants it
was their highest scoring game
since they blasted the Chicago
Bears, ATT, in the 1856 title
game.
Summerall's field goal and six
conversions enabled him to take
over the league scoring lead
with "A points, two ahead of
Cleveland'S Jim Brown.
Evening star., 1959-11-30
PhiIs Farm Pair

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 80
(AP) The Phillies have as
signed Outflelders Bob Bow
man and Solly Drake to their
Buffalo farm club. They hit
.127 and lab, respectively, this
year.
Evening star., 1959-11-30
Continued From Page AIS

- New York. Philadelphia
Eagles - Washington, Cleve-
land.
The Colts built a quick 21-0
lead, then held on as Billy
Wade unleashed a long-range
passing attack. Wade tossed
for two touchdowns and scored
one himself but couldn't check
the Rams skid. They've lost
six in a row. Unitas hit Ray
mond Berry and Lenny Moore
with Sc and II yarders, re-
spectively, for his 25th and
26th touchdown tosses of the
season. He is two short of Sid
Luckman's all-time mark. 1t
also was the 35th straight
game in which Unitas has
passed for a score, extending
his own record.
Ameche, SOmmer Score
Fullback Alan Ameche bulled
7 and II yards for Baltimore
scores and Halfback Mike
Sommer added another from 8
yards out.
Sommer, former George
Washington star who was
dropped by the Redskins and
has proved a lifesaver for the
Colts as a replacement for the
injured L. G. Dupre, also raced
48 yards for an apparent
touchdown on a pitchout from
Unitas. This one was called
back because the Colts had a
back illegally in motion.
One of Wade's touchdown
toSses went to Del Shofner for
a 72-yard play and the other
to Tom Wilson for Z yards.
The Colts wound up their
Six-game home season with
their fifth straight sellout
crowd Of 57,557.
Brodie, subbing for the in
jured Y. A. Title, connected
with Billy Wilson and j. D.
Smith for 21-Sard touchdown
strikes and Hugh McElhenny
bolted IL yards for another
score as the Forty-Nin
packed their point production
into a six-minute, 18-second
spree in the second period.
Brown Gains ia Yards
| A fumble-only the Browns
second of the year-and a pass
Evening star., 1959-11-30
RUSHING
Giants
Redskins
PASSING
Giants
PASS RECEIVING

Player Att. Comb. Gain Gnd, IDS
Guglielmi 9 . Is rs o
lie Baron 13 g 10 64 2
Evening star., 1959-11-30
MucKuy Victor

MANILA, Nov. 80 (AP).-
United States Davis Cupper
Barry MacKay fought his way
through a tight first set, then
won the second to beat his
third-round opponent, Willie
Hernandez, Is, 6-2, in the
Philippines National Tennis
Tournament today.
Evening star., 1959-11-30
REDSKINS
Continued From Page AID

SOAtAhuNU AAOAh obC A-A$
This put him exactly 100 yards
ahead of Leemans, a Giants
star of two decades ago, and
left him only rs yards away
from matching Ed Prices all
time club record.
The man who touched of the
fireworks for New York. how
ever, was neither Conerly nor
Clifford, but Halfback Don
Chandler, the leagues leading
punter. CuriouSly, Chambers
contribution, 24-yard run
from punt formation on the
fourth play of the game, paved
the way for the Giants to tie
one of the leagues miScel-
laneouS records-the least num-
ber of puntS by one team-zero.
Il saw their end wheel
around and start back to help
set up the punt return wall for
the receiver and decided to
rum" Chandler told reporters.
Nobody knew I was going to
do it. In fact, I intended to
kick the ball until I saw that
he wasn't coming in"
MacAfee VictimiZPd
The "he" was Right End Ken
MacAfee, a former Giant, and
his mistake sparked the Giants
58-yard foray for their first
touchdown. Webster climaxed
the advance with a 10-yard run.
MacAfee's mistakes couldn't
be blamed for the Redskins
rout, however. They couldn't
have stopped anybody yester-
day.
I've never seen our team
block better or hit harder"
said Tom Landry, New York
backfield coach. This was
the greatest"
Head Coach Jim Lee Howell
had similar sentiments.
I'VE would have beaten any,
body today" Howell said. II
know they're hurt and that
helped us. but I don't think the
Browns, the Bears or anybody
could have stopped u.s."
With Webster, King and Mel
Triplett in supporting roles, the
Giants rolled up 351 yards on
the ground and 126 through the
air. They attempted only two
passes in the entire second half
when Don Heinrich took over
at quarterback.
LIE Baron Takes Over
Jack Stroud, Darrell Dess, a
former RedSkin, Rosey Brown
and Frank Youso opened huge
holes in the patched-up Red
skins defensive line. Defen-
sively, Roosevelt Grier, Dick
ModZeleWski. another former.
Redskin, and the rest kept
Washington's backs bottled up.
With Ralph Guglielmi at
quarterback and Jim Podoley
at his old post at halfback, the
Redskins crossed midfield only
once in the first half. A 15-yard
pass from Goog to MacAfee
helped push the ball to the
Giants 40, but Sam Huff and
Andy RobuStelli spilled Gugli-
elmi for a Seven-yard loss,
squelching this budding threat.
Summerall Top Scorer
Eddie LeBaron, who missed
last weeks game at Green Bay
because of a fractured rib,
played the second half and
with the help of a couple of
New York fumbles, recovered by
Ben Scott and Bob Toneff,
took the Redskins in for two
face-saving touchdowns. Le-
Baron threw a Vineyard strike
to Podoley in the third quarter
Evening star., 1959-11-30
NBA STANDINGS

RESULTS SATURDAY
Boston 1876. Detroit 40.
Philadelphia 100, New York los.
Syracuse Ill. Cincinnati l05.
St. Louis lO2. Minneapolis ql.
RESULTS YESTERDAY
New York 127. Philadelphia l26.
Boston 100, Minneapolis SO.
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What's Free?

This space is offered without
charge by Inc Herald to anyone
who wishes TO give something
away Free" 2-1-tf
THREE Kittens. Phone 1863. 6-22-3p
DOG - King. good companion for
child. part Collie. See L. L. Irving
Rt. 3, between Worsham and Briery
Bridge, near picnic table 6-30-lp
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NOTICE


NOTICE is hereby given that the
regular meeting of the Board Of Su-
pervisors Of the County of Cumber
land will be held on Friday, July 10
at 10 am instead Of Friday, July
g. R. HI Blanton. Clerk, Cumber-
land Board of Supervisors 6-26-2t
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WATCH for our special announce
ment. Coming soon. Farmville Man
ufacturing Company. 6-l9-4t
Notice ~ hereby given pursuant
to Section 64-l23 Of the Code Of Vir-
glnia 1856 as amended that it is
ihe intention of the undersigned to
pay over and deliver to William L.
K Barrett the executor Of the es-
late Of Henry Shaw Barrett. de-
ceased. Of the City Of Baltimore,
5 ate Of Maryland. said State being
the d0nicile Of said decedant at the
time Of his death, money to which
Henry Shaw Barrett. deceased was
entitled and in the possession Of the
Undersigned at Farmville, Virginia
sad money having q value Of more
than 81 10000 and such payment
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Rally Planned Friday
Buckingham County
VIEW. And Auxiliary

The Veterans of Foreign Wars.
Post No S446 and The Ladies
Auxiliary. Of Buckingham County
are sponsoring Veterans Rally
Day Friday. July 3 from 81 pm.
at the Lee Wayside Park The park
is located one and one-half miles
and delivery to be made after the
LAPSE Of thirty days from the com
pletion Of due publication of this
notice, provided at the time Of such
payment ii has no knowledge Of the
appointment within this state, of a
personal representative for such
deccdent
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
FARMVILLE, VIRGINIA
R. f. GARLAND
FarmVille. Virginia
j. B WALL JR.
Farmville, Virginia
Alto news 6-23-4t T
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OFFICE SPACE second foo
Chappell Building Call eFarmville
Ala j l-lOLtf
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east Of Buckingham Court House on
U. S. Route 60.
There will be an old fashioned
Brunswick stew.
All white Buckingham county
veterans and families are invited.
The regular meeting Of the VFW
and the Ladies Auxiliary will be
held at Veterans Memorial Hall at
8 pm. at the conclusion Of the rally.
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q ,, 10 AiCll, tNo opcCu lCsCl SAUL |
Call 1893. 6-30-1tp |
SOFA - like new. wing chair, ma
pie end table. double bed. two
chests. miscellaneous chairs. rugs,
lamps Mrs. John P Kennedy. ia
Venable Street, phone 1908. 6-30-lp
DON'T MISS the sensational Singer
July Clearance Save! Save. Save
on brand new sewing machines.
demonstrators. floor model sewing
machines. Also available at ire
mendous savings, limited supply
of demonstrator vacuum cleaners.
Singer Sewing Center. 224 N. Main
Street. Phone GA. Farmville. Va.
6-30-2t
BEAGLE PUPPIES: Very reason
able R. E. Bollinger. Ri 3, Farm
Vile 6-302t
WREATHS Beautiful cemetery
wreaths and crosses, Sl.50 up Mrs
Jack Wright, Ri. 2. Box 2s2. Farm
vile, Va. 6-302p
FREEZER CONTAINERS, plyable
plastic Pint size l5c: p gallon size
SOC Farmville Electric Appliance
Co.. phone 2O4, Farmville. 6l2-tf
PAINT SPRAY outfit, large size,
gasoline operated. S1OO L. G. Atkins.
Farmville, Va Phi. 39O-M or 1888
5-8-tf
ALUMINIUM Carports and Patio
awnings. For best values Phone 1888.
Watkins Awning & Sign Co. 4-3-tf
ADDING MACHINES T. TypeWrit-
ers. Southside Business Machines
Corner OF Main and High Streets
Farmville. 8-8-tf
BICYCLE, boys. good condition.
Phone Farmvllle 776-R. G-l9-4t
INVESTMENT PROPERTY
Live on first floor, rent three
apartments. Rent will bring
i'm a nice monthly income
Stoker heated large apart
mcnt house. less than one
block from LOngwood College.
Must be sold to settle estate.
J. T. DOYNE. JR.. Admr.
PHONE 773
Excellent opportunity to have
home and a good monthly
income. Wonderful future
possibilities.
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DoWdy, Anderson
Announce Revival

Herman Dowdy and Tommy And
erson will conduct revival services
at Oak Grove Church, near Farm
vile, beginning tonight Tuesday
at 7:45 O'Clock and continuing
nightly thereafter.
The public is invited to the eve
ming services in the church located
on the back Hampden-Sydne Road,
What is Wildlife Management"
is the title Of free Virginia Game
Commission publication.
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STARTED PULLETS for sale: Buck
ingham Farm Supply Co., Dillwyn,
Va. phone YU 3-255l 6-23-tf
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CHOREMASTER- Tiller Used only
Is hours. Regular price was sl39.95
Special only $685. Farmers Sup
ply, n Main Street. Farmville. Va.
6-26-2t
OFFICE DESK ~ Wood. flat top.
good condition, priced low Carter's
Flower Shop, Farmville 626-4t
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CLASSIFIEDS
FOR SALE

FAN - Window fan, Robbins & My
ers. ID inch. two speed reversible
Call 1893. 6-30-1tp
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-30

DON'T MISS the sensational Singer
July Clearance Save! Save! Save.
on brand new sewing machines.
demonstrators, floor model sewing
machines Also available At fire.
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wy five rooms and
bath; also three rooms and bath,
unfinished. Phone Farmville 507
or 1877. J 6-30-4p
ROOMS - five large rooms, newly
painted, private bath. second floor
OF Buffalo street $35 90. Phone
2078 j. 6-26-4p
HOUSE Five rooms with bath.
Two miles from Farmville in good
neighborhood Phone 1lO7-R~ after 5
pm. AA 6-19-4t
COMPLETELY FURNISHED apart
ment with air conditioner, washing
machine. vacuum cleaner, etc.
Phone 694 eft
APARTMENT: 3 rooms, bath, cleo
trio water heater. j. B. fowler,
Phone I17-M 5-1tf
LARGE second Toor are1 Will rent
entire floor, Or split into offices On
Third Street within block Of Main
Street 4. w. Bloomfield. 5-30-tf
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OFFICE SPACE second foo
Chappell Building Call Farmville
Ala l-lOtf
4 APARTMENT - three rooms and
bath. rnfunished hot & cold water
furnished. ] T. Doyne. il, phone
! 1870. 4-3-tt
( APARTMENT - Living room-Din-
+ ing room combination Large bed
4 roonE kitchen. bath Heat and water
/ furnished Telephone l037M Mrs. c
/ E. Aeee. 6-9-t1
I APARTMENT list floor, rooms
two outside entrances; oil heat and
insulated. 304 Pine Street. Can 337
or 1865. 5-3-ti
SEVEN ROOMS. two baths. Beach
Street. Can L. E. Andrews, Phone
i 39l or IL. 5-26-t1
HOUSE IVY five rooms in Jackson
i Heights. Contact Marvin Orange
Kilkare Laundry. Farmville. 5-l5-ti
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FOR SALE

INVESTMENT property - Large
apartment house at los High street,
adjacent to u S. Postoffice, four
apartments, stoker heat j. T.
Doyne, Jr.. Phone 773, Farmyille.
5-15-tf
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FOR RENT

APARTMENTS five rooms and
bath; also three rooms and bath,
unfinished. Phone Farmville 507
or 1877 630-4p
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HELP WANTED

OPPORTUNITY for an aggressive
individual to go into business as an
ESQ dealer or take over a going
business in Farnvllle, Va For fur
Their information call 1889 W after
$50 pm. Cleft
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SOFA = like new. wing chair, ma
pie end table, double bed. two
chests. miscellaneous chairs. rugs,
lamps. Mrs. John P. Kennedy ia
Venable Street, phone 1908. 630-lp
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Wash ard Wear Sample
SHIRTS. lots Of doIor5, lots
1 of patterns, only l44 to
N seIl AT this low Iow price
, 1959-09-10

The Local Press Of May 28, 1859 carries articles CON
corning a discussion that ~transpired on the floor Of the le-
g~islature earlier this week. In these articles theimpression
is conveyed that ], while Commissioner of Health, became
involved in questionable transactions relative to the en-
ployrnent Of a dentist in st. Crox. The story conveyed in
these articles is totally inaccurate.
AS a voter and taxpayer Of this community respect.
fully rquest that I, too, be given the opportunity Of being
heard by your august body on Monday, June / 1853. This
request is based on the fact that the impression given the
public by these newspaper articles is damaging to my
honor and integrity as a citizen and practising physician
and surgeon in this community.
I shall contact you by telephone on the morning Of
JNne /, 1859 for a verbal reply to my request.
Respectfully yours,
(Sgd) Eric L. oTJeal. M. D. /
Eric Il. O'Neal, M. D..