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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-10-16

mond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert Womack, Of
Mt. Rainier, Md, spent the week
end at his home here. Sunday, they
accompanied the Charles Womack.
Jr., family to Farmvllle, where
they were luncheon guests Of the
Nelson Harrington family.
Miss Lucille Ferguson, Of Lynch
burg. and Clarence Ferguson. Of
Raleigh. N. c.. were home for the
week end.
Mrs. Joe A. Hazlegrove and
daughter. Jean, were recent guests
Of Mrs. B. B. Walker
Mr. and Mrs. w. B Walker were
Sunday luncheon guests Of the L.
r. Womack family.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Stratton were
Sunday luncheon guests of the Da-
vid Hazlegrove family.
Rally Day Observed
Rally Day was observed at Guinea
c hurc h Sunday morning with a
program and an offering.
The Rev. T. R. Tremble filled his
regular appointment at Centenary
Church Sunday morning. He was
accompanied by Mrs. Tremble.
Last week while working on the
farm, Sam Lockner, Of Wood
lawn was the victim of an acct
dent which necessitated the care Of
physician. His hand was painfully
injured. This was the third recent
farm accident in this neighborhood
The David Ha2legroves were re-
cent guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. B.
Walker. Jr
Word was received BY Il. r.
Smith of the sudden death Of his
brother, Broadhurst Smith, W h 0
live in Montana. Sincere sym
pathy is extended the bereaved.
Flippen.
Mrs. Lucy Duncan is spending
some time with Mr. and Mrs. w
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visited Mrs. Terrill's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. F. l. Shelton. of Mineral.
The main event of the week end
visit was a birthday cake, cele-
brating Mary Louis third birthday
@. C. DoWdy and j. H. Wilker-
son enjoyed a pleasant day Of
fishing at Bear Greek Lake this
week. They divided their catch
with the Rev Reynolds and Rev.
Wrenn.
Mrs. c. G. Dowdy visited friends
III Southside Hospital this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. 1. Claiborne and
Mr. and Mrs. Z. G. Hayes were
Farmyille visitors, Tuesday night.
Week end guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. ~ Price were Ivan Price, of
Ashvllle, KY, and Mrs Aub + a
Claiborne, Of Richmond. They all
attended worship services at Enon
-. Baptist Church, Sunday morning
The members Of Bethlehem Bap-
tist Church enjoyed a Sunday
School Study Course taught this
week by the pastor, Rev. George
E. Reynolds.
Sunday evening guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. I. Claiborne were: Mr.. and
Mrs. A. M Kinker and children,
a. M, Bob, and Ted, who were
returning to their home in Chester
from a trip TO Natural Bridge. and
Mrs Aubra Claiborne, Of Rich
mond.
Mrs. lila Cunmins, of Crewe
was a week end guest Of Mr.. and
MIS-. B. NJ Dunevant Mrs. Cum
minis will also visit Mr.. and Mrs.
q. A. Dunevant and Mr. and Mrs.
r. Claiborne while in this
area
Mr.. 3 IA. Dunevant and Mrs.
r. i Claiborne were Farmvule
visitors. Thursday afternoon.
We wish to welcome to the com
munity MI. and Mrs. Elijah Throck-
morton and family We were SO
happy TO have them in the com
rnunity and hope they viii enjoy
their new home.
Rev and Mrs. p G Watson are
visiting Nh. and Mrs. 3. M. Dune
want this week.
Wallace and Bobby sprouse. Lee
Stoy and Addison Cough went fish
ing near Richmond this week. The
Largest fish caught during the day
weighed l2i. pounds.
Week end visitors Of Mr.. and
Mrs Joe Roze.l were their chill
tircn Earl Rozell, Of Richmond, and
Mr.. and Mrs. W c Rozell, and
son. Of Ellerson
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. Alpha

The first quarterly conference of
the Buckingham charge will be held
at Rocky Mount, Friday. Oct. |.
All members are urged to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eldon Dunkum.
Ronald and Ginger. Mi. and Mrs.
Jimmie Allen, Dennis. Rickie and
Janice called on Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Wooten. Of Knoxville, Sun
day afternoon After visiting the
Wooteas they also called on Mr.
and ATrs David Jamerson
They had a wonderful day be-
cause the. ladies were taken out to
lunch after church, and any house
wife viii agree-its nice to have a
meal with holiday from the kit
chen
Dallas Thomas and Carolyn
sheperd visited Linda LeSueur. Sun
day Linda has been sick and did
not attend school Thursday
Friday
Mr.. and Mrs Mann Rakes. OF
Corngton. are spending several
days with Mrs. Emma Allen.
Mrs Emma Allen, Mrs. Mann
Rakes. Mrs. Wilson Dunkuni and
Lonny and Mrs. Frank LeSueur
were in Farmville, Monday.
Guests in the W Elijah Dunkum
home were Mrs. Gordon Thomas.
Mr. and Mrs Ed Jones and Pamela,
Mr. and Mrs. James Jones.
Week end callers of Mr.. and Mrs.
S. F. Thomas were David Cronin,
Of Norfolk Lloyd Apperson, Of
WASHINGTON. D. c. Mr. and Mrs
Horace Thomas and Sandra. Horace
is staying several days to help his
father pick corn
Raymond Harris. who has been
very i'll for some time was taken
70 JohnstonWillls Hospital. Friday
Glenda Harris is staying with her
aunt Mrs JACK Ayres. while her
parents are at the hospital.
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Well Water

Mr. and Mrs. j. K Sinclair and
son, Keith. Of Gloucesteg we've
week end visitors Of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. A J. Steger
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Bant0n visited
Mr. and Mrs. James Clarke. in
Charlottesville, Saturday.
Mrs. Deas Richardson. Of Green's
vile. S. c., and Mrs William Miller
of Howardsville, were visitors OF
Mrs. Lizzie A Tapscott. Monday
afternoon
The Home Demonstration meet
ing was attended by Il ladies FIJI
day in the home OF Mrs. Herbert
Bergob MS. Virginia Bailey HID
agent Of Buckingham county. gave
a demonstration Oh first aid treat
ments. Mrs. Bergob is the new presi
dent of the Well Water Club
N1rs. Lizzie Tapscott returned
home. Sunday from a two week
visit with relatives in Richmond
j.. S. Maxey and daughter. Elaine
brought her home and were din
ner guests Of Mr. and Mrs. n G.
Davis.
Mrs. Pearl Erb and niece and
nephew Of Jonesboro, Tenn. We're
callers in the N. G Davis home.
Thursday. She once lived al the old
home place Of the late Mr. and
Mrs. NJ. T. A. Moseley
Francis Steger. Of Buffalo. N Y.
spent several days last week in the
A. j. Steger home.
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Mrs. Shoemaker
Honored On Her
Goth Birthday

Mrs. w. A. Stinson and Mrs. Billy
Mckay entertained with a birthday
party for Mrs. G. NJ Shoemaker
at her home in Red House, in cele-
brati0n OF her 60Eh birthday.
Guests included Mr. and Mr.
Billy Mckay and children, Walter
and Patricia; Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
S.!nson, Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Shue-
maker. Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Shue-
maker, ard son. Ma u-ice, and Mrs.
Otis Hannah. all Of Farmville.
Also, Mr.. and Mrs. George Shue-
maker and SON Junior. Of Brook
neal. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wood
and children, Of Madison Heights
Nh. and Mrs. Andrew Eagle, and
son. Andrew. il, and Luther Shue-
maker all of Red House.
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delegation.
Mrs. Gray Simpson is confined
TO bed this week at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paulus Price and
Paula were week end guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. G.. w. Price.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Robinson at
tended the annual banquet Of the
Region -Four. Virginia Bankers AS
ISOLATION at the Boonsboro Country
Club near Lynchburg. Wednesday
night
The Women Of Browns Church
viii meet this Sunday night at
7.9o with Mrs. Jack Moody.
Several members of the Women
Of Browns Church plan to attend
the Presbyterial at Westminster
Presbyterian Church in Lynchburg
on October 20.
A group from here visited rela-
tives in Petersburg Sunday, Mrs
Maggie Ford and Mrs. Bessie Will
son. The group included: Mr. and
MS r. L. Blanton. Mrs A. M.
Blanton. Mrs. Reuben Addleman,
Mrs. J. K Robinson, Mrs. Ruby
Brown Mr. and Mrs. ERIC Robinson
and daughter. Barbara William.
Edward Simpson accompanied
f NJ Whitlock Of Farmvllle, on a
t0ur az the American Oil COmpany
refinery at Yorktown, Wednesday
They were among 80 dealers and
representatives making the tour.
TV star. Richard Webb, was also
there. A visit to Colonial Williams
burg and dinner in Norfolk were
also on the agenda
Mr.. and Mrs Eric Robinson and
and Barbara William were din
ner guests Saturday Of the W P.
Sandersons at Ashby.
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's5 'sit;:;s.f Party,
For w oman's Club
October 19

Miss Mary Pattie. chairman Of
The Health and Welfare Department
Of the Buckingham County Woman's
Club has announced a change in
the date of the TB Christmas
Seal Stuffing" party, scheduled to
be held Tuesday. October 20. Due
to conflict in church activities. it
will be held on Monday. October
10, at the Maysville Presbyterian
Church at 10 am.
Members of the club are urged to
come out and help with this project
Other persons who are interested
are invited to come and help.
Each one is requested to bring a
sandwich Coffee will be served at
the church
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Ashby News
Welcomes


The people Of this community are
very happy to have one OF the
neighborhood boys, M. H. Meador
Jr., return TO carry on business
in Cumberland. The family has
moved into the community
Another family to receive a vel
come into the community is the
ArAe Speas family He recently
bought the farm. formerly owned
by the late r. P Holland
Mr. and Mrs. E W. Sanderson
attended the Homecoming football
game at Blackstone High School
Friday night.
Miss Kate Talley was a recent
guest of Mr.. and Mrs W. E.
Bagby for several days She visit
ed Mrs. R L. Adams and attended
services at Oak Grove Baptist
Church.
John Sanderson, of William and
Mary, spent the week end at home
Mr. and Mrs w. P. Sanderson, Jr.,
Bob, Dave, and Don, of Waynes-
boro, were week end guests there
with Mr. and Mrs. Eric Robinson
and Barbara dinner guests Satur-
day night
Mr. and Mrs H s. Bigger had
farm bureau kitchen conference
N their home, Friday night with
Mr. and Mrs. NJ H Meador, Mr..
and Mrs. W. P Sanderson and
Jack Bigger present A social
break was enjoyed with coffee.
homemade cake and cookies
Recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs r
L. Adams included his brother-in-
law and sister. Mr.. and Mrs. Liven-
goode. and brother. L. NJ Adams,
Of North Carolina. Mr. and Mrs.
Alex Boles called on Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. H. Enrich cele-
brated their 18th wedding ami
versary October with a number
of his people present for dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs E c. Walton en-
tertained a group for the kitchen
conference Of the farm bureau Mon
day night. An interesting meeting
was reported. and the social hour
with refreshments followed
Mr. and Mrs w P Sanderson
attended another kitchen conference
in the home Of Mr.. and Mrs CLYDE
Foster near F ville Monday
night Again much interest was de
veloped daring discussions Social
hour followed
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Trenholm

Mr. r. B. Swami returned home
Sunday from a Richmond hospital
He is much improved
Mr.. Nelson Palmore is still in q
Richmond hospital. but is irnprov-
ing.
We were sorry to hear of the
death Of Mrs Media Ruaion at her
home in Richmond, Saturday, Oc-
tober 10. Her brother, B. w VIII
burn, and son. Paul Stratton, live
here. We extend 10 all the family
our deepest sympathy
John Swami left for Roanoke
Mornday morning TO visit Mrs.
Meredith Swami and family for sey-
eral days.
Sunday visitors Of tic cosbys
were Miss Maud Cosby. Of Fine
Greek, Julian s~ann and MI. Bpla
Aan Hatcher
Nil joyce COSBY vas 4 dinner
guest Of Mr, and Ms Cecl De
noon. Sunday Other visitors acre
Mr.. and MS snead Denoon ana
son. Of Powhatan. and Mrs Alene
Denoon and family.
Nj ana sIrs Carroll Palmore and
Mrs Maize Palmore spent Sunday
in Richmond and visited Nelson
Palmore in the hospital.
Sam Hatcher and sons. of Rich
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LEGAL NOTICE
VIRGINIA, In The Circuit Court of
Prince Edward County: The 2lst
day of September. 1859.
RE:ANDERSON w. WEAVER
ESTATE
SHOW CAUSE DECREE


TT APPEARING to this Court that
a report of the account Of W. S
Weaver. Executor under the will OF
Anderson w. Weaver Will Book %,
page .. and of the debts and de-
mands against his Estate has been
filed in the Clerks Office Of this
county, and that twelve months
have elapsed since his qualification
as Executor was had on the said
Estate, on motion of the aforesaid
personal representative IT is OR
DERED that the creditors of and all
persons interested in the aforesaid
Estate do show cause, if any they
can, on the Goth day of October,
1859. before this Court at its Circuit
Court Room in Farmyille. Virginia,
against the payment and delivery
of the Estate of Anderson w. Wea-
yer to the legatees and or devisees
under the provisions Of the said
testator's will, without requiring a
refunding bond of them, or any of
them
A Copy-Teste.
HORACE ADAMS, Clerk
w. c. FITZPATRICK. p. q.
9-25-it
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Bracket Bend

Week end guests Of Mn. and Mrs
Joe D. Easter were Nh and Mrs
John Leonard and children. and Di-
ana and Norma Burchan an Of
Galax
Jack Easter, Retta. Dana and
Norma Burcham, Dwain and judith
Ann Leonard went to Richmond to
bowl Saturday night.
Sunday guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Marvin Burcham were MI. and
Mrs. Harry Midkltf and children
and Mr. and Mrs. Isaac McGee
Those visiting Mr. and Ml> wal
ter Merchant Sunday were Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Jones and Mr. and Mrs
Tom Merchant and son. Alton, all
Of Richmond.
Mary Lou Grey went to the dance
at Sunny Side, Saturday night.
Sunday guests of MI and 'tre
Coonie Jones Were ! o..-.t. las7'
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs Pete
Beament.
All Of US are going to do better
tomorrow and We would. too. if
we started today.
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"All Of US are going to do BETTE
tomorrow and We would. too
we started today.
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Buckingham

Mrs Eva Llewellyn expects to
leave about October % to spend
the winter with her daughters and
sons-ln-law, Mr.. and Mrs. c. K. C.
Dyer and Mi and Mrs. Frank
Glover, Of Wassonville, Calf. She
will 90 BY plane.
Mr- and Mrs John Morgan, Jr.,
are attending classes at the Uni
Versity Of Virginia this winter
Mr and Mrs Bobbie Llewellyn
and children, Barbara. Sammy and
Janet, were visitors Sunday. of Mr.
ana Mrs Charlie Hall
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Spfouse's Corner News Events
Group From Bethlehem Church At
Meeting OF Baptists At The Mosque

A number Of members Of Beth
lehem Baptist Church attended the
Foreign Mission Board Appoint
mel Services at the Mosque in
Richmond. There was a larg e
crowd and Dr.. Billy Graham was
guest speaker. Everyone enjoyed a
very inspiring evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. L. Terrill
and children. Mary Lou and Layne.
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News From Roines
Edward Simpson Sees Refinery
And Visits Colonial williamsburg

The John Randolph P-TA held
us regular meeting in the form Of
social at the school cafeteria.
Thursday night.
The John Randolph P-TA planned
% be well represented at the state
convention in Roanoke Wednesday,
according to Ed Simpson. presi-
dent. The delegation had voting
power Of nine. based on last years
membership OF 1913. Others who
planned to attend were Mrs. Mar
garet Scott principal: Mrs Ed
Simpson. Mrs. Walter Simpson.
ard others to round out the official
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Guinea Mills

The Community Sing" at Centen-
airy Church Friday evening was
well attended. and was a joyous &C.
casion Several churches were rep
resented and took part on the pro-
gram.
Tommy Reynolds. who gave a
favorite selection also led the con-
gregational singing. The affair was
sponsored by the WSCS Of Centary
Church of which Mrs Conduit
Mathews is the president The chill
dren's songs were greatly enjoyed,
under the direction of Mrs l.. r.
| W0mack, accompanied by Miss
Phyllis Mathews. Refreshments
were served in the fellowship room
"a nice sum was realized from the
freewill offering.
The w. P Jackson family. of
Riverside" spent recent week
end with her sister. Mrs. Dow Nc
Keel. and family. of Wilson. N. c.
Mrs. David Hazlegrove was hos
tess to the Women Of Guinea
Church, Tuesday evening.
Miss Martha Elizabeth Blanton
was Friday overnight guest at
'Hors du Monde Sunday luncheon
guests were Porter Davis. Frank
Ransom. william Ransom and son.
Ricky, all Of Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs j. r. Stratton at
tended the funeral Of Mrs. G. E. B.
Smith. Friday afternoon, at h e
Booker Cemetery.
Simpsons Have Guests
The Rev. Willard Simpson and
children. Gray and Jean, Of Clarks-
vile, we're Saturday luncheon
guests Of his brother, Charles
Simpson, and family.
| Monday luncheon guests OF the
W. P. Jackson family were Mr.. and
Mrs. Dixon Jackson and children,
Of Sandston.
Mrs. Lottie Brown, Miss B e h
Blanton, Mrs. Conduit Mathews and
Miss Phyllis Mathews were Satur-
day guests of Mrs Frank Ransom,
who had been a patient in Rich
mond hospital. She is now con
valescing at her home in Rich
Mr.. and Mrs j. H. Leeth and
family, of Grottoes. visited Mrs.
=. c. <McCraw, and took her over
/ to her summer home at Anderson
vile, where they spent the week
end.
Mrs. Lucille Davis Is visiting
with her mother, Mrs. Julia
Mitchell While here she is stay
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm
| Sadler.
Mrs. s. N. Stanley and sons. JEFF
frey and Nickel visited Mr.. and
! Mrs. W. R. O'Neil at South Boston
for the week end Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Ellis. III. had as their
guests. Sunday Mrs Ellis family,
Of StauIton; her mother, Mrs. Her
bert M. Carter, her sister, Miss
Helen Carter and w. T. Carter.
Also Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ellis,
IV. and daughters, Irene d
Margaret Ann
Among those from Buckingham
who attended the stewardship meet
ing held at Cumberland Presby-
terrain Church Monday night were
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hall, Mr. and
Mrs. Billy Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs.
Branch Rosen, Mr.. and Mrs. w. R.
Mumford. and Rev. Howard Wall
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Fork Of Willis

Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Dunkum.
OF Dillwyn, visited Mrs W. c..
Flippen, Sunday Miss Lizzie vii
son is spending the week with Mrs
Evening star., 1959-12-01
Once Called Red,
Economist Asks
Passport Order

Victor Perlo, an economist
once accused of being a Com
munist spy, today asked United
States District Court to order
the State Department to grant
him a passport for European
travel.
Through his attorneys, Mr..
Perlo contended that the State
Departments failure to grant
the passport exceeds its author
ity as interpreted by the Su-
preme Court.
Mr.. Perlo, a New Yorker, was
an economist for the War Pro-
duction Board during World
War II.
In l948 Whitaker Chambers
and Elizabeth Bentley charged,
before the House Un-American
Activities Committee, that he
was part of a Red espionage
apparatus.
Mr.. Perlo invoked the Fifth
Amendment in refusing to an
swer the charges.
But, according to his attor-
neys, last June Mr.. Perlo swore
to the State Department that
he was never a spy. He applied
for the passport last May 4.
A State Department official
said additional details were re-
quested bG. that Mr.. Perlo
failed to reply.
Evening star., 1959-12-01
Finn Loses
Appeul.on on
Deportation
By the Associated Press

The Board of immigration
Appeals yesterday upheld a
deportation order against VIII
liam K. Heikkila, q San Fran
cisco craftsman who was flown
to his native Finland and back
again at United States expense
in 1858.
Mr.. Heikkila, now So, has
been fighting deportation, based
on alleged one-time Commu-
mist Party membership, for the
last IL years.
His case gained national at
tention in April, 1858. During
a lull in the court actions
brought on his behalf, Immi-
grafton Service inspectors de-
cided to get Mr.. Heikkila out of
the country. He was put aboard
a paine for HelSinki.
But his lawyers obtained a
court oroer against immediate
deportation, and he was re-
turned from Finland a few days
later.
Mr.. Heikkila's 38-year-old
American-born wife complained
the trip to Finland was a
"kidnap."
Mr.. Heikkila himself argued
that he had been brought back
from Helsinki under Immigra-
ton Service auspices, and that
hence the. earlier deportation
proceedings were invalid and
he was entitled to permanent
residence in this country. The
Board of Appeals disagreed.
Evening star., 1959-12-01
GIN Ceiling Back
$1,000 More

DETROIT, Dec. l (AP).-
General Motors Corp. an
nounced yesterday it will call
back an additional $4,000
hourly rated workers at plants
across the country this week as
it graduf returns to produc-
ton after mass layoffs ana
plant shutdowns because Of
steel shortages.
GIN, hardest hit of the Ma
tion's carmakers by the recent
steel strike, said it win have
called back 115,000 this week
of the 215,000 laid of at the
peak of the shutdowns. The
corporation previously called
back $1,000. 1t has about $780,
900 hourly rated workers.
A GIN spokesman said pro-
duction on a limited four-day
week will begin December Z at
Cadillac, Corvair at Willow
Run, Mich, and Chevrolet
plants at GAINESVILLE, Wis, Nor
wood, Ohio, and Flint, Mich.
Evening star., 1959-12-01
Senate Wogonmoster
Has on Assistant, Too

room" at . salary Of 1,040.07
for the July-September quar-
ter. The employees name? The
report gave 1t as Donald L.
Bryant.
And listed at a salary of
$1.322.67 for the quarterly Pc
Rod was John M. Price, as
'laborer in charge Of private
passage" Mr.. Dunthy said he
couldn't shed any more light
on private passage than he
could on Donald Bryant.
Among the many job titles
we're hourly folders, inserting
machine operators, cabinet
makers and a keeper and an
assistant keeper of stationery
as well as a chief clerk Of the
stationery room.
And of course there were the
page boys, including such
highly specialized ones as the
chief telephone page for the
majority and the chief tele-
phone page for the minority.
These chiefs drew pay of
| I$1.803.09 each for the quarter.
Evening star., 1959-12-01
KHRUSHCHEV
Continued From First Page

Continued From First Page
once more for an end to the
Western occupation of West
Berlin and a German peace
treaty.
I'VE would willingly sign a
treaty with Western Germany,
together with our Western
allies" Mr.. Khrushchev said,
but If we do not achieve this,
we shall be obliged to sign a
unilateral treaty with the
(East) German Democratic Re-
public"
Mr.. KhruShchev compli-
mented Hungary's present
Communist leadership, which
Soviet troops installed after
they crushed the 1856 revolt,
He said "the historic merit
Of the Hungarian party and its
leadership is above all that il
boldly took to the road Of reso-
lutely correcting the mistakes
committed by the old leader
ship"
Evening star., 1959-12-01
Meteorite Falls
On Hebrides Isle

LONDON, Dec. (AP).-A
huge meteorite is believed to
have struck the Outer Heb
rides in the past few days.
A crater the size of a foot
ball field was spotted yester-
day by Mailman Duncan Mac
Donald on the island Of Lewis,
one OF the 500 islands of the
Hebrides off the west coast
OF Scotland.
A stream he usually crossed
was almost bursting its banks,
A small lake had disappeared
Il could smell burning-it
seemed to me there had been
an explosion" Mr.. Macdonald
said.
The crater was found on a
trackless moor about a mile
from the nearest road and 26
miles from Stornoway.
AT first, it was thought a
rocket from the nearby South
Ulst firing base might have
gone OF course. but neither the
Defense Ministry nor the Air
Ministry has records of any
runaway rockets.
AT the Royal Observatory in
Endinburgh Prof. H. A. Bruck
said it appeared a large me-
teorite had struck Lewis. Ex-
perts will be sent to inyesti-
gate.
Evening star., 1959-12-01
By the Associated Press

The job Of wagonmaster is
among the oddities turned up
In the report on Senate pay
rolls.
George Smith was listed as
wagonmaster and Louis A.
Queens as assistant wagon
master.
1t seems, however, that the
Senate wagonmaster and his
assistant have the prosaic task
Of hauling mail, trunks and
other heavy loads back and
forth between the Capitol and
the railroad station.
And they use a truck instead
of a horse-drawn wagon.
Robert @. Dunthy, the Sen
ate's deputy sergeant-at-arms,
told q reporter the Job title
was a carryover from the past.
He was unable to explain two
other entries In the payroll re-
port. $50
One Of these listed female
attendant, ladies' retiring