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POWER and Lawn Mowers sharp
ened and repaired, Pick up and de-
livery service. Phone 302, Motley
Hardware Co., Farmville. 4-10-tf
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STRAWBERRIES Pick up at farm,
Bring own cOntaimer. 25c per quart.
Mrs. G. w. Berger. Cumberland
phone HY 2-3l0l. 5-l5-3tp
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HELP WANTED


WORKER - farm n d hatchery
must have good references and
qualifications. Apply in person, Will
lie Welchlin, Ri. /. Box IA. Farm
vile. Va. 5-l5-2p F.
MEN q Not afraid to work Serve
customers on food route in Farm
vile area Will consider housewives.
Write Box SOIL. Dept So. Richmond.
Va. SIS & %
WANTED IMMEDIATELY - Man
or Woman to supply customers in
Buckingham and Appomattox coun-
ties Or Farmville with RaWleigh
Products. Can earn $50 weekly part
time 500 and up full time. I'll
help you get started Write Raw
leigh's, Dept Vac 650-336, Rich
mond. Va. 5-l-5p Cd
SETTLED LADY to work 5 pm. to
II, 6 nights week. transportation
can be arranged. Billy McKay's
Drive-m Tastee Freez Store. Farm
Vile. 5-8-tf
WANTED-re reliable family with good
reference to live in my home, rent
free, and take care Of same House
is located on Road 500, ten miles
north Of Farmville Contact Mrs. w.
A. Elan. l327-A Greycourt Ave,
Richmond, Va, Phone ELgin 3-l2O7
5-12-4t
YOUNG MAN to work in mems
dept. SATURDAYS ard part time, ex-
perience preferred Davids sons
Farmville. 5-l2-2t
WANTED MAN OR WOMAN. full or
part time. to serve Watkins Nation
ally Advertised Products to rural
customers in Charlotte County.
Earnings UP to $4,000 per week
possible from the start Free Life
Insurance Plan. Should be over %
years Of age Car or light truck ne
cessary Write Mr.. Al w. Callahan.
5l9 Brunswick Ave, South Hill va.
5-l2-3t
COLLEGE student or teacher white
- for summer position Interesting.
healthful work, 81 1000 for 90 days.
Come in to see NJ Swain, Hotel
Weyanoke. only On Saturday. May
10th 5-l2-2t
MIDDLE AGE COUPLE to manage
restaurant in DillWyn Must have
experience and good reference. Liv-
ing quarters available. Apply Nc
Kay Restaurant Oh see Billy Nc
Kay. 5-3-tf
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EXPERIENCED Bulk Plant Man
ager Write giving reference and ex-
perienced, Box B " Farmville Her
aid. 5-8tf
OPERATORS for new m 0 d I'm
Crown Stations in and around Farm
Vile Apply to Crown Petroleum
Central OIL Co.. Richmond, Va.
5-8-tf
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FAPMVILLE S leading health insur-
ance office W. A. Watson & Sons
needs five additional enrolment rep
resentatiyes for the next four or five
weeks The hours will be long and
the work hard, and the earnings ex-
cellent. Only high caliber represent
atives need apply Interested? To
qualify YOU don't need sales eXper-
fence, but you must have a car and
be a resident of this vicinity with
excellent local reputation, willing to
be carefully investigated Teachers
and ministers will be given prefer
ance but college education is not
required. Contact w. A. Watson g.
Sons. Farmville, Virginia. office just
across from the post office or call
Farmville 342 for interview appoint
ment- 5-l5-4p
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LEGAL. NOTICE

VIRGINIA
In the office Of the Clerk Of the
Circuit Court for the County Of
Cumberland the 29th day OF April.
1883:
| CLAYTON FUSEYMORE
Plaintiff
oracle HAMILTON FUsEY-
MORE
Defendant
The object of this suit is to OBJ
/ tain divorce from the bonds of
matrlmOny for the plaintiff from
the defendant on the grounds of de-
sertion.
And an affidavit having been
made and filed, according to law.
stating that due diligence has been
used by OF on behalf of the plain
tiff to ascertain in what county or
corporation the defendant. Oracle
Hamilton Fuseymore is. without eff
feet. and that it is believed that
the said defendant is not now a
resident of the State of Virginia:
Therefore it is ordered that the
said Oracle Hamilton Fuseymore
do appear within ten days after
due publication hereof and do what
may be necessary to protect her
interests in this suit.
r n RIANTON Clark
j. TAYLOR WILLIAMS, p. q.
Cumberland, Virginia
5-8-4t
VIRGINIA:
In the Circuit Court OF Amelia
County, April 30, 1859.
ELIZABETH EDMONDS,
| PLEASANT MARSHALL and
HOWARD ANDERSON
Compliments
v.
WILLIAM GREEN.
Address unknown
LEWIS GREEN.
81 Washburton Avenue
Yonkers, New York
ELIZABETH MARSHALL
81 Washburton Avenue
Yonkers. New York
PLEASANT GREEN
Address unknown
Defendants
Order of Publication
The object of this suit is to par
tition or sell all the lands in Amelia
and NottoWay Counties, Virginia,
of which William Marshall died
seized and possessed and to dis
tribute proceeds among Elizabeth
Edmonds, Pleasant Marchall, How
ard Anderson, Will a m Green,
Lewis Green, Elizabeth Marshall
and Pleasant Green, his sole heirs
at-law; and to obtain general and
special relief.
| And it appearing from an aft
davit filed in this cause that the
said William Green, Lewis Green,
Elizabeth Marshall and Pleasant
Green are nonresidents of this
state, it is ORDERED that the said
William Green, Lewis Green, Eliza
beth Marshall and Pleasant Green,
appear here within 10 days after
due publication of this Order and do
what is necessary to protect their
interests in this usit.
| S. L. FARRAR, JR.. CT ERIK
LAVENSTEIN AND LAVENsTEIN
Attorneys for complainants
604 Union Trust Building
Petersburg, Virginia 5-8-4t
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NOTICE

POWHATAN County School Elector-
al Board will meet in the school
board office on Friday. May 20 at
800 pm. O'Clock for the purpose of
electing school board member
from Hugunot District. he term of
Mr.. c. R. Kennon, Jr. is expiring.
Signed, R. c. Goodwin. chairman.
5-15-2F
WATER FRONT 5 room modern
cottage near Coles Point. on Poto-
mac for rent by week Sleeps 10.
Bathing, fishing, grabbing close by.
Bookings now. See E. H. Poston,
Farmville, Virginia. 5-15-tf III
FACTORY AUTHORIZED Clinton,
Briggs & Stratton and Lauson en-
CINE repairs and service. F.. w.
Shanaberger g. Sons, Ri. AGO East,
phone 1898, Farmville. 4-3-tf (F)
WATKINS Awnings beautify your
home and make it more livable.
Canvas and aluminium. Phone 1888.
4-3-tf
PUBLIC - The undersigned will not
be responsible for any debts in
Cured by anyone except myself.
Mrs. Priscilla Pollard, Hampden-
Sydney, va. 5-5-3tp
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FOR SALE

IOxt OAAlL
NICE HOME The Joseph E. Gar
land, South Main street, beautiful
| schrubs. large lot through entire
! block. SIS, 900. W. c. Canada, Agent
III West Third Street. 5-l5-2p
STOVE - good used Home Comfort.
R. T. Morris. RI .. Appomattox
Near Chestnut Grove Church. Buck
ingham County. 5-15-lp
PLANTS Nancy Hall sweet potato.
tomato, sweet pepper. Indian Ridge
Orchard. three miles southwest
Green Bay. Va 5-l5-2p Fl
TWO restaurant gas grills $50 each:
one IA GU. it. Deepfreeze Home
Freezer sos; one wet Coca Cola box
$35; one large door restaurant re-
frigerator s85. Apply McKay's Res
taurant, Dillwyn or see Billy Mckay.
phone 7l7-J. Farmville. 5-8-tf
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SIX CARDALE yearling rams. Bill
Derey. Farmville 886M. $3.50
80 BARRELS yellow corn. B. w. Al
len. Hampden-Sydney 26O6. sap
DWELLING. rooms, bath, base
ment. large lot on East Second ST..
only 5000, with $3.50 down, s45. 90
month. Landon Atkins. Realtor, Mu-
nicipal Bldg. Farmville, Va. Phi.
39O-M or 1888. 5-9-tf
MOWER = Electric reel type with
cord. Cheap for quick sale. c. T.
Agee. Slap Of
FERMATE DUST: plain or with 81,
DOT. See us for your needs. j. H.
Whitfield Co., Farmville. SPLIT
HEREFORD BULL - years old.
Registry No. 8sO3554. See or call R.
B. Rosen. Alcoma, Va. Phone 1866
Buckingham. 5-l2-2p
PLANTS - marigold, zinnia. pinks,
poinsettia. verbena, phlox in bloom,
coral bells, yarrow. deer violet. 9TH
ers. Mrs S. IN. Thompson. Farm
vile. 5-l5-lp
BRICK residence near Farmyille
High School Priced $40. 500. Also 5
room residence in Jackson Heights.
Hardwood floors. bath. large lot.
price $1,000. Landon Atkins. Realtor.
Phone 390M or 1873. Farmville. Va.
5-l5-tf F.
STRAWBERRIES. Located or Road
636, between Lodore and Grub Hill.
Mrs. E. A. Lehman. Amelia.
5-l5-2p
BABY CHICKS-d old or started
We sen the famous Kimber Kl37
pullets for layers. known for their
outstanding performance. Also avail
able White Rocks. a dual purpose
bird. For broilers WAITRESS White
Rock cross. Place your orders now.
Fresh eating eggs available at all
times. Locust Hill Farm Hatchery.
Ri. l. Box IA, Farmville. Va
4244p fF1
POTTED PLANTS in variety toma-
to and flower plants. deBettencourt
New Canton, Va. 424-4p 81
AZALEAS - 40 varieties, blooming
April, May. June Our garden will
be open on Sundays from 2 to pm,
Monday through Saturday. Inquire
at Aliens Country Store. located at
SCOTS Fork on Highway 1853. 3 mi
off Rt 800 Address. A. S. Allen.
Amelia. Va. 4-24-4p Of
LOT-near swimming pool. IS l40
it,. city water. 81 900 90 with 5000
down. 500 month Landon Atkins,
Farmville. Phone 39O-M or 1888
4-l7-tf tF)
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FRESH PLANTS: sweet potato;
Marglob, Rutger and Hybrid tomato.
egg plants: sweet and hot pepper. j.
4. Whitfield Co.. Main Street, Farm
vile. 5-12-1t
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FOR RENT


! OFFICE air conditioned Over
LongWood JeWeler on Main Street
Apply Dave Weinberg, Farmers Sup
ply. 5-15-tf tF)
APARTMENTS = pa Virginia St.
and 305 Second st. Call APO M. Mrs
Monroe Johns, Sr. 5-l5-tf
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! APARTMENT. two bedrooms; heat,
water and hot water furnished !,
available June | Call Farmville 483
Or 6Oo 5-l5-tf
HOUSE five rooms in Jackson
Heights. Contact Marvin Orange.
kllkare Laundry, Farmville. 5-l5-tf
~~~
APARTMENT M furnished. fir 5 t
floor. Mrs. John Stokes. $50 j.
5-l5-Sp
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APARTMENTS furnished. private,
unfurnished. heat. FOB Oak Street
Telephone 1901. 5-l5-4p 1Fl
HOUSE and GARDEN. near Shep-
pards. Phone 544 daytime. 2046 w
nights 5-15-3t
APARTMENT - unfurnished, three
rooms and bath. John Morris. Phone
~ 4-24-6p f.
APARTMENT - rooms, private
bath, water and heat included. $40 co
month Landon G. Atkins. Phone
390-M. Farmville. Virginia 2-6-tf F.
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APARTMENTS -- Upstairs, large
70 m S. bath. private entrance.
Mrs. Harvey Miller, Phone 252.
3-13-tf F.
APARTMENT rooms. partly
furnished Mrs. O. Mann, Phone 92l,
81 Bridge ST., Farmville. 5-I2-tf
APARTMENT w. upper. Corner Buff
falo and Saint George. Five rooms.
W. FL Fallwell, phone Az 5-l2-tf
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ROOMS, bath, outside entrance.
3l6 s. Main St. Farmville. 5-l2-4p
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APARTMENT first floor. rooms.
two outside entrances. oil heat and
insulated 1903 Pine Street. Call 335
or l65. 5-2-tf
TWO ACRE allotment of dark fired
tobacco land within one mile of
Farmyille Write Box 1877. Bedford,
Virginia. 4-3-tf
ROOM II rear Of Dorothy May
Store AFalabNS immediately Phone
n. Farmvlle. 5-3-3t
HOUSE five rooms at T08 Second
Street George Kelsey, phone Farm
Fille 443 5-8-3tp
APARTMENT five rooms up-
stairs, newly decorated. Private en-
trance. NJ H. Slayton. Sl3 Buffalo
st. 2o18 j. SO 4tp
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APARTMENT: 3 rooms. bath, cleo
trio water heater. j. B. fowler.
Phone HIM. 5-o-tf
FURNISHED APARTMENT: three
rooms, bath, 50l Second Street.
phone 373-M. 4-24-tf
LARGE second floor area. win rent
entire floor, or split into offices. on
Third Street within block Of Main
Street N. w. Bloomfield 5-3O-tf
OFFICE SPACE - second floor
Chappen Building. Call Farmville
IA j. 1-lO-tf
FURNISHED apartment. with pri-
vate bath. Opposite LongWood Col
lege. Phone 432. 5-3-tf
APARTMENT three rooms and
bath, unfinished, hot & cold water
furnished j. IT, Doyne, Jr, phone
1870. 4-3-tf
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DIN hH INT AyTC
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STRAWBERRIES Pick up at farm
Bring own container. 25c per quart
Mrs. G. W. Berger. Cumberland
phone HY 2-3l0l. 5-l5-3tE
RAM = registered Hampshire, three
years old. Gentle. $4,000. r. S. Ellis
and Son. Alconla. Va. Buckingham
County Sissy
PLANTS sweet potato. Fielder
Hubbard. Rice. Va. Phone Farmville
1901 w. 5-l5-ti
UNDERWOOD Portable Typewriter
with carrying case In excellent con-
dition. Phone 1853 OF SIS. 5-l5-lp
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USED ~ caterpillar D-4 tractor with
hydraulic bull grader. hyster winch
and grubber blade. Used only three
years. Serial No. 7U339ll. Good con-
dition. Call Jack Reed. Farmville
1887. 5-15-Ip
BEAUTIFUL cemetery wreaths and
crosses ST so up. Mrs. Jack Wright,
Ri. 2. Box 1862. Farmville, Va. $3.50
TOMATO PLANTS - Healthy Rut-
gers. R. B. Rosen. Alcoma, Va.
Phone Buckingham 1866. 5-l2-2p
~~>>>>>
USED WELDERS $40 up. F. R. Kill
lette. Ri. /. Box AL A.. Rocky
Mount. N. Z. 5-l5-3p
REDUCED PRICES on accessories.
Fender skirts. 1858 Chevrolet. 1855
Chevrolet. 1859 Chevrolet, 1859 Ford
1857 Ford. 1854 to 1856 Oldsmobile
1857 to 1858 Ford quarter panel
skirts. Dual exhaust systems for
1855 Mercury. 1855 Chevrolet 6 cy-
Under, 1855 Pontiac 8 cylinder and
those cars out of stock. Check our
prices on new mufflers before you
buy. New car radio antennas re-
duced- We can furnish new window
or door glass and install with one
day notice. Farmville Iron & Metal
Company, 4th Street. Phone GA
farnvnle, Virginia. 5-l5-2p
PAINT SPRAY outfit. large size
gasoline operated 500. L. G. Atkins.
Farmville. Va. Phi. 39O-M or 1888.
5-8-tf
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BUTCHERING meat processing
deep Freeze supplies. Burgers
Market. Farmville. Va. 2-13-2O (Fo
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EATABLE PEAS: Blackeye, Brown
Sugar Crowders. Grey Crowd
ers and Brown Eye Purple Hull. j..
H. Whitfield Co., Farmville. Spit
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PAINT SPRAY outfit. large size.
gasoline operated. 500. L. G. Atkins
F'armville. Va. Phi. 390-M or 1888.
5-8-tf
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SEWING MACHINE service and re-
pair parts for Kenmore and all
other makes. rs-Robuck & Co..
phone 1850. Farmville. 5-8-3t
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SERVICES

LAWN MOWERS sharpened and re-
paired. expert service. genuine fac
tory parts. F. w. Shanaberger &
Sons, Route AGO East, phone 1913,
Farmville. 4-3-tf (F)
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TORY parts. r. w. SndnaDefger u
Sons, Route AGO East, phone 1913,
Farmvllle. 4-3-tf (F)
BUTCHERING meat processing.
deep Freeze supplies. Burgers
Market. Farmville. Va. 2-13-20 (FD
SEWING MACHINE service and re-
pair parts for Kenmore and all
other makes. Sears-R obuck & Co..
phone 1850. Farmville. 5-8-3t
SEPTIC TANK TROUBLE Call
w. W. Dickerson. phone a.. We
pump and clean septic tanks. Our
pump is new, with agitator to as
sure you a good job. We will repair
your septic tank if necessary.
Trouble is our business. W. W.
Dickerson, Phone a. 4-3-tf
POWER and Lawn Mowers sharp
ened and repaired, Pick up and de-
livery service. Phone 302, Motley
Hardware Co., Farmville. 4-lO-tf
AUCTIONEERING SERVICE: Call
w. W. Dickerson, licensed Auc-
tioneer for town and county. Phone
A, Farmville. 12-12-tf
SPENCER Individually designed
foundation supports and. bras
sieres- Phone 1853. Annie v. Put
ney 5-5-tf
SERVICE DEPARTMENT.: If it can
De fixed, we can fix it. All work
guaranteed. The only thing cheap
about oul service is our price.
Farmers Supply Co., phone 213,
Farmville. Va LIST
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$3.50 & SIS Topcoats

including English xons eeds
Newest medium and
burnshed n trim gons shoulder etin models
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Unlimited Free Porkinq
Chevy Chose; One Hour
Free Porkins Downtown
Downtown: 1910 F St.
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FINE IMPORTED FABRICS
1850 Worsfed Suits

and
2d3bu n
and
burnshed onesEx
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Violation Excused
For New Daddy

LOCKPORT, N. Y. (AP).-
Police had a unique present for
a new baby: The father was
excused from parking viola
tons.
officers said a car left over
time in a city parking lot had
this note under a windshield
wiper: Had to go to New York
City. My wife gave birth. Will
be back in four days. I will
pay for use of meter"
They did not ticket the car
and it was removed by the
anonymous owner at the end
of the four days.
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would have taken water and
some clothing.
The Lady" flew another Ia
miles or so from the bail-out
point before she crashed.
When the men landed they
could have had no idea where
they were. Why Hatton didn't
use his radio to tell Benina,
or Soluch, or Benghazi or some
body he was going down, no one
will ever know.
AS soon as remains of the
Lady" were discovered, the
Air Force dispatched an inves-
tigating team from Wiesbaden,
Germany. One investigator,
Wesley A. Neep of Seattle,
Wash, a civilian, told the AS
ISOLATED Press in an interview
in Germany:
After a systematic search
we found pair of fight boots
18 miles north of the crash
site. Then we found a track
made by five heavy vehicles
on a heading Of 342 degrees
toward Benghazi. They were
made by Italian vehicles which
crossed the desert earlier in
the war. probably in 1941 OF
1912.
1T was natural for the air
men to head toward the sea
When they found these tracks
they followed them. So we fol-
lowed the tracks and found
their other memberships OF
parachute weighted by stones
Each item was placed as
a marker pointing north. These
markers continued for so miles
The five or six parachuteS
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ADOPTION
Welfare Officials
Called HeortIess'

which is required before any
couple is given a child for
adoption.
Again the court disagreed
with the argument. 1t said:
"rhis court is not prepared
to say that a foster home &.
may not become an adaptive
home and that parents who
have nurtured a baby from
seven days until 10 months be-
cause they have done 1t in the
capacity of foster parents may
not be permitted to ask for and
obtain adoption"
When the Crumps realized
the boy was about to be taken
from them they hurriedly.
through their Rockville at
torney, filed a petition for
adoption with the Montgomery
County Circuit Court on De-
cember 10.
A Previous Position
At the hearing before Mont
gomery County Circuit Court
Judge Thomas M. Anderson,
welfare officials informed the
court that the Wicomico couple
had filed a similar petition in
Salisbury on December ia
day before the Crump petition
had been filed and just two
days after the Crumps had
pleaded for a delay so they
could take the case to the
Montgomery court.
I Meanwhile. the Wicomico
judges noted, "the child was
sent Ito Salisbury in the GUS
tody (of the Wicomico coupled
on the 18th of December. even
before the order transferring
custody from the Montgomery
County Welfare Board to the
Wicomico County Welfare
Board had arrived in Sails
bury"
Judge Anderson, once in
formed that the Wicomico cou-
pies petition had preceded the
Crumps' by a day, ruled that he
had no jurisdiction over the
case and that the Wicomico
court did. Then the Crumps
filed. another petition in Wi
comico County through attor-
neys Hamilton P. Fox and
James P. Bailey which resulted
in their current appeal.
William Roger. director OF
the Montgomery Welfare De-
partment, has declined to COM
ment on the case stating that
the matter is still before tbs
courts.
Both Couples Worthy"
In their unsigned opinion.
Wicomico County Circuit Court
Judges Laird Henry. Rex A,
Taylor and E. McMaster Duer,
who heard the case, stated they
felt the decision to give the boy
to the other couple was the
conscientious opinion of people
who are long experienced in
welfare work"
The judges declared that
both couples seeking to adopt
the boy ARE worthy to take in
the child and that both homes
would give it the loving care to
which it is entitled"
! They pointed out that Mr..
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that we identified indicated
that a majority of the men got
together after bailing out. Two
and four-tenths miles beyond
the last marker, we hit cross
tracks caused by 80 vehicles.
We continued along the cross
trail until it hit sand dunes.
Remember. these men had
no water. Maybe they had food
tablets. They could have fash
toned headgear from para
chute strips. Once a man loses
his reasoning in the desert he
won't walk a straight line. Hell
probably go in circles"
Mr.. Neep and others are now
around blockhouse rock again
and still searching for bodies.
So far as is known there was
no enemy in the area in l943,
ruling out the possibility the
men became prisoners.
Doomed BY Desert Sun
A man without headcover in
the Libyan desert is doomed
within a couple of hours after
the sun climbs over the horizon.
If he is lucky. the sun will get
him before thirst does.
Even with some makeshitt
headgear and with water, Capt,
James M. Paule, an Air Force
medical officer on the search
team. estimated a man could
last no more than a couple OF
days.
The men, and all evidence
of them, vanished on the edge
of the sand sea of Calanscio. a
place even the nomads avoid
as cursed by Allah.
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Red Ears Attuned
To U. S. Symphony

PHILADELPHIA (AP).-The
conductor of the Philadelphia
Orchestra says audiences be-
hind the Iron Curtain are more
receptive to good music than
those Of Europe or Israel.
Eugene Ormandy adds that
audiences in Russia and other
Iron Curtain nations often
cheered for 80 minutes after
recent Philadelphia Orchestra
concerts.
Ormandy's observations were
made in a recent letter from
Europe. where he is vacation
ing, to c. Wanton Balls, jr.,
president of the Philadelphia
Orchestra Association.
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Crump. who Is "a. earns about
$1,000 a year as a Government
electronics specialist and an
additional $4,000 on inventions
and magazine articles.
The court said the Crump
home has been commended by
welfare workers and, there is
nothing for which the couple
may be criticized.
Ruled For Board
On the other hand. the, Sails
bury couple-the husband
earns about $4,000 a year as a
utility company employe-also
is able to provide a good home,
the court said. They have a 4
year-old daughter.
Mr.. Crump had told the court
of his own boyhood-how he
was an orphan raised IN a los
ter home. The judges noted
MI. Crump's testimony that
because of his own background
he had a special sympathy for
q child under similar circum-
stances, and felt a special in
terest and desire to provide for
such a child all that he had
himself missed"
But the court. though it was
inclined to say that (the
Crump) home would be more
beneficial" to the little boy,
ruled as welfare authorities
had recommended. 1t added:
with as much reluctance as
we have to say no to such fine
people as the Crumps, we feel
on the other hand that we
should not supplant the judge
ment of the board :"