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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, SIS:
I, MARY ALICE SMITH, q Notary
Public in and for the District OF
Columbia. do hereby certify that
PHILLIPS r. TURNBuLL and
MALCOLM D. CRAWFORD. parties
to Q certain certificate Of amend
ment Of certificate OF incorpora-
tion lchange Of name). bearing
date on the 18th day Of November
1850. and hereto annexed, person
ally appeared before me In the
said District Of Columbia, the said
PHILLIP r. TURNBULL. and NAL
COLIN d. CRAWFORD, being per-
sonally well known to me as the
persons who executed the said
certificate of amendment OF certifi-
cate OF incorporation (change Of
nAme). and Acknowledged the same
to be their act and deed.
Given under nv hand and seal this
18th day Of November, AID. 1860.
Notary Seail MARY ALICE
SMITH, Notary Public. Nv COM
MISSION expires May 81, 1858.
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HELP MEN

ACCOUNTANT JR., aecounting
graduates. no exper. required for
SiNROD Il TAsH. 1898 Desales
st. NV. NE. s-4954.
sSSEs.,; ,;,sP;;.sss;;s'sssss ,sP; 4; y. =
SaklSMAN ek. MdRs.. IRsI asIt.: a: 3 new open:
ings daily. Welcome. Inquire.
BOYD'S. Estab. ~ yrs. Cor. 18th
and q NV. No phone
ACCOUNTANT, CPA once: part
time. day and evening. expert
enced IN audit work. 10. 5-l230.
ACCOUNTANTS, BOOKKEEPERs
We Specialize in These Positions
ATLAS AQcY., 1920 N. Y. Ave. NV.
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A Division of
Radio Corporation
of America
BOYS-VETS TRAVEI,

BOYS-VETS TRAVEL
o 9. A.. Mexico. Hawaii. So. Amer.
lea and return. Circulation sales.
apply incl. English speaking for
eignerS. Accustomed to earn Slo5
wkly.. comm. plus bonus. Immed.
cash advance. Must be neat and
personable. See MR.. McLAIN at
the Cairo Hotel, 18th and Que
NV. between 10 am. and y pm.
CARPENTERS WANTED
Must Be Experienced
VIII. 2-3364
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BKKPR.-CLERICAL

Young man with some exper. or
schooling that wants to learn
business. Must be neat, intelli.
gent, cooperative and responsible
Duties consist Of subsidiary Jour-
mails, payroll, cashiers, audit In
voices and keep many various
records. Must be good typist and
know how TO operate posting ma
chine. Prefer someone with ear
b-day wk. Permanent to person
who qualities. Apply Mr.. Bolts,
GLOBE DISTRIBUTING CO., 311BI
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AUCTION SALES
IcANIlNlIEnN
C. G. SLOAN 4 CO., INC,
116 18th 81. NV.


NOTICE OF SALE BY PUBLIC AUG.
lion 10 ENFORCE LIENS FOR
STORAGE CHARGES:
DAY or DECEMBER. 1860, BE-
eeeosNlhS eoNTiSu,No AT tAeH tAs A;Mi: MEDNAfNsPo ANP
DAY AND SATURDAY THERE
AFTER. until all is ulsposea OF,
there will be sold, at public auc-
tion, in the auction saIleries Of
z, g. SLOAN L. Co, INC, us
18th STREET NV. WASHING
TON. D. c.. to enforce liens for
storage and other charges due and
unpaid all general household FUR
nishings, 3.SbO pounos. stored with
US in the name OF Conrad Naeie,
240 East 46th ST.. New York, N. r
TkRMS: CASH
SHELTON BRof HERS TRUCKING
60, INC, 1240 w Street NV,
wash d. C. de1,9
IRVING KAMINS, Aaetioner
22O X Street NV.
Executive $3.50
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Executive
Sales
Representative

We have an interesting and chal,
lengtng position for Q top -fiishi
sales executive who has success
fully sold to retail accounts al
the MANAGEMENT level.
Progressive national company has
important local sales position in
sales promotion and merchan-
dising held He must have sue
cessfully sold at all levels. must
be mature. aggressive and have
management potential.
Unusual opportunity for advance
ment, based on accomplishments,
many fine employe BENEFITS. We
welcome your confidential letter
Of application. giving experience,
education and salary. to Box
FIELD SERVICE ENGINEER for
position Of resident engineer in
the Norfolk, Va. area. Must have
experience In electronic instru-
mentation. Salary commensurate
with experience. Call OF. 4-5O65
or send resume to I64 23rd st.
South Arlington. virginia.
FRENCH INSTRUCTOR, educated
native, full or part time. Send
curriculum vitae. Box o29-K, Star.
GARAGE ATTENDANT for apt. bldg.
Middle aged preferred. to handle
permanent; Si5s monthly, Apply
kENNEDY-WARREN APT, 3i33
Conn. ave. NV.
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BIBLE SALESMEN

For Best Deal Call Lu. o-s1cs
BOOKKEEPER with experience in
accounts receivable and hiilina
necessary. steady position, GOOD
income. Must have references 5
Give details and salary expected
TO Box Blk, Star.
BOOKKEEPER, experienced in au-
tomobile accounting: capable of
making statement and tax returns
Perm. employment with Va, auto
dealer. Reply, giving exper. and
salary desired, Box SILK. Star.
RKKpP CT FpTTAT
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AMNAASsGffEsA MAs3fEnA46NNAT 6NNATlSEAi s1htaoi sANH nIs oE

oANANOg1A AA NA1IVNAA bANA VR
WASHINGTON. SHAREHOLDERS
MEETIN0.-Notiee Is hereby given
that. pursuant TO call OF its direc-
tors, Q special meeting OF the share.
holders Of Anacostia National Bank
Of Washington will be held at its
banking house at $3.50 8. Capitol
Street. Washington. D. c.. on Tues
day. December 20, 1860. at twelve
o'clock noon. for the purpose Of
considering and determining by
consolidate the said bank and
The National Bank Of WASH
ington. located In washinEton.
D. c.. under the provisions OF
the laws Of the United States.
shall be ratified and confirmed.
subject to the approval of the
Comptroller Of the Currency.
purpose Of voting upon any other
matters incidental TO the proposed
consolidation Of the two banks.
A copy Of the Aforesaid agree
ment: executed bv Q majority OF
the directors OF each Of the two
banks. providing for the consoli-
dation. is on file at the bank and
pay be inspected during business
hours.
~ uApnT0
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1NNE6 1AuhAUno
QEE ORR An
DEE OOh AL
YfNnER HNsTRnCrInNa

UNDER INSTRUCTIONS
K.9 DOGS = RELAX and forget
your worries. We guard homes.
warehouses. places Of buGiness. etc
Others have employed our dogs in
Washington and Virginia with
confidence. Not for sale. Lease
basis only, I will feed and eSre.
DA. 6.pOla.
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CALL
Il. $4,000
CANCELLATIONS
SPECIAL NOTICES
Clad MILE EAIITE

CLAD MILE FAILTE
MAKE. your Xmas from bonnie Scot
land-Largest variety authentic
sGottisn merchandis In L S
Ties and woolens in 100 clan
tartans. famous Edinburgh crys-
tai. tweeds and knit wear, cos
tune dolls, thistle stone wear,
Celtic silver. jewelry. many other
gifts. SCOTLAND HOUSE. 6Oi
8. washington st. INT. Vernon
ntvdD, Alex. Va. ~. G-SS55.
Hrs. 1913 daily, except Sunday.
This Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT:
AS provided by the bylaws, q
meeting for the purpose OF electing
trustees and for such other busi-
ness as shall come before the
meeting. will be held BY the
9tockholters Of the FLOYD Z.
DAVIS COMPANY. q corporation
& organized under the laws Of The
District Of Columbia. at the place
Of business OF said company, No,
1929 X Street NV, Washington,
p; C., on Wednesday. the eleventh
OF January. 1851, at o'clock
PM. In witness whereof. I, the
secretary Of said company have
hereunto subscribed my name this
1th nay OF December, 1860. MAR
GARET r. HUNT, Secretary.
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PERSONALS

- Experienced all
types OF ladies' clothes: reasonably
priced. expertlv done. TU. 2-3541.
CHRISTMAS TREES
Cut your own. bring family, tell
friends: thousands Of trees, holly
and Rreens. none fresher: csc
foot. g. Capitol st. and Indian
Head hwy, right on Ft. WashinE-
ton I'd. to feld. CHI. S-S335.
EYE GLASS FRAMES. 81, lens,
g: temples, Soc: reading glasses.
ssc. N. Y. JEWELRY. 7l9 eth
at NV
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JACKSON"
SHOWER CURTAINS

C. "OrIeons," q graceful scroll
reminiscent Of New Orleans oriIi-
work forms the oII-over pottern
Printed on plastic with subtle nyIon
trlcot stripe lominoted for VI woter
resistance: Green, blue, moize or
pink on white.
Shower curtain, 795
Shower and tailored window dropey
ensemble, 1890
Shower and eofe curtain set, 1890
WGl-Housewore Center, lst Floor,
North Building; also Chevy Chase
and Corners
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a bridal pair
SALT, PEPPER SET

b. Bone white fine china by Flint
ridge ond pepper mill by Old Thomp-
son. Silver Wedding set (shown
uPPer) banded with platinum and
trimmed with chrome. 1895
Also available, Golden Weddino
with gold banding and trim. 1875
Mark III pepper mill (shown Iower)
by Old Thompson, has mechanism
on top. Just q twist will grind your
pepper. Walnut or myrtle. 7.95
WGL-Housewores Center, lst Floor,
North Building; oIso Chevy Chase
and Corners
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W&L's OWN
STEAM.DRY IRON

E. Our own fine steon-dry iron with
convenient thumb control and SUPER
spread steam vents. 1t has button
hooks, reversible cord, thumb rest
and fabric dial. $50
WGL-Snoll Appliances, 3rd Floor,
North Building; oIso Chevy Chase
and Corners
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specially priced
CAL.DAK
TRAY TABLES

D. The happy hostess-to-be will be
proud to roll out this handsome
kine-size troy set. white Marble"
design, morbeIized effect on white.
Bross finished legs. Regularly 1895.
11.9S
WGL-Housewores Center, 1st Floor
North Building; also Chevy Chase
and Corners
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-07-19
Harvey Family
Holds Reunion

MT. TABOR, July 10 Mr..
and Mrs. Jennings Bryan Har-
vey. Of Scottsville, formerly of
Mt. Tabor held family reunion
at Collinswood Community Cen
ter in Fluvanna on July 4.
Besides Mr.. and Mrs. j. B.
Harvey. those present included
nine Of their ten children, their
husbands and wives and IA of
their II grandchildren.
They were Mr., and Mrs. Har-
old Harvey. Of New Canton: Mr..
and Mrs. S. w. Wade and chill
dren. S. W.. Jr.. and Pat, of
Scottsville, Mr.. and Mrs. j. B.
H arv y, Jr.. and daughters,
Barbara and Brenda. of Rich
mond; Mrs. Airline Wood an d
sons. Dale, Donald and David.
OF Scottsvllle: Mr.. and Mrs. r.
N. Harvey and daughters Genise
and Debla of Richmond; Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas j. Nicholas
ard children, Linda and Ken
meth, of Glen Allen; and Mr.. and
Mrs. William Franklin Harvey
and sons, Ronald and w. F. Jr.,
Of Richmond, Mr.. and Mrs. B.
w. Lewis and daughter. Karen,
Of Blackstone, and Miss Marie
Harvey, of Scottsville.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-07-19
Happeness Is Within

THE peace and happiness of the aver
age citizen does not depend upon the
amount Of money he or she possesses,
the number of organizations to which
he or she belongs, or the outcome of
any great social struggle
The contentment that makes for hu-
man happiness is within the reach of
every individual who is able to face life
with philosophy that solves personal
problems. The acceptance and practice
Of religious tents often provides the
answer, whether these religious beliefs
are adopted as an individual or as a
member Of some religious organization.
The capacity of the individual for
self control, however, is the real KEY
to happiness and contentment. It is a
product that you cannot buy, or re-
ceive as a gift. It is nevertheless with
in the reach of all - but, oftentimes.
is attained by very few.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-07-19

tries.
Washington, of course, hopes that the
economic strain on Cuba, which will al
most certainly be caused by the cut in
the suger quota, will bring about fall
of the Castro regime So far all efforts
to dislodge Castro have ended in rather
dismal failure, and the Castro govern
ment has been admittedly successful in
turning back small-scale rebellions
The long-term economic battle could
prove Castro's undoing, although such
a result is not certainty by any means
If this should fail, and if Castro con-
tinues to be the focal point Of anti
American prodding and propaganda to
the south of us, the United States should
impose an economic blockade
1t is time for the United States. to stop
worring about what other countries
might think Of our dealings with Cuba,
and act to remove this communist can
Ger in our very backyard The economic
blockade, which should be imposed
very quickly, would bring Castro to his
knees, and it is very likely that the
whole issue would die down and be
mostly forgotten in year or two.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-07-19
Polio Still Criippler

THE polio season is upon us, or almost
here, and we remind our readers that
although we have vaccine-or several
vaccines-polio is still taking a heavy
toll Of American lives
Some people may not realize it, but
in 1859 polio paralyzed five thousand
victims. Also many people do not
realize it, but forty-nine percent of the
American population-pr practically half
has received no polio vaccine at all.
It is among this half of the popula-
ton that paralytic polio will take
heavy toll this summer U. S. Public
Health Service official recently warn
ed
The National Foundation estimated
recently that the polio vaccine last wear
save nine thousand persons from pa
ralysis. This is tremendous achieve
ment, and although new vaccines are
on the horizon, and are actually being
used both in Russia and in the United
States, those who have not received the
neW-vaccine shots, should certainly see
to it that their children, and themselves.
receive Salk vaccine shots.
A word to the wise should be sniff
clentZand this is perhaps the last
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-07-19
Cuba Trouble Spot

THE further deterioration in Ameri-
can-Cpban relations has brought
about a wholesale evacuation of Ameri-
cans from Cuba.
Americans were leaving in the face
of the take-over Of American property
by the u n government Castro
Threatened to do this even before Presi-
dent Eisenhower signed a bill which
allowed him to cut Cuba's sugar quota
by some 100000 tons 1t is estimated
that in the past year 5000 Of the esti-
mated 5000 Americans living in Cuba
year ago have departed Because
Castro said in recent speech that the
fight with the United States is Just
starting, Americans ave concluded
that things will 60 from bad to worse.
Castro has warned the Cuban people
that they might face rationing of ar
ticles-as result of the economic war
with the United States He is reported
to be ordering all kinds of supplies from
the communist countries, but it is I'M
likely that he can replace the imports
he formerly received from the United
States with a similar quantity and
quality of goods from communist coun-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-07-19

Florida East Coast should also
merge with the above two roads
Both the Atlantic Coast Line
and the Seaboard are in excel
lent financial condition. The his
tory of the Seaboard is, from an
investment point of view, truly
miraculous. Large amounts of
money were made by the pur-
chase of Seaboard stock d.
rectly after recorganizations. In
fact. only directly after reorgani-
cation do I buy railroad stocks.
Northwestern Roads
There is always talk of a con-
solidation of the Northern Pa
cific, the Great Northern, and
the Burlington. At one tt m e
merger was almost certain, but
it was stopped by a court fight
that triggered the panic of 1907.
There also is constant talk of
merging the Boston & Maine,
the Maine Central, and the New
Haven; but no one now seems
to want the New Haven. All of
these New England railroads
are short line" roads which are
being avoided by careful in
vestors.
Railroad officials blame the
ICC for holding up these merg-
ers. But the truth is that every
consolidation means that GER
tain officials, employees. an d
directors will be thrown out of
Jobs. The labor unions therefore
insist on being heard. as well
as certain of the small-town
shippers. Such opposition, how
ever, is largely motivated by
personal selfishness rather than
by consideration for the good of
the nation as a whole.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-07-19
John Temple Graves
Not AS Dark AS Pictured

who in the early days passed the
famous resolution at the Legion S
National Convention Of 1880 in
Boston: we do declare that we
condemn the practice Of pro
p0sals Of legislation primarily de-
signed to attract our votes"
I think of the American Legion
as rejecting that sum total of
all the men who have belonged
to the armed forces in wartime
and, come what may before,
after. and in between. have
known what it is to be discip-
lined. ready for sacrifice, faith
full to a million little moments as
well as to all the large ones in
the name of God and country.
THE Lion and the Unicorn
were fighting for the crown. ;"
i i
What combination would make
the most instructive and produc-
tive fight for the Presidential
crown?
Kennedy is revealed more and
more as the welfare statesman,
the planned economist, the ma
tional socialist. Nixon, on the
other hand (even though he and
Just about everybody else in the
main stream accept the New
Deal as dealt and is therefore
on the same side with Kennedy
on many matters, has been
more and more confirmed by his
practical experience in the gen
eral direction Of anti-socialism.
individualism and states rights.
He alone Of the candidates feels
free to approve states rights by
name and. by that, the ideal of
limited and decentralized govern
ment and man in an Image that
goes with the more modern name
for it,.
The ideal opponents today are
not two who stand at the extreme
left and the extreme right. They
are two like these, one at center
looking left, the other at center
looking right.
AS FOR LYNDON JOHNSON,
he is the FDR of the campaign.
Not in the sense of sharing
FDR's ideas and ideologies but
in that of being a practical man
minus a philosophy but plus
genius. He thinks SO simply.
clearly and matter-of-factly, has
such seeming candor and front
lessness as he speaks, gives such
an impression of competence for
getting things done, and has so
much nervous magnetism, that
once in office he might be as
popular as Roosevelt, and With
out the hate Roosevelt inspired
along with adulation.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-07-19
Amelia Bank
Has Dividend

A M E L IA, July Is The
board Of directors of the Union
Bank and Trust Company have
declared the usual semiannual
dividend Of five per cent to
stockholders as Of record June
Is.
The dividend was payable on
June 80. according to j. Gordon
Dickerson, executive vice presi-
dent, who also reported an ex-
ceptionally good year from the
standpoint of growth.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-07-19
Do ub|e Check

The vast majority Of .specta-
tors were definitely for Adalia
Stevenson but the delegates we're
for Kennedy. Soon as they get
his hair combed and his picture
took good he will be out front
getting votes. 1t all wound up
Kennedy and Johnson they
just followed the last one in.
This is one Democratic Con-
vention that Virginia didn t
count in, having gone over
whelming COP for two Presi-
dental elections it lost its voice
in the National Democratic
lookup. Governor Almond made
a worthy Of note stand on the
minority report. We lost. And
the Governor came back in the
finals with a pledge of backing
for the ticket. We are beginning
to know when we have had a
plenty ] sure took a heap to
cure us this time.
This is a real critical election.
We know now that we can't live
by bread alone and we are get
ting to where we don't have the
bread. Fact is everything is
about scraping the bottom :.
has a tendecy to get that way
when this Republican strategy
stays in a while sort of
Get On Poverty that's what COP
stands for my guess. Criticising
don't do no good we need
action golfing and goofing
is out. Watch the next Conven-
ton its going to be hum
dinger.
Thanks for reading.
Yours,
j. Marvin Brown
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-07-19

road duplicates the service of
the Chesapeake & Ohio. T h e
two roads can be consolidated
with considerable savings to
both shippers and investors. If
the ICC gives a green light, "
and if the stockholders of the
two roads and other interested
railroads agree, such consoli-
dalton will take place
The Chesapeake g. Ohio stock
holders now feel that the Balti-
more g. Ohio needs them, ra-
Their than vica versa: they be-
lieve the Chesapeake g. Ohio
stock is worth considerably
more than the Baltimore g.
Ohio is offering in exchange.
N. Y. Central Situation
Ever since the suicide of Rob
ert Young, the New York Cen
trail has been a great dlSappOlnt-
ment to its stockholders. In view
of the previous fight for control.
most stockholders felt that the
stock was very valuable and
refused to sell it. This was a
great mistake. incidentally, a
proxy fight often affords a good
opportunity for stockholders to
take profits. as the price usually
declines afterward.
In looking for friend, the
New York Central officials have
flinted with the Pennsylvania
Railroad, the Baltimore & Ohio
The Chesapeake & Ohio, and the
Erie, but nothing concrete
excits the moment.
Florida Railroads
Negotiations between the At
lantic Coastline and the Sea-
board have proceeded almost to
the point Of final agreement.
There is no doubt but what the
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-07-19
BabsOn Discusses Railroad MERGERS

BABSON PARK, MASS. JULY
IA This Column first warns
readers that the days of pas
senger trains are nearly over.
Several roads now operate only
one passenger train a day:
while passenger service is be-
ing cut by all railroads. This
is further fastened by talk of
railroad mergers. Let me give
you some illustrations.
The Gravity Roads
The first recent important
railroad consolidation was that
of the Norfolk g. Western and
the Virginian Railway. These
two highgrade roads did not
need to consolidate for financial
reasons However, they both
serve the soft-coal fields of West
Virginia, hauling coal to the sea
board at Norfolk, Virginia.
Merger was thus very natural;
in fact, the Virginian perhaps
should never have been. built.
I have been especially inter-
ested in the above two roads
because they profit so much
from Gravity, which readers
know is hobby of mine. Crawl
ty not only enables the trains to
coast" down from the West
Virginia mines. but Gravity also
generates some of the electricity
used in bringing the empty cars
back. l believe Gravity will be
a factor in many other railroad
consultations. At present, it is
used industrially only in con-
nection with water power. It
surely will sometime be used for
irrigation and small power re-
quirementS.
One of the largest railroads
is the Baltimore & Ohio; this
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-07-19

One son. L. B, Harvey and
family. Of Sandston, could not
attend.
My sympathy is extended to
the Sam Jones family. Mr.. Jones
died at the home Of his son-in-law
and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs.
John W. Noble, last week.
w. H. Cobb, Jr., spent h e
week in Lynchburg with his
grandmother. aunts and uncles.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Thomp-
son spent Saturday night in the
w. H. Cobb home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Noble are
building a house on Route 6O2.
The Rev. Charlie Stevens and
son. Willard, visited in this
neighborhood last week.