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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-10-30
Wine Tax Share
Totals $2,163.73

Prince Edward County treas
urer. James W. Wilson, Jr., re-
ported turday that the
cOunty's share of the state wine
tax for the year ended June 80
had been received, amounting to
$2,l63.73 a slight increase over
last years share.
The distribution is made on
population basis. slightly more
than Is cents per person, as pro-
vided by law. The localities get
two-thirds of the tax, the state
the remainder. The tax amounts
to Is cents per gallon.
This is in addition to the 11.6
million dollars distributed in
August as the localities share of
profits from the states liquor
operations.
A total Of $6O7 ,846 is being
distributed to the counties and
cities throughout the state.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-10-30
To Aid The Needy
Give Old Clothing
Instead OF "Treats''

On Halloween night the Senior
High Y outh Fellowship. of
Farmville Presbyterian Church,
will hold a clothes drive for
Overseas Relief.
The young people will be at
the church from 7 to 9 pm.
Anyone who has any old clothes
to contribute may call Elk 2
4243 and the clothes will be pick
ed up by the Seniors.
The clothes, instead of treats
gathered by this group, will be
sent overseas to anyone Of the
many countries that need help
such as Iran, India, Korea or
Taiwan as part of the regular
clothing drive for overseas re-
lief sponsored by the Unite d
Church Women of Farmville.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-10-30
Cattle Lost, Homes Damaged,
Timber Burned In z Fires
Four Alarms
Sound Saturday,
Three On Sunday

Something like $1,000 repre-
sented in 81 young white faced
beef steers is roaming the
countryside adjacent to Farm
vile as a result of one Of the
seven fires occurring in this
vicinity in the 36-hour period be-
tween 2::30 am, Saturday and
3 pm, Sunday.
And if anyone needs a re-
hinder that the ground cover
and woodlands are finder dry,
the piercing cacophony of the
fire sirens all week end long
ought to serve. Two of the fires
were brush conflagrations which
brought the fire units from
Farmville, Prospect and Pamp-
lin.
The imminence of cold
weather with the extra strain on
home heating equipment &C
counted for two more of the
fires.
Cattle Scattered
The first Of the seven occurred
at 2:30 am, Saturday when a
tractor trailer loaded with So
head of cattle developed a burn
ing tire and pulled off Route 400
west at the Farmville Motel.
When flames threatened lower
portions of the truck and the
bottom tier of cattle, the driver
released 81 head which scamp
cred in frightened flight.
Firemen finally subdued the
burning rubber and truck and
the remaining 81 head of cattle
were transferred to another
truck and left temporarily at the
Farmville stock yard.
The cattle were being taken
to market at Lancaster, Pa,
from North Carolina by w. E.
Booze, of Buchanan. The owner
of the cattle was listed as C.. H.
Crowder, of Lancaster.
Ground reconnaissance and air
search by the Taylor Manu-
featuring Company'S Virginia
Aero Spray plane failed to To-
cate the cattle by late Satur-
The second alarm early Sat-
Continued on page p
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-10-30

cover economic conditions in
Buckingham, Cumberland and
Fluvanna counties.
Emphasis in the Virginia study
will be directed toward assist
ing local redeveloplnent groups
in attracting new industries and
aiding expansion of existing in
dustrial enterprises.
Cumberland County was desig-
mated as eligible to participate
in the Area Redevelopment pro-
gram because Of low income
and because Of its previous par
ticipation in the Rural Areas
Development program of tn e
U. S. Department of Agricul-
ture. Fluvanna County was
designated because of low in
come.
Under the provisions of the
Area Redevelorment Act, tech
meal assistance is authorized to
help such areas evaluate their
needs and develop the potential
for economic growth inherent in
their own region.
nnn Nov. DJ,o<
Since this assistance wa S
authorized, Buckingham ha S
been named as the location of
a garment factory that will
eventually employ up to 125 per-
sons. This new plant is an adj
ditlon by the Apponlattox Gar
ment Company, Inc.
The new plant in Buckingham
will begin operation next week
in the Veterans Memorial Hall
near Buckingham G. H. A new
building will be constructed
later.
Cumberland was one of t h e
pilot counties in Virginia to re-
celve assistance. from the State
Rural Development Committee
IN 1856. Much progress has been
made in the county since that
time, especially in the improve
ment of income of the small
farmer through better farm
practices. Other progress ha S
been noted in the fields Of edu-
cation, health and public service
facilities.
Cumberland has not been sue
cessful in obtaining new industry
but an active corporation has
been formed to aid in the in
dustrial program.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-10-30
New Southside
Baptist Asso.
Is Formed
w. T. Blanks And
DR.. McClung
Are Leaders

The name Southside Baptist
Association was chosen for the
new 21-church grouping. split
from the Appomattox and Con-
cord Baptist Associations, in its
organizational meeting Friday.
The 140 delegates. meeting in
Victoria Baptist Church, also
named w. T. Blanks, of brakes
Branch. a layman. as moder-
ator. DR.. w. Otis McClung, of
Farmville. was named repre-
sentative to the Baptist general
board, which administers state
church affairs in the interim be-
tween sessions of the Virginia
Baptist Association.
In other actions, the delegates
adopted a constitution and plac-
ed the new organization, serving
as area from Farmville east
ward to Blackstone and south
through Lunenburg county and
portions of Charlotte, into opera
ton.
Committee Leaders
DR.. McClung. pastor of Farm
vile Baptist Church, was also
named chairman of the AS
sociation's Missions committee.
Committee leadership posts 60
ing to other ministers in the To-
cal area included:
Church Pastor committee, the
Rev. H. N. Soyars, of Farmville;
Radio and Television, the Rev.
William D.. Gravatt, of Burke
vile; Resolutions, the Rev. Ira
B. McClung, of Keysville.
The approximately 5000 COM
municants in the new Associa-
ton represent churches all af-
filiated with the Southern Bap-
fist Convention. AS an Associa-
ton it will convene annually,
with the executive committee
meeting quarterly.
1t was organized to overcome
the obstacles of distance and ex-
tensive travel which had become
too great for efficient associa-
tional operation.
The final and complete listing
of the u churches composing
the new grouping is:
From the Appomattox Asso-
citation I'll churches, Burke
vile. Bagby Memorial, Pisgah,
Sharon, Farmville, Worsham,
Mt. Tirzah, Eureka. brakes
Branch, Ash Camp and Friend
ship;
From the Concord Associa-
ton (lO), Blackstone. Gre we,
Mt. Zion, TuSSekiah, Union
Grove. Meherrin. Victoria. Ken
bridge, Jonesboro and Dundas.
Mt. Nebo and Cullen. previously
listed among those transferring,
remain in the Appomattox Asso-
citation.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-10-30
Phelps To Speak
At Jaycee Meeting

Chester F.. Phelps, executive
director Of the Virginia Commits
sion Of Game and Inland Fish
cries since April, 1858, will be
the guest speaker for the JAY
Gees monthly dinner meeting at
Cedarbrook Restaurant on No
veqnber l.
Phelps is a graduate of North
Carolina State College with a de-
gree in forestry and the recip-
lent CT a Masters Degree in
Wildlife conservation from VPI.
Phelps served as a captain in
che Air Force during the Second
World War.
He has been associated with
the U. S. Forest Service, the US
Department of Agriculture, the
Pennsylvania Department of
Forests and Waters and the
U. S. Park Service. For the past
20 years he has been with the
Virginia Commission of Game
and Inland Fisheries.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-10-30


A pianist Of note, Mr.. GlaZer
has been guest soloist with many
Of the nations leading orchestras
including the New York Phil
harmonic and the Boston and
Chicago Symphonies. He is a
member of the faculty at Ben
nett College, Millbrook, NY,
where he holds the title Of artist
ln-residence. He has been artist
in-residence also at several re-
cent summer sessions of the Uni
versity Of Wisconsin.
The guest soloist studied piano
with Jacob Moerschel, Artur
Schnabel, and Felix Salmond and
learned harmony, counterpart,
and composition under the tute-
lage Of Milton Rusch and Arnold
Schoenberg. He is well known to
radio and television audiences as
well as to concert goers here
and abroad.
In Europe he has been guest
Soloist with the Oslo Phlharrnpn-
ic. the Orchestra de la Suisse
Romande, the Residentie Or
chestra Of the Hague, and the
Istanbul Philharmonic.
In the 196O-61 season Mr.. CHA
zer was presented by Town
Hall in New York in a series Of
three recitals to perform Three
Centuries Of Keyboard Master
works" During his current tour
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-10-30
Schools Close
Friday, Nov. 2

School operated by the Prince
Edward School Foundation will
be closed Friday, Nov. 2. to
allow the teachers to attend the
Virginia Education Association
workshop in Richmond that day,
Robert Redd, acting ad1ninistra-
tor reminded today.
Most Of the public schools in
the area will also be closed Fri
day, Nov. 2 for the YEA meet
ing.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-10-30
UDC Takes Dinner
Reservations

Reservations for the NoveIn-
Der 9 commemorative dinner TO
be given by the Farmville Chap
ter of United Daughters of the
COnfederacy. may be placed
with Mrs. Shelton Whitaker, Elk
1853. or Mrs. Adelaide Ed
wards. Elk 2-5l26.
The guest speaker will be 1t.
Col. Joseph S. Mitchell. military
historian and author. His ad-
dress will be titled From Say
ler's Creek to Appomattox."
The dinner win be held at Ho-
tel weyanoke at $50 pm.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-10-30
Keysville Wreck
Kills Driver

Norman Lawrence Reinhardt.
36, Of Baltimore. Nd, was killed
as the result Of a two truck col
lision Friday about 4 pm. on
Route $50 about three miles
north of Keysville. He died in
Southside Community Hospital.
State police said Reinhardt
was driving a tractor-trailer and
was pulling across the road from
a truck stop when his vehicle
and a southbound truck, carry
ing farm tractors, collided.
The driver of the second truck
was listed as James Wallace
Ford, Of South Boston.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-10-30

with the Little Orchestra Society
he is giving is concerts in 81
days in nine Southern and three
MidweStern states.
Tickets for the 8 PM, conert
will be available at the JaIn1an
Auditorium door.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-10-30
Mems Basketball
Plans Underway

Anyone interested in partici-
pating in mems basketball
league in Farmville, as well as
Farmville All-Star tie nj,
please give name and address to
either Bob McGahey at t h e
FarmviIle Sports Center or Ger
aid Duncan at the FarmvilIe
Herald. Plans are being made
to form a Farmville mems
league, if enough people are in
tereSted.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-10-30
GIozer Guest soIoist
College Artist Series To Bring
Little Orchestra Society Wednesday

Frank Glazer will appear soloist when the Orchestra
Society performs its Longwood College Artists
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-10-30

THREE NUCLEAR TIES T S
were set off Saturday. two by
Continued ON page y
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-06-22
THE Scoff4dake SCENE

Engle and Sharlene and Dick Las
er, all of Corpus Christie. Welcome
aboard, folks . >.
Edith Liszt has asked me to
thank all the wonderful people
who were SO kind in their warm
expressions of sympathy follow
ing the loss of her beloved huS-
band Bernie -.
After their recent performance
at Har Zion Sisterhood's candle
light installation, Bea Dwork,
Elaine Kreisman, and A u d e y
Gluck will be available for we'd
dings and bar mitzvahsi Rabbi
Lazowick's inspiring words should
lead the sisterhood'S new officers
on to even greater success i.
Isabelle Harelick is entertaining
Molly Heber of Detroit :. Bea Cohn
has been introducing her sister and
new brother-in-law, the Barry
Steinfelds of Stowe, VT, to all her
friends Agnes and Shelley
Overton are leaving to spend few
weeks with family IN New York
Also off to New York is Joanie
Eisenstein to attend daughter Glor-
las graduation from Great Neck
North High School Best wishes
for speedy recovery are extended
to Grace HUT
Stuart Gould, son of Gerrie,
has received his college accept
ance from A. 8. u. Barbara
Brown, daughter of Ruth and
Harry, will be at Simmons School
of Nursing Russ Auerbach,
son of Ann and Arnold, recently
of Madison, Wis. will be at Ohio
State.
From Lucknow, India, we have
learned that Paul Brass, son-in-law
of Gerrie Gould, has received an
extension on his Ford Foundation
grant for research in political
science.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-06-22
Rv MARuYN ZASLAW

Hi, folks, sip on a gimlet and
forget your troubles /. There are
lots of smiles at the home of Sophie
and Sam Singer: son Howard was
graduated with honorS and distinc-
ton from the Law School of the
u of A, and son Gerald, who earn
ed his B.S. from the same univer-
sity, was also graduated with hon
orS! :. Charlotte and Zell Kaplan
are Chicago bound. Guess they'll
really be Looping" it up -.
A new social group for Jewish
adults between 35 and go, who have
been married before but are now
single, is being formed. Those in
terested in joining should call Ger
rie Gould at 946-9012
y
New in Town: Lou and Lew
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-06-22

TIE FULL Of Phoenix Jewish Community Center
nrshoo day tween pictured above in five
av training prior regular opening of the center sum-
Instructed ABOUT
and specific skis in music crafts
dancing personality expectations of the groups ey
periods followed each session
The director preschoo Sylvia Richan
five announced that only
the preschool for each session II
benefit from the camping expert
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-06-22

ence they signify their intentions now stated Mrs Rchman
finest have had and the
planned exciting field trips projects special
swimming instruction and daily learning"
a of regular pre-school staff, is
schooage children She is grad
experience
nursery schools She member of the LaterDay
Saints. Miss Wilson's speciality is story telling.
Fried student at Phoenix College, art instructor
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-06-22

Miss Margaret Miller College student heads the
sports program Gerrie Mayer senior at Arizona State -
versy studying be elementary school teacher ne
staff Assistant
andel Hapern, Rosemare Deitch and A
will the children Hebrew and
Miss Wilson win give instruction in
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1962-08-23
News Of BIuekfoot and Meriwether

Mrs. Rowena Guardipee, her
niece and also grandson all of
Post Falls, Idaho arrived in
Blackfoot Thursday to visit a
few days with the Brewers, Mrs.
Guardipee's parents.
/ Three girls from our All club
took part in the modelling revue
Saturday at the Browning High
School. Bonnie Sangsland won a
blue ribbon, Sheryle Wheeler al
so blue, and Bonnie Keller a
red. Bonnie Sangsland also
brought the club some extra
credit by winning the Merchants
Award in her division. We were
proud Of our girls and how well
they modelled being it was their
first try at it. A big thank you
goes out to Mrs. Vena HARDWOOD
for taking the girls in Saturday
to the revue. Mrs. Lois Keller,
Mrs. Betty Sangsland, and Kathy
Wheeler also accompanied the
girls in.
All but two of the Blackfoot
Busy Bees All club members ex.
hibited projects at the All Fair
held in Browning on Friday and
Saturday of this week. They all
did real well.
Congratulations and best wish.
es 60 out to Mr.. and Mrs. Bill
Sutton of Post Falls, Idaho on
the birth of their baby girl born
at the Browning Hospital on Sat.
urday of this week. The little
lady weighed in at 2 lbs.
Mrs. Mildred Doore entered
the Cut Bank Hospital on Friday
morning for an operation and re.
turned home on Sunday.
The John Walkmans spent the
week end at Essex, at their cabin
returning home Sunday.
Mrs. Lois Keller and children,
Mrs. Betty Sangsland and daugh'
ter Bonnie, and the Mark Har'
woods al lattended the All Fair
in Browning on Friday. Mrs. Kel.
Ter and Mrs. Sangsland helped
with the exhibits.
The Ralph Sangslands were
Sunday evening visitors of Mrs
Birdie Taylor at her trailer home
in Browning. Mrs. Emma Dirlam
of Jacksonville, Florida was also
a visitor there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Guardi'
pee of Browning were Sunday
evening visitors at the Fred
Stone ranch.
The Ralph Sangsland family
were Tuesday evening visitors
and luncheon guests at the Wal;
Richard home at East Glacier.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1962-08-23

The John Walkmans moved to
East Glacier Monday where they
will spend a couple of weeks
while John is working on the
railroad gang there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Wilson and
family and Clark's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Ellsworth Wilson all of
Kalispell motored to Blackfoot
Sunday and were visitors and
dinner guests at the Sangsland
home.
Congratulations to Miss Anna
Douglas of Browning, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Douglas
in winning the top honors in
the modelling revue Saturday at
the All Fair. Miss Douglas will
represent Glacier county at the
Bozeman later this month at the
All Dress Revue. We wish her the
best of luck at Bozeman.
Mrs. Esther Jacoby was a Tues
day evening visitor at the Brew
er home. Mrs. Jacoby also visit
ed with Mrs. Rowena Guardipee
and daughter, Mrs. Alyne SUIT
ton and children all of Post Falls,
Idaho, who are visiting at the
Brewer home.
Mrs. Rowena Guardipee, her
niece Colleen LaBreche, and her
daughter, Mrs Alayne Sutton
and children, who have been
visiting at the Brewer home for
some time returned home to Post
Falls, Idaho on Wednesday of
this week.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1962-08-23

Mrs. Marie Lowder and daugh-
ter Debbie and Mrs. Bette Whit.
ford and daughter Rose Lynn
were Cut Bank shoppers on
Tuesday. Marie also took her
drivers exam. Mrs. Betty Sangs.
land also made a trip to Cut
Bank Tuesday afternoon.
Patty 10 Rigamire was a Mon
day supper guest at the Mark
HARDWOOD ranch.
Mrs. Betty Sangsland was a
Wednesday evening visitor and
supper guest at the Henry White
home in Browning.
Miss Donna Doore left this
week for Chicago with Mr.. and
Mrs. Lyle Red Dog. She plans to
attend school there this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Brown
were Sunday visitors at the Ralph
Bond ranch.
Charles Keller and his father
Andy Keller we're Tuesday even.
ing supper guests at the Sangs.
land home.
Daniel Kelleher was a Cut
Bank visitor on business Tues.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Howard and
family of Seville were Sunday
visitors and dinner guests at the
Fred Stone ranch. The Larry
Whitford family of Browning
were also visitors and dinner
guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norb Hieptas
and family of Cut Bank were
Sunday visitors and supper guests
at the Charles Keller ranch.
The Lee Lowder family were
Friday evening visitors at the
Sangsland home.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1962-08-23
Browning Boy Scouts
Take Garden Wall Hike

Eleven Boy Scouts from
Browning's troop 100 hiked from
Logan Pass in Glacier Park, ov-
er the Garden Wall trail to
Many Glacier last weekend. The
boys were accompanied by Scout
master Kenny Chomo. Partici-
pating in the overnight hiking
trip were Donnie Juneau, Jimmy
McFadyean, Kenny Sheck, Gene
Johnson, Bob and Kelly Girls
som, X Kenny Hoyt, Jimmy
Schmidt, Aaron Reed, Gregory
Pacheco and Steve Romag.
Adults providing transportation
to and from the park included
Warren Sheck, Jim Johnson, Ben
ton Juneau, Eddie Schmidt and
Rita McFaydean.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1962-08-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Sorenson
are the parents of a 6 lb. 4 OF.
daughter named Lisa 10, who
was born Tuesday, August IA at
Memorial Hospital, Cut Bank.
Sorenson is Boys Advisor at the
Blackfeet Boarding Dormitories.
Evening star., 1962-08-22

THE EVENING STAR
Washington, D. C., Wednesday, August u, 1867
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-21
Negro Vote Order
Issued in Alabama

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov.
q (AP)-United States Dis
trict Judge Frank M. johnson,
jr., yesterday ordered the Mont
gomery County Board of Reg
istrars to register more than
], 200 Negro citizens.
The judge also enjoined the
board from engaging In any
act or practice which involves
or results in distinctions based
on race"
Montgomery County Is the
third Alabama county where
Judge johnson has enjoined
registrars from any acts Of
discriminating against Negroes
in registering voters.
In the decree yesterday Judge
Johnson ordered the names of
l,07l Negroes listed in an ap-
pendix attached to the decree
placed on the current and per-
manent registration rolls of
Montgomery County.
The board was given 20 days
to register the Negroes and to
notify the new voters that they
had been registered. He also
ordered the board to file q
written report within 80 days
to show their compliance with
the order.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-21
Soldier Seized by FBI
In Kidnapping of Girl

claimed he had hand grenades
and a .45-caliber automatic
The FBI said he had nc
weapons when he was arrested
When Miss Fitzgerald stopped
for a traffic light near the
Walter Reed Army Medical
Center, she jumped from he1
car and ran, screaming, to the
vehicle behind her for help
Jerry L. Menear, %, Of 755
Silver Spring avenue, Silver
Spring, driver of the car, drove
her to a police station where
she reported her abduction.
Virginia authorities filed kid
mapping and car theft charges
against Pvt. Palmatier, after
Miss Fitzgerald identified a
picture Of him as the one who
had held her captive.
Fairfax County police said
Pvt. Palmatier disappeared
from Fort Belvoir shortly be-
fore the Sunday night kidnap-
ing.
Pvt. Palmatier, whose home
is listed as South Bronson,
Branch County, Mich, enlisted
in the Army in January at
Detroit. He was absent without
leave while stationed at Fort
Gordon, Ga, earlier this fall.
He turned himself in at Nor
folk, Va, in october, and was
transferred to Fort Belvoir
court-martialed and sentenced
to is days confinement there,
but disappeared from the base
on Sunday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-21
Costa Ricun Wins
GAS Top Office

Ambassador Gonzalo Facio Of
Costa Rica was elected presi-
dent of the Council of the Or
ganization of American States
today.
Ambassador Rodolfo A. Weld
mann of Argentina was named
vice president.
Mr.. Facio received II votes.
There was one blank ballot, one
abstention and one vote for
Mr.. Weidmann.
Mr.. Weidmann received IS
votes for vice president. There
was one abstention, one blank
ballot and three votes for
United States Ambassador
deLesseps Morrison.
Mr.. Facio and MIR. Weidmann
succeed Council President AL
berto Zuleta Angel of Colombia
and Vice President Francisco
R. Lima of Ell Salvador.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-21

The professional instru-
ment beginners can play,
with the new and dro-
moticoIIy different the
otter oreon tonel You
must hear it TO believe il
let US demonstrate it
for you, OF any, of our
stores.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-21
Rupist Terrorizes
Sussex County

MILFORD, Del, Nov. 81 (AP) i.
Another rape attempt has
been reported in this terrorized
Sussex County town.
Police revealed yesterday that
an assailant attempted to as
sault the wife Of a former
police chief last Sunday, but
was scared off by her screams.
The previous day a 28-year-
old housewife fought off a
would-be assailant who broke
into her home after her hus-
band vent out on an errand.
Police believe the assailant
is the same man who raped
two women, one 81, the other
81. in their homes last month.
Rewards for his capture and
conviction stand at $3.50.