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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-07-03

the question. do you want Al
geria to become an independent
state in co operation with
France?" The port city of Oran
was the last center of violent,
die-hard opposition to independ-
erce, but its European terrorist
fled late last week. For the Mos
lem natiOnallsts, Independence
will climax their blaody, seven
and-a-h alf-year struggle.
SIR WINSTON CHURCHILL,
81, famed prime minister of
Britain during World War II,
fell last week in his Monte Carlo
suite breaking his left thigh
bone. He was flown home to
London where he successfully
underwent surgery to pin the
bone together Friday. He was
reported in satisfactory condi-
titn. Sir Winston had flown to
Monte Carolo last Tuesday for
a tWoWeek vacation.
RED CHINA has rejected an
informal plea by President Ken
needy to renounce the use Of force
in the Formosa strait. It's of
fetal news agency described the
plea as a desire to see the
Chinese people renOurce their
right to liberate their own ter
ritory of TaiWan (Formosa -
Red China has repeatedly re-
jected a no-force agreement,
first offered by President Els
senhoWer, and made it clear
they still regard Forinosa as an
Internal question.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-07-03
POwhatan Levy
Continued from page

tCOntlnueQ from page
which l am working" Denny
added.
w. R. Blandford. common
wealth's attorney. described the
supervisors fiscal policy Satur-
day as no different from that Of
any preceding year. The board
is in the same position as it has
been since 1885," he said. 1T
has control of the funds and may
do with the money as it pleases
within the limits of the law BY
not adopting a formal budget.
the county governing body main
tains control over its expendi-
lures by appropriating money as
needed, generally on a month to
month basis
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-07-03

ances in any part of the world, y
Mckee commented. You have
at/your command the services of
$4,000 postal employees. includ-
ing $4,000 rural carriers who
travel a million and a half miles
every working day.
your post office department
is the largest single service es-
adjustment on earth, the biggest
civilian agency Of the federal
government, and, sad to say, it
is operating at a monumental $85
million dollar gap between in
come and outgo," the district
chief said. UNLESS we can get a
revision in postal rates between
now and 1870, it is frightening to
predict what the financial gap
may be by that time
McRee said the loss is not due
to inefficient or incompetent
management. For example, as
long ago as 1890. our department
had 100, 900 employees. Today we
handle Is times as much mail
as We did then, with less than
six times as many employees.
There has been a remarkable
increase in efficiency and pro-
ductivity,' he added.
I'VE want to keep in sight our
main detectives" he st a t e d,
rapid movement Of the ma
TONS mails, at the lowest posi-
BILE cost, with the best possible
service to the public. Through
the use of fine buildings like the
one we are dedicating today, We
intend to constantly improve the
type of service we render, and
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-07-03

Mrs. NJ. c. Smith and sons,
jim. Donnie and Billy. Of Alex
andria. have been recent guests
of her father, j. M. Woodruff,
and sister, Miss Annie Woodruff.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-07-03

the manner in which we render
it.
1--WE will make every effort to
provide you with the finest pos
tai system you ever had, he
said in conclusion, and we eX-
pect to do it economically and
efficiently"
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-07-03
News summary
Continued from page u

tC0ntlnued from page ~
could result in the proposals
being put before the state leg
islatures. Also under cOnsidera-
ton is a pact under which ont
of-state drivers who are found
guilty of certain serious viola
tons, such as manslaughter,
would be reported to their home
states.
ALGERIANS went to the polls
Sunday and voted for their in
depdence from France. Even the
GAS, which has led bloody
campaign of terror to keep Al
geria under French control. urg-
ed Europeans to vote Eyes" to
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-07-03

Mrs. Annie Meadows returned
Sunday after visiting her son,
Robert Meadows, in Richmond
and relatives in Washington,
D. C.. f a.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-07-03

500 big 131zx13~ embossed
paper napkins in easy-to-
open, re-usable plastic bag.
White.
The Arizona post., 1962-11-16
Furniture View
Furniture View
The Designers Forecast
Continued from Page s.

Continued from Page s.
space. AS Mr.. Jiranek said,
Furniture must do more in
less space, or as Mr.. Wal
lack put it, the problem is
' filling storage and liv-
ing needs without cluttering
the space.
My. Simmer feels modern
homes are built for a seq
ment of a lifetime only, and
the furniture designer will
have to adapt himself more
and more to three levels: i.e.,
young homemakers' homes,
the second home with chill
dren, and finally the retire
ment or Semi-retirement re-
treat.
In design concept, Mr..
MCCobb feels the use Of
space will be the biggest new
direction. AS he states, Since
there is not enough space, it
has become necessary to work
with the illusion Of space.
None feH d major design
change in the air. 1t was
mentioned that manufactur-
ing methods and new mat
erials would be the most
newsworthy major changes.
Several again stated their be-
lief that a new supremacy of
contemporary d c ST gn n will
characterize future designs.
Mr.. Wallack added that
future architecture will die
tate forms and dimensions.
He continued, II feel there
is still a lot of new thinking
to be done, and with no prec-
edent to follow, the road is
clear for imaginative think
ing.
All Of The designers agreed
that the best elements of
many cultures will continue
to be assimilated in Ameri-
can designs. One said, Il
would say your variety is our
heritage" Mr.. Simmer ex-
pressed optimism that the
United States will be the ac-
The Arizona post., 1962-11-16

Pensive product for the aver
age consumer.
OAalHy designs at all price
levels are now available be-
cause of better designing and
better manufacturing meth
DDS. And, all five men agreed
that beauty and practically
Will be increasingly married
in future designs.
The American woman, in
their opinions, has much
greater design appreciation
than in the past. She has
more to choose from, and
she has been c educate d
through several media to the
elements of good design.
The Arizona post., 1962-11-16

knowledged style leader
within the very near future.
In terms of the future the
designers foresee the use of
new materials. Generally the
use of synthetics was the out
standing forecast. Plastic and
aluminium were mentioned.
But wood will still retain its
prime position for household
furniture.
The designers were unan-
imous in their opinion about
the chief contribution Ameri-
can designers are making. AS
Mr.. Pantelakis said, Ameri-
can designers are creating "a
better design and a less ex-
Evening star., 1962-05-04

throw of the Government. or
belong to or organize groups
dedicated to those purposes.
The bin. already passed by
the House. would declare spe-
officially that the recruiting of
new members. the forming of
new branches. the regrouping or
other manipulation Of Com
munist front organizations or
the holding Of meetings by sub
versive organizations would be
a crime. It would define these
things as part Of the outlawed
process Of organizing such
groups.
The bill is an outgrowth of a
Supreme Court decision In 1857
that language in the existing
law was such that the actual
organization Of the Communist
Party in 1945 was an offense,
but that subsequent actions
were not Organization" within
the meaning Of the words used
by Congress.
Evening star., 1962-05-04
SIS. HOPE Is Set
For Trip to Peru

The SIS. HOPE-the United
States people-to-people medi-
cal ship = viii sail from San
Francisco Wednesday for Lima,
Peru, where it is scheduled to
arrive May %. ...
Project HOPE headquarters
here said a team Of 10 ply
sicians and five nurses already
have arrived in Lima to set up
the training curriculum for
Evening star., 1962-05-04

ide-planed In Mexico City or as
their buses crossed the Mexico
border. Students who volun-
teered were told to take two
capsules in the morning and
two at night.
In its most severe form, trav-
elers' diarrhea is complicated
by nausea. vomiting, fever,
chills, cramps and joint and
muscle pains.
Inactive Pills to 16S
As a control. inactive pills
were given 16s students. OF
these, 17.3 per cent suffered
severe symptoms. OF those
taking neomycin, 81 were seri-
ously affected. If those taking
the other drug, 6.6 per cent
fell into the more sereve cate
CORY.
Previous studies have shown
that the most popular medicine
used by travellers, iodochlorhy-
droxyquin, was no more effec-
Evening star., 1962-05-04

Both Of the drugs suppress
the growth Of bacteria in the
large intestine.
Supports Theory
This lends support, the re-
searchers said, TO the theory
that bacteria nay be involved
in causing the disorder.
The four researchers are DR..
B. II. Kean. William Schaffner,
Robert w. Brennan and SOM
erset r. Waters Of New York
City. Their report was pub
lished today by the Journal Of
the American Medical ASsocia-
ton.
In making the study, the re-
searchers intercepted the stu
dents as they registered, as they
Evening star., 1962-05-04

tive than the inactive pills, the
researchers said.
Although no harmful side
effects were observed with
either drug. the researchers
stressed that those taking it
were young and healthy and
were free from any drug al
lergy. They were subject to
daily scrutiny while the drug
was given in low doses for only
two weeks.
Evening star., 1962-05-04
intestinal Distress
Checked by SuIfo Drug

Travellers diarrhea has been
Effectively prevented in a signi-
icant number of persons by
sulfa drug, phthalylsulfathis-
ole.
-Four New York City re-
Rarchers reported today that
he drug reduced the incidence
II this common tourists bane
" so per cent in a study Of
VS. college students newly ar
lived in Mexico City.
Another antibacterial drug,
aeomycin sulfate, also was
sested among college students
n Mexico City. The combined
Effects Of the drugs reduced the
incidence Of the more incapa-
sitating variety Of travellers
iiarrhea by two-thirds.
Evening star., 1962-05-04

local doctors which will begin
when the ship arrives.
While the real IS HOPE Is
underway for Peru. the Wilson
Lines Hudson Belle will be
temporarily renamed the IS
Evening star., 1962-05-04

HOPE" for a charity ball next
Friday on the Potomac.
Attorney General and Mrs.
Robert F. Kennedy are sthe
honorary chairmen Of the ball
entitled Passport to HOPE"
Evening star., 1962-05-04
Anti-SubVersive
Bill Advances
By the Associated Press

The Senate Judiciary Com
mittee yesterday approved leg
islation designed to tighten the
Smith Act, which declares it a
Federal crime knowingly and
willfully to advocate the over
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1962-02-08
RIVERSIDE INDUSTRIES OF KOSCIUSKO
FALLEN, SIMMONS, MANAGER"

The Riverside Industries of
Kosciusko is located on Pill
sudski in Kosciusko.
This milling company has
spared nothing in research or
method of operation to fur
ther aid their customers in
getting the best feed known
20 science for the growth of
poultry and livestock.
The Riverside Industries of
Kosciusko is a great asset to
the community, as they pro-
vlde a ready market for far
mers' grain. Their feed is
manufactured in the finest
form for use as feed for poul-
try and livestock.
This concern knows it
takes properly balanced feed
Tor every type and breed OF
livestock; chickens, for IN
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1962-02-08
DAVIDSON MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS

There are firms in every
community which stand out
prominently in their line OF
business. Because of their
reputation of honest ano con-
scientious service to our COM
munity, particular mention
must be given Davidson Mar
BILE & Granite Works located
on S. Huntington in Koscius-
ko. Phone 525.
Their years of dedicated
service assures you of the
very best in workmanship
and superiority of design
when you select your monu-
ment or grave marker from
their large selection.
Few of us think of monu-
ments or grave markers un-
Ill our hour of bereavement,
and then make a hasty Sc
lection. It would be to your
advantage to consult Mr.
Sides and arrange for a fit
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1962-02-08
ATTALA LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS

This reliable concern is
located on E. Washington in
Kosciusko. Phone 1863.
With SO many things de-
handing attention these days
it is poor economy to do our
laundry at home. Keer your
self in health and save not
only your own disposition
but that of your entire fam
iiy by sending your laundry
work to Attala Laundry &
Cleaners in Kosciusko.
They will return your
clothes and linens clean,
understanding, sanitary, and
It the cost actually less than
you'd pay for work of a SINH
lar character in the home.
This service will do more
than curt in half the work of
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1962-02-08
ATTALA BAKERY

The Attala Bakery is To-
Gated on West Adams in
Kosciusko, phone II. They
are the distributors of the
delicious Harris Bread, and
specializes in wedding and
birthday cakes and the very
finest of pastries.
Harris Bread is delivered
oven-fresh TO your grocers
daily. This enriched, vitamin-
filled bread, baked under
govern ent specifications
and by the most experienced
bakers, is a great body build
ing food. Each loaf is g mas
terpiece in itself, from the
golden crust to the succulent
goodness found inside.
Homemakers have learned
10 rely on the fresh good
ness of Attala Bakery pro-
ducts. When the children are
hungry and clamor for their
between meal snackS make
it Harris Bread or pastries
and watch their happy smiles.
Harris Bread has every
thing possible to make it the
ruler of breads. Look for the
wrapper on your grocerS
shelves.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1962-02-08
PILATES WELDING & MACHINE SHOP

PILATES Welding & Ma
chine Shop located on North
flatchez in Kosciuskc offers
a complete machine shop and
welding service.
This firm is outstanding for
promptness in supplying
their orders and they spe-
cialize in designing and pre-
pairing structural steel for
erection. When you place an
order you accept the benefit
OF their vast engineering a.
fility at no extra expense to
you.
The arrangements keen
business judgment and wise
foresight has in no small de-
gree been responsible for
their growth and increased
business progress. And this
section of Mississippi; can
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1962-02-08

ting memorial for a loved
one. He will be glad to show
you memorials built to en-
oure. Their monuments and
grave markers are chosen
from the worlds most repu-
table q~uarries:, carved from
the finest GRANTEES and mar
bic. You will find a variety
of colors on display, from
dignified grays to softly
cleaning marbles. Their pri-
ces are modest and the mean
ing beautifully expressed
when you select your memo
rial from Davidson Marble &
Granite Works.
It is with pleasure we are
permitted to call your spe-
cial attention to Harold r.
Sides, manager, The David
son Marble and Granite
Works. We recommend you
see him for your memorial
reeds.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1962-02-08
k0SC|U5K0 REVIEW
Prepared and Edited by
WEEKLY PRESS SERVICE
BIB AD-VER-TIZ-ERS
"SIGNS BY BURDINE"

A wise proverb relates. al
pays to advertise" Truer
words have never been con-
ceived, for one must adver-
tlse in order to exist in our
present day business world.
A good sign is one of the
best media of advertising.
Your business is judged a
great deal by the signs you
display. 1t is imperative that
you have quality signs. For
excellent work of this nature
we suggest that you see the
BIB con-
v%eniently located at TIC w.
Jefferson in Kosciusko Call
l64 for complete information
and estimates as we'll as re-
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1962-02-08

stance, require certain food
clements for laying eggs and
another for Matching. Cows
need the properly balanced
rations to produce milk with
the greatest amount of butter
fat. Horses and mules need
the properly balanced ra-
tons to enable them to do a
hard days work.
This company is an aid to
the diversified interest of the
section in no small way, and
the farmers are always well
come to come in for the
latest information on their
new and established feeds
and products.
Be sure to see the River
side Industries of Kosciusko
for all your feeding prob
lens.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1962-02-08
JOSEPH'S STYLE SHOP

Located on Madison in
KoSciusko where quality
Teigns and style is paramount
in ladies wear. Phone AIT.
Here they feature indivi-
dual and distinctive gar
,nents and accessories for the
most fashionable Ladies at
reasonable prices. Their
Quality dresses are the very
latest in smartness and their
styles will distinguish the
wearer as a well dressed wo-
man. This shop has long
teen known to the women of
this section as a place where
they can obain their every
Iced.
For any one firm to as
sumo the fashion responsible
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1962-02-08
GRAVES TV AND AND
RADIO SERVICE
James Graves Mgr"

For service ON all makes
Of home and automobile ra-
dos, as well as all makes
and models of television
Phone 260, located at 205 E,
Jefferson in Kosciusko.
If your radio or TV needs
repair, take it to this firm
and let them recondition it.
They can replace all paris
such as tubes, transistors
speakers, transformers. con
denSers, etc. You will be
pleased with their rapid SER
vice - there is no unneces-
sary delay when you take
YOUR radio to Graves TV and
Radio Service in Kcsciusko
for repairs.
At this firm only experien-
Ced men are employed, sc
YOU need not be afraid of
any harm being done to your
instrument when it is at this
shop. For your next radio, TV
or hi-fi repairs, see this
dealer at 205 E. Jefferson.
We in this Better Business
Review wish to recommend
.nis shop to all our readers
for all kinds of radio serv-
ire
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1962-02-08
H AND T MOTOR COMPANY
81. L. HOLLINGSWORTH, MANAGER-OWNER"

est as final. The Pontiac is
indeed a wonderful car for
the price. 1t is the car that
likes to be compared.
When you purchase a car
from this well known agency
it does not mean that the
transaction is closed, for they
realize that pleasing a custo-
nler means success to them.
They have at the disposal of
the public one of the most
modern and up-to-date gar
ages to be found in the state.
It is the home of good SER
vice for all automobile own
ers in this section.
The public has learned
that in dealing with The H &
E Motor Company they are
sure of satisfactory service
and work well done.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1962-02-08
WADE HARVEY'S DRUG AND GIFTS
WADE HARVEY, OWNER"

Wade Harvey's Drug and
Gifts, conveniently located on
Washington in Kosciusko,
cordially invites you to drop
in and see their novelties
and souvenirs. Here you will
find just the thing TO send as
d gift to that friend or rela-
tive you must remember
soon.
They have novelties and
gifts that will suit every need
and occasion. Whether it is
PERSONAL, for household, or
for a what-not-shelf you will
find it at Wade Harvey's.
1t is only fitting that Wade
Harvey's is considered a shop
Of distinction. !.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1962-02-08

volutionary new ideas in the
field of sign manufacturing.
Regardless of the size OF
your business firm is quail
fled to provide a fitting sign.
See them first, for you can
do no better than to have a
personalized sign designed
and prepared by this reliable
sign company in Kosciusko.
This Better Business Re-
view commends the BIB AD-
VER-TIZ-ERS upon the quail
ity work they have delivered
in this area. We are fortu-
nate in having this metro
politan service available for
our use.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1962-02-08

With modern garage and
sales room in Kosciusko To-
Gated at 500 N. Jackson,
Phone 344 or lis.
Once again the Pontiac
motor car manufacturers
have proved to the people
their superior knowledge of
automobile engineering by
giving the people what they
went and what they have
been looking for since the
beginning of the automobile
industry. The new Pontiac is
another example of smoother
and faster performance and
at prices within the reach of
all.
These new cars are the
result of years of experiment
ing, the spending OF vast
sums of money and 4 con-
sistent refusal to accept any
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1962-02-08

he household.
For draperies, curtains,
knit garments, bedding,
gloves, sportswear, ETC., they
offer a specialized service.
The most particular folks are
usually the most enthusiast
tic over their results.
It's really surprising how
the cleaning of this popular
concern so completely reju-
venates your garments-re-
rlacing CRIME and soil with
I crisp freshness that fairly
speaks. There remains no
odor or greases to catch the
Dirt. Send your laundry and
cleaning to Attala Laundry &
Cleaners in Kosciusko and
you'll be pleased with the
results.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1962-02-08

veil be proud of this public
spirited firm, for they are
rendering a genuine service
to their many customers and
the public in genera. Not
only are they extensively
known for the quality OF
their products and service
but are likewise known for
their extreme courtesy.
Let this modern concern
supply you with your needs
in machinery repairs, mill
supplies, iron castings and
welding. We know that their
ability is unexcelled by any
similar establishment in
this section Of the country.
Whether your business with
them is large or small you
ulll still receive the fullest
and most complete service.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1962-02-08
ATTAlA FROZEN FOOD LOCKER PLANT
"WALTER L. WILSON, MANAGER"

The Attala Frozen Food
Locker Plant is located on
Jefferson in Kosciusko, phone
CSC.
They slaughter and process
reef and pork for your home
freezer and have a new pro-
cess of curing hams. People
all over the nation are saw
ing money and eating better
by having a frozen food lock-
er. Many. thousands are now
renting lockers and stocking
them with seasonal foods for
use a month or months from
now. At this time Attala
Frozen Food Locker can offer
you a locker Immediately.
Don't wait until they are all
taken before you place your
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1962-02-08
FENWICK
CONTRACTORS

Fenwick Brothers,, Contrac-
tors is located on North Wells
in Kosciusko phone sci. This
firm is well known in this
section for their efficient
business methods Contract.
ing is their business and they
have the experience and
equipment to properly pro-
cess any contract they make.
The lowest bid is not al
ways the cheapest. If the
work you have done is not
as you desired it and repairs
must be made in a short
while, perhaps you called the
wrong contractor. You can
he assured this will not hap
pen when you call The Fen
= HEa
wick Brothers in Kosciusko.
They make sure that all the
details of the work arc tho
roughly checked and are in
accordance with the specifi-
cations desired before the
work is started.
This firm has built an en-
viable reputation and this
Review is happy to recon-
mend them to all in this Sec
ton who are in need of a
contractor.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1962-02-08

serve you better.
They offer to the farmers
and public in general every
convenience of a large city
bank plus the understanding
and personal interest in each
customer to cope WITH their
particular problems.
A great amount of praise is
due the officers and directors
of the Merchants & FsrmerS
bank for their foresight and
judgement, and through