Federal Taxpayers Slow With Filing Farmville Office Ready to Help Federal income tax returns are coming in slowly at the Farm ville office of tiie Collector of In ternal Revenue in the basement of Farmville Post Office. H S Whitaker, internal revenue agent, said. March 15th deadline is 37 daws off. Information received from the Richmond office reports the same story. "To date our office lias issued only 20.000 refunds against 43. 000 issued on the same date of last vear." Stuart L. Crenshaw, assistant director, of Richmond, reported last week. "This is due mainly to the fact that refund able returns have not been re ceived m tiie office to date." Mr. Cren haw remained people of this a lea through the Farm ville office that the Richmond of fice was geared to handle in ex cess of 10.000 refunds a day. Be cause of tiie small number of re turn' received, the office lias been handling less than 3000 per day. he said Because tiie Richmond of ficii lias handled only about 20. 000 refunds so far. it. means that about 530.000 remain to be pro cessed. “Naturally, if the taxpayers wait until a huge volume of re turns is received by this office, their refunds may be among the last to be i'sucd. which may mean that the taxpayers will not receive them until after May 1." Mr Crenshaw said. \ WOLAT RINKS TO *-’ACK DISTRICT 4 KKADKKS Farmville High School Wolve rines lay their 12-game undefeat ed record on the line Friday and Saturday nights. Friday night. LiHwrenceville invades Farmville lor a game, while Saturday night FHS goes to Bedford for a meet ing with tiie District Four leaders.

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