Fund Sources For Virginia's entire Secondary System of 41.261 miles, the 12 month allocation totals $35,224. 39". By sources of funds, the money is derived as follows: Regular state funds — $27 m.l lions: federal aid funds - $3.5 millions, and state funds to match federal aid >50-50 basis) —- $3.5 millions. An add: nal $150,000 is d:. - ' f: ibutcd for braise work that would constitute hardship io finance out of regular road money. The Secondary System fund distribution is currently under study by the Commonwealth, fol lowing a report of a New York firm of consulting engineers. The firm recommended a cut in Sec ondary funds in favor of a great er share for the Primary System. The L ague of Virginia Coun ties, backed by numerous resotu 11 ions of county boards of super has opposed any change in the present method of deterntin ne the proportion of funds for Tie two systems. A resolution op posing any change in the Secon dary share was unanimously 1 adopted by the Prince Edward : board during its March meeting. Shortage of Vaccine Delays Second Polio Shot In Cumberland The date for the second shot of the polio vaccine for Cumberland residents has been postponed un il April 21. Mrs. \V. h Danby. clerk of the Cumberland Health Center, re ported that there is a shortage of the vaccine from the drug sources anti the clinic has been postponed because of the shortage. The vaccine is supposed to be available April 21 and the clinic will b' held at that time, she said. Society Will Discuss Bisenhower’s Budget The Hampden-Sydney College Union-Philanthrop Society w a s convened Wednesday at 7 p. m. in its quarters to consider bus iness matters. The topic selected for the only debate meeting of the month is to be "Resolved, that the Eisenhower budget should be reduced," on April 10.

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