Sign I p Here Tie reduced service F.ii m v>llc was announced by a sign in the post office lobby saying to lie effect that the otfice would In closed on Saturday until ruth e notice, with no rural, city or par cel post deliveries on Saturday Aiso the stamp and gen ral d livery windows will be open Mon day through Friday from 8:HO a. m to a p. m. and the money ordei end registered mail wind- ■•ill be open from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. Farmville Postmaster D. W Paulette said that these were his instructions and he had received no further communications re garding the service cuts. It appears that the brunt of the cut in the post office is being ab sorbed by the substitute mail workers They have been cut out . of Saturday work and other extra work. The regular workers get : their normal time on the job. Gary Opposes J. Vaughan Gary, representativ e from Richmond, who is head of tbe post office subcommittee of the House of Representatives, has bitterly opposed the emergency money bill He states that the post office could operate efficiently on an extra, money bill of only SI7 million. However, he has been out voted and the recommended bill is $41 million Gary said it is "a dark <Hv in the history of the Appropriations Committee. In my judgment," ’Gary added. "Congress, which is elected by the people, should con trol government expenditu-es r» iContinued on page 1>

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