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Annie Latham. Mrs. Sarah Jenkins and Mrs. Will Latham spent last Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Annie Latham. Morrison Green of Warrenton was a recent guest of Mr. and Mrs. Flicklin.

Gov. Battle Reports

To General Assembly

Despite inffation and the Korean war, Virginia made great progress in many fields during the past four years, Governor John S. Battle reported to the General Assembly yesterday. ,

On the fiscal side of the fouryear picture, the Governor summarized the situation in this way: “During the past four years we have lived within our income. As services have expanded and living costs have gone up, every phase of the State’s activities has required increased appropriations, but we will close this fiscal year with a small surplus.

He referred to enlarged state revenues as a result of inflation and business expansion incident to the Korean war and pointed out that general fund revenues had risen from $95,000,000 in 194950 to $125,800,000 during the current fiscal year. Nearly $9,500,000 of this increase came abopt by ‘enforcement efforts of the Department of Taxation.”

Yet, he said, during the past three years, approximately $19,500,000 has been saved by Vir- ' ginia income taxpayers under pro

82.7%