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Evening star., 1946-11-29
DC. Youth Wins School Post

Owen G. Holleran, jr., son of 1t.
Col. and Mrs. o. G. Holleran, sr.,
3726 Connecticut avenue NWs has
been elected president of the Craft
Shop at Manlius School, Manlius,
NJ U
Evening star., 1946-11-29
CheyerIy Leqion Dance

American Legion Post 108, Chew
erIy, Md, will give dance at its
clubhouse at 10 pm. tomorrow
Proceeds will go to the clubhouse
fund.
Evening star., 1946-11-29

STANLEY FINALLY SEES WHITE HOUsEThe dreams of STAN
of 1921 Veazey street NV the White House
today After The Star that he couldn't
get because he lives in Washington and therefore has
Congressman several Representatives to his aid Here
Stanley letter Representative Eaesser Repub
lican Harry Holmes White House policeman
touring the executive mansion Stanley the of
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Brown Star Staff Photo.
Evening star., 1946-11-29
Are You an Expert Driver?

coming out of the garage. Open
up the side ventilator to equalize
temperature on the windshield. Be
careful in using the heater. Don't
close all windows completely. You
might pass out while driving. It's
dangerous to warm up the car in
the garage. Wait until you are out
side
Mrs. Genevieve Fiore, jewelry re-
pair clerk, 4112 Ninth street NE,
replied:
"I don't drive in the snow at ALL
because it's too dangerous. So many
uncomfortable accidents happen,
and don't want any part of them.
I'VE been driving for q years and
have never had an accident. I al
ways heat the car before leaving so
that I can clean the steam off my
windows.
People should keep the window
on the drivers side down far
enough to make hand signals. If
they're afraid of freezing their
hands, they should wear woolen
gloves. After all, what is physical
comfort compared to an accident?
I'm not in favor of mechanical sig
mails. Half the time, you can't see
them"
The Education and Public Infor-
nation Committee of the Advisory
Board recommends:
i. Never warm up car in garage.
You can't smell carbon monoxide.
2. Remove snow or frost from
windshield and all windows before
attempting to drive. Don't be con-
tent with quick sWipe at the
windshield. You need maximum
visibility in slippery weather. Remove
snow from headlights and tail
lights.
8. Leave window on drivers side
open for hand signals. The law
requires them unless your car has
mechanical signals OF approved
type.
i. Don't follow other vehicles
closely on slippery streets.
S. Chains are helpful in snow,
hut they don't make snow-covered
streets as safe as dry ones. Re-
member. that chains mean little on
lice. Reduce speed.
6. Do not drive when it is snow
ling or sleeting unless absolutely
necessary.
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BLESSING ON THE DAY
IFOUND RHU-AID"-HER
RHEUMATIC PAINS END!

One lady recently took RHU-
AID three days and said afterWard
that she never would have believed
such a wonder medicine" existed.
She says she couldn't raise her left
arm more than a few inches. Rheu-
matte pains afflicted the muscles
of her shoulder and arm. She could
hardly move the fingers on her left
hand. Now this lady's rheumatic
pains are gone since she got RHU-
AID and she says she can use her
left arm as well as her right, in
fact, she says she simply blesses
the day she got this medicine and
she feels like an altogether differ
ent woman.
RFTU-AID is the new liquid for
mula containing three valuable
medical ingredients. These Three
Great Medicines, all blended into
one go right to the very cause of
rheumatic and neuritic aches and
pains. Miserable people soon feel
different all over. So don't go on
suffering Get RHU-AID. Wolga-
mot's Drug Store.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-08-05
ORDINANCE NO. 457

ITO vacate an alley running from
the intersection of Fourth and Fifth
Streets to Third Street.
WHEREAS. on the 9th day of
June, 1916, a petition by the owners
of all of the property abutting GER
tain alley running from the intersec-
tion of Fourth and Fifth Streets in
the Village of Marysville to West
Third Street was duly presented to
Council praying that said alley be-
tween the points named be vacated.
WHEREAS, Council, upon hearing,
is satisfied that there is good cause
for such vacation as prayed for, that
it will not be detrimental to the gem
eral interests, and ought to be made,
now therefore, =,
BE 1T ORDAINED by the Council
of the Village of Marysville, Ohio:
Section 1 That the alley running
from the intersection of Fourth and
Fifth Streets to West Third Street
be, and the same is hereby vacated.
Section 2: That this Ordinance be
and remain in force from and after
the earliest period allowed by law.
Passed July 25, 1916.
w. f. ASMAN,
Mayor
Attest: rzr,a,n
Clerk
July 29-2M
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GIVE YOUR ATTENTION TO
THESE ITEMS: Electric and gas
automatic water heaters; water
softeners; deep and shallow well
pumps; hand pumps; conversion
gas units; sink cabinets electric
fencerS; electric and acetylene
welding equiment; battery charger,
S12.15; time switches; cream sep
arators; Empire milking machines;
45 gal. automatic gas water heat
ers for apartments, restaurants,
and hotels; two-burner gas hot
plate, $3.50; 10 gal. milk can cart
carrier, $500; large medicine cab
inetS; Desolvo, for Stopped-up
drains; copper coil side arm water
heaters, can be used for natural
or bottle gas; two 4-can Esco milk
coolers; shower cabinets; complete
line of chrome bath and sink fix
lures; flashlights and batteries
hot shot batteries; q inch garden
hose, heavy duty; AZ gal pump
pressure tanks; complete line OF
pump repair; some u inch rot
iron pipe, rust resistant; copper
pipe and fittings; electric churn
$3.50.
-. DAVIDSONS ELECTRIC l..
Farm and Home Store
Electrical Farm Equipment anc
Plumbing"
303 South Main st.
Phone 8O41 Marysville, o
| G LOT
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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST IA
Commencing at 1900 o'clock:
4-HORSES-4


EXTRA nice snotted saddle mare years with nice Sorrel colt
gentle for women children; macheo Team
bav mares and years weight 17OO well broken and sound
Set beng harness and set OF ea
er fly nets
Big Brown years fresh in December
years old fresh blue hefer old fresh in
Febuar hefer old fresh November big Brown SWISS
COW years milking heavily Guernsey hee years
old FIosten her DID, fresh in March,
EIostein bull IA months old
MILKING EQUIPMENT
portable double unit mixer in good condition. good
milk cans; buckets and strainers.
TRACTOR OUTFIT
tractor good rubber in extra good condition
Avery 12nch tractor plow Oliver wobottom nch tractor
pow 6oot tractor DISC 7too tractor DISC
IMPLEMENTS
David Bradley speader almost Gale planter
on extra good rubber good rubber II
in Oliver riding breaking pow moving machine
Weber
loading sheer good electric brood
BENCH post digger shovels spades pitch forks pruning
hammers ts scyhe good barrels hay
double single trees hay knife jack four Chevrolet wheels
chicken netting; good barrow block tackle other
small tools too numerous to mention
| HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Three-pece living suite good condition;
rocking chairs machine condition. brass bed
board Sx2 Axlnlnster rug IN goo1 <"I| ster rug
good condition. xl2 velvet kneehoe desk good spice
Copper Star gasoline
condition. oil heater; electric plate
descriptions racks mantel clock
pillows sewed piano. extra good
extra tilt antique
telephone small stand two pedesta three electric table
descrpon kitchen utensils portable chicken
gallon flower books
| too numerous to mention
Terms Cash Lunch
WILBER REA
SimpsOn & Som Auctioneers Ray Wyeth, Clerk
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PUBLIC SALES
Coming in County
Saturday, August 10

w. T. Skinner, 8 miles east of
Marysville, 5 miles north Ostrand-
er on county line road, 31s miles
south of Magnetic Springs, COM
plete line of household goods. o.
duS Crandall, auctioneer.
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Thursday, August 15

A. E. Stevens and Son, 3 miles
south of Magnetic Springs, 5 cattle,
38 hogs, poultry, hay and grain,
tractor outfit, combine, imple-
ments, household goods. John
Pfarr, Jr., auctioneer.
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Registered Holsteir
AUCTION n
SATURDAY NIGHT, AUGUST 10TH

o'clock, served
1OO-CoWS and HEIFERS-1OO
Ranging in age from 1st calf hefer to years old
5O-FRESH and 5O-SPRINGERS
Dam class Very good RoP aear-od @ h. m 44s b BF *
Bred Montvic Rag Apple Sovereign
speedsde Margaret
2Year Old RoP milk Rag Apple
Sovereign.
Hannah Banostine Korndyke-2 Years DID, vacc
Bred Montvic Rag Apple Sovereign
Jean ROwsdaIe Pabst Korndyke-2 old,
Bred to Montvc Rag Apple Sovereign
Donan Rowsdae Pabst victOr-2 Years Old, Waco.
Bred to Montvic Rag Apple Sovereign
Glen Rose
M RoP 1907 mO % 3o5 da 3year0d p RP SUl s
College ison of canan GOVERNOR
DIM raj Pearls N old, yaeo; ,ouo,
Governor son of Carnaion GOVERNOR
Royal Springs TOtiua-6 Years Old
Governor (son of Canation Governor).
Dute1land Asesat qmes 22n Re Rsa5s 1s9 oIa
3-year total RoP 51728 lb.
pop .oo Rag g m DsVses nd Sire Years o Kve.
RoP 12a4s 67 BE- 2 * 3o5 da Bred to Beets Fnden Com
Rop o R Bf asEs'2R % BTsd Sir K
Cedar Dell Dutchand Der-2 Years Old vacc
DutehIaRa Murlsls NJ sd 2 Years Old Waco oo,
hvar
thmore Wee Old
ROP BF, Glenafon Rag Apple Her
cueSe of Marksman).
Dxe--6 Old
m427 2x Bred Glenaton Rag Apple Her
of Marks
16 Montvic Rag Apple Sovereign
II head bred to of Montvc Rag Apple MarEsman
Many Of the other hefsrs s this offering 5 have Official d tS RE-
opportunity to be placed official test
Fifty are Majority
cnated All registration certificates transferred free generation
pedgrs furnished Calves sold separately State laboratory tested
GUARANTEED TO AS REPRESENTED
HENRY CONKLIN OWNER
City, Ohio Route =.
Ohn c. Baker, Fred Simpson IN Buck Auctioneers
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SATURDAY.. Aug. 10

w. T. Skinner, mi. south of
Magnetic Springs on county Line
rd.: Household goods and miscel-
laneous Odus Crandall, auct.
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Wednesday. Aug. IA

Wilber Rea, on Bailey farm, 2 mi.
north of Sommersville: A horses;
8 cattle; milking equipment; trac-
tor outfit; implements; household
goods. Simpson & Son, aucts.
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PUBLIC SALE

going Arizona will hold COM
farm located miles north OF
south Bya east of York Center miles west OF
RichwOod on 81 and Baleys Corners, ON
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wednesday. AUGUST IA

Wilbur Rea, on Bailey farm, l
mile north of Somersville, on Ken
Simpson & Son, auctioneers.
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FOR SALE-New steel hog feed
ers,, hog troughs, library table, oak
dresser, wooden bed stead, 2 tables,
Olsen rug. w. H. Elliott, Broadway
Corners. S-5-2tS
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Saturday night. Aug. 1O

Henry Conklin, half way be-
tween Plain City and Delaware:
100 cows and heifers; so fresh
springers. Baker, Simpson & Buck,
auctS.
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NOTICE

NOTICE
Don't delay or hesitate to write
or phone if you need money. All
business strictly confidential. Le-
Roy E. Latham. Phone 58-F-13.
Plain City./ 2-25-11t
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WANTED-Wiping rags, free of
buttons and hooks, no heavy WOOL
EN- goods or hosiery. We pay 6 cents
per Id. Deliver to Journal office.
Stiff.
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Tuesday, August Is

Hiram Brooks, 5 miles north of
Marysville, on Marion rd., closing
out farm sale. Simpson & Son,
auctioneerS.
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Tuesday, Aug. 20

Garfield Jones, 1 mi. east of
New Dover on u. S. Rt. SO: 5 cat
tie; poultry and equipment; house
hold goods; farm tools. Pfarr and
Son aucts.
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REFRIGERATOR SERVICE and
REPAIR. Clark McKitrick, Ill w.
Fifth st. Phone 4-5311. 2-7-tf
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Property Sales

so Acres, to 5 miles out.
Very nicely improved and ali
good productive land. Nice farm
home. Let us tell you about this
farm. Priced to sell.
100 Acres, 5 miles out, state
road. Extra well improved and
all good level land. Good buy at
$100 per acre.
100 Acres, 6 miles of Plain
City. Two sets of buildings,
semi-modern. Land in high state
of cultivation. Ideal farm home
$4,000.
1O3 Acres, 2Jl miles of Me-
chanicsburg. Seven room house,
fully modern; two baths, full
basement, etc. Barn 40x90. 9th
er buildings of all kinds and in
best condition. Extra fenced and
tiled. We'd like to show you this
farm now so you can see crops.
One of best in central Ohio. $3.50
per acre.
Many other Farms, all sizes.
Come to office.
Have Two modern dwellings,
both on west side, extra loca-
tions. If interested, tell us, well
gladly show them. Shown by ap-
pointment only.
E.H.Hatton&C Co
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FOR SALE-1929 Chevrolet motor.
w. M. Ebright, 2 mi. Sc. Watkins.
8-5-2ts
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WANT AD SECTION IS

FOR AGRICULTURAL LIME -
crushed stone and gravel, see r. H.
BriSker, 154 S. Fulton ST., Rich
wood. Phone 41S4. 2-1S-tf
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PUBLIC SALE HOUSEHOLD GOODS

Located Magnetic Springs miles northwest OF
We have sold our farm ana are
furnished Delaware Therefore will lselI on
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FOR SALE-All kinds of vege-
table plants. Bowersmith Plant
Garden. Phone 391, Raymond.
5-13-tf
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FARM FOR SALE-Consisting of
120 acres, located 2 mi. S.W. of
Ostrander, 6 mi. east of Marys-
vile. Nearly new room house,
with electric, water, basement. A
room for bath, built in cupboard
and pantry. Good barn ,40-ft.x50-
it.. with shed attached, chicken
house. Soil is a good gravel loan.
Phone 1879, Marysville. 8-5-2ts
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AUG. 70, 1916
At one o'clock PIN:

5-HEAD OF CATTLE-5
One Guernsey COW, 5 years old, a
good one; four good heiferS, l year
old, two Holsteins, two red.
POULTRY & EQUIPMENT
One lot of year old hens; 10xl2
brooder house, feeders and water
erS.
SOME HOUSEHOLD GOODS
A Warm Morning heater, used
one year; coal and wood cook
stove; table; oak dresser; Kimball
piano; floor model radio; four
charts; rugs; linoleum; books; girls
clothing; shoes; rubbers.
FARM TOOLS
Grain drill; electric pump; 46 rod
new field fence, 48-in. high; poul-
try fence; hog fence; pitch forks;
double shovel ploW; wheelbarrow;
grindstone; sled; feed barrels;
grass seed; water tank; lime
stone; ladders; hay rope; some
harness; two gallon glass churn;
cream can; milk bucket and strain
er; crooks; fruit jars; heavy log
chain, 18-ft. long; fence stretcher;
dinner bell; other articles too num-
erous to mention.
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PUBLIC SALE

have sold my farm and will sell
my chattIes at the farm, 5 miles
east of Marysville, one mile east
of New Dover, on u. S. Route SO,
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FOR E-BusinesS property
with good income. Jerry Anderson,
Redwood, Ohio. S-1-3t
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FOR SALE-By owner, 155 acre
farm, penty of buildings, fruit and
ground in high state of cultivation;
also 9 room modern house, l full
and 1 partial bath, sleeping porch
and double lot, location west side
close in. Phone 5661. Stiff
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FOR E-EngliSh Shepherd
pups, heel drivers. John L. Shrock,
Plain City Rt. l. Stiff
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WANTED TO BUY-Pigs 40 to
so lbs. Dick Snowden. Phone 4752,
Redwood, collect. -. 8-5-1ts
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FOR RENT-Property with gar
age and a large lot, in Redwood,
Ohio. G. w. Moore, Redwood Rt.
II. 8-4-2tS
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FOR SALE-1S shoates. Phone
3513. S-5-1tS
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FOR SALE-Boys bicycle, good
condition. Ralph's Bicycle Shop,
294 N. Cherry st. 8-5-2t*
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FOR SALE-Nice baby COW pony,
children have ridden this pony,
good ,saddler. S. A. Craig, on Or
chard Hill rd. 8-5-1tS
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FOR SALE-1934 Chevrolet mast
er chassis, in good condition. Harry
Rice, 2 mi. west of Petersburg.
S-5-2ts
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WANTED Feeding lambs. Call
Elmer Handel, Urbana, Tel. Co.
IL 3 shorts, or write Urbana Rt.
g. 8-5-2tS
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Lunch

Ray Wyeth, Clerk
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-08-05

LOST-Load binder. from back of
truck, between Rush Cheney farm
and Raymond Paul Dildine. 8-5-2tS
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FOR SALE-Combination storm
door, good copper screen, size 31x81
in good condition: Leroy R ees
Irwin. 8-3-2ts
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Terms: Cash

Simpson & Son, Auctioneers
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FOR SALE-Pump jack and mo-
tor, in good running condition.
Phone 17-488. G. r. Black. S-5-2tS
Evening star., 1946-06-27

A survey of a number of leading
Washington hostesses indicated
they and their households are view
ing the meat shortage with arrest
ing foftitude. For instance, Mrs. j,
Borden Hartman, whose Sunday
night suppers have won her fame
almost equal TO that Of her ex-
ploits in the field of diplomacy,
says.
Eggs help wonderfully l haven't
given Sunday night supper re-
Gently, but here at home We have
been having a dish made OF hard
boiled eggs baked in sauce of
cream and cheese~if you can get
the cheese. My friends will laugh,
because they know | am the world S
worst cook"
Mrs. Morris Cafritz said; my
husband and | are almost yegetar-
ians, anyhow. We eat fish regularly
and so far have been able to obtain
our fayorite sea food without
trouble"
Dominick, Mrs Evalyn Walsh Nc
Leans popular chef, has devised a
main course that he calls Eggs la
Argentuvyl" Dominick explains this
ineatless entree is concocted of as
pafagus, eggs, toast and cheese
sauce-again, If you can get the
cheese, Mrs. Mclean and her guests
enjoy the dish, he said.
Because she, too, likes FISH. Mrs.
Alice Roosevelt Longworth said the
meat shortage has caused her no
discomfort
Evening star., 1946-06-27
Rios
Continued From First Page. J

gress Mr.. Rios promised he would
not permit the use of Chilean terri
tory as center of activities danger
Gus to the other American nations.
Chile's international relations
reached a crisis when American
Undersecretary of State Sumner
Welles charged that Chile and Ar
eentina were centers of Axis espion-
age-a charge strongly denied by
the Chilean Foreign Minister. How.
ever, Mr., Rios postponed a goodwill
tour he had planned to make to tht
United States.
Chile broke relations with tht
Axis powers in January, l943. ane
Mr. Rios government vigorously
prosecuted a campaign to root ou
Axis spy rings in Chile. Chile alst
contributed large exports of nitrate'
and copper to the Allied munition!
stockpile. Mr.. Rios planned another
trip to the United States. but wa!
forced TO cancel it in June. 1943
due to a cabinet crisis.
The Chilean President advocated
political and commercial relations
with the other United Nations ant
was responsible for restoring dipIo
matte relations between his country
and Soviet Russia.
In February. 1945. Chile recog.
nlzed state of belligerency" witt
Japan, A delegation picked by Mr
Rios took leading part in thu
Chap,lltepec conference for hemi,
sphere solidarity at Mexico City
Evening star., 1946-06-27

y don't eat very much meat In
the summer, anyhow" she said
and with the shortage OF Servants
have done very little entertaining
So ! haven't had to worry about
feeding guests
1--WE been able to get little
meat SO far by getting UP early and
gong to the store, said Mrs. Henry
wallace. wife of the Secretary of
Commerce. I'm sorry for those
women who aren't able to get there
early. I've become used to shop
ping in Washington and knaw my
way around Mrs. Wallace patfon-
ICES a well known chain grocery of
the "self-service" type near her
nome in the Wardman Park Hotel
we had baked eggs last night
she continued. Il made them of
haId-boiled eggs cher recipe was
like that of Mrs. Hartmann Mr..
wallace didn't particularly like
them 1t seemed, but he didn't COM
plain. We're great chicken eaters
In our house, also"
Mrs. Fred Vinson, wife of the
new Chief Justice, was thrilled over
the way her deep-freeze outfit has
come in handy in the emergency.
But we're almost at the end of
the sausage and other meat I had
III the deep freeze. We've got an
Evening star., 1946-06-27
Ministers
Continued From First Page ,,

with house OF representative and
two governors, one OF whom would
DE an Italian and the other a Yugo-
slav. This plan he, described as IAN
extreme concession"
Secretary OF State Byrnes, who
was the first TO reply, declared the
first Russian plan would not work
because the population of Trieste
was predomlnantly Italian and that
the second would be equally un-
workable because it would leave a
feeling OF uncertainty in the district
as to who actually was in charge.
British. French Back Byrnes.
British Foreign Secretary Ernest
Beyin and Georges Bidault, French
President ana Foreign Minister,
supported Mr.. Byrnes
Mr.. Byrnes declared that IL a
settlement OF the Trieste issue on
an ethic basis could not be reached,
the whole matter should be re-
ferred TO 2l-nation peace confer
ence. Mr.. Molotov. who was de-
scrIbed as Visibly disappointed over
the reception given his propose Is,
said that such step would only
disrupt the conference.
The three-hour session ended in
conclusiHely when the Foreign Min
listers agreed to meet this afternoon
10 consider the Romanian peace
treaty. There was no indication to-
day when the Trieste problem would
be attacked again.
The setback on Trieste was the
second rebuff received by Russia
during the day. Earlier she was
opposed by both the United States
and Britain when she sought to
have written into the Romanian
treaty a clause which would have
given neighboring states-including
Russia - favored nation status IN
their commercial relations with Ro-
mania.
In the face Of the American and
British opposition this issue was
shelved temporarily.