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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-12
King Ranch Pair 81
with Correlation 81
As Post Time Nears

NEW YORK. June 1.-THE
richest of all Belmont Stakes
drew a record equaling field Of
IA 3-year-olds to Belmont Park
today for the seth running OF
the testing 1ha-mile race.
Absence of Determine, the
Kentucky Derby. winner. and
Hasty Road, victor in the Freak
ness. and various ailments in
CURED by other well-regarded
colts made this Belmont one Of
the most wide open in years.
Not since 1875. the year Cal
vim defeated AristideS, the first
Kentucky Derby winner, has as
many as IA paraded postward.
II all answer the call to boots
and saddles at 4:48 pm. wash
ington time), the race will have
a gross value of $126,100 with
100000 going to the winner. The
Stake will be televised and
broadcast by. CHS.
(The race will be televiSed in
Washington at 4::3O pm. over
Station WTOP-TV, Channel 8,
and broadcast over Station
WTOP.
Riverina Only FilIy Entered.
Oddly enough, the rich race
also has attracted one fly
Riverina from Robert Kleberg's
King Ranch. A Ally hasn't tack
led the Belmont distance In %
years and only two ever won it
The last was Tanya in 1905.
Riverina alone probably would
not attrack much support from
the expected crowd Of close to
$4,000, but she'll run coupled in
the wagering with High Gun
who carried the King Ranch silks
to victory in the Peter Pan
Handicap last Saturday.
The early odds quoted the
King Ranch entry at So with
Robert S. Lytle'S Correlation the
second choice at 81 and Porter
house from Mrs. M. E. Persons
Llangollen Farm and c. v. Whit
ney's Fisherman next in line
at 81.
Both PorterhouSe and Core
lation were out to atone for re-
cent poor races. Porterhouse, q
year-old champion of 1858, ran
far out Of the money in the Peter
Pan after winning a couple OF
sprintS. Correlation hasn't won
a race since the Wood, although
he was favored in the Kentucky
Derby and PreakneSs. He lost
the Preakness by a head to Hasty
Road and then disappointed in
the Jersey Stakes at Garden
State.
ArcarO Rides Correlation.
There's a change Of jockeys on
Correlation. Eddie Arcaro, win
ner of five Belmonts, substitutes
for the suspended Willie Shoe
maker. Eric Guerin, who won
last year with Native Dancer
pilots High Gun while Willie
Boland again has been assigned
to ride Porterhouse.
Mrs. j. r. H. Thouron's Wal
of Roses, winner of the Jersey
Stakes, drew some support at 81
Completing the field were: Ha
Price Headley's Pinetum, C. T
Chenery's Prince Hill and Per.
milan. Limelight from the Rancho
CaSistas Stable of Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Hoffman, j. B. Ryan!
Buttervant. elevation from Viii
liam duPont's Foxcatcher Farm
William G. Loew's KilimanjarC
and Greentree Stables Palm
Tree.
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WIN, Lose or Draw
By CHARLES IA. EGAN
SPORTS Editor Of The Stor

NEW YORK, JUNE 12-One Of the strangest of all the
renewals of the Belmont Stakes is being off this
afternoon at Belmont Park where the track is
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Senators, 9: Bolt, 8

Totals "a 9 10 % IA o
/ Singled for Blyzka in Sth.
. Singled for Hunter in Sth;
Baltimore O20 O30 3oO-9
Washington $40 0O3 00X-9
Runs batted in-RpnneIs CO. Bqsby.
hoski CT, Kennedy Sieyers. Fridley C?l.
Courtney. Two-base, hits-FitzGerald.
Diering. Three-base hits--Runnels t2l.
Home run--Yost Stolen base-Pascual.
Sacrifice - Kryhoski; Double PLAYS
Hunter to Young to Kryhoski (2l;; Yost
Bases on balls|-of chakales.. (: OF
Schmitz. 3. Struck out-By ChGkales. .:
BY Psseual z; By Stuart. I; by M ,nItIo:
(none out in 9TH: on Blyzka.. l In in
s siPEs on Stuart ,Iri in in iHni Ps:cu 81
8 in ga innings: on Marrero. / in .
INNINGS: Runs and earned runs-onf
90; of Schmitz,. 4-4: OF Pascual,, Al:
on Marrero. 90 Winning pitcher
IO-2) Umpires-Paparella.. Honochick.
MCGOWAN. Time-2:1s. Attendance
Il.
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Major League Standings
AMERICAN.
Results Yesterday.

Results Yesterday.
Wash, 9: Baltic, 8.
N. Y, B; Chicago, 2.
Cleve.. 8: Boston, 2.
Det., 16-1: Phila.,
Games To-day.
BALTIC. ct WASH, $50.
Chicago ct New York.
Cleve. at Boston.
Detroit ct Philo.
Games Tomorrow.
BALTIC, at wash. t2),
1:30.
Chicago at N. Y. (2l.
Cleve. ct Boston (2l.
Detroit at Phila. CD,
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NATIONAL.

ResuIts yesterday.
Miiw.. /: Phila.. o.
Chicago, 5: N. Y, 4
10 innings.
Bklyn.. 10; Cincin., 8,
Pitts, 8: st. Louis. 8
| Games To-day.
N. Y. at Chicago.
PhilA. ut MilW.
BROOKLYN ct Cinctn,
Pitts. at st. /. ln)
| Games TomorroW.
kIyn. 1t cincin. C2l
- y. at Chicaeo (2l
TITS. ut u. l.. l2l
IRhila. Ut Milw.
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Darlington IIssts.

Dr. and Mrs. Benson DAVIS "
Fla. ana Mr. and Mrs. T..
Greene, Of Washington, D. G..
spent the holidays With MIS- j.
Mrs Lucy Hudgins Of Newport
News Miss Betty Hudgins, Of
Washington, D c. Mr. and MIS-
Robert Fisher, Of winston Salem
N c. Pat Hudgins. Of south
Carolina, and Nj. and Mrs Ron
aid Bowles and children. of Farm
vlle, We're Christmas Day visit
ors Of MI and Mrs. Howard
Shorter
Mr.. and Mrs, J. B. Cooke spent
Christmas Day with MI and Mrs
A C Elder IN Roanoke
Mrs Charles FOX and dauehtar
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Maine road. The railroad Is also
pressed into service for more
practical work - carrying boxes
Of picked berries to the plant
where women sort. clean and
grade them.
Berries go by on a movable belt
and all the rejects are quickly
screened out by sharp-eyed Cape
women who have spent their
lives picking and sorting berries.
A Delightful Drink
For a refreshing drink, put c.
cranberry juice cocktail. juice of
u orange, 2 tbsp. sugar, l egg and
cracked Ice in a shaker, mixer or
bowl. Use an egg beaten II you
haven't a shaker or mixer. Which
ever method Is employed. be sure
to mix well.
II egg beaten IS used, do not
add Ice until after beating.
Makes 2 S-oz. glasses.
Cranberry Meot Loot
Leftover cooked ham may be
utilized in Cranberry Meat Loaf,
the recipe to serve 8.
Combine 2 c. ground cooked
ham, ID. ground raw veal. " C,
dry bread crumbs, eggs. ; tbsp.
chopped parsley, tsp. chopped
onion, tsp. salt, 70 tsp. pepper.
Add Il c. cranberry juice tfrom
cranberry sauce) and blend well.
Firm mixture into loaf. Bake at
375' T. about | hr. Pour over re-
naming cranberry sauce during
last 10 min. Of baking. Basic With
sauce once or twice to glaze loaf.
To make l qt OF special 10 min.
cranberry sauce, boil Il C. honey,
! c. sugar and IA c. water togeth-
er S min. Add 4 C. fresh cram
berries and boil, without stirring.
until all the skins pop open -
about 5 min. Remove from heat
and allow to cool.
Fruit Relish F
A tasty relish which will keep
in the refrigerator for weeks may
be made simply.
Put 4 c. c.anberries and 2 pared
and corci apples through food
chopper. Quarter oranges ana
l lemon. Remove seeds and put
through chopper Add 2l2c sugar.
blending thoroughly. Chill in re-
fFi2erator a few hours beioYe
serving. Makes Ia qt relish.
'eRtarea Syndicate lnej
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Presbyterian Church, along With
Mi ana Mrs Bert Swaley en-
joyed an evening Of entertain
ment at the Hilltop Roller Rink
on Tuesday evening December %.
To the editor his staff and
all the readers Of this paper.
this correspondent expresses her
wishes for a most Happy ana
Prosperous New Year 70 each
and everyone
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@aH&rzM
The Cranberry Boys
!. OF Colorful Cape Cod !.
By ALICE DENHoFF

THE bright-red cranberry Is
coming into it's own!
Time was when cranberry sauce
was the only product derived
from the small acid fruit.
But today there are many uses
for this colorful berry which
sparks our holiday tables.
Up In Cape Cod where so many
cranberries are grown, the cult
walton Of this fruit Is q science
They Wotch by Night
Men sit up all night watching
thermometers, and when the
weather nears freezing, they
rush out to power houses to turn
on the pumps and flood the boys.
This prevents the plants from
freezing and thus saves the
crop.
Some Of these vigilant guard
ians ride horses to the small
pump installations out in the
wild. empty boys. Others 60 on
foot or get as near as possible by
car. It's hard life, and the re-
suits OF their efforts appear on
your table in the form of sauce,
Jelly. beverages and baked goods.
The pickers
Picking the berries Is an ardu-
GUS task. Special scoops are used
by the pickers who must con-
stantly be on their guard against
snakes attracted by the still
water.
A Cape Cod version Of French
toast uses the traditional berry.
Before the family arrives for
breakfast, pass slices of bread
under the broiler and toast on
one side. Butter the other side
and spread with jellled cram
berry sauce. Cover with sliced
bananas. Sprinkle with brown
sugar and a touch OF cinnamon.
Broil slowly until bananas are
light brown and the sauce Is
bubbling.
a Single-Gouge Track
: In Carver, Mass, a center Of the
cranberry industry. is a SINGLE
gauge railroad, the Edaville Rail-
road. 1t worms its way through
the hogs, On Sundays visitors
from Boston and other New Eng
land cities come to take a ride
IN the tiny train which was
purchased from an ancient
Copyright 1864. King
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Throcck

A Christmas program vas pre-
sented on Wednesday evening
December %. at the Douglas Pres
byterian Church, by its members.
under the direction Of Mrs. j. B.
Hughes ana Miss Lynette Call
houn. After the program, Santa
Claus appeared in person to dis
tribute bags Of candy. nuts and
fruits 70 the children
The Throek II D. club enter
tanned the young people Of Doug
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and that a copy hereof be posted
at the front door of the Court
house OF said county and a copy
be mailed to said Helen Watkins
1885 North Ashburton Street.
Baltimore. Maryland.
A copy, Teste
JOHN c. SPENCER, Clerk
c. M. ROGERS. p. q.
Buckingham, Virginia 12-l0-4t
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I Use Re cx1SSzzz@eoo FOR qo;c% AEsVZIc
NOTICE

IT. CHRISTMAS BROKE I&U
sell your trash for cash. old RAGS
scrap iron. auto parts. radiators
batteries. brass and copper.
Farmville Iron and Metal Farm
vile, Va. l2-31-lp
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SERVICES

SEEDING LAWNS Building
DriveWays. Flowing and Preparing
Land Crushed stone, top soil and
fill in dirt for sale. w. w. Dick
erson. phone 3035J. Farnwille.
Va. 10-l-tf
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LOST AND FOUND

GLASSES Double glass case.
containing sun glasses. and read
ing glasses. Reward Return to
Mrs. Helen Wick. l05A Appomat-
tox St. F'armville. l2-3--2tp
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NO HUNTING

NO HUNTING or Tresspassing on
my farm known as Poplar Hill
Mrs linda w. burlington.
li-26-15t
NO HUNTING or carrying gun on
my farm In Cumberland County
A. j, Thompson, ll-26-6p tF)
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ing glasses Reward. Return Il
Mrs Helen Wick. l05A Appomat.
tox St. Farmville. l2-3--2tl
LEGAL NOTICES
~-~>--~- ~
VIRGINIA:
In the Circuit Court OF Amelia
County December s. 1854:
Mary Carol Lawrence.
Amelia. Virginia.
V. J Order of Publication
James Perneu Lawrence.
Care OF Grace Written.
81 Davidson St.
Wyandauck
l.. l.. New York
| The object of this suit is to
obtain divorce from the bond OF
matrimony from the Defendant
on the grounds OF W1lful desertion
and abandonment for 4 period Of
more than one year
! An affidavit has been made and
filed that the Defendant is not
u resident Of this Commonwealth
and that his last known address
Is or was Care Grace Written.
81 Davidson ST. Wyandauck. l..
l., New York. it is ordered that he
appear before this Court within
ten days after due publication OF
this order and protect his inter-
eStS therein.
An extract-Teste
S l.. FARRAR. Jr.. Clerk
VALENTINE w. SOUTHALL, D. q.
Amelia. Virginia l2-24-4t
VIRGINIA.:
In the Circuit Court of Powhatan
County.
BIRDIE HARRIS HOPSON
Plaintiff
VS.. IN CHANCERY
JOHN HOPSON ..... Defendant
Order Of Publication
The object of this suit is to OBJ
tain for the Complainant from
the respondent divorce from the
bond OF matlimony on the ground
of wilful abandonment and deSer-
ton CONTINUING for more than one
% year.
An affidavit having been made
and filed herein stating that due
diligence has been used to aScer-
tain il which County or Corpo-
ration the respondent is without
effect it is ordered that the re
spondent appear here within ten
(l0) days after due publication
of this order and do what may
be necessary to protect his inter-
est herein.
A Copy--TeSte:
JAS. A. TILMAN. Clerk 1914
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGIN
IA.
In the Clerk Office of the Cir
cult Court of the County of
Buckingham. on the lith day
December. 1854.
Ruth Brown Dade
Route 60 Box TO
Gladstone. Virginia .. Plaintiff
against
Norman Elston Dade
1853 w, 18th Street. Apt. 4
New York. New York =. Defendant
Order of Publication
The object Of this suit is to OBJ
tain divorce from the bond Of
matrlmony on the grounds Of
deSertlon.
And an affidavit having been
made and filed that the defend
ant Norman Elston Dade is not a
resident OF the State OF Virginia
II Is ordered that he do appear
here within ten days after DUE
publication hereof. and do what
may be necessary to protect his
Interest in this suit
A Copy Teatc,
JOHN C. SPENCER. Clerk
l.. CAREY. p. q
Lynchburg. Va. i2-t7-4t
~~-~ - 49, - ~-~e~
VIRGINIA:
In the Clerks Office OF the Cir
cult Court OF Buckingham
County. on this 3Uth Day Of
Novmber. 1854
Charle3 X Lewis and Carroll Gil
lesple Of knonVille Virginia,
Plaintiffs
against
Helen Watkins Of 1895 North
AShburton Street. Baltimore
Maryland. and others ......
Defendants
Order OF Publication
The object of this suit is to
have the court partition in one of
the modes prescribed by law. the
| forty-six acre tract of land. more
or less. which Charles Lewis. a
colored man. owned at the time
l..
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BEST GRADE recapped truck
tires, 8:25x20 and 7:50x20. Farm
vile Iron & Metal Co. l2-31-lp
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FOR SALE

PUId4ErS 200 White leghorn
bullets. Wilson Cheatham. Green
Bay. Va. 2-3l-3tp
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VIRGINIA.:
In the Circuit Court OF Bucking
ham. December IA. 1854
Re Estate of Julie S. KYLE.
deceased !



SHOW CAUSE ORDER
1t appearing that 4 report of
the accounts OF Julian Dunkum
and John w. Stone. Executors un-
der the viii OF Julia S. Kyle. de-
ceased. and Of the debts and de-
mandS against the estate has
been filed in the Clerks Office,
and that more than six months
has elapsed since the qualifca-
ton OF the Executors. on the mo-
ton Of the personal representa-
tlves, IL is ORDERED that the
creditors, Of. and all other per-
sons interested in, the estate show
cause on the 18th day of Janu-
airy. 1865. before this Court
against the payment and delivery
OF the estate to the legateeS with
out refunding bonds.
II is further ORDERED that
copy Of the foregoine portion
OF this order be published once d
week for four successive weeks in
the Farmville Herald. news
paper published in the County Of
Buckingham. Virginia.
JOHN c. SPENCER. Clerk
10-o11t
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AUTO GLASS furnished and in
stalled. Farmville Iron & Metal
Co. l2-3l-lp
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HELP WANTED

SALESGIRL--wanted. salary $50
plus food and commission. South
side Drug Store. l2-l7-4p
SUPERVISOR for builders sup
ply ware house. Answer in writ
ing stating educational back
ground and give references. Elk
perience desirable but not neces-
sary. Position open at once.
Farmville Mfg Co. L. E. Andrews.
Farmyille. 1921 At
-~--~A~~~ 49,
SALESMAN with flour and feed
experience preferred. Salary. car.
allowance. Good future for pro-
ducer. Describe your experience
completely Address NJ. Rign.
Jr.., Roanoke City Mills, Inc. P.
o. Box 1880. Roanoke. Va.
2l-3l-1t
SAL ESMAN- Age 24-34. college
graduate, agricultural training or
background preferred. Establish
ed territory on plant foods and
agricultural chemicals. Salary,
auto. expenses. commission. Give
qualifications and military status
when replying TO Swift & Com
pany Box ll77, Norfolk, Va.
l2-3l-2t
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In the Circuit Court OF Prince
Edward County. December /
1854.
Robert Mack FowlkeS' ..........
Complainant
VS.. In Chancery
AleaSe Terry Fowlkes !. Defendant
Order of Publication
The object Of this suit is to OBJ
tain for the Complainant from
the Defendant 4 divorce from the
bond Of matrimOny on the
grounds Of wilful desertion for d
period of more than one year.
And affidavit having been made
and filed that the defendant,
Alease Terry Fowlkes. is not a
resident Of the State OF Virginia
1t IS ordered that she do appear
within ten days after due plblica
ton OF this order and do what
may be necessary to protect her
Interest III this suit.
HORACE, ADAMS. Clerk
ANNIE MORING FALLWELL
T. y. l2-l0-4t
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Classified Rates

All copy must be in The
Herald office by Wednes-
doy noon ror Friday pub
Iicotion.
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BONWOOD- three kinds. Plant
now TO get started before dry
weather. A j. Thompson. 6 miles
north vi Farmville on Route 45.
1921 -4p
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-
8 acres 10 miles from Farmville.
beautiful room residence lia
acres tobacco. several outbuild-
ingS. Priced $500. Alos 81 acres,
on paved road miles from Farm
1ille with good S rm. res. with
bath. There is new broiler house
20x60 garage and other out
building. Some tobacco allotment.
Near school. Several acres in good
state OF cultivation Owner trans
ferred. VIII sacrifice for $4,000.
Only 500 down and bal. by mo
Landon G. Atkins Insurance and
Real Estate Co. phone 39OM
Farmville Va l2-3l-lt
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w PNI tVOs
When Gosh Accompanies
the Order.
When Gosh Does Not
&c per luOrd
Cards OF Thanks. Resolutions
of Respect. In Memoriam, En-
tertainments. etc, Will be
used ONLY when cash ac~
companies order.
Display Classified
Advertising
75c per inch
FOR SALE
~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~-~~-
DWELLING: room house on
Parke avenue. 5 years old. See
l.. +. Andrews Farmvllle Mfg. Co.,
f'armyile. 1921 lat
~~--~-~~~~
DECENTRALIZATION and all lines
OF insurance. contact Annie v
Putney. Farmville 468. ll-30-l0p
--~~~~~~~~-~~
MY NEW HOME at Worsham.
Three bedrooms. living room.
kitchen. bath Call Mrs. r. NJ.
Dean. Worsham l2-7-tt
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HAY-$3000 ton. w B. Clark.
New Canton. Va. 1852
SERVICE STATION - Excellent
location. centrally located in
Farmyille. going business. iinan-
cial assistance available For in
formation write Box ll75. Rich
mond. Va. l2-l0-tf
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GOATS 10 nannieS. . billieS.
$4,000 for lot. viii trade for pigs.
NJ E. Blanton. Jr., Tamworth.
Va. 1921 At
LEW BRICK HOMES bed
rooms. two baths, living room
dining room. kitchen. On Fourth
Avenue extended. Call $50 or l54
8-27-tf
STOVE WOOD - dried klndline
blocks. oak slabs. Buffalo Shook
Co, Farmville. Phone AZ
l1-l2-tf-F
WHY WORRY about troublesome
skin infection. Try V-J-O Grays
Drugs. l2-2l-5lp F.
GUERNSEY BULL-thre years
old. registered with papers. Con-
tact L. A. Durfee, Prospect, Va.
Phone Farmville 7Flll
12-24-2p(F)
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COW ~ fresh grade Holstein
Woodtin Y. Lyon, Ri !, Farm
vile. l2-24-2p
HOUSE 5 room house with place
for bath. , years old finished
floors. good location Cash OF
terms. Phone Hampden- Sydney
1892 l2-24-4tp
LIVE NICE young roaSters SIPS
each. While Welchlin phone
Rural 4F040. l2-24-2p (F1
HAY-Top western. Quality can't
be surpassed Fob freight termin-
al Deduce $829 ton subsidy If
eligible No | third cut premium
alfalfa $500, No . second and
third cut choice sos 90, No } first
mixed or solid $500. Quality
guaranteed Add $500 ton truck
delivery Loudoun Company Hay
and Grain, Round iill. Virginia
Cali Purccllvijle 7023. l2~ji~7 Up
-~~-~~~~~~~-~-~~ $780, -~-7~~---~-~~
Wagon good used two-hoiSt
wagon Robert Bowen. Route !,
Burkeyille. Va 1891 -3p
~~~-~~ - 5 -
COLLIE PUPPY one pure bred
female Collie puppy, well marked
$40 Mrs A. w Lewis. Prospect,
Va 2-Jl-2tp
49, ~~~~-~--~ ~~~
FARM ll1 acre farm with u
room house near PoNhhtan, Va
Call Agent, Richmond 3-0la1
evening 6-30lJ or 7~b4li
l2-3t~lt
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TURN LIGHTS. marker light
brake Innings all brake inspection
items Farnville Iron Il Metal Co,
1921 -ltp
WOOD FOR SALE
Dry, Mixed SIob Cut to
Stove Length
IS per cord at
Pemberton. Va.
c. A. StOnnell
WEIR FLORIST
"A mile from Main Street on
Route $50 Cost.
Evening star., 1954-11-28
Allies in u. N. Agree on Move
To Keep Korea Talks Open

New Guinea dispute between the
Netherlands and Indonesia.
While the Korean huddles went
on. South Korea's envoy to
Washington, You Chan Yang.
protested vigorously that the Re-
public Of Korea was being kept
out of conferences vital to its
future. He said in a statement
that when they (the conferees)
are trying to decide our fate.
they should call us in. !"
One diplomat said the West
realized nothing would be done
on Korea by the assembly and
that the situation must have
time to be worked out. This Dip
lomat pointed out that a settle
ment was reached on Trieste by
letting time work and it was
hoped the same could be done on
Korea.
The United Nations has cir
culated to the SO other members
Evening star., 1954-11-28
BY Tho Assoein.ed Prsss

UNITED NATIONS, N. r.. Nov.
n The Western powers have
agreed on the general principles
of a resolution intended to keep
negotiations alive for a settle
ment of the Korean deadlock
without calling a new Geneva
Conference.
This was reported by Western
sources as representatives of the
Allies who fought for the u. N.
in Korea and of India's v. K.
Krishna Menon conferred In the
U. NJ. In an effort to whip out
a final resolution.
The u. N. Assembly's political
committee will take up the Ko-
rean case Tuesday or Wednesday
and the West hopes the U. N.
debate will be short and calm.
The committee held it's first Sat-
urday meeting of this assembly
for a round of talks on the West
Evening star., 1954-11-28
Drive 10 Open IN January
For Kefauver Nomination
BY Tho Assoeiassd prsss

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, Nov.
27.-A drive to obtain 10 million
signatures boosting Senator
Kefauver. Democrat. Of Ten
nessee, for President. win start
in January. a group Of his sup
porters announced today.
Barney Hasden, president Of
the Chattanooga Youth Organ
ization for Kefauver." said petit
tions win be sent to each State
urging that people sign them
in an effort to get Senator
Kefauyer to seek the Democratic
Presidential nomination In
1856.
Senator Kefauver, an unsuc.
cessful candidate for the nomi-
nation at the 1852 Democratic
convention, said recently, I'm
not a candidate. and I don't
have any plans. But. Of course.
I don't think any one can FORE
see what the situation will be
one and one-half years from
now"