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they be dead their heirs. de-
Visees, or assigns. and
other persons VINO are or may
be interested in the subject
matter OF this suit who are
proceeded against as PAR
TIES UNKNOWN" Defendants
The object of this suit is to re-
move cloud from the title to a
tract of land in Hamilton Maeis-
terial District. Cumberland Coun-
ty Virginia conveyed gto j. f..
Riddle by Maude Brooks form
erly Maude Giles and Salmon
Brooks, her husband, containing
1000 acres, more or less, by deed
dated the 18th day of January,
l94l and recorded in Cumberland
County Clerks Office in d. B.
76. at page 258.
An affidavit having been made.
and filled according to law, stat
ing that Maude Brooks and Sal
mon Brooks are residents of
the State of Virginia and that
there are or may be persons in
terested in the subject to be dis
posed of in this suit whose names
are unknown Therefore, it is or
dered that the said Maude Brooks
and Salmon Brooks and Parties
Unknown do appear within ten
days after due publication hereof
and do what may be necessary to
protect their interest In this suit.
r. H. BLANTON. Clerk
WILLIAM c. CARTER. p. q.
Cumberland, Virginia 5-l4-4t
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FOREIGN AID

United States aid to foreign ma
tons hit a record peak of nearly
$500 900 900 last year but was
tapering off at the last years. end.
according TO, the Commerce De
partment. Military aid Increased.
while economic aid decreased.
There was an increase in offshora
procurement U. s. purchase of
supplies for itself Or al
lies from foreign factories.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-14

IHf COMMONWEALTH OF
VIRGINIA:
IN the Clerks Office of the Cir
| cuit Court of the County of
buckingham on the 5th day of
May. 1854.
Eddie A Jones ............ Plaintiff
vs..
II. B. Adams. Sheriff and as such
administrator Of Lindsay Jones,
deceased, and his heirs at law,
whose names and residences are
unknown ................... Defendants
To Fl B Adams, Sheriff and as
such administrator of Lindsay
Jones' deceased and his unknown
heirs at law. You are hereby noti-
fed that there is d tract Of land
assessed for the year of 1884 on
he Land Book of Buckingham
County Virginia, as follows:
Lindsay Jones Arvonia. Virginia
Mills Road 20 acres Slate River
District.
Said land being situated in Slate
River District Of Buckingham
County, Virginia, and being the
same land sold by the Treasurer
If Buckingham County on March
9 1887 for delinquent taxes. lev
ties interest and costs to the
Commonwealth of Virginia and
application for the purchase
thereof has been filed in this Of
fee, and it appearing from the
records in this office that you are
notified to appear in four months
from date of this notice and do
what may be necessary to protect
your interest.
Given under my hand this 5th
day of May, 1854
JOHN c. SPENCER, Clerk
Of the Circuit Court of Bucking-
ham County Virginia
]. B BOATWRIGHT. Atty.
Buckingmham, Va 5-14-4t
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VIRGINIA.
In the Clerks Office of the Cir
cult Court for the County of
Cumberland the Ilth day of
May, 1854:
J. f Riddle and
Lottie New Riddle his wife
Complainants |
Maude Brooks and
salmon Brooks her husband
9 Holyoke St Boston, Mass.
: NJ Giles. Jr, and
Madeline Giles, his wife
Columbia Virginia
TAYLOR and
Samuel Taylor her husband,
Gainesville, Virginia.
Mary BlankenshIp address I'M
known, and thei hens Of Jen-
ME Giles deceased. and if
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Whatever YOU desire in a
DWELLING. London 6. Atkins
Insurance and Real Estote Co.
hos H."

hos il.
Res rooms and bath. full. base
ment, central heating system.
hardwood floors. ideal location
Reduced to $l2,500
Res. near Elementary and High
school new, 3 bedrooms, oil heat.
stairway to attic, modern Kitchen
and bath. Priced for quick sale at
$4,000, Terms
Res. 9 rms, 2 baths. electric water
heater with z acre in Prospect
A beautiful home for only s8250.
Service Station. corner lot in
Farmville. modern, Sl0,500.
Serve yourself grocery business,
crossing $1,000 per Wk. in progress
sive town Modern equipment in
GLIDING l6 #, meat case, walk in
box, meat sheer. grinder, etc, and
approx. $500 stock. Brick bldg,
30X80 low rent. Complete $4,000.
Dwelling 5 rooms, bath Corner
lot on Va St - Special at $3758.
Dwelling in Farmville. will ex-
change for farm. Dwelling is
modern with bath and heat.
Residence, new. large rooms.
bath. electric hot water heater.
hardwood floors, oil heat. corner
lot. Only 4 blocks from Main .
Street. s67500o. Terms.
Lot, 81 #. 300 #. in jackson
Heights Nice wooded lot, water
available. $500.
81 acres, on state I'd. Cumberland
Co. Old dwelling. good lake site.
All in young pine and oak. S25
per acre.
Tobacco farm, 90 acres so open,
2 acres bright tobacco, 4 dark.
Good 8 room dwelling. Necessary
outhuildings. In Charlotte Coun-
ty. $4,000 Terms $1,000. down,
bal. by VI.
Residence. apartments. fun
basement. central heating system,
near Main St. ideal for home or
investment or both Special $4,000.
FARMS, 25 good farms, large and
small. Located in Prince Edward
Co.. Cumberland, Appomattox,
Amelia, Charlotte and Bucking-
ham Cos.
Dwelling, 5 rms. and bath. mi.
from Farmville. Only yrs. old,
in good condition. $500 $500
down, bal. like rent.
Lots in the Davidson SUBJ division,
water and sewage.
Farm, 238 A., 8 mi. from Farm
vile, on school bus. mai, milk rt.
IS A. high state Of cultivation
5i2 A. tobacco base Beautiful z
nm. res. Necessary outbuildings.
Reduced to $l2 500 Terms. $4,000
down, bal by yr.
FOR RENT
Res. lis So. Va. St, 6 rooms, bath,
electric water heater. Large gar
den.
Apartment near Main ST.,
rooms and bath. $25 per mo.
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Use Txz VI tSs;z4ssz7z@so 20 cor eo!cxs' ,@EsYZzS
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
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PUPPY-male scottie, msnths
old Axe registered, Special price,
Call Hampden- Sydney 204l,.
3-4o-tf
TOMATO and Pepper Plants. F..
II Paulson , miles north Of
farmville on old Cumberland
Road, phone 704-J. 5-4-8P
| WAREHOUSE on Main street.
Farmville. Va, Approximately 49,
900 square feet floor space AHail-
able when we move into &new
building now under construction.
Call 286 or contact Farmyille
Grocery Company. Farmville Vir-
ginia. l0v2-tf
BOXWOOD-various kinds and
sizes Reduced prices on tree box
Mrs A. j. Thompson, C miles
| north Farmville on Route 25.
4-6-12tp
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OXFORDS-spe low price on
lot of Freeman. All new. and
wanted styles. Verser's, Farmville.
4-16.1lp
) ROOM HOUSE. 10 acres land.
electricity excellent water. Gut
buildings; Hampden sydney ri
Charlotte Court House road An
ME Moring Fallwell, executor.
laura A, Foster Estate. Planters
Bank Building, Farmville. Va;
4-le-tf |
BEES S colonies Lewis-Dadmnt |
bee supplies. Registered Angus |
calves. Frank Derrenbacker Veal /
thia. Va 4-30-8t |
FILL SOIL, 81 per truck load, de-
livered in or around Farmvisle.
Taylor Mfg. Co. Farmyille va.
5-4-tf
WHY WORRY about Troublesome
skin infection. Try V-J-O. Grays
Drugs 12-4-tfp \
PLANTS - asters, snapdragons
oetunias and chrysanthemums;
cut flowers, sweetpeas, carnatiosss
Mrs. Doris M. Cook. Farmvilie j
2039M or 2039J. 5-7-3p
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PIPE ORGAN EStey, two maa
ual, Excellent condition PRICE
reasonable May Memorial Ba'o-
fist Church. PoWhatan, Va. 5-7Sp
USED TYPEWRITERS, foreiYn
cameras purchased. Highest PRICES
paid Southside Drug. 1910 p (F'
STOVE WOOD - dried kindlip9
blocks. oak slabs. Buffalo Shock
60. FarmVille Phone AZ. 1-8tfF
9ROODERS-A r Wood gt.s
chick breeders, 1000 capacity
each. Used only five weeks 4
L al INV HE fT'UG. J. - - 81
---~se.-
bedroom house
With all modern conveniences. Il,
town Liberal terms if desires
,. II Written 5-7-2p tF)
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LOT. residential 400 block Fourth
Avenue. J D. Hart. Phone 4l4M
5-7-2p a. /
TWO OLIVER TRACTORS In
Tugs model 18 27 and 10. q /
Oliver moldboard plowS, one with /
two fourteen shares and other TWO /
eighteen Oliver 81 b tract{r
mower, No 40 Ann Arbor twin /
bull gear stationary hay baler. " /
F OBrien, Bremo Bluff Va
5-t4-st !
ELECTRIC STOVE; in perfect |
condition Mrs. Pat McDanalft /
phone 266R 5-14-3t /
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TOBACCO SETTER horse tr
tractor drawn in No. | conditions.
l.. L. Irving WorSham. slap |
SPENCER Let me help you lock- /
better and feel better. Girdles
and bas$ierS made 20 measure. I
Anime V. Putney, 305 South Masn /
ST. Phone 468 2 5l4sp /
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INSURANCE HOSPITAL 2 A.
TON doctors visits to home, polio
and out patient accident benefits. /
Also automobile, fire and all lines
of insurance. Annie " Putney
Phone 468 5l4ap (
FLOWER BOXES and small sit
ting stools, upholstering work |
chairs bottomed 204 North ST /
A. c. Rowsey. Farmville Please
help the blind. 5-l4-ip |
SHAVIkGS FOR SALE
H.. r -.
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SERVICES

COLOR SHAMPOOS for fading
and grazing hair The Vanity
Beauty Shop Phone 800 Farm
vile, Va. 5-l4-lt
HEALTH SERVICE CENTER
Light and heat baths for tired
aching JOINTS, and muscles Com
plete course Of treatments such
as you receive at Hot Springs and
other health resorts Phone 468
for appointment Night phone
2045M 305 South Main st. Farm
vile. -14-5tp
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FLOOR SANDERS 49, Make your

FLOOR SANDERS - Make your
old floors look like new. You can
easily do the reSuriacing work
yourself We rent floor sanders
and edgerS and supply materials.
Also. electric floor polishers will
save your work and make your
floors gleam. Ask US about our
rentals. Farmville Mfg. Co. phone
II Farmville. Va. 2-l9-tf
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HELP WANTED

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MAN for insurance Job. Good
salary Call Farmyille 559M on
641. Stiff
WANTED White Woman for
housekeeping, to live on premises
Write Box EGG Care Farmville
Herald 5-ll-2t
FEMALE HELP WANTED: Col
lege student or teacher Splendid
opening with unusual opportunity
for large earnings during summer
months Must be willing to apply
herself 1920 for $65 days Write
P, o, Box 544. Lynchburg. va.
5-14-1t
MALE TyELP WANTED: College
student or teacher Unusual OPP
portunity during summer months
for large earnings and valuable
experience Must be cooperative
and willing to work, $420 for IS
Gays. Write p O. Box 544. Lynch
burg, Va. 5-14-1t
80 to 40. experienced and mex
perienced operators to work in
dress plant Regular work all
year, also 3l2 days paid holidays.
vacation with pay Apply in per-
son, Pamolin Dress Company
Pampln. Va 5-14-4t
MARRIED MAN for responsible
sales position with large nation
al distributing organization Neat
No investment Car
helpful. If YOU are available inn
mediately. write Box f Care
Fhrmville Herald Farmville
5-14-tf
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NOTICE

close LOT tNe summer May SUN 10
September IS 4-13-l4t
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
Notice is hereby gwen to the pub
lie that Virginia Telephone &
Telegraph Company on April 9
1854 filed with the State Corpora
ton Commission we schedules
making changes in its existing
rates, charges, rules and regula-
tons. The proposed changes are
estimated TO result IN an increase
in gross revenues Of approximate
" $4,000 per year Proposed eT-
change rates for Brookncal
Burkeville, DillWyn Palmyra and
Standardsville exchanges viii not
become effective until the first
regular billing date after these
EXCHANGES have been converted
until the first regular billing date
after these exchanges have been
converted to dial operation. An
ilANtobISd VI tilt blOPpHtA
changes has been entered upon
by the State Corporation Commits
sion and a hearing on such new
schedules has been set for 1000
a. m. on June IS, 1854, at the
Courtroom Of the Commission
State Office Building Richmond.
Virginia. at which time and place
members of the public generally
may appear and present such rel
evant data as may be desired and
be heard. The new schedules
showing the proposed changes are
on file with and may be seen at
the Office of the Commission and
information as to such changes
may also be obtained from any
business office of the Company
STATE CORPORATION COM
MISSION 4-30-4ttF)
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE
for any debts other than those
made by myself James f. Car
rington 5-l4-2tp
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The U. S. has almost 35E6 of the
total of world reserves of coal.
while the Soviet Union has the
next highest figure with 800.
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IN MEMORIAM

JONES-In loving memory Of my
husband. Charlie Jones, who
died on May 9, l94Tf
Some day and some time
My eyes shall see
The face ! loved SO well
And never said farewell.
Wife Rebecca G.. Jones 5-14-lt
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-14

/ WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE
for any debts other than those
made by myself James f. Car
rington. 5-l4-2tp
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&c per word

OiSplQy OIOSSiIieO
Advertising
75c per inch
FOR RENT
A~~~
APARTMENT rooms. utilities
$55. 400 Buffalo St, Farmville
Va. AGO. p
APARTMENT-large living room
bedroom, kitchentte and bath
Private entrances front and back
Furnished, but will rent unfurn-
ished Mrs. w. c. Duvall 500 High
street Phone 70 slap
HOUSE r. rooms conveniently
located Epise Y. Vale, Farmville
5-4-2p ttG
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APARTMENT first floor unfur-
nished rooms. bath 2 porches
sos Second st. Farmville Call
489M 4-30-tf
HOUSE eight rooms in village
Of Prospect. Terms reasonable
f. M. Booker, Box II, Prospect.
Va. 5-11-2p
APARTMENT a rooms and bath.
apply College Shoppe, II. Pear
love 5-ll-2tp
HOUSE, 4 rooms, lights, water.
and large lot. Mrs r. O. McQuar-
ry Worsham, Va phone Hamp-
den Sydney 1896 5-11-2p
APARTMENT 2 rooms and bath.
furnished. outside entrance. PIG
s Main street. Farmyille, phone
430W 5--ll-2tp
HOUSE 3 rooms Mrs Fred Put
nev FarmvilIe. 5-11-2p
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APARTMENTS first floor unfur-
nished. rooms, bath 2 porcheS
305 Second St.. Farmville Call
489M 430-tf
ROOM and BOARD: for TIC
business men with reference. Call
Mrs J r Dunevant, phone 475-J.
5-1l-2t
APARTMENT couple. Com
pletely furnished, including vacu-
um cleaner washing machine.
Air conditioner. Cali 694 423-tf
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FLOOR SANDERS - Make your
old floors look like new. You can
easily do the reSurfacing work
yourself We rent floor sanders
and edgerS and supply materials.
Also. electric floor polishers will
save your work and make your
floors CLEAN. Ask US about our
rentals Farmville Mfg Co, phone
IL Farmville. Va. 2-19-tf
APARTMENT 4 rooms, unfurn-
ished and bath upstairs. Call
on40- 3-19-tf
APARTMENT first floor, unfur-
nished living room. bedroom,
Kitchen, and bath, newly decorat-
ed Electric refrigerator, stove,
heat and water furnished GOT
Second avenue, Farmville. Phone
483M 4-l3-tf
APARTMENT; furnished or un-
furnished large rooms, steam
heat. hot and cold water furnish
ed. Phone 2004 WX or Sc e
Lewis Trear. 5-11-2p
OFFICES. Main ST Phone $50
Jack Pearlove. Bishop CD
APARTMENT or rooms fur
nished. Also bedroom Call Farm
vile 425R. 4-ll-2l
TWO ROOM Apartment furnish
ed. newly decorated, also sleep
ing room. 100 N. Virginia St.
Farmville, Va phone 340R
5-14-2l
BEDROOM furnished hot water
l08 N. Virginia St Phone 340M
5-14- ltr
MODERN two bedroom dwelling
conveniently located immediate
possession. Call 60 5-l4-2pl
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APARTMENT for rent. Mrs. A
B. Armstrong, 202 First Ave
5-l4-2l
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APARTMENT 5 rooms. furnish
ed Convenient TO church. schoo
doctors and shopping center Ca
474. Farmville after o'clock
5-l4-3
IN lMEMORIAM
-~~~~~~~~~
JONES-In loving memory Of m
husband. Charlie Jones, VIII
died on May g. l947.t
Some day and some time
Ny eyes shall see
The face / loved so well
And never said farewell.
Wife. Rebecca G. Jones 5-l4-
Evening star., 1954-09-19

THESE ARE WINNERS in the 18th week of The Stars
Amateur Snapshot Contest Oay the contest has closed
still weeks winners to be published in
Star Pictorial Magazine At the close OF the contest grand
will awarded final winners in the four categores
Babies Children; Class Activities Class c. Scenes
and Still Life and Class d, Animals.
Each winner SIS grand prize will be entered in the News
National Snapshot Awards to compete with prize winners
United States and Canada for
prizes $4,000 judging will be held in Explorers Hall
of the National Geographic Society october H.
who have weekly prizes should remember to keep
their negatives handy adult in the
photograph the negative must be accompanied o
signed release from the subject parent or guardian
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CONTINUED IRON page A-26o

CONTINUED From Page A-26.,
of Eden set every chance he
gets to study the technique of
Ella on the waterfront
IKazall. Marlon's i good actor
why tamper with q good thing?
Jimmy Stewart returned from
Europe with SIS pieces of bag
gage. which caused Dick Powell
to ask: What did YOU do, dis
mantle the Eiffel Tower and
bring it back rs
I caught I'D with Willie Wyler
and told him how well his
Roman Holiday" was doing lii
Europe. 1It's amazing, I Wyler
commented. TITS doing better
over there than here" Over
there. the Audrey Hepburn
Gregory Peck starrTer Is out-
crossing The Greatest show on
| Earth. ~ Il y &
| Which reminds me, saw Cecil
| B. DeMille and told him from
Howard Hawks. who recently
left Cairo. Egypt is very, very
hot right now" To which c. b.,
who goes there September N for
The Ten Commandments, Z in
formed me, TITS been hot In
Egypt for ., 900 years. The movie
has . budget Of So million. .And
Tn surprised, said Anne Bax-
ter, who plays Queen Nefretiri,
that 1t can be made 50 mex
pensively." !l!
| Grace Kelly has q new ro-
nance song plugger Tubby
Garron. who brings her flowers
every morning. I'm joking. SO
is Tubby. He was the first song
plugger In the business started
so years ago as d singing waiter
in Coney Island. q Lei Jimmy
lDurante. / asked Tubby why
Grace was so attractive to men.
"She has q clean mind, she talks
to everybody and anybody, and
she didn't need the advice / gave
her-sdon't ever get q big head, !"
replied Tubby. who was also re-
sponsible for bringing Dorothy
Lamour to Paramount.
/ 4 u -
i An odd combination L.ondon's
/ Peter Ustinov and Hollywood's
Aldo Ray lunching together.
I'VE play heavenly convicts In
We're No Angels" said Aldo.
Whats the status of your roo
nance with Jef Donnell?n
asked. .The same" Aldo replied.
adding, Everybody is happy this
way" have q bunch they are
already married.
| Margaret O'Brien was my
ltable-neighbor at Romanoff's s,
I've just come back from the
East" she told me, where ]
starred in Jenny Kissed Me.
Now I 90 to Westport for Jean
tDalrymple's production, The
Quiet Room Then Broadway
with i've hope and then
London"
/ Peter Loree. just finished with
10000 Leagues Under the Sea, I
Is making plans to so to Europe
this fall to play Napoleon In his
independent production. THE
Two Grenadiers."
Robert Merrill had q reunion
with his Met colleague. Licia Al
banese, In Rome. They're record
ing there like crazy Puccini's
"Manon Lescaut" and another
opera. The recording companies
following the example set BY the
movie studios, are recording
abroad because Of lower produc-
ton costs.
(Released 81 NANA.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-29
By Richord Rodgers

This Is an item on the kind
of bridge that connected our
happy land To stormy place of
frayed tempers.
Beginning Saturday. when the
American Contract Bridge
Leagues national championship
summer sessions open here.
Washington viii be on the ulcer
Gus side Of the rising gorge.
Play IL that's the word goes
on through August 3 Ia the May
flower Hotel. NJ
Twice before the champs have
mad at each other here. And each
time tension mounted until tenn
pers snapped apart like over-bid
slams. 7
AS the contestants themselves
are the first to admit. the best
players bicker most bitterly.
& Not all the slams are pepper
trated on the tabletops. Many
are exchanged verbally. Even
blows have been exchanged.
From the East, West, North
and South, some 5000 Of the vul-
nerable are heading here to vent
their spleen.
For many 1t viii be q costly
trip. There will be no cash
prizes compromising for travel
expenses. Only silver cups and
enormous prestige are at stake.
Betting in any form Is punish
able by expulsion from the
league. To q confirmed bridge
addict, expulsion is rs agonizing
as blindfolding would be to q
kibitzer.
Some members Of Congress
are expected to participate. And
party lines will mean nothing
IL one gentleman trumps his
partners ace. The ELL hath no
fury like q bidder betrayed.
Despite the gripping excite
ment. players few to the metic-
ulous ritual Of the classical rules.
A lady who would think moth
ing of introducing wild games
into q straight draw poker party
would recoiI from the very idea
Of attempting to rewrite bridge
formulas.
AS the couples and foursoFneS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-29
Catch up Nth the ne,gs in
Review of the Week

Every Sunday The Star publishes an editorial
commentary on the big, important news breaks
OF the week. IT probes into motives and conse-
quences. It analyses happenings in relation to
each other. For q better understanding Of cur
rent history as it unfolds from week to week
~. read Review Of the Week every Sunday in
The Star.
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Fire undel writer's Stress
Inspection 81 Schools

Distribution Of d new 2i-page
pamphlet focusing attention on
the need for adequate flre pro-
lection ii school buildings was
announced today by the National
Board of FIRE Underwriters.
II urges monthly inspections
BY the building custodian and q
faculty member, as wen as 4
quarterly one accompanied BY 4
fire department official.
Limited use OF col1ibustible
material iii school construction
IS emphasized Other recon-
mendations include: Fire sep
aration between stories. subdivi-
sion OF large-area buildings hy
e-resisting walls. adequate exit
facilities, adequate IRE extin-
guishers. standpipe and hose
systems In taller buildings,
automatic sprinkler systems.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-29

The Army and Senator Mccarthy got lost In
one i. but you and your wife Cor husband),
you and your boss, you and your neighbor
down the street can reach peaceful settlement
every time by following the simple rules in
Louise LevitaS'
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srut hite

NEW york The phrase
s.the Great White Way j. !
synonym for Broadway i sun
posed To have been coined about
1901 by 3. ]. Guide. who was en-
gaged Hi the advertising blsi-
ness.
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CALI ron cnEsRosETi Wen gladly
demonstrate. Phone your nearest
dealer and q salesman viii meet
you at your home, at your Office,
or ia our shoWrooms.
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3sfd Z NJ Sis. NV. AD. z.isls
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1913 E..M. Hwy 81. spg. ~. 5000
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i1lo llpshuf ST, MN. RA. 3-oio0
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7s2s Wilson Blvd. Al, VI. IA. 1sooo
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$40 Eslle. Ave-. Hytissa. Md. WA. I.120o
NIaudeIl Chevrolet c., Inc.
1900 Miehuls Ave-. Sc. 10. Lam