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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-04-08
nehru gegen weitere
H-Bomben Experiment.

finn pernidtet speroen. Dab tpeiter
piele berlest uno pielleidt nod piele
anoere at einem laneiamen 5ob, ODER
einem 2eben unter oauernber Mneit
Dor arontbeit rno fdlieblid Sob per.
urteilt tper6en. l1nS bies aiebt uns
ole in Mitleibenihaft, Nationen unb
Wenfhen iiberaQ in Der WeIt, Of mir
inn arieee ober Modtaruppierunser1
bermidelt {nb ODER niht.~
9eebru meinte, es beftebe fem Stpei.
fel oariiber, oaB tpeitberbreitete, ero>
BE Beiorsnis tueser Der Mtompaffen
berridt, .aber B~eforenis lit rtft ee-
mig. Aneit fibrt niht gu fonitrufti.
pcm Oenfen, ODER einem tpirfiamert
2urs oes &anoelns. 8anit 1T fein
Mittel geeen cine autaitropbe ir9enb.
peld)er Mrt. Tn Menihbeit mlb er.
nahen, Inn cine aalamit1t 3l perbii.
ten."
Nebru eril,fte beionoers oarinm.
oaB sic l1nterausfdiiiie Der Il. e.
a6riiitunss . aommiiiion ~ioiortise
9isfuiiionen erofinen, INN Norihldee
sur Mbiaee aller peiteren 0eriufe
nit 8aiieritoffbomben gu ertpGgen."
Anfsabe Der aommiKioa
Iie 2ommiNion beitebt aus II
2dnbern bes @eltfiberbeitsrates mn6
aanaba. Snoien lit BARN nidt Der.
treten. Gin Wertrter Nebrus iaete,
Snbiens Mn{id)ten tpiirben b,,rb in.
iormelle aontafte inoifder Beamten
in Mosfau uno @aibineton uno in
/ oen II. q. gum Iusoruf gebraht
tperben.
seit Ginger 3eit lit bic 9ommii.
Hon niht mebr 3uiammeneetreten
nm sic allf ben totem Yunft ange'
Iangten Gerbanolungen 5tpiifen 81
uno 0eit tpeeen ber aontroae bon
Mtommaffen gu erm1een. Sic Mit'
elieoer iinb ieboh bereit, cine Skuna
ob3uhalten, iobalo Die 8ereinigten
Staaten unb @uBlano M~noeutunger
eeben, 6ob lie Die 8erbanblunger
peiteriibren lpoQen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-04-08

uno ai,ssaben etpa 735 WiGionen
betrusen. Die 8eamten erbalten in
Der gunoesrepublif cine Eeniion. Die
MIR beoinet gu oen Sosialauhpen.
onnaen az sublen iii.
Sci ben fommenhen beutihen &e'
iorm Ser Sosialpolitif neroen Die
brei Yrinsipien bes Seliens. Serfi'
ferune. Gerioreure ilno Siiriorse,
cine ercbe Stole ipielen 0ie @erii'
herune fhaFit i~o5iale Siterbeit mad
Dem Ma6 ser eisenen 8eitraeslei'
flung. Sic gerioreune mill nit &C.
ieslif feftselesten Sasen bel aler
oouerbnften Nctialen belien.. 81.
Iiirioree rid,tet lid mad benz @rat
Ser SilTsbeoiiritiafeit. Sier einen TO-
siol eerehten Iuseleid blrrh ein'
ipitematiihe Neuorbnung Ser peripif'
felten unb blirdiiftig %eerpcroener
beutieen Gerbdltniiie 81 ffafIen, II
oas &auptsiel Der tn Insriii genom
u,enet Soaialreiorm.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-04-08
|SPD will neuenT
|Aussenminister

Bonn. - Sen Niidtritt Sr.
Ibenauers als permttportliher Seis
ter Der beltihen MubenpnIitif uno
cine ariinblihe lleberpriiiuna Der
bisberigen a,ibenpolitiiden &onSep-
tion Der gunbesreeierllna foroerte
Der Nreiiehef Der Sp;ialoemofrati-
ifen Gartei, Sris Seine, lit Bonn.
Seine, Der Dem SES=Earteipnrs
itanD angebort, beseihnete bic Ner-
ihiebuna Der 8riiiieIer &onierens
Der Mubenminiiter Der Mpntanunis
on=SGnber afs cine nelie einbeutiae
Nieoerlaee Der slliBenpolitif Sr.
Moenallers. Gle beoeilte cine meitere
Serihiebuna Der franiOiiiden Gnt-
ideiouna iber bic Guropdiid)e Ser-
MISREPRESENTATION.
6eine iaate. bab nllnmebr NIT
aqer einorinslidfeit aefraat lperoen
miiiie, pie LANCE nod bas oertide
GoIt elmer Nubenpolitif ausaeiest
iein ioue. bic BON Seblidlaa su
fSeblihIaa fibre, vpeil tie niht bon
ben MeaIitdten Der internationalen
Yolitif alIseebt, m,h neil fir ibre
perantportli6e 2eitung nidt Elm
Manr, berllfen lperbe. Der Sic Sdbigs
feiten fur elm icIdes amt nit
brinae".
Ser SYT=Yreiletef fprberte bic
Ne9ierunssfoalition alif. lire a,lBen.
politiihe &mlseption su iiberarbei.
ten llno bic erforoerliden &onie-
allensei, aus Der bisberigen Gntpid.
hmm -, aiehen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-04-08
Rote fuerchten die
us. macht
President Eisenhower versveht versehisdsns Besora.
nisse des voIkes ~ besehwiehtiaen

Neeten Gnbes ober lei bic GffentIide
Weinung bic itdrfite ouer &rGfte.
bic Dies in Srbnrne bringen tperbe.
Sas 0olllpert Der Station geger,
rote Snfiltrieruna lei bic TBS.
@eneralanfpalt 8rolpnen iper6e ant
Dreitogabeno einen Nabio. unb
|SVs9eri9t erItdtten.
@iienboiper beriibrte audi onbere
Iensite. bic ben Mmerifanern Gorge
MAIDEN. mie !. g. Sepreiiion unb
Mrbeitsloiigfeit. st iaete. ale Der.
fiigbaren 3ablen betpeiien, baB bic
ARCHAEOLOGICAL nabIGbt. Sic Me.
aierung fperbe tun, mas n~ottpen6iq
lit. Inn cine Eepreiiion obsutpenbet,
tperoe lid aber nift in Elm ODER.
tlahlihes Gotproeramm itiirser,
laiien.
9os 2anh muiie NIT ieinen
Nreunoen i'm MllsIano in t6armo.
ME suiammendrbeiten unb ME oen
Nebler MAIDEN, iie aIs Berfseuae
~ betrad)ten. Gr nabm feinen 6i.
reften 9eiua auf Snbodina. Sn
allen 8eltteilen ioaten fi9 bic in.
tereliierten Ndtionen 5uian,mentun
uno i'm @emeinidafts9eiit bic isrei.
belt Der SGnoer eesen fommuniiti.
Idle Iaareiiion ieber Irt su idiisen.
Der Graiioent iagte nidts, tpas Ct
niht NIT onberen Morten idot
friiber gum Ius6rud eebradt bdtte.
8as ct iaeen tpo0te, lit: Tinbet
eud init ben Satiahen ab un6 Iabt
Gud niht bon 0onif erfnfien
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-04-08

Seem Telbi. - Winiiterprdiioent
Mebru erfI1rte. Die Observation-Disclosures
beorobt has Sortbeteben bes Wen'
ffen uno Ser Civilization, mie mir lie
fennen." Grbr6nete bie 8ereinigtert
etaaten ,rno @ublano ba5it, Dab ale
fpeiteren @aiieritoff.g ombenegplo&io.
t,er, nerboten tperoen.
Nebru jaate int ltnterbais bes in'
biften 8arlaments, elm Ibfommen
swiiden @ublanb unb ben Il. g.
fonute in BEN 8ereinten Nationen
ousgeorbeitet werben. gr meinte. bies
,piiroe einen Shritt bortpdrts beoeu'
ten. I'M, elm gerbot offer iener Waf'
fen al erreiden. sic auf Maiienper'
11idtllne ob5ielen. elmer 8eorobung
.oeren iif bie Menihbeit bemubt
iperoen muB, ,penn lie cine 9alamitat
rermeiben mill"
Nebru periiherte, Der ein5iee nus.
lide 3med ber b%isberigen Waiier.
MISUNDERSTANDING bat barin beitan'
ben. oab teilmeiie Die N(rt oes Sers
rors unb Die traaiihe 8irfung Der
@ofie" blobeeitelt moroen lit. Ser
Miniiterprdiibent iaete, Ser ginbal.
tepuntt ioate abaeidloiien .meroen,
nod ebe tpeitere Hafte bic Yroouf'
tion uno 2agerung Don atomiihen,
femii1en unb bioloetifen @affen
berbieten. Sic in ser Gage iino. eroBe
Waiien bon Menid,en s1 pernidten.
M0e sefabrbet
ct eriud,te Die Gereinigten Staa.
ten, @ublano unb oie 8ereinten yea.
tionen. lin a0er Seiientlihfeit" Der
Welt bar5uleaen, tpie pernid)tenb iol'
die Wafien iein fonnen. Cine inior'
mierte Weltneinune. iiiete er bin5u.
lift nod unierer Mn}idt Ser wif)tigite
Jaftor, oas sewiinibte @eiultat ~
eroielen."
Sos $ans b6rte fdrpei9eno 81. als
Mebru bon Der Yernihtunssfrait Be,
@aijeritoffbombe iprad. .Mdn iagt
uns. es gebe feinen mirfiamen Shut
Daoegen, uno Miqionen bon Men
fden mogen burh cine ein5ige Grplo
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-04-08

&aihin9ton. - Sn elmer Gaoio=
uno SS-9iebe erflGrte YrGiioent
G%ilenbolper. bic Guiien ipuroen es
iif Ianee iiberle9en. einen Ntoms
friea sll beginner. ioIange iie. ipii-
len. bus mir in oer Gage iinb. nit
melt iiberlesener Naht beftiae Ser
aeltuna All iben. Sic @ereiniaten
Staaten miiBten iid aber aors falt
uno iebr iorafdltia ouf bic Gefabr
porbereiten. oab madtbunarige Seu-
te i'm 8reml IN einem Nnfou pom
SoQbeit ODER infol9e BON iaIid,er
&alfulierlrnaen dnareiien.
Seine Ausfiibrunaen batten ben
3med. bic Sefiirhtun9cn ieitens
Der amerifaner iiber bic S-Bcmbe
gu beidipihtiaen. Cine gorbebaIte
'aate Der 8rGiibent, bab mir feinen
ariea beginner piiroen. limb i'm
aleiben Itemsua fa9te er, nifts
niirbe bic Auiien I'M Saum buIten
ais Die SerseIture, neId)e iiherlit
an ibnen aeiibt tpiirbe, ipellr, tie
cine unierer Natipnen oher einen
Sell unierer SntereiienipbGre az,
areiiip uno NIT groberunasabii6t
anareifen.
Sn besua uuf bic fommlrniitiihe
Setdbr bierSulanbe idate er, bic
N9S leiite arobartiae Mrbeit in
ibrer gefdmpfuns. llniduIoiae Gin.
ielperionen, Die fGIidli6 BEL iemant
ansefIast nerben. Der SmmunitGl
Der Observation-Disclosures beiiet,
fOnnten ihlper beIeibiut 1perber.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-04-08
In wenigen Worten

Ser britiide Gremier Gbur9iQ
entbiute eir,en aebeimen Haft. NIT
Srdiibent &ooienelt pom Sabr 1943
Der @roBbritannien unb ben Ser.
einiaten Staaten eesenieitige 8eto-
maht CAB eesen G~ertpeubirns ber
Mtombombe. Sic Mbma4unse1 finb
ie6oh ni9t mebr III &raft. sic
ioben oud semeiniame britii4-ame.
rifdnif9e Gnttpidlung Der Mtom.
enereie Dor. Sos @eibe Sous in
8aibineton beit6tiete. bab Gbur9.
III bic Gntbiinuneen iber ben Haft
NIT HrGiibent Giienbotpers Gin.
beritGnbnis ma9te. sic tpurben
tpdbrenb elmer bisiee,, Debate iiber
bic 9-8ombe i'm unterbdlis gernobt.
@bur9iu fagte. bic britii4e Mrbei-
terresier,rr,e b6tte ben Hoft fallen
gelofien unb fei eieene @eee ae.
gdt19en.
EoAa 0o-~Aaa 1,,k1nn So, SU&-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-04-08

- aarisrube. - Der 8unbesee.
riftsbcf bot entidieoen, bob Der in
ben Ser. Staaten gebrduhlihe
.2iigenbeteftor" IN oeutifen Strnf.
perfabren nidt 5l,ldiiig lit. Ser 2ii.
eenbeteftor ion burh aneabe oes
glutbruds seteen, ODE Der 8ernom'
meme Die @obrbeit iaet ODER niht.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-04-08

noroipeltli1e Mi1iolri beirt urt0
elm anberer bemolierte TarngebGlt.
be bel &iIep, Sean. Riemarb ipirrbe
nerIest.
Gtadtsiefret6r Dulles iaete ben.
MustpGrtigen &omitee bes Sauies.
Not-Gbina neriddrfe bic tomrtliri.
itiide MsereiIion in Sn6odina BIC
5li einer1 Hunft, mo fait n,tr nod
B-ergeItungsmabnabnner1 ibrie blei.
ben. Muf bic Traee, Of gerpfli4.
tlnger fit Gntienb,tng ar1erifalti.
ider Sruppert nod @iboitafie,1 BE.
iteben, onttportete ct NIT rNein".
poQte aber nidt iogen, Oh nidt
iol4e 0erpflidtuneen fiir bic gu.
funft eineegonaen tperben f0untert.
2uIes ioste. bic dineiiiden Ron,.
muniiten tanner, Der Gorte bon Ma.
areiiion gefdbrIi4 nabe. ipeIher
pieueidt nur nit DergeItling aegea
China ieibit beeesnet tperben t6ns,
te.
The Arizona post., 1954-02-05
SociuIs and
Personals

Newcomers in Tucson are
three families from Long Is
land, NY, Mr.. and Mrs. Al
-IurvitZ and their children,
the Arthur Malnicoffs and
the Kenneth KleinS and 2
year old daughter. Mr.. Klein
is a printer. All are residing
at 2311 n. Elaine.
Back in Tucson for several
weeks are Mr.. and Mrs. B
Lieberman, ST. Louis. The
Liebermans were here about
eight years ago for a year.
He is a retired business man.
The LiebermanS are friends
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hy Strikman.
Simon Lakritz, overseas
since New Years, is stationed
in a clerical capacity at Army
headquarters in Heidelberg,
Germany. Sid KatZ was at
tached to the ship which car
ried Simon overseas and in
deed proved to be the friend
in need" when Simon was sea-
sick. Sid is a medical corps
man. aa sg's'~
Goldie Hirsh has been
made happy by the visit of
her mother, Mrs. Rose Orn-
stein, who will spend some
time with her. Guests for
several days were Mr.. and
Mrs. Jake Silverstein, sister
and brOther-in-laW. All are
from Detroit. The Silver
stems will go on to the coast
and stop here again on their
way back.
Maurice Handler was deep
ly shocked and Saddened to
learn of the sudden death fol
lowing a heart attack of a
good family friend, Morris
Wolf, in LA last month. He
frequently visited the Hand
Ter children in LA and was
in Tucson a few weeks ago.
His father-in-laW is David
Loeb, E. 9Th.
Morris Becker, E. 8th, is
on a trip to Miami and Cuba
an award by General Electric
for being tops in G.E. sales
in the state of Arizona. Or
his return home he plans tC
visit relatives in Chicago and
Milwaukee. A few months
ago he won a trip to Mexico
The Arizona post., 1954-02-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Macy,
Bloomfield, N. j., are at the
Sahara. They are friends of
the Harry Altmans.
Other New Jerseyites visit
ing here are Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Kerbel and Mrs. T,
Hassman, of Deal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Solomon
return to Seattle asking how
could anyone not like Tucson.
They stayed at the Westerner
and were here to greet their
new granddaughter, Leslie
Ann, first child of the Sidney
Hirsches, S. Alvernon. Sid
ney was also on furlough for
me occasion.
NIr. ana LIrS. MOTIFS j. Sc
gal are looking forward to
the arrival of their daughters
and son-in-law from Detroit
next Friday, Mr.. and Mrs.
Irving Marks and Miss Ber-
tha Segal. The Marks will be
here few weeks while Miss
Segal expects to stay on long
er.
Missouri visitors at the Ell
Dorado are Mr.. and Mrs. L. I.
Taube, Kansas City. They
expect to remain here several
weeks.
The Arizona post., 1954-02-05
Help Wanted?

Several applications f or
employment including car
penters, maintenance men,
truck drivers, statesmen and
clerical, are on file with the
Social Service department of
the Jewish Community Cen
ter. The department would
appreciate hearing from any
firm with openings for place
mentS.
The Arizona post., 1954-02-05
Another Plea
For Clothes

Requests from Israel are
still being received for cloth
ing. Used clothing, in good
condition, deposited at the
Safner garage, 1887 E. 8th
will be packed and shipped
quickly by the Safners. All
kinds of wearing apparel is
desperately needed.
The Arizona post., 1954-02-05
William Zalkin, Kearney,

William Zalkin, Kearney,
NJ. joined his wife who has
been here for some time. He
was accompanied by his bro
ther and sister-in-laW, Mr..
md Mrs. robert Zalkin of
treenfield Park, NY. who
expect to remain here for a
few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Pepper,
Far RockaWay, Ii, have re
turned for their second Win
ter vacation in Tucson anG
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Phillip Sennette, E. 9th. They
like Tucson SO well they hope
to make their home here. Mr..
Pepper is in the window
cleaning business.
Mrs. TilfOrd Fisher, Allen
town, Pa. visited her father,
Martin Berg, for two weeks.
Mr.. Berg is the shamus at
AnShei Israel.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. BrOder and
son Robert, E. Juanita, have
returned from New York af-
ter spending a few weeks
with their daughter and SON.
in-laW, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Telson. Mr.. TelSon has just
been discharged from the
Army and they return to live
in Tucson the early part of
this month.
Miss Helen Sennette, just
graduated from VA, is leav-
ing to continue studies for
an MA degree at University
of California, Berkeley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Smith,
E. Whittier, are entertaining
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Sussman, New York, for
a few weeks.
Mrs. X. Tannenbaum and
daughter, Florence, Asbury
Park, NJ. are in town for
tha winter Mrs Tannen-
baum is the mother of local
attorneys, Kenneth and Ar
thur Tannenbaum.
New resident is Elias Kad-
erlan, formerly of New York,
who is now residing with his
children, the Sidney Kader-
lans.
Guest of the Albert Cob.
ems, E. 9th, is their daughter,
Mrs. Alice RockoWer and
baby son Michael, Brooklyn
Mrs. Sheppard GOIdin, Kan.
sas City, Mo. is visiting here
at the home of her daughter
Mrs. Joseph Wenek.
Mrs. Nat SeltZer and
daughter, Beth Zion, reluc
tantly returned to New York
after a grand six week visit
here with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Weiss.
The Arizona post., 1954-02-05
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Mil

Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Mil
grim and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Hilsenroth spent five days al
the Sahara. Mrs. Milgrim is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Meyerson who are
connected with the ranch and
the WeSterner. While here
the Milgrims visited their
aunt and uncle, the Sol Cru
chikS.
Relative newcomers who
moved to Tucson about six
months ago are Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Kaufman, formerly of Lex
ington, Ky. Mr.. kaufman
was in the decorating busi-
ness. Mrs. Kaufman is the
operator of a hairstyling sal
on here. They are residing
at alps S. 9th Ave.
The Bernard ROths are en-
tertaining Mrs. Roth's moth
er, Mrs. Tillie Arstein, LA.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Rose,
cousins of DR.. Charles Jacob
son, were here for several
days. Mr.. Rose is the owner
of the Plastic Engineering
Co. in Providence, RI.
Mrs. CeIe Goldberg, Wab-
an, Mass, is visiting her sis
ter, Rose Nuremberg. BY the
way, friends are happy to
hear that Miss Nuremberg is
on the mend from her recent
illness.
Elected to the national high
school honor society recently
were Ann Greenberg, Sid Sal
mon, Irwin Mordka and Gene
Karp. These students are now
eligible for college scholar
ships.
Mrs. Anne KaliSh has re-
ceived word of the birth of a
second grandchild, a baby
boy, born to her son and
daughter-in-laW, Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Kalish, New York
City.
MIR. and Mrs. Mack Roth.
schild and daughter are visit
ing her parents, the Nathan
Feinsteins, E. Broadway. Mo,
toring here from Chicago,
they enjoyed a stopoVer at
New Orleans. Before return.
ing home, they plan a trip tC
Las Vegas and the west coast
Also here from Chicago is
their grandson, Arnold Jan
kOfsky. A student at Brad
ley University, Peoria, Ill, he
is spending a week here be
tween SemeSterS.
Mrs. Albert Nj. Gordon
| Palm Rd., has returned home
| from Walden, Mass. She haC
been called east by the deatl
| of her mother.
The Arizona post., 1954-02-05
KINDLE LIGHTS

ARIZONA POST, Feb. 5, 1854 6
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-16
LEGAL NOTICE

And an affidavit having bee,
made and filed that the defend
ants William NJ. Dennis and RUBY
M. Dennis are not resident of 'tht
State of Virginia. it is ordered
that they do appear here within
10 days alter due publication
hereof and do what may be me-
essary TO protest their interest IL
this suit.
A Copy-sTeste:
JOHN c. SPENCER. Cleri
JOHN B. PLAYWRIGHT, ,. q.
Buckingham. Va. 6-25-4t
~-~>- --~-~-~~~~~~ -
LEGAL NO%ICE OF PUBLIC
MILK HEARING
Under authority vested III the
Commission: by Article 2. Chap
ter II, Of Title 3. Code of Virgin
ia, the Virginia State MIX Com
mission viii conduct public
Hearing III the AUDITORIUM
of the VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT
OF HIGHWAYS. CENTRAL OF
FTCE BUILDING. 1921 EAST
BROAD STREET, RICHMOND
VIRGINIA. on TUESDAY. AU-
GUST 3, 1854, at 1000 O'Clock
a. m, e s. t.. for the purpose Of
considering the entire price
structure concerninR the sale Of
milk and TO consider an adjust
ment in any or all prices Of the
sale OF m.ls for the foIlowlne
AltaviSta. ARLINGTON Alexan-
dria, Blackstone Krubridge.
Victoria, CreWe Amelia BoWlina
Green Milford, Brunswick :
GreensVille : Mecklenbure. Chat
ham. Co'Anston Clifton Forge.
Danville, Farmvilo, Predericks-
burg, Front Royal Srasburg \
GalaX. Harus0nbura-
Kilmmnock Reed
Vile. Lexington Buena Vista.
Luray Elkton Shenandoah
Lynchburg
Manassas. MartinsWlle, New
port News Norfolk Portsmouth !
~~~-~
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-16


tanning 0.5S acres. more or less.
land, of which % acre is con-
tanned in the present right of way
and 0.36 acre. more or less, is adj
ditional land, in Cumberland
County. Virginia. on Route 46,
and fully described in notice and
sbetition.
An affidavit having been made
and filed, according to law. STAT
ing that Sam Bowles and Mabelle
.8owleS. his wife. are non resi-
dents of the State of Virginia. it
IS. therefore, ordered that they
do appear within 10 days after
due publication of this order and
do what may be necessary to
protect their inteeest in this suit.
r H BLANTON, Clerk
WILLIAM G. CARTER. D. d.
Cumberland Virginia 7-16-4t
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-16
NOTICE

.
1etersburg HopeWell. PULASKI :
MONTGOMERY Giles. Richmond.
oanoke, Smithheld Smyth So
Wythe, South Boston Halifax.
stanton, SutfolR. Tappacan-
ock Warsaw. Waynesboro. vii
iamsburg Winchester
Consum rs, producers. disst b.
ItorS and any other interested
parties VIII be giyen an op9or-
unity to appear before and ore
sent to the Commission evidence
pertinent to the cost Of protsuc-
ion and distribution and any
other matters affecting the ljar-
setting Of milk in the said r;ar-
kets.
STATE MILK COMMISSION
John w owen. Secretary 7-t6-1
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-16

Residence, new. 4 large rooms,
bath, electric hot water he.ter.
hardwood floors, oil heat. co ner
lot Only blocks from Main
Street. $625000 Terms.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-16
USED CARS

AUTO: 1851 Ford Coupe. with
room for back seat if desired Run
about $500 miles. Feason for
sale, owner deceased. ard winding
up estate Car is in excellent con-
dition If interested see j ".
Lewis, Prospect. Va, A iministra-
tor of the estate of ] " Babe
Chick. T-13-2tp
1851 FORD Victoria. F3rdomatic
radio, heater. turn signals. back
up lights, custom seat cCvers. mir
rors, undercoat. 6 WSW tires, sea-
foam, green. black top. Less than
20, 900 miles. One owner. A real
cream puff. Call Powhatan 1903
or 1921, Ask for Earl Messengers.
7-9-t If
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-16
COMMONWEALTH or VIRGIN

COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGIN
IA,
In the Clerks Office of the Cir
court Court of Buckingham
OH the 18th day of June. 1854
$. + Ransom & Leland w. Smith
Bremo Bluff Va. trading and
doing business as Ransom e.
Smith Funeral Home. Plaintiff
against
Thompson r. Dennis Carrie d
Pierce. Lizzie d. Davies. Anna
Maria Miller. William M. Den
mis-, Ruby M. Dennis and H B.
Adams Sheriff and as such
Admr. of Annie v. Dennis. de
ceased ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. Defendant
Then object Of this suit is to
subject the estate, real and per
sonal, of the late Annie V. Den
mis-. to the payment of her debts
arid for incidental relief.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-16
CARD OF THANKS

pfeclaltOn TO my many friends {.
cards and all kindness shown II
during my recent illness. MI
Wallace Woodson. 7-l6- ]
AUCTION SALE
BrookIey Form Dispersal
AT THE FARM
6 Miles North of Scottsville +.
On Route 618
Is Miles South of Charlottesville
80 Lots Registered
Aberdeen-Angus 30
FARM MACHINERY
Saturday, July II, 1854
MACHINERY - 1890 A. NJ.
CATTLE - 100 7. M.
$4,000 Worth OF
Valuable Free Prizes:
Fine Angus Heifer, Electric
Blanket, Schick Electric Razor,
Electric TOaster, ROnson Silver
Plated Table Lighter.
1-G. +. Steam Iron, etc.
MACHINERY
1-Farmall Super c" Tractor
New Holland sc Bailer
New Holland Side Delivery
Rake
Mccormick Deering Manure
Spreader
lis" Tandem Case Disk
i-McCormick Deering Post
Hole Digger
Rubber Tire Wagons with
Hay Ladders
IL Botont 2" Plow
Jay Hank Hay Stacker
mccormick Deering Tractor
7 IT. Mower
Scotch Pasture Harrow
l-19i7 WHY'S Jeep and Snow
Blade
1-Cattlesprayer
Electric Steward Cow Clipper
Large Calf Creep
Several Feed Bunks
Car Trailer
1-Cultipacker
Fence Stretcher
5-l2x1S Canvas Tarpaulins
1-Springtooth Harrow
dump Rake
and many other small tools
80 Head Registered
Angus Cattle
] Bull-Grandson of Interna-
tional Champion Eileenmere
1032nd
l-Buli-Grandson of Interna-
tional Champion Eileen
mere 500th
Stop Breeding Bulls
68-Cows-With Calves at Side
l5-Bred Heifers
open Heifers
Lunch Available on Grounds
Managed by:
VIRGINIA ABERDEEN ANGUS
ASSOCIATION
Box 1876
Charlottesville, Virginia
Sale Consultant:
DAVE CANNING
Canning Land & Cattle Co.
Stauifton, Va.
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NOTICE
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BY LANDON G. ATKINS

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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-16

APARTMENT. four rooms and
bath. First floor Unfinished 304
Pine st. Phone 1886 or 1865 T. 1d-4p