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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-18

Page and Janet also MIS- I1ulsa
NJ adof VISITED Mr. Gedaey =
mother baFs J n CSodsey. ot
Columbia. Sunday afternoon.
Mr. ard Mrs Andrew + God
eey we're among those attending
the Fun rai Of Ms {. 81 Price
Jf Friday al Prospect
Mr. and Mrs. r. b Peters have
as their guests thus aeek Mr. and
Mrs Kenneth Clabo Of Idaho
Fails. Idaho
Overnight guests 81 Mr.. and
MIS- NJ y Smith at Pocahontaa
Farm we're Mi and Mrs. j 10
Davis and their son. Lee. of War.
W Va. other regent visitors " re
Mr. aid Mrs G W Bogg5 and
son Michael also r y Marks.
of Charlottesville
Mr. and Mr. j J. Pembelton
Yere dinner guTstf Sunday ~ Mr.
and Mis- w n PeHbelton, Of
AnelIa
Mr. and Mrs a l.. Brandt
tpeit Sunday IN Amelia as guests
pf Mr and MIS- John Brandt and
family
Mrs A f. Brown Is spending
the meek IN Richmond with re-
iatlges.
Mr. and Mrs Meriwether Vaug-
han Smith. accompanied by And
rev God8ey attended the funeral
Tuesday Of last week Of the late
Frank Russell Moon Sr
News was received here Of the
death Of Mrs Cary Finlman Jan
mary 10. IN Temple. Texas, Mrs
Hilman. who visited here With
her Biece. Mrs. f T. Crockett
Won the friendship OF all 9th
whom she came in contact all
ier friends here express sympathy
lG The befeaved ianiily Mrs Hill
fnan was In her so at the time
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-18
cAUT1oNs. 1 sa's
Ass foss When Cough from
Common Cold NoNUs On

Chroalc tJonchuis may develop i
yuuf saaEh chest cold. or acute bfon
thttis Is nul treated and yoa cannot
aaord To take : chance With any med,
ctuc tess potent than { reomuisl Ion Ii
gogs into me bronchial system ID help
loosen and eXpe germ laden phiegm
ARd asa nature 10 soothe and heal raw.
i@ndef brouchialmemetanes.
tof children sou can nov get
midsf. taStier CreomulSlon for Chm
dren 10 psnA and blue package.
Hei large bottle OF reonuision az
yout drug Store Use 10 ali Is Directed
ttenmu!Sien Is guaranteed 10 please
NN4I oi druggist refunds money Adv,
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-18
Guinea

VI Sgt Warren Walker. Of Lock-
bourne A. z b. Columbus. ONO.
vas horne for the week end
Martha Elizabeth Blanton. OF
Guinea Mills. spent several days
with relatives al Hor du Monde.
Mrs r @ Matthews. Of Cumber-
land Was a Thursday dinner
guests in the same home The
Ray Mathews family we're Thurs
day evening guests Sunday after
noon guests were Mr.. and Mrs, T.
r Blant0n. of Guinea Mills, Ar
thur NeWcombe, Jr. and Wallace
Eawcombe. Of Richmond
J E. Meador and Amber Cox
spent the week end Of Feb. in
the wilson Collier home. in Kill
magnock
Mrs John w Sn lson. Jr.. Of
Richmond, and her brother. Mar
shall Fridley. were guests Of their
parents Mr. and Mrs Charles
Fridley. and family of West Hill.
. fleb 81
Friends Grieved
The friends Of Mrs. Elisha Ma
olson we're grieyed TO learn OF her
DEAN Al the Southside Hospital
on F'eb 8 A good many from
here attended the funeral in
Farfnyille Feb. 10
Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Stratton
visited III the home Of Mr. and
Mrs Edward Meinhard on Thurs
day afternoon. Feb. 10 Both Mr.
and Mrs. Meinhard recently re-
turned 10 their hone from the
Southside Hospital where they
had been patients
Miss Dawn Smith spent hte week
end Of Feb. with Mrs J F.
Mead0r
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Womack.
Jr.. and Mr. and Mrs Robert E.
Garnet attended the supper
meeting Of The P-TA at the log
cabin at Cumberland on Feb. 10
Mrs. l. K. Smith gave an excel
Isn't talk
Mr. and Mrs Ray Mathews
and son, Ray, Jr., were Thursday
dinner guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Davis and family Mrs
Raleigh Bullock and daughter. Ju-
dy. and Mr. and Mrs Ernest
Davis, Jr., Of Richmond. were
week end guests The Ray Mat
hews family were Sunday guests
in the same home
M/Sgt. Warren Walker and his
mother. Mrs. Warren walk
visited the latters brother. Hug
hey Bray Saturday, in Richmond,
Mr. Bray has not completely re-
GOV s1ed from his sickness II.
Mrs II c Ferguson, MfSgt.
and Mrs David Matson, Mrs
Charles Womack. Jr., Mr. and
Mrs j f Meador, Amber Cox
r D. Ferguson. Mrs Conduit
Matthews and daughter, Phyllis
were recent guests OF Mr. anc
Mrs. J r. Stratton.
Richmond Visit
Mfr and Mrs w d. walker
Mrs Robert F. Garnett and Mrs.
Charles Womack, Jr., went tC
Richmond Friday. Feb II
This Rev F. p Look. the pas
tor pr aached an inspiring and
appealing serman to the congre-
cation at Centenary Church sun
/ day morning using the tn me
Living for Jesus Martha Eliza
beth Blanton. Of Guinea Mills.
was among those who were pre-
sent.
A good many from this neigh
/ borho0d att ndcd the Farm Bur
eau meeting at Cumberland High
| School Monday evening FEB
/ IA
Mrs. Conduit Mathews and
Mrs j p. Stratton visited in the
HON IS Of the Bob Barnett family
the t. H. Turperville family and
| the Atkins family. Of ~Cherr,
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ste watkins. Of Farmvll la
Nj and Mrs . c Garrett
tu Richmond Monday
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Oak Forest

Gordon Metnhard Of Farmville
VISITED Mrs C. E Aenaard and
Nr ara Ms w q Anderson
sunday afternoon
Nr ana Mrs lwtn s3mms and
Care lgn SAmms. of Highland
Springs. ware recent guests of
NJ and Mr. c " Anderson
Rome Back suffered a stroke
.ast week MI ard Mrs. Black ats
noR staying with Their son ard
datg iGter- in-laW Mr. and Mrs,
alfred Black
Mr., and Mrs c 4 stonnelt.
Janet and Nellie Mae VISITED Mis-
Montague WADE 6l Richmond
ard l. F Pickett In Johnston-
wallis Hospital Sunday
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The Dewitt Clinton o r. 81.
met in the Masonic Lodge Tues
day night. The Worthy Matron
Mrs N. r Maxcy Jy.. s.rvsd
d alicious refreshments after TIE
meeting
MRS II p Pleasant, JF Mrs
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AUToMoBlLEs FOR SALE


able and runs Sood, $3.50. wa.
6-96l6. -
d 0 D G 3 - NEED CHRIsTMAs
MONEY! WIN trade 1858 DODGE
Meadowbrook 4-dr. for "a or '55
oLD6. 4-dr. Call RE. 7-650s after
8 pm.
DODGE 1881 4-df. sedan Meadow
brook: r. and h., immac. black nm
ish, seat covers; special today only
$4eb, with Se6 down.
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
3140 Lee Highway, Arl.. IA, 2-g002
DODGE 80; r. and b.. w.-w.. tires,
or and body; one-oYner car; best
offer over S325. uN. 4-a10S. -
DODGE 1851 2 dr.: heater. defrost-
ers, sparkling black hnish: low
No va. Price $685..
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
3l4O Lee Highway. Arl.. IA. 2-9002
DODGE 'b2 2-dr. sedan; excel. cond. |;
S645, or best offer. OIL. 7-94s0.
DODGE 1858 coronet VS. Lancer:
trans. heater; privately owned. Oh.
DODGE IS Royal VS. z-doof;
powerfiite transmission, r. and b.,
2-tone paint, beautiful blue, and
colorful interior. power steering;
5000 carefully driven miles. by Q
It; S2,4e5. TAKE o. s. TO
BANNING & SONS
$500 BALTIC; AVE. gN; $3.50
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CADILLAC SO "62" coupe: 2-tone
ssa eassD sgss e tRs!ndns Dsss'
Capitol Cadillac ldS. Co.
1929 22nd st. NV. ST. $4,000
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CHEy. "a 2-dooF: equipped, Ike
new. unmarried gray finish. Sale.
Sag5. IA. 5-9l97. -
CHEVROLET 1859 4-dr. de luxe:
radio and hester. good tires: one
Mr.. SINGER at DU. 7-6444 OF
CHEVROLET '56 4-dr.: grey, power.
glide heater: under 10. 900 mi
This has been . End car In family
and = great bargain at 81 ,5a5
EN-. 2-6546.
tone, r, h.. Wv. tires. real sharp
only $685.. cash or terms. AGNEH
MOTOR SALES, 18th and Pa, ave
sc, Closed Sun. Ii. 4-65l7.
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cHRYsIE Err So Imperial sedan;
I modern equipped with power steer
Ing. power brakes. torqrie drive
automatic windows, custom seal
covers. soiex glass, other features
. clean, | owner car. properly con-
ditaoned and guaranteed sals
price. 81 ,0t,D.
WHEELER, INC.
CHRYSLER- PLYMOUTH- IMPERIAL
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
$500 Wisconsin Ave EN-. 2-IO2C
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|CHRYSLER AS Windsor sedan; ex-
cellent mechanical condition and
paint: equipped, snow tires: private,
$3.50 or best offer. OIL. 6-6706.
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DODGE '49: r. and b.. etc. depend
able and runs good, $3.50. WI
o-9ol6. -
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ca soaT ssd 81 s sfs yfrf sp. u,
dyro:toraSs; s7Ss. Il oRNERfrii
| CORNER, Buick Dealer, Fla. ave
| ne. at 9th, Ii. 6-6464.
lCHRYSLER 1850 Windsor 4-dr; r
| and h.; good tires; S. c.: very clean
| Sale price, S445. WHEELER, INC.
e eTe Wb.a Reales Ma 1879 $500 asSrsi'
CHRYsLER 63 Windsor de lux
sedan; radio. heater, automatic
black finish; clean. i owner: worth
while guarantee. Sale price. S1,2S9
WHEELER, INC.
CHRYSLER- TH-IA6PERIAb
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
$500 Wisconsin Ave. EN-. .2.102(
CHRYSLER 1870 club cpe.; T. ant
h.; good cond. and appear. Sacrifice
S245. terms, SIS down. 900 Taylol
CROsLEY 1919 station WAGON: ex.
cellent End car: good condition
motor and transmission recently
oyeshauled; new clutch; Sl2b. HA
d. soio 1853 Firedome IS" Adj. j;
fully equipped: Immaculate; 81 95
cash: trade or $195 down. BELL
MOTORS; SOLO Wis. ave. nv
DE SOTO 50 Custom 4-door; pow:
miles miles: . rssl steal sssi sss Ss sass ots
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
400 GA, AVE. NV. ia. $4,000
DE SOTO 1852 convertible: . truly
tight. clean automobile; privately
owned, bank financed: buyer car
pay of bank or assume payts Of
$40 per mo. Total price. $3.50
Can Be sos seen a., Ct 2s@6-A l4th St
De soTO Isl custom 4-door sedan
Like new. Very low mileage Pvt
owner. Can finance. full amount
hank rates. s5sb. Mr.. SMITH
De soTo ie5l custom 4-dr.: dir
$685., WHEELER. NC chrysis s
RS.sso;n Is9sI 10. q sssods ave.
81 COS f TaAck sfH ae ss n pssi
DE SOTO 1864 Firedome VS.: fully
equipped. black. showroom new. low
mi. new tires. 10. S-71b7. "A
DE SOTO SO Sportsman hardtop;
2-tone blue; excel. mechanical
cond. equip. with auto; trans. and
engine, A beautiful car which car
ries written guarantee. Only SS95,
SOS down. For credit approval
phone ~. 6-s525. PIEEY BRANCH
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WHEELER. INC.

EcHRYSLER- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
i4S00 Wisconsin Ave. EN-. 2-l02G
iCHRYSLER 1854 New Yorker d,
| luxe 4-dr.: s35 h.pa Powerfiight
trans, white-wall tires: fully guar
terms. WISCONSIN, MOTORS. wise
ave and Que SITS, NV, co. 5-a6S3
tCHRYSLER so 4-door: black finish
T. and h.. Sla5 only SuvEF
SPRING MOTOR CO. INC, 100.
E-W hwy. lat Ga. ave., Sii. Spg
Nd, ~. A-450tl,
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bAINN1NU @ OONO
$500 BALTIC. AVE, UN. $3.50
ASK FOR Mr.. HAKEs

DODGE 1851 4-door sedan; SO, 600
condition. $500. OIL. 2-8s77. a
DODGE 1919. beautiful custom Cor.
onet, like new: sacrifice. terms. SO
down. Call Monday. Mr.. ARTHUR,
D on 1855 81 Royal Lancer 2-tone
hardtop: fully equip: g, pos: origt.
nal owner, HE. 1890,
DODGE 1865 Coronet Lancer; g.
cylinder; immaculate 5000 miles;
straight shift. Sacrifice. S1.7e0'
DODGE 80 coronet 4-dr.: gyro-
matte. r. and HI; custom interior;
HILL a. SANDERS. Wash.'s Oldest
Ford Dealer. 1900 14th st. NV.
NO. ram. Open ewes. til Q. Sat-
DODGE SO 2-door: heater; black
finish With cream top: . special
MONROE FORD. 1887 East-West
hwy. Sil. Spg., Nd. Open week
days till 0. Ju. 5-7S04. 10
DODGE 80 4-door; r. and b.; 2-tone
sPRisIhNe MOTOR c CO. NC. 1908
E.-W, hwy, tat Ga. ave.. Sill. spg.,
Nd. JU. $4,000
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CADILLACS
HOYLE MOTOR SALES

I717 R. /. Ave. NE. pu. 7-S30o
CADILLAC '55 coupe De Vile, fully
NIL, like new; IS Cadillac coupe.
fully equip, with beautiful pastel
2.tone fnish, like new: these
ears can be bought as low Is S592
MOTOR SALES, I7l7 r. ], ave.
ne. tDU. 7-S3nli. -
CADILLAC 1854 900 Special Fleet
wood sedan. fully equipped incl.
power steering and power brakes,
Low milease. EN-. 3-26lO. =
CADILLAC. 80 4:dr, IKE rev; $3.50,
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CHEVROLET 1854 "210" 2-dr.;
black: powerglide, =. and h; I'm
macuiate: 81. OBS cash Hsoes ot %
3195 down. BELL MO aSoo o9Ao
CHEVROLET 1884 4-dr. station . wa.
msrocn and ivory; less imam 10; 600
n my No io47. Price si,4s5.
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
e14O Lee Highway. Arl. IA. :.-9002
CHEVROLET 1851 Dc LUXE 2,do1.'
81: szs. eov ssosw;S s1iS G saTs6pEssksR
1900 Ga. ave NV. RIA. s-1l22.
CHEVROLET '61 de luxe 4-dr.: =.
and and h. tssEDs S.isss 'es Sos Gdsy S
M VA 1 Oldest s No gro 7 Pfile' o S
cHEEivlRoLET 81 "eio" 4-dr;; 7; and
B.; low mileage; o. top as eon ranneg.
sntee HILL Il SANDERS, Wash. 8
Oldest Ford Dealer. 1900 14th e.;
NV, NO. 7-111l. Open ewes I'll
csaEss WI u 1859 q. ,gs: a.; d.;
s0o vesss; i Sasra lamet' Hill 4 San:
DERs' Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer'
1900 14th st. nv. NO: 7-illl.
Open ewes. It'll 9. Sat: III 3.
CHEVROLET 1881 2 dr.; heater , aTd
defrosteY, seat covers; immaeutHss ~
black 6A9 finish; today only 800 No
Kenvon-Peck Chevrolet
$40 Lee Highway. Arl., IA. 2-90o2
CHLvRoLEI5 oG 20: ,o e ns sEssANp fSp,
CHEVROLET .4s FlsssSs n soa es aux; and
ssEi sye spg gfS6eMasos r g 20 Co.
1dos E'.W. hwy, TAT Ga. sve)'
Iii spE., Md, JU. 9-4500.
CHEv. 80 hardtop coupe. T: and w q,
DIssties sIy: g ss, tiFf Ho9L EN- MoToR
SALES, 1717 r. I. ave. ne po'
c5H;fsS$qRSo,LErs-51 convert. coupe;
green, new black top. Sog .s.ri 2a nrl
AZ Az RovssI,sslassss u.s. DGaSoiRsN E iasS Con-
NEE n stb BUZZ Ii. sS.tsds4. 10 M
CHEV' late SO 2-door Bel Air pow
erEiide, run 3,OQO uilieS M ~
* !; d has o0 10. 1 snss5s
C taon WAGON; 8-cyi.. powerslide; 2
lone paint, air fiow p. and gel:
de /. push-button radio. prem!utnl
Wv tires Ti rn9d.s1eoat,n MHSa ana etc;
up univ , S0il actual miles; best OFFER.
cal cal 81. 4-2767 Sunday Am.
SHEyRoLET 1854 2 dr.: r: and H.,
S5atone beige and brown. matching
W tires: very low MILEAGE.
No AIS, Price S1.oa5.
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
s140 Lee Highway. Arl.. ia. 2-90o@
CTFvR0TET 80 Bel Ar convertible;
SiIsht ereen finish, dark green top;
and b., new seat covers, power
Tide, tinted glass. back-up lisnts'
turn signals; only 21,00O miles
Market price. 81 .345: our price
S979; 2-day money-oack Uni I'M I,
gms oH1hr gsitseWR . sSesAhoid Oldest Ford
neaisr. TIA Vermont ave. NV. Ap
1.4sO6 Open ewes. I'D 8. Sat. vi 3.
FEFy '55 Pel-Air 4-door; beautiful
e2.tone Glue and ivory. r. and
Wv. stifssss;s 5000 miles for quick
Royal a f. MOTORS, INC.
cHPysI,ER- pLYMoUTH-IMPERIAL
Am GA AVE. NV. ia. $4,000
CHEVROLET SO 4-dr.;. heater. new
seat covers, turn signals; org nigG
green nnish; Ike. new, only ls.ooo
MarSet price, Slo95; our price
$500; 2-day money-back trial; 4
month written guarantee. HILL a
sANDERs. Wash.'s Oldest Ford
Dealer lila Vermont aye, nv
AID. 4-430O. Open ewes. I'll .. Sat
CHRv. "a Deirsy club coupe; power:
glide, EQUIP, one owner: 200
actuaI miles. Today's spec. 41,39b
THAcKER MOTORS, 18th and r
l. ave. ne. LA. $3.50.
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Ron TIE SUNDAY star

Washington, D. C.
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1895
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Stohlnan Chevrolet
$500 NJ ST. NV.
OPEN TILL 9 NIGHTS

AID. 2-i646 FB. 3-9SI3
CHEW "a 4-door. r, ana h. -. SSS1d
miles. lST5. 45O6 Middiefon lane,
Bethesda Nd fs -@4
|CHEvROLET 1854 Corvette: oniy .
mos. old. like new: fully equip.
1900 miles By orig. owner: 81 $50.
JE 4-19T3. -
CHEv. l94S 2-tone: excel, cond. !:
$40 down; includes tags and d. C.
insp. MINNESOTA MOTORS. 421l
cHEv. '53, de luxe Q dr.: r. and h.
one owner: very clean; bargain
priced. only SS45: safety tested for
your protection: 3O-day written
warranty.
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CHEW. so 2-door; reconditioned and
guaranteed. to pass inspection; ex-
ceilent motor. tires are like new;
beautiful Jet black finish: one owner
took good care OF this car. Special
nTice, only SS45, easiest terms In
town, So On. or financed to suit
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AuroMoBILEs FOR SALE

CHEVROLET is5O a-door: r. ana
h.. signals, back lights: | owner
sooS eSolndition, OF, e.391s:
powerglide, radio, heater, low mile
|CHRYsLER '52 Windsor 2-door Sc,
dan; beautiful 2-tone green. Wv
dio; the incest one in town: Ss95
Take U. S. / to
BANNING & SONS
$500 BALTIC. AVE. UN. 1880
ASK FOR Mr.. HAKES
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3 Bitter Rivals in Roce
As Successor to AttIee

LONDON, Dec. 9 R.-Three
bitter rivals-Hugh Gaitskell,
Herbert Morrison and Aneurin
Bevan-today formally entered
the race for leader of Britain's
Labor Party.
The winner will become a po-
tential prime minister and di-
rector of the opposition to Prime
Minister Eden's Conservative
government in the House of
Commons.
Only the three names were
submitted by the time the nomi-
nations for party leader closed.
The winner, elected by Labor
members of parliament, will be
announced next Wednesday.
Party Leader Clement Attlee,
a former prime minister, stepped
down two days ago and accepted
an earldom. His age-72-and
recent i'll health forced his re-
itirement.
The leadership contest threat
ened to strain the frail fabric Of
unity the Socialist Party had
maintained in recent months.
Basic political philosophy also
was involved. Mr. Gaitskell and
Mr.. Morrison are party moder-
ateS. Mr.. Bevan. who often de-
nounces United States policies,
is a left winger.
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French Leaders Jockey
For Election Alliances

PARIS, Dec. 8 R.-With less
than 40 hours until final filing
time, political leaders through
out France jockeyed feverishly
today for alliances to improve
their chances in the election
of a new national Assembly
January 2.
The legal period for posting
electoral alliances expires at
midnight tomorrow in each of
the nations department prov
ince) capitals. In many cases
leaders held back until the last
moment for local tactical rea-
sons.
Two main currents already are
visible. however.
One is based on a Republican
front" grouping unveiled yester-
day by Guy Mollet, secretary
general of the French Socialist
Party, and former Premier
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Pierre Mendes- France, leader of
the leftist wing Of the Radical
Socialist Party.
Socialists Had 104 Seats
The Socialists had 104 seats in
the Assembly which was dis
solved November 80 by Premier
Edgar Faure's cabinet. The
Radical Socialists had 10 mem
bers, with about half of them
controlled by Mr.. Mendes-
France.
The left wing of the Social Re-
(Gaullist) Party and
the Union of Democratic and
Socialist Resistance CUDSR)
also are considered part of the
Republican front"
Another lineup in the works is
expected to include the followers
of Premier Edgar Faure, the
leader Of the rightist wing of the
Radical Socialists; the rightiSt
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majority Of the 274 Labor mem
beers Of Parliament.
Mr.. Morrison, 67-year-old dep
uty party leader, has stood
patiently for years in Mr.. Attlee's
shadow. Twenty years ago he
contested the Leadership with Mr..
Attlee and the late Arthur Green
wood and lost to Attlee. who held
on to the Job for two decades.
This time he chiefly has senti-
ment to commend him. Many
Older Laborites feel Mr.. Morri-
son has beer such a faithful
'wheelhorse for so long that he
deserves a turn in the top job.
MI. Bevan. moon-faced Welsh
orator. is the most colorful per-
sonality of the three. Since the
virtual retirement of Sir Winston
Churchill. the 58-year-old fire
brand is far and away Parlia-
ment's best speaker. His follow
.erS in the party'S "Bevanite
group" picture him as the only
true Socialist of the three-the
only one who still believes in the
doctrine of naturalization of all
major industries.
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be isolated in the alliance ma
neuvering.
The bitter political feud be-
tween Mr.. Faure and Mr.. Men
des- France is leading the Radi-
cal Socialists to an outright
split. Mr.. Mendes-France now
dominates the party machinery,
but Mr.. Faure has been tighten
ing his grip on the rally of the
Republican Left (RGR), a loose
grouping of several political par
ties, including the Radical So
.cialists.
Fl Cabinets Since War
Mr.. Faure moved to dissolve
the Assembly after he received
a vote of no confidence because
of his efforts to hold early gen.
eral elections. Mr.. Mendes-
France opposed moving the cleo
tons up from the scheduled
June date because he sought
more time to organize his forces.
Both MI. Faure and Mr.
Mendes- France have called for
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establishment of a government
strong enough to offer some de-
gree of stability in the storms
of French politics. France has
had 81 cabinets under IA diff
ferent Premiers in the II years
since its World War II liberia
ton.
MI. Mendes-France Is seeking
to weld such a government on
a left of center base. The Rad
ical Socialist Party, which
actually is neither radical nor
socialist, has participated in the
coalition governments since No
vember, 1947.
The Socialists supported Mr..
Mendes France when he was
Premier, but consistently refused
to enter his cabinet, despite some
ardent appeals.
Reports from most sections Of
the country indicated that, con-
trary to the general belief a
week ago, the voting in the COM
ing election is likely to be heavy.
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Independent Republicans led by
Foreign Minister Antoine Pinay.
and the slightly left of center
party, the Popular Re-
Movement (MRP).
The Independent Republicans
had 81 seats in the last Assembly
and the MRP controlled IS. The
independent peasant groups,
which had % seats, also may
line up in the alliance.
Alliances Important
Alliances are important under
the present French election law
If an alliance receives more than
so per cent of the vote in any
department, it gets all the seats
from that department. Other
wise, the seats are divided among
the parties on a proportional
basis.
The Communist Party, which
had SO members in the last As
sembly, made a bid to the Social
lists for a popular front" cleo
toral coalition but the Socialists
turned it down.
The splinter parties of the ex-
IRENE right also are expected to
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Mr.. Gaitskell, 49-year-old in
tellectual and former chancellor
Of the exchequer, is favored to
win. His hackers say the party
needs him to revamp Labor's pro-
gra mand give it new urgency.
They also claim he can count
on the support of a comfortable
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