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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-06-22


Residence near Farmville High
School, 3 bedrooms, large living
room with fireplace, dining room.
basement. Oil heat In perfect con-
dition Easy terms.
Res. 8 rms, ? baths. hot water
heat, located near LongWood Col
lege. Suitable for two families.
$1,000.
Special-8 acres on good state
road near Hampden- Sydney with
beautiful room res. with running
water, tenant house. stock barn.
chicken house. garage. apple and
peach orchard. tobacco barn and
some tobacco allotment. Hurry on
this one
Farm, near Willis Mt, Bucking-
ham County, II acres, 20 IN high
state of cultivation good room
home, necessary outbuildingS. II
acres tobacco, Special at $500.
10 acres on Hwy. As IN Cumber-
land County. II miles from Farm
vile. Good 8 room res. with bath
and basement. Several acres III
high state of cultivation Special
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-06-22
Use I'VE .S:z1ssz5z@o e Cor eg;ex' ' ,@1zsYZzS;;;l
FOR SALE

bedroom house.
large lot, one mile from Farmville.
FILA financing available. Call
1873 w. 6-22-3p
HOUSE,: New, brick, ranch type.
six rooms. garage. porch. Second
Avenue, Davidson's Estate. Call
TAR. 5-18-tf(F)
GENERAL ELECTRIC refrigera-
gor and range. Purchased new
Sept. 1865. Cost $42990. Will sell
for SPAS Both in excellent shape.
See for yourself Call Mr.. French.
l79. vii! sell separate. 6-l9-2t
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HIGHER PRICES

Consumers are reading more and
more these days that they can ex-
pect higher prices on cS hutih ASH
consumers are reading more ard
more these days that they can ex-
ipect higher prices ON such things
as automobiles. shoes and mems
and boys suits this fail The in
crease in the price Of steel is
blamed for the hike III the price Of
new cars. while the reason given
for price increase III mems and
boys suits. Of from IS cents to 81 80
at retail. is that on May /. there
was general wage rise in the in
dustry of ~ - cents an hour. These
workers are now turning out next
falls suits.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-06-22
USED CARS

8 used long wheel base IL ton
trucks 1916 to 1850 models. These
trucks We're driven from New York
Good cabS-Fenders- motors -
Tires Suitable for Farm Pulp
wood-While they last s295.00 to
$685. 90,
Used Motors $500 - transmits
sions SIS 90 Batteries - $500.
Generators IS 90 - Taken from
wrecks. Guaranteed to be in good
condition.
Tires No. Taken off from wrecked
cars and trucks. No breaks, good
treads as low as $3.50 each-Good
tubas-Sl 90
G. Used Car-neW inspection -
Good condltion-No money down
SIS 90 week.
Truck bodies 6 by II insulated
Metal inside and out. Suitable for
ice houses. tool shed. hunting
and fishing cabin Only 5 left
SIS 90 each.
1st grade regular gasoline Is
8 l0c per gallon.
At Farm Jeep-4 wheel drive
/ Special s250.0O
Trailer axles complete with
wheels $500
We Buy Used Cars g. Trucks ir
/ Any Condition
OPEN SUNDAYS
XIV. AUTO WRECKERS
Located between Kenbridge and
Victoria
Phone Victoria 124-J.
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LEGAL NOTICES

In the Clerks Office of the Cir
cunt Court of the County of
Buckingham on the day of
June, 1856.
EDNA HAMLER JOHNSON
against
WILLIE WINGFIEID JOHNSON
Order of Publication
The object of this suit it to OBJ
tain divorce from the bond Of
matrimony for the complainant
from the defendant on the grounds
Of desertion and abandonment.
And an affidavit having been
made and filed that the defendant
Willie Wingfield Johnson is MOI
a resident Of the State of Vlr-
ginia, it is ordered that he q
appear here within ten DAYS after
due publication hereof. ana do
what may be necessary to protect
his interest in this suit.
A COPY TESTE
JOHN c. SPENCER. Clerk
Annie Moring Fallwell D. O.
Planters Bank Building
Farmvllle, Va. 6-8-4
VIRGINIA:
In the Clerks Office of the Cir
cult Court of Buckingham
County on This 22nd Day OF
May, 1856:
Catherine V. Hester. of Box 81
Manteo. Virginia, plaintiff a.
gainst
Richard Henry Hester of Eleven
Q. Street. N f. WASHINGTON
D. c, the defendant
Order of Publication
The object Of this suit is fol
the plaintiff to obtain through
the court an absolute divorce. a
Vlnculo matr,monii. from The de
PENDANT, on the ground Of De
sertion and cruelty Of the defen-
dant for 4 period Of more man
one year.
ana an affidavit having been
made and filed that the defen-
dant IS not resident of the Com
monWcalth Of Virginia. it is
ordered that he appear before
said court within ten days after
due publication Of this order and
protect his interests herein.
1t is further ordered that this
order be published once week
for four successive weeks in the
FarmVllle Herald, a newspaper
publlsed in the Town of Farm
vile. Virginia, which has general
circulation in said County Buck
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LANDON G. ATKINS
REALTOR
Municipal Building
Phone 390-M or s88
formviIle, Va.
NOTICE
NOTICE

~----~-~- -~--~~~
THE POWHATAN co mt Y
School Trustee ELECTORAL Board
will meet June 20, 1856 at eight
.. m o'clock in the school board
office. Powhatan, va. The pur
pose Of the meeting is to appoint
a member to the school board
for Macon District The term Of
office Of Mn Robert Walton eX-
pires July ! 1856. Signed r c.
Goodwin, chairman. PoWhatan
School Trustee Electoral Board.
6-12-4t
DIVIDEND - The directors Of
the BUckineham County Bank
meeting in Dlllwyn on June 18Th
1856 declared the regular semi
annual dividend Of 81 on Capital
stock The dividend payable June
Goth 1856 to stock Of record June
18th 1856. Checks Will ba mailed
6-19-2t
THE SCHOOL TRUSTEE elcctor-
al board Of Cumberland County
Will meet at the courthouse at
Cumberland. Virginia on Satur-
day. June 80 at 300 p m to elect
a school trustee from Madison
Distict BY order of the chairman.
WlStar Anderson. 6-l5-2tt F.
~~~
OPEN HOUSE - Lanscott Gift
Shop will c lebrate its first an
niversary with an open house
Friday June %. 8 a. me- p II.
6-22-lp
Tie Board Of Directors of the
FIRST National Bank Of Falmvllle.
Virginia has declared the regular
semi-annual divid nd Of $500 per
share and an extra dividend Of
$500 per share payable June
30, 1856 to stock h ol d Ell S
of record June 10, 1856 Cheek
will be mailed. l.. w. Sanford. il,
Executive Vice President. 6-22-2tF'
MEMBERS of the Sun Cured
Tobacco Marketing Cooperative.
Inc, residing in Buckingham and
Cumberland Counties are meeting
at Cumberland Courthouse on
Friday night, July 20, 1850. al
eight o'clock to nominate two
candidates for Director to re-
present the above named coun-
ties.
On August 3, which date also
fails on Friday, the Buckingham
and Cumberland County mem
/ berS will go to the same meeting
place and cast their ballot for TIE
candidate of their choice. The
/ voting hours will be from 800 tc
| 1000 p. m" 6-22 IF
/ ~~~
S25 REWARD for information or
nppSNO Ov nercnnc Staa1ino ! Sf
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FOR RENT


APARTMENT unfurnished two
or more rooms. sol S. Main
street. Farmville 6-l5-2tF
- ~-
STORE building, West Third St.
w. j. ellis. Phone $50 and 270.
5-18-6p F.
SECOND FLOOR space in fire
proof building on West third
street. Now occupied by radio sta
ton WFLO. Available approx
mately July l. Contact T. w.
Bloomfield. Phone 1888 4-17-tf
APARTMENT bedrooms. Liv-
ingroom, Dining room. Kitchen.
and tile bath. Heat furnished,
Fourth Avenue Ext. Call $50 or
154. 6-l5-tf
DESIRABLE apartment, close to
Main street. Rent reasonable
Apply Cradles Store. 6-15-6t
~
FURNISHED APARTMENT LII 8
rooms heated With separate en-
trance and private bath. 500
High St, Phone 459-M or ALI.
6-l5-3p
OFFICE or display room. Street
level. Planters Warehouse Bldg.
Joel Watkins, il. 6-l9-3p
3 rooms unfur-
nished, private bath and entrance
Call 663JX. G-19-4t
bedrooms. located on
state route As, mile north Farm
Vile. Available July |. Write Box
So, Arvonia, Va. Or call Dillwyn
'2F1l0. 6-l9-4t
49, --~-'-- - - -~-~-
ROOM first floor apartment.
Newly decorated. lG5 High Street
Mrs j. T. Doyn5, phone 913M.
6-l9-tf
OFFICE SPACE on first floor,
Main St. Farmville. Landon At
zins. Realtor. Phone 800 M. 1-3-tf
lST FLOOR-Duplex Apartment
On Third Avenue. Heat and water
Contact c. j. Cox,
E'armville Motor Co. l-3l-tf
STOREHOUSE Ely street. for
merly Halls Grocery Apply to
Mrs. A. M. FallWell, attorney-in-
fact for VIM Hall, Phone 420
Planters Bank Bldg, Farmville
5-15-tf
rooms and bath, new
Y decorated. 4 miles west Farm
lille. Possession June 16. c. j.
5layton, Phone 625R or 2025J
5-29-tf
OFFICE RUSSO office on Third
St. Available April |. T. w. Bloom
'ieH, Farmville. 3-16-tf
-~ ~~~~~~
H. furnished apart
nent, 3 large rooms and bath.
Mrs. w H Baldwin, SOB Buffalo
st.. Phone 266J. 6-19-tf
HOUSE one mile
vest BUCKINGHAM on so. Phone
Buckineham 3766. 6-22-3p
APARTMENTS - small first
.lcos unfinished apartment. OK
,ept for electric stove and re-
'rigerator. Also two bedrooms.
living room, kitchenette and bath,
unfinished. on second floor.
Available August !. Edna E. Put
ney. 3o6 S Main St, Farmville
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lllS IldIu.
JOHN c. SPENCER. Clerk
9. M. ROGERS, p. a.,
Buckingham. Virginia
6-1-4t
VIRGINIA.
In the Circuit Court of Prince
Edward County. June 6. 1856.
Compliments
Taylor Manufacturing Company
Incorporated,
VS.. In Chancery
HELEN WALKER RANDOLPH
an d GEORGE RANDOLPH.
her husband, Edith Walker Irving
and Mitchell Irving. her husband
Bertha Walker, Cleveland Wal
ker and the unknown heirs or
deviSees of Claiborne Walker
deceased. other than Morris L.
Walker, Rose Taylor. Lillian
McEarn and Mary Warren. and
if they or any of them be dead.
then their heirs. deviSees OF as
signs. all of whom are unknown
and are proceeded against as
Parties Unknown, Defendants.
Order of Publication
The object of this suit is to
effect partition in one of the
modes prescribed by law of that
certain tract OF parcel of real
estate containing 20 acres. lying
and being in hampden Mag
isterial District, Prince Edward
County, Virginia. of which Clai-
borne Walker died seized and
possessed.
And it appearing from the bill
filed IN this suit that Helen Wal
ker Randolph, Edith wal ker
Irving. Bertha Walker ard Cleye-
land Walker have departed this
life; and affidavit having been
made and filed according to law
stating that George Randolph,
husband of said Helen Walker
Randolph. and Mitchell Irving,
husband of said Edith Walker
Irving. are non-reSfdentS of the
State of Virginia; that the ether
heirs, devisees or assign of the
said Helen Walker Randolph,
Edith Walker Irving. Bertha Wal
ker and Cleveland Walker. # any
there be, are unknown and their
whereabouts are unknown. and
said affidavit further stating that
all other heirs. devisees or as
signs of Claiborne Walker with
exception Of Morris L. Walker,
Rose Taylor Lillian McEarn ana
Mary Warren, tWho have hereto
fore disposed of their interest in
the property affected by this
proceeding are unknown and
their whereabouts are unknown
and are proceeded against as I'M
known parties; it is ordered that
the said George Randolph. and
Mitchell Irving and all of said
unknown parties appear within
ten days after due publication of
this order and do what may be
necessary to protect their interest
in this suit.
HORACE ADAMS. Clerk
WILLIAM F. WATKINS, JR.. D. q.
6-l5-4t
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GOING TO BUY?
NEED SERVICE?
. John Deere Farm Moohin-
cry
. HomeIite-McCuIlooh
Power Chain Sows
. REQ Lawn Movers
. Springfield 0orden Troo-
tors
. Briees-Strotton &
Clinton Engines
Q For the best Buy and Best
Service
See or call
Virsinio's Largest Chain Sow
DeoIer
sHANABERGER & SONS
Ri. 46O Eost-Phone 998
FormviIIe, Virginia
Lown Down Payments
Eosy Terms
PUPPIES-Cocker Spaniels, black,
brown. beige, purebred and some
Axe registered Mrs. Morgan
Turner, Burkeville. Va. Phone
OH, 6-l9-4t
HOUSES rooms and bath, hot
water heater, oil circulator, vene-
tain blinds $4,000. Richard Inge,
phone IT'S w. 6-19-2t
ATTRACTIVE cabin on Trees
Lake, Cumberland county. Only
three years old. For further de-
tails contact. Kenneth L. Jones.
County Bank.
6-19-4t
- Electrified reed
organ, mahogany chest. biacK
formica table, trundle bed. Wins
ton Noel. Fayette St. 6-l9-2p
SOY BEAN Wilson So 90 per
bushel. N. r. Patrick, Columbia,
Virginia. 6-3-ilp
STOVEWOOD: Dry kiEdllng
blocks and stove length. Special
prices for quantity orders. Buffalo
Shook Co. l2-9-u
BEDROOM SUITE Mahogany,
S pieces and mattress and springs
$50 Phone 8l4 6-l5-tf
FARMS tobacco farms 240 acres
1O3i allotment. barns. modern
house. two tenant houses. $50
open, fine pasture. Near Lawren-
ceville, good road, excellent buy.
Dixie Realty, 1914 Hull. Rich
mond call 63l72. 6-l5-3t
CORNER LOT on LOngWood
Avenue, 78 300. Call 655M.
6-.5-tf
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SERVICES

DOES your car need to be wash
ed? Complete washing and waxing
job only 85c We furnish materials.
Call l047-M 6-22-lp
WINDOWS washed cheaply. Call
1O47-M for estimates. 622-lp
GET your grass cut very cheaply
Call 1047-M Immediately. 6-22-lp
CARPENTRY - building. repairs
painting. Free estimates. d. L.
Orr. Farmville TAT. 6-22-2pF
~~~~-~----
BUTCHERING, meat processing,
deep freeze supplies Burgers Mar
ket. Farmville. Va. 3-16-2Op(F)
~~~~
LET SLAYTON AND LACKEY
drill your we'll We drill old wells
deeper. Write or phone M. H.
Slayton, 1925 RX. Farmville,
Route 2 for estimate. 6-8-8p(F)
~~~~~~~
POWER and Hand Mowers sharp
ened and repaired. Call us for
pickup. Motley Hdwe. Co, phone
302. 5-4-tf
DITCHING let Us dig your
bitches. septic tanks. etc. by ma
chine. especially designed for that
purpose. Rural work solicited.
PItney Plumbing and Heating
Phone 483. Farmville. Va. 4-2l-tf
UNCOMFORTABLE won
derful in any weather with Spen-
GER light weight cotton mesh foun-
dation girdleS. Mrs. Putney, regis
tered corSetiere. phone 468.
6-l5-6p
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STORE HOUSE A At Rice. Va.
now occupied by Weaver Bondu-
rant Company. possession Jan
uay /, 1857. WIN consider selling
Apply to Mrs. Claude Bradshaw
Phone 30l3-M, Rice Va. G-22 -4tpF
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-06-22
USED CARS
Hot Weather
Bargains

1855 CHEVROLET
Del Roy, 2 door sedan. Black
and white finish. Power glide.
Rodio and Heater, Low mil
eoee
1854 oLDSMOBILE
Holiday Coupe Hydromotic
Transmission. Ivory & Blue
finish. White sidewuIl tires
ecelIent condition.
1853 PONTIAC
Chieftoin 5. Automatic Irons
mission. Rodio ond Heater
1851 STUDEBAKER
Lond Cruiser, Aut o m cite
transmission. Rodio ond Heat
er.
1850 CHEVROLET
a door sedan. Blue finish tx
Cellent condition.
1850 CHEVROLET
4 door Sedan, 2lO series. Com
Plete With oil accessories.
TRUCKS
1851 CHEVROLET
! ton pickup. Heater. Low
mileaqe One owner
Very clean
1881 INTERNATIONAL
y ton pickup. very clean.
Good tires.
1949 CHEVROLET
81 ton pickup One owner
Low miIeoqe. Oversize 8 ply
tires Helper springs.
Also q good selection Of
budget priced cars. All mod
els and oil mokes. Come ond
see.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-06-22

S25 REWARD for information on
person or persons stealing $50
cinder blocks from my lot Min
wood Road. T, w Smith. 6-22-1t
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-06-22
1851 INTERNATIONAL

y ton pickup, very clean.
Good tires.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-06-22
TRUCKS
1851 CHEVROLET

ton pickup, Heoter Low
mileage. One owner
Very clean
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-06-22

MAN experienced service station
man. Tom Webster. Amoco Ser
vice Station, 30 E. Third St.
Phone 172, Night 846. Farmville
Va. o-l9-2t
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-06-22

ingham.
JOHN c. SPENCER. Clerk
9. NJ. ROGERS, p. a.,
Buckingham, Virginia
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-06-22

Also q good selection Of
budget priced cars. All mod
els and oil mokes. Come ond
see.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-06-22
104o CHEVROLET

81 ton pickup One owner
Low miIeoge. Oversize 8 ply
tires Helper springs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-05
Medical
School Shifts


Capt. Calvin B. Galloway, a
Navy doctor since he received his
medical degree in 1880. took COM
mand today of the Naval Medi-
cal School at Bethesda Naval
Hospital.
He succeeds Capt. Guy E.
Stair who has a new assignment
lat the Bureau of Medicine and
Surgery.
Capt. Galloway came to the
school command from Cairo.
where he led a Navy medical
research unit. The unit launched
programs of research in collabo-
ration with the Egyptian govern
ment, World Health Organiza-
ton and International Corpora
ton Administration.
He was commissioned a lieu
tenant g.. g. in the Navy upon
receiving his physicians degree
lat the University Of Michigan.
After interneship at the Ports
mouth (Va.) Naval Hospital. he
had sea duty aboard the USS
Panay in the Yangtze patrol.
Later he was battalion surgeon
with a Marine regiment In
Shanghai.
His World War II service in
|cluded two years with the I'd
Marine Division.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-05
Yorboroueh Won't
Contest DonieI Victory

AUSTIN, Tex, Sept. S (P).-
Ralph Marlborough announced
yesterday he will not contest
Senator Price Daniels apparent
victory in the recent runoff
primary for the Democratic
nomination for Governor-of
Texas. ~
There was speculation that
Mr.. Yarborough's statement ac-
tually was a concession of de-
feat to pave the way for his an
nouncement as a candidate for
the United States Senate-when
Senator Daniel resigns.
But the former Austin dis
trict judge refused to say as
much.
Mr.. Marlborough trailed SEN
ator Daniel by 3,343 votes in the
latest unofficial count.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-05
Bible to Oppose Young
In Nevada Senate Race

RENO. Sept. 5 tP.-Demo-
cratic Senator Alan Bible and
Republican Representative Clifton
Young will tussle for a Nevada
Senate seat next November as
q result of yesterdays primary
election.
Mr.. Young, 33, had a free
ride in his bid for the G.. o. p.
nomination to the Senate. The
A. year old Senator Bible
cfushed his three opponents by
an almost Al margin. Two years
ago, Senator Bible was elected
70 complete the late Senator
BAT McCarran's term.
Mr.. Young decided to try for
Che Senate only after Senator
Bible announced last winter he
Was quitting politics.
When Senator Bible later
changed his mind, the resent
Thent was not confined to Re-
publicans. The three Democrats
Who were contending for nomi-
nation to Senator Bibles seat
also were unhappy.
With an estimated IS per cent
of the votes counted. Senator
Bible tailed 23.646. State Sen
ator B. Mahlon Brown of Las
Vegas was far back with $500,
followed by Attorney General
Harvey Dickerson of Las Vegas.
2.376. and Julien Sourwine of
Reno, 1857. Sourwine, former
chief counsel to the Senate In
ternal Security Subcommittee,
campaigned on an anti-Com-
munist platform.
Ex-Representative Walter Bar
ing. As. Reno, appeared to have
made a comeback in his bid for
the Democratic nomination to-
the States only seat in the
House, from which he was ousted
by Mr.. Young four years ago.
The Republican nomination.
will hang in the balance until
final votes from remote precincts
are tabulated, perhaps late to-
day.
Mr.. Barring had 11,770 votes to-
1888 for Las Vegas City Attorney
Howard Cannon, 1882 for Miss
NADIA Noyakovich of Reno, 1894
for Assembly Speaker Cyril Bas-
tan of Caliente and 3.035 for
wealthy Reno widow Eugenia
Clair Smith.
For the G. o. P. House NOM
nation, Yerington newspaper
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generally as having done his job
well as an intelligent and capa-
bic White House staff officer.
Not Serious Mistake"
Mr.. Hagerty was asked later If
he agreed with Mr.. Fritchey that
he had made a serious mistake
yesterday.
He replied that he did not
think so. But he added:
Il have had a chance today,
however, to read the full text
of Mr.. Stevenson's speech and
the full text Of the New York
Times statement and ] sgree
with the New York Times state
ment."
He told a questioner that he
probably" would not have made
his statement yesterday if he
had read the full text of Mr..
Stevenson'S remarks at that
time.
But he said he still would rot
change his remarks about the
Democratic Party.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-05
.HdgerfyA Agrees
Times Review
Was Unfair

White House Press Secretary
James c. Hagerty said today he
agrees with a New York Times
statement that a Times Review
of the Week report on Adlai
Stevenson's campaign comments
was unfair" to the Democratic
presidential candidate.
Mr.. Hagerty insister, however,
that he did not think he made
a serious mistake in using the
Times report yesterday in a
statement accusing the Demo-
Gratis of seeming Ito welcome
and look for isolated instances
Of misery among the American
people"
Mr.. Hagerty yesterday quoted
two sentences from the New
York Times Sunday Review of
the Week reporting on Steven
son comments in Chicago. The
quotation was:
GAN the news is good he (Mr.
Stevenson) said. There was
serious unemployment in New
Mexico. Detroit and Southern
Illinois,"
Hagerty's Comment
Mr.. Hagerty commented: 1T
seems to me rather peculiar to
say the least" for a presidential
candidate ito think that unem-
ployment. no matter how small,
is good news"
In Chicago Mr.. Stevenson's
press secretary. Clayton Fritchey
said Mr.. Hagerty made "a serious
mistake" in releasing false
construction" of Mr.. Stevenson's
remarks.
The New York Times later
issued statement saying its
report was unfair to Mr.. Ste
venson" due to IAN unfortunate
inversion of his remarks"
Mr.. Fritchey said in Chicago
that Mr.. Stevenson's good news
remark about political develop
ments had no relation whatever
to his references at another point
to some instances of unemploy-
ment.
President Eisenhower referred
all questions about the matter
at his news conference today to
Mr.. Hagerty, whom he described
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-05

Like jewels in o perfect setting,
the urns on tools and ondirons
oleom VivoeiousIy to hiohIioht q
perfect bIock-o n d.
bross ensemble. 7 -anr
motched pieces----- FS.o3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-05

publisher Walter Cox, SIS, held
a minute 13-vote lead over po-
litical novice Richard Horton, a
30-year-old Reno attorney. Mr..
Cox led, 6.740 to 6,727. Vernon
Petersen of Mason, a political
unknown, and Owen Woodruff of
Las Vegas. a perennial loser,
trailed far behind with 1871 and
1857. respectively.
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existing decorative schemes TO establish exciting
new ones Come in and see 38 beautiful deos!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-05

You con nsoI it without drilling holes It's adaptable
to fit almost any fireplace Furnished in different lengths
and adjustable widths. Cleaning black curtains drope
gracefully from ornamental solid bross top strip Pull
choins of solid bross, too. Yes, YOU can install it!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-05
A New Curtain Screen
That You Can Install

Something entirely different in the woy of an ottochobIe
screen and handsome addition to any fireplace.
It can be installed by you in few minutes No pro-
tessonol tools necessary Best of o holes to drill