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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-26
jefferson

! Mr.. and Mrs Aubrey Smith. o!
Bon Air. spent las. Monday with Mr.
and Mrs. W. c. Kirby Oh their re-
turn to their hotIle from q trip Ia
!! Detroit. Mich.
mir. and Mrs. W. c. Kirby and
Mrs Margaret Miller, Of Richmond,
scent las. Tuesday in 1ocklies. clos
Ing their cabin for the winter
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Miller. Of
Baltimore. Md. and Mr.. and Mrs.
M. NJ. Miller, OF Richmond. spen.
Wednesday with the W. G. Kirbys.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver c. Lippy. and
family, spent last Saturday in Rich
mond Their son. Billy West. stayed
over Saturday visiting his aunt,
Miss Lenora Percy. Billy and Le-
nora came up Sunday morning: Le-
nora also visiting her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. S. F. PieIcy.
Woods Visit Relatives
Mrs. Tommy Wood and sons.
Mark and Barry. were last Sunday
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. N. Pitts.
That afternoon they all drove to
Bremo Bluff to see Mr.. and Mrs.
W. z. Patterson and L. w. Apper-
son. They visited other relatives in
New Canton before returning home.
Mrs Herbert Kruger. Of Powha-
tan. was present at the November
meeting Of the jefferson Home
Demonstration club to discuss the
topic for the month. Consumer
Education Buying How to
buy - What to buy = How to use
credit"
Many people In this community
have been on the sick list during
the past few weeks with some type
LOT "flu." Those most recently con-
fined to their homes are Mrs w. T.
Williams. Donald Ray williams.
several members OF the Chrisley
family and Mrs. Fred Ship.
Postmaster Attends Meeting
Mrs. Eulalia H. Perkins. post
master at jefferson. was among the
group attending "a recent special
meeting of postmasters at Ashland
Mrs. E. r. Hicks was in Gooch-
land last Monday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. A. G.. Smith, where
they spent some time working on
programs for the week Of prayer
service for the Lottie Moon foreign
mission Christmas Offering. Deem
Der rs. Meetings will be held in
the homes OF the Mamie Bland
David circle and WINS members OF
Fine Greek Baptist church on Mon
day, Tuesday, Thursday and Fri
day. On Wednesday night at 7..3o
pm, meeting will be held at the
church. thus completing a week of
service.
On Thursday night of last week,
meeting was held in the home of
r. A. Cosby. chairman of nominal
ing committee of Fine Creek Bap-
fist church, to bring in a slate of
officers for 1858 for both church and
Sunday school, Other members Of
the committee attending were Mrs.
A. G. Smith and Mrs E. r. Hicks.
Us well as advisors, Rev. John
Chafee and Clinton Williams, super
intendent Of Sunday School.
Monday night, Nov 10, another
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-26

visited Mr.. and Mrs. Winbern Jen-
kins at Rice Sunday afternoon
Nh and Mrs. A. c. Mann visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mann Sunday
afternoon
Douglas Hamlet caught his left
hand in the combine last Tuesday
and had to be taken to Grace Hos
pital in Richmond where one OF his
fingers had to be taken off.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louie OvertoTl. Of
Victoria, visited Mr.. and Mrs
Hiram Foernan and Mr.. and Mrs.
Leslie Meador last Friday after
noon and was supper guest Of Miss
Emma Rucker and her brother.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-26
! r.of a.ss.aiiu1cirs L. gooi health

l. nj s.s,adaciv$ ID gooi health
Mr. and; Mrs. Bernard Waltfall
of Richmond. visited Mrs. Beulai
WalthalI Oh Sunday, Her daughter
came from Richmond on Friday and
spent the Week END as usual.
Mr.. and airs. Delmas A. Bottoms
and family. moved recently to STRAIT
tons To be with DR. and Mrs. j. G
Loving TlMy owned the hong near
here formerly the home Of Mir and
Mrs. Charles Ashburner
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doris, who taught homo 49, -
al Powhatan- They have q con ana
a daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer W. Nichols,
of Richmond. visited relatives here
last Sunday They had recently re-
turned from . short vacation st
Naes Head
mir. and Mrs f.etlie Mason. oi
Charleston. W Va. recently visited
Mr.. and Mrs. I. l.. Mason, Jr AZ
the Glebe.
The annual Injecting Of The Powha-
tan Red Cross chapter was held
November 10.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-26
Amelia THANKSGIVING
Service Wednesday

The Amelia county community
THANKSGIVING service will be held
at Christ Episcopal churcr 4 \
ia, on Thanksgiving eve, Wedi1es-
day, Nov. 81. at 7:30 p. m.
The Rev. John Dozier, pastor of
the Pine Grove Presbyterian
church. will conduct the service,
assisted by the Rrv. Ray r. Jenk-
ms, pastor Of Trinity Methodist
hurch. and the Rev. Wilson n
Stltt rector Of the host church.
The collection viii Y u
eedy families in the community.
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Marion ana Roy Shiver and Kitty

Marion ana Roy Shiver and Kitty
Mas SILVER. u Richmond. visited
Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Swami Sunday
Visitors to Mrs. Nellie Cole Sat
lurday and Sunday were Willie and
Milton Cole and Mr.. and Mrs. Mon.
tell Cole. and family. OF RichItond.
Those OH the sick list now are
Mrs. Frances PalrnDre. Floyd Pal
mere. Joyce Cosby and Mrs. Lille
DeNoon.
Carlton Steger, Of Hampton. spen'
TIE week end With M and Mrs.
]. I. DeNOon.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-26
M;~d77
Am0NEY-inEAD" CONTEST

Go into your Plymouth Dealers and ask him
for contest blank. You don't have to be a
mental giant to shoot for the big money. This
contest is FUN, and it's easy
You simply unscramble seven easy words and
terms, like the one you see in the example to
the right Then add your own short version Of
why you'd be money ahead in q So Plymouth
Believe Us, there are plenty Of good reasons
YOU can use: Torsion-Aire, Total Contact
Brakes, Silver Dart Style, Push Button
Unscranble or scramble Nv but you better not
afnble = to your Plymouth Dealer soon. The
fun starts Monday, Nov Is.
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Powhatan News

w.. Nelson Worsham. formerly OF
Powhatan and employed by the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Com.
pahy. sas recently Appointed assls.
tati bsslgst director, construction
ard maintenance, With heatiq lartars
at H,intlnRtons ". Va he Is tn
500 Of An ahd Mrs A II. Wor
sham: A. graduate ai Powhatan
High School. where he was star
athlete, He married the former
Margaret Armbruster. Of Max Mea-
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important meeting Of the Fine
Greek Baptist church was held at
7:30 pm. at the Church, the budget
committee to plan and prepare 4
budget for 1864. Those present ID
discuss this were Rev. John Chafee
pastor: r. A. Cosby. chairman,
board Of deacons: Clinton Williams
superintendent Of Sunday school
&c. B. DeNoon. clerk: A. G. Smith.
treasurer. and Mrs. A. G. Smith.
president OF the Woman's Mission
airy Union.
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The monthly meeting Of Powhatan
Masonic lodge viii b. held Tuesday
night. with work In one Of the de-
grees.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-06-07

home on Sunday for picnic. At
tending were Mr. and Mrs. Rollin
Sherwood, Mr.. and Mrs. Elton Ro-
by and Tom, Mrs. Mary Roby, Mr..
and Mrs. Lloyd Roby, Bennie and
Nancy, Mr. and Mrs. Neal Sher-
wood, Mr.. and Mrs. John Walker,
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Smith, Marlin
and Mel, MIR. and Mrs. VIM Pors-
chet, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lom-
bard. Maryesther and Joella, Mr..
and Mrs. Raymond Lucas and
granddaughter, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Lucas.
The Canaan Country Farm Bur-
eau Council met Monday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Bowser
at Grove City.
Mrs. Della Strawser spent Sun
day and Monday, Mrs. Afford Wal
ker Sunday afternoon, and Mr..
and Mrs. Wilbur Beane Thursday
and Friday with Mrs. S. P. Car
penter.
The Rev. and Mrs. George Capps
and children were last Sunday din
ner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Vaughn
Hughes.
Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Herman Hammond and sons were
Mrs. Hammond's grandmother,
Mrs. Mike Kline and sons of Cleve-
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hughes of
Amlin were Thurs day supper
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Vaughn
Hughes.
Miss Villa Rowe of Algier spent
the weekend with Miss Charlene
HenniS. On Sunday they, with
three other former classmates at
the Business School, and Mrs. Hen
mis- attended the wedding of Miss
June Francis and Hans Wooster at
Amanda. Miss Francis also attend
ed the same school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Weeks and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Boyd attend
ed the wedding of Don Krieger at
Obetz on Sunday.
Mr.. VIM. Baker spent last week
at Mesick, Michigan. Mrs. Baker
and sons spent the weekend at
Colon, Michigan and Mr.. Baker re-
turned home with them. They re-
port good catch of fish and some
mushrooms, too.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Boggs and
Bill were at Greenfield attending
the Highland County Beagle Club
Field Trial
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Converse, Joy,
Kathy, Jimmy, and Joan spent last
week in Florida. Carol spent the
week with Mrs. Julia Walker.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-06-07

attending school at the st. Aloysi-
Gus Academy at New Lexington, is
spending her summer vacation at
the Herman Hammond home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Fry and Mari
anne and Vic Valentine, were Sun
day dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Colegrove and family at
Redwood.
Mrs. George Harper and Mrs.
Mary Roby spent Monday with
Mrs. Louise Priest at Johnstown,
the occasion being Mrs. Priests
birthday
Guests at the Neal Sherwood
home Monday evening to celebrate
Mrs. Sherwood's birthday were:
Mr.. and Mrs Elton Roby and Tom,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jock Roby and Pat
ii, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Roby and
daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Lombard and Joella, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Hennis and Roby, Mr.. and
Mrs John Walker, Mrs. Ed Burn
side and granddaughter, Barbara
Bugg.
Miss Barbara Ann Bugg of Rich
wood has been visiting her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Burnside.
Miss Phyllis Synonds of Jack
son Center was an overnight guest
Thursday at the Rollin Sherwood
home to visit also with Mr.. and
Mrs. Wayne Becker and son, Gary.
The Beckers returned to their
home at Hilliard on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Pennington
of North Lewisburg called on Mr..
and Mrs. Rollin Sherwood, Decora-
ton Day.
A 10 ID. OF. son was born May
31St to Mr. and Mrs. Willis Harper
at Mt. Carmel Hospital. The little
fellow has been named Charles
Walter.
Following their custom of many
years, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Lucas,
Rt. 4 London, invited members of
their Farm Bureau Group to their
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-06-07
Madison Local
MRS. ROBERT TREHEARNE
PHONE UL 2-2632

Miss Joyce Finchum was the
honored guest at a bridal shower
held May 29th at the home of Miss
Sylvia Archer with Miss Pat Ryan
as co-hostess. The room was bea-
utifully decorated in pink and
green. An umbrella frame dotted
with pale pink roses and wreath
of green leaves was used in the
center of the table and underneath
laid the many lovely gifts. Sew
eral games were played and prizes
were won by Mrs. Harold Jones,
Mrs. Robert Wakeman, Mrs. En-
NETT Ryan, Mrs. Carl Archer and
Miss Joyce Finchum. Those show
ering the bride-to-be with lovely
gifts were: Mrs. David Smith, Mrs.
Harold Jones, Mrs. Robert Wake
man, Miss Elsie Fout, Miss Phyllis
Foster, Miss Thelma Grace Finch
um, Mrs. Vernon Bruce, Miss Bet
ty Archer, Mrs. Lonzo Finchum,
Mrs. William II o col m b, Mrs.
James Murry, Mrs. Carl Archer,
Jeff and Rickie Finchum. Gifts
were sent by: Mrs. Kenneth Ref
fit, Mrs. Richard Cotterman, Mrs.
Glenn Jenkins, Miss Faye Jenkins,
Mrs. Ralph Little, Mrs. Robert
Dawning. Mrs. Rose Mary Hender-
ly, Mrs. Marvin Flanagan, Sharon.
Bob and Christie Holcomb and
Junior Borders.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Trehearne.
Jimmy and Penny and Mrs. Ire
hearne's mother, Mrs. Walter
Lochbaum, were guests on the
Ruth Lyons $3.50 club Friday.
May 31st. Mr.. Trehearne and Mrs.
Lochbaum both received prizes a.
warded for the lucky numbers of
the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Laird, n.
Madison Road entertained with a
dinner party and cards, Saturday,
June 1st. Prizes for cards were
won bv John Buehl, high mans
score: Betty Stewart high woman's
score: most Zones, Robert Ire
hearne. Fnioving most delicious
dinner together were: Mr.. and
Mrs. John Buehl Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Deck. Mr.. and Mrs Lois Nc
Fadden. Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
7 aniran, Mr.. and Mrs. Neb Stew
nrt. Mr.. and Mrs. Hartford Turvy,
Mr. and Mrs Robert Trehearne
and the Lairds.
Mrs. Ruth Wilson. Mrs. Marie
iDpencott and Mrs Mildred Tra-
hearne All from Madison County.
met with four ladies from Licking
County on Monday. June 3rd 70
complete further plans for the Ma
tional Home Demonstrate Meet
ing which is Sept 9Th. 9, 10, 18th
at Ohio State University. Remem-
ber the State Home Demonstration
Meeting is Monday, June 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. James L. Hunter
entertained the Farm Bureau
Council No. l on Friday, Nav 31st.
After a business meeting delicious
refreshments were served to: Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Hunter and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. George Ropp,
Mrs. Jessie Morrison, Mr.. Lester
Gates and Jeri, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Kelley and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Cord, Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
ry Sheridan and sons, Mrs. Harold
Blain and children, Mr.. and Mrs.
Max Dunkle and Bobby and the
James Hunters.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-06-07
CANAAN TWP.
COMMUNITY NEWS
Martha Roby Reporter
sle DARBY BAPTIST CHURCH

NtNSt STNF 10 SflOhSAs
Cradle Roll Gas AN.
Sunday School 9:45 AM.
Junior Church 1920 AM.
Worship Service 1920 AM
500 PM.
Birthdays Mrs. Ben Straley :
Kenneth Slyh
Pins Mrs. Capps,6 month and
Bennie Roby, year
Children's Day will be observed
next Sunday, June 9th.
Missionary Meeting on Tuesday
evening, June 18th, at the home of
Mrs. Donald BoggS with Mrs. AL
Farmwald assistant hostess. Mrs.
Julia Walker is the program lea
der, the theme being Treasure,
New and Old" The roll call is
Project or Program Enjoyed
Most"
Big Darby B.Y.F. enjoyed a piz-
"a party at the church Friday eve
ming. Original plans called for ten
mis-, volley ball, and other outdoor
games. but because of the rain the
party was held in the community
room.
Vic Valentine of Kenton is
spending week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Fry and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert f. West
and daughters spent Thursday with
the Rev. and Mrs. Stanley West
and son at Winchester, Ohio.
The Canaan Mothers Club is
planning an ice-cream social on
June 21st. More details will be
given in this column later.
Miss Linda Finger, who has been
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IHoifo School Tops
ISwope Requests

NEW YORK. Dec. 4 R.-
Gerard Swope. former president
of the General Electric Co.
who died November 20 at 81
left the bulk Of his estate. esti-
mated at several million dol
lars. for the benefit of the
Technion-IsraeI Institute OF
Technology in Haifa.
Mr.. Swope. who also was
chairman OF the New York City
Housing Authority. said in his
will filed for probate yesterday
that he had provided amply for
his children and employees in
his lifetime.
After several requests, the
largest of which was 100000,
he directed that the rest of his
estate go to the American So
'ciety for the Haifa Institute.
He had q lifelong interest in
advanced education for all and
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mot always agree with and
could not publicly oppose"
Mr.. Blair said Mr.. Steven
son would prefer TO put more
stress on economic and political
aspects Of NATO cooperation
Than the administration. This.
Mr.. Stevenson believes. would
avoid emphasizf2g only the
purely negative" military
aspects.
Ends Work Next Week
Mr.. Stevenson now expects 10
wind up his work as q consult
ant TO the State Department by
the middle Of next week when
Secretary Of State Dulles Is due
70 leave washington for pre-
summit conferences with For
eign Ministers IN Europe.
Mr.. Stevenson will go 70 New
York this week end TO MI q
speaking engagement on Mon
day. but he will not discuss
NATO affairs. Mr.. Blair said.
He then expects TO return to
the State Department Tuesday
and he may wind up his work
Wednesday.
MIR. Stevenson's decision not
to 90 TO Paris was regarded
in washington rs q sig
nal that the Democratic Party
intends 10 make administra-
ton defense policies q major
campaign issue In 1858 and
1860.
Dulles Sounds Regrets
i Shortly after Mr.. Steven
sons rejection. Secretary Dulles
issued a statement OF regret.
II regret" he said. that
Gov. Stevenson does not feel
that he can appropriately at
tend the NATO meeting in
Paris. President Eisenhower
has asked me to express on
his behalf. and l also express
on my own behalf. our appre-
citation Of Gov. Stevenson's
contribution Of time and effort
TO the development Of this Gov
ernment's position for the
forthcoming NATO meeting.
His suggestions have been and
will be given most careful con-
sideration."
Mr.. Stevenson'S decision and
the administrations acceptance
Of II as final thus brings to-
ward q close the Presidents
biggest adventure in biparti-
sanship.
Il would be without authority
and necessarily Identified with
decisions l might not always
agree with and could not pub
licly oppose" the former Illi-
nois Governor said in o state
ment issued from his temporary
State Department ONCE. Il do
not wish thereby to inhibit or
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clined the bid through Secre-
tary Dulles. who informed Mr.
Eisenhower.
This was characteristic OF
the confusion that has sur
rounded his experience here az
q special consultant TO Mr.
Dulles. At first. Mr.. Hagerty
said Mr.. Stevenson had de-
clined to accept the post he
has held since November 10. A
few days later. there was an
other mixup and he was pri-
vately sworn into his s50-a-
day job. He had agreed to COM
ment on policy as It was being
formulated and to do mission
airy work for proposals he
agreed with.
Mr.. Stevenson will wind up
his chores at the State Depart
ment in q week or 10 days.
In his statement. Mr.. Steven
son said. Il undertook this task
as a patriotic duty. and / will
consider my assignment CON-
pleted after / have studied all
the proposals. expressed my
views. and made my recommen.
dations to Secretary Dulles"
Approves Most Proposals
He also said he was grateful
TO Mr.. Eisenhower and Mr.
Dulles for the appointment and
for the further confidence i'm
| plicit in the Presidents sue-
gestion that / attend the NATo
meeting in Paris"
I Mr.. Stevenson was not avail.
able to answer questions about
Just which proposals have moi
won his approval.
In his statement he said
while. Of course. there are
differences between US, ! do mol
wish to leave the impression Of
disagreement with our proposed
positions at the meeting. On
the contrary. I agree with most
Of them"
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mislead my friends here or
abroad"
Through White House Press
Secretary James C. Hagerty
the President expressed his APP
probation to Mr.. Stevenson for
his assistance in preparing the
American position.
MFR Stevenson's construc-
tive suggestions have been most
helpful" Mr.. Hagerty told re-
porters in q 'late-afternoon
press conference.
Bid From President
Mr.. Eisenhower issued the in
vitation yesterday morning In
such a way that Mr.. Stevenson
wasn't quite sure whether he
had been invited or not.
II would be happy II you
would come TO Paris II you
could" Mr.. Eisenhower said tc
his rival Of two campaigns.
Mr.. Stevenson told reporter.
who crowded around him as HI
left the White House that he
wasn't sure that this was ar
invitation. When this point val
clarified. Mr.. Stevenson de-
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2 Ships Roce Hurricane
To Helpless Freighter

iis-foot Margarita Chandris
reported yesterday that she
was "out Of control" near hur-
ricane Nina in the mid-Pacific
The Weather Bureau said the
helpless freighter. buffeted by
50-knot winds. and flashing
waves. would be driven into ths
hurricanes center by early
morning. The ship was ilo
miles west northwest Of Nina i
center. with the storm heading
west at 8 to 10 m.p.h. and the
freighter drifting south.
The ship did not list her
damages.
Also speeding to the ana OF
the Margarita Chandris was the
Coast Guard cutter winnebaeo
but the freighter was some 500
miles distant when the cutter
left Honolulu.
Awaiting the freigtter at the
hurricanes center were gusts
up to 90 knots, the Whether
Bureau reported.
The ship was sailing in ballast
without cargo. Thus she rode
higher and offered q large
target for the battering Of hur-
ricane Nina. which hit the Ha-
waiian Islands Sunday night
and Monday morning.
The 3.364-ton freighter had
been scheduled TO make Homo
lulu at Q am. Il pm. EST
yesterday.
The Marearita Chandris was
built In 1920 at Pensacola, Fla,
and was FIRST named the Rock
port. She is owned by the Chan
dfiG ENGLAND ffA ~EY
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Venezuela Buys CottIe

CARACAS. - Venezuela is
importing Brangus cattle from
the United States for improv-
ing and developing the beef
and dairy cattle Of Tachira
State in the Andean region.
Brangus cattle. black and horn
less. are three-eighths Brsh.
man and five-eighths Angus.
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rejected President Eisenhower's
invitation TO attend the NATo
summit meeting in Paris the
middle Of this month unless
there are compelling develop
ments."
!. He explained that he would
have no authority as q member
OF the American delegation and
he would necessarily" be iden-
tified with decisions I might
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The two-ume Democratic
mood. Mr.. Blair reported today.
Is not one that Mr., Stevenson
would describe as critical" Of
phases Of the NATO program
now being put together In the
State Department.
Rejects Bid to Farley
Rather. Mr.. Blair explains.
Mr.. Stevenson has differences
on where the emphasis should
lie"
Mr.. Stevenson late yesterday
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HONOLULU. Dec. 4 R.-
Two ships raced q hurricane
today TO reach the crippled
Greek freighter Margarita
Chandris. being blown relent-
lessly toward the storms center.
The cargo-liner President
Monroe and the Navy ammuni-
ton ship Rainier were heading
for the freighter. The Mar
garita Chandris was believed TO
carry q crew Of IS 70 40.
The two ships were diverted
into the storm area when the
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HI Nv EANAA|G - hAAb ~
Washington, d. c. 80
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER &. 1857
In the struggle Of IsraeI's insti-
buttons Of higher learning.
Mr.. Swope also left $100. 900
to Bryn Mawr College in Penn
sylvania, to be added TO the
Mary Hill Swope Student Loan
Fund, named in honor OF his
late wife: $4,000 to the Col
lege Of Physicians and Sur
geons. Columbia University. for
research in arteriosclerosis,
and $4,000 TO the American
Friends Service Committee.
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Stevenson to Withhold
NATO Plan Criticism

Ada Stevenson plans to make public criticism Of the
Eisenhower administrations to evitase NATO at
least until the Paris summit meeting Of NAro heads of
eminent Is completed according 70 his law partner William
Blair.
The txo-time nencratic nredential nonineas nreaent
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presIdential nomlnee's present