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SERVICES


BUTCHERING meat process
ing deep FreeAe supplies Burgers
Market. Farmyille. Va. 9-20-llp F
HAIR CUTS: Z price, Wednes-
days only The Vanity Beauty
Shop phone 800. Farmville. Wa.
9-6-tf
WELL DRILLING T. We drill old
wells deeper. Now equipped to
drill a., and 5 5 rs in water wells
we use galvenized steel casing
Three machines for better service
Terms can be arranged Write Of
,all for free estimates Phone
1895 Farmville Well Drilling
9-l7-tf
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PROPERTY =. LIST your farm,
home, business tor cumberland
with me todaE Have local and
out Of town buyers. Landon G.
Atkins. Realtor, Municipal Bldg
Farmville. Virginia. Phone BOOM
or 1888 5-24-tf I'D
WANTED 80 PIANOS: Turn your
pianos into cash Discount New
ana USED Furniture CO.. phone
1888 5-l4-tf
LOGS Veneer logs, birch. pop
lal sweet gunl white oak de-
hsered to Panaplsa For prices and
specifications sne MT Terry All
pamplin yard 9-20-8tp
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Pursuant 10 the authority vest
cd in the State Mix Commission
Of Virginia BY Article ? Chapter
IL Of Title 3 Of the Code of Viz
9lnia of 1850. as amended. and as
a result Of requests of certain dis
trIbutors Of milk products in the
State Of Virginia. the State MIX
Commission Of Virginia viii con
duct public hearing in the
AUDITORIUM OF the VIRGINIA
DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS
CENTRAL OFFICE BUILDING.
1921 EAST BROAD STREET.
RICHMOND l9. VIRGINIA. com
menclng on the 2lst DAY OF OC-
TOBER, 1857. at $50 A. M. E.S.
T for the purpose of considering
an adjustment in the maximum
wholesale prices OF milk
The following markets will be
considered i'll the order named
Altavista. Arlington Alexandria
Brunswick Greensville Meek
lenbure Chatham. Corlngton-
Clifton Forge, Danyille. Farmville,
Fredericksburg Front Royal
Strasburg Middletown Harrison
burg Br!dgewater. Kilmarnock-
Reedville lexington Buena Vista,
Luray Elkton Shenandoah
Lynchburg, Manassas. Martins
vile. Roanoke. South Boston Hal
lax. Staunton, Tappahannock-
WarshaW TideWater. Waynesboro
Winchester. II each market. dis
tilbutors and any other Interested
party viii be allowed to present
any releVent evidence in the
aforementioned order
\ STATE MILK COMMISSION
\ JOHN w. OWEN. Secretary
1914 II
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Order Of Publication

OtQtI OF fuDllcalloN
EULA p. WTNFRFF. ana others
Defendants
the object III this Suit IL to sen
the real estate of Eula 3 Winfree
an incompetent person. situate in
Giles District. al Chula. Amelia
County, Virginia. and reinvest the
proceeds, and IL appearing Nv af-
fidavit filed iii this cause that
there are parties defendant who
are not residents of this State,
and that there are parties de-
PENDANT whose whereabouts are
unknown and due diligence has
been used BY or Oh behalf Of tile
complainant TO ascertain in what
county or corporation such parties
are, without success. and that
there may be unknown heirs of
w. r. Dunnavant and Martha
Scott Dunnavant, and also known
as Matte Scott Dunnavant. who
would be heirs Of Eula B VIM
tree II She We're dead Who are
made parties defendant under
the general term Of PARTIES
UNKNOWN 1t is therefore ord
cred that FANNIE S. MOSSBAR-
GER. ]. S. MOSSBARGER. MYR-
TIE DUNNAVANT. RUBY DUN
NAVANT and all unknown heirs
Of VI. r.. DUNNAVANT ana MAR
TIA SCOTT DUNNAVANT. also
known as MATTE SCOTT DUN
NAVANT who would be heirs OF
EULA p WINFREE. If she we're
dead who are made parties de-
fendant under the general term
Of PARTIES UNKNOWN do
appear IN the Clerk Office of
this Court. al Amelia Virginia
within ten days after due pubii-
cation Of this order and do what
! IS necessary to protect their i'll
/ terests in this suit.
7 is further ordered that this
order be published III the Farm
ville Herald. i newspaper of gen-
sfal circulation III Amelia Counts.
Virginia once week tor four sue
cesslve weeks.
s \. FARRAR. JR.. Clerk
VALENTINE M. SOUTHALL
Amelia Virginia
PEYTON q. JEFFERSON
Victoria. Virginia COUNSEL
9-l3-4t
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NOTICE

THE VANITY BEAUTY SHOP
VIII be open All day Wednesdays.
Phone $50 Farmville. Va. 9-6-tf
FOR PICK UP AND DELIVERY
on your power lawn mower 81
garden tractor call g98, Shana-
berger and Sons. Farmyille
7-19-tf (F)
FOR THE BEST BUYS on power
lawn mowers. chain saws, garden
tractors and all other small power
tools. on low easy terms. call 998.
Shanaberger, and Sons. Farmwlle.
7-f9-tf II
< p UR ONLY AUTHORIZED
dealer n this area for Homolite.
McCufloch Briggs and Stratton.
Clinton Lauson, REQ. Springfield
Porter Gable, Eska. Phone 9a8
Shanabefger and Sons. Farmville
7l9-tf IN
SALES will be discontinued at
Southside Livestock Market after
october All persons holding
checks aHe requested NJ present
them to bank for nayment lin
order VI close Book.
10-1-2t
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Cumberland III III IT. San
dav of sente.,her ,q5-.
4 rAPTFp
IL can,,i.t,,a,+
NJ v THOMAS ara nspToM
THOMAS NIL ,g1re
cl,mberland vs5.,rnis
P0BFPT THc,sfas
MD. VII. gs,,.',xo4.
Helen THDsras EP0l,fr .n4
THo,1ae Mp T,y,rr ,ar , a.lN'
AWAIT
594 70 1s2s1 Nh var,
Naw ynrr
pFAPT rHn,sAe r,I4.pt,r, !
aad Within tl.. af5r.r I l---
bisban5
New yart N,a. vort-
CHARLES " rJs,,arAs ard &c
eIr .r,5e1,. : ''isA'7 "ild h'9 I
B2a I# Fav+,.a A@a Brooyt,..
N4u yar.- IN
GFRTPrrTYF rHe ,N4As Wsaoa w
tb4 dece,saes wF,,i-,,, !, >.Ia.. :
All g7s Hs1et5a4 e-reat -,
oranae Mil, ref.a,
T4F RANI5 0rs ys,,5ut4a~aN
carnor,t+~-, 5t. e,-,.,4 I.',' N, 1
NATIVITY of tbal ,,,,a,,,', III " !
Vjrg3nja gIiaeo .i,i.inri,Sai Nv aee; ~.
is Al powh,,t il, ,.v.~af,,,.
HI VI pAPKFlp s,.tasI1 5'r'-'', Wei
Bark af Pr5,s@,sn p4.,.r1a,,s
Vjrair5a ans
the hejrs vi 9apot w,ii,.ra T.,
Thomas daeeasa,; .,,,d rha,,, ~
Frankston rieceA saa Yl,ot, nai,.'
drvisees or a.slggs a,,a s,ie,- a,t n I,
persons HHo aro o- ,,s, WI
teresrad ir tba a,,hiacr n,.t+a..
thIs si,jt Until s,a . ,,,'.s,.- -
AGAINST y5sr2 -t,IE.es IN ~ -
KNOWN
nato,,5..-..
Tha obiect os +i,ig ,ilt ,S n.a
move cIona o4 .itt. ii
tract i, raro-1 Tx .,ssN = q eei yam
78.5 acres lvjne /, IL ha,na :. ~
Madison District II r,,n,ha ii It'll 4
County, TjraInta fnrna ri,ioq a., ilila
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= 0Alatt OF the Cir
SIT Court. cf the County Of
Amelia On the 18th day Of Sen
TENDER, 1857
HENRY A. FOSTER
~ Order Of publication
FERCY TINSLEY q ais
Ihe object ot tais sult is u ef-
sect partition ri a certain tract 81
parcel Of land H. Leigh Magisterial
District. Amelia County Viroinia
q which Sidney Tinsley died
seised ana posSessed> CONSISTING If
forty f40l aore, III one III ,ha
hloaes prescribed by law. AID #
mat be impfacticable. to sell tha
same for 4 division Of the nros
ceeds Of sueil{ sale AMONGST the
paIties entitled thereto.
And an affidavit havina haan
maae that tale defendants. E.nest
llnsley, 1905 Nqbth 9TH stla st'
1 ,aa. Pa; Inez Montague
l lpoo Nofth 27sh Street, PhiIadel-
PAia n VinlaA Lipscomb aar
M 4 Avenue New York 81
= Nose Delaney. .Jr Nh
1 I olh CITY John Delaney. New
fofk C.ty OTIS Delaney Nc~
lolk citF st Clair DeIanev
Orange N. J, Ravn,oad l s,.ie,
1908 l78th s- .1ama.ca ~
Island, New York Irene Pride
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FOR SALE

4 bedrooms tut baths, OIL heat
large lot. Excellent close-in location
near Farmville schools and Long
wood College Under $4,000. Landol
G Atkins, Realtor, Farmville-
5-24-tf CT
r-r-r--,--,-r,- -
''f''7iios-ls = = iooiii e. 1is'i !
moou i-oo' ,, i9e ny 'oo ~ .
faIiilFliAe. MODERN hllcllei. OWL
sr leaving town. Price s8s5o. Lam
don q ATKINS, Realtor. Farmville
Virginia. Phone BOOM
FOR THE BEST in new power
lawn mowers its Eska. Call 1913,
V Shan.heranr ma Sans EarYnvilla
7-le-tf p,
LOT - one acre on paved road
near Abilene S125 90 Easy terms
randon Z; Atrins PeaItor Farr,-
vilIe virajnia 5-24-tf ~,
~~-~--
THE LEWIS Richardson proper
r. ,sstp q ,oan,s IA hatp ras
Iocatad nnlv 90o yardS west Of
rar,n,4lla grarn,rats iirpi+s s,,,t
abIa tor v,ib-I5iyisfan ! a,ras m
t,asss, s1lnt,,,ant passn,atla ~,
doi AthlllS' AuiilVlpal blag.'
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LOST AND FOUND

- --~----------- 49, -~7--~- -~-~~-
CHIHUAHUA LOST Ia
Wednesday n!eht 25th brown
arid white py tAe name of Pol
ly near Abilene Reward Notify
\ g Patterson Abilene Virginia
i0-4-lp
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VIRGINIA. In the Clerks office
Of the Circuit Court Of Amelia
County. this 9th das Of Septcm-
Der, 1857.
A. G. WOOITON, Committe Of
Eula 3 Winfree an incompe-
tent person
Complainant
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--,-,- MINK. INN p-,T1l -an,r
al,I,,'aye. Iaa,a t3,.,ds Ton9ag san'a
15seess. sTsr+I,a p,.ide Hariis
49,, 80 S,, ,,,rass. r,ad.l1 t4a,..is son,4
si. ,ll1. 1s''' ' a,,.55iT Al p,ide rnn,as
..-,e. r.1 1' raril p,4aa Tnm-
ag''' san III III a4l - Nd r1i1ahefH p,.fda
sTat,an.g sa,na oddraes rncil..
- p,o... MN adel,ese and
.lt Ia p' s,19 s@ aa,a sa4i,ass @re
, -r II, It'll esat 1rir
iios 2-4e . .,,, VI -It to., l.ua,,.. .d
a ti.-a. -'l- TIL para ,,'s' sal o,,,
{, ',4'''' h,t,a - tle.e@i = H.n Il
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VIRGINIA:
~ the Clerks. office of the Cir
cut Court for fhe County or
Cumberland on this the cath
day of September 1857;
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Annual Big Game
North American Trophy
Contest Announced

The eighth aunua! North Amer.
lean Big Game competition has
been announced The Montana
Fish and Game Department; ad.
vised this week Sponsored by the
Boone and C-ocke: club the
conies; is 10 obtain records Of
outstanding big game Trophies
VI da!s and certificates ar.
awarded winner. II al. Ca."gnr.
les. the department; SAID
Entries in the 1857 completion
must be received by the Boone
and Crockett club before D:.r-m
Der 81 10 be considered A",."r>
and horns 0: any ouistantl!.g big
game animal no; previously list.
ed in the records 0: North Amer.
lean Big Game can be entered
All entries must be according Z"
the rules and regulations o: N"
Boone and Crockett club and
must be recorded on proper
forms.
Severa! employees .: The Mon.
tana Fish and Game Dapcr,mcnt
are officials for !he na:!Ona! com.
petition. cordlng 20 Ken
Thompson. Chic! o: The lnfor.
nation and Education division.
These men can assist ~ the prep.
aration 0! measurement forms
Thompson also pointed out that
records for Montana and state
competition are held each year
by the department All suitable
entries are forwarded 20 the
Boone and Crockett club for ma.
tional consideration Certificates
Of merit are awarded top roph.
les IN the Montana contest
Persons with outstanding big
game trophies from any year
should write the Information and
Education division. Montana Fish
and Game Department In Helena
for measurement forms. Thomp.
son advised.
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there are those today who feel
that school should be 4 l2.month
proposition. They believe that in
the current shortage of class.
rooms and teachers more pupils
could be accommodated on a L.
month schedule and facilities
be used full time-thercby al.
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VS. Harold Zimmerman return
i "1ne from San Diego last
Thursday having been there on
:. h:.e: ,!>l; with relatives.
": and Mrs Der, Fitzgerald
>Hy"; las: sunday visiting rela.
:.Nt> II Butte. returning the fol.
.oW."G day
Miss E..anor Schmidt. who has
o,.rr home for the summer. left
sunday Tor Choieau 20 begin her
suites a. a member o: the high
=, Zoo. teaching stat:
Mss Joan Paisley daughter .:
Nr AID Mrs Ed Paisley. is teach.
:Hg !" he kindergarten depart.
men: Q: ne C!:y schools o! Grea:
Falls
sunday callers a: he " X
Feds home were Mr. and Mrs
Wm Mocke! o: Harvey. y D. and
her daugh:e: and family from
>.v.oy
Mrs SOPHIE ALBERT and her
:ou. sons and families enjoyed
ne Labor day holidays a. their
>.mmer home on 5; Marys lake.
he even: being their regular an.
"ual reunion The group includ.
ed Mr. and Mrs Auber: and fam.
Is o: Babb. Mr. and Mrs. George
Aub.r: o: Columbia Falls. Mr.
and Mrs Win .Aubert and family
%: >.mEI> and Wesley o: Brown.
-
Fa-re!. Ga.!!neaux is SEIZED.
u.c! 20 complete his recruit;
:.a.r!ns az the Marine Corps
Recruit Depot in San Diego on
September 5 The ll."eek course
included instruction in al! basic
military subjects and the firing
d: a.! basic infantry weapons
tpO" completion 0! his training
l.. Al. pc assigned 20 unit for
!ur.hc: raining. o! 10 one o!
he Marine Corps Schools.
Governor and Mrs. J. Hugo
iroTson. Glacier Park visitors
du:."g he Labor Day holidays.
Ia: occasion 70 "!e~ prospects
d: :"N: years Governors con.
:cccHce 70 pc held az Many Ola.
&c: hO!e! With approximately
5000 people including governors.
:"cI" "IvcS. ne"spapermen. Tt.
radio and O,her news gathering
agencies IN attendance. en!arg.
.ng q: facilities 70 accommodate
nc large gathering VA! require
unprecedented planning. the gov.
crnnf sad During the harves;
Nca'D'. q" has been assisting with
u" "p!. b hi, ranch out o! Cut
Bark
NJ a:t Mrs Francis \ Guard.
:pc, ."!' Monday for Arlee for o
&c" td:' "!.h hcr relatives be.
FOR" continuing on 70 Homestead.
Fla "h"fc they viii spend the
a,i''t Their son. Gunner. who
- Park Service employee. will
h'tn'npan? them and will be- EN-.
rioy"f b? the Everglades Nation.
81 Park The Guardipees In late
%raf' !It"d 81 Sarasota. promi.
ncn' f"spr; city Of Florida. Gun
n"f beng b graduate Of the Sara.
sofa high school. Later the ST..
Guartipce was employed by the
Bo"ins Aircraft Co. until his
age retirement last year. Earlier
~ "1' b career ranger In Ola.
Ger rsrk. remaining until his
retirement.
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Local News Items

Miss Arlene IlI :. ~
school teacher arrived ny,,
las, week from ! >unn:.y: vs..
with her sisters Ms Ca:. >:::>-
Of Portland ana N:> F:.:h B..
eel Of Salem
c.;.x c,.-,.s C-,, -. -. p...
vie 80 ,o'rs p,..,,.,.T.. =, -.
$500 ,.s. ma,t. -. ,I.'.,.,..
49, 49,. ..S h'.,' .'....,.,.
~" s..-;rs y. ~. >..~..
Vii. n,.;.
ShAHp'o" u. we 49, 80. - ~
~ ton 'ou. '.a '',e'., :, :, 49, x.
.1A Aoose "as no! o.' 90" -
e"'s e!.! no! scored " - "'. ''''
Pa' 30 oo"''N '0'"s'! ''( axe
course So"os:
B!acktee: Agency 3e--o"ne.
and others employed here 3esa:.
their work day a: 8 an Tues.
day. During June. JAY ar! .Aus.
US; hours were :-om All - :
pm. The present e: REGULAR
seheoule is from D n. M":Ga!
Sh5oueh fslca!,
Mr.. and Mrs George Na:;.:."!
are spending ne week ): Cara.
Hot Springs and a-c :ak!"g
baths Both have bee" E:ca:.y
benefited IN he pas: ~ re "ra..
inS properties 0: the wa:c.
Thei. place u. business. Brown.
Ing Shoe Shop. : closed du-.:s
their absence.
I. ism, thu. The 40 wnrcr
are worried abou; her caIor..s
according 70 the husbands Ma:
they seek is strong mu.c.c. The
Two. Mrs. S. T Scotland and Mrs
Russell Boyd. were driven b. NJ
Scotland yesterday morning 20
Logan Pass From t:c:e 'acy
walked the distance by va. 70
Many Glacier. 20 be picked up
In the evening by Mr. SCo:.a"9
Their hike was 90 me-,
Tom FnnsAlYe sGE N.a,.S ,sasE
a Hnownins resider. ard t.: go,
er.i wears ,own water .up.rIr.
tendon, is here from ca. Ban.
for = seyer., DAYS ,2s,. He has
heen making his ham. ...rc .n-
the mas, wear wh.-. h. las been
,ecoverinp from n.utj.!, which
deyeloped whil. he VA. EMPLOY.
ed Is head Of the water depart.
meni. Property he owned here
was purchased By Bll. Snr~ IL
q the time o! his lcaI!tg :h!s
community.
NJ, And Mrs A Is S,,,I.b and
infan, con Andrew Jeff e.. i,...
hursh pa las. Sunday Mr. STAY
ish l., 20 b. cmpIoyrt by nc
weS.inphou,c rlrr,,t e. 4.
union,oxr near ina. rry NJ.
Sisyich h,, been m pr,A,1np
vi.ninp her n,r.r,. ", n,c NJ.
s r Scotland whl,. ne. ~.
hand WIS completing NJ. naY, a.
lion a, Gonzapa un,yrr,i,, m
Sookane on his .ay 20 ~ la,,
re.k h. slammed Of; 70, Il .n,r.
v.si, and IN he ,oinrd by m. u .tn
and son ON the eastern ,rlp ,ir,
Sasvish i, the torm., Sh,rl.y
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the better for it. What Is more
important. they will have Il great
deal Of fun during the school
year and have the satisfaction of
Knowing that they are attending
the greatest school system in the
world.
1t is interesting to note that
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leviating the shortage.
However. We are inclined to
string along with the old system
-nine months of school and
three months of vacation.
So. as the 1888 school year
gets underway we encourage the
school children in our cUmmuni.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-09-05

~ to apply themselves so they
can get the most out of our local
schools. And We assure them that
next June will eventually arrive,
and that another summer vaca.
ton is observation-disclosures the
road may seem long at the pres.
ent time.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-09-05
HAPPY SCHOOL DAYS

School days are arriving once
again. even though millions Of
youngsters are probably willing
to do just about anything to pre-
vent the fa,rful day-the first
day Of school of the new school
yeav-trom arriving.
However. i'll spite Of all the
pansS OF distress and despair,
the coun,ryS youth will survive
another school year and emerge
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-09-05
HOSPITAL Notes

HOSPITAL NOTES
lDischargedN
Boy Joyce
.AloySlouS GUardipre
Rose Bird
NeIma Owens
Dolores Home Gun and baby boy
Sue Ann GoSS
Marllyn Rutherford
Mike Pcpion
Beverly Wagner
Caro-! Whi,ford
Alice Juneau
Roger Chief Al! Over
Nancy 10 Stevens
admitted
Patricia Anderson and baby girl
Niolr: Sthi!d: and baby girl
Bonnie Spotted Eagle
Alice Cross Guns
Elizabeth Roundman
Monte Wh!tord
Johnny No Runner
June Nalatare
David Heavy Runner
Victor Atkinson
Donald Little Dog
Rober; Bremner
Nose lienau!;
Births
Rabv BOY Home Gun
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-09-05
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT

The birth Ot nrN Car. The Edsrl. Is
announced By Ford Motor Company OF
Dearborn. Mrh!kan You are cordial!
united 70 see this Newest addition 10
the ForG Family OF Fine Cars ~ Your
near.>; EG->! dealer
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-09-05

]; takes Two 10 make mar.
riage-,he eligible girl and her
anxious mother.
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NOTICE

The Davis Cafe vii! be closed
on Saturdays beginning Septem.
Der : through the fall and winter
months
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-10
Not a Private Affair

We cannot think of any ceremony
in which the people of this country have
a more legitimate interest than the ad
ministration of the oath of Office to a
President and Vice President. Yet the
White House has decided to bar all news
media-reporterS, photographers, tele-
vision and radio-from the oath-taking
ceremony on Sunday, January 20.
This, of course, has not been done
in any arbitrary or capricious spirit. 1t
was impossible to accommodate all who
wished to be present, and the Presidents
staff decided therefore to exclude all.
But we do not understand the necessity
for this In the past, pooling" arrange
mentS have been set up under which one
representative from each medium is pres
ent, and shares his product with all
others. Why is it not feasible to do the
same on this occasion?
The President and Vice President are
being sworn in at the White House on
a Sunday to avoid a break in the con-
tinuity of their offices, and there will be
a public oath-of-office ceremony the fol-
lowing day. But the private" ceremony
is matter of very great historical and
public interest. Nor is it by any means
a private affair in the ordinary sense of
the term. We hope that the White House
will reconsider, and that the regrettable
decision will be modified.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-10
Kodor and Our HeIp

In one breath, puppet Premier Kadar
has vowed that his Kremlin- controlled
Communist regime will isolate and de-
stroy the remnants" of Hungary's free
dom fighters. And in another BREATH
with remarkable effrontery, he has pro-
tested against our country's decision not
to offer loans or similar economic aid to
his government"
Taken together, these two statements
insult the intelligence. In effect, what
they argue is that the Red tyranny in
Budapest has right to expect that the
United StateS-as if duty bound to do so
will help 1t to carry out its proclaimed
intent to use mercilesS Stalinist methods
to wipe out the last vestiges of liberty in
Hungary. Here, certainly, us line Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-10
Sir Anthony Resiqns

There is no slightest reason to doubt
that Sir Anthony Eden's health is seri-
ously impaired, and all Americans surely
will join in the hope that rest and relief
from what had become the cruel burdens
OF office will speed his recovery. But it
must also be recognized that Sir Anthony
had his health been of the best, would
have been duty-bound to resign as Brit
aims Prime Minister.
There is one reason for this which
stands out above all others. Sir Anthony,
rejecting the strong evidence to the con-
trary, insists that his decision to take
Britain into the war against Egypt was
right. And he says that history will
vindicate him.
This, possibly, might turn out to be
true, in the sense that time may show
that the West cannot live with Egypt'S
President Nasser. But the difficulty with
this is that affairs of state cannot await
the verdict of history. 1t is not the future,
but today, with which Britain is urgently
concerned, and some of the facts of life
of today are these The attack on Egypt
failed; NaSSer remains in office; the SueZ
Canal has been blocked and its future
is uncertain; significant number of
people throughout Britain and the Com
monwealth have rejected the Eden policy;
almost without exception the uncom-
mitted nations of Asia and Africa are
Seething with resentment and filled with
diStrust of the Eden government; the
relationship between the Eden regime
and the United States has been seriously
impaired, and, finally, the Egyptian affair
enabled the Russians to step up their
penetration of the Middle East and to
soften the impact of their own debacle
in Hungary.
1t is only human to put the best
face on bad situation. But Britain
could not hope to get on with the repair
work which has to be done as long as
Sir Anthony remained as Prime Min
lister unwilling to accept the facts, con-
tent to insist that what he had done was
right and fully prepared to await the
uncertain judgment of history.
Queen Elizabeth has called upon
Harold Macmillan, Chancellor of the Ex
chequer, to take over as Prime Minister.
Mr.. Macmillan was an outSpoken sup
porter of the attack on Egypt, but he
has also been quick to recognize the
adverse economic consequences of the
failure of the attack. His appointment
will make possible fresh start for Brit
ain, and that is what is urgently required.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-10
Gold

I think that nature loueS the
color gold.
For l1UiShly. unmiSerlike, she
filings
1t far and pide Nth accent
strong and bold.
Sometimes it scars from hedu-
en- on little ,UingS.
At other times it reaches to the
skies
From bushes OF torsythia
Which oloU
With golden tire-the burning
bush that cries
Aloud that holy ground is Just
beloU.
We feed on golden honey from
the bees,
The Sun--a ball OF gold-shedS
lCdrming rays
Until IN autumn from the
maple trees
Drop ledueS Of minted coin. a
golden haze.
Nature giUes beauty epen gro,D-
ING old.
And I am sure she loues the
color gold.
Deborah Hunsbereer Lenz