The Bee from Danville, Virginia • 23

The Bee: Danville Va Monday December 13 1954 Nine acing Three Colonial Issues Mrs Christian Palamas said he COME ABOARD Phone OR A tit LIVE SEAOOD DINNER Live Maine Lobsters Blue Points on Half Shell resh Jumbo Shrimp Chesapeake Crab Meat Speckled Trout Deaths Last Night Masonic Temple Phones 996 and 995 ft 750 to 2000 SUPPLIES the set of four BOOK BAGS e'BOOK ENDS MtmtVIMMMMCWWraMWMCifCXWWHKSMWYMWWWWMKWWl Christmas Cards EXCLUSIVE WITH OUR 1 DRUGS nmiA sanctuary under a federal state arrangement according to Max George Washington Boeauua AUGUSTA George Wash ington Bosman 89 who was cred ited with being the first to sug gest observance of ather Day Died Sunday speak in the committee today on the Moroccan question After Morocco Cyprus and then Tunisia were to be debated The assembly voted last week to wind up its current session next Saturday if it can Even that adjournment date is eight days later than the original target The Marguerite Kirmae BRIDGEWATER Conn Mar guerite Kirmae 68 illustrator and etcher of birds and animals Born in England Died Sunday Johnny Greco MONTREAL Johnny Greco 30 former Canadian welterv eight box ing champion Died Sunday The Rev John Trutea The Rev John Trutra 59 former leader of all Romanian Orthodox Churches in the United States Born tn Twi ns Romania Died Saturday Mrs Elizabeth Lei Rites Set Tuesday Open Every Day HALIAX A court hearing on the Halifax Community tax case has been re scheduled for Saturday of this week because Judge Mitchell was out of the County on Saturday on other court business The hospital association and the Halifax Board of supervisors have requested the hearing in circuit Court to settle a tax claim of $297510 against the hospital The hospital will argue thatit is a non profit charitable institu tion and that state law exempts it from such taxation Statewide interest is focused on the suit because scores of other community hospitals across the state many of them beneficiaries of Hill Burton federal construction funds like the local Institution may be affected by the ultimate outcome IK Our lobsters ere five when prepared All other seafoods ad vertised are abso lutely fresh and hove net been frozen continued Its debate on western charges that Soviet Russia and Communist China are using mil Eons of slave laborers The trusteeship committee wag reported ready to wind up its work guerrilla Resistance in the other sector of rench North Africa Algeria 4 REGISTERED PHARMACISTS 4 SUNNY SKIES OICE CHAIRS DESK CALENDARS tank A Kittredge PALO ALTO Calif rank A Kittredge 71 the National Park Service's first chief engineer Born at Glyndon Minn Died riday WORLD'S STRONGEST Strongest creature on earth In proportion to size according to en tomologists is the beetle which could easily lift a weight of 60 tons if it were as large as a man to shine more brightly wnen yon are rtaUy welL your health qwite op to par see yoor Doctor right and of coarse we hope bring his prescriptions to this pharmacy for care With your name iniprinted in our plant INDIVIDUAL CARDS OR EVERY MEMBER AMILY AND RELATIVES BOXES ASSORTED CARDS ETC "77ie Prettiest Gifts Daisy Belmore NEW YORK Daisy Belmore 80 stage and acreen actress last of the theatrical Belmore family of the English stage Died Sun day Dr Albert Snell Sr ROCHESTER Dr Albert Snell Sr 83 who served on the Selective Service Medical Ad visory Boards in both World Wars: lecturer and author of medical and surgical textbooks Born in Geneva Died Saturday DELIVERS 995 996 PATTERSON DRUG CO today on the Soviet charge that Nationalist China aided by the United States is Interfering with Communist shipping in the Chna Sea The Social Weltare Committee When smah fry come home from school treat them to this snack: butter brown and serve rolls sprinkle with a mixture of sugar and cinnamon and pop into hot oven Good with cold 1 A NEW CANASTA GAME We have just received a de scription of a new variant of ca nasta called "Louisiana Purchase set back Invented by Terry of High Point N' and Mrs Enola Rogers of Monroe La As usual we must make it clear at the outset that this new game does not follow the official laws but a very entertain ing game nevertheless and you may wish to try it Here are the i main differences between Louisiana Purchase etc and the regular game: The pack is always frozen You always need two natural cards that match the previous discard to pick up the discard pile Each player may discard only one wild card and this is put face up on the table near the player who has discarded it (to make sure that everybody knows that he has used up his quota) When the discard pile is picked up these wild cards are taken at the same time A natural canasta of seven aces gets a bonus of 1000 points A ca nasta of seven wild cards gets a bonus of 2000 pointe If the op ponents meld out before your side has completed 'one canasta all your melds and red threes count minus instetad of plus (This is the set back feature of the game) In making a canasta of wild cards you are allowed to put down three or more wild cards as a starter Your partner should add to this meld if he can A skillful player put down the three wild cards unless he has one or two in reserve in his hand The partner should surely add wild cards at once if he has two or more but he may hold back if he has only one wild card If the partner add any wild can the original melder may soon decide to give up tbe idea of melding a canasta of wild cards Either member of the part nership may add four natural cards to turn it into a mixed ca nasta However this must be done in a single meld by one player he must put down all four of the natural cards in one play Otherwise the game is just like regular canasta "As the tension develops when a discard pile becomes very comment the inventors in a little booklet of their rules "it is often referred to as an pot or the Louisiana Purchase meaning that the discard pile may be worth as much as the United States paid rance in 1803 for the Louisiana IK UNITED NATIONS The Assembly swung today into what it hopes is its final week but with three colonial issues on the docket and a fourth threat ening to prolong the session Already awaiting debate in the assembly's main Political Commit tee were (1) Moroccan demnds for sovereignty from rance (2) demand that Cyprus should be allowed to decide whether the east Mediterranean island should remain a British crown colony or unite with Greece and (3) Arab Asian com plaints against rench administra tion of Tunisia Hunters Protest Sanctuary Set Up Ed Sanders BOSTON Ed Sanders 25 Negro boxer who won the 1932 Olympic heavyweight champion ship before tutrning professional Born in Los Angeles Died Sun day SOUTH BOSTON Halifax County deer hunters are protesting that a governmental tie up ex cludes them from some of the county's best deer hunting grounds Protests came In the wake of the arrest of many hunters by games wardens in the federal state game sanctuary near Staunton River Park Victims claimed they did not know that the strip of land along Dan River southeast of the State Park was off limits and that no posted signs were in sight However Game Warden Ralph Austin says the area has been posted and that he prsonally has warned some of the hunters that the sanctuary is out of bounds The land in issue was bought by the federal government as part of the Buggs Island reservoir project and aet up last year as a Weeks reservoir manager uneral service for' Elizabeth Alderson Lee former Danville resitent will be conduct ed Tuesday atll a tn from Wheat ley funeral home in Alexandria Mrs Lee died in an Alexandria hospital Saturday after suffering a heart attack The deceased is survived' by two daughters Mrs Gladys Bay liss and Mrs Margaret Lavat both of Alexandria two brothers Alderson of Danville and Harry A Alderson of Durham NC and three sisters Mrs loyd Lumpkin and Mrs Lewis of Danville and Mrs Amanda Doss of Eving ton our grandchildren also are left two colognes in gold and white see through gift box 250 set Hearing Delayed On Tax Question Come in Herman Packages" Oear 1792000 Prescriptions CoMpounded is Daavilp Since (919 REE DELIVERY SERVICE Nov Your Physician Phow Tear PreKription Direct to Pattonoa's Prescription Dopartmat Corner South Union at Patton Street Phone 4300 OPEN SATURDAY ATERNOONS UNTIL CHRISTMAS PENCIL SHARPENERS OUNTAIN PENS AND PENCILS DRAWING SETS AND SUPPLIES Travel sizes just as above AW in hand polished crystal encased In velvet luxuriously gift boxed 6:00 AM Til Midnight Wof Outfoxes The Hunters 27 5 Strong pros mey eaim tnat aetense oi the area as well as British rights are chalenged by the Greek move lor the island oft Turkey's south ern coast The New York Times reported today that the United States has informed the Greek foreign office in Athens that it will oppose the anticipated Greek proposal for Cy self determination The Greek delegate expressed surprise at the report and said Greece's ambassador to Washington George Melaa in recent conversations with President Eisenhower and Secretary of State Dulles had gained the impresison that the delegation to the United Nations was still awaiting specific instructions would not have thought that the United States would have tak en any atand before it saw the con tents of our Palamas added In Washington the State De partment said the American posi tion would have to be announced by the delegation to the A delegation spokesman said last week that the United States was distressed that the Greeks were bringing up a question which he asserted would divide the free wot Id But he refused to say whether hi government would shift from the abstention which it recorded earlier in the session when the steering committee vo reshen wax flowers by dipping ted to put the issue on the as them in alcohol and swabbing sembly agenda for consideration them with a seft small paint Elsewhere in the assembly the brush Special Political Committee begai TOILETRIES 1st loor Main St set in velvet jewel boxed 500 Vanity size colognes in Dr William Mansperger BUALO Dr William Hanspetger 88 who did pion ear work in Caesarian sections and thyroid surgery Died Sunday Henry Adsit Bull NEW Henry Adsit Bull 45 retired editor in chief of Town and Country Magazine Died Sat urday OrDRUG KEY CASES BLACKBOARDS SMOKING STANDS ARTIST SETS AND PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS scrap BOOKS DICTIONARIES new 5 oz Bath Powder elegantly gift boxed with matching 2 oz cologne 275 the set Count Adrien Van Der Burgcht Count Adrien Van Der Buicht 62 president of Bel gium's Belga News Agency Died Sunday I possibility of further delay became clear when it was learned that Arab delegates in trying last week to get the assembly to remain in session at legst until Dec 21 had the Algerian question in mind However some supporters of the move to take up Algeria were doubtful that they could get the assembly to add other item to its agenda and thus extend the session The rench already are boycotting the debate on Morocco a protec torate and certainly would take the same stand toward a discussion on Algeria which constitutionally is a part of metropolitan rance The British also have said they 'Arab country delegates aiM would boycott the Cyprus debate were awaiting Instructions from though Greek Delegate tiicir nviue guveriiiueiiLs on wnein er they should enter a complaint wou present only a very mUd to the assembly or the Security resolution proposing that the Council against current its hope that the people military campaign to wipe out Cyprus will get self determina DIARIES BIBLES ASH TRAYS OICE DESKS DESK LAMPSE (By The Associated Preaa) Hugh Gibson GENEVA Switzerland Hugh Gibson 71 distinguished re tired diplomat who became direc tor of the Intergovernmental Com mittee for European Migration Bom In Los Angeles Died Sun day Bag oxes Owls Squirrels Rabbits PLANO Tex Mr Wolf outfoxed the hunters yesterday They went after him 275 stron? in a search plotted and staged with military precision They shert up the countryside The bag: two foxes two owls a squirrel and around a dozen rab bits No wolves Timber wolves have been killing sheep around Plano 18 miles northeast of Dallas A half dozen farmers have lost 10 to 25 head the past year and a half The hunters mostly from Dallas heard about it and organized an assault The day broke chill and cloudy and they assembled at the Miller Sc Son eed Store here Many crossed the stret to Hardware to buy shotgun shells Roy Murrell came down to open up for the event In the feed store armers John Merriman and Dexter Prince studied a' penciled map of the area and plotted strategy cross bottom then go up here" Prince suggested Out side he told the milling hunters "one last statement you are go ing ai your own A passing motorist stuck his head out the window stared at the mob of armed men and exclaimed' "gosh a mtghty!" The hunters young and old well dressed and piled in to a caravan of cars and drove a couple of miles north of town They lined up in a large open field and at a rifle shot signal started off through oaks elms and hackberries in a long strag gling file The hunt took up most of the morning They saw lots of critters A cottontail leaped Into view and as guns blasted zig zagged off in terror This one escaped Mo ments later however the only wo man Mrs Joseph App of Dallas shot a rabbit Reed Hoov er shot both owls Several said they got shots at wolves None was successful Said Bill Morris a veteran of Korea: had some days on Old Baldy that were a lot quieter than this" Townes Printing Co 1 1 DADAlECTC fLii I CA 4 MRS DRUMWRIGHT'S I PET SHOP 4 400 Spring Street Phone 667 Home Aviaries 146 Benefield Ave Phone Scientifically Line Bred Exhibition Stock of Normoli Opalines Lutinow Albinos Piede Violets Yellow ace Blues etc Cages Toys eed Supplies tion The British recently shifted their Middle East military headouarters A dozen nations were lined up to frMn Suez Canal Zone to Cy iL trilB Thfsir fhad rlafoncn nf purse perfume with matching 2 oz cologne beautiful set I I PATTEI (Ku Yes rise always seems GSK ML Mi SHI 'mSHmmI 9 9MMB A Irah gSMS MMB BMM MHM krnirf MMIlMf 1 1 lie I if Uj' 1 9 1 i I i BmBm' ifiia mk Quetta 8fo i A i Tw Kiv IT Sr I Em Bffl i MM a i i iiiaErzwkHi.