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Coach Bob Gilmer's Wolverines
scored twice more in the second
period to. produce the l4-point
difference in the final tally. That
effort gave them a 28-14 half
time lead.
The second half, had football OF
the more average variety, and pro-
duced only II points. Each team
scored one six-pointer. both tallies
coming in the final period after
a scoreless third quarter.
For Farmville it was the sixth
win of the season, fifth straight
and fourth time the teams scor-
ling went over 80 points for a
game. The visiting Rams, on the
other hand. lost again in an up
and-down season, but not before
they had played clean, hard,
never give-up football that had
an effective T-attack behind it.
Three Quick Scores
The red shirted Rams kicked
off to start the game with Farm
vile returning to the home ST.
yard line. On the first play.
Quarterback Lacy Cumbey passed
80 yards to Halfback Randy La
foon on the Rams 30. Lafoon
raced down the sideline and over
the goal. but had stepped out of
bounds at the 20 to where the
ball was recalled and put in play.
After Clark Lowe had picked UP
five. Fullback Wally Vale took a
hand-off wide to score, from the
Is. Vale kicked the extra point
and FHS led to 0.
The Rams tied the score in one
play after receiving, bringing the
sleeper" play out of moth balls.
Ernest Robertson on his own As
passed to Billy Alternately on the
55-yard touchdown play. Aber-
nathy bucked over to make it TT. |
66-Yard I'd Run
With hardly time to say Home
coming. the Wolverines had an
other score. when Randy Lafoon
broke loose from his own "a, cut
to the sideline and raced Sc yards /
for the touchdown, on the fifth /
play of the game, exclusive of /,
kick offs. Vale again kicked the |
extra point to give FHS a lat |
margin.
Coach Wildman's Rams used /
the remaining minutes Of the first |
period to score on sustained
march Of so yards, with Halfback /
John Koonce taking a wide pitch /
out from Robertson the final five /
yards. Alternately ran over with /
the extra points as the scoreboard .
read 14-14
The second period was used by
FHS to pull away for keeps TAX /
ing the games fifth kickoff the
Wolverines used power running
and short passes to march 10
yards to touchdown. Clark
Lowe went through the middle
from four yards out for the tally,
In the march. Cumbeys passes to
End Jerry Duncan worked effect
Ively, combined with the running
Of Vale. Lafoon and Lowe. Vale
kicked his third extra point as
FHS led 21-14.
Cumbey Sneaks Over
In the late minutes of the first
half, FHS again scored. this time
using the games only break as
springboard. Alternately fumbled
for the Rams on his own 35. with
Bob CLANCY recovering for FHS.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-03
Blackstone Rams Sixth
Victim AS FHS Takes
Homecoming Tilt 1920

controversy and frightened by the
get-up- and-go of opposing sides
who forSook break-tainted touch
downs for solid blocking and
break-away running.
Defense was all but forgotten
for the night and the game was
only three minutes and seven
plays old when Farmville had two
touchdownS. the visitors one.
Within the brief span of the first
quarter both teams had scored
twice and the score was knotted
14-14.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-03
ROANOKE RUNNERS TOP
HAMPDEN- SYDNEY 1916

Benny Irwin and Bruce Ferris
crossed the finish line in a dead
heat Friday at Salem, Va, while
leading Roanoke College to To-
As victory over Hampden- Sydney
cross country team. The event
was run over Roanokes three-mile
course. Two Roanokers also tied
for second place.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-03
How Future Grid
Opponents Fared
Hampden-Sydney

Hampden- Sydney
Richmond "A Boston College 0
Randolph Macon 26 - Johns
Hopkins u
Farmville High
Randolph-Henry Z Kenbridge
Bedford s Roxboro, N. c s
Other Scores Dist. 81
Emporia Franklin 0
Victoria 20 CreWe
LaWrencevlIe Is Chase City s.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-03

With practice and careful aim
ing, an open sight can be used eff
fectively out to 200 yards or more
on large game. But you can draw
a finer bead with a rear peep
sight.-Sports Afield
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-03

BEDFORD COMES A CROP.
Evening star., 1953-01-25

Famous doctors amazing, new 'double-duty'
beauty care helps skin look fresher, softer,
lOvelier helps you keep il that way!
If you aren't entirely satisfied with your skin
here's the biggest beauty news in years! A fa-
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Different! This new tdouble-duty' beauty care
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at the same time it cleans off stale makeup,
CRIME and dirt.
Quick! Easy! Women all over America are
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Their letters praise Noxzema's quick help for
rough faky, dry skin; blotchy, sensitive skin;
externally caused blemishes; and especially for
that dull, lifeless, holt clean look of so many So
called normal compilations.
Evening star., 1953-01-25

wiring out a cloth in
warm waterand wash
your face as If using
soap. See how make
up and dirt disap-
pear! How clean and
fresh skin looks the
very first time you
'cream-wash' with
Noxxema. No dry,
drawn feeling!
2. Night cream.
Smooth Noxxema
over your face and
neck so that its soft
ening, soothing in
gradients can help
Evening star., 1953-01-25

Wouldn't you like to help your skin
look fresher, smoother, lovelier? Then.
tonight. try this:
1. Cleanse thoroughly by 'cream-washing'
with Noxzema and water. Smooth greaseless.
medicated Noxzema over face and neck. Then
Evening star., 1953-01-25

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The protective film Of oand moisture Noxsema provides
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3. Makeup base. In the morning cream-wash again.
then apply NOxzema your long lasting powder base It
Evening star., 1953-01-25

holds makeup beantfulyyet makes It easier to
every particle Of cosmetics and dirt that might otherwise
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Noxzema Works or Money Back!
No matter how many other creams you have
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is . nledicated formula. That's one secret Of its
amazing effectiveness. That's why it helped so
many women, discouraged about skin problems.
In clinical tests, Noxzema helped out Of
women with skin problems to lovelier looking
compilations. Try it for 10 days. If not delighted
return jar to Noxzema, Baltimore. Your money
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~ Day Koons

waS He had been blinded BY .
dream.
MandeIl adjusted the crisp
white handkerchief in the breast
pocket Of the coat. Looking back,
he could see. In Gales eyes he
was Just . big palooka. He had
believed everything she'd told
him without question. Even 60
her explanation Of the thirty
seven grand.
Mandeu looked az Mr.. Ebbling.
But there was more to it than
that. There had to be.
Gale expected him to shoot him
self.
'Td rather see you dead than
locked in nm asylum"
Lying soft and warm beside
him. Lying, Shed planted the
thought in his mind and left him
both q means and a reason. Man
dell didn't know why. But he
meant to fn1 out.
LIE gripped the knob OF the door
II and strained against IL with q
steady pull His shoulder muscles
punched. The cords of his neck
grew taut. The veins in his tenn
Piles turned purple. Metal strained
against wood. The insert locker
pulled out Of the jarnb. The door
opened in, silently.
Mandell stood a moment, lis
tening. II was as If the house had
died with Mr.. Ebbling. The upper
hall was dark. So were the stairs.
The light he could see was a
blade Of yellow knitting into the
lower hall from between the
cracked doors Of the living room.
Mandell padded noiselessly down
the stairs and looked in through
the crack.
Andre was sitting on the arm
Of the chair in which Lieutenant
Rose had sat. In his shirt sleeves.
With q highball glass in his hand.
At home. Relaxed.
Gale was pacing tire floor in
bare midrif paianfs and . pair
Of white marabou Ecuffs.
Andre slipped his drink. May
be we're being too clever"
THAT could be- slse admitted.
Mandell opened the DORIS and
stood with the dark hall at his
back. Pardon me- Isc said. "But
are you baStards waiting for
Something?"
a NDRE ret down his glass. So
"A hard the bottom broke and
Its contents spilled over his hand.
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Gale gave the impression OF run
ming. standing still. Frenzled
frantic, running. Her back wa
arcbed. Her face was contorted.
Her mouth was open as wide n
she could open il. She reminded
Mandell of Mr.. Curtis. Gale
thought that she was screaming
But only q wheeze was coming
out.
Andre got to his feet, wiping
his hand on the side of his
trousers.
Now. see here" he said uncer-
tainly. See here"
Mandell stood looking al him.
He wondered il Andre was the
man with whom he had caught
Gale two years before. It was diff
ficult 70 tell
Gale closed her mouth. "We--
we were just" she began. Then
she didn't know how to 60 on.
Mandell transferred his atten-
ton to her. On Gale it didn't
show. Gale was like that. Now
she'd recovered her composure,
her face was smooth and unlined.
Her eyes were clear and blue.
She looked fresh and virginia..
The silence rooted and grew.
Somewhere In the room, a watch
or small clock licked noisily.
Then the outside night imposed
itself on the silence. A gust of
wind ratified the windows. There
was distant signing.
Andres breathing became la
bored. His hand was dry but be
continued 70 wipe II. "Well. Don't
Just stand there, you. Say some
thing"
Mandell felt il his overcost
pockets for cigarettes. He didn't
have nI'y. He hadn't worn the
coat in two years. what would
you suggest ] say7" he asked
Andre.
Gale wet her lips with the tip
cf her tongue, and took a few un-
certain steps toward Mandell.
Careful Andre warned her.
He caught at her arm. Watch
HIM"
Gale brushed Andres hand
aside. Her eyes searched Man
delPs face. What are you doing
downstairs, Barney?" She paused,
then added, Darling. / thought
you were upstairs. Asleep"
MandeH played out the string,
to see how far she would go.
(To be continuedl
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HOLLYWOOD
NOTES

HOLLYWOOD N-Humphrey DO
art, Hollywood's great disSenter,
3 back IN town and delivering :
Hast ct ID pictures.
Dogart has an opinion On every.
ing. He even Knocked the Aea-
Asmy Awards after he had received
GO for THE Africaa Queen" Just
hack from Europe for one picture
and getting ready to leave for
Rawaii On another, be said Of I'D
Lima:
II think they stink. They're 90
10 70 ruin the movie business.
Taxa . look at the movie ads and
- al The junk they're putting
81 n the Ruise Of entertainment.
Men from Mars and al that ba.
loneyi
Ell was The same way when
talkies came In. Any picture that
tailed could 90 out and make q
mint no matter how crummy Il
was. So they Just ground out lousy
Dictures, knowing the gullible pub
Ee would snap them up. The same
guys who eashed In on the talkie
SeaIs ere doing Il row.
, ~ 3 result, The real creators ol
ne business-ths men with taste
and abflity-are left out In the cold.
1hey aren't going 70 tinker with
Ssase aimmicks. So the quality Of
Dictnres b going to hit . new low. 2
nogaEt said that be and John
1nston were ready to start their
European venture, BEAT the
psvil" when the ID revolution
brOke out.
eve were n italy when We read
q copy q Variety telling al about
Be recalled. ''Blg panic! Every.
thing & . crisis ~ John and he
was running around trying 10 get
0no of the new lenses. Finally,
ecoler heads prevailed, and We shot
ne picture Hat and black.
..nut We got Z good picture. ]
link De publie win stu buy that
ard hack rictures-h they're
ec0. !"
While he Wpg IN an argumenta.
i've mood. Bogart added smother
hIast at Hollywood glamor girls.
trust this does not include his wife,
Lauren BaealI.
They should tnke . lesson from
ths European actresses" be said
scoEnfully. like Gina LOIlobri-
ida, who was b our picture. What
: dolll That girl can DO anything.
he can make her own wigs. /
don't mean lust put them on; /
mean mako theml She can make
her own eyelashes TOO, and she
wouldn't think Of asking anyone to
put On her makeup Or costumes.
she does & al herself.
"Can you imagine these Holly.
WOOD h0E house flowers being asked
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10 do something for themselves?
They'd probably faint dead away"
BOgart returned to his Hollywood
|haunts looking fairly healthy--for
him. He Is ready to hop off again
for Hawaii, TO film locations Of
The Game Mutiny," In which he'll
play the infamous Captain Queeg.
During the filming Of BEAT the
Devil" there were numerous re-
ports Of feuds involving himself,
Huston, Jennifer Jones, David
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-09
TO KISS, OR KILL
-
Chapter %

Chapter -
|NEANDuL got up and walked
AVA 10 the bedroom door. II VA
locked From the outside. He
stood turning the knob q mo-
ment. Then he walked back and
knelt beside Mr.. Ebbling. The at
torney's face told him nothing. II
was relaxed and expressionless
in death.
Mande1l pulled the attorneys
shirt from under his cummerbuni
and trousers and examined The
source Of the blood.
There were two bullet holes In
Mr.. Ebbling's abdomen. One wa
an inch 10 the left and on ! line
with his navel: the other was .
little below it. The lower wound
was red and angry looking, the
source Of the blood on his shirt.
The other was just q hole. The
type Of hole q bullet fred into
putty might leave. The type Of
hole . bullet left in inanimate
flesh.
Mandell squatted on his
launches, looking at them, blow
ing smoke across the body. This
he knew. One Of the POUNDS had
been made after Mr.. Ebbling was
dead. He .sas well acquainted
with bullet holes. He hadn't
picked UP his three battle stars
and q purple heart sitting In q
bistro reading the Stars and
Stripes.
Mandell sat q moment longer
In indecision. He didr't like what
he was thinking. Then, getting to
his feet, he walked slowly into
the bathroom and stood looking
at the etched glass shower door.
he almost hoped he was wrong.
Then, reaching out, he turned
on the tap marked Gold Cold
water sprayed out Of the shower.
He tested il on his hand. rubbed
some Of on his face. II was cold
water. He turned il on and tried
i again. The water still came out
cold.
Blood rushed to his face, as
much In relief as anger. Someone
was doing It to him, but why?
He walked into the other room,
slipped into the black dress over
coat, and shaped the Homburg
70 his head.
Pat had known. Joe had known.
All the fellows in the old neigh
b0rhood had known. Everyone
had known but him what Gale
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-09

Selxnick and even Truman Capote,
the fashionable writer who was
helping with the script.
Nothing to al that talk" Bo-
gart replied. "Jennifer was okay,
once we figured bow to handle her.
She doesn't take q kidding. the
way Katie Hepburn would. I'd say,
This thing Is big9er than hOtl a
u.s. But she wouldHt think 1t was
funny. IL you're going to talk like
that, I'll leave, she'd reply.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-09

She's a strange girl shy to the
extreme. But . helluya actress.
AS for Selznick, he'd send us
Ithree-page cablegrams which we
would ignore. But he was helpful
with some suggestions when he
was at the location.
THAT character Capote was
|okay too. The only time I got mad
at him was when he tried to DEM
|onstrate some judo and nearly
broke my arm"
Evening star., 1953-07-08
Why Grow Old?
By josephine Lowmon

Today I am going to give a
column to a letter I recently re-
ceived from one of my readers
because it presents a figure fault
which many women have. The
letter says, Dear Miss Lowman,
It seems that lately I have got
ten so fat around by rib struc-
ture, just below my bust. I
would surely appreciate it if
you would advise me through
your column.
II know several good exer-
cises for the waist and hips but
I have never been told how many
times l should do them each
day. I would like that advice
along with the diaphragm re-
ducing exercise. Thank you"
It is the usual experience of
women to notice as they reach
middle age (and men, too) that
fatty deposits are accumulating
in new spots. Before when they
gained a little weight they just
got fat all over, more or less
portionately. Then suddenly
Evening star., 1953-07-08
Why Grow OLd7
Special Exercises Battle Fat on Lower Ribs

Raise the arms overhead, ono
arm by each ear. Bend forward,
touching the 1lngertips to the
left toe, If possible. If not pos
sible. go as far down toward the
left toe as comfortable without
strain. Raise the trunk, keeping
the arms overhead and lean
back toward the right. Feel the
pull over the ribs. Bend the
trunk and continue. After q
while bend and try to touch the
right foot with the fingers (right
foot in front Of left). raise the
trunk and lean back to the left.
Start in doing these exercises
only five times q day. Gradually
increase until you are doing
each one rs times daily. Breathe
out as you bend and in a. you
raise the trunk.
II you would like to have my
exercises for slimming the ab.
domen, send . stamped. SELF
addressed envelope with your
request for leaflet No. 2 "Ab-
dominal Exercises" to Josephine
Lowman in care of The Evening
Star.
Evening star., 1953-07-08

when they gain some pounds
these seem to gang up in certain
spots. The point of attack diff
fers with different individuals.
Fat over the diaphragm is
one of the usual ones. While
waist and abdominal exercises
do some good in this area, there
are some special motions which
are even more beneficial. Today
I will give you two of them.
/. Stand erect with your feet
separated. Drop the trunk for
ward from the waist. Let your
arms swing down toward the
floor. Raise the trunk and bring
the arms to a sidewise, shoulder
height position, elbows bent in
a relaxed way. Lean back as
far as you can without losing
your balance and LIFT the rib
cage. Again bend from the
waist and raise the trunk. The
uplift is the important part of
this exercise. You will feel the
pull over the diaphragm.
2. Stand tall. Place the left
foot ahead of the right foot.
Evening star., 1953-07-08
Mapping Out The Perfect Wardrobe

through book in a fashionable
Woman'S library.
Headed for Canada, the
Islands, Central America, South
America, Europe. Middle East,
Africa, the Orient, the Pacific,
U. S. A., or Mexico? Then this
is one little book designed to
help you go wherever you may
choose to roam dressed in per-
feet taste.
Call DI. 7-53OO. ext. 7166, be-
tween 1890 and pm. Thurs
day for the name of the F
street department store that has
the 1872 page worldwide fashion
guide, free of charge.
Evening star., 1953-07-08

Friends are wonderfully help
full about telling you what THEY
wore on their trips but somehow
you wish that there might be a
more reliable wardrobe guide
you could consult that would
spare you and your friends the
trouble, research, and time in
volved in getting such informa-
ton.
To the rescue and timed with
great fashion meaning for vaca-
TONERS is the HOLIDAY guide
written from a woman'S view
point. 1t describes the right
clothes for all occasions in all
places throughout the civilized
Evening star., 1953-07-08
Mrs. Paul Heads OAR Committee

Mrs. Joseph B. Paul of Wash
ington has been appointed chair
man Of the Continental Con-
gress Program Committee of the
National Society, Daughters Of
the American Revolution, by
Miss Gertrude S. Carraway,
president general.
Mrs. Paul has been a member
Of the committee for the past
three years. AS chairman, she
succeeds Mrs. Godfrey Creyke,
also of Washington, who be-
came librarian general in last
April's election.
A former regent of the Con-
Evening star., 1953-07-08

tinental Danes Chapter Of the
OAR, Mrs. Paul is now serving
as national president of the
Daughters of Colonial Wars.
Local members of her COM
mittee include Mrs. Gilbert
Grosvenor as vice chairman;
Mrs. Virginia Lambert, Mrs.
James Shera Montgomery and
Mrs. Harold Maynard.
Evening star., 1953-07-08
By EIeni

world for the feminine traveller
and her husband if he's along.
There are over 100 fashion
sketches combined with delight
full photographs, weather charts
and travel information. The
pocket-sized fashion guide helps
you out if you're planning a
country week end close to home
or a trip around the world.
Climate, customs, and clothes
are so expertly taken care of in
the what to wear where" guide
book that we think it can we'll
become the most thumbed
Evening star., 1953-07-08
Biscuit Hint

Spoon drop biscuit dough into
small muffin cups and you'll have
we'll shaped biscuits.
Evening star., 1953-07-08

MEXICAN H0LIDAY-NotNe will tell you there
in Meco The and the shode For Mexico fashion guide
suggests pack wardrobe the weather there
"cIe kite in the Wind" Skeched wardrobe city
Evening star., 1953-07-08

eOROPEBOUND-Thot lot Of territory and your wardrobe
will undergo quick changes according country city
hone and the weather you'll Here's from the
fashion guide ot suggests typical European wardrobe
hops for the Italian Riviera.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-01
Miss Fairfield Marries 1t. Harris
In Double Ring Ceremony
|At Home OF Brides Mother

Betty Kaye Fairfield became the bride 1t John Harris USR
double ring the home of her mother Mrs. James
D. Reid 32l Whitehead st.
The Rev. Ralph performed the ceremony an an
tuue bookcase decorated with gladoi.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-01

ANN WELLoNS was the lovely
bride of Peter A. Simpson on
Thanksgiving morning at the
Church of st. Mary's Star of the
Sea. The young couple will make
their home in Key West, where
the bridegroom is an instructor in
the public school system.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-01
|Audubor, Opens
Screen Tour
At Harris School

azthe sixth consecutive Audubon
Screen Tour Season for Key West,
sponsored by the Monroe. County
Audubon Society viii open Wed.
nesday, December 9th at 800 pm.
at Harris School Auditorium when
William H. Wagner, Jr., explorer
naturalist, lecturer and photograph.
er viii present his color motion
picture Wonderland"
Wonderland" is a story Of the
variety in nature in color accom-
panied by excellent narration in
person by Mr.. Wagner. The film,
which required two years and 80
thousand miles OF travel to make,
is full of contrasts-animals and
big game, plants and birds, mag
nhicent scenery from the pine bar
rens of New Jersey, the Everglades
of Florida, to the deserts, canyons
and natural Bridges of Arizona and
Utah. Mrs. Wagner with whom
Mr.. Wagner made many sequen-
ces of the film in the field viii act
as projectionist while her husband
tells the audience of their trips,
adventures and the animal, bird
and plant life they found and photo
graphed in these remote places.
For the benefit Of elementary
school children, Mr.. Wagner viii
present two matinee showings of
his film Canoeing Through For