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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-14
Mccarthy Regards
All Critics as Reds,
Murrow Declares
BY the Assoeioted Press

NEW YORK. April 14.-Ed-
ward r. Murrow, CHS COM
mentator, said last night that
according to Senator Mccarthy,
Republican, of Wisconsin. any
one who opposes the Senator's
methods must be a Commu-
mist"
IF that be true. there are an
awful lot of Communists in this
country, Mr.. Murrow said in a
reply to charges made by Sen
ator Mccarthy on Mr.. Murrow's
See 1t Now" television program
last week.
The CHS newsman's state
ment was prefaced by a COM
mentary on the history of due
process of law by Roman Cath
Ollie Bishop Bernard j. Shell of
Chicago.
Bishop She'll, in a speech
last Friday. denounced Senator
McCarthy's Red-hunting meth
DDS as doing more harm than
good to the anti-Communist
cause.
Freedom Vital Issue.
On Mr.. Murrow's program,
Bishop Shell said "the issue of
freedom is of vast Importance
to every one of us.
ut has seven and a half CEN
turtles of history behind it, where
men and women have given and
sacrificed and even died in order
that the law of the land might
become a reality" he said.
The bishop did not mention
Senator Mccarthy, even indi-
rectly.
Mr.. Murrow also put excerpts
from Bishop Shells Friday
speech on the TV screen. but
not the parts in which he criti-
cized the Junior Senator from
Wisconsin.
Bishop Shell reviewed the de-
velopment of the concept of due
process of law from the time of
the Magma Charta to the day
of the modern Supreme Court
of the United States. He spoke
in broad, philosophical terms.
"ThiS freedom that is OURS Is
a very precious thing, the
bishop said. "It can be frittered
away. It can be lightly thought
of, and it would seem incredible
that seven and a half centuries
Of history : would be thrown
quickly and easily, and yet such
things can happen unless we are
filled with an understanding of
its historical significance and
what it means to us for our pro-
lection as freemen. :"
Charges Exchanged.
Senator McCarthy's attack on
Mr.. Murrow was itself reply
to a previous broadcast in which
Mr.. 'Murrow said Senator Nc
earthly had repeatedly stepped
over the Zine between investiga-
ton and prosecuting"
After last weeks telecast. Mr..
Murrow released a prepared de-
NAL of the major charges leveled
by Senator Mccarthy. Last
night he repeated these denials
over the air.
He added:
"He (Senator Mccarthy
proved again that any one who
exposes him, any one who does
not share his hysterical dis.
regard for decency and human
dignity and the rights guaran-
teed by the Constitution, must
be a Communist or at best a
fellow traveller. I fully expected
this treatment
Having searched my con-
science and my files, I cannot
contend that have always been
right or wise. But I have at
tempted to pursue the truth
with some diligence, and to re-
port it, even though as in this
case, I had been warned in adj
vance that I would be Subjected
to the attentions of Senator
Mccarthy"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-14

CdTtIly 11TSG CuTIlSQ his guns OIl
the Army and men connected
with the Army. He's had them
under fire from time to time
ever since.
The Navy and the Air Force
This is another in a series OF articles
on the controversial junior Senator
from Wisconsin, currently appearing
in The Stor.
for the most part have been out
of range.
In the past five years. Senator
Mccarthy has:
/. Accused Army officers of
extracting war crimes confess
sions from German SIS troopers
in such manner that "our
Government had been placed in
a position of condoning a brand
of brutalitarianism worse than
that practiced by the most NOR
ally degenerate in either Hitler's
or Stains camps. :"
2. Linked the name of Gen.
George c. Marshall as World
War II Army Chief of Staff with
what he called "a conspiracy of
infamy so black that, when it is
finally exposed, its principals
shall be forever deserving of the
maledictions of all honest, men. u
3. Pictured Gen. Eisenhower
when he was chief of the allied
forces in Europe as invariably
siding with Gen. Marshall in de-
cisions which he said aided the
Russians.
4. Charged the Army was run
by politics" and political gen.
erals" This was after former
President Truman had fired Gen.
Douglas Macarthur from his Far
East commands.
S. Accused the Army of 200
years of softness" in dealing with
Communists.
6. Accused the Army of black
mail' in releasing a report which
claimed he and his chief investi-
eating counsel, Roy Cohn, had
sought special treatment for Pvt
G. David Schine. one Of Senator
McCarthy's aides.
Not Reds, at First.
Senator Mccarthy had not
yet entered the field of Red
hunting when he fired his first
shot at the Army.
His first brush with the Army
came over the Army's handling
of the prosecution of German
SIS troopers accused of slaugh-
tering 100 Americans in the in
famous ''Malmedy massacre" of
World War II.
Before the hearing was over
he had charged a Senate investi-
eating subcommittee with plan
ming a "whitewash" of the Army
and accused the committee
chairman, Senator Raymond
Baldwin, Republican of Connect
icut. Of acting "criminally
wrong"
Demanded Senate Probe.
He demanded a Senate inveS-
tigation of all the Army's war
crimes trials in Europe. He called
for State Department and Army
officials to testify and said that
unless they promised "correc-
tive action" he would call for
public hearings "even if they do
irreparable damage to our poll
cies and certain individuals.
Earlier, several Senators had
Joined Senator Mccarthy in voic-
ing concern over death sentences
given IL SIS men in the Malmedy
case.
Their concern arose from the
fact that military-civilian COM
missions had reported question
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-14
Home Boxing Popular

Home baking is not in a de-
cline. a London newspaper
decided when it had more than
1000 requests for a recipe for
homemade brown bread, men,
toned in a column.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-14

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-14
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-14
We Believe -.


That good appearance is
one of mans important as
That reputable makers are
the most reliable source for
both authentic fashion and
unadulterated quality
On this creed, we proudly
feature these famous makes
4 Lee and Stetson Hats
x Stein-BIoch and Timely Clothes
X ExeeIIo and Monhotton Shirts
K Bostonion. Footsover and Stoey
Adams Shoes
And many others.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT
APARTMENT couple. Com
pletely furnished, including vacu-
um cleaner, washing machine
Air conditioner Call 694. 423-tf
APARTMENT 3G8 Randolph St,
Farmville, Va Phone 35lR
7-20-tf
OFFICE SPACE. Two adjoining
Offices at lit a west Third st
Apply to w J Bloomfield and
son. Farmvllle. Phone 1913 8-17-tf
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CT A s S IFIED S
For SALE


HAY BALERS- used. One new
Holland model 76, one Interna-
tional PTO As. Both thoroughly
reconditioned. Also one good used
DIN. Wood Brothers corn pick
er. BradshaW's Garage. Inc. Phone
1876. BurkeVille. Va 9-l7-4t
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HOUSEHOLD 49, Upright piano
Philco cabinet radio. in good con-
dition. must sell because we have
moved to a smaller house H r.
Nuckols. Rt. 3. Scottsville, miles
Southeast on Rt. 20 9-2l-3t
CATTLE. grain farm Located IN
Nottoway county. ESQ acres, 100
open. so IN timber. 8 room house,
bath. electricity Ample water sup
ply Write Box ASS. Crewe. Va.
9-24-2p
SEED OATS and RYE GRASS
recIeaned. G l. Cox. Ri g. Farm
vile. Va 924 -4p
FLOOR FURNACE: IKE new. So
600 B T. U. Phone II or 887M,
c. A. Reid. 9-24-2
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5 FOOT Hussmann meat case,
perfect condition, priced right,
see at Forster's Store on How
ardsville road, p O. Manteo
phone 2267. 9-28-2p
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-09-28
FOR RENT

FLOOR SANDERS - Make your
old floors look like new. You can
easily do the resurfacing work
yourself. We rent floor sanders
and edgers and supply materials.
Also electric floor polishers will
save you work and make your
floors CLEAN. Ask us about our
rentals, Farmville Mfg. Co, phone
II. Farmville. Va 2-19-tf
THIRD FLOOR Taylor Building,
corner Third and North streets,
4ox8O it., now occupied by Moose
Club, self-service elevator, suit
able for business or private club.
will remodel if necessary. Robert
f. Taylor. phone 200, Farmville.
Va. 8-2o-tf
8 ROOM APARTMENT at los
High ST, gust behind Post Of
fice). Heat. light, water and re-
frigerator furnished Call 913M.
Mrs. D. i. Doyne S-27-tf
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UPSTAIRS APARTMENT - 3
large rooms, kitchen and bath
Ready for Sept /. occupancy
Contact Julia Davidson. 221 S.
Main St. 8-27-tf
HOUSES or 4 bedrooms. IL
miles of Farmville, all modern
conyeniences, automatic oil hot
water heat. S Waverley Putney
Jr Phone 483 or 608 9-3-tf
5 ROOMS and bath, first floor.
modern heat. newly decorated, 713
Longwood avenue, available Oct.
See Sam Motley Home Furni-
ture Co, Main St, Farmville.
9-7-tf
APARTMENT: new. modern. air
conditioned. furnished. phone 800.
Farmville, Va. 9-l0-tf
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APARTMENT - furnished three
rooms with bath Private entrance.
Phone Al 400 Beech St. Farm
vile. 9l4tf
APARTMENT furnished. 3 large
rooms and bath Mrs. w. H. Bald
win, sos Buffalo Street. Farm
vile, Phone 266J. 9-l4-tf
APARTMENT 3 rooms furnish
ed. Phone 292 Mrs. f. G. Slate.
9-l7-5p
APP ARTNTENT Unfinished. Oil
heat and water furnished Mrs
C H. Grear 302 First Ave
9-17-4p
APARTMENT ~ first floor. four
rooms. heat. water. 703 Oak St
Contact Eunice Allen, 3101 Second
Ave, Richmond / va 9-l7-4p
HOUSE 5 rooms and bath, all
modern conveniences. on Hamp-
den-Sydney Road, miles from
Farmyille G. L. Power, Rt. 6,
Farmville. Phone 3026J. 9-2I-3t
APARTMENT Downstairs apart
men. front and back porchss. hot
and cold water furnished, 4 rooms
and bath ]. c Collins. Phone
On 1871, Farmyille. 9-2I-3t
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FARM-Good house, electricity.
on highway AGO one-half mile
east Prospect IS acres wheat, 3.8
tobacco, large corn acreage. grass
acreage Also cattle if desired
Contact by phone Or card Chas.
a Garden Jr- Kenbridge va
9-21-tf
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FOR SALE

WHY WORRY about troublesome
skin infection. Try V-J-O. Grays
Drugs. 12-4-tfp
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FOR RENT


APARTMENT - unfinished. five
rooms and bath, upstairs. 305 Sec
ond St Call or see Mrs. Monroe
Johns, Farmville telephnoe 492M
9-24-tf
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APARTMENT second floor, liv-
ing room. bedroom. kitchen. bath.
unfinished Electric stove. re-
frigerator, heat and water furn-
ished. GOT Second Ave, FarmvilIe,
Phone 482 9-24-tf
APARTMENTS unfinished,
four rental units. 400 Buffalo
street. Apply SEQ Buffalo 9-26- st
APARTMENT furnished. Phone
Farmville TIL 9-28-2p
HOUSE FOR RENT Living room.
kitchen, two bedrooms and bath
on first floor, one large bedroom
upstairs. Electric water heater and
oil space heater furnished. Avail
able Oct. l Phone tbs w. r. .
Inge. 9-2a-2p
ENTIRE LOWER FLOOR. 3 or 4
rooms, partly furnished, cold and
hot water included, newly paint
ed. private entrances. reasonable
rent, 308 Beech St. Phone 35J
A. V Wade 9-28-2 %
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SERVICES

TERMITE-Free inspection for
termites. Don't let termites des-
troy your house. Call us for free
inspection, no obligation. Farm
vile Mfg. Co, Farmville. Phone
II. 6-15-tf
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NOTICE

y .
PUBLIC Please take not &c on
the 9th day OF October, 1854 the
undersigned will apply to the Vir-
einia Alcoholic Beverage Control
Board for license to sell beer and
wine at Crawley's Store, Rice. Viz
ginia Said beer and wine to be
consumed of Premises, j. A,
CraWley 9-28-1p
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SKATE FREE. all beginners may
skate free every night except Sat
urday Skates clamps furnished
without cost. Also spectators adj
mitted free Closed Sunday ana
Monday nights this season HiH-
top Roller Rink. FarmWlle. Va
9-28-tf
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STATE FOREST TIMBER FOR
SALE. Sealed bids for the. pur-
chase Of all timber which has
been marked forscutting OH Tract
No 10, Buckingham AppomattoX
State Forest, otherwise known as
the j. r. Fore Tract Will be re-
ceived by the State Forester Box
1868 University Station Char
lottesville. Virainia, until 8 A M.
on Friday. October IS. 1854 at
which date and hour all bids Will
be opened at his office This tim
bar marked for cutting Is esti-
mated to be 04,537 3D. TT. Pine.
Full particulars may be had by
addressing J c. Hayes. Forest
Supt., Cumberland. Va 81 -4t'T)
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-09-28
USED CANS

1899 CHEVROLET 2 door sedan.
good condition, sood tues, yl-J.
See Carroll Dunnavant, phone
4I5-J. S-14-tf
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-09-28
WANTED


WANTED 500 Country Hams
Highest prices! See lis before yol
sell. Farmers Supply Co. Farm
vile, Va, 8-27 If
WANTED: part time leadership
for America S leading Baby Safety
Feeding table White Babee Tenda
Distributor 500 w. Marshall St.
Richmond. 9-2l-5p
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BIDS WANTED

ktI!ltlAG
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WHY WORRY about troublesome
skin infection. Try V-J-O. Grays
Drugs. 1874 TIP
FILL SOIL, 81 per truck IAd. de-
livered in or around FarmviIle.
Taylor Mfg. Co. Farmville. Va
5-4-tf
FOR SALE: -Four new cottages on
Bugs Island Lake One Of the
largest and loveliest lakes in the
south. Recreational development
just begun; boating, fishing
hunting, swimming Contact w
Hundley. Boydton, Va. 8-27-l0t
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NEW BRICK HOMES bed
rooms. two baths, living room,
dining room, kitchen On Fourth
Avenue extended Call $50 or 154
8-27-tf
EGGS: Let us supply your needs
for fresh country eggs. Case lots
available for dealers Locust Hill
Farm. Willie Welchlin Phone
4F40. 9-3-8p
RABBIT herd dispersal sale
Cages and breeding stock Some
registered Some bred deBetten
court Rabbitry, New Canton. Va.
9-l4-6p
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-09-28

Huey Long, shot while in The
Louisiana capital. died Septem-
eer To- 1895
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-09-28

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DITCHING - let US dig your
bitches, septic tanks, etc. by ma
chine. especially designed for that
purpose Rural work solicited
Putney Plumbing and Heating
Phone 483, Farmville, Va. 4-2l-tf
BUTCHERING- Animals butch
cred and processed for deep freez-
ing. Burgers Market, Phone 7,
Main ST, Farmville. 7-l3-3Op
STYLED HAIRCUTS with all
permanents at The Vanity Beauty
Shop. phone 800, Farmyille. va
9-28-1t
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-05-01

I5a-cF i ~hitefaee COW
80 9lo# shipped from Dutton
WS left rib Teton Co,
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l32-G whitefsce steer calf
N7 .36oH shipped from Conrad
Nv left hip Ponders Co.
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l33-GF 6 Yr .old whitefaee oo~
@A left RIB sS4pe CASCADE County
Adm guernsey milk type COW
a. shipped from Stevensville
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5-Hm / black eeldino
shipped from Rsvsll4 Co.
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Oh l old brindle Cow
Nh l4e5H shipped from Htll
IJtCJ a.hip9 R.hip tfreshl Co.
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M 36o# shipped from Chinook
FFO right hip Elaine County
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ll5oH shipped from Aes oh9
L.shqAB R.hipU<R.R. Co.
Il 49, $3.50
lA-IE / ~hitefsce steer calf
| A 43oH shipped from Lima
left rib Besverhe sd Co.
-
ll5-IF red roam steer calf
| - Ao5H shipped from Lins
left hip Besverhesd Co.
u 80.
Holt red roam Durham type Gov
| hA\l l3ooH shipped from Dillon
| NV RIGHT rib 5eaverhead Co.
Il
li6-IF brkle face steer calf
49, 4qoH shipped from Browning
Xxx R.rib q L.hip tfreshl
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42o# shipped from nrownine
right hipO left htptfr.l
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r. A2oH shipped from Browning
d. left hip Glacier County
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n 32o# shipped from Browning
- left hip Glacier County
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left hip Glacier County
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{ l42o# shipped from
81 left rib Browning
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ll-L 2 Yr .o1d ~hitefsee str
67oH shipped from Roy
mo Brand Fergus County
l2-Ac / smooth mouth sorrel
Ito geld. shipped from Custer
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lVkH calf shipped from Garfield
. ~ R.H.- Str.S eff. no br. Co.
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shipped from Carter Co.
right jaw
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HOMO smooth mouth black geld.
"A shipped from Custer Co.
~ left thigh ILH left sho.
ll-Mc / old jersey COW
r AI.IE 64o# shipped from
Y IhWl left rib Powder River Co.
" h5-wc l pinto oeldine
e u shipped from Powder River
y / left shoulder Co.
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" HONG l brown mare
E Il shipped from Powder River
tYl left jaw County
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t27-Mc ! smooth mouth bay geld.
o " shipped from Broadus
left sho. Powder River Co
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l29-Mc smooth mouth brown oe Id,
& 4 shipped from Broadus
left thioh Powder r, Co,
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d left shoulder Prairie Co.
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w l35-tE bay eeldino
E0 shipped from Hathaway
~ right sho. Rosebud Co.
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lie n. shipped from Custer Co.
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20. n right hip Fal1on County
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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-01
Yearlings Heavy

IIan pden -Sydney's basketball
els cot off to a slow start, caught
ire during the m j d die Of the
,an1paign. and withcred DURING
shelr final game to post a ll-3
mark during their .24-game
schedule. The Bengals did not
have dis bad a time Of It as the
~ecord implies however. since
hey We're loaded with freshman.
At points during the season
Coach Claude Milan was forced
70 start his game with four year
men.
Baseball saw Tigers drop five
Games Of their scheduled Is Al
houah a good record in itself.
The diamond aggregation lacked
4 strong mound force III numbers
llthough Tom Glascock, Ronnle
3elton. and Ed Siersema did fine
jobs all season Team fielding
was again very good at ,95l and
With five 300 hitters in the bat
ting order turned in a .279 team
at the plate.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-01

Hampden Sydney College to-
day announced award Of 43 Tiger
monograms for participation in
the spring varsity sports program.
Track led with 10, followed by
baseball. IT. and tennis. six.
Georse williams, ihtramural
manager. was also awarded a let
ter for the excellent program at
the institution John Richards,
Lvnchhurg Junior. was awarded
the McIlwaine Thompson Ten
MS Cup. Mongram winners were
Baseball Dick Armand Bill
Glascotk Tommy Poland Ed
Tester Tom johnson Ronni e
Felton, Bob Curtis. Bernie Mar
low, John Oliver, Billy Sncad
Ford 2ehmer. Frank Nancy. and
Jess Griffin
rack Jim Frazer. Mickey
Moore, Bill French, jim OVERLY
Jim Wiley. Bill pauley, Bob Gold
Bill LeHew, Frank Moore. Geo
rye Grinnan, Tommy Lee, Chuck
MOTLEY, Willie Kolmer, Bate
Killinger. Doug Bryant, Buc
Brownson. Bill Trapnell, Jot
EushbrooAe, sonny Loud.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-01
'Farmville High
Edges Amelia 10
In Season Finale

Barbee Hamersly's well-eXecut-
ed, .last-ininng bunt brought Lacy
Cumbey home with the winning
tally as Farmville High closed out
its, baseball season with a to 0
defeat Of Amelia Highs Orioles
here Friday night,
Cumbey opened tile seventh
with a double to left. reached
third on an infiald out and scamp
cred home as Hamersley raped
his bunt-roller down the first
base line. That was scored as a
hit and was only the third given
up by Dobbins. the Orioles sturdy
finger.
Randolph Lafoon also went the
route for Farmville and doled out
only three hits for one Of his top
performances Of the season In
the tight mound duel both pitch
crs had similar results three
hits. one walk and eight strike
outs.
Earlier in the week. Coach Gil
mer's FHS nine avenged its earl
ier loss to Randolph Henry ait
Charlotte c H. with 81 win
here. Tuesday night, The victory,
plus the closer against Amelia,
gives FHS an overall record Of
seven. wins and three losses. The
record clinched second SPOT be-
hind Kenbridee, in District 8,
Much Of the same Farmvillc
team Will open play in the sum
mer High School League here
June II. with Crewe furnishing
the opposition in the curtain rails
er.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-01
Tiger Totois
Hickey Summary
'OneOf Our Best
Athletic Years

Hampden Sydney College has
completed its most successful
overall athletic program in recent
years The announcement was
made by director Of Athletics Jim
Hickey Fielding in six varsity
sports, the Benagals finished the
year with a record Of 38 wins, %
losses, and one tie in addition,
the tiger track team came IN sec
ond in both the Little Seven and
Mason Dixon Conference Meets
OF the SIX team \, football.
Basketball baseball. track. GROSS
country and tennis. four finished
With winning records only
basketball ana cross-cpuntry fin
ished on the Iaoil.ty side 6of the
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-01
ARTHR|T IS?

| hove been wonderfully blessed
in beinc restored 10 octve life otter
being crippled in neorly every Joint
in my body and with museulor
soreness from heod to foot. ! had
Rheunotojd Ar,hritiy ond other
forms Of Rheumotism, honds de
formed ond my nntIes were set
Limited gnoce prohibits telling
YOU more here bot i you will write
me will reply OF once ond tell you
how received this wonderful relief
Mrs. Leila S. Wier
2a05 Arbor Hills Drive
p. o. Box 1885
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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-01

Farmville has been officially adj
mitted to the High School League
and Stuart NJ. Beville. Farmville
principal, was elected league
president. during an organization
meeting last week
Chase City, Clarksville and
South Hill were admitted along
With Farmville, bringing de-
,isiQn to organize the present
light teams into two division. One
viii consist Of Chase City Clarks-
Vile. South Hill and Kenbridge,
while the other includes Farm
vile, Randolph Henry CreWe,
Blackstone and Victoria.
The teams Will play out a sum
mer schedule within their own
divisions, to keep travel to a mini
mum, with play starting about
June II At the end Of the regu-.
lar season, the two top teams in
each division viii play a tWo-out-
of-three series for the division
title. In a final, sudden death
one-aame affair. the two division
winners Will clash for the league