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SECRETARY

4 III VICE FhEdolDENI
In middle eos with at least years
,stenographie or secretarial expert
ence. College graduate preferred. In
teresting position in aforementioned
once. Numerous company benefits
5-day week. 8 to 4:30. GOVERN
MENT EMPLOYEES INSURANCE
CO.. 14th and L SITS. NV.
ETENOGRAPHER for research d.
vision Of Airline Communications
= firm. 5-day wk. good starting sal
a ary' Airline PRIVILEGES. NE. $4,000.
ssTENoGRAPHIR. II to IS. for ma
tional publishing firm, 5-day week.
modern aforementioned ofices; con-
venient to Bethesda residence. Apply
= in person ENCYCLOPEDIA AMERI-
CANA, 1905 East-West hwy. Be-
sTrEisNOsGRAfPHER-TYPIsT, white, not
over as, for real estate. ONCE: some
{ general once work: pleasant air.
conditioned ONCE: 5-day week: hos
> pitalization benefits; starting salary
' open. Cali co. 5-5S3S. MR.. yES-
STTEsNoGRAPHER--Junior, age 20 to
35. Shorthand 80 w.p.m.. typing
= so w.p,m. Our employees work
days wk., 37ta hrs. vacation and
= sick leave benefits. Nom proflt
cafeteria. Apply RIM. 400. Personnel
Once. Sl6 14th st. NV. -15
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FOUNTAIN OPERATOR

for brand-new foun
tain service and dairy store To-
Gated in Clarendon section, to
be opened around August 1. Must
be neat, between ages Of 20 and
40. 40-hour week. excellent
working conditions. Give com.
plete record Of experience. All
replies confidential. State salary
expected. p. o. Box 1477.
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BRICK AND BLOCK WORK-caIl
. Tony for free estimates; garages.
Rem0deling speciality, Reasons
s able. 10. 2-3S46 lis
PAINTING, plastering and paperinR
done at the lowest price. Cab RE.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACCORDION l5ohner, 100 bass with
case; excel cond. Sell for 500 or
trade for late model II in. or 81
IN; tslsyision: KI: 8..423S. -15
AIR CONDITIONER, ts-ton GE vim
sale. $50. sOo4 1ztS st. NV. 800
AIR cONDITIONER, Mitchell, z h.p.,
Aush, 1854, $3.50 so (reg. $3T9 ,96J .
Ma!,eRsEYNoLDs PHARMACY, NE. s.
AIR IL coNDITToNER 1854 carrier Carr
ton; 500 cash OF best cifer. CO.
AIR IS. c Z SuisF philco. below Il
wholesale. TOM reg. S399.95 for
21Q; = ton, reg: 9.95 for $240;
brand.rieW models IN II factory rIs' sealed HsI
cartons. RE. 7-374S or Ma. $3.50.
AIR Condolences, new. used, ali
sizes. top brands. $49.50 up.
DoWUs. 441S Conn. EN-. 2-7300.
AIR CONDITIONER, York, console;
viii Mt any window: good cond. !;
500: Ewes. and week ends. Ju.
AIR cceo;NDrTIoNERs-redders, new
1854 factory cartons; ~ h.p.. $245.
Installation. RE. 7-42S9; RIA. 6,e25o.
AIR CoNDITToNERs, new victor
window models; u h.p., $21S: ~
h.p.. $252;: delivered; can Install II
desired, IA. 9-sIs4.
AIR CONDITIONERS, Carrier units.
u h.p.. " h.p.. excel. cond.. rea-
sonably priced. Wo. 6-4634, Fri.
AIR CONDITIONERs-Fedders, u
h.p., $40; Y h.p. Feeders, $228;
hip. Coolerator de luxe, S176, Free
Installation. RE. 5-4290; RA. g.
Air CONDITIONER. On Y h.p..
window-type. Good condition. S76.
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DOCS. PETs, ere.

babies and breeders
Cases and nest boxes. II. 3-9I6s
BOARDING on farm; modern kennel;
s mi. Peace Cross on Rte. 80. See
kennel sign. Cedar 3-2e41. rs
BOXERS, male, o mos. beaut. red
fawn- white neck, chest and paws.
Wonderful disp.. house broken. Also
puppies. All Axe reg. JU. 5-4s94.
GREAT DANE PUPPIES, black. males
and females; thoroughbred; lively
and promising. JE. 3-1427. LID
FOX TERRIER PUPS,
Axe, champion bloodlines. HE. +
CRATEs-Dogs, cats. etc.
All sizes: lightweight; Hw cost. 721
Oglethorpe NV, RIA. 6-3445.
POODLES. silver miniature puppies,
born May nth: Axe reg, pedigreed
best English line. Show prospects.
TOY MANCHEsTER PUPPIEs, Axe:
also BOARDING ALL BREED DOGS,
HARDWOOD KENNELS, Sol 5 Branch
ave s.e., RE 5-5440. lie
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES, Axe
reg. disposition guaranteed. MAR
LlSE. Old Baltimore rd.. Olney. Mo,
Fulton 8-4796, lis
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES, Axe
reg. Call JU. 6-7961, 8 to 8 pm.
PUPPIES, 10 wks., red.
male and female. Axe reg. excel.
hloodlines; Worm free. TIE. 6-S744.
PooDLEs, black, standard, Axe, 2
wks. Lively. happy with children.
DIAL, RETRI, crossed females. 4 mos,
house trained, 81. Tiny SPITE, .$12.
Redwood 6,sl74. -. -. IL, 10,
MOVING; must sell; registered. CAL
GERMAN IN SHEPHERD PUPPIES. Axe
reg; 5 wks. old; beautifully marked
r IL, S1UsIii COCKER, b. and
VII. male, 70 yks;, 2 o beauty; best
CONF AND GET 'EMgFor sale. 8.
wk.-old collie pups, Axe reg. cham.
pion stock: wormed and immunized
Call IA. $1,000 after $3.50 pm
FOR MINED. sALE-Eng.
lish Springer spaniels, Axe; were
on Tv; owner leaving. GATHERS
o aIEa f fTPf1ks. blue merle color
sonable. JE. 2-66O6. lis
COCKER SPANIEL PUPRIES, blond
beauties, healthy. litter Axe regis
s ss5ed 4S Slsssm M 20 SERUM srs1se wormsd
BOXER, s wks.. male. Axe. docked
shots. choice Of litter. RIA. 6-125o
DAcHsHuNDs, 10 Wks
Sire. Champ. Alden Of Raymihill
black and tan; 500 each. Of
CATS. KITTENS, domestic, short
haired. healthy, trained. AID. 2.
BOXER e PuPss. champion pedigree
wormed. shots. Axe. XII. s-0SS7
POODLEs. Miniature. Beaut. puppies
DACHsHUND, red and smooth: AXE
registered II gks; old: shots and
c GWSnEmsS S e; T1s4ai h,ond. ,.m.'s
yrs Yrs. old: well trained. $50. IA. o.
BOXER Boxer PUPS. Champion sired
Faun. Axe reg. Exceptional pedi.
greess Excel. show prospects. 10
PA lsAigksEE WANTED = HiEhes,
prices paid; will pick up; Belmont
5-76S4, Baltimore, Md.
BLUE PERSIAN KITTENS, registered,
from champion stock; gentle pets OF
fine breeders: Bargain price. OWNER
moving; ". 2;7060. "a
POODLES (2). black, standard, M &
F. Axe, Q wks., wormed, shots,
super. ped. Very reas. 10. 7-2235.
COCKER PUPS. Champion sired.
Axe Axe Blond, bum. red and part
WArfield 7-227S. --21
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BUSINESS sERvlcEs

Il WILL PAINT your house o. roolnl
now ct low cost. Expert work. Oh
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

HoL,SLEIN COW and calf for sale.
BEAUTIFUL 5-year-old chestnut
gelding; 10 hands high; gentle;
good hunter: $3.50. Cali WO. g.
CHESTNUT MARE, 6 yrs old; wen
broke: good saddle mare. Must sell:
best offer. Edgewater 1882. lis
FIVE FRESH cows. 25 close spring.
ing Holstetn heifers. Excel. dairy
stock. Bangs calfhood yaccinated.
Phone DU. 5-70S6. lis
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DISCOUNT HOUSE

FURNITUREr-NEW
DISCOUNT HOUSE
$50 .95 B-pc. chrome dinettes $40
S149 maple bedrm. suites--- $3.50
$40. 9R Hollywoods, 80 IN. now $35
Bedrm.. liv. rm" din. rm: suites.
ZINC. tssl deorsis I Ave-. ~. S-5ss1
FURN. X Dinette; end tables. Holly
FURN.MSofa. Amer Orient. Sx1o
mus : STIhD 81 ssg9 issssurs' m0YIisgs
F URN: 5o,,s s epc tig maple ch 1872
must sell mined. Lo. S-o52o;
FURN.-Leaving town; Thurs. or Fri.
night only, after 8 pm: Sewing ma
chine, cleo. $14: 2 Bgls. beds, S29:
lux vacuum, s. 500 Macarthur
F PUtsSNi. GAME American maple bed
| rm., 8 mahog. dining chairs, l Edi-
son crib. 4 porch chairs, mahog.
lamp table; will sac. DE. 2-1711.
2 upholstered chairs. table, lamps,
pictures, all very modern. WA.
FURN.-cash only; modern bleached
man. oeorm. set, extra-long bed.
$3.50 or best offer also ebony oak
coffee table. end table and dinette
set, misc. lamps, sofa-bed. hand
lawn mower. baby carriage, assorted
lawn furn. Call JE. 4-4372. LII
household fufn. for
2-bedrm. apt. Crescent 3-0442, IL
fadss GEe Foisfnx; vs iron double
now standing; plus plumbing fix-
lures. radiators. misc. bldg. material,
doors. Inspect on premises. 2007
Eye st. NV. See Mr.. ALPHER, 1880
GAS RANGES SSi new. used. instai1a-
ton. PEERLESS SALES CO., 1887
Georgia ave. DE. 2-5566.
GAS RANGES, new, used. repairs;
oil coal wood ranges. ACME
,s SToyE lol1 S1h nT Ma s sS
lge. assert; cleo. motor repairs: .40th
VI CARLY. 1908 18th. NO 7-0224
LATE MODEL power-operated con-
tinuotlS belt lift and tubular SCAT
folding. JU; 7-7sS6 or HE. 4-S416.
IEICA, sUMI1AR F 1.5 LENS. CALL
Great Mills 2-4S11. LIZ
LIVING ROOM SUITE; Krohler; 2
pc; very good condition. Reasonable.
MOVIE CAMERA, Eastman Cine
Magazine, I6-mm., F1-9 lens, cost
$40, sell 500. Cine telephoto lens,
63-mm., F-27, cost $40, sell S35.
2 carrying cases, So ca. EN-. q
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SITUATIONS 8 WOMEN

COUPLE, colored; wife cook: man.
chsufsur- hutlsr; wilkins TO tragei;5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-15

Busy Law office. specializing in radio
: and television. needs efacient, ma
ttlre secretary. No previous legal
J, Judgment, Imagination and willing
ness to work hard are essential.
Modern, air-cond. bldg. In reply,
give all information you would want
II you were employer. Salary open.
I Box 4I5-S, Star. lis
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TRAVEL AGENT
See Help Men and Women

TYPiST, 2 to 8, Tuesday and Friday,
Z July and AUGUST. I-giri ONCE ex-
Der. In shorthand or debating ma
chine. DL. 7-6329. MRS. CHA
Sundays Of Apply IN person. eAX.
ONY BAR & GRILL eo7 Pa. ave.
DIV. 10
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OFFICE FURNITURE
500 DESKS OF ALL KINDS 4 IS
d. p. Typewriter Desk, Sl7.50
Flat-Top Desks. d. p. S25 and up
File CabinetS-Wood, Steel. Legal
Letter Size
Bookcase. 900 Stock
Offered--New and Used
Free Delivery and Parking
Open All Day Saturday
MANHATTAN OFFICE EQUIP. CO.
$50 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
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ROOMS AND APTs. 10 sNARE

MAN to share 2-bedrm. kitchenette
apt with another man; TV; 81. 110
MASS, ave. NV. Apt. q.
CONN. AVE. APT.-Girl to share with
another girl. $3.50. Call EN-. 2-za43.
GIRL TO SHARE furn. modern 2.
bedrms., powder room, LIST moor:
maid service; Naylor Gardens. Sc.
MAN 10 SHARE 2-bedhrm. apt. With
another man; kitehenette, ~; 50
wk. 119 Mass. ave. NV. Apt. Z.
Mr.. NATIONAL CATHEDRAI-Em.
ployed middle-aged lady desires to
share apt. with another lady; TV,
window fan; reas. expenses. Call
10. 5-07SS. evenings.
GOVT. GIRL or student t21-30) TO-
share GEORGETOWN apt. with an
other girl. CO. 5-1449 after 9 Pm.
ARLINGTON Nj young lady to
share cool, desirable 2-bedrm. furn.
apt. with another lady. IA. 2-6b24.
NV girl, share mod. s-bedrm,
home; twin beds. TV, with girls: S30
mo. RIA. 3-5S02. ewes. and wk. ends.
1884 COLUMBIA RD. N.w.-Sus.
woman to furnish own bedrm. and
share 2-bedrm. apt. with woman
DU. 1885, apt. $40. 17s
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WAR SURPLUS
T Pa1!yi a.IG

is sssa 1 BsSf d522o a3t s1 fzFER '1 s
] t / 4 ! s 81 4 80. s, SASyAg TENTS
s eHoyEs sNE Mbs ssP hITss 6ss Pom
LIGHT PLANT = 110-voLT. $50
WATT SURPLUS, $3.50
MAEToeks, 81; ssgLY AR AosEE,
&c ET, 7.LB; SLEDGE. SO 5-GAlL,,
AXES, NEW. So USED, $3.50;
GARDEN HOSE. 81. 25-FT.; 3-TON
HYDRAULIC JACKS. LOS: WHEEL.
S22. so; HAND SAWS, S1.45. TOOL
MAGHINERY2 NAME TT - WE
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REAIRs AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS, PORCHEs, screening,
complete remodeling service: esti-
No money dn.. SO MOS. to pay. SEQ
ADDITIONS CELEBRATIONS Is
the time to repair, remodel. or add
to your present home. No money
down. Va. only. OV. 3-n3ia.
ADDITIONS. ALTERATIONS
Attics, porches. recr. rms. day or
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MOTOR TRAvEL

ATLANTIC CITY. wildwood, passen-
f Sci. 9 ass1Fsd fos July 10 week end.
WANTED, reiiabS party. ariye Ford
to Dallas or Fort Worth next few
days; Ref. REQUIRED. ST. 3-7369. IL
wanted: ref. EXCHANGED. no. q
YOUNG WOMAN desires share drtv-
ing and expenses to Tucson, AriE..
pref. bet. 18th and S1st Of July.
Ewes. EN-. 3-eO91.
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sGTENO-TYPIsT, in Silver Spring
area, for large insurance company:
aforementioned once; all employe
benefits with wks. vacation.
& Please contact MR.. YOUNG. JU.
TEACHER, nursery or kindergarten
y for private school In SCI state age,
education. exper., salary expected
\ and phone number. Box 4fi-Y, Star.
TOBACCO AND CANDY CLERK no
STANDARD DRUG CO.. 1929 MINI.
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steel,

STUDIO COUCH. never used. browns
TAPE-REcORDING MAGAZINE, Aus.
issue 35c. must reading II you
plan owning d recorder. COMMITS
SION ELEcTRONICS, NO. 7-4392.
TAPE RECORDER. Hi-Fi. Ainpro No.
75f,. push-button:. week old, costs
$685. 5, will sell for $139.95 cash.
Includes tape reel, radio attach.
mike, instruction booklet and guar
antee card which has not been
filled out. A bargain to one not
lazy to write 3 card to Box 416-s.
TELEvIsIoN, new 1854 models. best
refused. WooDMooR APPLIANCE.
10109 Colespille I'd, JU. 7-9400s
lie
nv, 21 in, GE, black daylight, lovely
maple cabinet. Best offer. JE: Be-
nv i2-inch Admiral with phono-
graph. radio combination. Good
condition. $40. JE. 4-4666. --15
TV, 2l-in. Motorola console. less than
VI. old; perfect condition. $3.50.
XII. S-S737 after 6 pm. -16
TV, Zenith console, 17-inch; excel.
picture. After PM. AID. 2-0l24.
nv. MoToRoLA. 17-in. table model;
very good condition. $100. 713
BrandyWine st. Sc Apt. III
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FOR SALE OR RENT
With Option 70 PurchRaa
DIS Caterpillar HuIldezer

DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY
WILLIAMS CONSTRUCTION co.
BOX las, Baltimore 20, Nd.
Phone: Nntdoek $4,000
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POULTRY. RABBITs AND EGGS

New Zealand white: 3 does.
buick; S.. JE. 2-S056. III
FEED, POULTRY SUPPLIES. baby
STORE. 6IS K st. NV. Ne. s-o0s9.
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10000 BARGAINS
J. II. GICHNER

~ 44s A4S444NG1t
2513 M ST. NV Elk. 3-3527
WASHER, Benodix, auto. Crosley
refgr,, 8 Gu. IT., both 16 months old:
child's swing and fre engine, good
cond. XII. 9-5I27. --16
WASHER, MAYTAG, wringer-type,
Conlon console-type ironer. white
porcelain. Call RA. 1880. 1Sh
WASHERS, late models, look like
new; $50. Also portablee, $26, with
delivery. ST. 3-I216.
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spinete. consoles and Strands; large
selecticni new. Aoof samples, and
slightly danaged from our recent
IRE. All fully guaranteed. All offered
for sale At real SAVINGS; up to
-. 1ssYYInarr, eAr ne. conn
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YOUNG LADIES Eon,s ~,
ROOMS WANTED

MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN wishes rm.
or will share apt, with lady near
Dept. Of State. Box 212-T. star.
lka
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MISCELLANEOUS ron RENT
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

FANS Of al types for every. appiiea-
cs CR sass = Sfscs kfSssFEs eo
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Special Summer Rates
GORDON HOTEL DOWNTOWN
916 18th ST. NV.
out bath; weekly and mo. rates.
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GILBERT

] MONTH FREE RENT
COLORED. 2542 18th st. NV. Nicely
furnished: single and double rooms
in quiet house: adults only; reason
able rates; kit. privileges. --lo
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ALTURAS HOTEL
1909 18th ST. NV.

ow available, Aforementioned rooms
with private bath: also singles from
$1,000 wk.; So day; dining room:
elevator and switchboard. HU. 81
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-08-31
Powhatan News

Final Standings
Softbail League
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-08-31

principally, I'VE understand. be-
'ause it has been found that the
old lights at Farmyille High won't
10. Poles too short
Faced with the financial burd-
on of new lights. the whole de-
velopment project seems to have
seen nearly forgotten From this
corner, it seems fitting now that
the Recreation Association should
be revitalized Let's get the civic
club representatives workin G
again!
With a dozen organizations
willing to cooperate it's foolish
o say We can't get the Longwood
development going The organiza-
ton is sound with its represent
alton from all the towns clubs.
We've heard frequently Of late
that most of our clubs need a pro-
iect or two to arouse club enthu-
siasm We know of no better one
than recreation and a project that
stands to benefit the young peo-
pie.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-08-31
PHI League
Title Goes to Gretna
Playoffs Go Sept. 3

Gretna winner Of the Patrick
Henry League regular season
baseball title. Will meet third
place Altavista as the league
nlav-offs get underway Friday.
Sept, 3.
In the other bracket, Brook
neal second place winner. meets
the Charlotte Grcys. occupying
fourth place
The preliminary series are on a
tWo-out Of three basis.
Winners of the preliminary
series meet later in a three of
five championship series for the
1854 championship
Gretna clinched first place with
to 0 victory over runner-up
Brookneal last week. All play
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-08-31
News Events

Philip JeSsup, JT. Of Washing
on is visiting his aunt. Mrs W
r Parker
Funeral services for w Frank
Michaux. former county agent
and former director Of the
Bank Of Powhatan, were held at
St. Likes Church Saturday af-
tclnoon Mr. MichauX was over
ninety years Of age
A party Of the Beaumont staff
motored to Washington to a ball
game Friday evening
Mr., and Mrs. f. " Galloway,
Of Washington, were week end
guests or Mrs. Thoms. near Fine
Creek Mills
w. r. Parker was a recent
Roanoke business visitor
Messrs. l.. J. Bowles and J P
Fuller motored to South West
Virginia over the week end.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-08-31

On Monday night, Aus 30.
iraccland met Beaumont in a
)ost season play-off Tuesday
hight, MAY Memorial No :
hampton meet Mt Moriah
On Friday night Sept g. the
ietsy Ross team. Of Farmyille
iii play There viii be food
sale and soft drink refreshment
ill be sold. The public is invited
O patronize these games.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-08-31
SideIine vie,v US
BY JOHN STICK

~s-~~ -
Coach Jim Hickey begins putt
ting his 1854 Hampden-Sydney
Collcga Tigers through pigskir
drills tomorrow Wednesday, l.
viii be two sessions per day from
then until school opens at Death
Valley on September IA
Hickey and his assistants
Claude MILAN who works with
linesman and Bob Thalman, who
puts the back through their PAGES.
have a big opening date coming
up as coaches see such things II
all too soon.
That Soon-to bc-date is Sep
tcmbcr % and the opponent Is
the Spiders of the University Of
Richmond The setting and pres
tiee in this event are important
SIRE the contest will be waged
before the Capital City's Friday
nieht Tobacco Festival cclebrants
Hickey expects about AS candl-
dates and that Will be one of the
20 -, = oui'r Oosi'ii,il,s ~ e-'e4
son drills at Death Valley in sey
cral years Reports from the Hill
indicate that graduation and
scholastic difficulties force some
hu, ~ fo,.,,o, rnd,aa f,oa, ~
Rceoryotion =, ,u,n,aneh,,.n ;e
familiar .hsnd, a, No roehraIi,,c
,an,o
rho,o uro,.o ,,,,,tor ,f ,,;o
.Gfe~ - n,a ...o,. }art ,,oa
did,,.t tho po,,ooIs Won or r,tth
tbor5ttln s~yen ana A1oeon-,ivn,.
f,nnforo,oa t,naea
-,
"' o'''''s ''''''F
FalmVillc HiRh school s ilrS'
Haino now only ~ DAYS OIL witt
ftl'lila" county hlRh SchQol VII
oil'f some interesting obseiVa-
to'lS on ulat School S progress n
gearing itself upward INTO GROUP
power inns Is probably the last
year oi1claiS thefe may nave
Sid1e oi pfeaoiiAhailtly Group II
opponents as llleY nave tillS sea
son
The game viii give US all an
opportunity to see how far along
Coach Charlie Suttenfield has
brought The Blue Comets. Halifax
County High School is a consoli-
dation OF the old Group II c. II
Friend and a half dozen or SO
Group III coutny schools. with a
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-08-31
Darlington Hsls.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Cooke we're
notified recently Of the death of
Mr. Cookies sister-in-la Mrs.
Arthur Cooke, of Lakeland, Fla.
Although Mrs. Cooke had been
Ill for some time, her death was
unexpected and came as a shock
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Evening star., 1954-11-05
Man Held on Bond
AFTER Wife Is Seized
In Theft Of Fur Coats

A man who gave himself up on
a charge OF stealing nearly $1,000
worth of fur coats was held in
$4,000 bond yesterday by United
States Commissioner Cyril S.
Lawrence.
Richard Gregory. "a, surren-
dered at police headquarters
Wednesday. a week after his bride
had been arrested on the same
charge of stealing the coats from
the Hay Adams House.
Gregory also was held on an
other grand larceny charge in
yolving theft of 500 worth of
clothing and three 500 savings
bonds. He was held In $500
bond in this case and $500 in
the fur coat case.
Gregory earlier had posted
Evening star., 1954-11-05
IA japanese Students
To Be Given Tour Of U. 5.
BY The Assesiaied Press

TOKYO, Nov. 5.-The United
States Air Force and the Japan
Society of New York are joining
to fly IA japanese students to
the United States tomorrow for
a six-week visit including a call
on President Eisenhower in
Washington.
The students will attend the
18th Japan-American Student
Conference. which consists of a
tour Of American colleges.
The Japan Society of New
York is paying for the student
tour of the United States. The
air force will fly them to the
United States in a C-97. and fly
tl1em back to Tokyo in six weeks.
The students will present Gen.
Eisenhower with a two-foot
miniature Kabuki doll. repre-
senting Japan's dance drama.
Evening star., 1954-11-05

$1,000 bond on q charge OF loot
ing a restaurant at 2416 Four
teenth street NV. After he dis
appeared, his wife Virginia Greg
ory. Is, of the 140O block of
Chaplin street NV. was charged
with the fur coat theft. She
was jailed while police searched
for her husband Of less than a
week.
1 Yesterday, Mrs. Gregory's bond
was reduced from $500 to
$500. The higher bond had
been imposed for the time her
husband still was at large.
The Gregorys are charged
with taking suitcases laden with
$6,906 forth of fur coats be-
longing to Luis Dibos Of Lima.
Peru, while he was staying at
the hotel in September.
Evening star., 1954-11-05
Biosophicol Institute

DR.. Norman Vincent Peale's.
book, "The Power Of Positive
Thinking" will be reviewed. at
a meeting of the Biosophical In
stitute Of Washington at 4 pm.
Sunday in the Willard Hotel.
Evening star., 1954-11-05
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