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Evening star., 1954-01-16

Johnny Longden and even Gordon Richards,
the celebrated English rider. His name is
William Lee Shoemaker.
Willie Shoemaker is little fellow, tip
ping the scales at 1O2 or 1O3 pounds and
should have no difficulty making weight for
some years. Late in December, he completed
the greatest jockey achievement ever known
by riding his 485th winner in one year. With
the 500 mark in sight, Willie took brief
rest, or he might have made this total easily,
with Sunday riding at Aqua Caliente.
Since April 90 1949, when he scored his
maiden victory, Shoemaker bagged 1854
winners up to the rim of 1854. He is the only
Evening star., 1954-01-16
NBA STANDINGS

TODAY's SCHEDULE.
Philadelphia at Baltimore tafternoon).
Fort Wayne at New York.
Milwaukee at Minneapolis.
Syracuse at Rochester.
TOMORROW'S SCHEDULE.
Philadelpsia VS.. Baltimore at Boston.
New York at Boston.
Rochester at Syracuse.
Minneapolis at Fort Wayne.
Evening star., 1954-01-16
Two Spectators Die
Within 7 Minutes at
Kish-CrusoderGom
BY the Assoeioisd Press

BOSTON, Jan. 16. Two
men at the Notre Dame
Holy Cross basketball game
at Boston Garden last night
collapsed and died within
seven minutes of each other.
They were identified as
Joseph c. Casey, SO, of
Taunton and Harry Jones,
SO, of Worcester.
Evening star., 1954-01-16
Hia|eah Opens Today
Confident OF Records;
70 in Inaugural Cap
BY the As,oeiassd Press

MIAMI, Fla, Jan. 16.-
Hialeah race course begins the
"rich middle" Of Florida's thor
oughbred racing season today.
confident of new records in
betting and attendance during
the next 40 days.
The famous old track. glitter
ing like a society matron in her
newest and most expensive
gown. expects about $4,000
patrons to throng the new
$2.5 million clubhouse and other
facilities for the start of its 27th
season. A special train will
bring a contingent from Palm
Beach.
The spacious new clubhouse.
third in Hialeah history. pro-
vides three acres of walking
floor space and is equipped
with six escalators. five stair
ways and two elevators to pro-
vide easy access to each Of the
floors. The new dining room,
done in pale pink, seats 731
patrons.
Hyphasis Topweighted.
Today's $4,000 Inaugural
Handicap is the first Of 16
stakes offering $4,000 in added
money. including the Flamingo
Stakes and Widener Handicap
at 100000 each.
The oath running of the In
augural has attracted 20 Of the
fastest 3-year-olds and upward
now in Florida and If all go the
gross will be $2l 1925 with $16,250
net to the winner.
Belair Studs Hyphasis is top
weighted at 121 pounds. with
Jockey Ted Atkinson slated to
ride. but the Hasty House Farm
entry of Torch of War and Po-
mace is expected to be the pop
ular choice. with support also
going to such performers as Hi
Billee, Sweet Vermouth, Eaton
town and the Woolford Farm
entry of Sugarfoot and Delegate.
Others listed for the Inaugural
are Sir Mango. Candlewood.
Sagittarius, Tidewater, Judge J..
B.. Rae's Reward. DR.. Stanley.
Emardee. Belluno. Gainsboro
Girl, Red Charger and Dutch
Lane.
Last season the track drew
787. 7.082 who wagered $62. .084,-
596 for an all-time Florida rec
ord.
Capeador Wins at Tropical.
In yesterdays closing feature
at Tropical, Capeador. Brook
meade Stables 4-year-old son
of Bull Lea out of Bonnet Ann
by Blue Larkspur. raced to a
length victory in the $35.000-
added Tropical Handicap at a
mile and a furlong.
Capeador whipped a good field
Of 3-year-olds and upward un-
der cagy handling by Jockey
Kenny Church to take the win
ner's share Of $34,650 from q
gross purse of $47.700.
Gold Star Stables Count Cain,
a field horse with Marked Game
and Orco, was second and w. Ar
mold Hangers Iceberg II was
third. a nose in front of Mrs.
Ada L. Rlce's Mr.. Paradise.
Fourteen ran.
Capeador paid $20.70. $ll.50
and $3.50. Count Cain returned
$l1.20 and $3.50 while Iceberg
IT maid E10 An m chou,
Evening star., 1954-01-16
WIN, Lose or Draw
By GRANTLAND RICE

ARCADIA, CALF, JAN. 16.-For the past few weeks,
have been watching real champion at work At the age
o. he has every chance be ranked the greatest jockey
known racinggreater than Eddie Earl Sande
Evening star., 1954-01-16

(See GOLF, Page A-13)
Evening star., 1954-01-16

Continued on Page Alb, Col. So
, 1954-02-11
DONKEY RACES ON
22ND TO BE
EVENT

An ancient rivalry will be
settled on February 22nd
when the Donkey Races are
held at the Parade Ground in
Christiansted for the Jonkey
Club has promised to furnish
knights in armour to battle
for supremacy of the island.
Just as was in the days Of
yore, startled spectators will
watch swooning maidens pin
their gariands on proud men
in armour who will turn and
with lowered lances will hurl
themselves at their adversary.
laundering steeds, flying pen
nahts, clashing armour will
mark the intermission be-
tween races when The Barren
Continental will test his met
tie against Why. Count Cru
zian. These two Island knights
will hack and hew at each
other with skillful trainers,
encouraged by loving maid
ems, revived by fit guns and
at length carried off the field
, 1954-02-11
Administrator Of
Antique Appreciates
Recep. Given Bond

The following is a press re-
lease received from Mrs. Hill
da England yesterday.
In a letter of appreciation
received from the Administra
tor for Antigua by Mrs. Hilda
England, Chairman, Festival
Committee, 1858, the Admins
TRAITOR states in part: Our men
very much appreciate the
kind reception they all
awys get in st. Croix and
know that whenever you ask
them, they will again brave
the danger of the sea-
ITO the people Of st. Croix
he also sends many thanks for
the interests shown in the.
Steel Band e4c0
, 1954-02-11
Chdirmen Of Service
Center Express Grut.
to Those Who Helped

Mrs. William Gregory and
Mrs. Betty Dale have express
ed their personal gratitude to
those persons who help them
to make the Servicemen's Cen
ter a success over the last
weekend. in a release which
states: s
members of the Commit
tee for the Christiansted Ser
vieemen's Center take this
medium of expressing thanks
to the following hostesses
who served at the Center on
the weekend of February the
9th and 7th. They are: Mes
danes Rather, Wills, Catlin,
Taylor, Isbit, Armitage, Edith
Jackson, BarteH, Brenda Mil
Ter, Brodhurst and Gregory;
also the Misses Marie Greg
DRY, Hazel Motta and Carmen
Martinez.
Valuable assistance were al
so given by Mr.. Rather and
Mr. Ishit. -,
, 1954-02-11

&E.-
Of honor by changing ambu-
lance.
Granted, perhaps, the Ian
ces may be brooms, the lower
ed helmets once might have
served as island ash cans; the
dashing steeds beneath their
flowing sheets Of steel may
have patient hearts and long
grey ears and for all one
knows the chain metal trou
sers of each gallant knigh
Continued on paSS44 A.
, 1954-02-11
v. /. Republicans
in Wush. Confub;
Attend w. H.Teu

Republican National Conn,
mitteeman, Roy P. Gordon,
Republican National Commit
teewoman, Mrs. Bette z. Will
Hams and Republican State
Finance Chairman, William
Greer, attended meetings Of
the Republican National Com
mittee held in Washington
February 5th and 9th at
which time plans for the 1854
Congressional and Senatorial
elections were discussed. I
Thursday night the Repub-
lican National Committee met
with members of Congress at
a reception held by Chairman
and Mrs. Leonard Hall. On
Friday the Committee lunch
ed with cabinet members and
attended a tea given by Presi-
dent and Mrs. Eisenhower at
the White House. At break
fast on Saturday the Commit
tee met Congressional leaders,
and at luncheon met members
of the White House staff.
Mr.. Gordon and Mrs. Will
Hams will follow up these ac-
tivities with visits to the De
partment of the Interior and
other departments connected
with the Virgin Islands.
, 1954-02-11
ST. Tho. G. 81 G. Tells
Comm. Impossible 10
Find Workers IN v. /.

Declaring that it is almost
impossible to find carpenters,
painters, masons and other
workers in (St. Thomas) the
st. Thomas Chamber of Com
merce asked the Congression-
al committee which held hear
ings there recently, to app
prove arrangements whereby
there would be a free move
ment of people into the Ameri
can Virgin Islands from the
British Islands, according to
a report in the Home Journal.
The article continues: "Ci-
tizens of each group of islands
should have the right to re-
main temporarily in the other
group up to a maximum of
three years, the Chamber re-
quested.
In its brief the st. Thomas
Labor Union urged that no
authority be given for such
and if any
alien Importation is permitted
care be exercised that resi-
dent workers are not thrown
out Of work.
The Chamber stated: In con
clusion we wish to emphasize
that our petition for some as
sistance in this matter is not
with any desire to secure
cheap labor but necessary la
Dor which the islands need
for its economic progress.
Workers secured from the
neighboring islands will be
paid the same wages as those
abtainable by native workers.
AS a matter Of fact, there is a.
local statute protecting work
ers through establishment of
a minimum hourly wage"
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-04
LEGAL NOTICE

~~~--~
VIRGINIA.:
In the Clerks Office Of the Cir
cult Court of the County Of
Cumberland the nth day Of
May. 1854:
IN RE: APPLICATION O F
DAISY SULLIVAN FOR DEED
TO DELINQUENT LAND
STANDING IN THE NAME OF
FREDERICK BROWN.
TO: FREDERICK BROWN, JR. :.
IRWIN BROWN and MERTIE
BROWN WHIT heirs at law
of FREDERICK Brown. deceased
and any other heirs at law of
the said Frederick Brown. who
may be interested in the sub
iect to be disposed of in this
proceedings. whose names are
unknown.
The object Of this proceeding
is to obtain a deed to 1870 acres
Of real estate situate in Madison
District, Cumberland
County, Virginia standing in the
name Of Frederick Brown, and
purchased at a Treasurer's sale
by Daisy Sullivan, for delinquent
taxes assessed thereon:
And an affidavit having been
made and filed, according to law.
stating that Frederick Brown is
deceased and that Frederick
Brown, Jr.. Irwin Brown and Mer-
lie Brown Whit, heirs at law Of
Frederick Brown are non-resi-
dents of the State of Virginia
md that there may be other
heirs at law OF the said Frederick
Brown. deceased, whose names
IRE unknown; Therefore, it is
ordered that they do appear
within four months after due
publication hereof, and do what
nay be necessary to protect their
interests in this matter
r. H. BLANTON. Clerk
c. CARTER, p. q.
Virginia 5-l4-4t
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-04

-
VIRGINIA
In the Clerks Office of the Cir
cult Court of Buckingham
County:
70 George Richardson, Garfield
Richardson. Howard Rich
ardSon Wiley Bland and Per
cy Bland:
Each Of you are hereby notified
that tract of land OF thirty
eight acres in Curdsville District,
Buckingham County. Virginia,
listed upon the land books for
said district in the names of Will
lam Pryor and Edward Richards,
md described as being on Camp
Branch" two miles east Of Willis
Mountain. was sold on March 10,
1885 for delinquent taxes, levies.
interest and costs. to the Com
monwealth of Virginia. and an
application for the purchase
hereof has been filed in this Of
fee.
And it appearing from the rec
ords in this office that you are
Interested in said land, each of
YOU are further notified to APP
Dear in four months from the
date Of this notice and do what
may be necessary to protect your
Given under my hand this nth
day Of May, 1854
JOHN c, SPENCER
Clerk of Said Circuit Court
= M ROGERS p q.
Buckingham, Va. 5-2l-4t
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LEGAL NOTICES


VIRGINIA.:
In the Circuit Court OF the Coun-
ty of Prince Edward. the I7tl
day of MAY, 1854
Re: Annie Frances King. de,
ceased.
Show Cause Order
1t appearing that a report Of
the accounts Of Robert K Brock
administrator. C. t. a.. OF the
estate of Annie Frances King, de
ceased. and of the debts and de-
mands against her estate has be5n
filed before the Commissioner OF
Accounts of this Court and that
six months have elapsed since the
qualification on the motion OF
Robert X. Brock, administrator
c. t. a Of Annie Frances King
TT IS ORDERED that the credit
ors of and all others interested in
the estate do show caueS, if any
they can, on the 2lst day of June
1854 before this Court at the
Courtroom against the payment
and delivery of the estate of An
ME Frances King, deceased, TO
the distributes, legatees without
requiring refunding bonds. And.
the court does further direct that
a copy of this order be published
in the Farmville Herald. a VS.
paper published in the county of
Prince Edward, Virginia. for
period of four successive weeks.
JOEL w. FLOOD, Judge
A copy Teste,
HORACE ADAMS. CLERK
ROBT. X BROCK
Attorney 5-2t-4t
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-04
Taylor Sales Inc.
Routes AGO & Is

Routes AGO & Is
Phone 643 Farmville. Va.
TIMBER. assorted standing tim
Der, approximately 1925 600 board
IT.. mostly pine. near Amelia, Va
Call 646J, Blackstone OF " w.
Southall Amelia Va Ga
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RANGE. Brand new Magic Chef
range floor sample, 80 inch size,
cooking eyes. broiler and oven,
electric clock. oven control, only
one left. S209. w j Bloomfield
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5-28-tf
PLANTS: T sweet potato. tomato,
pepper and egg plants Also flow
er slips E H Paulson, II mile
north of Farmville on old Cum
berland road phone 704J. 6-l-8p
TIMBER 314 900 bd it. of marked
timber, mostly pine. Write F. c.
Landes. ArVonia, Buckingham. Va
g. -6p
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STOVE WOOD - dried kindliue
blocks, oak slabs, Buffalo Shook
Co. Farmvllle. Phone AZ. 1-6-ttF
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BUNGALOW almost new tWC
bedrooms with all modern con-
veniences Well located and lib
eral terms O. H Written
5-28-2pF
CHICKS: New Hampshire w,
have available now day ant
started chicks Place your order
now. Day-old chicks sl3 per 100
Locust Hill Farm Hatchery, Phon
4F40, Willie Welchlin. Farm
vile. 5-28-4pl
PLANTS: a Ster. SnapdragOn
petunias and chrysanthemums
cut flowers, sweet peas. carna
tons. Mrs. Doris NJ Cook, Farm
vile. Phone 2039M or 203aJ.
5-28-3p IF
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Lucky this property wasn't
hondled by London 6. Atkins
and Reol Estote Co.

Res near Elementary and High
School, new, 3 bedrooms, oil heat
stairway to attic. modern kitchen
and bath. Priced for quick sale at
$4,000 TERMS
Res. rms baths, electric water
heater with ! l3 acre III Prospect
A beautiful home for only $3.50
Service Station. corner lot in
Farmville. modern $10,500.
Res. 5 rooms and bath, fun base
ment central heating system.
hardwood floors: ideal location
Reduced TO $12,5 500.
Serve-yourself grocery business,
crossing $1,000 per wk.. in progress
sive town. Modern equipment in
Guiding is #. meat case. walk in
box, meat slicer. grinder, etc, and
approx. $500 stock, Brick bldg,
30X80 low rent. Complete $4,000
Dwelling, 5 rooms. bath. Corner
lot on Va. St - Special at $3750
Dwelling in Farmyille. viii ex-
change for farm. Dwelling is
modern with bath and heat
Residence, new, large rooms,
bath, electric hot water heater,
hardwood floors, oil heat. corner
lot Only blocks from Main
Street. $675O.0O. Terms.
Lot, 81 it. x 300 TT. in Jackson
Heights Nice wooded lot, water
available. $500.
80 acres, on state I'd. Cumberland
Co Old dwelling, good lake site,
All in young pine and oak. $25
per acre
Tobacco farm, 90 acres so open,
acres bright tobacco, z dark.
Good room dwelling. Necessary
outbuildings. In Charlotte Coun-
ty. $500 Terms $1,000, down,
bal. by yr.
Residence, 3 apartments, full
basement. central heating system,
near Main ST., ideal for home or
investment or both. Special $1,000
FARMS, IS good farms, large and
small. Located in Prince Edward
Co, Cumberland, Appomattox.
Amelia, Charlotte and Bucking-
| nam Cos.
Dwelling, 5 rms. and bath. / mi.
from Farmville. Only S yrs. old,
n good condition. $500. s70O
down. bal. like rent.
Lots in the Davidson division,
water and sewage.
Farm, 238 A., 6 mi. from Farm
Vile, on school bus, mail, milk TT.
rs A. high state OF cultivation.
l512 A. tobacco base. Beautiful Z
rm. res Necessary outbuildings.
Reduced to Sl2,5 500. Terms: $4,000
down. bal. by yr.
FOR RENT
Res. lis So. Va. St, s rooms. bath,
electric water heater. Large gar
den
Apartment near Main St., :
rooms and bath. $25 per mo.
NY1XYYX
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BUNGALOW. almost new two
bedrooms with all modern con-
yeniences. Well located and lib
eral terms O. H Written
5.28-2nF
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-04

STOVE WOOD - dried kindliug
blocks, oak slabs, Buffalo Shook
Co. Farmville Phone AZ 18-ttF
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-04
LOST ANDFOUN

LOST: 1854 Virginia truck license
plate No T-143-394 If found
please return to v. S. Bagby Abb
lene. Va. 6-4-lt
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-04
NOTICE OF PROOF OF DEBTS
AGAINST ESTATE OF ANNIE
FRANCIS KING. DECEASED.

Having before me for settlement
the account of Robert K. Brock,
administrator c. t. a. of the above
estate, and being requested so to
do by the said administrator,
have fixed Monday. the 21st day
OF June, 1854. at 1000 a m. as
the time and my office, Room 81,
Prince Edward Courthouse. Farm
vile, Virginia, as the place for
receiving proof Of debts and de-
mands against the decedent or
her estate Given under my hand
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-04

WOMAN-white for housekeep-
ing. to live in Call Farmville
495W or write Box C Care Her
aid. 6-4-2p
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-04

TO: Annie Huntington: and the
other heirs, devisees. executors
or administrators of Oxie Dun
ningt0n, deceased, whose names
and addresses are unknown and
who are proceeded against as
UNKNOWN PARTIES.
You are hereby notified that a
tract Of land containing I'll acres.
situated in Prospect District of
Prince Edward County. Virginia
and bounded as follows. On the
North by Doc Jones. on the East
by j H Schultz. on the South
by Mile Franklin, on the West
by Percy Walker. and being the
same land conveyed to OXie Dun
nigton by deed dated May n, 1916
from Edward S Taylor and Alma
l.. Taylor, his wife, recorded in d.
B 63 page 608 in the Clerks Of
flee of Prince Edward County.
Virginia, was sold in the l4th day
of December, 1912 by the Treas
urer of said County for delinquent
taxes, levleS. interest and costs,
to the Commonwealth of Virgin
ia. and application for the purch-
aSe thereof has been filed in this
office. And it appearing from the
records in said office that you are
interested in said land you are
further notified to appear within
a. months from the date of this
notice and do what may be ne
cessary to protect your interest.
Given under my hand this 9th
day OF April. 1854
HORACE ADAMS. Clerk
Circuit Court Of Prince Edward
County. Virginia
ANNIE M. FALLWELL. p. q.
6-4-4t
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USED CARS
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WITH MANY MODELS
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1850 BUICK
4-door sedan. super, Dynaflo.
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1850 CHEVROLET
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SpeeioI prices on oil above
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NOTICE

HILLTOP ROLLER RINK to
close for the summer May 30th to
September is 4-l3-l4t
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FOR RENT


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FLOOR SANDERS # Make your
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Also. electric floor polishers will
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Arizona sun., 1954-09-17

FAILS AT DEPTH RECORD
Skin Diver Bob Lorenz and
sister, Esther, at Catalina Island,
Calf. Lorenz descended 293
feet. Esther set a record Of her
own by diving 185 feet. Lorenz,
was attempting to break worlds
depth record of 306 feet set in
1947 by Frenchman Frederic
Dumas.
Arizona sun., 1954-09-17
Playhouse PIons
Now Available

The PHOENIX SUN now has
complete, easy to read, plans on
How to Build Playhouse" Those
interested in obtaining theseeplans
complete with diagrams and a
materials list should send 10 cents
in coin or stamps to cover postage
and handling costs, to the, Home
and Building Editor, Phoenix Sun,
625 E. Van Buren, Phoenix, Ari-
zona.
Evening star., 1954-09-27
Economic Study Set
Into Use Of Atom

A two-year study into peace
full uses of atomic energy, stress
ing the economic problems which
would stem from commercial use
of electric power from nuclear
sources, was announced yester-
day.
It will be undertaken by the
National Planning Association,
research and planning organi-
zation, with 5000. 900 provided by
Resources for the Future, Inc,
a natural resources research
group supported by the Ford
Foundation.
Christian Some, board chair
man of the planning association,
said the study will be devoted
primarily to developments ex-
pectable in the next to 20 years
in the atomic power field, with
special attention to the rela-
tionships between industry and
Government.
Evening star., 1954-09-27
On Routine Flight.

The area victims were abroad
the Beechcraft on a routine
training flight out of the Ana
costa Naval Air Station.
An investigation is under way,