davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Corneys Due Home

son-in-law and daughter 1t.
Col. and Mrs. Robert Young.
Mrs. Bean plans to return to
her home sometime this week.
Last Tuesday Gen. Bean at
tended the dinner given by the
Army Finance Association at
the Naval Gun Factory, when
the Assistant Secretary of the
Army for Financial Manage
ment Charles c. Finucane was
made honorary president of
the association.
In the receiving line prior
to the dinner was the Under
Secretary Of the Treasury, DR..
Randolph w. Burgess, Mr..
and Mrs. Finucane, Mr.. Ed
ward F. Bartlett, 1t. Gen. and
Mrs. George II. Decker. Mai.
Gen. and Mrs. Bickford e.
Sawyer, Brig. Gen. and Mrs.
Harry w. Crandall, and MIR.
Perry Kent.
More than $50 ranking
members Of the Officer Of the
Chief of Finance attended the
affair.
Evening star., 1954-12-05
Rinsinq Time

Do you give SO much thought
to shampoo sudsing that you
skimp on rinsing? Three to
four warm water rinSes are
the rule. Thorough rinsing
make make the difference be-
tween clean. shining hair and
a scalp that Is flaky and tresses
that lack luSter.
Evening star., 1954-12-05
Shampoo Time

Whether your hair Is dry,
normal or oily-when it begins
to lose its shine. it's shampoo
time. This may be daily,
weekly or every two weeks.
Pamper your hair with fire.
Quent gentle shampoos that
cleanse thoroughly. vet leave
your hair soft and manageable.
Evening star., 1954-12-05
Delicious Chocolate Peanut Brittle

II there are youngsters in the
house-or sweet-toothed adults
-candy-making is in order
every so often. Here's a recipe
the family will love. Melt two
squares of unsweetened choco-
late in a heavy pan. Add "a cup
sweetened condensed milk and
Evening star., 1954-12-05

" cup corn sirup. Stir over low
heat till the mixture will crackle
when tested In cold water. Add
cup shelled roasted peanuts.
Turn onto q buttered pan and
press into a thin sheet with q
spatlula. When cold. break into
pieces.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-01
TIE TIE
GIFT WRAPPING
SCHOOL

Thursday and Friday, Washington store
Saturday in the Alexandria store
Miss Mary West, tolented stylist, will be here
to show you how to wrap eIomorous packages
in the twinkIine of an eye. On Thursday.
December 2, see Miss West from 1870 to z
PM; from 4 to PM; and from to $50
PM. Gift Wrapping Section. End Floor. See
the demonstration Friday OF 4 Pm. in the Teo
Room, 7th Floor. On Saturday, she will be OF
the Alexandria store from, z TO 4. For gift
wrapping hints any time there's someone TO
help you in our Gift Wrapping Section.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-01

She won't want to lose her fovorite gloves
the 6luNGord fostens them quickly, solely to,
her handbag. Gold hued, beautifully en-
bossed. with self-motchne metal ornaments;
ready for giving in transparent box LOO
Same style with simulated pearls or mock
nnoonstones LIS
PIeose add 1919 Federal tax to 'leweIed" GIuw-eord
WGL-Notions, lst Floor .
also Chevy Chase and AIexondrio
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HELP WANTED


MATURE WC1MFN--yOu age no
handicap. Service Avon customers
ID Your ne!ghborhood Earn Fodd
motley IN your spare time, Write
Avon 1905 Brighton Road. $ "
Roanoke Va 3-l9Gl
Sal t,SMEN -The leadIn" product
IN its field is calling the best sales
man in Washington. If you are
tired Of The uncertainty OF straight
commission or drawing account
you Will like our combination fixed
salary, commission and bonus al
rangement. Our century old but
growing progressive business offers
both opportunity and security
with earnings for producers RATHER
than pie in-the- SKY IN the mean
time Come prepared 10 sell your
'alf IS we al-e looking for only
one man nov Singer Sewing Ma
chine Co 22a N Main st. Farm
vile. Va 3-l9-lt
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SGT, April II. 1854
NJ IL O'clock Noon

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AUCTION SALE


LIVESTOCK AND PROPERTY
at farm Of MIS-. Mable r. Lynn
Amelia route 609-636 hear Grub
Hill Church. Saturday March 20,
at 10 a m. l6 mich COWS. 5 req
IStered GuernseyS. 3 heifers. !
Guernsey bull registered > heif-
ers. SIN months Old all TB and
bangs tested. also milk machine.
Wilson 4 can cooler. 9 milk cans.
electric Delaval separator. wash
tub milk equipment Falmau
r tractor, tractor guilty ator. trac-
tor bottom play tractor mower.
AlliS Chalmers combine. hay bal
en- Mccormick Deering grain
disc. feed grinder, spring tooth
harrow. spike tooth drag, wood
saw double iron wheel wagon,
manure spreader, arbQr and en-
cry, lot hand tools. Mccormick
DeelIng side delivery rake. lot Of
furniture. Farm of 81 acres viii
be offered Auctionecrs r E Ar
rngton, c l Noble n NJ De
Kraft. manager 3-l6-2t
~-~-~ - ~---
AUCTIONEER r. w .ll auction
anything. anywhere, any time. l
furnish loudspeak er Gall or see
w w. Decker, on. Farmville
Phone 3C35J. l-22-tf III
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IF you're looking for q buyer
FOR your house why not coll
London 6. Atkins insurance
ond Real Estate Company"

Corner lot. East Third and
Vaughn SITS. with Service Station
bldg Large lot excellent location.
$1,000.
Res 8 rooms, . baths in Prospect.
Electric water system. electric
water heater Ideal for home or
2 or 3 apartments. Only $3.50
Residence, apartments. full
basement, central heating system,
near Main St.. ideal for home or
investment or both. Special SO 900
Hotel on u. S. Hwy. No | Brick,
IA rooms, large DINING room.
Central heating system. baths.
Special at $3.50.
Residence, new. large rooms.
bath. electric hot water heater.
hardwood floors. oil heat. corner
lot. Only 4 blocks from Main
Street. $675000 Terms.
Dwelling. only yrs. old. 6 rooms.
electricity. good well on paved
road near Worsham School, with
acres. Special at $500. Hurry
81 acres on state I'd. Cumberland
Co. Old dwelling, good lake site.
All IN young pine and oak. $25
i per acre.
Tobacco farm. 90 acres 50 open.
acres bright tobacco. 7 dark
Good 6 room dwelling. Necessary
outbuildings. In Charlotte Coun-
/ ty. $4,000. Terms 1920. down
bal by VI.
4 FARMS, Is good farms. large and
small. Located in Prince Edward
Co. Cumberland. Appomattox,
Amelia, Charlotte and Bucking-
ham Cos.
Dwelling, 5 rms. and bath. I mi.
from Farmyille. Only 5 yrs. old
in good condition. $500 $7O0
down. bal. like rent.
Lots in the Davidson sub division.
water and sewage.
Farm 238 A E mi from Farm
vile, on school bus, mail. milk TT.
rs A. high state Of cultivation.
5l2 A. tobacco base Beautiful 7
I'm. res Necessary outbuildings.
Reduced to sl2. 500. FERNS $1,000
down, bal by 1T.
FOR RENT
Res. lis So, Va. st. 6 rooms, bath.
electric water heater. Large gar
den. Available April 10th.
Apartment near Main ST, 3
rooms and bath. s25 per mo.
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NOTICE

$500
BUCKINGHAM Notice is hereby
given that the Resident Highway
Engineer of the State Highway
Department viii meet with the
Board Of Supervisors of Buckine-
ham County 1T its regular meet
ing Monday. April 5. 1854. al !
p m. to discuss and advise with
the Board and citizens present
plans and proposals for the MAIN
tenance and improvement, includ-
ing construction and reconstruct
ton Of such secondary system Of
State Highways in said County as
were maintained by the Board OF
Supervisors before the passage Of
Acts Of Assembly. approved March
81. 1882.
JOHN c SPENCER. Clerk Of
Board of Supervisors Of Buckinq-
ham County. Va. 3-12-2tF}
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gsz ~ ne tSxAssz1z@so foR o0ic i' ,A@EsyYz%
HELP WANTED

Statesmen Don write Ms II you
like TO punch 4 Time clock and
Work fof The other man DO Nrtte
lis Il sou would Ike 70 20 into
4 business u yoir onn IN tlty q
FalInvilr Buy on credit Write
RaWlei4h's Dept VAC C50-25G
Richmond Va 3-l9-lp
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LEGAL NOTICES
VIRGINIA.

VIRGINIA:
In the Circuit Court OF Prince
Edward County March >. 1854
Annie NJ. Chandler Complainant
VS. In Chancery
Baxter Chandler ... Respondent
Order OF Publication
The object OF this suit is to OBJ
tain q divorce from the bond OF
natrlmcny for the complainant
from the respondent on the
grounds Of wllful desertion which
has been more than one year prior
10 the commencement Of this suit
An affidavit having been made
and filed that the defendant is
not resident Of the State OF Viz
einia. it is ordered that he do APP
pear within ten days after due
publication OF this order and do
what is necessary to protect his
interest in this suit.
HORACE ADAMS, Clerk
J Y. LEWIS. D. q. 3-12-4t
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LEGAL NOTICE
VIRGINIA:
In the Clerks Office of the Cir
cult Court for the County OF
Cumberland, on This the 23rd
day OF February. 1854:
VIRGINIA HAY JFTTER

Plaintiff
"
L.ENECUS CARRIHGTON, if li}
ing OF If he be dead his widow
and heirs, deVlSees and successors
III title who are made parties de-
PENDANT by the general description
of PARTIES UNKNOWN. = and
WILSON GILES. if living or i
he be dead, his widow and heirs,
depisees and successors III title
who are made parties defendant
By tne general description Of
PARTIES UNKNOWN, and
HERMAN GILES, Richmond, Va
JULIAN GILES Hartford. Conn.
JOHN W BROWN, New York
N ~
J NJ GILES JR. Columbia Va
MARY IILLFFlY Brooklyn, N, Y"
MARTHA TAYLOR, CartelsVille
VA. ..-....-. Defendants
Tho object OF this suit is to re-
move cloud from the title to a
tract or parcel OF land located IN
the Village Of Gainesville, Coun-
ty Of Cumberland. State OF Viz
ginia. containing 1874 acres, which
was conveyed to Lenecus Caring
ton by, william P, Seay and. wife
by deed dated the l4th day Of
,s d,,1v recorded ~ the Clerk {
oeioe NJ Cumberland County
Al, at;davit bavino hean made
and Gled occort,ino ~ law stat
ino that Inlian Giles John w
p,.on,p Mary Tulerv are non-res,-
danfe NJ ia state Of VIRGINIA
and tha. there ore or may be
,,a,~one interested N the subject
- he d;snosed Of IN this suit
whose names are unknown and
w.ho a,,o nrocaeded AGAINST under
tho General aascrintion Of Parties
1T,,knovn therefore il is order
"a ,ha, tba above said non-resj-
dents and parties Unknown do ap-
nao, within tan DAYS after due
nnb)4cation hereof and do what
n,av he necessary ia protect then.
}nperasts IN this shit
r n PHANTOM Clerk
WILLIAM q CARTER D q
C,n,Iherrand VIRGINIA 2-26 It
Observation-Disclosures
VIRGINIA:
In the Circuit Court OF the toun :
ty of Prince Edward March l.
1854
Miller Robertson SOpel ......
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Situation Wanted

YOUNG MARRIED woman would
like to keep one or two children
III her home while parents work.
Pleasant surroundings. Write Box
F.. Care Farmville Herald. 3-19-2p
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LOST ANDFOUND

BILLFoLr-lost. containing val
liable papers Finder please keep
money ana return papers to Own
e. Annie Lee Ross 3O4 Buffalo
ST. laimvllle 3-l9-lp
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SERVICES

D$TCHING - ier US dig yCuJ
d9ches. septic tanks. etc by ma
ctdne especially designed for that
purpose Ru,al work solicited
patney Plumbing and Heating
riscne 483. Farmvillf Va. 4-2l-tt
PAINTING AND DECORATING
inside. outside. roof work All
men III my crew have from y to
l6. years experience. Let ME bid
OF. Gour oh.-Estimates free-Cralle
FIGHTING and Repair Co., A. E.
Cialle. Jr., owner. 4-3-6tp
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uIfl Cleaner. Washing machine all
conditioner Call G94 l-2z-ti
FLOOR SANDERS-hlake Your
OLD floors LOOK like new YOU can
easily do the reSurtlcinp work
yourself We rent floor sanders
and edgers and supply materials
Also. electric floor polishers viii
save you work and make your
floors CLEAN Asl, us about our
rentals. Farmville MFG Co. Phone
II. Farmville. Va. 2-l9-tf
~ ~
HOUSE--l0 rooms. located 2
miles south Farmyliie Automatic
hotWater heat and domestic hot
water S. w Putney Jr. Phone 483
or 608 3-2-tf
HOUSE-Three rooms and bath
on East Third st. r. Nv. Bloom
field. Phone 1893 or COZ FaImville
3-5-tf
~~~~~-~ ~~ ~
APARTMENT: first floor. front
and back porch. hot and cold
water, bath and garage J. c Col
Inns Phone or 1871 3-l2~4t
-~~~ ~~--
APARTMENT -. attractive first
floor, 400 Beech St. OIL heat and
hot water furnished Immediate
occupancy Phone 35R OF $40 E.
r. Booker. 3-124p
ROOM with meals cohvalescents
or retired people SINGLE and
double rooms. 3 meals. in quiet
home, No alcoholics Mrs S A
McGlocklin Midlothian. Va
Phone 1881. 3-l6-8t
-~---~---~
APARTMENT rooms, unfuln
ished and bath upstairs. Can
2040W 3-l9-tf
49, ~~~~-
APARTMENT 3 rooms furnished.
Steam heat. hot and cold water
furnished. See Lewis TIIear, Farm
Vile Phone 2004WXi 3-9-2p
~
DWELLING - five room farm
dwellIng with electricity and well
water, ~ miles on River Road
also farm land if desired Reason
ably priced Phone BIO or 4l2
Pine St. 3-19-4tp
OFFICE Main St phone 1856,
Jack Peallove 3-19-10p Fl
SERVICE STATION F. Modern.
newly painted. hard surface drive
way, Will pump from 10000 TO
2000 gallons of gas per month.
garage and shop connected. To-
Gated y mile east buckingham
c II on Route go. Mobleas agen-
cy, reasonable rent Apply to w
q Llewellyn or w ID Southan
Phone 3o025 Or 1891 farmyiHe.
Va 3-lQ-4t
APARTMENT 3 rooms and bath
furnish Electric stove ana re-
frigerator Call 1872 Mrs. f. G
Slate. 3-I9-4p
APART MENT - furnished heat.
water No children or dpos Phone
IA OF Al. 3-l9-tf
-- -
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DUMP TRUCKS 49 G NJ. c. >
ton with speed transmission and
two speed axle. All steel Gallon
dump body. VIII sell cheap. Phone
FaruVille 532 3-l9-3tp
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FOR RENT


APARIMENT'--for couple Com
pletely furnished. inclldin9 vacu-
urn cleaner. washing machine ail
conditioner Call ga l-22- III
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FERTILIZER - Don't forget your
fish ponds They need fertilizer,
t4o to grow food for your fish
We recommend 8-8-4And be sure
ii is VIC fertilizer from Kayton
Coal Company Phone 1866, Farm
Vile. Va 2-l9-21t
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TERMS: CASH
A. ]. BRENT Trustee

a. J. bKENE. IFusfec
For further information call
w. K. Blandford. Attorney at
Law, Powhatan, Va. Tele-
phone: Powhatan 4771.
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USED CARS

-~~~~-~~~~---~-~ ~~~-~
l94l CHEVROLET: , door seats
six Motor recently overhauled
and IL excellent mechanical COM
dition Phone l50R or SEE Biz
Scruggs. 3-19-2p
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75c per inch
FOR SALE

FERTLIzER Now is the time
u fertili2e grass and shrubs. See
Us for that good VIC fertilizer
6-8-6 or 5-l0-5. both are recon-
Blended fol your yards. Kayton
c)al Company Phone lGG. Farm
vale. Va. 2-la-2lt
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WAREHOUSE on Main street.
Farmville. Va approximately 49,
900 square feet floor space, Avail
able when we move into new
building now under construction
Cali 286 or contact Iaarmville
Grocery Company, FarmVille. Vir-
gjnia. 10-2-tf
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VIRGINIA:

virginia:
In the Circuit Court Of the Coun-
" OF Prince Edward March /,
1854.
Alice Corbin Childs. Complainant
v In Chancery
Andrew j. Childs. M Defendant
Order of Publication
The object of this suit is to
obtain a divorce from the bond of
matrjmony for the complainant
from the defendant on the ground
cf gross cruelty. which is tanta-
mount TO desertion and abandon
ment
An affidavit having been made
and fled that the defendant IS
not q resident Of the State Of Viz
2inia il is ordered that he DO
appear within Ten days after due
publication Of this order and do
what isl necessary to protect bis
interest in this suit
HORACE ADAMS. Clerk
ANNIE .MORING FALLWEIL.
p. q. 3-5-4t
VIRGINIA:
In the Office OF the Clerk OF the
Circuit Court for the County of
Cumberland. the 9th dan Of
March, 1854:
OBI.AS LINWOOD LIGHT
FOOT ..... Complainant
MARY BOOKER L1GHTFooT
Defendant
The object Of This suit is to OBJ
tain a divorce from the bond Of
marimony for the complainant
from the defendant on the grounds
of tdesertion.
An affidavit having been made.
and filed accordine to law, stating
that the defendant. Mary Booker
Liehtfoot is a nonresident Of the
State df Vngnia, il IS ordered
that she appear within ten days
after due publication hereof and
do what may be necessary to pro-
tect her interests in this suit.
r. II. BLANTON. Clerk
WILLIAM c. CARTER. p q
Cumberland Virginia 3-l2-4t
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PIGS Hampshire OIC crossed
So each. Robert f. Tayfor care
TAYLOR MFG Co 3-19-tf
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PA1R YOUNG MULES matched
! 300 lbs, each, Guaranteed to work
right. Robert F. Taylor Care Tay-
lot Mfg. Co. 3-l9-tf
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HAY-baled leSpcdeza hay. G.. l..
Cox r. 3. Farmville. 3-19-4p
COMBINE Oliver combine f..
Guaranteed. price $500 p Noble.
RICE Va. 3-19-4p f.
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SIZED POTATOES-Maine grown
certified. Irish cobblers. We guar
alftee to beat any price. Cradles
Store 3-2-8tp
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PUPPIES pure bred Collie pup
pies $40 each Make good stock or
watch dogs. Mrs A w Lewis.
Prospect Va. 3-19-6p
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PLANTS pansy viola candy
utft pinks sweet williams poppy
laekspW. cornflower, wallfloWer
forget me-not and many others
Cat flowers IN season. Mrs. George
Stuart. 3-19-4tp
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EQUIPMENT Lane saw mill
s4l5 Oliver II tractor with by
diaullc log cart. used Is months
$l4950 1852 'twc-ton Chevrolet
truck 81 400 1913 two-tou Chey-
roaet truck $500 r c Goodwin
Planine MIL Phone 4422. Pow
hatan, Va SCOT
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BABY CHICKS day old and
started New Hampshire chicks
Locust Hill Farm Hatchery. Phone
R1rnl 4F+0 Wilde Welchlin.
Far1nyillc 3-5-4p (F)
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REFRIGFRATOR-GE refllgera-
to%. used as floor sample, just like
new. fully guaranteed. reduced to
Sl85. Terms can be ARRANGED over
"a months period Farmyille Mfg
CO. Phone H. Farmville. Va
3-12-4t
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APARTMENr-4 rooms; unfuln-
ished and bath upstairs Cali
2040W 3-l9-tf
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DWELLING five room
dwellIne with electricity NJ
water, ~ miles on r .ver
also farm land if desired F
ably priced Phone 3lo
Pine St. 8
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APARTMENT 3 rooms furnished
Steam heat hot and cold water
furnished. See Lewis Trear. Farm
vile Phone 2004WX 1922
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,@ACRE TRACT. ideal for build
ing home Three miles west Farm
vide on 400 Epsie Vale. 3-9-I2-l9
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RED CLOVER SEED. reclaimed
s2s per bushel Baled wheat straw
25., per bale. M II Slayton. Dow
dy2s Corner. Phone 3005J. 3-9-4p
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ROOM with meals cohvalescents
or retired people. SINGLE and
double rooms 3 meals. in quiet
home. No alcoholics Mrs S. A.
McGlocklin Midlothian. Va
Phone 1881. 3-16-8t
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DISTRIBUTORS
Wholesale Retail
McCulloch-H omehte
Power Chain Saws
Tillitson Carburetors
Auto-I-ite Ign Systems 6-l2 "
Deloo Renny Ign. System
6-l2
Briggs Stratton-C Clinton
Cox & Atkins Clipper Chains
Parts and Service For All
Standard Make Chain Saws
SH.NABERGER & SONS
Phone 998
Farmytlle, Va. Ri. $50 East
Virginia S Largest Power
Chain Saw Dealer
Trades Terms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-01
" HIeH SoHooLs

that might belong lis Landon,
undefeated in two years and
Interstate Academic Conference
champion. But the nod is given
to the aforementioned top five
because Of their tougher sched-
ules. Landon. despite its me
record and excellent team.
played much weaker opposition.
The same might be said of
Blair with such weak teams as
Frederick. Bladensburg and Be-
thesda Chevy Chase on its sched-
ule, to name q few.
But the suspicion here is that
the Blazers were never thor
|oughly tested. A backfield boast
ing Bill Eshelrnan. Len Stottle-
r1yer. Ken Psira, Dick Brown,
Jack Stoneburner and Dick
Street and line headed by
Paul Freas, Bill Scheick and
Tony Versis could give any team
in the area o tough battle on
a given day.
For that matter, 1t is entirely
possible that any one of the 10
could beat the other, all things
taken into consideration.
y Il 4
In passing. it is noteworthy
that George Washington nearly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-01
Four Top Schools PIoee Two Players Edch
Powerful Line and Outstanding BockfieId
Assembled on The Stars AII-Prep Team

A pair of light but tough ends,
powerful middle line and an
outstanding T-formation back
field comprise The Stars ALI
Prep first team for the 1854
season.
Led by st. Johns Jim (Bubba)
Healy, the seasons outstanding
player, the All-Prep line also fea-
lures the biggest tackles in the
Catholic League and Interstate
Academic Conference, Joe Bal
samo of Carroll and Gene Forci-
one of Landon, respectively, and
probably the areas second -best
guard in John Archer of George
town Prep tnext to Hea1y).
The two besk flankmen in the
lac, Dan Bernstein of Friends
and Ted Pierson Of st. Adams,
edged out st. Johns John Frazier
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and st. Stephens Tom Roby.
both Juniors, for the end spots.
Mike Lob, a full-time performer
for Gonzaga in this his junior
year. is the choice at center.
High Praise for Prince.
The four top teams among the
dozen prep schools st. Johns,
Gonzaga. Landon and Carroll
also each placed a man in the
f1rst-team backfield.
Robin Prince has just COM
pleted his second season as the
starting fullback for the unbeat-
en-, united L,andon Bears. His
coach, Ed Barton, cannot find
too many SMILES In describing
the boy, but he gives it a good
try with: robin runs like a
truck, tackles like a mule and
works like a dog. Besides, he
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grabbed its first State football
title. The Presidents only loss
to 4 State opponent was to
Thomas jefferson of Richmond.
CIV finished with q III record
against State opposition and but
for that one loss would have
taken the aampionship.
The Presidents finished fourth
In the State but the three teams
ahead Of them, woodrow Will
son. Hermitage and CIV of DAM
vile. in that order. each played
to tie.
Incidentally. Guard Dan
Jones. Tackle Dick Rinker and
Fullhack John lSwinky1 Bern
hard of CIV and End Joe Shaef-
fer of Fairfax are getting con-
siderable support for An-State
selection this year. The Presi-
dents placed two on the list last
season, Guard Jerry Lawter and
Tackle Harold Outten.
FINAL RATING LIST.
/. st. Johns t8-0-1l.
2. Montgomery Blair 60.
5. George Washington (S-2).
4. Anacostia (6-3l.
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