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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-31
MIDTOWN NEW. YORK
Daily Double Trouble
By ROBERT SYLVESTER

.Then Why didn't you call
yourselves the Smith Boys?"
I'VE thought Jones was easier
TO remember was the explana-
|tion.
A smart stop-off these hot
nights Is Murray Schacht's deli
|catessen in lower Second avenue.
|Schacht specializes in all kinds
|of smoked fish. You make q nice
light meal Of the stun. drink q
little beer. and don't have to
worry about salt tablets.
=
Victor vito. the hairdresser. is
planning a Tv show teaching
women to do-it.yourself system
|of styling and maintaining their
|coiffures. The other day he was
talking with q TV actress about
his program.
Tive got q dinner date tonight
to discuss the whole thing with
Blk Mulligan. the famous ~
producer" he said.
You must be crazy, taking
Blk to dinner" SIC offed the
actress. "Anyhody'll tell you Blk
lis only q lunch date producer. =
kM#
Pee Wee Marquette. the Bird
land host who Is an inveterate
gambler, was interested in the
news that the scientists will
throw basketball moons into the
atmosphere next year.
.I'n take the earth and two
points" Pee Wee offers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-31

vorcee, was bitten on the arm
Monday night during the re-
ligious cults revival services 81
nearby Stag Lane.
She refused medical attention,
She died in her home about u
hours after she was bitten.
The Judge said Mr.. Covington
was jailed for contempt OF court
because he and his sister were
under suspended To-day sem
tence in connection with q recent
snake handling religious service.
Both Mrs. Yost and Mr.. Cow
ington were convicted two weeks
ago Of violating the State law
banning snake handling that en-
dangers other persons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-31

!. j. -. - - -
= Mannatsah lhliy ses ~
foy . VacatiOn upsVAts u tlie
family car the otner nlgnts MAN.
wife and four kids piled IN. The
tent was rolled IN and dashed
q, -, s., s ,v.s n,,e az those
~ - I. sa.1 q & -. -. !.
stnhu aluinln.n =. $500 =. 80. -
vacatloning fanny eacli ....
fonkeIs ana couA slls sSas.
road q ssne InIuMay - S. 49,. s.
avenue. Inc Ioau 49, -. . $500. s
na0eWsy III ~. l,, sasas. y. ~
famiiy Dllndiy IoiioWeu sLsai..c
80, so - $50 800 80 .nld them
.Ssa - ~ $3.50 az .sr
" 49,, - -. 80 - .,,,-s. =, the
49," ,sass,na LAT ;nstead ~
1870 ~. p 80 - p,,asin the
~. ~. 49,. 80 ,ss,,,,Ssd shs
81 s..t. 800 $3.50 AZ n.cstso,,s,.s
~ 49,. 9,, $500 s,.s ,,c;rtsS 4,
~. ~ -. .s,.a $500 ~ n,,Naie
'lie ess'en =
This column Is indebted TO
the mailing lists Of the ". s.
Ponton Co. for taking Texas
down q peg or two. There are
only lousy 402 mtlfionaires IN
Texas. Our own New York has
, l,66o ana seven otller StaGes nave
. o. t ~ $3.50 . $50. !. s go
49,. Wv nae1as 49,, il. n,sst - -. ..,S
pooxso. S.ase. s sns i
uonans'
For some reason. the Great
Northern Hotel continues to fas-
cinate me. It's one OF the old
hotels which somehow seem to
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Terbroch conyos
Owner

RACINE. Wis. Aug. 81 B.-
Mrs. s. Eugene Craig has dis
covered that the old oil paint
ing which hung on her wall for
43 years may be worth $4,000.
she said yesterday.
The price was quoted by Frank
L. Brown, owner Of the La Porte
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-31

Art Gallery here. who took .
look ct the painting after Mrs.
Craig had it cleaned recently.
Il bore the signature. he said.
of Gerald Terbroch, Dutch art
ist who lived from 1927 to 1851.
The scene Is an indoor one
representing . hunter and his
dog, with q woman In q white
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-31

dress serving wine to the man.
Mr.. Craig said the canvas was
given to her by an uncle. the
late John Francis Queen Of st.
Louis. founder Of the Monsanta
Chemical Co.
She said she has no plans to
sell the painting.
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ROCKVILLE DRIVEN

hUIAvlAkk UMlvk.M
q. o. Route Gao, Rockville. Nd.
Gates Open TAO Pm.
"Land of the PharoahS"
cinemascope, with JACK HAWKINS
at 1920 pm. Plus GILBERT b.
LAND in APACHE WAR SMOKE" ct
$40 pm. Extrai CARTOON CAR
NIvAL" OF 1886 pm.
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EsSS7 l1z91 EEIeHBo REOoD yZzSzyl1
Films u More Than Routine Merit

aCOBWEBss-Iife love loneliness In mental institution
with Richard Wdmark and Laureen Becal
aARTY"-Ernest Gorgnine and Betsy Blair IN sure-nEe
candidate for Academy award honOrs
Uninterrupted MELODYn-An angushed- spced musicai
based upon Marjorie LaWrences triumph over polio
"THE COUNTRY GIRLsCrace Kelley reforms Bling Crosby
In : picture that to forever
@THE SEyEN-YEAR ITCH'-Summer widOwer Tom EweH
meets the girl next door-NEariiyn Monroe.
love ME OR LEAVE Fittings life story makes one
Of the years best musicals, with Doris Day.
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SIC per inch



LAWN AND PLANT fertilizer ~
nov Is 1.-THE Tim. ID fertilNe grass
and shrubs See ~ for that good
V-c Fertilizer g~8~6 OF 5+i0-5
Both are recommended for your
yard Kayton Coal Co. Farm
vile Phone 1866. As IT
PRACTICALLY NEW 5 room
house On Woodrow Ave Space for
2 additional rooms second floor
available. Liberal terms o II.
Whitten. 4~1-tf
FISH POND FERTILIZER Don /
forget your fish ponds They need
fertilizer 10 grow food for your
fish We recommend 88-4 and be
sure 1t is VIC Fertilizer from
Kayton Coal Co phone lG6 4-5-tf
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HARLEY DAVIDSON 1919 in
good condition. Can be seen at
30l s. Virginia Street Phone 822
after y. IN. 4-26-tf
-
1852 RICHARDSON House Trail
er with bath, q feet long. com
ph'tely furnished including Ras
stove and refrigerator. Ike new
See Smitty Brothers, phone 81.
4-29-tf
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PLANTS - Asttrs snapdragonS,
zinnia lArkSpur, mariaold Plants
all colors separated Doris NJ
Cook. Rice Va Phone 2039M
5-l0-8tp
fORtA RICO sweet Potato
Plants. Grown from certified
seed See us today j II Whit
field Co :. 5-27-lp
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SWEET POTATO Plants Cop
peiskin Porko Rico deep, rich
orange flesh Vine type. Good fla
vofed 300 81 80 500 81 40. t.
900 S. 30. 1000 In apple basket
$3.50 Robert Simmon Sharon.
Tenn 5-243tp
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REAL ESTATE

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Lots near Dowdy's Corner on Old
Hwy 400 Only $500 down and
bal. By month.
Log Cabin. electricity ON paved
road, II miles from FarmylIle
$500
Res. S rms and bath. hardwood
floors on edge Of FarmVille Ideal
for home or investment Only
So 800 90 Terms.
Res beautiful bungalow. rms
and bath, hardwood floors. ample
kitchen cabinet space and closet
space Large fenced in back yard
Garage with workshop This nice
h m G IS located in Jackson
Heights and Is owned and occu-
pied by MIR and Mrs. Richard
inge Please. call for appointment
TO inspect Price $1,000 90. Terms
90 acre farm. room home. sew
eral outbuildings. plenty water
and fence Only $4,000 Terms.
Res. located on Third Ave. Beau
tiful II room house and bath and
half. situated on large corner
lot 1875 #. X $50 IT. Hardwood
floors throughout. oil hot water
heat and basement. Priced for
quick sale as owner is leaving
town
Res. 4 rooms. bath and lot. I0ox
270 located 3 miles from Farm
vile on paved road In excellent
condition only years old. $500.
Res. rooms, bath and lot l60x
300 located in desirable neighbor-
hood on edge of Farmville. Hard
wood floors, floor furnace Only
$4,000. 5000 down and bal. like
rent.
5 acres and RIM. dwelling with
basement on Hwy. As. miles from
Farmvilie. Good well. several out
buildings. Only $4,000.
Res. 10 rooms. bath and basement.
located on Buffalo st. Large lot.
Price only $4,000.
Lots. valuable frontage on f.
Third St. in Farmville
8 acres. 6 room dwelling, 10 miles
from Farmville. ~ acres tobacco.
$4,000.
FARMS. 25 good farms. large and
small. Located in Prince Edward
Co. Cumberland. Appomattox.
Amelia. Charlotte and Bucking-
ham Cos.
Lots in the Davidson SUBJ division,
water and sewage.
LANDOk 6. ATKINS
POINTERS Bonk Building
Phone 3oO-M
Formville. Va.
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SERVICES

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TAXI. phone IS Cradles Cab.
since 1888, Edwin Crealle marsag :
er. Cali 70 first. 500 20p
YOUR JOHN DEERE, Dealer
Shanaberger & Sons. RI 400 East.
phone 9ea. Farmv!iie, Va. 5-27-tf
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APARTMENT Newly decorated
phone SO. 5-l0-6p
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FURNISHED ROOM--two blocks
Of Main stree, Apply cralle $
Store. Phone Is. 5-i3-i0p
Y APARTMENT IA rooms. new du-
/ pick home 403 Thrd Ave. Mrs.
Monroe Johns. ST. phone 4SsM
5-l3-tf
TWO BEDROOM anfurnished
apartment. first floor. Miss Edna
Putney. BOG South Main street,
phone 40 5-20-tf
APARTMENT rooms. heat.
lights. water furnished Jackson
Heights. Phone 7l9W. 5-20-3p
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APARTMENT -- second floor.
newly decorated. 4 rooms. bath
302 Bridge st. Phone los. Mrs
Tsnes. 602 Oak ST. 5-24-4p
APARTMENT - furnished 7o3
Oak street. Contact Eunice Alien.
3l0l Second Ave, Richmond
Phone 1910. Sat 4tp
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APAh rMF.NT a rooms and
bath second floor. oil heat furn-
ished Mrs w C. Fallwell Farm
vile. 5-27-4p
APARTMENTS -- unfurnished 3
and 4 rooms. 405 Buffalo street
Apply 500 Buffalo st. 5-27-3p
ALMOST New and strictly mod
ern well located two bed room
dwelling Available June / O II
Written phone IS 527-lp
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APARTMENT - 3 rooms. heat
furnished 5O4 South Main Street.
phone 5i3W 5-2T-lT
APARTMENT lower floor priv
ate entrances. hot and cold water
furnished Reasonable rent A. V
Wade 308 Beech St. phone 35 J
5-27-ltp
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LEGAL NOTICES

TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CON
Germ
Please take notice.
That on June 9Th. 1865. at 10
a m at the Court Room Of the
STATE CORPORATION COM
MISSION. in the State Office
Building. Capitol Square, Rich
mond. Va. will apply to the said
Corporation Commission to trans
fer Certificate No. 40 as Petrol
cum Tank Truck Carrier from
Richmond Va. TO Dillwyn. Va,
from William Darlington Sproalse
to Robert Sproiise. a hearing on
the said application heretofore
filed. viii then be had al the
aforesaid time and place
WILLIAM CARRINGTON
SPROUSE
ROBERT S. SPROU3E
DillWyn. Va.
JOHN B BOATWRIGHT.
Attorney SPLIT
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
SAVE 30% 70 501 On chicks
so@s 70 35% laying egEorns
I s0@e 70 55Te laying Super Hamp-
shire Reds Is mos. lay period
Our White Rock chicks are from
stock that averaged At lbs at II
weeks. second heaviest III contest
Fast growing New Hampshire
cockerels 50 per hundred. Pull
lofum and typhoid clean Come
see these great layers or write fol-
free l!terature Trails End Poul-
try Farm. GardonsyllIe, Va.
4-il-20p
. TRIOCzFsfE ROSE DUST Controls
rust mildew Blaekspot and in
sects On roses ID. SIPS 5 ID.
1896 J n Whitfield Co 5-27-l 10
1851 : ToN cHEvRoLET pick :
up 70 900 miles First class con-
dition Apply Farmville Radiator
Shop OF call G73J 6-e-tf
HOUSE with electricity. II acres
land TWO miles north Of DillWyn
on u s Highway IS $1,000. Roy
Emert, Phone Dillwyn 32FGl2.
sin -4p
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TWIST EMS: The handy plant
lie For tying flowers. vines and
vegetables packaRe Of 100 B
inch 25c Ia iuch Csc j Fl Whit
field 60 5-27-lp
PLANTS tomato. eggplant pep
per sweet potato aaters. petun-
las mnea north OF Fafmyllle
on old Cumberland road f. f.
paulaon J-24~4tp
LAUNDRY STOVE. double apart
ment sink, hot water tank with
fittings and pipe for average
hook up G ! Noble. phone 3l5 or
30I8W. 5-20-3p
MORE PEOPLE BUY tho World
Book than ans other encycloped-
la See the 1865 edition. Call
Mrs Armstrong Smith. phone
29i 5-20-8t
MISCELLANEOUS two quarter
horse power elcctilc motors, III
# cypress boat and trailer, l6 IT,
cypress boat. National cash regis
ter Priced liEht f,r quick sale
II c Gillian phope Hyacinth
2235l. Cumberland Va 524-4p
KILLER KANE Kills weeds with
a squirt No STOPPING No dig
PinR Kills weeds without harm
to grass or clover ST 98 each |
II Whitfield Co 5-27-ltp
Why WORRY about Troublesome
Kin Infection. Try V-J-O Grays
Drugs. 12~2l-5lp CD /
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SUGAR 100 LBS $a98 Stop IL
Shop. across Cumberland Bridge. /
Farmyille, Va 5-G-4t tF)
TOMATO DUST Controls early
and late bishts. worms ana
chewing insects ID Csc Also
larger sizes j II Whitfield 90
5-27-lp
OUR SPECIALS from Friday the
18th. Real values Ladies Areo-
PAX Bags at cost plus federal tax.
one lot of Freeman summer OK
fords at cost. One lot OF mems
panama and Milan straw hats at
cost. one lot Of summer trousers
at cost. Basque knit sport shirts
at below cost. Mems sport coats
at special prices Versers. Farm
VILE 5-20-2p ~
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10 ROOM HOUSE or viii rent
reasonable Cali 663J after 6 p
m. 5-27-4p F.
VERY SPECIAL Baler twine
S795 bale Motley Hardware Co.
5-27-tf
BIC SIINkY FLY traps For
outdoor use Very effective 81 80
with control fluid Little Stin-
XIV $295 j n. Whitfield Co.
5-27 tip
THIS WEEK s -Four Star Special
one new electric portable Singer
sewing machine Regular S94 30
This week for s79 SO with regu-
Tar attachments. Singer Sewing
Center. Man ST. Farmville. va
5-27-lt
-
BhLER T'WINE guaranteed
knotless Sc SO bale Why pay
more Shanabereer Il Sons RI
4d0 East Phone 988, Farmville,
Va SGT If
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NOTICE


DIVIDEND-At a regular meet
ing Of the Board OF Directors of
Planters Bank and Trust Com
pany, Of Farmville held on May
II. 1865. the regular semi annual
dividend No l73 at the rate Of
4 per cent was declared on the
capital stock of the bank payable
June 80. 1855 TO stockholders Of
record May II. 1855 c Bon
duran.. Cashier 4-20-2t(F)
CRYSTAL LAKE Open May
IS, until 10 As D m daily. sym
ming until 800 D m Come. en-
JOY picnics and swimming Not
toway. Va. 5-24-i8t
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GOODWIN LAKE officially opens
Saturday. May % for swimming
boating and fishing 5-2I-itp
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IN COMPLIANCE with paragraph
PATS Virginia Election Laws.
will sit on June Ii. 1855 at F1an-
agan Mil MRS. r. S Flanagan s
Store for the purpose Of regis
tering such qualified voters a.
have not registered before and
who apply b n Rodgers. Regis
trar. F'lanagans Mil Precinct
SGT itr
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and east by lands of the United
States government formerly own
ed by A. w. Slider. 70 the pay
nent of the costs OF this suit and
OF the plaintiff claim of $1,000 90
Process having been served on
seventeen of the defendants not
named in the caption hereto ana
1t appearing by the bill fled that
such defendants represent like
interests with parties who have
not been served with process.
named in the captain hereto. and
IL being stated IN the bill that
there may be other persons in
terested in the subject to be dis
posed OF whose names are un-
known who are made defendants
hereto by the general description
Of Parties Unknown" II Is ord
cred BY the court that said de-
PENDANTS named in the caption
hereto and said Parties TN.
known" do appear before said
court within ten days after due
publication hereof and do what
may be necessary to protect their
interests herein. and il is fur
ther ordered that this order b.
published once a week for four
successive weeks in The Farm.
vile Herald, a newspaper pub
lished in the town OF Farmyille.
culation in said County OF Buck
ingham
Teste::
JOHN c. SPENCER. Clerk
G. M. ROGERS. p. O.
Buckingham. Virginia Stat
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WANTED

FRESH LOCAL EGGS Stop L
Shop. across Cumberland Bridge
SGT
COUNTRY HAMS. Stop & Shop.
across Cumberland Bridge. Farm
vile. Va 5-6-4t F.
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USED CARS
Best Buys
In Good
USED CARS


4-door sedan. radio and heater.
Very low mileage and real
clean car.
1853 BUICK
2door special Rivera, radio,
heater white sidewall tires Low
mileage and very clean car.
1854 BUICK
4-door special. dynaflo radio.
heater and other extras. Just
like new car, but priced
much much less,
lo4o BUICK
Convertible, low. low. low mile
age Exceptionally clean, good
top. Priced for quick sale
1853 PLYMOUTH
4-door sedan, radio and heater.
white Sidewalk tires. A very
clean car.
l947 oLDsMoBitE
2-door sedan. radio. heater and
seat covers. A real car.
1853 PLYMOUTH
Cranbrook. radio. heater and
other extras. A nice clean car
and priced for quick sale
1883 BUICK
4-Door Special. Dynaflow. RAJ
do, Heater. White Sidewall
Tires. Very Low Mileage Al
most Like d New Car
1851 BUICK
Super Rivera, dynaflo. radio
and heater. Very clean car
I9A0 DODGE
4-door sedan, radio and heater
Priced for quick sale.
1851 BUICK
4-door super. radio. heater and
dynaflo. Engine just rebuilt
1851 NASH
Statesman. hydromatic. radio
and heater. II you want good
economical transportation this
is the car for you.
194o BUICK
4-door super. dynaflo. radio
and heater. Extra nice.
i94s BUICK
Conyertibie-A real car and
priced for quick sale.
Spseiel prices on oil obovs
eess for quick sole.
BRICKERT
OIL COMPANY
Jos W. 3sd s.. p. 2o3
fssnsviljs. w.
I Va. Dselss llesasS No. I5S
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VIRGINIA.: IN THE CIRCUIT
COURT OF BUCKINGHAM
COUNTY:
Board OF Public Welfare Of Buck
'inRham County, Virginia wv.

Board OF Public Welfare Of Buck
inRham County, Virginia wv.
Plaintiff
against
Mrs. Annie Stanley. Mrs Nan
ME Edwards. Mrs. Walker Stan
ley. Lille Gobbler. Leila Town
son. Emmett Coin. Mrs Floyd
Harris. Jubal Shumaker. Mrs.
Nell Carter. Gertrude Wits,
Luke II. Coin. and other per-
sons. II ary. who may be in
terested In the subject 10 be
disposed Of whose names are
unknown and who are made
defendants hereto by the
general description Of Parties
Unknown. defendants
Order OF Publication
The object Of this suit Is TO
subject the real and personal es-
tate Of which Nancy Heath Wot-
ten. deceased otherwise known OF
as Nancy Heath and Nancy j.
. Heath, owned At the time OF her
death. particularly tract OF
land Of sixty acres. more or less.
situated IN Francisco District.
Buckingham County. Virginia.
/ which was devised unto her by her
first husband. William J Hsath
Jr. deceased. under MS will. ad-
Joining lands OF r. S. Burruss
Jr.. on the north and west form
erly owned BY ---- Gayle and
------ Stanley and on the south
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SERVICES

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DITCHIN0 - 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
For reliable Taxi Service phone
$50 Hugh Wells. more than 20
years Of taxi service in Farmville.
3-18-tf
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HELP WANTED

SALES GIRLS-for department
store work Must be energetic and
ambitious Write Box A Care
The Farmville Herald 5-27-2t
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YOUNG MAN wanted to train for
department store work. Excellent
opportunity for advancement with
growing Virginia organization
Experience important but not
necessary. Write Box z care The
Farmville Herald giving qualitica-
tIons SGT -2t
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LOST AND FOUND

Blue PARAKETT, answers to
the name Bltty Contact Mrs II.
Burford, 504 Putney St Phone
922W 5427-lt
LOST Black and white Eskimo
spitz. j j. and Phil Gay name
plate on collar. SIS reward. 5-27-lp
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VIRGINIA.:
In the Circuit Court of Prince
Edward County. May 3. 1858
James Fletcher Sprays. .....
Complainant
VS.. In Chancery
Eunice owen Sprays. Defendant
Order of Publication
The object Of this suit Is to
obtain divorce uensa ct thoro
Sor the complainant from the de
PENDANT on the grounds OF de-
sertlon, and 70 have the same
merged into a divorce from the
bond OF matrimony as the Law
provides.
An affidavit having been made
and filed, according TO law. stat
ing that the said Eunice owen
SpraggS Is Il nonresident Of the
State Of Virginia. 1t Is ordered
that she do appear within ten
days after due publication Of this
order and do what may be ne
cessary to protect her interest in
this suit
HORACE ADAMS. Clerk
ANNIE MORINO FAL4LWEIL.
p. q. 5-l3-4t
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HARLEY DAVIDSON i949 in
good condition Can BE- seen at
30l s. Virginia Street Phone 822
after 8 p. IN. -26-tf
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FARM-2l acres Cumberland
county. miles Farmvisle. s room
house with bath. electricity. paved
road school. mail and milk route
Sd, 200. w. c. Canada. Peoples
Bank Bldg. Farrl1ville. Va
5-2T-lp
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Hardtop Belaire Radio. heater q
tone Only 1900 miles. A very
clean one owner car Priced 10
sell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-12

Ralph FELTON, had another big
day on defense, figuring in at
least half the tackles on running
plays.
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Palermo to Appear
AT Hearing Today

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. IL R.
Frank (Blinky) Palermo was
scheduled to appear before the
Pennsylvania State Athletic
Commission today to show cause
why his boxing managers license
should not be revoked.
Palermo. who manages Johnny
Saxton. contender for Carmen
Basilio's welterweight title. was
accused of "acts prejudicial and
detrimental to boxing"
He sought postponement of the
hearing. on grounds unknown.
in petition filed in Harrisburg
last week. The petition was not
acted on. |
Palermo, whom the commits
sion alleges has long record Of
association with known crimi-
nails and gamblers, has been
refused a license by the New
York State Athletic Commission
which is not member of the
National Boxing Association.
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MIA STANDINGS

EASTERN DIVISION
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Bronson Honored
At George Mason

Howard Bronson. All-Subur-
ban Virginia guard. received the
most-valuable- player trophy by
vote of his teammates last night
at the third annual Football
Awards Dinner at George Mason
High School.
The dinner, staged by the
George Mason Athletic Boosters
Club was attended by more than
100 persons. Quarterback Lynn
Haines was awarded the first
Best All-Around Player Trophy.
Center Duane Hickman was
given the Most Improved Line
man trophy and Fullback Charles
Brown the Most Improved Back
award. Guard Phil Geddes and
End Kent Modine were named
co-captains for the 1856 team.
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Touchdown Club
Picks Brito as
Top Pro Player

Gene Brito of the Redskins is
the Touchdown Clubs choice as
the professional football player
of the year.
The 29-year-old defensive end
will receive his trophy at the
clubs annual banquet January 7
at the Hotel Statler. Norm Van
Brocklin of the Los Angeles
Rams won the honor last year.
Brito, a 228-pound hustling
play-breaker from Loyola OF Los
Angeles, figured in key plays
leading to Washington victories
at least four times this season.
The Pittsburgh Steelers got a
big dose of Brito yesterday at
Griffith Stadium. Leading, l4-7.
with the half coming to a close,
the Steelers were just one yard
from another touchdown when
Fran Rogel made the mistake Of
trying Brito's end. Brito hit him
so hard he fumbled and the
Redskin end recovered the ball.
Coach Joe Kuharich lured
Brito back to the fold this sea-
son. The big end couldn't get
along with Curly Lambeau. Ku-
harich's predecessor, and played
in Canada last year.