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GLOVES
Continued from Page CT

i
University: Eddie LaFond Of
Catholic University and Frank
Cronin Of Maryland said 1t would
stimulate interest as never be-
fore because of the equal chance
it would present for all to win.
The sub-novice class is open
only to civilian boxers within a
15-mile radius Of Washington.
The difference between the sub
novice and novice divisions is
that a sub-novice is one who has
never before competed in the
Gloves while a novice is a boxer
who has not won more than two
fights in sanctioned amateur
competition.
The Golden Gloves tournament
here as well as all similar events
will be minus service boxers be-
cause the Navy, Marines, Air
Force and Army have elected to
qualify their personnel for the
final Olympic tryouts through
competition only.
Senior Division Open
The decision Of the armed
forces leaves the senior division
of the Golden Gloves open for
rich rewards to any boxer with
enough to qualify, and
judging from an advance sur
vey the ranks will be we'll filled.
Meanwhile, the Merrick Boys
Club, under the direction of
Coach Glen Drake; the Catholic
Youth Organization under the
veteran Paddy Kane; the Olym-
pic Club under Benny Padgett
and the Metropolitan Police
Boys Club expect to turn out
Of leather-pushers in
the sub-novice and senior divi-
sions.
The Metropolitan Police Clubs
are planning to take a more &C
tive interest in Golden Gloves,
according to Capt. Forest Bins
wanger, and are planning a
recruiting drive for candidates
Cooperating with the Gloves are
Boxing Commissioner Harry
Polk, who is also a club official,
Jabbo Kenner and Coach Otis
Harris.
The Golden Gloves this year
also will be open to all unat-
tached entrants in the Wash
ington area who wish to COM
pete in the sub-novice, novice OF
open classes.
Entry blanks will be available
at the Sports Department Of The
Star starting Monday. December
10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11
Top COLLEGE, Scorer

NEW YORK. Dec. 10 P.-
Nate Clark Of Hillsdale mich. }
College was the small-college
football scoring champion for
1855 with IA points, lettering
even the top major-college point
total Of Texas Christians Jim
Swink. Clark scored "a touch
downs in nine games.
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NOTICE

.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN
taas pursuant to Sections 1a-i25.
4-6 and 80 6 Of the Code Of V,r-
ma Blse Camfnlsslcn 81 Game
and finland II shere4 mfriins AZ
ikiclmond Virginia Oh March l2
1898. ordered It,- ioiloe u2 pro
posed change III It's rules ans nlil
hold Public Fearing for the
purpose VI adopting this rule al
Room LOO. North Second Street
Richmond. Virginia Friday Apfu
IS. 1865 at $50 a IN Copy of
said proposed rule hiss been fled
with The Division of Statutory
Research and Drafting
Proposal II
To amend Regulation No. Us
to permit the taking Of bear in
the SNOW statewide, during the
open season Tor he taking Of
same.
COMMISSION OF GAME AND
INLAND FISHERIES
By-B@yerley w Stras. Jr..
4~1-lt
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-01
NOTICE
10 THE VOTERS OF BUCK
-NGHAN COUNTY

~-~-.-r~~ >r~~ .
TO THE VOTERS OF BUCK
rNGHAA- COUNTY
T. b F, Snoddy do her eby as
tlounce my candidacy for the of
flee "a ! asuref cg Buet insAani.
ham County. subject ~ tite l~m
ucitt4e primary elections N jul2
am 4 native ot Buckingham
COUNTY and a long supporter ii
Tie Straight Democratic party.
feel we'll qualified for this oaNe
through public experience | have
served as, Deputy Sheriff, Deputy
Treasurer for seven year and for
the past ten years as Deputy
Commissioner OF Revenue.
arm also engaged IN the mer-
Camille business and many civic
activities or The county
/ II elected / promise 10 serforrn
the duties OF the office o ne beS,
3i my ability. Your vote and sup
port VIII be greatly appreciated
B. #. SNODDY 3-25-4tl,
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VIRGINIA:
In the Clerks Office of the Cir
cult Court of Ruekingha N,
Caunty,

$50 >ouit 81 huthiHEu III III
County:
To the heirs az law OF Lula J..
Burns deceased, whose names
are unknown.
You are hereby notified that n
tract OF land situated IN James
River District, Buckingham Coun-
", Virginia. listed upon the com
mlssioner'S books for the year OF
1864. in the name OF Lula J
Burns as 76 acres. and therein To-
cally described as being on Route
No else. c Ri. adjoining Boat
wright and Lvtheoe. vas sold on
Aprii 10, 1851 for delinquent
taxes. leVies and costs. TO the
Commonwealth Of Virginia. and
application for the purchase
thereof has been filed in this Of
flee
And Il appearing from the rec
ords Of this Office that YOU are
interested IN said tract. you are
further notified to appear In four
months from the date Of this no
tire TO do what may be necessary
I'd protect your interest
Given under my hand this 10th
day of March. 1855
JOHN G. SPENCER, Clerk
OF the Circuit Court Of Buckins-
ham County
J. r. SNODDY. JR, Attorney
Dillwyn. Va. 3-25 At
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Legal NOTICES
VIRGINIA..

.NIRGINIs:
in The Clerks OfIlce of the Cir
cult Court for the County of
Cumberland the 18th ias 0f
nlrrh. isa 5.
COMMONWEALTH of VIRGIN
IA. and
CCsrNTN IbF CUMBERLAND
Complaiuanfs
Y
{ ARCHER BATES. Address I'M
known. who left the County of
Cumberland many years ago and
has not been heard Of since, II
lie be living: If not. his heirs. de-
visees and successors In title.
whose name are unknown. who
are made parties defendant by the
general description Of PARTIES
UNKNOWN ............. Defendants
The object OF this suit is 10 Sell
q tratt Of 7 5 8 acres of land.
more or less. situated in Madison
District, OF Cumberland County.
Virginia which was conveyed 10
Archer Bates by deed dated the
PAIN day OF March. 1898. and rec
prded in Deed Book 81, page 81.
in the Clerks Office of Cumber-
land County. to satisfy the liens
!hereon and particularly delin-
auent taxes listed and assessed on
the land books of Cumberland
County IN the name of Archer \
Bates, amounting TO sli3.5l. plus
certain interest, penalties and
costs. which should BE- legally
sdded
An affidavit having been made
and filed atcrdlne 10 law. sta
Ing that Archer Bates may be
non resident OF the State OF Vir-
slnia. and that his lass known add
areSs IS unknown. ana that there
are on may be parties interested
.1 ;ilis suit whose nam are un-
known Therefore II Is ordered
.hat the said Archer Bates and
Parties Unknown do appear with
IN ten days after due publication
u this order and do what may be
9ecesSary 10 protect their inter-
tsts ~ this suit
II Fl BLANTON. CLERK
WILLIAM G. CARTER. D. q.
Virginia 5-l-2t
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FOR SALE

Res 4 rooms, bath and lot. l00x
270 located ! miles from Farm
Vile on paved road In excellent
condition, only years old $500.
Res. rooms. bath and lot is0x
800 located In desirable neighbor-
hood on edge Of Farmyilie Hard
wood floors. floor furnace Only
$4,000. $500 down and bal Ike
rent.
5 acres and 5 rm dwelling with
basement on Hwy As. 7 miles from
Fagmyille Good well. several out
buildings Only $500
Res 10 rooms, bath and basement.
located on Buffalo st Large lot.
Prize only $1,000
Lots, valuable frontage on T.
Third St In Farmyilie
B sores. room dwelling. 10 miles
from Farnyllle. ~ atres tobacco.
81 900
"a acres. with new RIM dwelling
On good state road Q miles from
FaFrnyille ii Cumberland Co
Good well. and electricity Only
5000
! Farms. IS good farnaa, large and
small. located in Prince Edward
Co... Cumberland. Appomattox.
Amelia. Charlotte and BuckinG-
nam Cos.
Lots tn the Davidson sub7;divis!on.
water and savage.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-01
NOTICE

s-~~~~~~~~,s~@~~-~--- -~~--~.~-~~~-~A-
BUCKINGHAM "A meeting of
the school trustee electoral board
of Buckingham county viii be
held in the school board Office.
Buckingham Courthouse. Va. on,
April 8. 1865 at 800 p. m. for the
purpose OF appointing d school
board member for James River
district TO fiji the unexpirad term
ending June 30. 1856 of r. II
Wood. deceased Edgar M john
son. ehairma n, Buckingham
County Electoral Board. 3-25-2F
NOTICE Is hereby given that the
Board Of Supervisors OF Cumber-
L nd County. pursuant 10 Title
3. Chapter 80, Article 4, Section
$50 OF the 1850 Code Of Virgin
a. authorizing Board of Supervis-
ors to declare the boundary line
Of each lot or tract Of land or any
stream in such county to law
ful fence as 10 any horse. mule,
.c1ttle. hogs. sheep or goats. does
hereby propose to adopt the fol-
lowing local fence Law at their
regular meeting TO be held in the
Clerks Office at Cumberland or
Friday May 6. 1855, at lo,0f
O'Clock A M
The Board of Supervisors Of
! Cumberland County do herebt
declare that the boundary line 4
/ each lot or tract Of land or any
stream in the County of Cuulber>
land. shall bs a lawful fence tt
any horse. mule. cattle. hoes
/ sheep OF goats
/ CUMBERLAND BOARD OF
SUPERVISORS
BY r.. FL BLANTON. Clerk
3-ii-i
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FOR SALE

etrFy wr,r,gy -. rra.,s.sa~~.n.
sktn ,r,fecttry Try v-r~o Crays
r,rtlos l2.1l-slo ~,
-~~~--~~~-
RAEY CHICK virginia u s.
approved piiilofun, clean day old
and started waite ROCK and New
EanpsE1lFeS locust I'LL Farm
Hatchery Willie Wclchiif. Phone
Rural 4F040 3-la-3p Fl
:. - - :
'nA'1 i'1n =, TT" 7 roo1h
a.0'iss os "ooo5f'" re. space ~
'3''''''9 "A'N 4'''o'
Wfdtten 4-i-tf
- -
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~ ;" " '@ynls ifesi'ii ih'
~ : = ~ z i@sl''K ''ul'ei fah'hp-
si"f' iN x mo-; ia5 peI 'oa
stock that averaged AZ lbs 81 10
weeks second heaviest In contest.
Past growing Sew Hampshire
coekereis So per hundred Pull
zee iheae great LAYERS IN write for
FREE literature Tral's rnd po,il-
tr., Farm, C,a,do,,e,gIla Va
@"p
SINGER Vacuum, Cleaners floor
,ao,s.le ana da,,o,,stra.o,e pa-
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USED CARS

PONTIAC-'5l. 2 door. Chleftaln
deluxe g." original blue finish.
clean interior, fully equipped in
luding pshbutton radio. heater
straight drive and plastic seat
covers Excellent condition. Sac
rice TO sell s676 Ernest Ander-
son. Ne" Canton. Va 4-l-2t
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-01

ExECUTOR-Having qualified as
Executors Of the estate Of the
late James A II Farley we re-
quest that all bills against the
estate be presented and all who
owe the estate. please come for
ward and settle. First National
Bank, Executors Of the estate
Of tire late James A. H Farley.
4-l-2F
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-01
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
NOTICE Ic HE'D Eraxr c1rrtrrs,

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
that pursuant to Sections 29-l25.
9-6s and g-66 of the Code Of Viz
ginia the Commission of Game
and Inland Fisheries meeting at
Richmond. Virginia, on March II
1865. ordered the following pro-
posed change In Its rules and will
hold a Public Hearing for the
purpose of adopting this rdle at
Room 100. North Second Street.
Richmond. Virginia Friday. April
Is. 1855 at 9 30 a nj Copy Of
said proposed rule has been filed
with the Division Of Statutory
Research and Drafting
Proposal II.
To amend Regulation 63 to
prohibit the cutting Of den trees
statewide.
COMMISSION OF GAME AND
INLAND FISHERIES
By-Beverley w StraS. Jr..
Chairman 4-l-I'
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-01

TO THE VOTERS OF CuMBER :
LAND COUNTY I hereby IN.
nounce my candidacy for sheriff
Of Cumberland county subject to
the Democratic Primary. July IL.
1855 II elected ] viii give ms
entire time to the duties OF the
office and will serve the people
Of the county to the best Of my
ability earnestly solicit your
support LLOYD Vance Key. Car
fersyille, Va. 3-lf-4ttFt
SLAYTON AND LACKEY J. well
drilling is in no way connected
with the Farmyllle Well Drilling
Co. run by c ]. Slayton NJ II
Slayton, Farmyille Phone 2034J
3-29-4p
~--~~~---~--
Notice Of Application to ABC
Board PUBLIC--Please take no.
ttce on the llth day Of April
1865, the undersigned will apply
10 the Virginia Alcoholic Bever-
&c Control Board for license to
sell beer at Longwood Cabin Cafe.
on Route As. Guinea Mills. Va
Said becf to be consumed oh and
of premises Minnie w. Alien
4I-ltp
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
that pursuant to Sections 2s-l25.
9-64 and 9-66 OF the Code Of Vlr-
ginia the Commission of Game
ana Inland Fisheries meeting at
Richmond. Virginia. ON March IL.
1855. ordered the following pro-
posed change In its rules and N4L
hold a Public Hearing FOR tile
purpose Of adopting this rlilc at
Room 100. 7 North Second Street.
Richmond, Virginia. Friday, April
IS. 1855 at $50 a m Copy Of
said proposed rule has been filed
with the Division Of Statutory
Research and Drafting
Proposal No. /
Amending Regulation No. TO
continue the open season for
hunting deer west Of the Blue
Ridge from the third Monday in
November through November 20
1855 and east Of the Blue Ridge
from November 20 through Jan
uary 5, 1856 in the counties where
il IS permissible TO hunt deer
However beginning the fall Of
1856 and thereafter the season
for hunting deer statewide shall (
open November %
Further. that it shall be Law |
ful to take buck deer in the |
counties west Of the Blue Ridge. |
one a day. one a season, except |
in Smyth County. west of State
No II. deer OF either sex
may be taken on the last day Of
the open season for taking deer
III that county
COMMISSION OF GAME AND /
INLAND FISHERIES
BY beverley w. Stras, Jr..,
Chairman 4-1-lt |
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-01
INSTRUCTION

Learn 10 beauty operator In
three months. cost only S8J 90
Easy payment plan Of $500 per
week Students taken from l6 to
c5 No high school diploma neces-
sary. One OF the Southe largest
schools The Mayfair College Of
Beauty Culture. Lynchburg. Va.
3-22-4t
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All sections Of the 2.050-mlle
Appalachian Tran were followed
by 700 Scouts and Explorers last
year
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-01

III spinning alone. Of casting
lpcthoda, the spool does not rt-
pplyc during the cast. line comes
OIL loosley over It's end. as you'd
pull thread from spool on the
floor
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Use re cx4SSzzz@4o FOR qo'cT AESvZ7sc.
For RENT

y ~~-~
BRICK BUILDING. parking lot
on Fburth street Phone 77eW
Al If
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SERVICES


~~~ ~~~~~~-~~~ ~~~~~--~~~-
DTTCHINO let Us dig your
ditcads. septic tanks. etc" by ma
chine. especially designed for that
purpose. Rural work solicited
PutneF Plumbing and Heating
Phone 483, Farmvilie, Va. 4-2l-tf
~--~~ -~~-- -~~~~~>~--~--
FARAVfLI.E HEALTH SERVICE
ENTEf1--relaxlng hand mas
sages Vapor and light cabinet
baths Specialist in foot tech
nique. Phone 46s. 3-g-8p
-~-<~- -~- ~-~~-~--~~
LET us RE-UPHOl4STER your
furniture like new Pree esti-
mates given. Reliable Upholstery
Co. phone Drake 2-420l. Chase
City. Va. 3-ig-8t
LCANB--long Term loans on good
farms. CT and FILA home loans.
Real estate sales. Old Belt Realty
Company. Chase City. Va. 3-4-32t
TAXI Phone rs. Cradles Cab
under new MANAGEMENT. Depend
able service, all passengers insur-
ed. Call 10. 3-li-20p
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-01

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that pursuant to Sections 2S-125.
9-64 and 9-66 Of the Code Of Vim
ginia the Commission of Game
and Inland Fisheries meeting at
Richmond Virginia. on March 70
1855. ordered the following pro-
posed change in its rules aud will
hold a Public Hearing for the
purpose Of adopting this rule at
Room 100. z North Second Street.
Richmond. Virginia, Friday. April
Is. 1855 at $50 a. N. Copy of
said proposed rule has been fled
with the Division OF Statutory
Research and DRAFTING.
Proposal 10.
That Regulation No be
amended TO open the season for
taking bear west Of the Blue
Ridge Mountains on November IS
and close January 5. inclusive, ex-
cept. however, bear may not be
hunted with dogs west of the
Blue Ridge Mountain until after
the close Of the deer season west
Of the Blue Ridge. Further ii
shall be unlawful. statewide, to
kill bears Of less than seventy
five pounds live weight
INLAND FISHERIES
COMMISSION OF GAME AND
By-Beverley w Stras. Jr..
Chairman 4l-lt
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-01
CARD OF THANke

-
AMOS--The beautiful cards and
letters and other tokens Of your
love and thoughts were deeply
appreciated during my illness. |
wish 1t were possible for me TO
acknowledge personally each orae.
but the exertion would be tno
much for me With grateful
thanks TO each one. Mrs. Ethyl
Amos. 4-l-lfp
GALLER~-The family Of the late
Fred Caller wishes TO express rs
T.
thanks TO their many friends anI
neighbors for many acts Of kinor
ness extended them dufing his
recent illness and death. 4-l-li
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WANTED

10 EUY--old gold coins, enyelr
opes. documents. small antiques
Send 25c for coin price sheet,
Coin Company, 1912 Harvard
Road. Richmond, Va. 3-ll-8p
BY S TOT AND S II O r. 1905
thrifty shoppers. Stop 81 Shop
across Cumberland bridge. 4-l-lt
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1851 BUICK

Super Rivera, dynaflo. radio
and heater Very clean car.
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USED CARS
Best Buys
In Good
USED CARS
1853 BUICK

4-Door Special. Dynaflow. Ra-
do. Heater, White Sidewail
Tires. Very Low Mileage Al
most Like a New Car
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1oAB DODGE

4-toor sedan. radio and heater.
Priced for quick sale
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-01
1851 BUICK

4-door super. radio, heater and
dyhaflo. Engine Just rebuilt.
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1851 NASH

Statesman. hydromatic, radio
and heater n you want good
economical transportation this
is the car for you
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Io4o BUICK

ConyertibIe--A real car and
priced for quick sale.
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SLAYToN AND LACKEY we'll
drilling is in no way connected
viii the Farmyille Well Drilling
Co. run by c. j. Slayton NJ II
Slayton. Farinyille Phone 2034J
3-29-4p
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n Fl BLANTON. Clerk
WILLIAM c. CARTER D. q.
Cumberland. Virginia 5-l-2t
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-01
1851 BUICK

Special, with radio and heater
Excellent condition.
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BY r. FL BLA-ETON. Clerk
3-ii-4t
Evening star., 1955-10-16

Hand BooFded Colfskin Leother MONEY BELT
with double zippers for Ioroer currency. Com
plete with solid bronze buckle S.. 90
Evening star., 1955-10-16

TroveIins Bor fitted with the finest occes-
sories we've seen Closes, shaker, cork
screw . everything they need. Simulated
Ieother cose will weor and wear. lnitiols orotis.
$3.50
MAIL
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-04-09
JESCA's Second
Teen Youth Clinic
Monday

The ability TO like others de-
ponds upon the ability to like
ones SELF, was one of the many
thoughts CLEANED from the second
session of JESCA's Teen Youth
Clinic. This statement was made
by the first speaker, Miss Cath
rine Bitterman, case work sup
ervisor, Family Service. She point
ed out also the need of adoleScent
youth for someone TO rely upon
and the need 10 understand what
others do and why. Happiness
within a family depends upon
very member" was thoroughly
discussed by Miss Bitterman as
she spoke from the topic, 1.-THE
1Adolescent Youth In the Paren-
tai Home"
Miss Ellen Tucker of Children
Service Bureau highly illuminat-
ed the audience on Attaining
Moral Maturity" THE Ten Com
mandments aud the Golden huie"
embody our finest code of moral
maturity which I'm reality must
come from within ones self.
Closing the panel discussion
was Mrs. A. Louise BTraylor, ex-
ecutive director of the Marren
Branch YWCA speaking on -
velOping Independence" Mrs.
B'Tayior mentioned several needs
of the adolescent youth including
love, security, creative expression
recognition, self esteem and new
experiences. developing indepen-
dence she said, is a gradual pro-
cess and Is done In relation to
and conditions as
well as individuals.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-04-09
MIAMIAN WHO
WON ALL-ARMY
TITLE LEAVING
SERVICE

John Johnson, a 22-year-old
native of Richmond Heights en-
tered the Army in April, 1858
without any boxing experience.
When he is separated this month,
Johnson will carry with him the
1854 Albany heavyweight title
and reputation as an outStand-
ing boxer.
It took Johnson only six months
to rise from an obscure regimen
tai boxer at Fort Jackson to the
An-Army championship hast
year.
Joining the post boxing team
late in January of 1854 after
sweeping through all regimental
competition that came his way,
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-04-09
Opa Locka Volunteers Wanted
MEETING TUESDAY
APRIL ~

APRIL ~
Cancer is the number TWO kill
err of men. women and children.
IL is estimated that IL present
rate continue 24,0OO,0O0 Ameri-
cans now living win die OF can
Ger.
More children from 8 TO rs years
OF age die OF cancer than from
any other disease.
The outlook is improving. The
American Cancer Society Is saw
ing lives today while IL Is work.
ing toward the eventful con-
quest OF cancer.
Cancer can be conquered. Bat
the help of volunteer workers like
yourself is essential. A great deal
OF money must be raised for re-
search, for education and for SER
vice to cancer patients.
Volunteers are urgently need
ed I'm Opa L.ocka 70 solicit funds
from house to house campaign on
the night OF April 10.
The public Is cordially invited
TO attend film entitled Warn
ing Shadow" showing the opera
ton of cancer In the body, Tues
day, April IL al 800 pm. at the
Bunche Park Elementary school.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-04-09
MIAMI TIMES, MIAMI, FLORIDA
SATURDAY, APRIL 9, 1855 PAGE FIVE

at Lakeland ALB.
After winning two bouts and
drawing In one this season, john
son received one of the greatest
thrills of his life when he was
one of 80 Army boxers selected
to tryout for the United States
Pan-American boxing team.
The Fort Jackson sergeant lost
out in the finals of the tryout to
Staff Sgt. John Stewart of Ham
ilton Air Force Base on a second
round technical knockout.
Johnson, trimmed down to a
light heavyweight by his training
activities for the Pan-American
games, is currently at Camp
Ruckner, Ala, taking his last
fling at Army boxing. He is
shooting for the Third Army light
heavyweight crown. II he wins,
however, Johnson will not get a
crack at the An-Arny title be-
cause he will be separated before
this tournament.
Although undecided just where
he will start, Johnson, Is set on a
professional career after leaving
the Army. 81 have several offers
in mind" he say, land i expect