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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-02
BY BURTON HAWKINS
Star stan Correspondent

NEW YORK, Oct. 2. - Both
the Yankees and Dodgers. who
open the Werld Series tomorrow
at Ebbets Field, will present
batting orders with enough long
ball power to blow fuse, but
the most electrifying figures are
Mickey Mantle and Duke Snider.
AS the home-run leaders of
their respective leagues, Mantle
and Snider are on the spot.
They're expected to deliver, but
if they fail. that. too, will be
big news. They're the most dy-
manic of the distance hitters,
sweet swingers who thrill a
crowd when they're menacing a
pitcher,
Snider Hot in Series
Mantle, hobbled by an injury
last year, saw scant Series action.
He's ready now after sweeping
American League batting hon.
orS. He slammed So homers,
batted 1853 and thumped across
100 runs.
Snider wasn't as consistent
batting 1872, but if he is less
formidable it is only by a tiny
margin. He belted 43 home runs
and batted across 101. And the
daShing Duke has crashed nine
homers in his last three World
Series, including four last year
After a flop against the Yankees
al in 1949. he rebounded to hit
h .S45 in 1852, when he also
4 smacked four home runs, anc
\ batted 800 in 1853 and agar
Jlast fall.
d Duke can look pitiful, at times
.lagainst lefthanded pitching
Mantle, who rwings from either
side Of the plate. has enthralleC
fans with the majesty of hi
more memorable homers. He il
the only batter ever to clear thu
bleachers at Griffith Stadium
That was as righthanded hit.
ter. Among his more monu'
mental homers as a lefthanoeC
hitter was a drive that hit tn,
roof facade of triple-tiered Yam,
kee Stadium.
Thrilling on Defense
But if Snider doesn't hit 'en
as far, he provides plenty o
drama for the Dodgers. He ha
contributed 40 or more homu
} runs for the past four season
and has teed off or assorted
) pitchers in the World Series.
, Mickey and Duke are Thrilling
: on defense as well. They arr
: Spectacular f1elders who can roam
+ from center into left and right Il
j haul in seemingly certain extra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-02
Mont Cracks
Whip in Long,
Rugged Drill
Vicious Scrimmoge
Aimed at Loufers;;
More Players Sick
BY MERRELL WHITTLESEY

Nice-guy Tommy Mont and
his usually mild-mannered as
sistants, undoubtedly annoyed
by persistent questions of What
happened?" and further shocked
by pictures of the Wake Forest
game which showed loafing on
the part of some of the Terp
stars, suddenly got tough yeSter-.
day.
Mont and his aides cracked
the whip in preparation for Sat-
urday's visit of unbeaten Baylor.
Several former Maryland players
who were spectators watched in
popeyed wonder.
A vicious Scrimmage, which a
former Maryland lineman said
was tougher than any he ever
had seen under Jim Tatum,
brought out better blocking and
ltackling than the Terps have
showed this season.
When unit messed up a play
the same group ran the play over.
The coaches finally blew up over
the continual jumping offsides
and ordered a lap around two
football fields for the next man
to jump the count. Four took
the long run as the sun was 60
ing down last night.
Fisticuffs Break Out
Several freshman and varsity
team members squared of and
only after the tuSSles did Mont
let down. He'd make the play
ers shake hands and admit the
other was the incest guy in the
world.
Ed Heuring, rated as one of
Maryland's good tackles, was
sent down to the fourth team
and never was worked harder.
But Heuring didn't quit. At the
end of the practice he led all the
tackles in the sprints.
4 Co-captains and other senior
stars were not beyond the
coaches criticism. There were
more voices raised than in all
practices this year together
Players caught the spirit and
there were ripped uniforms and
damaged helmets scattered over
the field.
| Injuries and Ailments Mount
Meanwhile. the injuries and
ailments mounted. Quarterback
John Fritsch was sick last night,
apparently with the same virus
that sent Ed Cooke and Dick
Porter to the inf1rmary. Fritsch
was attending classes today. but
obviously was not feeling we'll,
Cooke was expected to rejoin the
squad this afternoon for a light
workout.
Bob Layman was taken to
University Hospital in Baltimore
yesterday for suspected appen-
dicitis. but was reported today
to be suffering instead from a
virus infection.
When Coach Ed Fullerton
called the left halfbacks for re-
action drills at the end of prac-
tice yesterday. one reported.
Jack Healy, who went So min
uteS for the Terps at halfback
against the Deacons, tried out
his sprained ankle but barely
could walk. Quarterback Dickie
Lewis also found his ankle much
too sore and hardly will make
his debut this week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-02
SERIES BACKGROUND

Here's the background performances Yankees
and Dodgers to the World Series at Brooklyn
Kodiak mirror., 1956-07-28
owner of Record Description

NE. of the Town of Kodiak, Al aska, containing 1.4i acres, Milton H. and Blythe D: Smith, Lot i3. plat of U; s. Survey No. 310o, Spruce, Cape Small Tract Group, situated on both sides of Mission Road extension, approx imately two miles NE. of Town of Kodiak, Lat. 57 deg. 4S' l3' N, Long. 152 deg. 2l' so' W, containing 4.99 acres; said plat filed with Bureau of Land Man aeement of US. at Anchorage, Alaska.
Kodiak mirror., 1956-07-28

 LAS BEEN, COMPLETED AND IS ALASKA. e ~ The said delinquent tax roll will be ale on the 27th day of September. The tract on said Roll, the amount IT corporation to whom such trac ts owner of Record Description Date each years taxes became
 delinquent
 Mir. & Mrs. Peter Chichenoff-Be- ginning at the S.W. corner, Corner No. 1; thence, in north westerly direction a distance of 325 feet to Corner No. 2; thence, in a northeasterly direction 13a feet to Corner No. 3; thence. iii southeasterly direction a dis tance og 71k feet to Corner No. 4; thence, in northeasterly di- rection distance of 60 feet to Corner No. 5; thence, in south easterIy direction a distance of 63 feet to Corner No: 6, thence in a southeasteriy direction 200 feet to the Mission Highway at Corner No. T; thence, along the westerly line of the Missiam Highway a distance of 200, feet to Corner No l. the place of be- ginning; said tract of land be ing known as the Chester Clark homeSite.
 Excepting however the following described tract previously con yeyea to Albert and Katherine Laccose. husband and wife; Be ginning at the SEE. corner of said Chester Clark homesite. Corner No. l; thence, in northwesterly direction dis tance of 110 feet to Corner No. 2; thence, at right angles in a southwesterly direction a dis. tance of 54 feet to Corner No. :. thence at right angles in south easteriy direction a distance of no feet to the westerly line of the Mission Highway, Corner No 4; thence at right angles in n northeasterly direction along the westerly line of the said Mission Highway distance of 54 feet to Corner No. 1, the place of be ginning.
 Also excepting the following tract previously sold to Tim Panamaroff: 60 feet off of the rear of NV. end of said tract. being a tract of land 60 feet by 130 feet.
 Also subject to right of way ac- ross the above described tract 10 feet in width to. the Hosch homesite..
 Elmer R.Jesser certain tract of land in the SEE. Corner of Lot No. 3, U $. Survey No, 2875. more fully described as follows. Beginning at General Land Of flee Monument No, 4, being the SEE. corner of said tract in the SE. corner of Lot No. 2, us Survey No 2s73, and Corner No 1 of this description; thence. running S. 42 deg. 43' w.. a dis tance of 27 feet to corner No. 2, thence, N. 47 deg. IT w, dis tance of 45 feet to Corner !. thence N. 42 deg. 43' E., a dis tance of 34.6 feet to Corner No 4: on the east line of said Lot No. 3; thence, S37 deg A E.. along the said east line of Lot No. 3, a distance of 45.o feet to Corner No. ], the place of be- ginning.
 Walter Muller-Lot 5, Block 2, according to official plat of US, Survey No 3066B.
 Lot 6, Block 2, according to Of ficial plat of U s. Survey 3066B Thomas Gallagher-Lot 5, Block
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DELlS0uENr TAX R1LL


 KODIAK
  a m s soon nheeaner the matter can the a ed is as 1850 Penalty Interest Total  $500 $SW1
Kodiak mirror., 1956-07-28

THEREBY CERTIFY that District for the years of 1850 througl taxes, penalty and interest separ att
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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-07-24
Red Sox Split Games
Over Week-e Will
Meet Charlotte Next

Farmville and Republican Grove
split d two game series this week
end. Both games were played I'M
der protest
Farmville trouced the Republi-
can Grove nine here Saturday
night with a lop- sided ll-3 score
This game was played under pro-
test by Republican Grove,
Sunday the situation was re
versed exactly as Farmville lost to
Republican Grove 2-8. Farmvllle
protested this game
Both protests involved UNI
pres DECISIONS.
Farmville tagged Republican
Grove pitchers for nine hits Sat
urdav night. and scored IL runs.
Griffin was big gun at the plate
with four hits in five trips to the
plate He was followed closely by
Cumbey who got three hits for
five tries. Brown was the winning
pitcher.
Friday night Farmvllle will jour
ney to Charlotte c. H, and a re-
turn match will be played here
Saturday night, This will be the
next to last week end of regular
season play for the Patrick Henry
league players.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-07-24
Green Bay.

MISS Mary Lou Raifo-d. NJ rs.
Bobby Wilson and Robby lett Mon
day for few days visit with Mr.
and Mrs c +. Mcfarland at Alex
andlla
Mr. and MIS-. r E Williams. Jr..
Dicl-ie and Ellen, Of Victoria. and
Mr. and Mrs John Redd and boys.
Ct EIlerson We're dinner guests Sun
day of Mr. ana Mrs { T Redd
MIS- r B Wilson spent Saturday
night and Sunday with her mother
Mrs D s Glenn, at Prospect
Mr. and Mis- W. T Ford. Of
Church Road were Sunday guests
Of Mn and Mrs Bobby Wilson
Terry Lindsey. Of Richmond. is
spending July with his grandpar-
ents, Mr. and Mrs L. 7 Nunnauy
Miss Nancy Ravens. Miss K a y
Lacy Bobby Nunnauy and Graham
Ralford spent Saturday sight seeing
in Virginia and saw the Common
Glory" al Williamsburg that night
Mi and Mrs / A Love, with
Miss Anne Scott. Of Richmond. left
Sunday to spend this week at Hot
Springs.
Mrs G F Pully of Richmond.
came Friday and spend the week
end with MISS Lily HardaWay Mr.
ppllv ard Invca ga,,l4 sunday and
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-07-24

Mr. and Mrs. T J Fulcher, IN.
ana children, Tommy and Sara
are spending TINS week at Virgin
ia Beach.
Mrs II K Gray Of Caret. is
Wis ing with her brother and
sister law, Mr. ana MIS- A. r.
Gray
NJ S Frank Betko has reported
for duty at Quantico Marine Base
after serving overseas. Mrs. Betko
ana daughter Marie, are spend
ing several days there but will
return 10 Farmville untn living
quarters are secured.
MIS- Wa.5er Cunningham and
children. Robbie and Mike have
moved 10 Cumberland. Nd, where
Nh Cunningham has accepted a
position
MIS-. 4 H. Hariiger and son,
Ricky of Corning N Y. are
visiting her mother Mrs. j. w.
CoVington and her sister, Mrs,
Virginia Hairless ana other rela-
tIVes in town
Mi. and Mrs. Harvey Shelton
W1ltaker and children Robby
and Jennifer. have left to visit
her mother, Mrs. f A Parry in
Cape Charles for two weeks
Expected guests this week of
Nj and Mrs Erby A Johnston
VIII Der his sister ana brother-in-
law 1t Col and Mrs John B
P1lrot5 and daughters Faye and
Babs. Whey are en- route from
Limestone Maine to his new sta
ton III Honolulu where they viii
make their home for the next
three years
Nj and Mrs Ralph Baker have
returned to their home in Roa-
noke after being the guests of
thei daughter and -in-law
Nj and Mrs Wayne Harper.
M ana MIS-. S A. Martin. Mrs.
r. J Martin and Miss Marjorie
Glenn VISITED Bobby ana Sammy
Martin ut Camp Virginia on sun
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-07-24
Meherrin Home Demonstration Club
Met Recently With Mrs. Orndoff

Getting the most from an out
door oven was the subject tor the
day when the Meherrin Home Dem
onstration Club met recently with
Mrs Orndortf
Mrs Spurlock and Mrs Henzlg
showed the 10 members present
that a little imaginative planning
can produce q delicious family or
picnic supper Under their sklllful
technique the following menu APP
peared
Barbecued chicken, baked pota-
tees. slew hot rolls and a tasty
week At Enerson with her daughter.
Mrs. John Redd, Mrs c B Beck
returned home Thursday bringing
her daughter and her children with
Ter Nh. Redd Joined them here on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs w A Martin ar
rived Friday to spend two weeks
with he: parents MI. and Mrs O..
G. kaufman
Mr. and Mrs L T Nunnally, Mt
and Mrs. C. W Palmer, Mr. and
Mrs. J W Pollard and Mi and
Mrs Martin Roach attended serv-
4ccs at the Je.ersvllIe church Sun
day night
Mr. and Mrs F. U West and
Gail Ruth have returned from a
week vacation with relatives in
Georgia
MI and Mrs John Martin and
M. and Mrs. Toby Martin Of Ran
dolph. and Mrs and Mrs h n
Trear and Miss Barbara Jean and
drs. Charlie Dowdy and Charlene,
Of Farmyille. were Sunday guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs ( NJ Shinault
-tIs Arnold and daughter Dawn.
Of Lynchburg We're week e n d
guests Of her parents MI and Mrs
G c Looney
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-07-24

Funeral services for Thomas
ClEei Wnitt ntant >on O. l. tnd
MIS-. James Andrews WA.ct. WI
held Friday at Colorado Springs,
Colo The child died Thursday,
July ~ Ill Colorado, Springs
where II Watt is stationed
Surviving IN addition to His
palianJs ale a brother ana two
sisters Also surviving are His
gre Adpa1ents NJ ana MIS- J A
WAitt ard ALgs RUDY Fl Knight.
and ali uncle Thomas Oliver
Knieh1. al Of Falmville.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-07-24
MeIlel'i'iill

Nh. and Mrs. j Z Gherman are
spending The month Of July Al Co
lonial Beach
Mr. and Mrs Julian Price visited
p l. Fowler Sunday III Mcclure
Hospital and found him improving
Mrs Annie Andrews Mr. and
Mrs Charles Hicks and John An
drews. all Of Norfolk, spent h c
week end with Nh. aud Mrs Macon
Vaughan
Nh. and Mrs. odell Grafton of
Richmond. spent last Friday With
Mr. and Mrs j. W Grafton
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-07-24

dessert Members enjoyed the dem
onstration and even more proved
the truth OF The adage proof Of the
pudding is in the eating
The club agreed to serve supper
for the monthly meeting Of tile Ne
he.rin Rurltan Club ON July .. ard
voted to hold the August meeting
with Mrs Kristen club SECRETARY.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-07-24

turned after a two weeks visit TO
relatives in Indiana. She visited
her sisters, Mrs. William KaSper,
Mrs. Earl Klenck. and Mrs. Jan
Polhouse III evansville and her
nieces, Mrs Robert Vt..3. and
Helen Colver in Vincennes, Ind
Miss Emily Johnson spent the
week end in Arlington as the guest
OF Miss Karen Haussann.
Mrs. Mary Ci'aWley is spending
her vacat ion in Mays Head. N. c.,
for the next few weeks.
The Rev and Mrs Robert E
Withers have returned TO their
home after spending the week IN
Wytheville with his mother Mrs
Robert Withers at Ingleside."
Mrs. Emma Anthony Will be
hostess to her bridge club on
Tuesday night.
MI. and MIS-. c. w. Glenn and
daughter, Marjorie. were visitors
III Richmond on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter r Rhodes
and MI and Mrs. O. A Shepherd
have returned from tour in West
Virginia and Kentucky.
Miss Ann Ewers is visiting rel
atiVes i'll Lynchburg.
Mr. and Mrs Harold T Griffin
and sons. Harold, Jr. and James
and MI. and GriffinS mother
Mrs Emma Griffin have returned
to their home in Norfolk after va
cationing the past week. Mrs
Griffin and sons visited with her
mother, Mrs. j. S Carter and her
brother, j. S. Carter. Jr Nh. Grit
fin and mother visited in Ken
lucky and jointed his wife and
sons here for the week end.
J. S. Carter, Jr has returned
to his home after attending the
Synod of the Presbyterian Church
in Massanetta recently
Miss Louise McCraW was the
week END guest of her brother and
sister-in-law MI. and Mrs. j P
McCaW Miss McCraW makes her
home in Richmond
Mrs. j P McCraW spent several
days last week visiting with her
sister, Mrs. B F. Coffman in Har
risonburg She also attended the
Woodrow Wilson celebration IN
StauntOn.
Miss Virginia CoWan, Of Rich
mond, spent the week end with
her mother Mrs Emma Albright.
On Sunday, they visited Tom Mil
Ter at Miller's Lake
MI and Mrs. NJ. f Henderson
and children, Billy. Windy and
Don, Of Tilsonburg, ontario, Can
ada. were the guests Of MI Hen
dersons aunt, Mrs. f. S. Schroed-
er. during the week end While
here they visited M and Mrs w
H. Womack, Of Putneys8 and MIS-
E. B Womack of Five Forks.
d WON qPl~ ana 3
daughter. Miss Virginia Womack,
were guests of his brother, E w
Womack on Wednesday and also
visited his mother. Mrs. f. B. Wo-
mack of Five Forks. The Womacks
make their home IN TarrytoWn.
N Y
Mrs. J. H. Clark and daughter.
Sally Ann. returned home on Fri
day after spending their vacation
Beach They were accompanied
in Williamsburg and Virginia
on the trip by Mrs. Clark's sister
in-law. Mrs. S. S. Obenshaln and
children. Betty and Joe Boyce
from Blacksburg
Miss Nancy Striplin spent the
week end in BasSett as the CUES
of Miss Mary 10 Davis,
Mr. and Mrs S. Lyle Graham
and children. Lyle. ". Thomas,
Dorothy and John, Of Atlanta.
Ga. Will arrive Tuesday to- spend
some time with MI Graham S
parents Mr.. and Mrs. S. l.. Ora
ham. on Fourth Avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B, Holmes and
children. Alex and Ann. and her
mother. Mrs. j. H. Gillian spent
their vacation at Old Point Com
fort.
Mr.. and MIS- Frank Jones spent
the week end with her sister. Mrs.
J. r. CardWell at Concord.
Mr., Crppa,, a,Nd Mrs Car
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-07-24

Polls indicate that more anglers
prefer lake fishing to stream fish
ing Sports Afield
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-07-24
GOING GREYHOUND
YOU SEE The SCENERY 80
NOT THE ROAD!

YOU See America cloSe-ub when
YOU travel in the low cost luxury
offered by Grey hound-on huu-
dred> OF trips like these.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-07-24

Mr.. and MIS- Frank Jones spent
the week end with her sister, Mrs
J. r. CardWell. at Concord.
Mrs. c H. Greear and Mrs. Gar
land Hanes are vacationlng at Old
Point Comfort.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-05-09
Green Sea VIM
Judging Comics;

The Green Sea T. T. !. Cop
ter from Horny county Won frs
pacc in tn Pee Dee District
livestock judging contest which
was held At Olanta High School
LIST week.
This Future Farmer team ".
coached by Cone Norri rc....
OF agriculture ~ IL Gg,.- s
H.ga school. Members a. @.
team are Dayton Powell. Lar,
Floyd and Guy Duncan. The
Green Sea team scored O. .ata
OF 1923 points out of a total
possible 1880 pounds.
The second place team !.
from the Hannah Chapter ir
Florence county with a total o.
li19.5 points. This team !.
coached by +. c. Wrs, and team
members are Jimmy Poston
Gerald Hanna and Buddy Baz-
en-.
First place in livestock show
manShip was won by Hal Carte!
Of the Kingstrcc High School
Young Cartcr'S coach is l.. D
Reynolds. teacher Of agriculture
at the KingStree High School
Second place honorS went &c
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-05-09

family head. who alone was hir-
ed by the farmer.
We have just received small
shipment of a brand new book
let which ! think is good for the
farmers in this part of n. c. II
describes several situations
which are very common in Co.
lumbuS and adjoining counties
Its called How oCial Security
Covers Farmers. " It's written in
plain language and answers JUS
about al YOUR questions. whcth-
Cr they are about reporting farm
employ cs or about your own
self-cmploywcnt. | YOU would
like . hay one sent. free Of
charge. just drop a card or let
ter to the Social Security Ad-
minIStrauon. =. O. Box 1890.
Wilmington y. {. and I'll see
that YOU get one.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-05-09
Unusual Situations Crop Up
In Columbus Social Security

Several farmers in Columbus
Co. have come up with unusual
situations which might apply to
others. One farmer near Tabor
City wanted TO know whom to
report when his hired hand let
his family help him work in
the field
We all know that entire fam
lilies sometimes work in the
fields. If the farm operator
hires several members of a fam
lily to work for him with the
understanding that each is to
be paid as an individual, the
employer is responsible for
keeping a record and reporting
each member TO whom ne pays
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-05-09
SPONSORS CAKE
AND PIE SALE

Tn LoriS Garden Club is
sponsoring a CAKE and pie sale
Saturday, May - on Patterson
street. from 10 a. m. to t p. m.
Mrs. G. {. SuggS announced.
The public is invited to come
.nu purchase cakes and pies for
Mothers Day.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-05-09

as much as 500 in cash wages
during the year. He would,
need the social secur-
ity number of each employee.
Sometimes the farm operator
hires the head o. the family.
nothing Is said about
any other members OF t-c work
er'S family. he may bring along
some of his children or his wife
to help out, but dos not expect
the farm-owner to pay them
separately. In this situation. il
the employer pays all the cash
earnings TO the family head, the
earnings may be reported as II
they had all been earned by the
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-05-09

a slight resemblance. maybe
tn beginning, Of a political is
sue arose in the campaign speak
ing at Boyboro last Saturday
night.
Ernest Sasscr has been saying
that nc thought the sheriff
would at all times be we'll in
formed on the cases before the
court and be in position TO adj
wise the judge and jury so that
nc may prevent injustice being
done by first offenders getting
too much time on the roads.