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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-04-13
LEGAL NOTICES

possessed, and if the same can
not be conveniently partitioned in
kind that the same be sold and
its proceeds be divided among
those entitled thereto.
An affidavit, having been made
and filed, according to Law, stat
ing THAT Edward Jordan. Ellis Jor-
dan, Daisy Jordan Helms. OHM
uel Jordan. Gertrude Jordan, Wal
lace Jordan, Edgar Ellis, some
times known as Edward Ellis. and
Norvel J. Ellis. II he be living. are
not resident of the State Of Vir-
GINA; and that there are or may
be other parties interested in the
subject matter of this suit whose
names and addresses are unknown
and who are proceeded against as
Parties Unknown; it is ordered
that said non residents and Par
ties Unknown appear within ten
days from due publication of this
order and do what may be neces-
sary to protect their interest in
this suit
HORACE ADAMS. Clerk
J. v. LEWIS. D. q. Alba
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGIN
IA,
In the Clerks Office of the Circuit
Court of the County of Bucking
ham on the 5th day of April
1856.
Nancy T. Hanes, Committee
Plaintiff
against
Mary Louise Tribe, ct ais
Defendants
Order of Publication
The object of this suit is to dis
pose of certain real estate in
Curdsville Magisterial District OF
Buckingham County, Virginia con-
tanning 206 acres. more or less
owned by Mary Louise Tribe, anC
apply the proceeds to debts anc
claims against her and to use the
/ surplus for her support. care anc
maintenance.
An an affidavit having beer
made and filed that the defendant
Edward Page Tribes address i.
unknown it is ordered that he dc
appear here within ten days aftel
due publication hereof, and dt
what may be necessary to protec
his interest in this suit.
A Copy-TeSte:
JOHN c. SPENCER. Clerk
A. L. PITTS, JR., p. q.
Dillwyn, Va. ABA
VIRGINIA:
In the Circuit Court of Bucking
ham County:
In the Matter of
Estate of Mary Jane Baber, De
ceased.
Show Cause Order
And it appearing that a repor
of the accounts of Thomas B. Ba
Der, Administrator of the EStat
of Mary Jane Baber, deceased, ant
of the debts and demands agains
her estate have been filed in thu
Clerks Office, and that 81,
months have elapsed since tn,
qualification, on the motion of thu
Administrator, it is ordered tina
the creditors of and all others in.
,terested in the Estate do show
cause, if any they can, on the l4tl
day of May, 1856, before thi
Court in its Court Room agains
the payment and delivery of tn
Estate of Mary Jane Baber, de
ceased to the legatees with o
without refunding bonds as tn
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three place winners. First place
winner will also appear on local
radio talent show.

More than II million tons OF
coal were purchased in 1855 for
use BY steam plants Of the Ten
nessee Valley Authority. This
coal came from Alabama. Illinois.
Indiana. Kentucky. Tennessee and
Virginia
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-04-13
ards Chapel MYF
To Sponsor Talent
Show, Sample Fair

The Methodist Youth Fellowship
OF Wards Chapel Church will spon-
SCR an Amateur Talent Show and
Sample Fair April 20 at 10 pm.
in Burkeville School.
Cash awards will go to the first
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-04-13
LEGAL NOTICE

as may be necessary to protect
your interest in said land.
Given under my hand this goth
day of March. 1856.
A copy teste:
John c. Spencer. Clerk
George P. Smith. Jr..
Attorney,
Palmyra, Virginia 4-6-4t
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LEGAL NOTICE

LEGAL NOTICE
VIRGINIA:
In the Circuit Court Of the Coun-
ty Of Prince Edward, the 26th
day Of March, 1856.
Re: James H. A. Farley. deceased
Show Cause Order
IT appearing that a report of
the accounts OF First National
Bank of Farmville. Virginia. Exc
cutor of the Estate of James H. A..
Farley. deceased. and Of the debts
and demands against his estate
has been filed in the Clerks Office.
and that six months have elapsed
since the qualification. on motion
OF First National Bank of Farm
will. Virginia, Executor of the Es-
tate of James H A. Farley. de-
ceased. it is ordered that the
creditors of. and all others in
tereSted in. the estate do show
cause. if any they can. on the 7th
day of May. 1856, at 10 o'clock.
A. NJ. before this Court at its
Courtroom in Farmville Virgin
ia. against the payment and de-
livery of the estate of James H.
A. Farley, deceased. to the lega-
tees without recurring refunding
bonds.
A Copy-Teste:
HORACE ADAMS. Clerk
r. E. GARLAND! p. q. 3-30-4t
>~~>~~~~~~~ >>~~>~~>
VIRGINIA.:
In the Circuit Court of POwhatan
County, Virginia. March Is.
1856.
IN RE: Application of r. L. Phaup
to purchase ten 10) acres of
land situated in the Huguenot
District of PoWhatan County
Virginia, in the name of Austin
Dennis.
Order of Publication
TO: Austin Dennis. if living, if
deceased, Mathew Dennis. 10
S. Lombardy St. Richmond,
Va, Arsenic Dennis, New York
State. Lee Dennis, 1909 Fulton
ST.. Richmond. Va. Lou Dennis
Mickens. Washington, d. c.,
Laura Dennis married name
unknown, New York State,
and his unknown heirs, devil
sees. and assigns, and to other
unknown interested parties, and
to whom it may concern:
You are hereby notified that a
tract of land located in the HUI
guenot District Co of Powhatan
County, Virginia described as ten
I0 acres, near Genito," in the
name of Austin Dennis was sold on
the 18th day Of December 1855
18th day of December 1854. l4th
day of December 1858. 9Th day OF
December 1852. 10th day of De-
cember 1851. 18th day of Decem-
Der 1850, 18th day Of December
1919, 18th day of December 1913
9th day of December l947, and on
dates marked previous for taxes
due for the years 1886 through
1914, inclusive. and on the 18th
day of December 1898. and on
date marked previous" for taxes
due for the year 1885. all for de-
linQuent taxes. and interest and
cost to the Commonwealth Of
Virginia. and application for the
purchase thereof has been filed
in this office. And it appearing
from the records in this office
that you are interested in the said
land. you are further notified to
appear in four months from the
date of this notice and do what
may be necessary to protect your
interests.
Given under my hand this 18th
day of March. 1856.
A Copy-Teste:
JAMES A. TILMAN. III
Clerk. Circuit Court Powhatan
County, Virginia 3-23-4j
LESLIE l.. MASON. JR. Attorney
POWhatan, Virginia
VIRGINIA.:
In the Circuit Court of Prince Ed
ward County, April g. 1856.
Norman V. Hill and Clara Hill
Willie Ellis, Willie Jordan, Char
lie T. Jordan. Alberta Walker
and John Ellis -. Complainant
VS.-In Chancery
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VIRGINIA.:
In the Circuit Court of Prince Ed
ward County, April 9. 1856.

VIRGINIA:
In the Circuit Court of Prince Ed
ward County, April 9. 1856.
Norman v Hill and Clara Hill.
Willie Ellis. Willie Jordan. Char
lie T. Jordan. Alberta Walker,
and John Ellis p. Compliments
Vs.-In Chancery
Edward Jordan and Ellis Jordan.
Daisy Jordan Helms, Ollmuel
Jordan. Gertrude Jordan and
Wallace Jordan, Edgar Ellis,
sometimes known as Edward
Ellis. Norvell Ellis. if living. and
if he be not living. then his
heirs. devisees or assigns, all Of
whom are unknown and are pro-
ceeded against as Parties IN
known ................. ..... Defendants
Order of Publication
The object of this suit is to eff
feet partition in one of the modes
prescribed by law of that certain
real estate in Prospect Magister-
ial District of the County OF
Prince Edward, Virginia. contain
ing 20 acres, more or less. adJoln-
ing the lands of r. r. N Cocks.
Willie Ellis, Archer Hill, ct ais, of
which Fred Ellis died seized and
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Notice and Order of Publication
In the Clerks Office of the Cir
cult Court of the County of
Buckingham, March 20, 1856.
TO: EMMA DIGGS, if living,
and if dead. to her heirs at law,
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Iquire the National Institute Of
Mental Health to assume full
responsibility for the study.
The appeal was made by Mike
German. executive director of
the National Mental Health
Committee. He appeared before
a Senate Appropriations sub
committee considering the
health, welfare and education
departments budget for the
next fiscal year.
Mr.. German testified that use
of such tranquillizing drugs as
clorpromazine and reserpine has
been most encouraging" in get
ting five to seven per cent more
patients out of mental hospitals.
He emphasized, however, that
scientifically controlled expert
ments, similar to the, controlled
evaluation of the Salk vaccine,
is needed to determine how the
drugs work and why.
Mr.. German said the National
Institute of Mental Health had
made a small grant to the Ma
tional Research Council to do
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this drug evaluation work. Il
urge the Congress to state, in no
uncertain terms" Mr.. German
added, that the National Insti-
tute of Mental Health stop dodg-
ing this problem of drug evalu-
alton"
During the past year, the wit
ness testified, 100000 of the $780,
600 patients in public mental
hospitals were treated with the
drugs. He said that last year
there was a 20 per cent increase
in discharge rates in New York
State hospitals and that in the
District Of Columbia there has
been IAN even more dramatic
decline" in mental patients.
For the first time in the 100
year history of st. Elizabeths
there had been no increase in
patients during the past year.
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DR.. Winfred Overholser, super
intendent. returned 100000 to
the District Government.
Mr.. German proposed $35, 197,-
900 for the National Institute
of Mental Health for the COM
ing year. The Budget Bureau
has proposed $2l,749,000.
In specific recommendations,
Mr.. German also urged:
l. An additional ST million APP
preparation for grants-in-aid for
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marshal at Charlotte before the
boys went on trial.
He (the Federal marshall
stated the judge would like to
sentence the two men, give them
IA suspended sentence and return
them to Paris Island if the Ma
.rine Corps would return them to
active duty and not discharge
them" Capt. Wood said.
The Federal marshal was in
formed that the two Marines. if
returned, would be placed either
before court-martial or an I'M
desirable discharge board. Capt.
Wood said. THE findings and
possible sentence of this court or
board would determine their dis
position.
Judge Warlick. speaking from
the bench, said he had expected
a more human attitude" from
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the Marine Corps since the
drowning of six young men near
Paris Island last month.
They 1.-THE Marine Corps take
the attitude that any time their
men commit felony they do it
for the purpose of getting out of
the service Judge Warlick said.
Capt. Wood agreed, in part. He
said: I'VE do not desire to have
a man in the Marine Corps that
has been convicted of any Of
tense involving moral tarpitude
as these boys were. When we
find, one, we separate him from
the service"
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research on new and more eff
fective drugs in the field of men,
tai illness.
2. A $40 million appropriation
for psychiatric research as COM
pared with S5,687,00 proposed
by the Administration and So
687, 900 voted by the House.
3. A $12,246.0O0 appropriation
for training psychiatric person.
mel. This is SIS million above the
budget figure.
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Cdpt. ralph u. WOOQ, Pdrrl
officer, said a Marine convicted
to society just as he would were
Earlier in the day, Federal
Charlotte, N. c., that the Marine
Corps is not cooperating in re-
facilitating their men who COM
NIT felonieS.
Service felons. Judge Warlick
said, can expect only court-mar-
tial and diShonorable discharge
when turned over to the military
by civil courts. They can expect
! no rehabilitation. he said.
Judge Warlick commented
during the trial of two young
Paris Island Marines who plead
led guilty to charges of interstate
transportation of a stolen We
hicle. He sentenced each of the
Marines, John Lewis Inman of
West Virginia and Earl Gosney
OF Baltimore, to l8 months. Both
are II years of age.
Capt. Wood said the base pro-
vost marshal was contacted about
the two Marines by the Federal
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Drugs
StudySought

Congress was urged today to
appropriate 81 million for an
evaluation of drugs being used
against mental illness and to re-
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Source Of Asbestos

I OTTAWA - Quebec Province
in Canada normally supplies
more than 20 per cent Of the
worlds total asbestos output.
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Marines Do Not Want
FeIons, Judge Is Informed

PARIS ISLAND, S. c., May O-A Marine Corps official
last night agreed with Federal judge that the does not
want convicted felons in
Capt Ralph c. Wood Paris Island base public information
officer, said convicted of felony his debt
to society just he would not in the service
Earlier day, Federal Wilson Warck said at
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CAPITOL HILL, 62s const. ave. ne.
-Redec apt. with entr. hall. liv.
rm,. bedrm., bath and kitchen; 500
mo. Phone Mr.. Yount with FRANK
S. PHILLIPS. EN-. 3-2279. Il
DOWNTOWN. near White House
l-room efficiency with fireplace;
sos. utilities included: 3rd floor.
walk up. Apply ONCE. TALLY-HO
RESTAURANT S12 18th ST, NV.
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ApTs. FURhlsHED-vA.

near PentaVon-ciose
L.: bedrms . kit Nv rrn'' bath
sIPacioTs 3 b.r apt. . baths, new
" remod. ard dec, nicely furn
situated in excel. neighborhood nr
". Myer and Mem. Bridge l42o
u s. N s AL. "a, t i:Gssl ordi /,
duplsS' fresSiv dec 'cony Psnta-
s. ARLINGTON bedrms., liv rm
din, rmo scr, porch. PVT earden
Cony, 70 Pentagon si35 incl. util.
AL; Blvd, seros, from y, Mxsr
--2-bedrm apt: twin beds, Tv.
~ sE iSRS f sPT T RA f bsSy grand
In apt BLDG near Pentagon and
oV. s.5083. Ext "
FALLS Bachelor apt. Lge
Nv. rm bedrm, tiled bath, private
entrp nicely furn., cool and dliiet;
Teefgr, but no cooking S67 20
a sMS Hsv =, d' S,! PVT p ;4;r GpS
incl utlls ia 1850. -
ARL. -. bedrms. lovely mod furn,.
walk. dist Colonial village, o min
Pcntagon sl35 mo, utils incl.
ia 7.Sl23, OIL. B-f577.- -
VIC. GLEBE RID. AND LEE HWY -
Liy. rm bedrm bath and kitch-
enette woman or working couple
preferred, pvt home; all utilities.
ETb KE B-S675 l
ARL.. VA.--Newly furnished he'd
room apt. $40 includes utilities
Adults only. Tyroll Hills Apis, SCI
South Florida st. Out Columbia
pike TO Greenbrirr ST., | block right
on Greenbrief TO 9Th road turn
right block to development Resi-
dent manager, IA, 5-1338 or Mr..
Macy. HU $4,000. -
ARL.-clean. nicely furn.. .bedrm
apt. COW 10 bus and shop. center;
r pil f9!F'9 ToR y Gi iRRHLisa oay iiy
rna lee. kit. washer. : beds 2
closets, patio, mr.. shops bus eonv.
inE utils, AID. 1910. "a
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SECRETARIAL SERVICE
ADULTS ONLY
SI33 per mo. To inspect, call Mrs.
gum. co j-2559 or BOSS &
PHELPS. INC, Ma. $4,000, -
CoLORED-"I65 18th NV and
nm apis, with -utils SOS and
S69.5O. Adults EN- 3-3044, ewes,
CoLoRED-I2iO OATES ST. Ne
Two-rm, furn. apt IL 7-a5s3.
COLoRED-sO6 TODD PL. N.E.Ll-
bedrm apt. available for Immediate
occupancy. To inspect. see tenant
in Apt > or call DI. 7-4a44
COLORED-NEATLY FURN. APT in
PVT. home. empl. couple. refer; near
Union Station. Ii. $685.. -
C0LORED-TWO ROOMS, kitchen.
semibath; couple only. Ii 1-a73l.
1920 C st. ne.
C0LORED-I336 IIth ST. NV
Lge. enc. apt, newly decor: S45
COLORED-338 18th ST. Ne
Bedrm lily, nm, kit. and bath; s75
COLORED-l3tS 18th ST. NV
Lge. nm. with stove and sink. Only
sl1 80 mo. Heat and hot water
inrn Inspect or call CO. J-622:,2
COLORED-gl2 nth ST. S,E.--One
COLoRED NV. - Two rooms
screened porch share Fitchen and
bath; nr; transp. TU. 2-il57 or
CoLoRED@FURN. OR uNFuRN-
Large front bedroom. large Kitchen.
bath; $35: no children. ST. 3-37S2
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.1-W Ibth st. NV.
Jr Bedrm Liv RIM Kit. SSl so
Beautiful apt, modern elevator
bldg overlooking Meridian PARK
air cooled, switchboard roof garden.
waik-in closets Available April ] j..
See mgr. AID 2-l235
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1920 8 ST NV

Convenient to Dupont circle: attrac.
-hcdrm. apt. in quiet adult apt.
mgr. in Apt. lO2. II. G. SMITHY
CO, Sl1 18th ST. NV. ST. 3-33OO.
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APIS FURNIsHED-Mp.

TAKOMA PARK - Nicely furn. .
bedrms,, liv, I'm. with. firepl, dinette
COW kit. Ape tile bath, earpeted
floors. :! pvt. entrs.; water and heat
iurn. Quiet. clean neighborhood
settled, rehned cpie. Sl25. ~
SILVER SPRING rms. XII, bath
8 closets nicely turn.: block
GEORGIA ave. bus. . blocks Hech,'s
store Adults; no pets. Ju. 9-2h25.
BSMT. APT, private entrance; GOOD
access 70 Baltimore parkway. utils
eTsept e seHt fuTn. $50 mo, Cali
DL Luxe EFFICIENCY. air condi.
tionine: wall .to-vall csrpetinR; con-
Nd. private entrance $50. Cal
, RMS. AND BATH. entire End fir.:
ar dren e'H s5 isd n n9 oO' S. g. eh
TAKOMA PARK MD-Liy. I'm.
kit, bedrm,; bath: ilrn.. LIST class.
DIXON HlLL~-Nsarby: strictly pvt.
snosts iiy I'm. dinette. siteh.-
view and lawn: comforts Of hone
Minis. 10 b c line on indian Heed
hcg.y.5 adults. $50 per mo EN-. 3
Mt. RAINIER. 400 ssrd ST lee
rm.. pvt. bath kit rear porch.
laundry rn1;: PVT. entr.: adults. i
Ing room. kitchen. bath; In private
home: on Flower ave; private en-
trance so. utils inri JU, o-2344
BRADBURY HEIGHTS: mr. Boiling
and Andrews Fields Nicely ''ir-
nished 3 rms. and bath $50 1902
Alton st. Sc. 10. s-6107, Kew at
r PiSsMfR' f fai M -rsrz, I'd
room living room kitchen. dinette
and bath private entrance; EN- J.
ploved couple. ss5 mo Utils incl
BRENTWooD-e bedrms. liv rm
KITCHEN. bath nvt. entr., End floor
utilities, $3.50. WA. 1896 Il
TAkOMA PARK IL rms bath, 3rd
fr. $3.50 7l06 Poplar ave. EV,
ruRS so OR uNFuRN.. near Melrose
Crossing. Hyattsvilis-3 ige rms
pvt. bath, pvt, entr: porch. or
NICELY FURN. 3-RM BSMT APT;
heat furn near Coral HIS Md ,
S55 per mo. 10, s-6721..
TAX. PARk--2 rms, bedrm,. kit
Nv rm. comb quiet: s-cu. ~ re-
ftsr; gar; utiis. incl; no drinkers
SILVER sPRING-Liv. rm.. bcdrm.
LIv. RM., din. rm.. kit. bedrm
and bath newly decorated TV:
/. ~. 5-5653.
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APIS. EURN.-VA. Cont

BSMT. EFFICIENCY: hedrm., kitch-
en- and shower; private, reasonable
IA. 2-lzOu. -
1901 COLUMBIA PIKE. Arlington,
Va.-Large bedroom. large kitchen
and small living room; 500 80 open
Saturday and SUNDAY
DOWNTOWN Fur
niShed and unfinished apis. fire.
proof bldg, janitor service. laun-
dry privileges, continuous hot wa
ter; SO to $50 so Call TIE. 5000
between 10 am, and 8 pm.
l BEDRM., lge. liv. rm.. tile bath,
kit. and dispos. new. clean, attra.
on bus TT. 10 min. Gvt Offices
Sl35 per mo. Heat and utls.
incl. ia 5-4044.
ABOVE AVERAGE: large |. r, large
b. r. din r.. kit, bath: pvt. ent.
st, level; bus at corner; min. fare;
is min TO Pentagon; adults; Apr.
/. TIE 6-S512.
ARL.-BACHELOR APIS, baths
with t. and s. $50 and $50 mo-,
incl. utilS: men only. IA f-O670.
DOWNTOWN ALEXANDRIA - ond
FIR: clean; lge. liv. rm Kitchen
cite, bedrm bath; scr porch. XXI
H-if02
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1922 18th ST NV
CENTURY APIS

M!d-City Apis Walk downtown
lovely liv. rm., bedrm., kitchen. bath
and foyer. SIS incl everything. TIA
9-4l4O. NO 1-6lIl. II
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9Th AND KENNEDY N.w.-Modern
bedrm. and :, bedrm.. kit. and
bath apis 500 90 ana up Inquire
GEORGETowN. 25ll Que St NV
l-bedrm. apt, utils. and secreta-
rial service incl: 500. DE. 2-iSIi
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1851 18th st. NV.
Delightful. bedrm.. nv. nm. d.
nette. Sitchep and bath, elevator
bids.
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DOWNTOWNDS55 MO.

1914 18th ST. NV
Efficiency apt. comfortably furn
clean building. S55 mo. incl utils
See tanitor, basement.
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NEWLY DECORATED

=. 400 You St Sc. half block bus
line, 20 Minis. downtown " rooms.
Kitchen and bath. SIS mo. incl
3-l9i5 =
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70 MODELS Model 10
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Only SO" wide and 3l5a" deep, the
AkAAkA FREEZER PLUS REFRlGER-
ATOR actually fits into the same
space as an ordinary refrigerator
alone! Yet gives you BOTH q freezer
AND q refrigerator :. in the same
compact unit. Big capacity, too Re-
frigerotor section equal to II Gu. it,
conventional unit E. F. and the freezer
section holds more food than an 8 Gu.
#. freezer-2o7 lbs.
IN. for smoTIer fomiIies. the thrifty. smaller
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ately. Dick Tettelbach. inactive
recently with a groin injury, will
take over in leftfield on his re-
covery, with Karl Olson and
Ernie Oravetz calculated to al
ternate in rightf1eld.
Excellent Fielder
Herzog, who spent the 1853
and 1854 seasons in military
service. is rated an excellent
fielder. He drove in SO runs with
Denver and thumped "a doubles
in addition to 81 homers. He's
a 182-pounder who stands s.
feet-11.
OF German descent, Herzog
was spotted by the Yankees
while playing high school base
ball at his native New Athens.
III. He spent the 1949 and 1850
seasons at McAlester. Okla. hit
.285 for Joplin of the Western
Association in 1851, playing the
outfield and first base. He bat
ted .289 with Quincy of the
Three-I League in 1851 and also
saw service with Beaumont and
Kansas City that year before
starting his Army stretch.
In addition to the outf1elders
mentioned, the Senators cur
rently are equipped with others
in Jim Lemon, Carlos Paula,
Johnny Groth. Jerry Schoon-
maker and Tom Wright. Schoon-
maker is slated for Army duty
June s, while Wright will be
carried only for the first month
to assure his eligibility for the
players pension fund. He needs
25 days to become a five-year
man, which will entitle him to
$50 a month for life starting at
the age of so.
Cal says the entire squad of "a
players will return to Washing
ton. It's the largest group ever
to break camp with the Senators.
OravetZ Demands Notice
Oravetz, ignored in early ex-
hibitions. no longer can be
Stunned. He's a $50 hitter. He
cracked Don Newcombe for
pair of singles and smacked
two other balls on the nose yes
terday as the Senators humili-
ated Brooklyn's B" team, 1872.
Little Ernie has accumulated
seven hits in his last three games
and is forcing his way into the
lineup. Little attention was paid
him previously because he's a
confirmed single slapper, but
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