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IRISH, FRENCH HORSES ADDED
Field SweIIed to Eleven
For D. c. international

The winner of the Irish Cam
bridgeshire and a French colt
who ran a corking good race in
the Prix de L'Arc de Triomphe
were added today to the field
in the 100000 Washington.
D. c.. international scheduled
November IL at Laurel, swelling
the list to IL starters,
The Irish horse is Bert Kerr's
Vaquero. The French repre-
sentative is Nine. Andre Lom-
bard's Master Boing. Both are
3-year-olds.
Kerr, veteran breeder and
owner from County Meath,
should have a stout contender in
Vaquero, who won the Cam
brldgeshire under l25 pounds
highest weight carried by a
3-year-old in that race since
1882.
Ireland's Top Jockey to Ride
Kelvin Kerr, the owners BROTH
er, will supervise Vaquero's train
ing at Laurel, and Liam Ward,
currently Ireland's lea lin Q
jockey. will handle the saddle as
signment.
Vaquero, a son of Mustang out
of Albany Isle, probably will
leave Shannon Airport. Ireland,
November 3, and Master Boing is
expected to be on the same plane.
Sir Winston Churchills lie Pre-
tendant, English representative,
Is scheduled to fly over two days
earlier.
Master Boing Ran Good Race.
The newcomers will face C. v
Whitney's Career Boy, Calumet'S
Bardstown and Mrs. Jan Burke {
Dedicate, from this country;
Knut Laurin's Chanteclair Of
Sweden, Max Bells Hindu Wand
of Canada, Mario Pereira';
LInconnu of Brazil and Forest
G. Smith. jr.'S. Prince Cortaulc
of Australia. in addition to Sil
Winston's hopeful and Sekai-O
a Japanese horse.
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mems Benevolent and Protective
Association protested alleged low
purses at Charles Town before
the commission acted. The
group contended that purses at
39-day meeting beginning June
80 fell $133,412 below the 4 per
cent figure required by the COM
mission. The HPBA also charged
that purses were short about
S35. 900 for Is days of an earlier
meeting at Waterford Park this
year.
Meanwhile, Boyle announced
that assets of the two tracks
have been transferred to a part
nership composed of himself and
his wife, Helene w. Boyle. In
the future they will operate the
tracks under the banner of teh
Charles Town Turf Club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-26

while Navy has beaten William
& Mary, Cornell and Cincinnati
and generally has kept its fol-
lowers from growing long fin
Igernails.
Navy has a potentially fine,
fast backfield that operates
from the T formation. while
PENIS sophomore dominated
club features the multiple Of
tense as taught by Steve Sebo,
ex-Michigan State backfleld
coach.
Sebo will start five sopho-
mores in Halfback John Wright,
Fullhack Dave Sikarski, Tackles
Tom Wheaton and Dennis
Troychak, a 220-pounder. and
Guard Ray Kelly.
Wright, a 6-foot, 190-pounder
from Philadelphia. is the teams
top ground-gainer with an aver
age of 4 yards per carry. His
replacement also sophomore, is
proving equally dangerous
Against Brown, Dick Koze, a
170-pound speedster from Allen
town, Pa. gained 60 yards in IL
carries, intercepted a pass
caught another for an 18-yarc
gain and returned three punts
and two kickoffs for nice yard
age.
Frank Riepl, who has the
longest touchdown run in Penn
history to his credit, a 107-yarc
kickoff return against Notrt
Dame last year, and Rich Ros'
both are passing and running
threats.
4 The Middies will be relying OF
their three quarterbacks, Ton
Forrestal, Gus Prahalis and Pa
Flood, and a host of able run.
ners, including Ned Oldham
Paul Gober, Vince Monte anc
Dick Dagampat.
/ Penn leads the series which
began in 1888, 81 victories to II
for Navy. Three games were
tied.
/ A crowd of $1,000 is expected
for the contest, which will =
preceded by a parade of the two
top classes of midshipmen. 1906
lStrong.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-26

Three former independent
stock car champions, two 1856
.titlists and Two former national
champions top the field of some
80 drivers entered i'll the 500-lar
late model stock car race Sunday
afternoon at Marlboro Motor
Raceway.
Bill Morgan. champion al
Marlboro last year, Mack Han
bury, titlist two years ago, and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-26
Ex-Chompions in Field of 80
For Marlboro Stock Car Test

Mace Matthgly, Southern Mary
land champion of 1854, are
entered.
Two champions this year also
have signed up. Elmo Langley,
1856 kingpin at Marlboro, and
AL Tasnady of Vineland. N. j..
winner of the Interstate Stock
Car championship this year.
Two other New Jersey drivers
will be in the field. frankie
Schneider of Lambertsville and
Charlie Dyer of North Bergen,
both former NASCAR champions
The drivers will compete for
a $4,000 purse, the largest ever
offered at the track.
Four events are scheduled with
time trials set for 1870.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-26

addition to football. Both a
and halftime show are
scheduled, with more than 100
taking part in this phase Of the
activities.
A preliminary football game
also is scheduled at 7 pm, be-
tween the Blessed Martin Club
and Leonard Hall Academy.
Blessed Martin is a new club that
has played only one game so far.
1t has two speedy halfbacks in
Eddy Murphy and Alfred Brock.
and gets power from FuNback
Tom McLucas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-26

Master Boing, a son of Me-
dunn Madelon, was fifth in the
Arc de Triomphe although he
was narrowly beaten out of third
place by Tanerko and Career
Boy. The latter was just nosed
out of third. so the International
will give Master Boing and the
American horse chance to re-
new their rivalry.
Ribot, the Italian champion,
ran such big race in winning
the Arc de Triomph none of his
rivals was disgraced, and Master
Boing's supporters look for big
things from him at Laurel
Trained by Georges Pelat, the
French colt won the PriX
Maurice de Nieuil. His jockey
IN the International will be Guy
Chancellor.
Trainer Vance Longden un-
loaded Hindu Wand at Laure.
yesterday. Longden trained MAJ
Bells Project for the 1855 In.
Iternational and is satisfied thai
Hindu Wand is far more ad-
vanced in his training for the
International.
Trainer Harry Albrecht ha:
engaged Jack Westrope to ride
Clifford Mooers' Traffic Judge
in the $4,000 Turf Cup Satur.
day. Westrope will come on from
New York to handle the Alibha
colt.
Meanwhile Fisherman, c. v
Whitney's standard bearer il
the Turf Cup, went a stiff fiv'
Ifurlongs in 1:01+s for his fina
workout before the event.
Nick Shux had one of his gooC
days yesterday, plotting fou,
winners, three of them at sole
prices. He started the day rid
ing Fillipo Baldi's Mr.. c. G. a
$3.50 and then came through OF
Jose F. Siccardi's Invicto, $3.40
Lewis A. Hallock's Party Punch
$3.50, and Mrs. Ralph Nc
Ilvain's Tin FLYER. $1,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-26
GuIIuudet to Meet
MontcIuir State

The Gallaudet College football
team makes its first out-of town
trip OF, the season tomorrow, CO.
ing to New Jersey to play the
Montclair State Teachers.
One of the Gallaudet gridders
who will be playing near his
home town tomorrow is Halfback
George johnson, a freshman
from Elizabeth City, N. j. He is
5-foot-5 and l2l pounds. and the
Blues think that in him they
may have the smallest collegiate
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M Club Dinner Sci
For December Is

Plans for the annual IN" Club
dinner of Maryland University
monogram winners were an
nounced today by Charles F,
Ellinger of Baltimore, general
chairman. 1t will be held De-
cember 10 at the Lord Baltimore
Hotel, Baltimore.
Nominations for the Maryland
State Hall OF Fame, originated
last year. are being received by
mail at Box HH. University OF
Maryland. Anyone is free To
send in candidates name. pro-
vided a record OF his sports
achievements are included.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-26
Unbeoten Maryland Stote
Capitol Classic Underdoo

Maryland State finds itself in
the strange position of being an
underdog for tomorrow nights
Capital Classic football game
against Tennessee State A8SI at
Griffith Stadium. The game
starts at $3.50.
The Hawks, who went un-
beaten in niue games and won
the Central intercollegiate Ath-
letic Association last year. have
been tied once this year, but
Tennessee States Tigers are all
winning so far. Their best vic
tory came three weeks ago over
IGrambling, last years Negro
champion.
The Tigers have rolled up 1877
points to opponents 10, and pre-
sent a powerful and well-bal-
anced backfleld. Two Memphis
products, Halfback Jim Wilburn
and Fullback Fay Mitchell. and
Percy Hines at the other half
back give them a triple punch.
Hines is from Orange, Tex.
To keep the attack varied the
Tigers have what they consider
the best end in Negro college
football in Napoleon Holmes.
He's a 190-pound veteran of two
seasons. from Harrisburg, Pa.
who is a very talented pass
catcher and runner, and also
strong on defense.
/ Maryland State had a 13-game
winning streak ended last week
when tied by North Carolina
College. TT, while Tennessee
State was sailing past Central
State, 1876.
Tomorrow nights game, which
in past years has attracted
crowds as high as $4,000. will
have a lot of entertainment in
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.WeightIifters to Give
Exhibition TONIGHT

A weightlifting exhibition will
be held at 8 o'clock tonight at the
|Ctntral YMCA, 1876 G street
NV.
Tom Anderson, Larry Paris
Charles Spittle, Glen Middleton
and Jasper Swim will give dem
onstrations. The public is invited
free of charge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-26

As losses, six for touchdowns.
Eleven Of VPI's IA backf1eld
men have scored touchdowns and
seven of them have gained more
than 125 rushing.
Precedent will be on Virginia's
side. These two rivals have been
playing football since 1885 and
neither team has been able to
whip the other four straight
times. The Cavaliers lead the
series in victories, 20-16, while
four games have been tied.
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LEGAL NOTICES

other persons who are or may
= b. interested in the subject
/ matter of this suit who are
proceeded against rs PARTIES
! UNKNOWN"
.Thc object of this suit is TO
correct and amend IN erroneous
order admitting surveyors reports
and plat to record in certain
64.4 acre tract of land in RAN
dolph Magisterial District. Cum
berland County. Virginia. stand
ing in the names of Matte Lips
comb and Albert j. Lipscomb.
An affidavit having been made
and filed. according to law, stating
that James Lipseomb. William
Lipscomb. John NJ. Lipscomb and
Amelia Lipsconb are non-resi-
dents OF the State OF Virginia and
that there are or may be persons
interested in the subject to be dis
posed of in this suit whose names
are unknown: Therefore. it is
ordered that the said James Lips
comb. William Lipscomb. John NJ.
Lipscomb and Amelia LipscOmb
and Parties Unknown" do APP
pear within ten days after due
publication hereof and do what
may be necessary to protect thier
interests in this suit.
r. H. Blanton. Clerk
William c. Carter. p. q.
Cumberland. Va.
l-27-4t
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LEGAL NOTICES

$4,000 ~~~~~>>~-s-)
VIRGINIA.:
In the Circuit Court of the Coun-
ty of Cumberland, January 20.
1856.
GARFIELD o. ARMISTEAD.
Complainant
v. Order of Publication
ROSETTA REED ARMISTEAD
Defendant
The object of this suit is to OBJ
tain a divorce from the bond q
matrimony for the complainant
from the defendant on the
grounds of desertion and aban-
donment.
And affidavit having been made
and filed that the defendant is not
a resident Of the State Of Virgin
la. it is ordered that she do ap-
pear within ten days after due
publication Of this notice to pro-
tect her interest herein.
An Extract-Teste:
r. H. BLANTON. Clerk
ANNIE MORING FA1LWE1L.
p. O., Planters Bank Building
Farmville. Va. l-27-4i
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VIRGINIA.:

VIRGINIA:
In the Clerks Office Of the Cir
cult Court for the County of
Cumberland on This the LIST
Day Of February. 1886:
Commonwealth OF Virginia. and
County of Cumberland ............
Complainants
VS..
Charles f. Plummer. non-reSi-
dent. 1870 West 30th St. New York
N. Y, and such other persons
who are or may be interested
in the subject matter OF this
suit. whose names are unknown.
who are made parties defend
ant by the general description
of PARTIES UNKNOWN"
Defendants
The object of this suit is to
sell a tract of 1900 acres. more or
less. of land situate in Randolph
District, Cumberland County. Vir-
ginia, which was conveyed Char
les E. Plummer by deed dated the
End day of November. 1908. and
recorded in Deed Book 48 at Page
IS in the Clerks Office OF the
County of Cumberland. to satisfy
the liens thereon and particularly
delinquent taxes listed and assess
ed on the land books Of Cumber-
land County in the name of Char
les E. Plummer, amounting to
sl4746. plus certain interest, PEN
alties and costs which should be
legally added,
An affidavit having been made
and filed. stating that Charles
E. Plummer is nonresident Of
the State of Virginia and that his
last known address is 1870 West
3Oth ST. New York. N. Y. and
that there are or may be parties
interested in the subject to be
disposed Of in this suit whose
names are unknown; Therefore. it
is ordered that the said Charles
E. Plulnmer and Parties Unknown
do appear with inten days after
due publication hereof and do
what may be necessary to protect
their interest in this suit.
r. H. Blanton. Clerk
VIM. c. Carter. p. q.
Cumberland, Va.
o-l0-ot
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VIRGINIA:
In the Once II The Clerk Of the
Circuit Ceart fer the County Of
Cumberland the 2oth Day q
January. 1856:
John F. ipscomb :. Complainant
VS..
James Lpseomb. Nkw York. N.
r.. May Heu1m1nss. Cumber-
land. Virginia. william Lips
comb. st. Petersburg. Fla. John
M. Lipscosnb. New York. N. T.,
Amelia Lipscomb. New York. N.
Y. heirs Of Martha J. Lipscomh
ALSO known rs Matte Lips
comb deceased. and James
Lipoeoomb. deoeaoe0. thai1 he11o
devisees or assigns. and such
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lANDoN g. ATKINS
REALTOR
Pionters bonk Building
Phone 390-M
fasmvihe, Va.
NOTICE


NOTICE of Meeting with Highway
Engineer: Notice is hereby given
that the Resident Highway En-
giueer for this District will meet
with the Board of Supervisors
AZ Prince Edward County at the
regular meeting to be held at
the Court House of said County
on the LIST day Of March. 1856.
then and there to discuss with
the Board. and citizens present,
plans and proposals for the
maintenance and improvements,
incudins construction and re-
construction. Of the roads and
bridges in the Secondary High
wy System q Prince Edward
County. 2-l0-2tF
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VIRGINIA:
In the Circuit Court of the
County Of POwhatan.

VIRGINIA.:
In the Circuit Court of the
County Of POwhatan.
In re: Application of J. T.
Crump. Jr., to purchase As acres
Of land, more or less. located
in Macon District. PoWhatan
County. Virginia. (c) in the
name of Junius Booker and Ell
len Booker.
Order Of Publication
To:
CARTER BOOKER. also known
as BURT BOOKER. l49 w.
140th Street. Apartment Al.
New York New York: MARIE
B. FAGGINS. Route No. /. Box
1926. Farmville. Virginia. if liv-
ing. and if deceased. their I'M
known heirs. devisees and as
signs. and the unknown heirs.
devisees and assigns Of JUN
IUS BOOKER and ELLEN
BOOKER. and all the unknown
interested parties, and TO
| WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
You are hereby notified that
tract OF land located in Macon
District. Powhatan County, Vir-
GINA. described as IS acres, more
or less. in the names Of Junius
Booker and Ellen Booker, lof
Amelia. Virginia. described as
Gordon tc) Powhatan County,
Virginia. was sold on the 9th day
of December. 1852. for delinquent
taxes. levies and costs. to the
County of Powhatan, and the
Commonwealth OF Virginia, for
the year 1850. and application for
the purchase thereof having been
filed in this office. and it APP
pearing from the records in this
office that you are. or may be in
terested in said land. you are,
therefore. notified to appear with
in four months from the date OF
this notice and TO do what may
be necessary to protect your in
terestS.
A Copy-Teste:
JAMES A. Tu4MAN. III. Clerk
ROBERT RANDOLPH JONES,
Attorney at Law.
703 Mutual Building.
Richmond 10. Virginia l-27-4
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IN MEMORIAM

WOODSON-in loving memory
of our father. Charles Woodson.
who passed away Feb. 10. 1910.
Is years ago.
Loving and kind in his ways
Upright and just to the end of his
days
Sincere and true in his heart and
mind
Beautiful memories he left behind
Softly the stars are cleaning up
on a precious grave
Where sleepeth without dreaming
One We loved. but could not save
He bid none a last farewell
He said goodbye to none.
His loving heart had ceased to
beat
Before we knew he had gone.
Cora Woodson. Mollie w. John
son. 2-l7-lp
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ABERDEEN ANGUS BULLS
AND HERD UNITS

A good prepctent young Angus
bull by one of our three famous
herd stres could add many dollars
to the value Of your next calf
crop. Priced from $3.50. A really
good bull always pays big divi-
dends.
For as little as $3.50 you can own
one of our Kinloch Quality Foun-
dation Herd Units made up of five
Aberdeen Angus Cows of outstand-
ing breeding. each safe in calf to
one of our great bulls, and a
Kinloch- Bonded bull to go with
them. The right start in the pure
bred business will save you many
years and thousands Of dollars.
Our bulls and herd units are prov
ing to be profitable investments
for Angus breeders from Canada
to Florida.
Come to Kinloch and see what we
have to offer you. Either Jim
Hartley. o,tr manager. or would
consider it q privilege to confer
with you regarding your needs.
Lee D. Butler, Kinloch Farm
Supply. Virginia
(26 miles south Of Fredericksburg
on Rt. ~
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AkD of THANhn

WILKERSON-We wish to ex-
tend our heartfelt thanks to all
those who SO kindly assisted and
for the words Of sympathy and
beautiful floral offering extended
at the death Of our sister. Mrs.
Edna B. Wilkerson. The Booker
Family. 2-l7-lp
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The number of g. I. home loans
guaranteed by the Veterans Ad-
ministration in November reached
a record for the second consecu-
tive month. The v. A. announced
1t had guaranteed $500 loans
totaling more than$775. 600. 900, a
, PER esat tnsysase ever the num-
Der In October.
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REAL ESTATE

Six room home with bath. several
outbuildings and 9 acres. 3 miles
from Falmville on Main Hwy.
Good we'll and telephone. $4,000.
8 room home, bath. garage and 3
acres. l pile from Farmville on
Main Hwy. Extra special at $500.
Terms.
Grocery Store in Falmville. doing
excellent business. Stock and fix
lures, $4,000, or will trade for to-
hacco farm.
SO acres, 4 miles from Farnville
on both sides of good road. 4 good
lake sites, some growing timber
Price $4,000.
Beauty parlor and restaurant with
modern equipment and fixtures
with 4 room and bath living
quarters on second floor. New
building and acre lot. In small
town, Prince Edward County.
Reasonable.
Bldg 3 story. 40x60 in Dillwyn
with railroad siding. on lot 5Ox90
suitable for feed store, small fact
Dry, etc. SIS 500.
81 acres, room house on school
bus and mail route near Cumber-
land c. H. $1,000
Residence. rooms. bath. large
lot in Jackson Hgts.. hardwood
floors. oil floor furnace. $1,000.
Residence, near Farmville High
School, 4 bedrooms, large living
room. modern kitchen. bath and
half, full basement, oil heat. large
lot. recently constructed. Owner
being transferred. Sorry no tele-
phone information.
Res. 9 rooms. 2 baths, oil heat,
large basement, hardwood floors.
only years old. large lot. Near
elementary school. Immediate pos
session. $4,000.
Is acres miles from Farmville on
paved road. school bus and mail
route. Stream and good lake site.
Tobacco barn and 1A2 acres bright
tu,acco allotment. Well fenced.
$4,000. 90. Easy terms.
Lake. so acres near Tappohan-
mock. two 4 room cottages. one
furnished. 2 wells. electricity, boat
house. 66 acres in timber included.
Good fishing. $l7,500.
Res. near First Ave, modern 2
bedroom home and large lot.
: Owner transferred. $1,000.
Residence, excellent location near
Lopgwood College. bedrooms,
basement. oil heat. $4,000. Will
take smaller house as down pay
ment.
80 acres. 80 cleared. Q rms. dwell
ing with electricity. SO acres dark
air-cured. burly and bright flue
tobacco allotment. 5000. Terms
FARMS, Is good farms. large and
small. Located In Prince Edward
Co. Cumberland. Appomattox
Amelia, Charlotte and Bucking-
ham Co.'S.
... SOLD
| Sold recently, farm of 2l7~ acres
near Hampdsn-Sydney, property
of Horace Carter to- Mr.. r. T
Slater CT Hampton by Landon At.
kins. Rea.tcr. Falmville. Va.
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FOR SALE


MULES Two good work mules
J. Marshall Crowder. Route l,
Farmville. 2-l0-3p
HAY--Lespedeza. 20 TONS at SIS.
w. A. McClanahan. Scottsville,
phone 1851. 2-lO-8t
|
CABBAGE LANTSLCharlestcn
Early Jersey. Wakefield. 100. 40c
500. SITS. 1000. %. W. E. Brad
shaw, Green Bay 2-l7-4ptF)
! ~~~~~~~~~~
WAGON-New single with iron
wheels. c. D. Brown Store. Cum
berland. tt 2-l7-2ptF)
HAY = Baled iespedeza hay,
cheap c. T. 7Agee, Farmville.
2-l7l3pt Fp
HOUSE living room. large
xitchen, two bedrooms and bath;
screened in porch. fun basement.
Oil heat; on school bus route. w.
A. Watson. III. Longwood Ave-.
Phone 1862. 2-l7-tf
HAMMER MILL = International
Harvester with four screens and
belt. In good condition. work by
cub or A tractor. Price SIS. Phone
Powhatan Alas. 2-17-lp
CORN--white and yellow on cob.
$3.50 bbl at farm. T. A. Elling-
ton. Rice. Va. 2-l7-2p
SPENCER-No figure problem:
individually designed from feath-
r. weight girdles to prescription
support. Annie v. Putney. regis
tered corsetiere. Phone 1853. Farm
vile. 2-17-llp
ONE 10 FIT. meat case with OF
without compressor. one steak
tenderizer. one frozen food box.
Osborn's Grocery. phone. 99l.
2-l7-tf
FARMS: Outstanding dairy farms
cattle equipment l78 acres $780,
10000 S2l000.00 yearly income.
$4,000 90 down: 480 acres $685.
10000, $26.0OO00 income yearly:
800 acres $285 100000 over $l03.-
10000 yearly income; 500 acres
over 100000 yearly income,
s14O000.0O: 600 acres cattle farm
40 herford. $lOO,OO0.O0: 203I
acres 26 cows $685. base $35, 200. 90.
Call Southall 6-3l72 write Box
1882, Richmond, Va. Agt. !,
2-17-1p
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MAN for farm work. Capable OF
handling farm machinery. r. S.
Johns. r. 2. Farmville. 2-l7-2p CD
WE HAVE an opening for a good
worker. Must be honest and reli-
able to work on poultry farm and
hatchery. Experienced preferred.
House furnished. Willie Welchlin.
Rt. !. Farmville, Va. 2-17-2ptF)