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ODD-LOT DEALINGS

NEW YORK. April 9 CB.-The New
York Stock Exchange reported today
these odd-lot transactions by principal
dealers on the exchange for April 1:
FurcnaSers OF POI 800 shares, sales Of
179,3S2 shares, including 2,233 shares
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-02

New life is evident in radio
broadcasting. A definite gain
is reported in national spot and
local revenues. Listening audi
ence Is increasing. Tip to
sponsors: The average consumer
likes programs Of music and
news.
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CHEW. $50. looking for a like new
convP You'll love this VS. Bel-Air
beauty; has ivory and horizon blue
fnish set OF with a blue TOP power
covers truly remarkable value
See Mr. Worl
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Randall H. Hagner Il Co.
LOTS, ACREAGE for SALE

1891 Conn. Ave. DE. 2-ss0t
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WASHINGTON MARINA
1900 MAINE AVE SW.
RE 9.4fu7
AUT0M0TIvE MISC.
UsFp PARTS FOR MosT can

USED PARTS FOR MOST CARS,
AETNA AUTO WRECKERS INC
1901 Kenilworth ave, BladensbutR,
Md AP 7-3;ii1
MOST USED PARTS for the follow
ing cara 81 Nash, 40 Chevrolet
80 Mercury, ~ Pontiac hydra
~ Chrysler, '4g Dodge ~ Hud
o1NDER's AUTO SERVICE Sheriff
I'd and b2nd ri me- WA h-sn0O
1879 OLDsMOBILE ENGINE. bat.
terry; = Wv. tires. tubeless, radio
IA. p-5s7D.
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SOUTH RIVER AREA
Choice WaterfrOntS

TURKEY PoINT--4 -bedrm., 2.baths
" round all-masonfy home. oil hot
air heat. excel condition most de-.
sifable community 3 large lots
Sandy beach, pier 900 n wonderful
retirement home
RAMSEY BAY Beautiful rambler
. bedrm5. ? baths fireplace pietuf,
Minis and boating Approx acre
Price Sa4 ESQ good terms on By
LOUIE A. IsTARLiNO. 72l 10th Of
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B0AI HOUSE TRAILER coMBlNA

TON. brand-new, sll-steel hull
aluminium cab and sun deck. 90 n
long; completely equipped includ-
ing gas stove and REFRIGERATOR
sleeps 4 powered by cupboard mo-
tor Available for immediate de-
livery on display at SIOl Conn
ave OIL. I-1H-A
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LONG BEACH

New summer home amid beau
tiful trees only - 500 . bed
rooms, complete bath modern kitch.
en- with range and refrigerator
living room with picture window and
outstanding fireplace. centrally dis.
lributed artesian water. B0U-Rallon
septic tank and State Health Dept.
approved teaching we'll complete
for occupancy In ! y days
Down payment and monthly terms
TO suit purchaser
Other cottages $500. Sbthn
and $4,000 plus lot Of your selection
Several ready for immediate occu.
pancy rom SS9b0
Directions To beat the Marlboro
1 trafilc tam take route OF YOUR choice
| 70 Md No 3 out Branch ave Il
Hughesyllle, turn left on Rte 23i tC
I Prince Frederick. turn right 2 miles
on Rte " to 81 Leonard. turn left
and follow Long Beach signs "a
nfilce on shore Of Chesapeake BAY
NJ r. ROcKHilL. INC 81 Leonard
Md phone Prince Frederick 3Os-J
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MOTORCYCLES

MOTOR SCOOTER, 1e4b cushman;
new tires and clutch; good running
condition. $50. IA. S-2241.
hid. "a. DIV, 1858; good con-
dition: foot shift. all access. new
rear tire and windshield; lots Of
chrome Call LII $4,000
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHEVROLET 1857 "2l0' wagon,
stesrins P Ssst:r PSUSS c miles: s SSSeel
1914 Mendoza ave. Falls CHI. Va
CHEVROLET '53 Bel Air 2-dr.: ra-
do, heater. turn signals, custom
seat covers, and NEW MOTOR. This
is q clean car; $S95; written guar
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FRANcoNlA' yA;;,,;,'5-sers level lot
NonrH cHEvY CHASE. neally

Creek Park In area Of fine homes.
A utilities. Street assessment in
eluded In price Of ~ 600 INEZ
CysHARD: Realtor, EN- 2-4232 or
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1i-FT. CRUISER. white cedar hull
ll5-h D Chrysler engine; new. late
80 > berths. head, PhilRas stove.
refgr. fully equip in excel Cond /,
5000 Call OWNER, JU a-3324
I2-FT. CHRIs-CRAFT and i0-h. p
Scott Atwater. with remote con-
trolls; $500. NO 7-5aS2
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KAY BOWLING
nATTuEDGp 600
UPPER MONT. COUNTY

Dairy farm-2-cow WASH
ington-type barn. bank barn,
2 silos, other necessary out
buildings. Main house. living
room, dining room, kitchen.
4 bedrooms. bath: hot-water
heat: 4-room tenant house:
200 acres arabic, 30 acres
pasture. Water in every field.
Excellent location. on hard
road. Productive soil.
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CAPE ANNE on Chesapeake Bay
near Deale, Nd, new. modern cot.
tage for all season use Rambler
type, on lot l50xl00 feet three
bedrooms, combined kitchen anc
dining room, living room with IRE.
place, tiled bath. oil heat range anc
refrigerator Price Sli $50 AhOui
! 3 miles from Annapolis and 80
miles from this city. This is an un.
usually attractive property LOUIS
? SHOEMAKER. 1919 X st, NV.
MA. S-llBG
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AIS MOTORS
AIS MOTORS

CHRYsLER 1855 Windsor hardtop;
powerflite, radio heater; National
Bonded; $1,795. Call ia. 2-4102.
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VI round home on lge wooded
t tr9ek NJ beach ana clubhouse,
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WASHINGTON MARINA CO
~ 1877 Century beautifully
reinished, 81 $50. 81 is.G. iy.
man, 1851 GRAY t33.h Sl,aj0;
80 ls-fi Owens outboa,rd cruiser
e cra1, D. rana bout 81 sis b' c saE6
- 2i-ft lone Star exp cruiser
GO-h . Sl.n0O. '3b "6-ft. Dodge
sea, skiff 95-h p sleeps 9 galley
and private head ~ 300; ~ ~
II Cris-Craft sedan cruiser, lis
hp sleeps 4 S4.5n0. ~ 21-H.
style.Craft Sed lib-hp $4,000:
- @s.it Correct Graf, exp 100
Craft exn li5-h D. S5500 80
3 1T owens exp twin ilS-h p I,
$500; 20 32-ff Richardson sed
GRAY, 81 900. 55 H.n Correct =
Craft exp twin l50-h D. Si5.OO0:
~ 3G-ft Elco sed twin lBn-h y
n 900 ~ .37.ft Richardson se-
dan. twin lb0-h n, $4,000; 80
2 ls5b Chris IS ;GrS Co., e'P! Ss t tSip
Wheeler sed ii5.hp $500. 10
13.tt Elro bridpe-detk yacht. i5O-
n ~ 300. 40 assn Richardson
nv-deck cruiser, twin 2O0-h . many
extras, including radar. $4,000,
30 I6-it Matthews sed twin ! So
h ~. Sna50 40 is-n custom
house boat. lsO-hp. Si,i00; 20
5s-it Ungerman dual-control fylng
bridge q NJ .B-cyl 1i-h D. $4,000,
" soft. ketch. Buda ll5-h D
OPEN DAILY, s.bi SUNDAY. 1904
WASHINGTON MARINA
1900 MAINE AVE. sW.
RE 7-4ip7
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TRIANGLE FORD

JUIU &c. I. ave. NE. DE. E-b3UH
CHEVROLET 1856 4-dr. hardtop
Bel b I. Air VS.; powersiide and power
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
CADILLAC 1850

Club epe.: only 5000 mi. 1-owner
Cannot be told from brand-new;
S$S;1s6; viii la accept As little as S69 :
local bank. Sorry, no trade on this
one. Phone PA. 5.1922. COLES.
CADILLAC 1856 "62" cow. coupe;
gorgeous aqua finish: all power
extras. prem. Wv. tires: immacu-
late condition: $4,295, only $685.
down. Also have nice '55 and "a
c0nV IN cho0ea from
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DODGE sc

Custom Royal 2-door hardtop and
Sierra 4-door wagon. These are the
last . Of our 1856 company cars;
Inew-car title and our famous 3.
year no-cOSt warranty
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BUICK ,b4 e-door sedan; c.tone
heroashy ' fTseonnTs.on Sssy 'le cy
Si,iSS' EMERSON q oRME, Your
Buick Dealer. 1890 Rhode Island
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LOTS, ACREAGE for SALE
f(0kfTfAmIERt

TEMPLE HILLS. MD, mr.. Rte. 81
lots, S0x300 IT,. on hard-surface
road; lge. stream. sewer, water,
new school, new neighborhood
priced right. with terms to suit
builder or single-lot buyer. RE
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHRYsLER $50 Windsor t-cyi. 4-dr.
sedan; black. .w.-w. tires. auto.
trans. r. and h; Immaculate.
Purchased new by diplomat and
serviced regularly BY authorized
Chrysler service; S295. Mr.. SMITH.
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$50 ACRES

Stock farm = 2O4 acres
crop land, "a acres alfalfa,
40 acres permanent pasture.
remaining in hay; . streams.
bank barn. usual outbuild-
ings. 2 tenant houses, old
slave quarters Main house,
"a rooms, . baths. central
heat. good location, IS miles
downtown d. G. Can be seen
BY appointment only: excel
lent value at S7s,500.
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AVIATION

STINSON STATION WAGON, JUS
repaired. relicensed, new windshield
rudder cables and tail wheel
$4,000. Call E. J. DeVORE. ST
$4,000, Ext. 415.
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TUDOR HALL

20O-yeAr- brick manor
house. on eco highly produce
tive fertile acres. located on
Gao Canal and Potomac
River. affording the best Of
boating. duckinR and fishing.
This S-rm country home has
3 handsome chimneys, fire-
places, original WOODWORK,
mantels and random-width
floors. The farm contains some
OF the richest bottom land
IN the country. insuring q
profitable income. and is well
vatered with streams and
springs This unusual COM
bination Of a historical
offered at $4,000 ftermS.
For further particulars OF
this and other properties,
contact L. a, Abereombie.
Randall H. Hagner & Co
Inc.
49,. REALTORS
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY
WATERFRONT PROP. SALE,

4-BEDRM. HOUSE furn: large lot.
? blks from beach. $4,000 Special
terms, 81 900 cash. $50 per month
on balance. JOHN r HAFFORD.
end Of 5th st Deale Beach. Md.
Call University 7-341l
NEAR Beautiful. YEAR
round rambler. with approx 3
acres of land on Potomac River.
80 mi south OF WASHINGTON. Two
large bedrooms. tiled bath. LARGE
liz rm. with fireplace. dining al
with steel cabinets, electric range
ana refrigerator utility rm. with
furnace and water heater large
screened porch ideal hunting. Ash
| ing and swimming Must be seen
10 appreciate offered at 500. 900
For apt, call IA 5-2s3s
sELBY-O -THE-BAY - Beautiful
yr. round home. on lge wooded
wfiL,IAM rs S Ns' s,s sSs clubhouse
TWO YEAR-ROUND COTTAGES-
one is new. compl. mod. and furn :
both on 2-acre tract. IB5-ft water
front on creek orchard Of 90 young
fruit trees, arteSion well. pier and
boat harbor. Slg,750 JOHN r
HAFFORD, end OF 9TH St. Deale
Beach. Md. Call University 7-347l
CHESAPEAKE BAY-Yr round s.
bedrm. home. IS mi out ami.
lee lot, oil heat; a real buy At
$3.50 terms HINE A. CO, Me.
s-05lg
SHERWOOD FOREST, MD.-Beau-
tiful summer cottage. suitable
year-round living Ill Robinhood
Hill Will be open for Inspection
by owner June Other times see
CteOfRe Evans Forest Mapaper nv
call Mrs. Jones. EN- 2-9lB4 ewes
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RT,ACS r. CLARK

Corner N. Capitol and Fla. Ave. NE.
AID. 4-9SS2 for Credit Approval
CADILLAC 1853 "62" sedan; g
tone blue. has power steering. power
brakes. One Of the cleanest cars in
town: S1.75b.
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3Nl0 Wilson Blvd AT, Va
CHEVROLET 1888 40" station
waRons . to choose from. both
will provide maximum economical
and practical TRANSPORTATION many
xtras on each rcconditioned and
guaranteed only ~ Bai
Chevy Chase Chevrolet
s4Ol Conn Ave OIL. 4-46T4
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SUMMER CAMPS
VACATION PLACES

UNIQUE CAMP for girls. s to 10;
two-week sessions, June 30-Aug,
10. Call JU. 9-B37l.
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DeatonviIle

Mr. and Mrs Allen Burton. Of
Richmond Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett
Hamlet Mrs Chum Mann and
MIR and Mrs. Vester Jenkins visited
Mr. and Mrs, Eddie Rucker Sat
urday
Mr. and Mrs. Louie Overton. Of
Victoria, We're supper guests Of MI
and Mrs Harry Jenkins Friday
Mr.. and Mrs Broaddus Joyce,
and family. OF Lexington, spent
Thursday with Mrs. Nelia Joyce.
Mrs. Robert Garrett, Of Farm
vile, spent the week end with Mrs.
Howard Garnet.
Miss Bette Lou Hillsman. who is
working in Richmond, spent the
week end with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Hillsman
Miss Barbara Carter, Of Rich
mond. spent the week end with Mr.
and Mrs. Winston Carter.
Mr. and Mrs Vester jenkins
visited Mr. and Mrs Garfield Bar
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Cumberland. The win maintained
Amelias league lead over idle
Goochland - now down one in
the lost column to Goochland
which led the standings for eight
straight weeks.
Billy Franklin pitched six-hit
ball as Gainesville moved up one
place with a 81 victory over
Manager Vern Bickford's Arvonia
squad Bickford has taken over
the helm Of the Buckingham
county nine replacing Arlington
Jones. Robert Toney IS the new
business manager of the club.
EX-Major Lacquer Bickfords
direction is another move to
strengthen the clubs as the seven
teams 60 into the halfway point
Sunday the 18th week Of the
2l-Week schedule.
j. c. Ryan was the winning
pitcher as Orchid dumped Pow
hatan 8 to S. BY the win Paul
Sheridans club Indicated it IN
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Cllula

Arbor and Moore churches held
their Bible school commencement
exercises at Moore's church Friday
A wonderful program was put on
by the teachers and children, and
the church was wei filled with par
ents and friends.
Mrs. w e. Robertson, and son.
Of Henderson, N. c.. visited the A.
M. Dodsons several days last week
Mrs. Dodson returned to Henderson
with the Robertsons Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. E W Utz and sons.
Charles and Ned, of Follansbee,
w. Va. spent the week end with
the Dodsons
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Felts, and
sons, and Ramona and Aubrey bod
son went to Richmond Sunday to
visit Mrs. F'elts sisters and daugh-
ter, Blanton
Miss Mary Jane Wiley. Of Rich
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-28
State Mems, Girls
Softball Tournament
Entries Invited

Softball team managers III this
area are invited To enter teams hi
the Virginia Glass 3 mems tourn-
an1ent July l3 or the Virginia
Glass B girls tournament July
20. Both events will be staged in
Richmond.
Managers may write to Hank
Wolfe. state softball commission
er. at ll8 Seneca Road. Richmond
%. Va. or may call Richmond
phone 87-0506 after 4:30 p. m
for rules and membership blanks
Wolfe reports that July 5 ~
entry deadline for the mem
event and July 10 the last day
TO enter the girls tourney
The Commissioner said he
hopes the Southside area will be
represented by teams III both
events.
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mond, returned home with her par
ents Sunday after spending two
weeks with her grandparents. Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Beasley.
Mr. and Mrs. CARRIER. and son,
Of Pals. spent Sunday with the
Paul Barnard family. Mrs. Florence
Doyle was also a Sunday guest of
tho Barnards.
Aubrey Dodson returned to Hen
derson. N c.. Monday Heels work
ing in the Southern depot, Sand was
accompanied by his sister. Ramona
who viii spend the week with the
w. E. Robertsons.
Mrs. E. l.. Nearhood's father was
taken to Medical College OF Virginia
Hospital in Richmond last week.
Mrs. Julia Robertson is spending
some time with her son. Lewis Rob
ertson, Of Richmond.
Phillip Barnard returned home
Saturday from Indiantown Gap, Pa.
He'll spend the rest Of his vacation
with his parents.
1t makes one feel good to see how
the neighbors and friends have
helped the Edward Barnard family
who lost their possessions in a fire
which destroyed their house.
Mrs: j A. Lawrence returned
home Sunday after weeks visit
with her sister Mrs Lester Dalton.
at Galax.
J A. Lawrence and five other
fishermen went to Deltaville Sunday
and reported catching 500 fish
mighting good at Surry. too.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-28
Powhatan Cub Scouts
Tour in Richmond

Mrs. Roscoe Undertake, of Balls
vile. chairman Of the PoWhatan
farm-home advisory committee and
Mrs Charles Hogg, Of the Powhatan
Farm Supply agency sponsored a
tour of Southern States offices,
equipment, feed mill and warehouse
in Richmond June "A
Guests included the cub scouts
and den mothers III the area
Those attending were Mrs Mo
zelle Harris and Mrs Eleanor Con-
drey. of Clayville, den mothers;
Larry Davis, Jody Harris and Roger
Condrey Of Clayville Ren Collier.
Max and Barksdale Timberlake, Of
Powhatan, Sam Nichols. P u Il S
ellis. Jack Clayton. Tommy Tim
berlake. David Lester and Arthur
and Tommy Powers. Of BallsVllle.
Ii 4 city Of $4,000 population, the
American Cancer Society says that
ITO persons will be under treatment
for cancer this year OF these, TO
will be new cases.
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den Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Hurt, and
family. Of Richmond and Victoria
and Miss Snithey Carter visited Mr.
and Mrs Harry Jenkins Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs Aubrey Meador, and
son. and Mrs Ella Meador, Of Nor
folk. spent Sunday NIGHT IN the Jen-
kins home.
Miss Brenda Pembelton went to
Richmond Sunday to spend a week
with her grandmother Mrs. Della
Woodan
Miss Hilda Pembelton, Of Rich
mond, spent the week end with Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Pembelton
Mr. and Mrs. Jamie Llewellyn,
and baby. Of North Carolina, spent
the week end with MI and Mrs
Sam LleWallyn
Nh. and Mrs Dick Gearheart. and
Kathie of Sandston. spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Nash
Mr., and Mrs. Ellis White, of Nor
folk, spent the week end with Mr.
and Mrs Leslie Meador Sunday
Mi. and Mrs. Richard Chamberlain
and sons, Of Richmond, visited the
Meadors.
Deatonville Home Demonstration
club met with Mrs. Witt Borum last
Thursday. The agent. Mrs Mary
Williams. gave the demonstration
quick Breakfasts. She was as
sisted by Miss Joyce Huffamn. Of
Newport News. who is in Amelia
taking several weeks Of training
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Belona

There will be an ordination and
installation service at Providence
Presbyterian church June 80 at
8 pm for John W Dozier. Dr. N
l.. Dennis. executive secretary OF
East Hanover Presbytery, will pre-
side. Others taking part in the serv-
ice are the Rev. James H. Stephens.
of Richmond, the Rev. Howard c.
Cobbs, OF Chester, and the Rev.
Milton P. Reid, Of Amelia.
The Rev. Wilson Stitt conducted
the service at Emmanuel P. E.
church Sunday at $50 am. The at
tendance was quite good. consider
ing there is some sickness in the
homes Of the members Of the
church
The successful vacation Bible
school closed at Providence on Fri
day with commencement exercises
held that evening.
Mrs. G M Rudd will arrive this
week to spend some time with Mr..
and Mrs. c. M Bell.
Mr.. aid Mrs. Winfrey Palrnore,
of North Carolina, visited Mr. and
Mrs. j. G. Palmore during the
week end
Douglas Palmore has been home
for two weeks after graduating from
the University of Richmond He will
join the Air Force on July Is.
Miss Barbara Ann Booker has re-
turned home after teaching school
at Midway Island. She is working
at the Baptist Book Store in Rich
mond
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Games Sunday
Powhatan News

The H. M. Firebaughs. Of Fair
fax. spent the week end with thu
Horace Franklins. Firebaugh IS a
former Powhatan High School prin-
cipal. Sarah Jane Firebaugh gradu.
ated from Fairfax High School last
week. and plans To enter the College
Of William and Mary i'll the fall
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-28
Pow hatan Brothers
loin Us Air Force

TWO Powhatan brothers joined
the United States Air Force to-
@etheI. and viii leave together
next month for training at Lack
land Air Force Base, San Antonio.
Tex
They are Douglas Grayson Pal
more and John Royal Palmore,
sons Of Mr. and Mrs j. G Pal
more. Of PoWhatan Both are
graduates of Powhatan High
School, and Douglas received a
bachelor OF arts degree from the
university Of Richmond June 10.
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tends to make race OF the bal
ance Of the schedule After drop
ping five of the first seven games,
Orchid has won two in q row to
be tied with Arvonia in fourth
place.
Games Sunday
Orchid at Gainesville
Goochland at Cumberland
Powhatan at Amelia
Arvonia-idie
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-28
james River League
MOntia kennedy's
Homer Helps Keep
Amelia In Front

Weeks Results
Amelia Cumberland 3
Cartersyille 3 - Arvonia |
Orchid 8 - PoWhatan 5
Montia Kennedy and Billy Hill
smashed homers on their grounds
Sunday afternoon to lead the
Amelia nine in an 8-3 win over
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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, .. 6.
August 70. lsT
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Sports
BoseboII

sunday-BoItimore OF New York.
200 p.m.-ll
Tuesdsy-BoItimore at Detroit.
$50 pms
Acknowledgment at Detroit.
9:l5 p.m.-5. II
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of Detroit.
2:30 pms, -
Bowling
Sunday-chompionship Bowling.
400 p.m.-7
Wednesdsy-Duckpin Derby.
li:2o-7
Misunderstanding Time.
$50 p.m.-7
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CONTRACT
BRIDGE
BY EASILY BLACKWOOD

Remember this: When you
open with one Of q suit it isn't
your first bid which tells your
partner how strong your hand is.
That Job Is done by your subse-
uuent rebids-and especially
your first rebid.
South dealer.
Neither side vulnerable.
NORTH
(Miss Brash)
AJ10
VJ985
oKJl082
asa
WEST EAST
(Ndr. AheD (Mrs. Keen)
AQ9762 A8543
0A107 0Q43
154 oA63
Al072 axes
SOUTH
(Mr. Champion)
AJAX
VK62
oQ97
%AQJ65
The bidding:
South West North East
IA Pass 10 Pass
2NT Pass 3NT All pass
Opening lead: Six Of spades.
In today's hand Mr.. Cham
pion had all suits stopped but
he correctly decided his hand
was too strong for q one-no-
trump opening. He bid one
club, and when his partner re-
sponded with Q diamond he
knew the time had come to show
his full strength.
Using dynamic point count,
In which three points are equal
TO one trick, he had 10 points
In high cards or slightly better
than the six tricks required for
Q Jump to two no-trump. For her
values, Miss Brash had six
points in high cards. q diamond
suit which looked like it might
bring In something extra. and q
couple of 10 spots which might
conceivably help. Enough for q
ieporting shot at the no-trump
game.
Mr.. Abel led the six Of spades,
which was taken with the king
In the closed hand. Looking the
dummy over. Mr.. Champion adj
mitted to himself that he might
have q problem or two. It would
be fortunate if the defender
holding the ace Of diamonds had
no more than one other card in
that suit. If so. dummy's long
diamonds could not be shut out.
Even then the club suit would
have to work out favorably to
bring in nine tricks.
Giving himself every chance.
Mr.. Champion timed the play as