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LEGAL NOTICES

And an affidavit having been
made ans. filed that defendant
John HicTs. Edward Hicks. Octa-
via Gougl. Martha Cough, Sam
Cough Tstrr-er, Mamie Turner,
KatH Turner. Matilda Turner
Christian, Helen Turner. Estelle
Eldrfdge. And all the other heirs
at law of Nesoster Hicks. deceased
whose maj and residences are
unknown gre not residents Of TIE
State Of Virginia, 1t is ordered
that they do appear here within
ten days latter due publication
hereof. ana Go what may BE- nee
essafy to 3rotect THEM interest in
p Cbpy-TesIe:
JOHN c. SPENCER, Clerk
J B: BOkTWRIGHT, p. q.
buckingham Va. 6-l4-4t
virginia.:
In the CE rks Office OF the Cir
Cult Court of Cumberland. June
49,. 1851
NARY AfELINE FOSTER JOY
NER.
Complainant
Y, Or Ter Of Publication
WILLIAMS LINWOOD IOYNER.
Defendant
The object of this sui, is to OBJ
tain.a diforee from the bond of
matlAnons foI the complainant
from the. defendant On 1 n 4
rounds D desertion ana aband-
onment. A
Al, affieavH having been made
and Siled sha} the defendant IS a
reside 1t 81 the state Of vlr-
glnia- it 4 ordered that Ne ap-
pear with j ten days from due
publiearior OF this order to pro
tect Ais interest herein.
!: An extract teste:
+, H, B-ANTON;- Clerk
ANNIE Nc RING FALLWELL. . d.
Planters Eank Buisding
FarmNille. Virginia 7-5-4t
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VIRGINIA.
In the CltfkH Office Ut the Cir
cufi C0sfrt for the County OF
Cumberland the, 2sth day Of
June, 1875
EBERT CHAPMAN
Complainant
classic +. CHAPMAN
/ Defendant
Ti1e oDjsct Of this suit IS to OBJ
tain 4 divorce from the bond Of
matrsmonk f.or the complainant
from the, defendant on III Z
grouNds on Constructive desertion.
Al afficayit having been made
and Tiled sac1ording to law, stat
ing that tie defendant, Classic R.
Chapman, is !, nonresident Of the
State OF jyirginia. lit is ordered
thatI she do. appear within ten
days afsetf dae publication here
of ard do what may be necessary
to pfotecs her interests in this
suit u
4. Hs B1ANToN. CLERK
WILLIAM a. CARTER, y. q.
Cunoersal d. Virginia 7-5-4t
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WANTED


PIG registered Poland China
male pig. o. n. Sanderson, r. :,
Farmville. $685. pF
PROPERTY -- LIST your farm,
home. business or cumberland
with me today. Have local and
out Of town buyers. Landon G..
Atkins. Realtor, Municipal Bldg,
Farrnville, Virginia Phone BOOM
or 7H8 5-24-tf tF)
WANTED SO PIANOS: Turn your
pianos into cash. Discount New
and Used Furniture Co., phone
1888. 5-l4-tf
~
YOUNG MEN 80 One of the old
est and largest manufacturing
companies in the world is looking
tor ambitious young men With a
desire to go ahead. The position
offers permanent and secure flu
ture, Starting salary with n = :
mission. disqualification. life in
surance, retirement benefits. two
weeks pay annual vacation. Apply
r, F. Coleman, Manager, Singer
Sewing Machine Company. pa N
Main St. Farmville. Virginia
7S1t
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FOR RENT


DuFLEA AFAft ! Mf-1S ---o rooiils,
uiil " liisllea, piisaue pauI aiia
I ASSURE. Gooo gfazing .. n
f-s'esI fiioiie oo-N' olo-op =
SrOpr. fo,-ner11 occuniaa hv
o.aiie . Hii@aoe'h burger, a. III
1'iie, va. lo-oo-r u
ApARTMFNT- Furnished anart-
mant heat and water furnished
Siai : nan Dui sei n at n
~
ApAPTMFNT 4 rooms nnfnr-
esa IL III, II
EMIT 4 ,non furnished
-, ,,,,f,,,nishad ,os u,r, ct,aat
cau Nc = r noy,e o12.M
so5tf
HOUSE - Nine rooms. all OF as
two apartments. 300 Pine St Call
a1t 4 % g+t,
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APARTMENT 4 rooms. newly
decorated $40 South Virginia
et.eaf E,dma,I ratter ,,l,a,,a Gil
i. lroa II ] ~ j.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
APARTMENT: 5 rooms, bath. un-
furrishad hit wafer haat F,,rn-
isbaa pbona 5o7-Nr a,,b7o7
s-3a.9,,
----~r
3 ROOM APARTMENT IL furn-
ppona I'D N =, 49, , =,
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SMALL. HOUSE North Rr;dos
Low rent j w Fretwen 7-2-otn
MACS, HEAD ; hed roo,, cot
tase connIetalv f,,,.nisbed ~
rent by The week 2oo II f,on,
ocaan fro,,t TarYns ,aaaaa,.,a
= y u : i2o' MeleolIh Rooeson'
ralliiVille' virginia 1-2-4t-
ApAPTnrEN-r a., So -,
tractive ,,pf,,,.,;staa ra 49, go az
Oak street ~ -
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TRUSTEE SALE

Trustees sale of valuable prop
erty. together With the improve
ments thereon, located on Ed
munds Street. IN the Town OF
Farmville. Prince EdAard County
Virginia
In execution OF a certain deco
Of trust dated the lst day OF May
1856 from Archer F Allen ana
Betty Clark Allen. husband ana
wife. to Vernon L. Duncan. hu-
gene A. Hale and VIM. @. Talley'
trustees. any of whom may act,
recorded in the Clerks Office Of
the Circuit Court of Prince Ed
ward County. Virginia, IN Deed
Book l3l at page 1854, default
having been made and having
been requested by the beneficiary
hereunder To do So the under
signed sole acting trustee VIII OF :
fer for sale at public auction the
real estate located in the Town
of Farmville, Prince Edward
County. Virginia. and more part
cularly described as follows
All that certain lot or parcel
of land. together with all i'm
provements thereon and APP
purtenances thereto attached
or in any wise appertaining,
located on the north side OF
Edmunds Street in the Town
of Farmville Prince Edward
County, Virginia beginning at
an iron pipe at the south
west corner Of said lot at
/ point 1888 feet distant from
the northeast corner of Hill
and Edmunds Street on the
property line of Lucy Brown,
thence N. 2 49, w. 97.8 feet
along the property line Of
Lucy Brown TO an iron stake
on the property line Of w, H.
4 Harris Estate, thence N 3d.
l6' E. SOL feet along the
property line Of the said w
H Harris Estate to an iron
stake on o her property
owned by the heirs of E.
Bernard Ward. d e C e a d,
thence along other property
owned by the said Wards Es-
tate S. 2 SO 989 feet to an
iron stake on the north side
Of Edmunds Street. thence
S. "a 80 w. 50 feet along
the north side Of Edmunds
Street to an iron stake on the
property line Of Lucy Brown
!. at the point Of beginning.
AT THE FRONT DOOR OF TIL
iCOURT HOUSE OF THE CIR
CUT COURT OF PRINCE ED
!; WARD COUNTY. FARMVILLI
VIRGINIA, ON THE BOTH. DA'
Of JULY 1857. AT l1.0o A. Nj
he property described in sue
deed.
! Terms. Cash.
Bidders deposit OF Sl0O NAV /
required.
VERNON L. DUNCAN
Sole acting trustee
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LEGAL NOTICES

COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGIN
Ia.
In the Clerk Office of the Cir
Court of the County of Buck
ingham. on the 10 day of
June, 1857.
Order Of Publication
COUNTY OF BUCKINGHAM N
Plaintiff against
HEIRS at Law Of Webster Hicks,
deceased
The object Of this suit is to
sell for the delinquent taxes and
leyies due thereon d parcel Of
land containing 9ia acres, more
or less, described as Lot No, 6 of
the partition of the Thomas Hicks
land in Maysville District. of
Buckingham County, Virginia,
which was owned by Webster
Hicks: and to bring all Of his
heirs at law before the Court in
this cause and for incidental re-
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FOR SALE

T
4 RESIDENCE - near LongWood
\ College with 2 apis. oil heat,
hardwood floors. One 3 bedroom
apt. and one . bedroom apt. Ex~
cellent condition. Priced to sell
Landon Atkins, Municipal Bldg,
Farmville 5-3l-tf lFf
APARTMENT HOUSE, apart
ments. each with private bath.
Close in location Special at S.
500. Landon Atkins. Realtor,
Farmville. 6-28-tf lFl
! RESIDENCE. ? years old. 3 bes-
rooms. ranch type house with
tiled bath. modern kitchen, select
oak floors. oil heat, ample closet
space and large lot Owner trans
fered $4,000. Landon Atkins,
.Realtor, Farmyille. 6-23-tf F.
~-~
LOT - one acre on paved road
near Abilene. S12500 Easy terms.
Landon G. Atkins, Realtor. Farm
Vile, Virginia. 5-24-tf Of
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LAND = $500 down, $1,000 per
month buys 8 acres near Miller's
lake in Prince Edward County.
Landon G. Atkins, Realtor, Farm
VILE. 524-tf I'D
RESIDENCE. beautiful home with
4 bedrooms. 2 full baths, oil heat.
large lot. Excellent close-in location.
near Farmville schools and Long
wood College. Under $4,000. Landon
G. Atkins. Realtor. Farmville.
5-24-tf (F)
MACS HEAD, N. G. Several
furnished cottages. $4,000 and
up. Also several lots, $4,000 and
up. Landon G Atkins, Realtor,
7armville, Virginia 5-24-tf I'd
RESIDENCE -- rooms, hard
yood floors, lot 100 300 near
Farmvllle. Modern kitchen own
+ leaving town. Price $3.50. Lam
ion G. Atkins, Realtor. Farmville,
Virginia, Phone Boom
5-24-tf IF
RESIDENCE 49, Modern home in
growing suburban section. Large
wooded lot $50 x 500 with garden
area bedrooms. 7 lighted clos
Its, full basement. Delco oil heat,
carport. Priced for quick sale.
Landon G Atkins, Realtor. Farm
Vile. 5-24-tf tFD
LOT - in Farmville. rs #. by l40
it., good neighporhood city wa
ter. $l100. Easy terms. Landon G.
Atkins, Realtor, Farmville, Viz
ginia 5-24-tf tFp
L A w N MOWERS.
Choremaster tillers and tractors,
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FOR SALE


ELV-A-LUME-S Storm windows.
g track f-storing, all aluminium
Special discount to first Is Gus
toners for the month Of July For
d demonstration write H. w. Wal
ker Box 404, Farmville. Phone
2072-J. 6-28-5tp
FARM - near Hampden-S Sydney
College. Old Hickory Grove farm,
1T acres on state route 658. Fine
for cattle and farming with long
rolling fields. For further infor-
nation call Frank r. Morrison,
3-2776 Lynchburg. Va. 6-l8-6t
~~~~~~~~-
SEWING MACHINES: used ma
chimes $685. up. Repair and parts
for all makes. Your Necchi Elna
Dealer, Nechi Elna Fabric Shop,
lis w. 3rd. phone 1923. Farmville.
Va. 1O-23-tf
REMINGTON : fcAND typewriter
and adding machines. No down
payment Sl00 per week. South
side Sundry Co. 3-l2-tf
SIX ROOM modern brick home
with large basement playrooln
and laundry. Hampden-S Sydney
Road. J. S Burger, n Hopkins
Street, Warwick, Va. 6-25-tf
~~~~~-~~--~~~~
OLIVER double action mower,
hay rake. riding harrow. will sell
os' trade for cattle. j r. Foster,
Jf, Cumberland. Va. 72-4p
SEWING MACHINE - Repos-
sessed Singer Console. May be
purchased at reduced price. Bud
get terms on approved credit.
Singer Sewing Center, Phone GA,
1z4 ~ Main 81 7-5-1t
f---~~ ~~~~-
HOUSE. 5 rooms and bath.
porch, hardwood floors.
Can be seen al Ala Park Avenue
by appointment Phone 597-J.
7-5-8p
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YELLOW CORN. G. H. Lestourg-
con, RI. /, Farmville 7-5-3p
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REGISTERED Angus Bull Calf.
Calyed No IL, 1856, Sire-Ankoni-
an 1926. Newstead Farm Cart
efsviile, va. 7-5-lp
HOUSE -- In Prospect, III rooms
and bath. w c. Canada. Peoples
Bank Bldg, Farmville. va.
Tsp
OLIVER ROW CROP TRACTOR
disc and pillow. 1855 V9 Ford Pick :
up p ton, heater and turn indi-
Gator. $4,000 actual miles. $3.50
Mrs. c. H. Matheriy. phone 32-J.
7-5-lp
81 ACRES 49, on State road near
Cumberland Court House, with
good s room dwelling complete
With new bath. 100000 with
sl4o0 down and $40 per month.
Landon. Atkins. Farmyille Viz
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NOTICE


KINDLY TAKE NOTICE that
on and after July A. 1857, that
1--WE Will not be responsible for
any debts incurred in the name of
Farmville Cafe. 7-2-2p
Mr.. and Mrs Mike PapaS
LOOK Us UP in your yellow
pages, Closed all day Wednesday,
Vanity Beauty Shop. phone 800
Farmville, Va 6-ll-tf
DICKERSON MOBILE SERVICE
is nov being operated by Pete
Franklin Complete service on all
makes Of cars. 6-21-tf
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SOLD

SOLD recently the Walthall
Bungalow in jackson Heights, to
James c. & Ann L. Goforth Of
this City ByW G. Canada, Peo-
pies Bank Bldg, rs lip
SOLD RECENTLY - the r. Fl.
Chappell residence on Third Ave-
nue., TO Df and Mrs. F. j Gle
ments Of South Hill, by Landon
G. Atkins. Realtor. Farmville
7-h-It
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HELP WANTED


WANTED 49, For full time or part
time. Woman with car to handle
a profitable Watkins Business ii
Charlotte County Products well
known for almost 80 years d nd
Nationally Advertised. Must be
satisfied with around $500
weekly earnings to start. Write
tor information to The j. r. Wat
kins Company. P. O. Box No. SOIL.
Richmond, Virginia. 7-5-3t If
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MATTRESSES 49, White waitress
ses. over l8 years old. Pleasant
working conditions. good salary
and tips. Apply Hotel Weyanoke
Manager, Farmville. Va. 7-5-4t
~~~>~~~>
WHITE WOMAN over 81 years
OLD 20 manage the Coffee Shop.
Preferably experienced restaurant
worker. Must have ability to keep
few records. Six days, a week,
Pr Sundays. Must be willing to
work eight hours a day. Salary
$500 per week or more depend
ing upon ability Apply in person
70 A. E. Cralle, Jr., Farmville. Va.
| 7-5-lp
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Guinea Mills

Mr.. and MFRS Lewis Ganol, and
son. and Mrs jamie Bolen Of Wash
ngton. wefe quests Of Mi. and Mrs
Lee Mooreiie;d and Mr. and Mrs.
j C. Anl>.s., Wendy Lee, returned
with thems.
MI. and MIS-. Herman Henderson.
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POLICE PATRoLMEh
w A N TED
CITY OF RICHMOND
High School, Education
Or Equivalent

Age 2l-3o u "a If veteran
Minimum height 57Ia" mini
mum weight las Ibs.. maxi
mum height ga" maximurn
weight 220 lbs Weight ord
height proportional
solof y s3588. s43o8 onnuolly
Uniform ond equipment fur
nshed Liberal vacation and
othef employee benefits op-
portlnity for Q Iow enforce
ment career IN Virqinio's Copi-
toI City.
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| WILL not be responsible for
debts made by any one other than
myself Reginald S. Cox. K, 2.
Farmville- 6-28-3p
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In MEMORIAM

FOSTER In memory Of Joseph
H Foster. who passed away July
5. 1850. Gone, but not forgotten"
Belle, ROBBIE. Charles and Cammie-
7-5-lp
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Ssz 7sz' Szzsszzz@so e Co.; eg!es' s. ,@szsyz2S2l
SERVICES

WE install Ceramic and Plastic
Tile Bath Rooms and Floor Tiles.
We sell building materials. We
build homes. Bids or prices cheer
fully given. Phone 706-J. Ayers
Building a. Supply Co.. 3-8-tf (Fl
BUTCHERING meat process
ing, deep Freeze supplies. BURGERS
Market, Farmville, Va 3-1-33p F
CARPENTRY = Building repairs
and painting. Phone 955. D. L.
ORR, Farmville. 6-7-4 (Flp
BEAUTY COUNSELOR tn
best Ia cosmetics, facials. Mrs.
Putney. 800 South Main, Phone
468. 6-I8-6p
FARMVILLE health center for
the best in body care. 305 South
Main, Phone 1853 6-l8-6p
BEAUTY COUNSELOR - facials
and skim tipping. treatment for
blemishes. Phone 468, 305 South
Main. 6-18-6p
WI w. DICkERSON Digging and
installing septic tanks digging
easements. grading roads. fill dirt,
crushed gravel spreaded Phone
A 6-25-tf
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JACOBSEN Law IN MOWERS,
Choremaster tillers and tractors,
riding lawn mowers, Poulan Chain
Saws. Carl Heifner. 1905 East
Third Street, r. o. Box 2ll, phone
500, Farmville, Va. 3-l5-u %
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LOST AND FOUND

LHO ST - COCKER SPANIEL
black, answers to name penny
Milton Booth, phone l026-W
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What's Free?

This space is offered without
charge by The Herald to anyone
who wishes to give something
away Free" 2-l-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-08
Don Niemunn Wins
Third Drag Trophy
AT Old Dominion

Drag racing primarily is rae
ing against the clock. but the
hot-rodders at Old Dominion
Speedway probably have a Diff
ferent notion by now. At every
stomp on the accelerator II
seems that Don Niemann is
breathing down their necks.
Niemann. from Palmer Park
Nd. yesterday won his third tor
eliminator trophy of the young
season. He shot his 1857 Cor
vette down the fifth mile
straightaway in 1875 seconds and
closed at 104 miles per hour ir
both the match dragging ano
final eliminations.
Don Chatham of Baltimore
had the days best figures. 1877
seconds and ITO miles per hour
in his 1892 Ford. but could not
approach this performance in
the finals. Summaries:
Class AA--iarry Myers. Alexandria
1852 oldsmoblle Is o secs, so mph.
Class AP-Giles Thomas. WASH nRton
NC. SIS secs. as mph.
Class SS-Donald Niemann, Palmer
PARK Nd, 1857 Corvette. i35 sea
lot npn
Class BS-Blll Vermilllon. Hillside
Md. 1857 Chevrolet. IA q secs M mph
Class CS--Edward Cave. ATiinRton
1867 Chevrolet, 43 secs rs mph.
Class DS--Ronnie AFris. Arlington
1882 Ford Coupe 100 mph
Class BG--Gray Oelmann, Baltimore
1850 Ford. n secs, 70 mph
Class ES--Don Chatham. Baltimore
1913. Ford Coupe, 1877 secs, ITO mph
Glass NJ fMotorcyclesl Thomas Ing.
secs. a3 mph
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-08
Eileen Canada Star
OF Swimming Meet

BALTIMORE. April 8 (Spe-
IciaD .-Fourteen-year-old Eileen
Canada Of the Congressional
Country Club team was the in
.dividual star Of yesterdays
Marx Memorial swimming meet
at the Jewish Community Gen.
ter.
Miss Canada won the 100
yard backstroke and free styie
events and swan on Conercs-
sional's winning 200-yard free
style relay team. Congressional's
victory in the relay. last event on
the program, enabled it to come
from behind and nose out Wal
ter Reed Swim Club for the
team title by one point.
Among the other winners was
Suzanne Arnold Of Walter Reed
in the l00-yard butterfly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-08
'Terp Trackmen
Hosts 10 Hoyas
'InDe|ayed Meet

Perry Moore. Maryland's ver-
satile track star, is attempting
to score points in five events
today as the Terps play hosts
to Georgetown in dual meet.
The meet was postponed from
Saturday because of a rain
softened track. Also postponed
from Saturday and rescheduled
today is the Mount st. Mary's
at Catholic U. meet. Both were
to start at 3 pm.
Moore. a 6-foot-4. 205-pound
Junior who also is a center on
the Terps' basketball team, stood
a good chance of making his
goal Of scoring points in five
events. He's an all-around ath-
lete who has finished among the
first 10 in the national decathlon
the last four years.
Today he is entered in two
hurdles races, the broad jump,
shot put and javelin. He's par
ticularly talented in the hurdles
and broad jump. and except for
the fact he has to compete
against Georgetown's Pete Fedak
in the hurdles, he'd be favored
to win in all three events.
He and Fedak have had a
nice series of hurdles COMPETE
tons the last two years, and
in two meets last year-their
dual meet at the District AAU-
split even in four races.
Other collegiate events today
include three baseball games,
North Carolina at Maryland,
Michigan at George Washington
on the Ellipse and CATH C u
lat American. The North Caro-
lima Maryland game is another
event that was postponed from
Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-08
CeItics Stove Off Hawks
On RusseII's Reboundino

ST. LOUIS, April 8 (P.-
Coach Alex Hannum of the
Hawks said it-"Rebounding vii
tell the story"-and that's just
what put the Boston Celtics al
even with the Hawks in theil
National Basketball Association
title playoff.
The Celtics pulled out a 1913.
118 victory last night after los
ing all but one point of an l8-
point lead in the fsce of a rally
by the fired-up Hawks.
Boston is even at % in the
best-of-seven series for a $780,
900 prize. but it has an edge be-
cause the seventh game, il
needed. will be played in Boston
The fifth game will be in Boston
tomorrow night and the sixth in
st. Louis Thursday.
The Celtics won the rebound
last night. $3.50, with Bill Rus
sell grabbing 20 to Is for Bob
Petit. the top man for the
Hawks.
1t was Russell who wrestled
a rebound away from Petit and
Cliff Hagen with Boston ahead
only l18-117 and with 1897 left.
Russell fired the ball to Tom
Heinsohn to set the stage for the
clincher.
Bob Cousy led the Celtics with
81 points and his running mate,
Bill Sharman, hit "a.
Petit led the Hawks with SO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-08
Langley Sets 1O0-Lop Mark
In Easy Marlboro Victory

Elmo Langley upheld the rep
utation of area auto racing
drivers yesterday against a field
Iinfiltrated heavily by "out-of-
town" talent at Marlboro Motor
Raceway. He ran away from the
pack.
The District Heights veteran,
season champion at Marlboro
last year. didn't make a pit stop
as he lowered the 100-lap track
record by exactly one minute in
his No. 8 car, a 1856 Chevrolet,
Langley Tapped the field as early
as the seth lap when he passed
Johnny Dodd, ST., Of Glen Bur-
ME, Md. who eventually finished
second in a 1857 Ford convert
ible.
Langley's time of 81 minutes
So seconds broke the late model
record held previously by Bill
Morgan of Fairfax, who did not
compete yesterday.
| Like Dodd. the rest Of the TOP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-08
Packers Get Rich
From New York

GREEN BAY, Wis. April 8
R.-The Green Bay Packers
today announced the acquisition
of Herb Rich. veteran defensive
specialist. from the world cham
pion New York Giants for an
undisclosed draft choice.
The 5-foot-11 l90-pound
deep" man has seen service
with Baltimore, where he led
the National Football League in
punt returns in 1850, and Los
Angeles.
He played for the Rams in
1851. 1852 and 1858 and then
moved to the Giants for the
next three seasons. The team
of Rich and EN- Tunnel gave
the Giants one of the leagues
finest deep combinations.
A product of Vanderbilt Uni
versity. Rich practices law dur
ing the off season in Nashville,
Tenn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-08
IOut-of- Pair
To Police Mutmen

Promoter Vince Mcmahon is
even bringing in out-of-town
referees to add to the class OF
Thursday nights wrestling show
at Capitol Arena that features
Antonino Rocca against Jerry
Graham.
The Referees are Don Miller
from Montreal and Harry Lewis
from New York.
Rocca, a very popular per-
former here, will be meeting
Graham for the first time at
Capitol Arena. Graham is a new
rufiian from Atlanta. Their
match will start at $3.50 and will
not be on television.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-08

five finishers came from outside
the Metropolitan area. Harold
Frankel and Roscoe (Pappy)
Hough, both of Paterson. N. j..
and both driving 1856 Chevies,
took third and fourth. Gene Hol-
comb of Aberdeen, Nd, was fifth
in still another sc Chevrolet.
Langley's lap record for the
one-third mile oval was tied by
Charlie Dyer of North Bergen.
N. j.. in the time trials and then
bettered by Dewey Ryan Of
Greenbelt. Ryan's new mark is
1889 seconds, which is .08 sec
onds under the Langley record
set a year ago.
Marlboro's schedule calls for
motorcycle racing next Sunday.
the first of five programs to be
sanctioned by the American
Motorcycle Association this sea-
son. The cycles will race over
the road course.
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standings came Roger Staub,
Switzerland; Bruno Alder /,
Italy, and Trygve Berge Of Nor
way. who now teaches in Cali
fornia. Pravda was 18th in the
downhill and IL in the combined
Colo. fifth in the SALON; and
In the women's combined
Therese Leduc of France was
second. just ahead Of Miss Mar
chelli.
Americans who placed we'll
were Marvin Melville, Salt Lake
City, fifth in the combined; Bud
Werner. Steamboat Springs,
Colo, fifth in the SALON; and
Sally Deaver. Whitemarsh. Pa,
fourth in the Slalom.
Werner fell on the tricky
downhill that sent 10 TO the
hospital. All we're released yes
terday
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Dan Lyons Retains
Fencers' Club Title

Dan NJ. Lyons of the District
Fencer's Club retained his title
in the Divisional Foil champion
ships yesterday at the Central
YMCA.
Vernon Elder placed second;
Scott Breckenridge, third; Dick
Bright. fourth and Fulton Dye.
fifth. The first five will compete
in sectional and national tourna-
ments.