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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-17
Boys Drive Buses

Not all teen-agers fall in the hot.
rod driver class. III Powhatan nine,
II addition to four adults, have been
entrusted with driving the county )
school busses.
Student drivers are Tea Adams
David Barden. Cameron Blandiord
Danny Davis. Ralph jones, Carroll
Palmore, Nicky Reams. Wayne
Tomlinson and Wilbur Webb.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-17

q step toward obtaining ! cen
trial sewage and water system has
been taken in Amelia county
Amelia Development association
recently approved circulation Of
petitions requesting creation OF a
sanitary district which would
serve $50 BUILDINGS. two schools
ana q danny
When eomplated the petitions
viii W submitted 20 Circuit Court
Jnaee ] Garland Jefferson
a numhef Of reasons are behind
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-17
Supervisors to Decide Fate
Of School Bond Issue Wednesday,

70 build Or not to build Will be
the question facing Amelia county
board OF supervisors ID a special
session Wednesday
They VIII consider, ! resolution
offered by the county school board
proposing a 1875 900 hond issue for
the county schools The scttpol board
made q verbal request ior the bond
issue st the supervisors meeting
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-17
Class Plants Grass

Amelia High Schools agriculture
class is getting some practical ex-
perience, planting grass III front Of
the new addition to the cOuatys war
memorial building
\ During the summer, trees iii thu
area were removed and the street
which runs III front .of the school
was widened, necessitating the new
planting
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-17

ldeht, with Lewis Morris as vice.
president. j. r. DICKENS, secre-
tary, and Irving Morris, treasurer.
New directors elected to three
YEAR terms replacing w. H. Elicit
hn4 r. L. Parsons. were James
Boyer and 0. A. Norton.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-17

~olofed needs Also included would
Nv tir AlQul iiioA u s4tt iol thr
white school
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-11
Moy Bid
For Light-Heov
Title After Win

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. II A9.
Light heavyweight Harold
Johnson's manager said today
he may have an offer for the
winner Of the Archie Moore
Tony Anthony title bout Sep
TENDER 20.
Manager Pat Oliveri. pleased
with Johnson's l0-round deci-
sion last night over Wayne
Bethea Of New York, said he
was contemplating taking
johnson to Los Angeles to
watch the Moore Anthony
fight.
II they 60. said Oliveri. there
will be an offer TO the winner
Of a $4,000 guarantee for 9
bout with johnson. whose wir
over Bethea gave him a RECORD
Tor the year OF three victories
against no defeats.
Last nights fight. promoted BY
Sam Rose, Philadelphia Coun,
Gilman, at Convention Hall
Melted $lO.394-barely enough
to pay of the main event
Sugar Ray Robinson. middle.
weight champion. boxed foul
rounds with two sparring part.
ners in a preliminary exhibit.
ton. fioored each once ant
picked up a 81 pay for tn,
effort.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-11

Fillies hold the racing spot
light today across the Nation.
with Belmont Park. Atlantic
City and Hawthorne schedul-
ing stakes races for the distafi
set.
Belmont has Is fillies going
poStward in the SD running
Of the Gazelle Handicap. while
Atlantic City presents a wide
open field Of 2-year-old fillies
in the $l0,000-added Mermaid
Stakes. Hawthorne, with its
$4,000 Durazna Stakes, also
bows to the distah side.
Outer Space has been as
signed 1913 pounds in the Ga
Zelle. Bill Boland will be on
the Mrs. Gerard S. Smith entry
in the mile-and-a sixteenth
race, with Snow White. toting
1l9 pounds. including Hedley
Woodhouse. expected to pro-
vide the bulk Of opposition.
The most interesting feature
In the Mermaid is that Willie
Hartack. who has suddenly
taken a liking to the Atlantic
City track with four winners in
two days this week. plus a
victory last Saturday on Lii
Fella in his first day at the
track. will duel Joe Culmone
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-11
Al Anglers Start
In una Quincy

WEDGEPORT, Nova Scotia
Sept. IL (R.-Forty-one globe
trotting fishermen took to the
tide rips today for the 14th
international Tuna Cup match
Six teams, including some OF
the worlds best heavy tackle
men. will compete against de-
Tending champions of the Brit
ish commonwealth. The other
squads are Cuba, Mexico. Peru
Spain. the United States and
Venezuela.
This year for the first time
teams will be given an extra
half day Of fishing--a little in
surance deemed advisable by
the match governors after some
dismal hauIs in the last three
competitions.
Nine teams accepted invita-
tons to the 1857 tournament
but financial tangles forced
Italy and Chile to make late
Withdrawals.
So far this summer rod and
reel sportsmen have boated le
bluefins on Soldiers Rip, the
favorite tuna playground, and
in the mouth Of the nearby
Tusket River. That's three
more than the pretournament
catch last year.
The 1856 cup match pro-
duced only four fish.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-11
Tax Agents Close
Bobo OIson's Cufe

VANCOUVER. Wash, Sept,
III PN--zutz' Cafe. a restau-
rant and night club operated
by Carl (Bobol Olson. was
closed just before last midnight
by Internal Revenue Agents.
II was the second recent set
back for Olson. former world
middleweight boxing champion.
His recent ring comeback at
tempt ended in a knockout at
the hands Of Pat McMurtry Of
Tacoma.
d. X. Robertson, Internal
Revenue agent. said Western
Promotions OF Washington, the
legal owner OF the cafe. owed
about $9.400 in taxes withheld
from wages and received as
cabaret tax. He said Olson and
Henry Perry are the listed Of
ficers and stockholders Of the
company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-11
Area Track Sturs
Going to MuryIund

Four Virginia high school
track stars, including three
from this area, are expected
to enroll at Maryland Univer-
Sity this semester.
Frank Colavita Of Washing
ton-Lee and Bill johnson of
Wakefield hold State records.
Colavita set a new time in the
mile at 4:26.3 while johnson
holds the 120-yard high hur-
dies record Of l4.4 seconds.
The other area performer is
Tom Kaufman Of Mount YER
non, who holds the Northern
Virginia discus record of $50
feet q inch.
Jonas BUTCH Spiegel Of
Thomas Jefferson Of Richmond
is the other. Spiegel holds the
State mark for the 220 with
a time Of 21.4 seconds and
shares the l00-yard dash with
several others at go seconds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-11
PASTRANO PLAYS 1T SAFE
Three From Area
Share Honors in
us. Rifle Matches

CAMP PERRY. Ohio. Sept. II
tSpeciaD Three sharp-eyed
competitors from the Wash
ington area took their share of
| honors in the windup Of the
National rife matches here yes
terday.
Team honors in the service
competition went to Army
shooters. who beat the Marines
for the FIRST time in five years
with q record score of LAO
points. Members Of the Army
team we're LIST 1t. Richard Hin
kle of San Francisco. LIST 1t,
Alexander Marchieli of Batavia,
N. Y; LIST 1t. Charles Orr. jr., OF
Athens. Ohio: Spec. &c John
Roka Of Freemansburg. Pa:
MfSergt. Willis Powell OF Wells
ton. Okla. and M/Sergt. Gene
Stradlin Of Marshall. Okla.
Arthur Cook. former Uni
versity Of Maryland student
and 1913 Olympic champion.
won two small-bore titles.
George Van Order. Ill. IT.
year-old Marine reservist at
Quantico. took the Crowell Tro-
ply and National junior open
championship.
Top honors in the Marine
Reserve went to LIST 1t. Robert
Coleman Of Mclean. Va.
In the National Guard COM
petition. Louisiana nosed out
Tennessee. while the California
team was tops among nom
military shooters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-11
Hortock, CuImone Duel
In Atlantic City Stake

in the feature. Culmone Is
leading rider at the meeting
with % winners. He also had
a pair Of 1irsts yesterday.
Melody Mine and Moon
Glory. two of the top rated 3
year-old fillies in the Midwest.
face 10 others in Hawthorne's
Durazna. It also will be their
first race against each other.
Walt Blum joined Hartack
and Culmone with doubles at
Atlantic City yesterday, in
GLIDING Beau Font in the days
feature. The colt ran the mile
and-a- sixteenth in a soggy
l:452s for a scant return of
$40.
Floral Girl. with apprentice
John Ruane aboard. won the
Manofville Purse in yesterdays
Belmont feature. The 3-year-
old lilly dashed the s furlongs
in 1:122s to return $17.2O.
Elegante covered 6 furlongs
in 1:l1is and paid 50 to win
the Hawthorne Park feature.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-11
Kerfoot, Conner
Advance in Colt

Henry Kerfoot. ir.. and Tex
Connor continue to hold the
roles Of co-favorites in the
Washington Golf and Country
Club championships.
The co-medalists advanced
past the opening round yester-
day. Kerfoot defeated John
Mertz, a former champion. s
and 4, while Conner had to 60
to the 2lst hole to eliminate Ed
Coffman. jr.
In other matches, Sid Car
roll defeated Jack Williams. !
up; John Connolly scored a
l-up victory over Carl Court
ney; Chick Featherstone beat
Bill Miller. S and 8; Bill Hotter
won over Terry Lady. 5 and 3,
and Jack Corbett edged Ed
Loveless. up. in 20 holes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-11
BY JOSEPH b. KELLY
star Raeing Editor

HAGERSTOWN. Md, Sept.
iI.-Not many teen-agers are
doing as we'll financially as IT.
year-old Carl Gambardella,
who recently graduated from
the apprentice ranks after a
profitable year which began
here last August.
A polite, bright-eyed young
ster. Carl looks as II he'll make
IL as a Jockey after losing his
valuable 5-pound apprentice
allowance last month.
Last season, Gambardella
rode ITO winners including two
in stakes.
Carl says he is saving his
money. His mother and father
who live in New Haven, Conn,
are acting as his banker.
For a Jockey. who as a group
favor long and fast automo-
biles, Gambardella has con-
sefvative tastes.
Right now don't own a
car and I have been riding with
my agent. But l do want TO
buy a 1858 model" Carl ex-
planned.
Gambafdella. who will be Ia
IN November, would like To
complete high school but he
says his schedule is too damned
90 include night school. He
exercises 10 to IL horses each
morning and rides during the
afternoons.
my biggest thrill was hang
ing II on Arcsro half length
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-11
Florida Hopes
.ToRescheduIe
.UCLAGume

GAINESVILLE, Fla. Sept.
l1l.-The flu epidemic among
University of Florida football
players. which caused cancel
lation of the opening game with
UChA at Los Angeles Septem-
Der 20. has created a ticket
problem for the West Coast
team that both schools are try
ing to solve.
Athletic Director Wilbur
Johns of UCLA said both sides
hope to reschedule the game at
the end of the season to give
season-ticket holders their
eight promised games.
UCLA's last scheduled game
is with Southern California
November %. However. Florida
doesn't finish until November
80. when it meets Miami. The
Los Angeles Rams pro team is
home the following week for a
Sunday game with Green Bay
Meanwhile, Florida. with SIS
varsity and freshmen players
in the infirmary. hopes to be
ready to open against Wake
Forest on September %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-11
Top Golfers Gain
In WGCC Tourney

Mrs. Charles Egenroad and
Mrs. H. r. Lady are among the
top entries still around after
one round Of match play in the
women's championship at the
Washington Golf and Country
Club.
Mrs. Egenroad defeated Mrs
G. w. Calvert. 3 and /. yester-
day. while Mrs. Lady scored
over Mrs. J. J. Corson. l UP, In
10 holes. Mrs. John Connolly
defeated Mrs. Herbert Good.
man. 2 up. and Mrs. J. O
Schnitzer defeated Mrs. Woldor
Price, 5 and 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-11
Jug Girurd Rejoins
Parker at Pittsburgh

LIGONIER, Pa. Sept. IL (R.
Earl Jug Girard. halfback
veteran of nine National Foot
ball League seasons. was sold
by the Baltimore Colts yester-
day to the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Girard was bought by the
Colts after last season after
playing for the Detroit Lions
since 1852. Earlier he had been
with the Green Bay Packers.
who had made him their No. /
choice in the l948 draft.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-11
HAGERSTOWN NOTES

at Pimlico," Gambardella says.
He was referring to the Pimlico
Breeders Stake which he won
with Eastern Hobo last spring.
Arcaro was second with Beau
Daumier.
Booking Gambardella's rides
is Washingtonian Eddie Kinlaw
OF Haywood Gardens. Kinlaw
has held Carl's book since the
first OF the year and believes
the younester has bright fu-
ture in racing.
Trainer Yancey Christmas
holds Gambardella's contract
but 1t is leased temporarily
Plans call for Gambardella 10
ride at Waterford Park, which
opens next week. and then re-
turn TO Maryland for Marlboro
Laurel and Pimlico.
Jockey Earl phelps was que
to face the stewards here today
for questioning after muffing
his chances in yesterdays
seventh race when he pulled up
his mount with a half-mile to
60 in the ll/l6 mile race
Phelps was steering Miss Lisa
ID. in fourth position when he
stopped riding, thinking the
race was over. He finished Sec
ond TO Slideout, beaten two
lengths.
The incident Immediately
brought up Eddie Arcaro's l949
incident in the Pimlico Cup
when he pulled up Blue Hills
and Of course Willie Shoe
maker in the Kentucky DERBY
with Gallant Man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-11
Theuter Mark Set
For Title Fight TV

NEW YORK. Sept. IL (R.-
A record number Of 173 the
aters in l29 cities already have
contracted for the closed-cir-
cult telecast Of the Ray Robin
SON. Carmen Basilio middle
weight title fight at Yankee
Stadium. September %. a the
alter network ofiicial says.
Nathan L. Halpern. presl-
dent Of Theater Network Tele-
vision. Inc. said requests still
are being received from other
theaters. He said the theaters
have scoops seats available.
Previous high for a closed
circuit theater telecast was for
the Rocky Marciano- Archie
Moore heavyweight title fight
September 81. 1855. when 1873
theaters In 90 cities carried
the show.
In Washington, the fight will
be carried by Keith's. Capitol
and Lincoln Theaters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-11
Muckey's Net 50
Wins AImus Golf

Theodore Mackay scored 30
.ll-69 to win the Presidents
Cup in the Almas Golf Club
tournament yesterday at
Argyle Country Club.
Next in order were Jack
Bishop. 78-7-7l: ID. Miesmer,
78-6-72, and Walter Britt. &C.
1913. Altogether, % prizes
we're awarded at a dinner that
followed. The golf club is made
up Of Shriners and friends.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-11
Ted Gets x-Ruy,
Result Satisfactory

BOSTON. Sept. IL R.-Ted
williams underwent q precau-
tion>-y chest X-ray yesterday
and the result was termed per-
fectly satisfactory.
The Red Sox' league-leading
hitter has been nursing a heavy
cold and has not been in uni
form since September /. His
return to action remains on q
day-to-day basis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-11

Cola. 3-3. and the rafting
Chevvies, LIS.
y -
Four teams got off to sweep
ing starts in the District Wom-
ems Minor League. with C. and
w. Sports Shop. Kotzin's Dress
Shop. Ceramic Tile and Rod n
Reel scoring respectively over
Hendrix Steak House. Thomp-
sons Transfer. Beall's ESQ
and Buckingham Furniture.
Other winners we're Fort Davis.
Miller High Life. the defend
ing champion. and Paramount
Restaurant, Mann's Potato
Chips. The Roma Restaurant
Martin & Boyd match was un-
reported.
Marion Muller Of c. and w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-11
30 WLING
WITH ROD THOMAS

Anyone who considered it a
mere novelty when two teams
of women entered the Silver
Spring Major League probably
will reconsider. The Frank
Jones, Optician. team. captainec;
by Frances Wilson. and Capital
Finance. led by Lorraine GULL,
lost their opening matches by
2-l margins. but got OF to
fighting starts.
AS AL Cissel said after his
Haynes Camera Center team
shaded Miss Wilson's dough-
ties: ANY chivalry shown
these women will be misplaced.
It's a SIS average limit league,
with Miss Wilson's team COM
ing in at 500 and Miss CULTS
at SCI.
Here's how they Jared in the
inaugural. including averages
and scores: Frank Jones. OPP
tician: Mile Stadtler. ll2-
1923: Ann Habercom. 113-358:
Gertha Wilson. 112-327; Bling
Moen, 1l0-356; Miss Wilson,
115-346. Central Finance:
Alice Beall, 1896: Berry,
Meyer, ll1-293; Lucy Engle-
brecht, 10000: Shirley James,
113-349; Miss GULL. l14-3ll.
The areas Oldest distafi
duckpin league. the Washing
ton Ladies, is of to a bright
start with is teams in line
A standout on opening night
was Joyce Kaiser. subbing on
the Crown Lettering team. who
shot games of lat. 100 and
1873 for exactly 400 and the
first 400 by a woman reported
in the budding season. An
other exceptional performer
was Clara Wall Of Powell Ra-
diator Works, with 152. III
and 119 for 1872.
AS remarked in this space
last season. championships
seem to follow Charley Beall
He was a member of the Chevy
Chase Chevrolet team that wor
the District Major League
title and the Coca Colas. who
breezed to victory in the Dis
trict Minor. now the Metro
politan Inter-Alley League.
When the District Major in.
stituted a rule that barred any
of its members from shootinl
in the District Minor. Beall
stuck with Dick DUMAS Coca
Colas.
Supplanting Besll in tht
chevvies' lineup was Harold
Inman. a sterling bowler anc
a popular one. But thus fal
the champions have been able
to win only one game in 81,
and are solidly in the cellar Of
the league. which has been re-
duced to six teams in the
interest Of class.
The Chevvies we're white
washed last night by Pepsi
Cola. due largely to Julie
Singers l45-4O3. High for the
Chevvies was Inman.
Silent Sales shaded Falls
Church Furniture with Jack
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-11

Sport Shop was high for the
evening at 1856, followed by
Mary Edwards. Ceramic Tile.
and Bobbie Jones, Bass Steak
House, each at s45.
\
Shooting tonight at WMAL-
TV in the Champion Round
Robin tournament will be Jack
Moulton and Billy Stalcup at
$50 and Cletus Pannell and
Norman Titus at 1920. with
the late match TO be televised.
Bobby Lockhart is leading the
eight-man all-star competition
with 81 points plus 81 pins,
holding a two-point edge over
runnerup Billy Moore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-11
Team Match Set
For Mat Program

DR.. Jerry Graham and Larry
Hamilton will take on the Lew
in brothers. Don and Mark,
in a team wrestling match to-
morrow night at Capitol Arena.
The program will open at
$3.50 with a one fall to finish
bout between Ricki Starr and
Oyama Kato. 1t will not be
televised.
other bouts list Cowboy
Rocky Lee against Angelo Sa-
voldi. Aldo Ventura against
Danny McShain and Luis Mar
tinez against Black Diamond
Simon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-11

Barkley's l64-4ll the decisive
punch. and Paul Moore's 1874
$3.50 led National Bohemian to
an edge over Wheeler Restau-
rant featuring a 157-4l4 by
Bill Bursey.
The standings: Falls Church
Furniture and Silent Sales,
Az each; Wheeler Restaurant,
National Bohemian and Pepsi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-11
FIGHTS LAST MIGHT

DENvER.-Alex Miten, 2O5. Argen-
tina, knocked out Johnny Holman
2O4 Chicago. o.
PHILADELPHIA-Har johnson.
! lbl, PHILADELPHIA, outp0inted Wayne
Bethea, 1871, New York. 10.
lNl VI, Miami, stopped George PeytOn,
1872, Houston, Tex, y
PHOENIX. Ariz.--zora FOLEY, 1Af.
Chandler, Ariz, outpointed Monroe
Ratliff 1sO, Los Angeles, 10.
RICHMOND. cailf.-rIrish Bobby
jack Parelh 1873 Ale eda. Calf. Z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-11
Lions Seek Waivers
On CorI OsterIoh

DETROIT. Sept. II R.-
The Detroit Lions reduced their
squad to Al players and asked
for waivers on Center Carl
Osterloh. a 220- FOUNDER from
the University Of Missouri.
Osterloh was the Lions 18th
draft choice last season.
Evening star., 1957-04-13
|GI Looms
Drop Sharply

CT loan activity during March
was sharply lower in all four of
the categories reported by the
Veterans Administration than II
was during March Of 1856.
Showing the most startling
drop from the previous year were
appraisal requests for existing
dwelling units. During this
March there were 1924 such
requests. barely a third Of the
30.659 VA received during the
corresponding month Of 1856.
GI-loan housing startst were
not much better of, being
little over half the number a year
ago. During March. 1856. there
were 20,590 such starts while
this year the figure was only
11,449.
A similar situation is found ir
the figures for appraisal requests
for proposed dwelling units. Thi
March. 19,508, against las
March's 37,5ll.
Applications for home LOAF
guaranty show the smallest drop
with 24.894 applications received
this March contrasting with 80.
642 during March. 1855.
Evening star., 1957-04-13
HOME OF THE WEEK
This Design Has
Central Stoirwoy

room is classed more as a utility
area, but there is no reason why
it. too. cannot be used as part
of the sleeping arrangement.
All rooms have two outside
exposures for cross ventilation
Plans for the "Pike" are avail
able with basement only.
Specifications are as follows,
Cubic content, $4,000 cubic feet
including basement; basic over
all dimension so by "a feet. The
house has 2.078 square feet.
Editors note: The cost is moi
given. What you could build the
house for in the Washington
area would depend on the bids
you might receive. They might
range from $40 to Is per square
foot or more. plus land,
TN case you wish to ordel
blueprintS, you may do so BY
filling in the blank form below
Evening star., 1957-04-13
By GERRY BISHOP

A two-story house with a STAIR
way in the center is today's
Home of the Week, the pike,
The second story provides a
possible four bedrooms and on
the first floor are a full dining
room and a study.
Though basicaIly rectangular
in construction, the houses lines
are relieved by an Offset garage
and the roof line of the front
porch which extends only part
way across the front of the
building.
The focal point downstairs is
the living room. Measuring %
feet in length it extends from
front to rear with large windows
at both ends. A beamed ceiling
and a centered fireplace on the
outside wall are features of the
room.
The dining room Is located at
the rear between the living room
ard the kitchen, well out of the
path of general traffic.
The kitchen has a nook for
informal meals; the study at
the right front will serve well
many family activities. This is a
room for television. sewing OF
other related activities.
The front entrance provides a
foyer that gives access to either
The living room. the stairs. the
study or the kitchen. eliminating
any crossover traffic. Also. there
is a guest closet and a lavette
Three big bedrooms are shown
in the floor plan. all with walk-ir
sliding door closets. The fourth
Evening star., 1957-04-13
Rules Issued
|On Flooring

A new booklet rejecting the
latest revisions in grading prac-
tice at Northern hardwood floor.
ing mills Is now available.
Single copies Of the new book.
let. Grading Rules for North
ern Hard Maple. Beech anc
Birch Flooring. Effective Janu-
ary /, 1887" can be obtained
Evening star., 1957-04-13

THE PIKE - This Is the
Home of the Week named
the "Pike," with floor plan
adjoining.
Check or money order must be
sent with your request; do not
send currency. With your blue
prints will come specifications
and a material list. Provision Of
the syndicated feature by The
Star is not meant to suggest that
you should not consider consult
ing an architect. in case you are
planning to build a home.)
Mail this form to:
Evening star., 1957-04-13

free Of charge by writing the
Maple Flooring Manufacturers
Association. 35 East Wacker
drive, Chicago /, III.