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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-07

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Evening star., 1957-12-15
THURSDAY
o-pIsyhouse 30. Dromo.

9-pIeyhouse 90. Dromo.
ih Heuss. For ! Hove Loved
Stronger" The inocic love story
ef on American ssoH worker who
meets and falls IN love with o
Czech refugee oirl In disploeed
persons comp N ltcly. Don Muir
roy, Hope L6npe. Robert FIenrne.
1000
4-RosemeFy cloonsy Show.
COLOR. Guests: Potty Mecor-
mock and Tim Hovey.
7-Nevy Log. ofono.
"The Beoch Poundefs." The
story Of Iandlno Of 6ermon sdbo-
tsurs on q lonely Massachusetts
beech IN is47. cssor Romero.
host.
1880
4-The Jone Wymen show.
The Mon IN the Cor" While
her husbond Is owoy on trip o
woman becomes feorfh Of the
emptiness OF her home ond bor-
ricodes herself n her room.
TO. Henry pIeyhouss. Pluy.
t1:0o
4-Nsws and Leeel News.
iiorkness. Ward.
5-Eleven 0'CIoek Movie.
IA Noun. "tllchwoys By Night"
1913. Richard Corlson. Jone
7-Hsws. Wssshos. Sports.
Mecefifey. Alien. Pickett.
9-News. WsetheE. Sports.
RIehords. oouoIos. oonIsls.
ii;is
4.Wseshes. 3posts.
Strinoer. Simpson.
e-The Lote Show. Movie.
IA nouss. Society Lawyer."
1888. A civil ctiorney turns 10
criminal practice. Wolter pIoceon,
Viroinio Bruce.
lI,1o
1.-The Might shew. Movie.
Iteus, 10 Mia. "Aeriol Gunner"
1913. A story obout the Air
Corps aunners. Richard Afien.
Chester Morris.
ti.zS
4-Sem snd Friends. Arnold.
i1.30
4-Tenisks. jock Poor.
IA Hours. Guests: Eloine Mol
bin, Johothdn Writers.
100
4-inspisosioA.
1.-The Lords Prayer.
s-Msditeticn. Weether:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-04
II Depot Fraud
Out

SCRANTON, Pa, Jan. 4 R.-
Warrants went out today for the
arrest of II persons indicted by
a Federal grand jury on charges
of fraud and conspiracy in con-
nection with the building Of the
$34 million Army Signal Corps
depot at Tobyhanna, Pa.
The warrants were issued for
all persons indicted by the jury
in its nearly year-long probe ex-
cept for Representative William
Green, Democrat Of Pennsyl-
vania.
United States Attorney j. Ju-
Illus Levy said yesterday he had
withheld an arrest warrant
against Representative Green
pending an Interpretation of the
law. AS a Representative at
tending to congressional bust
ness, Representative Green can
not be served unless he is
charged with treason, a felony
or breach of the peace.
Mr.. Levy said he was checking
various laws pertaining to and
defining felony before ordering
the warrant for Mr.. Green, Phil
adelphia's Democratic chairman
and a member of the House
Armed Services Committee. !.
Mr.. Green was accused of using
or attempting to use his COM
mittee position illegally to in
f1uence the awarding of con-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-04

l don't know whether I'll make
a nickel or lose lot of money.
The Defense Department sale
the contract was awarded No
vember 10. 1856, for 249, 900 pair
Iof lightweight cotton wind
resistant trousers. 1t went tt
Wynn Enterprises, Inc, Of
Knoxville, Tenn. and New York
Mrs. Ross said she has beer
president of Wynn Enterprises
since her brother retired last o.
tober. and had served as treas
urer since the firm was founded
in 1914.
She said the company has hac
many Government contracts
each of them won on a low COM
petitive bid.
Mr.. Ross official Defense De.
partment biography lists him a:
formerly vice president, sale:
manager and public relations di-
rector for Wynn Enterprises.
A spokesman for Mr.. Ross sale
he severed those business con.
nections when he filed as a can
didate for nomination to Con-
|gress in February, 1852.
He now Is Assistant Secretary
for Legislative and Public Affair!
in the Defense Department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-04

tracts for construction of the
depot.
Among those for whom war
rants were issued were Herbert
j. McGlinchey of Philadelphia, a
former Democratic member of
Congress: Joseph Rochez, a
Pittsburgh contractor: Frederick
j. Raft. a Hartford Comm con-
tractor: Robert w. Brown, Mer-
chantville IN. j. contractor:
John P. Gilboy, Scranton busi-
nessman, and 1t. Col. Charles s..
Tucker of Fort Belvoir, Va. for
merly engaged in the building
of the depot.
1t was understood none of
them would be required to enter
pleas but would post $1,000 bail
pending arraignment at some
future date.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-04
Suspect Picked Up
In $1O0, 900 SwindIe

An accused confidence man
said to have Swindled Washing
ton citizens out of 100000, has
been picked up in Chicago and
will be returned here to face
charges.
The man. Theodore Roosevelt
Goldberg. SO, was ordered re-
turned by Chicago Federal
judge yesterday.
Metropolitan Police 1t. David
Higgins of the check and fraud
squad. said Goldberg is accused
of fleeing many well-to-do
Washington persons by convince
ing them he could get huge dis
counts ION practically anything"
and then disappearing with the
money advanced him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-04
U. S. Courts Disbur
Maurice Bruvermun

BALTIMORE, Jan. 4 up. -
Maurice L. Braverman, convicted
ins 1852 Of conspiracy to over
throw the Government by force
and violence while a member of
the Communist Party, has been
disharred from Federal Courts.
Judge Roszel c. Thomson, who
heard the case yesterday with
Judge r. Dorsey Watkins, said
Braverman had once taken an
oath as an attorney to uphold
the Constitution and asked if
that oath was not violated by his
conviction.
Braverman was sentenced to
three years in prison and fined
$1,000 and disbarred from prac-
tice in State Courts in 1855
Since his release from prison
Braverman, who is married and
has two children, has engaged
in a small business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-04
Free!
s Brand New Cars
CHEVROLET FORD PONTIAC
PLYMOUTH RAMBLER
1857 CONTEST RULES:

A. Thst are five 81 contests with ! new cor given wy 10
EACH
No. "Opens 2P.h, hn S. close, 10 PM. hn 5
No. "Opens ppm. Jan. g. closes 10 PM. hn1
No. "Opens 7P.h. Jan. 8; closes 10 Pm, bn.s
No. "Opens JPN. Jan. 10; closes 10 Pm. hn. II
No. "Opens Pm. Jan. Il; closes 10 Pm. hn -
g. Is mol Necessary 10 attend Auto Show 10 enter win
contest.
Any person other ihan those shown In Rule b. who more
Than fifteen ti9 years Of age and resides in The Continental
United Ssies. may enter each contest.
o. Members or employee, Of AIANtA is advertising scenty
members employees Of any organization participating in Show
Inc immediate families Of lnY Of the aforementioned. cannot
enter cay Coolest.
Contestants must personally completely OIL owl Mt tspss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-04

form in provided receptacle on he days between January Sh
and January i3ih, 1857. inclusive. IS shown below
" IN front cui,ide) Of Auto Show daily from 10 10 PM
~ American Automobile Association, t7i7 6 Street, NV,
Washington. D. e. weekdays from 2 AM 10 6 Pm Closed
Sundays
person is permitted 10 deposit more Than one Entry Form
esth contest Entry forms will be checked each day. II
Duplicates are discovered oil such forms will be declared anil
and void No person will be eligible 10 win more h,n on.
Contest.
Contestants must retain Entry Stub and present Il upon request
H. drawing will be made Al he Auto Show al 1918 PM on
~. evenings Of lsAusr S. l. 9. II. and Is, 1857. Winner
VIII be amounted Immediately both inside and Outside Show
Winner need not be present and will be notified in due eouys
contestant does mol claim car within len 0) DAYS sfisr
written noilts 10 his given sddfsy his rights my be forfeited
J. All decisions oi Contest Judges a, final
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-04
MAN CUT IN TWO BY TRAIN
LIVES FOR OVER FIVE HOURS

HANNIBAL, Mo. R)--John Bobbitt, 46. cut in two
by switch engine yesterday but amazed doctors clngng
to life than five hours.
Through three of those hours he talked with his wife,
minister and doctors who told him almost from the
he would die He did appear in much pain Then doctors
gave him anesthetic and he died two hours later.
II nsver heard of such thing" said DR.. j. w. Well.
Most people injured in that way dead when you
them"
Dr. Well said the crushing injury the abdomen,
sealed of blood vessels and there almost bleeding
Coroner Henry H. Sweets said Mr. Bobbitt told
he threw himself engine Relatives
said he had been nervous recently.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-04

stan CHECK on any possible Vl0-
lation of the conflict-of interest
laws"
Mrs. Claire Wynn Ross con-
flrmed the award of the contract
yesterday, but said in New York
her bid was $4,000 lower than
the next lowest bid offered.
my husband has no more to
do with it than you do" she
told a questioner. II saved the
Government $4,000 on this bid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-04
Liniments SELLING

NEW YORK.-SaleS Of anal
gesic preparations, such as lini-
ment. in the United States this
winter are expected to reach
1892 million.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-04
Contract Award to Wife
OfU. S. Aide to Be Probed
By the Associated Press

Senator Mcclellan Democrat of Arkansas today ordered his
Senate Investigations Subcommittee staff to make preliminary
inquiry" into big Army contract awarded to firm headed by
the wife of Assistant Secretary Defense Trip
1T may be perfectly legitimate" Senator Mcclellan told
reporter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-04
Thru Sunday, Janu0ry 70
Z to II Pm.

Like da=1ling, trhite-hot meteor, the tconderful
tcorld Of tomorrow has drired today See the
sensational 81 cars, tomoroU's dream cars come
true today! See the fabulous experimental cars,
breath-taking products of Imaginative engineering
design! See exciting tAmistic surprise exhibits!
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-27

With no up-sets III district 2
last week the overall district
race beeins u take more dcfi-
mite form
Powhatan IL d non-distrlct
contest, ran rough-shod over
Amelia. TIE Amelia team suffered
from inexperienee and the heat.
The Indians viii meet Louisa this
week in what will be real test Of
Powhatans STRENGTH.
Louisa lost to Varina last week
26-6 but nevertheless Louisa has
q strong team and Varina IL MAX
ing bid for the top spot IN the
district,
Varina Is expected ID continue
the high road of winning this
week as they take OIL the rela-
lively weak Spotsylvania eleven.
Spotsylvania lost to James Mon
roe last week and to Louisa the
week Before. varina should be
able to name-the-score
Orange and Douglas Freeman,
Of course, surprised no one With
their wins over Stafford and
Washington-H Henry respectively
The top teams in the district
have already been established
with the familiar names of Orange
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-27
R-H Tangles With
Strong Crfwe
Eleven Friday
BY BRETT WATSON

Appomattox Hornets took their
second straight victory last week
by defeating non -district Ran
dolph Henry By score Of IA to
\ under tha lights al Appomattox.
After the recovery pf tumble
III the Appomattox 35-yard line,
Statesmen quarterback Gene
Gryder connected with a pass to
Elliott Gillian VINO made his way
10 the Hornets %. Moments later
Burl Clements booted his second
field goal Of the year from the
25-yard line toAgiyesthe Statement
a 30 lead at the enc OF the first
period.
Appomattox rallied in the sec
end half as quarterback Freddie
Mitchell hit Raymond Massie
With 4 pass from they 3O-yard line
while Massie legged IL to the goal.
Leon Edmunds scored the extra
point by galloping, around right
end
The Hornets last score came in
the fourth period as Mitchell eli
NAKED drive Of 80 yards by
dashing over from the l3-yard
line Edmunds again scored the
extra point by, IAN end run to
make the final score .Appomattox
IA. Randolph Henry 3.
Mitchell, Massie. and Terrell
Martin were outstanding on the
Appomattox team.
Outstanding "a defense for
Randolph Henry were Clements.
Charles Carlton. Wayne Tanner,
and A. B. Duffer Clements was
Thu biz gun for the, Statesmen Of
Tense as he kicked a field goal.
and contributed large chunks Of
vardage.
This Friday Randolph Henry
will face the strong Crewe Rail
readers at Charlotte Court House.
This game promises to be a tough
one for tile Statesmen. since the
Railfoaders lost, only one man
from last years team.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-27

while in the game. John Carson
was among the numerous fresh
men given game testing in the
1910 romp over Bridgewater.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-27
District 3's
Undefeated Teams
TO Clash Friday

1t took Just one Friday night to
establish pretty firmly the who's
who in 1857 District football.
The big wins were registered
by Farmyille, 1870 over Green's
vile and Crewe 1876 against
Brunswick. Victoria also won, but
against middle standing oppos','-
ton, downing Park View 60. 1t
was the second straight shut-out
win for Victoria. which at this
point must be conceded good
chances. at least for a big change
from recent years Of Illustration.
Randolph Henry's defending
champions. after opening with a
$50 lacing Of Park View, became
the second District 8 team to bow
to the Hornets Of Appomattox
now UNDERSIGNED as the District
4 power The Statesmen could
muster only a first period field
gold and lost 1913 on a rain
drenched field.
| CreWe, with quarterback Joe
Meadows directing the Railroader
attack, romped easily over Bruins
wick. The Blues scored in very
period but the last. getting tai
lies on Addleman's 23-yard end
run, 60-yard pass from Mea-
dows to End Sterling Horner,
Ross 23-yard tackle slant, and
short plunges by Dobbins and
Vanarsvall
Farmville's slick change form
running TO passing brought the
Wolverines another victory 1870
over Greensville. The Emporia
eleven, hard hit by graduation
will be heard from when more
seasoning comes with games.
! Bluestone met Group l Halifax
County High and fell 1876 and
Kenbridge came back after its
opening loss to Bluestone to tram
pie Blackstone 1876, Amelia UNI
dermanned squad took a 53-t
pasting from District 2 Powhatan
Games This Week
Victoria at Farmville
Amelia at Park View
Greensville at Blackstone
|, CreWe at Randolph Henry
II kenbridge at LaWrenceville
District
II Louisa at Powhatan
Wnlle IN the game, John Carso
was among the numerous fresh
men given game testing in tn
I 39-0 romp over Bridgewater.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-27

season 50 young, Crewe remaihS
as the only other district squad win
an unblemished record.
The Statesmen d Randolph
Henry High are unbeaten IA.
league play but bowed l43 IN.
the mud last Friday TO Appomat-
tox's District 4 Hornets
Good BackfieId
The Partners have capitalized
line effectively mixing letter.
men and eager newcomers. Inc.
backfield strong point, is ek-
perienced and able
Quarterback Emmitt Williams
directs the attack With Halfbacks
Billy Wellons and Howard Seam
ster providing strong running.
Williams Is 4 capable passer, toe.
FHS Starters
Coach Gilmer likely viii start
with the eleven that has been 10
successful to date The backfleld
is directed by jackie Mcintosh
Halfback dash is provided by.
Johnny Southall and Captain
Howard Ciabough, while Leroy
Fahrner adds the up-the- middle
strength a winner must possess.
Co-Captain Jim smith 22O.
anchors the line at center. Flank
ing him 1T guards are Gene
Southall and lucins Wells. Bob
and John ID Jones may be the
tackles. with Earl Fore, Kent Car
ter ana GEORGE FERGUSON alter
mating ends
Ferguson sprained am ankle in
an intra- squad workout Monday
and may be doubtful starter nr
will b. used sparinely.
c. j Allard, Jimmy Cox and
VIC Harper are the backfield re-
placements likely to be called en-
first, while linemen certain to
play are Don Cook. Averett Simp-
son, and Watt Lee Overton.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-27
Little Heodiner Saturday
H-SC Foe Emory & Henry Wasps Get
New Sting The Bailey-T Attack

OF leg cramps. The cramps re-
suited from the terrific heat and
the loss Of body salt.
Thalman is encouraged BY the
Saturday performance OF his sec
ond and third units. which he was
able TO watch for full half after
the score began to mount At one
time in the late stages. Hampden-
Sydney had seven freshmen in
the lineup.
Newcomers Shine
Jim Slaughter, Dave Smith and
Quarterback Joe Wood were back
tleld newcomers performing well.
In the line. Thalman liked the
work Of Carper and Carson at
center Sims and Edmunds at
end,
The Wasps lost Ray Fuzzy.
Chapman. quarterback, and Lou
Yarbrough from last years No. |
backfield, and Little -Ameri-
ca guard Bill carp. But back are
I Halfbacks Sonny Holmes. who
with 81 points last season was the
No. collegiate scorer in Virginia.
and Fullback Bill Holloway.
All-Little Eight guard Joey Ru-
sex is back to anchor the line. ex-
pected to weigh in at the Wasp
tradition of nearly 200 pounds per
position.
The coaching change brought
IN BY Bailey gives Hampden-S vd-
ney an additional burden. Past
dope sheets on the E and H sys-
tenn will be Of little use against
the new "Bailey-T'. which makes
heavy use Of flankers and decovs
The WaspS IT" clicked for an
amazing 566 yards as they down
cd Concord 2l-6 in their opener
last week.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-27
Powhatan Downs
Amelia 53-6

Powhatan Indians scored a lop-
sided 1915 victory over Amelia
Orioles last Friday on a hot field,
Although tn G Orioles fought
gamely and finally pushed a
touchdown across in the fourth
period, the more experienced In
dams controlled the ball game
from the beginning.
Amelia's Eddie Ashman snag-
ged a pass for the only Oriole
score. The extra point was at
tempted by an unsuccessful run
ming play
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-27
8 HeodIiner Saturday

Most everything at Bristol Sat
urday night will be new except
for III lettermen. Those holdover
monogrammers are what Coach
Bob Thalman and his assistants
are thinking about when they
cautiously say of Hampden- sgd
ney's clash with Emory and Hen
ry. we're expecting real tough
football game !"
The Wasps, 81 last year and
Little Eight champions, have a
new coach, William H. ,Mono)
Bailey who stepped up from
Alcoa, Tenn High School.
His prep record was 1874 in
his last four seasons at Alcoa. and
when he moved to Bristol and the
COLLEGE ranks, Bailey and his as
sistant, Gordon Brown, took key
players from one of Tennessee s
best schoolboy elevens.
Both Bailey and Brown are
former East Tennessee College
players.
No Errors Allowed
Hampden-S Sydney goes out
expecting to win. as .Thalman
says. We'll have to play our best
and We can't afford a single err
ror." he summarizes. Last year
the Wasps. one of two elevens to
whip the Tigers. did it by getting
around the ends.
The Tigers may be without the
services Of Bill Richmond. prom
ising sophomore end who fractur-
cd his nose in the opener against
Bridgewater Co-Captain Ed Har-
low also is on the doubtful list
with bruised knee.
Sophomore Jackie Harrington,
who had to be helped from the
field IN the second half Saturday
is fully recovered from that case
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-27
District 2, 3 Poluers Emerge AS Young
Season Enters MATURING Period Friday
BoUling Leagues
tFarmvilIe Ten Pin League

Holsum and Davldson's were
the big winners in the Farmvllle
Ten Pin Bowling League Tuesday
posting 80 wins over Burkeville
5 and A&I> respectively The
Farmville edged Leggett's two
games to one in the third match.
Billy Watson. Holsum roller.
posted the nights high game
score, 223.. He also had the best
three-game set total of 582. Hol-
sums team total of $3.50 was the
nights best.
Three players are tied for high
average game score for the II
games played in league competi-
ton thus far this season. al La
foon, Billy Watson and Don Sc
quin have averaged l73 each.
The standings.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-27
F HIS : Victoria Contest Here
Matches Undefeated Eleyens

three undeftated squads meet In
the home debut for Coach Bob
Gilmer's Wolverines.
The Painters. on the upgrade
after several years occupancy near
the loop cellar. have whipped in
SUCCESSION, Brunswick 1870 AND
Park View SO.
The FHS Wolverines have pol
ished off .Fluvanna 266 and
Grernsvile 1870. Even with the
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-27
THE FARMvnLE (vao HERALD FRIDAY SEPTEMBER a. 1857
Interest Mounts
In Wolverines
Home Opener

Barring an unlikely tie. some
body will have to give way to-
night friday when Farmville
and Victoria. two of District 3's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-06
Oklahoma Youth
Gets 8 Years in
Rupe-Escope Case

An Oklahoma youth received
q total of eight years in prison
yesterday when he was sem
fenced in Fairfax County Circuit
Court on charges of statutory
rape. feloniouS assault and aid
ing prisoners to escape from the
county Jail.
Donald E. Thompson, 10, of
Oklahoma City, appeared before
Judge Arthur Sinclair after he
had previously pleaded guilty to
the charges.
Thompson received a five-year
sentence. which was suspended,
on the statutory rape charge
involving a l5-year-old county
girl. He and several other youths
were arrested January IL in an
apartment in Falls Church
where they had taken two young
girls. Police said Thompson and
the l5-year-old girl participated
In an Indian blood marriage"
performed by one of the other
boys,
Thompson was Sentenced to
two years for assaulting Deputy
Sheriff Richard Sauveur in the
jailbreak February ~. He and
two other prisoners escaped
from the county Jail but we're
captured within a few hours.
He was sentenced to one year
for aiding the other prisoners to
escape. The latter two sentences
will run consecutively, meaning
that Thompson will have to
serve three years unless paroled
earlier for good behavior.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-06
CounciImen
Support Smoot

Four out of seven Alexandria
city councilmen today publicly
backed Albert A. Smoot, candi-
date for State delegate in Tues
days Democratic primary,
Councilmen Frank E. Mann
and John T. TIGER yesterday
Joined Mayor Leroy S. Bend
helm and Councilman John j.
Ewald in support of Mr.. Smoot
against the incumbent. James
M. Thomson.
The three remaining council
men. Vice Mayor Joseph M.
Pancoast, James M. Duncan, jr.,
and F. Clinton Knight today de-
clined to take any public stand
on the race. Mr.. Mann and Mr..
TIGER said they supported Mr..
Shoots stand on the public
school issue. which opposes the
States massive resistance" pro-
segregation program.
There is some talk that if
you don't support the Byrd fac
ton. you'll get showed under, !"
Mr.. Mann declared. However,
1t seems to me to be a question
whether our delegate is a man
who will fight for what the city
needs" he said.