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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31
BY sELWA ROOSEVELT

The King of Saudi Arabia.
probably the most colorful
chief of state in the world,
stepped from his mechanical
magic carpet yesterday into
a state visit which combines
goth century protocol with
ancient tribal customs of the
desert.
Following a precedent-shat-
tering welcome at the airport
yesterday, King Saud dined
regally at the White House
last night and today was hon.
ored at a stag luncheon given
by Vice President Nixon at
the Standardization Hotel.
X x
AN UNPR E CED ENTED
HONOR was accorded the
visiting monarch yesterday
when President Eisenhower
personally greeted King Saud
at the airport. (For previous
State visits the Vice President
has made the trip to the air.
port.
And it indicated that the
President or his protocol aides
were well informed on the
tribal customs to which the
King and his people still ad-
here.
According to Bedouin tradi-
ton of hospitality, a sheik
does not wait in his tent to
receive an important visitor,
but rather rides out ON his
horse or camel to meet him.
The more important the
visitor, the further out the
host must go.
In the old days this had the
added virtue of protecting the
visitor from hostile tribes.
Today. it is simply the
gesture of hospitality and it
would have been regarded as
an insult had the President
not gone to the airport to meet
the King.
THE PRESIDENTS PLANE,
Columbine III, landed with
perhaps the largest official
party ever to accompany a
state visitor here.
Desert custom dictates that
a travellers social status is in
Dictated by the style and size
of his retinue.
AS His Majesty King Saud
is also the Shiekh Of Sheikhs
and the most important
traveller of all-naturally his
encourage must reflect this.
He is accompanied by some
so men and only one woman
a Lebanese nurse for his small
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31
Old Tribal Customs
Surround Royal Visit

son who is here for medical
treatment.
X 4
THE LITTLE BOY, Prince
MaShhur, peered out from the
robed figures around him,
watching. wide-eyed. the cere-
monies. the music and pomp
Of the airport arrival.
But as his father and Presi-
dent Eisenhower started to
depart together in the Presi-
dents car the little boy began
crying and the King beckoned
that he be brought to him.
His tears stopped as he rode
through Washington on his
fathers kingly lap beside Pres
ident Eisenhower.
AT THE WHITE HOUSE,
the state dining room scene
brought together Arab sheiks
in graceful, gold trimmed
robes and headdress with
leading Americans from gov
eminent and private enter
prise, attired IN white tie.
Although it was strictly a
stag affair. the President did
invite the King upstairs to
the Eisenhowers private quar-
tiers to meet Mrs. Eisenhower.
This took place shortly be-
fore dinner.
The menu for the Kings
first meal with the President
was an American one.
Guests dined on oxtail soup,
broiled f1let of sole with Danish
tomatoes: roast tenderloin of
beef with sauteed mushrooms,
diced pepper relish, corn pud-
ding. and green beans Almon-
dine; winter greens in salad
with Green Goddess Dressing
and cheese straws: and for
dessert, Savarin with fruit, fol-
lowed by dates and assorted
nuts, candies and coffee.
Z 4
FOR ENTERTAINMENT the
royal guests were offered music
by the Singing Strings" the
United States Air Force SYM
phony Orchestra under the
baton of Col. George S. How
ard.
From the royal encourage,
those attending the dinner in
cluded Their Royal Highnesses
Prince Muhammed ibn Saud
Al-Kabir. a cousin of the King;
Prince Musaad ibn Add al
Rahman, Chief of the Royal
Diwan of Complaints; Prince
Fahd ibn Saud. Minister of De-
Tense; Prince Muhammad ibn
Continued on Page A-29, Col.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31

Victor Purse, Acting Chief of
Protocol. Department of State;
Robert v. Fleming. Riggs Ma
tional Bank; Lewis T. Breun-
niger, Randolph G. Bishop.
District Chapter American Red
Cross: John M. Christie, Riggs
National Bank; Bruce Baird,
National Savings & Trust Co.;
Maj. Gen. John c. Van Houten,
John A. Reilly, Second National
Bank; Carl Shipley, Edward R.
Carr. Brig. Gen. Thomas
A. Lane. District Engineer
Commissioner, and j. Clifford
Folger.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31

Representative and Mrs. De-
Witt Hyde. Representative and
Mrs. Gordon McDonogh, Rep
resentative Paul Rogers, Mex
lean Ambassador to the GAS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31

and Sonora de Quintanilla,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawler Reeves
and Director of the Export
Import Bank and Mrs. Vance
Brand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31

RALEIGH HABERDAsHER WASHINGTON AND CHEVY CHASE
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Many to choose from Many of kind All subject
prior sae Sorry mall phone o. d. orders All final
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-27

AMERICAN U, PARK-Det, brk. Co
lonial; 3 bedrms, 3 baths, lge.
liv, rm. with firepl.. .w.-w. carpets,
full-size din. rm., Ice. kit. with
brkist nook. paneled rec; rm.; cut
level lot with Diet. gar lot well
shrubbed; screened porch. blks.
to Wisconsin ave
FREDERICK W. BERENs. JR
1905 Wisconsin Ave EN- 2-7S00
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A BRICK CORNER. west Of Column
bia ro.. convenient to transportation.
markets and theaters. sl0 rooms. 3
baths, hot water oil heat, built.in
garage. The owner lives In the
house and rents an apartment. 10
cost her SCI BOO many years ago
and she has paid the price down
TO $1,000, Is about TO 20 abroad
erai terms LOUIS p. sHoEAfAK-
Err, 1919 X street NV. MA. s.
1885, Night or sunday call Mr..
RHODES. RIA. $780,
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COLORED-IDEAL!

Sc. corner brick. Six rms.
bath; porch. auto. heat: reliable
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Conn. ave.-PricO
S Ms Tous feisfRf H SSUp0F s5sSS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-27

GLEN ECHO HTS, Bethesda
Immediate occupancy; mod. 81
bedrm. rambler, Ice. wooded lot,
quiet neighborhood, Slb0. ALLIED
REALTY CO., OIL. $4,000.
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(coNTlNUEpI

3 BEDRMS.. front porch: fenced
yard; "a blk. to lge. shop. ctr,
bus. Immed. occup. RA. 6-6S27.
SILVER SPRING. close to Montg
Jr. College-nice home for small
size family, lovely trees. scr.
porch; 2 bedrms.. and den: S12O
call weekdays 9-6 pm. c. ROB-
ERT GRAY & CO, JU. $4,000.
CLINTON. MD.-Smail cottage, S25
mo-, 3 rms. and kie; cleo. Plenty
Ideal for retired couple or small
family. Place needs some repair.
Good opportunity for handyman.
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COlOred-S89

MODERN BRICK
OTHER 0 HOSES S5Mi s. APPS APIS, h ATHAl1L
LIST NATL. REALTY
2 THOMAS CIRCLE RE. 7-3534
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COLORED
1907 CALF. ST. N.W.-l
l752 Coreoran st. N.W.-l
Im., kit. and bath ~ 90
az = St. NV and 2
nm; apis. with kit. and
al N St. N.w-i rm. and 49,
22s N St. NV and 2 0O
nm. kit. and bath apts.;
2l45 N st NV rms. 'V
kit and bath $50
$50 o st. WI 10 3 rm.
apis. each with Kit from IS 90
1923 Vermont Ave. NV
Lac rm.. kit. and semipvt.
1882 Vermont Ave. N.w.-l
rm. and kit. ~ so
1882 Vermont Ave. N.W.-3
rms. kit and bath -. 81 so
1918 W St NV rms. ooo
1lSs 9th St. Nw.-2 rms. wv
liis 9th St. Nw.-s rms.
kit. and bath 5000
1905 9th St. NV rms.
HARRIsoN a ADAMS 80
932 X st. NV Ma. s-S30s
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UPPER 18th ST.. End As bed.
rms. with wall-to-wall closets. Z
compi. baths: ist-h. liv. rm.. sep
din rm.. all-elec. kit. powder rm.
bsmt. with rec. rm and powder
rm.. fenced rear yard; cow. "a
schools, shop. area. dntn. transp
Sl50 mo. Avail. Oct. 3. 144S
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

SMALL REsTAURANT-owner re-
firing. Fully equipped. See OWN
Err at sol LIST st. NV, between
noon and pm. for good terms.
~
OWN RANCH, found gas, need help
try shallow oil. goods refs. good
geology. Full info, Box 3al-L,
Star. 90
GOOD MCOME-Restaurant and
bar eombinedi 1896 King st., Alex
andria, We.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT


MUST HAVE . or 3 bedroom un-
furn. house with bsmt. d. c. only
Tops SIPS. LA. 0-O396.
S.E.--3 bedrms, must have By Oct,
1; Congress Hts. or Assumption
Parish vic, 500 max. 10. 2-4BSl.
81 BEDROOM HOUSE, in Adelphi,
Hillandale, New Hampshire ave
extended area, LeWiSdale, long
lease preferred. HA. 2-7S3S.
MATURE CPLE., univ, cultured, top
refs, want rent-free or very low
rent, furn., unfurn. subn. house In
ret, for peri. care, rep. Box 4S6-
J, Star. zoe
HOMES TO RENT urgently needed
In Silver Spring and nearby areas.
Clients available. BEERS BROS.
JU. 7-7lsS.
DESIRABLE CLIENT wants to lease
1890 rms. unfurnished. air-eon-
ditioned or suitable for air-condl-
tioning In central downtown To-
cation NV. d. C. Near best
hotels, banks, etc. Commercial
zoning not requirement. II
office or apartment all on one
floor desired. Residential property
acceptable. ELIJAH q. ARNOLD
tCol, USA, retD, Broker. EN-.
3-4335, IA. b-0f54.
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Desirable AptS.-N.W,

MT. RAINIER bedrms.. liv. nm,
lRe. kitchen and bath; heat incl.
$50; pvt. entrance, End floor. q
family house; ! blk. from street
s-2032. ewes. HA. 2-7l29.
MD. PARK-3la rms. unfurn. apt.
pvt; entr:; pvt. bath: $50: all utils.
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2 BEDRMS.i. oil heat: .air-cond.
near new schools and shops; nice
fenced yard: $50. 1899 s. Edison
ST.. Arlington. Phone IA. 2-s41S.
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HOUSES UNFURNIsRED BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
(cONTINUEp) fcONTNuEp,
tcoNIINUEp)

MOTEL-This one is real
] money-makerl High type; 81
unit; air-cond.; swimming pool:
fne atmosphere. Mr.. Wash, D. C.
on heavily-traveled U. 8. hwy.
4 acres valuable land. Only Q
acres now in use. Present owner
retiring. Exclusive. HICKS REAL
TY CO., 3706 Mt. Vernon ave-.
Alex. XII. 9-16OO ewes. Mrs.
slagle. XII. 9-o07O or Mr.. Hicks.
XII. 9-2S66.
FOR LEAsE-De luxe din. I'm. and
Cocktail lounge seating 200,
prominent local hotel. Only sxpsr.
and financially sound applicants
considered. Avail. immed. Box
232-R, Star.
LAUNDROMAT. Conn. ave.-PricO
reduced; excellent opportunity,
Mr. ToUssIqNANT. EN-. 3-9ss6
BOOMING HOUSE BUSINESS
Best location In GEORGETOWN; good
income and home. No brokers.
EN-. 2-562O ewes.
SELF SERVICE LAUNDRY in Arl.
with established clientele offers
opportunity to own and operate
your own business. Price. $4,000.
Owner has other interests. Box
ASSOCIATE for carpet business;
$4,000 required, with. or without
active participation. Phone pm.
IN q - m MI T-21gR
GAS STATION FOR RENT-Plenty
g. + roC aLA Sc exc c TsOs sli5i5 n0hs
BOOMING HOUSES CD blk.
cation. Must sell due to illness.
No brokers. JE. 3-136S for in
formation.
RESTAURANT, trading as PC.
located 5461 Annapolis I'd, Chew
erly. Wonderful opportunity for
exper. operator; good machine
play. Apt. incl; very reasonable.
1 sy ow q %E NJ hllzb4 RisE'' wa
PARTNER WANTED, for Alex.
carryout shop; good location.
easy terms. Call Gil. o-e7o4'
FOR LEAsE-Modern 3-bay porce-
lain enamel service station. new
housing development. Clinton Nd.
Extremely low initial Investment;
Can y. z ssS %0O % s7A 91544O
BEAUTY SHOP FOR SALE. with
reducing salon; good location. Ex-
cellent opportunity; reasonable.
RA. $4,000 or RIA. 6-32s3.
MOD. RESTAURANT WITH ABC
above pays rent. Good opportunity
for right party: EARLY DAWN
& CO. tn. 2-9l35.
GOOD POWER CHAIN SAW dealer
/ ship and repair shop. Excellent
! location. Bargain due to sickness.
JE. 1894 or BR. S-8444.
LAUNDRY. est. many years. re-
Gently equip. with new machinery;
little or no capital investment
needed. 47S6 Lee hwy, Glebe I'd,
Arlington. HU. $4,000.
LICENSED BOOMING HOUSE busl-
ness and property for sale; small
On. payt., bal. like rent; good In
come. 80 9Th st. sc. DE. 2-1s9S.
LUNCHEONETTE and soda foun-
tain, IN center Of business district.
sacrifice for cash. No reasonable
offer refused. Call JU. 9-9724.
COCKTAIL LOUNGE. Connecticut
avenue vicinity doing 81 200
weekly. six days week: rent. $685.;
4 ten-year lease; conditioned; new
equipment. Owner quotes sos 900
net income. Priced right. terms.
Nicholas ]. CASTOR Co.
BROKERS'
4 1900 CONN. AVE. NV.
DIJpont T-75OO 2Qs
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COLORED. 1878 IRVING ST. NV
--3-story and bsmt. brick home,
3 rms. 3la-baths. oil heat, Diet
brick gar; . kit. newly redec.
newly sanded floors: only Sl35
mo. Mr.. NEUMANN. Ma. S-232l
cOLORED-RENT AND BUY
Put your rent money to work;
save your down payment while hv-
ing in your home.
lTU. 2-lO90. LA. 6-O462. LA. 6-0ls2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-27
Mr.. WAITER REED

Colonial on a beSut. street; center
hall, 23-ft. liv, rm., paneled den,
2-car gar: 2OO-ft. lot. nice trees
Clean as pinl S19,g50. FRANK
s. PHILLIPS, INC, DI. 7-14l1;
ewes. Ell. 6-304S.
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ROCKVILLE - 3-bedroom rambler.
4la mi 10 NH; immed. poss,, 500
mo. GEO w. ROBERTSON, REAL
TOR, 1885 Wis. ave, OIL. 2-2i23i
offire oman u TN d
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-27

SELF SERVICE LAUNDRY in Arl.
with established clientele offers
opportunity to own and operate
your own business. Price. $4,000.
Owner has other interests. Box
3b3-L. Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-27

FOR LEAsE-De luxe din. I'm. and
Cocktail lounge seating 200.
prominent local hotel. Only sxper.
and financially sound applicants
considered. Avail. immed. BOX
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HOUSES TO SHARE

BOULEVARD HEIGHTS. Md
Middle aged government en-
ploye would like to share her
lady; COW. busline and shops. 10.
S-S2l5 after D pm.
GEORGETOWN-2 Girls wish 70
share house with > other girls
FE. 3-7SSB, after $3.50 pm.
GEORGETOWN HOME = Man "a
share with another gentleman
furn 2 bedrms., liv. rm., mod
kitchen, patio and Ia baths; near
public tranSp.. no parking prob
lens. Call FE. 3-7gS7 after Q pm
ie20 18th ST. N.W.-Wili share
3-bedrm., 2-bath house with
employed women. all modern con-
veniences EN-. 2-1915.
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ARL.-Brick Cape Cod. z ige. rms.
"a baths. scr. porch. dble. gar,
bsmt,, rec. rm.. firepl.. garb. dis
posal. Mr.. bus, shops, school: close
in. or children welcome. S160.
JE. 4-R285,
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FOR SALE
REAL ESTATE SALE or EXON.

EXCHANGE mod. 3 bdrm. ranch in
South Bend, Ind, for home in
Washington area. Reply Box 423-
r. Star.
35yOOO-Five bedrooms: Bethesda
Country Club section: will trade
for Miami-area home. Box 37O-R,
Star
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-09-26
FOR SALE-Miscelluneous

PERSONALIZED napkins matches,
coasters, stirrers, for engagements,
weddings. anniversaries. new homes,
etc The SCOOP, 814 East l52nd ST.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-09-26

l6MM Ampro sound protector, 81
RE l-099l.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-09-26

1850 '7l3-H.P. Scott-Atwater, fully re-
conditioned motor, first 500 takes.
KE l-0007.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-09-26

CABLE & Sons grand piano. tractor,
power mower. trailer, lathe, drill
press, power saw, boat, washer, radio
combination. television, chain hoist
37033 Vine, Willoughby.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-09-26
FOR SALE-MisCe Cellane0us

GAS furnace, Bard, with blower. COM
plete. $4,000 BTU. excellent condi-
ton, used 2 seasons, SIS w. 1-3628.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-09-26

CHAIN saw. Home from 10 to 2 o'clock,
KE. l-7786.
7la-HP. outboard motor, $50; Frigi-
daire automatic washer, $36; 18-inch
reel type power mower, $35. After 5
p. m, RE. 1-765l.
BUILDER retiring, band saw, drill
press, belt and disc type sander. g.
roofing brackets, ladders and other
tools. EV. 1-6l54 after p. m.
1850 va ENGINE and transmission
good condition, will fit any Ford
from 1882 to 1853, S35. Ii. 1-4903.
SEWING machine; radiant heater; 2,
12-ft chains, y and ss-inch; 2 large
pokers. other items. 500 East 13lst st.
SLEEPING room for employed lady,
breakfast optional. Ii. 1-744S.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-09-26
FOR SHLE-MisCellune0us
Public Auction

Saturday. September 2sth at z PM.
by order of the
Tony T. Schneider Co.
22sol Harms Rd. off Highland Rd.
Between Richmond I'd. and Euclid
The owner is in i'll health and must
move to Arizond climate. He will
sell the following equipment used
in the construction business plus
furniture, tools and other items too
numerous to mention at ouction
September 2Sth at ZOO Pm. TO the
highest bidder. Everyone welcome.
Equipment: IL foot cupboard boat.
trailer plus equipment. rs HIP.
Johnson motor: ls49 - ton Ford
utility body truck with steel canopy;
Ia ton l947 Ford IL fl. stake truck
with Anthony hYdroulic lift gate:
ton 4.wheel tdndem troiler for
roller. dozer. tractor. ETC.; 2 wheel
iroiler closed box type for voco-
lions. elecuicion, ETC.: l949 Mercury
convertible. Al slipsduper. Furni-
ture: Electric Store. Refrigerator.
Woshsr. Manqle. Living Room Set.
Bedroom Set. Porch. Lawn. and
Office Furniture: Lorgs Antique
Bel oil Hot Woter Tonk. Radio and
Phonogroph Combination. Records.
Old Bob Sled, Musical instruments.
Office Equipment: Two Desks. File
Cobines. Check Writer, Plus Mis-
eelloneous Equipment.
Tools: Complete Assortment; ESQ
amp. Arc Wslder; AcetYlene Outfit
with Tips. Rods. ETC.; Assortment of
Electric Motors. Wrenches. Electric
Fittings: Wire. Benches. Cobinets.
Shovels. Picks. Prybors. Ladders.
Blowers. Tires. Choins. Lood Bind
ers. BotterY Charger. Gas Engine.
Sewer Pipe. Oak Flooring. Saw
Horses. Gos Stotion Equipment. and
Other Items Too Numerous To
Mention.
Terms OF Sole: Cash or certified
check. 2S'6 deposit required.
MARVIN MALI
Auetionser. Approiser. Liquidotor
For "Details Coll KE. l-0l26
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screen, S5: electric sewing
machine, SIS; mahogany lamp table.
$40; electric sweeper with all attach
ments, $40; leather full length coat
size 38, $50. RE. 1853 after 80 D. IA
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-09-26
FOR SRLE-MisCellaneous

COUCH chair burgundy. S35; treadle
sewing machine. $40; bench wise, S.;
28-inch boys bicycle, $40. 422 East
ll5th ST.
Evening star., 1957-12-21
This Plan Features
Outside Terraces

drive. Potomac. Md. it occupies
a two-and-a-half acre site with
a good view Of the surrounding
countryside.
Owners are Mr.. and Mrs.
Jeffrey c. Kitchen. The archi-
tect was Esten & Ballard, and
the builder was the late Paul
Hammond.
From the main entrance. you
descend to the living room
floor. or 60 directly to the four
bedrooms upstairs. One Of the
upper-floor bedrooms has q
fireplace and can be used as .
study. The master bedroom has
its own bathroom.
On the lower floor are the
living room, dining room, fam
lily room. kitchen, utility room
See HOUSE, Page B-3
Evening star., 1957-12-21

The house shown on this
page has q number Of interest,"
ing features:
/. A lot Of space inside a re-
latively inexpensive rectangu-
lar form.
2. A family room open TO the
kitchen.
3. A main entrance at mid
point between the upper and
lower floors.
I. Separate dining room so
located that it can easily be
combined with living room
space for entertaining large
groups.
S. Outside terraces accessible
to the living room and family
room.
Located at lO40i Riverwood
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-08
Orange Rallies From
Ha!ftin,e Tie TO
Whip Powhatan 27-7
BIZ PAUL BOOK. JR.

The powerful Orange High School
Hornets came back in the second
half Of the game with Powhatan
Saturday night at Orange to- whip
the Indians ..27-7.
The score at the half was NJ,
but the Hornets ran batk the kickoff.
at the opening Of the second half
for touchdown and then kept roll
ing.
A 6o-yard touchdown pass vas
next. ana then Monte GAY. Aids
trict fullhack who had been scoring
all the extra points. crashed through
the line for the final touchdown
Powhatan scored when halfback
Curtis Lawson swept around end for
a touchdown. John Campbell scored
the extra point This Thursday the
Indians face ,Spotsylvania at Spot
sylvania.
The loss to the undefeated Hornets
was only the second for Coach Hank
Norton's Indians. The other was a
100 loss 10 another District ?
power. Varina-
Powhatan has defeated Gooch-
land. Midlothian and Fluvanna in
District play. and Amelia High, a
District 8 squad, Games with Louisa
and Henry Clay have been post
poned.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-08
District Summary
Orange And Varina
Meet Tough Foes
.Albermarle, Freeman
District 2 Summary

-Four District top powers. who
have been riding smoothly in win
ming nut. are due for some big
bouncing this week end
Varina and Orange. both witt
seven straight victories this season
n district competition. meet upset
minded teams in the form OF Doug
las Freeman and Albemarle, who
battled to 1920 tie for the only
mark against either team in the
district
Orange rang UP their 22nd con
secutiVe win over three year
period with a surprising display OF
power against Powhatan. The Hor-
nets controlled the ball and ball
game to win 277.
Albemarle rolled over Mill er
School 28-6 last week, getting ready
for their giant-killing role against
Orange Friday Miller School has
not been too impressive. having
yielded to Madison, 1876. two weeks
ago
Vaiina ran up against stronger
than-expected Washington Henry
devon last week and eked out =
1877 victory.
Meanwhile, Freeman was turning
in one of their worst performances
of the year, letting Thomas Dale off
with 6-6 tie. James Monroe
stomped Thomas Dale $50 the prev
ious week. yet James Monroe lost
to Freeman 200 early in the season.
"A great deal of action in District
q was postponed or Cancelled be-
cause Of influenza and inclement
weather.
Batting 100 per cent, except for
the Freeman-Dales tie, we pick this
weeks winners as follows. Varina
over Freeman. Stafford over Mid
lothian: Powhatan over Spotsyl-
vania; Orange over Albemarle !.
Louisa over Fluvanna: and Cul-
pepper over Madison Out-of-district
games look like Washington-Henry
over Caroline. James Monroe over
Fishburne: Goochland over Henry
Clay: and Tappahannock over King
George. Again it looks like Flu over
All.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-08
BY TOMMY LayNE

Randolph Henry High overcalne a
siX-point halftine deficit and rolled
1n "a conquer a determined Farm
yille High eleven 24-I2 here Monday
nighl
lhf FITS Wolverines marched 81
yards With the opening kickoff TO
Score on 4 quarterback sneak By
Jackie Mcintosh. The Statesmen
bounced right back to knot the
score Oh Barl Clements four-yartl
plunge baf found themselves behind
t-l2 ~ HE half after Wolverine
FalihacK Leroy Fahrner ran six
yards off tackle to tally for the
tone sqaaa
Alter rallying their forces at half
time the Statesmen scored twice i'll
The third period with Halfback Gene
GfNder ono I'll TIE districts finest
runners tQtine the leather. Gfyder
scored nn 4 siXyard run and after
d 4fyara Tunpack u q stolen pass.
Tle hia Bite ana White pui the
cap'oh The victory oh i touchdown