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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-06-07
Seven Dwarfs'
TO Be Repeated

BUCKINGHAM. June A
repeat performance Of "Sno "
White and the Seven DWarfs. \
by the Dtllwyn Kindergarten Will
oe held June 9 at 7 pm. on
he lawn Of the Bethlehem Ba' J
list parsonage, the home of tho
Rev. and Ms George Reynolds
The public is invited. Nancv
Wingo portrays the part of Snow
White and Larry Davis. III Q
prince The seven dwarfs ar
llmm;e Rice. ICE wood. BIZ
Baldwin, wayne O'Bryant.
Chef Ransom. Charles Reynolds
and John Station.
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RUCKINGHAAI, June g
Comm ancement schedules for
the three elementary schools in
Buckingham County are: Ar
vonia. Tuesday at 1870 pm; and
Buckingham Elementary, Tues
day at 10 a m. .Dillwyn held its
commencement Monday at 8
pm.
Frank Webb was in New York
or three days last week on a
business trip.
Recent guests of Mrs. Mary
Baird were Mr., and Mrs. Dale
Nicholas, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Ballard, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Breaker. CT Maryland, Mrs j
II. Santon. of Richmond, Mr.
md Mrs. J. P. Davis. of Wash
George Wheeler and children, O.
Sccttsville.
j. P. McCraw, OF F'armvl'le
ecently visited Mrs. E. c. Nc
-raW.
Mrs. Joe Law and daughter
Nancy, spent Wednesday night
Richmond, visiting with Mr.
md Mrs. Dabney Crews.
Mrs. Lucille Davis visited fol
he holiday week end with Mrs
Mary Everett. of Richmond
While there she visited Mr.. ant
Mrs. Harold Garrett.
Guests of the Rev. Howard
Wall for the Memorial Day holi
lays were Mr.. and Mrs. Jorge
Lara Braud and son. Jorgito, o.
Mexico City.
A union summer vacation
Bible school Of Trinity Methodist
Mavsville Baptist and Maysvillt
Presbyterian churches will be
in Friday, June 10 and ruiz
| hrough the 18th.
IT will be held in the Maysvillt
Presbyterian Church.
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Situation Wanted

ACCOUNTANT Young man.
June graduate Of Accounting
Course. desires employment in
Farmville. Contact Phillips Busi-
ness College. 1890 Church Street.
Lynchburg. Virginia. Dial
Victor 7-7701. 6-7-2t
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A NEW VERSION

Teacher: lis yous mother or
your father the boss in your
house,"
Betty: my daddy is the boss,
7ut mommv does most OF the
t tai :: and that's what We g
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HELP WANTED

$50 PER HOUR for part or
full time route WORK. Large re
peat orders. Man or woman
Write McNess Co. P. O. Box
37l, Baltimore, Md.
6-7-2tp(Tl
UNEXPECTED CHANGE -
makes available good RaWleigh
business in Prince Edward Coun-
ty. Splendid business secured III
his district for many years. Ex-
ceptional opportunity for right
man. Write RaWleigh's, Dept
VA-7l0-10l, Richmond, Va.
6-7-17-24
SALESMAN. permanent position,
prefer resident Of Buckingham or
Charlotte county. married, age
) to 80. Apply in person to B.
c. Balm, Home Furniture Co.,
Far1nville. 6-33tf
WANTED NV Two men for sales
and service Apply Electrolu>
Corp. ZIG Main St, South Bos
ton, Va. SLIT.
LADIES - Represent Avon Cos
metics in Amelia County area.
Earnings to $1,000 a day All
products Internationally guaran-
teed. Write Mrs. Mary Franklin,
P. o. Box 1880, Petersburg. Va.
5-27-5t
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70 a buggy, sulltv, cart Of other
Qt9ble vehicle.
The horse show. featuring It
c,a as VIII lolleW immediately
after The parade Lunch wlll be
-.l453le 1t ,he show grounds
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What's Frea'

This space is offered without
charge by The Herald to anyone
who wishes to give somethin,
away Free" 2-l-tt
GERMAN SHEPHERD good
Guard dog Phone Famville E3
2-4434. 6-32
CATS AND DOGS - several
darling kittens AID puppy
friendly with small children. All
cokng fol good homes. Can Elk
2-3S84: G-3-2p
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PART TIME WORK

Hours at your convenience
Avon Cosmetics offers op-
portunity to earn $500 or
more per hour in the Mar
shall, Slate River Francisco
D is tr ic IS Of Buckingham
County Phone FornviIle
tx 2 1884 or RepIy:
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FOR SALE

- - - -
DO YOU OWN your own lot?
Would YOU want a new home?
No money down f. Il "A. V. A.
financing. Can or write G. S.
Medenos. Box 1872, Phone Victor
SLATE, Lynchburg. Va. 634tp
81 WINDOW FAN: used only 2
weeks. Mrs. W.. d. Hamilton.
phone Elk z-4597. 6-3-2p
PLANTS - 400 yards dark to-
5acco plants: 100 yards hurley
W. Walker. Il. |, Farmyille, EA
o-l323. 6-3-2t
20 ROLLS for player piano, sa-
cred and jazz. 80 cents per roll.
Peoples Supply Store, New Can
ton, Virginia. 6-3-2p
SPENCER individually de-
signed supports for comfort,
economy, style and beauty. CAL
Mrs. Putney, registered corseti-
ere. Phone EX 2-4468. 5-l0-9p
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FREEZER CONTAINERS. Ply
able plastic. Pints Is cents with
i'd. Quarts 80 cents with lid.
Farmville Electric & Appliance
Co.. li0 North Main Street,
phone EX 2-322l, Farmville. Va.
5-3l-tf
FISHING EQUIPMENT: See us
for all your fishing needs. Let
is give you all the hot tips on
What to use and where to catch
hem. Farmville Electric Ap-
oliance Co., 40 North Mail
Street, Phone Elk 1921, Farm
vile. 4-5-tt
'OR THE FIGURE: Visit the
& S Contour Shop, phone Elk 2
1873, Farmville, Va. 5-l3-tf
doing MACHINES and Type
writer's. Southside Business Ma
hines, Corner of Main and High
Streets. FarmVllle. 8-8-ti
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saturday EVENING POST
20 weeks for S4.19. TV Guide, 81
Teeks for $3.50. New and re-
lewals. II. V. Lancaster, Jr., 408
Iigh Street, Farmville. Eek ?
1888. 5-l3-Sp
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APARTNENT HOUSE - located
100 High Street. apis, stoker
leat. must be sold to settle an
state. Call j. 7. Doyne, Jr., Elk
'-4726. 4-12-tf
HOUSE - 8-roOm house. modern
conveniences. with approximately
) acres. long frontage on River
Road, 2 2 miles tarnVllle. Bar
gain price $1,000. Terms ar
canged. Call w. H. Baldwin, Jr.,
tx 2-395l 5-l3-tf
Or RENT - Wheel chairs hosp
tai beds. crutches, canes, or SICK
room needs. Gray's Drug Store
Farmville. 6-2o-u
1853 FORD convertible: new
tires, excellent condition. Apply
Farnville Radiator Shop, Farm
vile Elk 2526O. 5-6-tt
4 PURE-BRED Landrace Male
pigs. Nine weeks old Vernon
Easter. Ri. l, Farmville.
5-27-4p
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NOTICE;

COLOR SCHEMES: See our new
floor selector. Color of walls,
draperies. trim, and floor cover
ing coordinated by Fashion Ex-
perts. On display at the Floor
Shop, 1l9 N. Main Street,
Farmville, Virginia 5-31-tf
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FOR RENT

APARTMENT - three bedrooms.
Modern. S. w. Futney, Jr., Elk
2-4l33 or EX 1890. / Gift
~~ ~--~- ---
APARTMENT -Four rooms
and bath. se~arate entrance
299 Madison Street. Howard
Stuart. Elk 2-4295. eff
APARTMENT Mrs. James
Lancaster. G-7-3tp
APARTM ENT - furnished, i'm
mediate possession. Phone Eek
2473l. 6-3-2.
HOUSE - At Buckingham CHI.
3-bedroom residence. living
room. dining room. kitchen
bath. 5000 per month. Call
WO 9-2391. 6-3-8t
HOUSE - Small house, 700 Irv-
irg street. Write Box 269, Farm
Vile, Va. 6-3-tf
APARTMENT = heat and water
furnished; outside entrance. 3l6
S. Main, FarmvilIe. 6-3-4p
APARTMENT unfinished.
302 First Ave, Phone Elk 2
1858. 5-3l -8p
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APARTMENT Unfinished,
second floor 4 rooms, bath, $25.
302 Bridge ST.. Phone Elk 2
1863. 5-24-8p
APARTMENT modern I'M
furnished; rooms and bath.
Call Elk 2-3906. 5-20-6p
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APARTMENTS = Col Pine; 3 or
rooms. heat and water furn-
ished. Miss Elizabeth Burger.
5-l7-tf
APARTMENT three large
furnished rooms. L. A. Smith,
495 S. Main St. Farmyille. 5-13-tf
LARGE second. floor area. VIII
reAt entire floor, or split into
fflces. On Third Street within
block of Main Street. T. w
Bloomfield. 5 30tf
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CLASSIFIEDS
For SAit.

MILK COWS fresh. Holstein
and Guernsey b L. Garrett,
Rice. PhtAe tx 2 3522
6-7-2t
CHEVROLET 80, 2door,
hard top. good condition best
offer VIII bay. FIX 1851.
CLIP
LOST bright carpet colors
restore them with Blue Lustl'e
carpet and upholstery cleaner.
Home Furniture Co, Farmville.
6-71t
BUILDING LOTS-T. w. Bloom
field. Phone Elk 2-4174. 6-26-tf
1859 TWO TON Chevrolet
truck with cattle body. In ex-
cCllent condition Body can be
easily removed if not desired
Also 1853 Plymouth. 4-door sedan.
CAMBRIDGE In good condition
Both priced reasonably Pattie
NJ Naples, Route 2, Farmville.
Elk 2-3295. scott
BEE SUPPLIES: Motley Hard
ware Co. Two convenient To-
cations. 1873 North Main Street
and 23l North Main Street,
Farmville. 4-8-tf
HOUSE : New 2-bedroom house.
Youngstown kitchen, aluminium
windows, and cutters, tile floors.
ample closets and storage, or
large level lot miles Farm
vile on River Road. Call W. H
Baldwin, Jr., EX 2-395l. 5-l3-tf
OLDSMOBnE- 1854. with auto
matte transmission. pow
brakes. radio. heater. excellent
condition. Cash or trade. easy
terms. First N tiona Bank.
Farmvllle. Va. 5-31-tf
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WANTED TO RENT Will share
office expense in exchange for
desk space. mailing address and
occa sional telephone calls. P. Q.
Box 81. Farmville. 6-3-2p
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WANTED

HAY wanted to buy 100
bales good hay. c. ]. Cox.
5-31-4t
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SERVICES


CHAIR REPAIRING ~ Let me
ehottom Your hairs, cord
weaving a specially. also can
ng and refinishing Call for and
deliver. Bluiit AGafews, r. 6
Phone Elk 2-4746. Farmville.
6-7-3tp
RIDING HORSE Registered
Kentucky thorough bred at stud
w S. Klser Farmville. Va.
531-4r
AVN MOWERS SHAHPENED
and Repaired: All types. Mot
ley Hardware Co. Two con
yenient locations. 1873 Nortl
Main Street and 23l North Main
street. Farmville. 4-8-tf
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SEPTIC TANKS: cleaned. new
systems installed, old systems
repaired. Free estimate. w. w
Dickerson, phone Elk 1855
Farmville. LIST
MEADOR GROCERY - floor
sanding and finishing. Linoleum
and tile furnished and installed
Located old w. B. Morris Grocery
store Phone Elk 2-3739 for free
estimates. 2-26-tf
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DICKFPs0N Auction Company
We cry for you. Auction any
hing. anywhere, any time. w
w. Dickerson. Farmville, phone
Elk 2-3556. 2-12-tf
SERVICE DEPARTMENT. If il
can be fixed, we can fix 1t. AL
work guaranteed. The only thing
cheap about our service is ouI
orice. Farmers Supply Co.
phone Elk 2-3446, Farmville. Va
1-13-t,
AT STUD Registered Quarter
Horse. w. C. Jackson, Amelia
Phone 421. 5-13-8t
FOR BEAUTY: Visit the Vanity
Beauty Shop, phone Elk 2-4460
Farmville, Va. 5-13-tf
SEE US for all your welding
needs. Farmville Auto Radiator
Shop. 5-10-tf
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LOST bright carpet colors q.
restore them with Blue Lustre
carpet and upholstery cleaner.
Home Furniture Co, Farmville.
GILT
Evening star., 1960-01-12

the long-famous Gillette Blue Blade
to be completely adequate for their
shaving needs, we urge their con-
tinued use of it.
The Gillette Super Blue Blade has a
radically new kind of shaving edge
that requires extra processing.
And this new blade is precision engi-
neered to fit exactly all Gillette Razors.
Because production is slower THE dis
tri6Hti0n of THE neV Super Blue Blade
WiU be somewhat Imited in the
Evening star., 1960-01-12
Redskins Get
Billy Brewer,
'58 Druftee

Homer E. Billy Brewer, de-
fenSive halfbacks from Missis-
Sipi who was drafted by the
Redskins a year ago, has joined
"a growing list of Washington
recruits. Coach Mike Nixon
announced today.
A veteran of three bowl
games. including the recent
Sugar Bowl in which Ole Miss
clobbered Louisiana State, 21-0,
Brewer was the Redskins goth
pick a year ago when he had
another year of college elgibili-
ty. The 6-foot, 19O-pounder
also played in the 1858 Gator
and Sugar Bowls. He is 25.
Previously announced we're
Halfback Jim Crotty of Notre
Dame, Tackles Andy Stynchula
of Penn State ana Don STALL
ings of North Carolina, Center
Jim Eifrid of Colorado State,
Quarterback Jim st. CLAN of
Santa Barbara, and Guard
Billy Roland and End Bill Her
ron of Georgia.
Nixon also has talked to half =
back Sam Horner of Virginia
Military Institute and Guard
Vince Promuto Of Holy Cross,
both of whom have agreed to
terms. Both are trackmen. how
ever, and can not sign until
after completing their college
eligibility in that sport.
Evening star., 1960-01-12
TDCIubHonors BeIIino
As Areas S No. .1Gridder

Joe Bellino, Navy's star jun
ior halfback, has been named
the winner of the Touchdown
Clubs Robert B. Smith Memo
rial Trophy as the outstanding
area college football player.
Bellino will join other sports
notables, including Billy Can
non, Louisiana States two
time All-American, in receiv-
ing his award at the clubs 25th
annual awards banquet Satur-
day night at the Sheraton-Park
Bellino suffered a leg injury
in the Southern Methodist
Methodist game last season
and was out for three games
losses to Syracuse and Miami
and a tie with Pennsylvania.
Joe returned to the lineup in
the Notre Dame game, won by
the Irish, 1922, on Monty
Stickles' laSt-minute field goal.
He returned punt SO yards to
give the MiddieS a 22-14 vic
tory over Maryland the follow
ing week.
The feet 21-year-old then
scored three touchdownS against
Army-the first Navy back ever
to accomplish that feat-aS the
MiddieS walloped the Cadets,
Evening star., 1960-01-12

A youth movement has re-
vitalized the Walter johnson
basketball squad, and it GER
tainly contributed to the Spar
tans' 58-57 shocker against big
brother Bethesda-Ch Chase
last Friday.
Winner only against Gath
ersburg in four pre-holiday
games, Coach Allen Swick
moved up Sophomores Dean
Fitzpatrick. Buddy Borror and
David Yates-all of whom
stretch 6 feet or 6-1-to the
varsity during vacation.
The trio saw duty in a loss
to Wakefield week ago Satur-
day and played almost three
quarters, along with Juniors
Warren Price, Walt Whitman
and Brian Mclaughlin, IN that
drubbing by Bladensburg the
following Tuesday. The ex-
perience, however painful, paid
off against B-CC.
Fitzpatrick, the 6-foot-6 Price
and 6-footer Whitman joined
Seniors Tommy Lamond and
Tom McGibony on the start
ing five. They slowed down
B-CC's running game. Nc
Laughlin came in for Lamond
when he fouled out in the last
period and made two baskets
which proved the difference.
Evening star., 1960-01-12
WITH THE
HIGH SCHOOLS.
By DICK sLAY

Saturday night the father of
Cal Thomas, another squad
member, treated the team to a
steak dinner downtown.
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NOTES FROM THE HAT
BAND Defending champion
Westinghouse will be hard
pressed to repeat as winner of
The Star Games scholastic
track meet a week from Satur-
day, if it sticks to its promised
entry list.
The Generals sent word to
Director Hardy Pearce they will
send Is or 16 boys. Quality,
not necessarily quantity. is the
prerequisite for victory in a big
invitational meet, but not since
Cardozo won the inaugural
meet in 1855 has the team
champion entered as few as 16.
Coaches of competing teams
will meet at 7:30 pm. Monday
at The Star Building to draw
up the heats.
y +
McLean's basketball varsities
never have won more than six
games in a season, but the
surprising Highlanders already
have reached that figure this
winter. Coach William
Freeman of Fairmont Heights
Evening star., 1960-01-12
Minnesota Group
Seeks NFL Club

MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. II
(AP)-A Statewide organiza-
ton, including groups from
this city, st. Paul and Duluth,
pledged to an outlay of 81 mil
lion, has been formed to back
a campaign to bring a Ma
tional Football League team to
Minneapolis-St. Paul.
A Minnesota delegation will
attend the NILS meeting in
Miami next week to push for
a franchise. A certified check
for $25,OOO already has been
Evening star., 1960-01-12
HIGH SCHOOL
BASKETBALL
RESULTS YESTERDAY

RESULTS YESTERDAY
West Point Prep, SO; Columbian Prep,
GAMES TODAY
Eastern VS. Spingarn at Tech 800.
Anacostia VS.. Chamberlain at Eastern
Phelps VS.. Tech. at Eastern, 4:3O.
Bell at Coolidge. $3.50.
western at Roosevelt, 3:30
Wilson VS.. Dunbar at Roosevelt, 4:30
DeMatha vs. Mackin at Carroll.
Gonzaga VS. st. Anthony at DeMatha
St Johns at o'Connen, s.
St. Stephens at Priory, (
Bulls School at Charlotte Hall, 3:45.
Hesle at 9uantico Post s;l5
B-CC at GEORGETOWN Prep. 3.30
Bladens0urg at Richard MONTGOMERY
Blair at High Point, ?.
Northwood at Northwestern, $50.
Walter johnson at Suitland, $50.
Galthersburg at Wheaton, 4.
Parker-Gray at Fairmont Heights, /.
Sherwood at GlenelR, 2.
Bel Air at Howard County, $50.
LeonardtoWn at Lackey, $40.
Surrattsyille at Laurel, 2.
Wakefield at Fairfax, 8.
Annandale VS.. CIV at Hammond. 8.
Hammond at Mount Vernon 3.
Mclean at Wsshington-Lee, s.
Groveton at Jeb Stuart, &.
FAILS Church at James Madison, 8.
OsbOurn at Culpepcr, Z
GARFIELD at Herndon, 7.
Nokesville at Marshall, 7.
Holman Boston at Jennie Dean, no.
Luther Jackson at Bowling Green. 7.3O.
GAMES TOMORROW
Carroll at Eastern. $50
GEORGETOWN Prep at Friends, $3.50.
St James at st. Adams, $3.50.
St, Anthony at Longfellow, 4
Bulls Prep at GWU Frosh. 4
Randolph- Macon at Woodbury. Forest
J. :. Wright at Parker Gray, 1880.
Evening star., 1960-01-12
6COntenders
Lock Horns in
Virginia Race

The scholastic basketball
schedule tonight again belongs
almost exclusively to Northern
Virginia teamS-as is normal
on TueSdays-and it may be a
particularly important date for
the nearby Group I League
members.
Six Group I games are on
tap. and three of them pair
teams in the upper half Of the
Northern District standings.
where only two and a half
games separate the first and
seventh-place clubs.
Fairfax, No. 7 at the moment |
with a 4-3. record, is host to
the leader, Wakefield CID. !
Fairfax is the only team to de-
feat Washington-Lee, which in
turn is the only winner over
Wakefield so far.
Mclean (6-2) is at Washing
ton-Lee (6-D and Hammond
(5-3) at Mount Vernon (6-2) /
in the other top games. Also, /
Groveton GID visits Jeb Stuart
Q-D, Annandale (3-4) plays
George Washington (3-3 at
Hammond and James Madison
oO-D entertains Falls Church
(2-6).
In the Group II League,
George Mason's game at Rap
pahannock has been postponed .
to February 2.
In day games, the Eastern
Spingarn tussle at Tech today
should go a long way in de-
Gliding the Interhigh League
East Division champion, al
though it's early yet. Tomor-
row. Eastern again plays in the
main attraction when it is host
to top-ranked and unbeaten
Carroll at $3.50.
Evening star., 1960-01-12

confides that Stanley Allen, his
basketball center and quarter
back in football, has high
hopes of qualifying for the Air
Force Academy.
George Leftwich of Carroll
is IA points shy of the 1000
mark for three seasons of
basketball. o.. Teammate John
Thompson has toJaIed l,O81
over the same period. In
cidentally, the game last Fri
day against st. Anthony, which
Thompson sat out because of a
turned ankle, was the first
game the 6-foot-11 ace missed
in his Carroll career.
So IS
Eastern, which opened its
basketball season against rough
company last week, beating
Dunbar and Fairmont Heights
and losing to st. Johns, now
has four players averaging 13
points or better. Roscoe
Brown leads with a 1877 figure,
followed by James Colbert and
Draft Young at 1913 and Paul
Gist at 13 even. The
Ramblers will need that bal
ance today against Spingarn,
tomorrow against Carroll and
Friday against Mckinley Tech.
Jeb Stuart's basketball team,
which emulates the Harlem
Globetrotters' Sweet Georgia
routine before its games,
also is one of the few Northern
Virginia teams to play the race
horse brand. Coach Herb
Duvall, who played at West
Virginia Tech, has his charges
taking an average of better
than 10 shots a game.
Evening star., 1960-01-12

posted with Austin Gunsel, NFL
commissioner.
The drive gained momentum
after Minneapolis Withdrew
from the newly formed Ameri-
can Football League. The NIL
reportedly is considering add
ing two new cities from among
Miami, Boston, Dallas and the
Twin-C Cities.
Evening star., 1960-01-12

1912, in the annual season
windup for the. two service
academies.
Bellino was Navy's top ground
gamer with 564 yards in SO
carries and led in scoring with
48 points. He is from Winches-
ter, Mass.
Evening star., 1960-01-12
Auto Club Meets

The Capital Chapter of the
Alfa-Romeo Owners Club will
meet at 8 o'clock tonight at the
home of Margo Ford, 418 South
Lee street, Alexandria.
Evening star., 1960-01-12
WiU be SOmeWbat Imited in the
immediate future,

The new SHter Blue Blade is priced
at 69t for a dispenser of 10. 1t is
also available with the new Gillette
Adjustable Razor set at $1.95.
No words can tell you how fine this
new Gillette Super Blue Blade is.
You'll have to use it to believe it. So
ifyour retailer is out of stock, write The
Gillette Co., Pc. Box No. 1900, BoS-
ton, Massachusetts, and we will send
you two trial blades without charge.
Evening star., 1960-01-12

This new Super Blue Blade aroused
so much enthusiasm in our tests that
we sincerely expect it to be one of the
most talked about improvements in
shaving history.
When you try this new Gillette Super
Blue Blade, you will discover shay
ing is so much faster and requires so
little effort you might actually wonder
if there is blade in your razor.
No matter how tough your beard or
how tender your skin, this new Super
Blue Blade is Internationally guar
anteed to deliver the cleanest and
most comfortable shaves you ever
exPerienced-regardIess of uObat sharing
method yOH bave used in THE past.
Evening star., 1960-01-12

|ILLETTE announces the new
~ Super Blue Blade that we believe
to be the most important advance
in sharing comfort tOitbn the past 20
Evening star., 1960-06-15
BY SAM DAWSON
Associated Press Financial Writer

NEW YORK, June Is (AP).-
Today is the day that those
who pay Federal income taxes
on the instalment plan must
ante up the second round. 1t S
also the day that corporations
have a similar uig date with
the Internal revenue Service.
Usually they borrow heavily
from tie banks to meet the
corporal income tax payment
date.
But this time something new
has been added. Banks report
little upsurge of business bcr-
rowing. And corporate treas
urers seem to have enough cash
on hand to go in the Treasury
weekly bill auction and bid
strenuously. The 91-day bill
rate fell to a yield of 2.292 and
the 182-day bill rate to 2497
1t was the fourth straight week.
ly drop in this prime indicator
of short term interest rate
trends.
Money Easier
Money is easier And interest
rates have been falling-lnost
places except at the CONNER
cial banks.
This in time is expected to
boost business and to make
things more pleasant for indi-
vidualS warting to borrow.
But in the case of industry
there could be other reasons
Many corporation treasures
find themselves flush and also
why they might prize particu-
larly this weeks two Treasury
bill issues.
/ Reasons given for the strong.
er cash situation in many bus
Evening star., 1960-06-15
Central Moves
ToGet RoIeiin
Rail Merger

NEW YORK, June Is (AP)
The president of the New
York Central Railroad seeks
to block with stock offer any
Baltimore & Ohio-Chesapeake
& Ohio Railroad merger that
does not include the Central.
Alfred Perlman called a spe-
cial meeting of the Central
Board Of Directors for June "a
to discuss the proposed offer
to BIO stockholders. Terms of
the offer were not disclosed.
BRO stockholders also are
being approached by the Gao
with an offer that has the ap-
proval of both the C&O and
BIO directors.
Previously, Mr.. Perlman said
the emerging rail picture in the
East should include two sys-
TENS with the Central in one
and the Pennsylvania in the
other. He served notice on the
C&O and the B&O that the
Central should be included in
their merger.
However. both railroads have
gone right ahead with merger
plans, leaving the Central out
in the cold.
Another effort by Mr.. Perl
man to block the C&O-B&C
merger, at least as long as ii
did not include the Central
was petition to the Interstate
Commerce Commission to halt
all railroad mergers in the
East.