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Evening star., 1961-12-06
BY TRUMAN r. TEMPLE
Star staff Writer

Stag Night" an idea origi-
mated to spur sales of frilly un-
mentionables two-and-a-half
decades ago, has become a re-
spected Washington institution
With the Christmas rush ge.-
ting under way, there's scarcely
a male charge customer here
who doesn't get at least one
engraved invitation in his mail
to shop for female gifts in a
sympathetic, semi-private at
mosphere.
Some stores are putting on
fashion shows for the men.
Others keep the entertainment
muted, on the theory that too
much hoopla hurts sales. And
at least one store this week is
offering martins and manhat-
tans for the tense executive.
Although no one is sure just
where the custom originated,
officials at several local stores
agree that a flossy New York
women's shop. Bonwit Teller,
first made it famous.
Called "Club" at First
1--WE called it the 72l Club
when we began it Is years ago."
a Bonwit executive explained
yesterday, land it's still quite
popular" The store began by
inviting brokers and bankers
who normally would shy away
from the lingerie counter in
Christmas shopping. Night club
decor, champagne and fashion
modelling all helped part the
Wall Streeters from their cash.
The custom has been taken
up in Washington since then.
with variations. Some officials
claim male hashfulness about
buying clothes for lady friends
is vanishing. It's the conven-
fence that draws men nova
days." one insists.
Following is a sampling Of
Evening star., 1961-12-06

Current contract is with Allied
Aviation of Virginia.
The big volume of jet fuel
and aviation gasoline is now in
fuel tanks of the site to start
six weeks testing of the air
craft fueling system. Present
capacity at the airport is five
million gallons.
There are four hydrants at
each of the initial 30 aircraft
loading positions on the apron.
They can deliver any two of the
five fuels handled in the main
system, with a peak flow at
each aircraft position OF 1900
gallons per minute. Single hy-
drants are located between the
loading positions to refuei
smaller planes.
A full load on the larger four
engine jet transport is slightly
ONSA 4i,OOO SdlIOllS.
y y 4
American Airlines' vice pres
ident William J. Hogan had a
slightly cheering note on the
airline industry in his address
before the Los Angeles Society
OF Financial Analysts recently.
He reported that passenger
traffic in October and Novem-
Der showed signs of a definite
upturn for tne first time since
1859.
Americans traffic. he said,
showed even more improve
ment than the industry as a
whole. Rapidly-r:sing capacity
during the period when traffic
was not growing, however. re-
duced load factors percentage
OF seats soldp for both the in
dustry and the airline far be-
~" edIller years.
American recently reported
net earnings for the first nine
morthS of $4.2 million against
S7,9 million for the same Pc
riod in 1860.
/ No one has ever denied 1t is
inevitable that the venerated
DC-3 Will soon cease to exist
on the airlines.
Piedmont, announcing the
purchase last week of II Mar
tin 404s from Trans World, has
indicated it will shelve the last
of its DC-3S in m:d-l962.
Piedmont also is operating
eight F-27s, the high wing tur-
bo-prop built by FairchiId.
4
You have until next Sunday
TO alrmall Christmas packages
to SerVicemen overseas, the Air
Transport Association has an
nounced. F. T. HOpmeier,
assistant district sales manager
for Northwest Airlines here. will
be transferred to Phila adelphia
as district sales manager.
Peter T. Ebel. 5708 Broad
Branch road NV, is a new
station agent for National Air
lines here. James r. Carson
is the Air Transport Associa- :
tion's new fscilitation manager.
:. The Helicopter Association
of America will hold it's annual
convention in Dallas January
21-24. Beech Aircraft will
unveil its new ASS Baron twin
engine business plane next
month. . Braniff flight crews
are getting new, trinity tailored
gray uniforms.
Evening star., 1961-12-06

SOOAS "A uSPASO OAlC val lOuo
Washington, New York, Chicago
and Paris branches Of the club,
with objects dart on loan from
club owners.
Cocktails and Door Prizes
John David has mailed out
private invitations to its charge
customers and is serving cock
tails this week through Friday
at its clothing store, K and
Connecticut avenue NV. from
$50 to 7:30 pm. Both men
and women are invited.
Jelleff's will offer a mems
night at its Falls Church store
December 13 from z to $50
pm. with models, door prizes
including a mink stole. and
personal shoppers" to give ad-
vice to baffled customers. Sell
mas Gowns at 1907 Connecti-
cut avenue NV. has scheduled
a similar event December l3
with models, hors d'oeuvres and
coffee for the men.
Some Get Distracted
Do stores make as much
money on stag nights? Several
officials think so, but one eau
toned:
! I'VE don't provide too many
distractions. You get bottle
necks in the aisles. and they
forget to shop"
At least one store braces for
a flood of returns after its stag
night. Men buy a lot Of black
lingerie for their wives" one
official fem ale) explained,
"and I will say much of it comes
back. You can't wear it under
light clothes, and there's just
so much black lingerie you can
use.
OF course. a lot of wives are
flattered by it,"
Evening star., 1961-12-06

Car experts call EStck the biggest automotive news
Take Discovery Drive and try it. You have the pre-
control OF stick shift Full engine braking on downhil
grades You can rock the car swiftly from low to reve
in mud sand, or snow.
But there's no clutch pedal. The automatic clutch
operates like magic when you move the shift lever.
You just lift finger to shift gear
Price it. Only $595O In fact, the Rambler American
Deluxe 2-Door Sedan equipped with the amazing
E-Stck costs less than any other U.S. car with
standard transmission manufacturers suggested
factory y-delivered prices).
Prices are lower on all '62 models. This is Rambler
progress sharing in action. See your Rambler dealer
See how Rambler gives you an obviously better value
product and price-much, much more car for your mo
Evening star., 1961-12-06
Models Demonstrate


One of the oldest local prac-
titioners of the all-male shop.
ping event is Woodward and
Lothrop, which will hold Its
10th annual stag night Decem-
ber l3 at its F street store with
rs professional models demon
Strating apparel.
This year Woodies is Turing
teen-age males with free rec
and white badges bearing such
legends as Cool. Man, Cool
"A-OK" and Launch Me-"
Among messages on badges
for the more sedate adult shop
pers are I'm Boss Tonight
Call Me Santa" and Bill Me
Later-Much Later" The Pre-
cisionists, a 50-voice chorus
will offer harmony at the store
during the evening.
Gaslight Club girls are among
the attractions at the Hecht
Co. downtown store at Seventh
and F streets NV, as we'll as
the Joe Rinaldi Dixieland
Combo. at its stag night De-
cember 9. Four areas of the
Evening star., 1961-09-27

WGL-The Silver Room Washington,
Chevy Chase, Wheaton PIozo, Corners
and Alexandra
Evening star., 1961-09-27

Ask about our fIotwore purchase
plan.
No Down Payment
Monthly Payments AS Low As
500 on orders up to 102.5O
ZOO on orders up to 1880
1000 on orders up to 2O5.0O
1900 on orders up to 3O7.50
oil prices plus small service charge
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-19

history play. And the 375th
anniversary of the birth of Vir-
ginia Dare. its heroine. It
could be a great week for
Charles and The Lost Colony"
Frances highest cinema
award, that of the Cinema
thesque Franchise, has just
been given to Gene Kelly. q.
For his work not only as dancer.
but also as actor and director.
The prize has gone before
to only two performers, Fred
Zimmerman and Alfred Hitch
cock. directors. e. University
of Maryland Theater will start
its season fearlessly. with a
production Of Guys and Dolls"
on october IS Rudy Pug
liese. formally DR.. Rudolph Pug
liese. is directing the produc-
ton. Two of Italy's most
sensational film performers.
Marcello Mastroianni OF La
Dolce Vita" and Claudia Cardi-
male. Girl With A Suitcase"
will be seen together in a film
soon. The production is
III Bell Antonio" which will
be an Embassy Pictures release
in this country. Maryland's
Suburban Committee for Israel
Bonds will present AN Eve
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-19

UPTOWN Fanny; l:35,
AIS, SIS and 9:35 pm.
Warner-"Come September;
1880 am. 1870. 3::35, 5:35, TAO
and Gas pm.
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rugged honesty and does in the
case of The Devil at Four
O'clock" which opened yeSter-
day at the TranS-Lux and Play
house TheaterS. 1t is the more
surprising in this basic flaw
for being directed by Mervyn
Leroy, who seldom loses a game
Of craftsmanship with reality.
The trouble with The Devil
at Four O'Clock" is a screen
play too superficial to support
a production as large as Le-
Roy'S and acting as SubStan-
tial as Tracy'S. ScriptiSt Liam
O'Brien should know that if
he is arguing that man is this
heroic or villainous. and moth
er nature this Spectacularly vio-
lent. he had better prepare his
case more solidly.
y
The Columbia film. based
upon a novel by Max Cato,
deals with life on one of the
paradise-type Pacific islands on
one of those days when every
thing goes wrong.
Tracy, priest who has lost
his faith after losing his con-
gregation, is the plots main
figure. He is starting his most
HelliSh "a hours when an air
plane arrives with his successor
and three homicidal convicts
and. worst of all, when the is
lands normally placid volcano
threatens to wipe the whole
place off the map.
Tracy's Father Doonan, a
snarlingly angry old man. is
sustained in his day of catas-
trophic test by two things. One
is his almost demented devo-
ton to his hospital for leper-
GUS children, the other the fiery
inspiration of his bottle of cog
nae.
The depth of meaning Tracy
might we'll have found in these
is swept away in the swirl of
events LeRoy's cameras set out
to picture. These start their
violent climb when Frank ST.
natra. meanest of the convict
trio. gets an amorous itch for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-19

Tickets moy be purchased Saturday
OF Constitution HuIl Box Office
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the pretty, blind adoleScent
who works at the leperS hos
pital. They reach their peak
punning aside, when the vol
cano blows its top. isolateS the
high hillside hospital, and
makes the evacuation of the is
land an imperative.
This flight Of the populace
will not be tolerated by Father
Doonan until the children are
rescued. an operation in
which his dirty. indecent, god
less convict trio turn out to
be his only volunteer aids.
What follows is too much. too
pat, and too unconvincing in
spite of one of those coolly
underplayed Tracy characters.
=
Like the performers in the
film, the special effects people
have their grave problems in
making their volcano look con-
vincing,
They are not nearly so sue
cessful as Tracy but do man.
age to tie Sinatra as the con-
vict who has the greatest
change of heart. Jean Pierre
Aumont as another of the he
roic prisoner trio. and Alex
ander Security as the islands
ferocious French governor. Next
to Tracy's, the most effectively
subdued piece Of portraiture is
that of Bernie Hamilton, as a
dark skinned atheist among the
convicts who dies a convert in
the arms of harsh, heroic Fa-
Their Doonan.
&&&
MEMOS: Charles Laughton,
no less. has been asked to play
a weeks date next summer as
the star of Paul Green's famed
The Lost Colony" symphonic
drama at Manteo, N. c.
1t is a special request based
upon the circumstance that
1862 will be the silver ami
verSary production of Green's
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ming With Sam Levenson" at
Indian Spring Country Club on
November 10.
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WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theater Attractions
and Times of Showing

Stage
National Theater-"Toys in
the Attic; $3.50 pm.
Screen
| Ambassador -" Splendor in
the Grass; las, APO, 7 and
$40 pm.
Appetite King and T.;
lbs. 4:O5. GAS and $50 pm.
Capitol Operation Petit
coat: ITO, SIS and $40 pm.
Dupont The World of
Apu"; l. sos. Sis. 7:25 and
Gas pm.
Keith's "On the Beach;
1880 am, 2:05, 4:35, ITO and
9:45 pm.
MacArthur-"Dentist in the
Chair; $50. 8:15 and $50 pm.
Metropolitan "Splendor in
the Grass; 1850 am. 2:15,
4:40. ITO and $40 pm.
OntariO-"Breakfast at Tiff
fany's"; /, 3:O5, $40, 7:3O and
GAS pm.
Palace-"The Hustler: 1850
am, 2:20, 4:45. ITO and 9:35
pm.
Play Devil at Four
O'clock; IL, 2:l5, ABS, 7 and
$40 pm.
Plaza-"After Mein Kampf";;
II. lbs. 3:15, 4:50, $50, sos
and $40 pm.
StantOn-"E Eve and the
Handyman";; $50, 8 and $50
pm.
Town Dolce Vita;
I11:30 am, 2:30, $50 and $50
pm.
Trans-Lux-"Devil at Four
O'clock; IL am, ITO, 3:20,
$50, TAO and GAS pm.
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THE DEVIL AT FOUR O'CLOCK"
q Columbia Pictures release of a
Fred Kohlmar-Mervyn Leroy pro-
duction. directed by Leroy, screen
play by Liam O'Brien from q novel
by Max Cato: music bv George
Duntng. At the Trans-Lux and
Playhouse Theaters.
The Cast
Eatba- Mattka- nonn,n
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Films of More Than Routine Merit

FHnS OF More ] nan KOUtTne WeTN
"SPARTACUS"-A fragile script is than offset by
brilliant camera work, excellent acting.
"ONE-EYED JACKS"-MarlOn BrandO in outdoor adven
ture tale featuring a lot Of Mexcans.
"SONS AND LOVERSSuperbly acted, directed film version
Of the D. H. Lawrence novel,
GOODBYE AGAIN"--Ingrid Bergman and Yves Montana
in five handkerchief opera, slick but sudsy.
PARENT TRAP'-Hayey Mills twins, provides her
parents with double trouble.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-19
THE PASSING SHOW
Devil at 4 O'CIock'
DeviIishIy Shallow
BY JAY CARMODY
Drama Critic of The Star

When movie is clear in its mind sheerly
movie Guns of Navaronne for instance it be pleasant
experience for mutitudeS
1t is when pretendS that its exravagances Of human
behaviour life itself away leaving
spectator feeling that his has misjudged
This latter happen Spencer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-19
WINEAND fHEAfERS

abe DRIVEN 10, ~ en- !1'' {: ,s NJ,
LANA TUR NER. EFREM ZIM-
SUSAN KoHNER in by LOVE
POSSESSED" Color. at 1854. Also,
Not for towards. William Castles
Shocker, "HOMICIDAL," at 7.O5
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Card OF Thanks

- ~
MORTON wv We wish to express
our thanks for cards food,
visits, flowers and other acts of
sympathy in the recent death of
our three grandchildren. Mrs.
Emma Morton and family.
11-21-1p
RAND Mrs. J. D. Rand Of
Amelia wishes to thank friends.
neighbors and relatives for their
cards. flowers, gifts and visits
during her recent Illness. l1-21-lt
MILLER = Since l am unable
to express my thanks and ap-
probation to each one lndividu-
ally, l would like to take this
, opportunity to publicly thank
each person for their prayers,
cards, and visits during my re-
cent disqualification My opera
ton was successful, and my re-
covery has been speedy. The
Lord has greatly blessed!
l cannot forget those who
/ made my recovery so pleasant.
To Dr.. Munoz. the staff Of
Southslde Community Hospital
and the nurses Of Center Wing
I would like to say a simple, but
sincere. thank YOU" J. c. Mil
Ter, IT,. Charlotte Court House,
Va. Help
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BIDS WANTED


SEALED BIDS for the demoli-
ton Of the structures located at
3O4-304A and 300 Pine Street,
Farmville, Virginia will be re-
ceived in the Office of the Bust
ness Manager and Treasurer,
Longwood College until HOO
am. on Monday. November 81.
1851. then opened and publicly
read. Each bidder must clearly
state IN his bid the exact sum
he Will pay to the college for
the privilege Of removing all
structures from the lots lndl-
Gated in this advertisement and
leaving the premises absolutely
clear Of all debris. Speclfica tons
for this demolition will be furn-
ished bidders at the Longwood
College Business Office on re-
quest. The owner reserves the
right to reject any or all bids
and to waive informalities.
LONGWOOD COLLEGE
Farmville. Virginia
JACOB II. WAMSLEY
Business Manager and
Treasurer l1-2l-2t
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FOR RENT

HOUSE Groom house, Jack
son Heights Automatic oil heat,
hot and cold water. Call Elk
2-5077. A. T. Berry, Farmville,
Va. 1l-2l-1tp
HOUSE Duplex: bedrooms,
2 baths. Near Longwood College,
Buffalo Street. Phone 7. w. VIII
liamS. l1-21-2p
APARTMENT = 3 room apart
ment, private entrance, heat
and water furnished. FOB Oak
ST., Elk 2-5O10. 11-2l-6p
HOUSE ~ Two-bedroom house,
I'll Orchard St., will accept re-
pair work for part rent or sell
like rent. Phone Elk 2-5OlS.
11-l7-4p
APARTMENT = 5 rooms, hot
water heat. storm windows, first
floor. located in Dillwyn. Contact
Mrs. Moss. phone WO 9-204I.
11144p
HOUSE ~ five rooms with bath.
703 Second St. Call Mrs. George
Kelsey. phone Elk 2-3819. n-14-4p
~
AP ARTMENT ~ three rooms,
bath, private entrance. Across
from new postoffice. John Nor
ris, Phone Elk 2-3571. 1l-7-9p
APARTMENT ~ 5 rooms, 200
Madison st. Howard Stuart, Elk
2-4295. lO-31-tf
APARTMENT 3 rooms and
bath, hot and cold water furn-
ished. !l3 South Virginia Street,
immediate possession, $50 50 per
month. Apply at Southslde Sun
dry Co., phone Elk 2-3154, Farm
vile, Va. 1I-17-4t
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HELP WANTED

YOUR OPPORTUNITY to earn
year around. Full or part time
dealers needed. Above average
earnings possible from start.
Should have car or form Of
transportation. No Layoffs. Write
P. o. Box SOIL, Dept. SO, Rich
m0nd, Virginia. 11-7-2l-28-3p
HELP WANTED-S e m a n
$3.50 per hour or more for part
or full time route work Large
repeat orders. Man or woman
Write McNESS CO., P. o. Box
81, Baltimore, Md. HAP Cd
-~~ ~~-
A DEALERSHIP in Nationally
Advertised Products available If
Prince Edward, Buckingham,
Powhatan Counties and Cumber-
and County. Good income and
high earnings potential. Perman-
ent. Thorough training provided.
Age no barrier, male or female.
Write today for personal In
terview: GRO. P. o. Box
OIL, Richmond, Va. 11-l4-3p IT.
I KNOW there must be at least
one man within fifty 500 miles
of this area, that would like to
increase his income. | will give
YOU an opportunity to prove to
yourself that we have far better
han average earning opportunl-
ty, for the man who is willing to
work for it. Part time or full
time. Apply or write: PIG Main
Street, South Boston, Virginia,
Phone 2-5O25. 1l-1O-6t
LADY - apply in person al
rastee Freez, route IS and 400
Farmville. 8-13-tf
MAID - 30 or older to live on.
Cook. clean. care for children
SIS a week. Call collect, day,
Richmond, Elgin 1886. evening
288O275. ll-14-3t
MAN to sell the new automatic
Electrolux Cleaner. full or part
time. No investment required
Opportunity for better than aver
age earnings. For personal inter-
view, call or write ElectroluX
Corporation, PIG Main Street
South Boston. Virginia. Phone
2-5O25. 1-14-5l
AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC-Ex-
perienced. Good salary. Write
giving full particulars to Box P
% The Herald. 1l-17-4,
| SAGESLAOY = age . 10 80
Experience helpful but not neces.
sary. Good salary plus commits
sions. Company benefits. Write
giving full particulars to Box S
CO The Herald. 1l-17-2I
SHOP FOREMAN Experienced
in auto repair. Top salary for the
right man. Write stating qualifi
cations to Box C, CO The Herald
11-17-41
WAITRESS white over Is
years old. Apply in person, Ho
tel Weyanoke, Farmville. 11-l7-2
|
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NOTICE

ADMINISTRATIVE - Having
qualified as administrative of
the estate Of the late Arthur.
Harrison Cooke, l request that
all bills against the estate be
presented and all who owe the
estate. please come forward and
settle. Thelma c. Undertake.
Route 3. Powhatan. Virginia.
administrative Of the estate OF
the late Arthur Harrison Cooke.
u-21-lp
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TORRENT

APARTMENT heat, hot and
cold water furnished. Call Elk
2-4401. 11-14-4p
APARTMENT First Avenue.
Living room, dining room, kitch-
en-. and bath. three bedrooms. Oil
heat. j. H. Whitfield. 1l-17-tf
HOUSE - five rooms and bath,
Jackson Heights. Immediate pos
session. Mrs. Earl Phaup, Farm
vile. ll-l7-2t
BUSINESS BUILDING = East
Third Street 24x40: suitable re-
tail or office, plenty Of parking
V. v. Gordon. Elk 2-4l6l.
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Lost and Found

LOST - GLASSES Boys
glasses at or between Hamp-
Sydney and Prince Edward
Academy. Reward. Rev. D. R.
Ortner. AC 3-323l or &C 3-270l
Hampden-Sydnev. l1-l7-2t
LOST: Black, altered male cat.
White feet and vest. Reward.
Call Burkeville 1880. 11-17-3t
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CLASSIFIEDS
FOR SALE

BULLS Six registered Polled
Hereford bulls. 9-12 months old.
J. NJ. Putney, Cumberland. HY Q
2l31. 11-17-4p
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Dead Ended?

Are you working nard but yet
you don't seem to be getting any
where?
Why not get started with products
that makes everybody pros
pect?
Sears Roebuck g. Co. has OPEN
ing for a salesman in it's Farm
vile store. Applicant must have
some past experience in sales:
Be IS years Of age or over and
own his car.
We offer training. leads ga.
lore: good commission; drawing
account: car allowance and many
fringe benefits such as life insur-
ance; disqualification. paid vaca-
tons; employee discount: profit
sharing and chance for advance
ment into management.
Address Replys To.
Sales Supervisor
&c Sears Roebuck & Go.
Farmville, Va.
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NUMBER l foursome bulbs. All
kinds. Bedding out bulbs. Strong
pansy plants in bud and bloom.
Cyclanlen and mum plants. Col
Inns Florist, Phone Elk 1880,
Farmville. 11-l7-2p
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PHARMACEUTICAL
SALES


PARKE, DAVIS & CO.
College graduates, IS or under.
with major in Biology, Pharmacy,
Bacteriology, Animal Husbandry,
Physiology or Zoology who want
to make selling a career. Excel
lent salary and incentive plan.
Expenses paid. Car furnished.
MUST HAVE DEGREE
And willing to relocate in tri-
area. All replies confidential. Call
Fred" Hauser Elk 2-3072 after 7
pm. Tuesday through Friday
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FOR SALE

THREE BEAGLE hounds-thor-
oughly broke. Bill Gates. Rice.
Elk 2-5356. 1l-I4-4p
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AUCTION SALE
Pursuant TO the terms Of the
Chottel Mortgages, the un-
designed will sell at public
auction on
December 2, 1861
At 2:30 PM.
The Following:
1855 DODGE
Stotion Wagon, V-8
Serial No. 349O8733
1854 HUDSON
4 Or. Sedan
Serial No. 7281lO3
1853 PLYMOUTH
4 DR.. Sedan
Serial No. P24-46852
1853 oLDsMoBILE
2 Or. Sedan
Serial No. R-2o85o2
1853 FORD
4 Or. Sedan
SerioI No. 53MEz735OM
l95IFoR
2 Dr.. Sedan
Serial No. BINR- 1850
1851 MERCURY
Cpe.
Serial Nc. 5lSL9753O
1852 MERCURY
4 Or. Sedan
Serial No. 52ME6O64o
1851 CHEVROLET
2 Or. Sedan
Serial No. KAQo435o
1947 sTUDEBAKER
Pickup
Serial No. IM23lo5
ls4s sTUDEBAKER
Truck
Serial No. 2O6l3-S
1880 FORD
Z Dr.. Sedon
Motor No. 2o96o32
Place Of Sole:
Wnght's Cor Lot
Powhoton. Virginia
THE BANK
OF PoWHATAk, INC.
James YYibhIe.
Executive Vice President
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-11-21

BULLS-Registered polled Here
ford, 8 to IL months. Also open
and bred heifers. Geo. C. Hallett,
Crewe, Virginia, phone 1886.
11-14-3t