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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-02-03
BUYERS NEW GUIDE
BUILDING MATERIAL

CHAIN LINK FENCE - MATERIAL
and erection. Newark Fence, Charles
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KEEP VIRGINIA GREEN
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

40 ACRES, MORE OR LESS
IN MACON DISTRICT. POW
HAITIAN COUNTY. VIRGINIA
In execution of a certain Deed
of Trust from Marion R. SILVER
and Irene SILVER. his wife. to
the undersigned Trustee, dated
August II, 1855. and recorded
August "a, 1855 in Deed Book
Sc. page 374 in the Clerks Of
flee OF the Circuit Court of Pow
hatan County; default having
been made in the payment Of
the debt thereby secured. and
being required so to do by the
beneficiary hereunder. the I'M
dersigned Trustee will offer for
sale at Public Auction at the
front door of the Circuit Court
Of Powhatan County. Powhatan
Court House. Virginia, on
Sal URDA1, JANUARY II, 1907
at II O'Clock Noon
A certain piece or parcel of
land lying and being in Macon
District. Powhatan County, Vir-
ginia, containing forty (40
acres, more OF less, and bound
ed and described as follows:
Bounded on the north by Benson
Brady, on the east by David
Armistead. on the south by Mel
son Palmore and on the west
by Randolph Swami. helng a
part Of the same land conveyed
10 Julian Swami by deed dated
July 16, 1855 and recorded in
the Clerk S Office Of Powhatan
County on july Is, 1885 in Deed
Book 40. page 469 and conveyed
TO the said Marion r. SILVER by
deed from Julian Swami. dated
the 23rd day Of July. l943 and
recorded in the Clerks Office of
the Circuit Court of Powhatan
County. Virginia in Deed Book
g., page PSI.
TERMS: CASH
J. ALFRED TYLER. Trustee
BY WILLIAM r. BLANDFORD
Attorney for said Trustee
12-z2.St
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VIRGINIA.:
In the Circuit Court of the
County OF Prince Edward, De-
cember 10, 1861.
COMMONWEALTH OF VIR-
GINA,
COUNTY OF INCE Ed
WARD, and
TOWN OF FARMVILLE,
Complainants.
VS.. In Chancery
GRANDSON BOWEN, if living.
or if he be dead, the heirs, de-
visees and successors in title of
Grandson Bowen. whose last
known address was Prince Ed
ward County, Virginia, who are
made parties defendant by the
general description of Parties
Unknown. Defendants.
Order of Publication
The object Of this suit is to
enforce a tax lien of the Com
monwealth Of Virginia and the
County of Prince Edward in the
amount of $66.5l. together with
interest, penalties and cost, and
taxes due the Town Of Farm
vile in the amount of $685.. on
a certain parcel Of land stand
ing in the name of Grandson
Bowen. and described as fol
lows:
That certain parcel of land.
situate. lying and being in or
near the Town Of Farmville,
Prince Edward County, Viz
ginia, known as Lot No. 43 on
survey made by H. A. Stecker
of the v D. Venable land. dated
August la09. of record in D. B.
56 page 800, being the same
land conveyed 70 Grandson 30
wen by deed dated March "A.
1887. from Eliza Brown, widow.
OF record IN the Clerks Office
ol FRINGE Edward County. Wiz
Euila. III .. 3 90. page sos.
said lot fronting 100 feet on
Front Street. and running back
in parallel lines distance of
50 feet.
An affidavit having been
made and filed. according to
law, stating that the defendant,
Grandson Bowen. if living, is
not A resident Of the State of
Virginia. and his post office ad-
dress is unknown. and the bill
stating that there arc or maybe
heirs. dcviSecs and successors
III title OF the said Grandson
Bowen. who are proGe ed e d
against as Parties UnknoV1; it
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LEGAL NOTICES
VIRGINIA.:

VIRGINIA:
In the Clerks Office Of the Cir
cult Court of Amelia County.
TO: FINETTA JEFFERSON,
j E F F JEFFERSON, JOHN
JEFFERSON, and KATE LEE
JEFFERSON, if they, or any of
them, be living, and if they, or
any of them, be dead, their
heirs at law. deviseeS, assigns,
successors in title, and all par
ties who may have any interest
whatsoever in and to a certain
43 l-3 acre tract of land in
Leigh District, Amelia County,
Virginia. acquired by said FL
Meta Jefferson, Jeff Jefferson,
John Jefferson, and Kate Lee
Jefferson. from William and Ro-
setta White, by deed dated
March %, 1896, and recorded in
D. B. "a, page SO. all of said
parties, save and except : the
four nemed parties, being pro-
ceeded against as PARTIES
UNKNOWN.
You are hereby notified that
a certain tract Of land in Leigh
District. Amelia County. Vir-
ginia. carried as 43 = acres on
the Land Books for 1850. and
previous years. in the name OF
Finetta jefferson 1T being the
same property conveyed Finetta
Jefferson, Jeff Jefferson. John
Jefferson. and Kate Lee Jeffer-
son, as 43 l-3 acres. by William
and Rosetta White. by deed
dated March %. 1896. and re-
corded in D. B. Ga. page 36).
was sold on February IA, 1914.
and on February u. 1915. for
delinquent taxes. lcvies. inter-
est, and costs to the Common
wealth of Virginia and that APP
plic3tion for the purchase there
Of has been filed in this office.
And IT. appearing from the
records III this office. and from
information contained in an az
fldavit filed with said applca-
ton. that you are. or may be,
interested IN said above de-
scrlbed land. you are further
notified to appear in four
months from the date of this
notice and do what is necessary
to protect your interests.
Given under my hand this
9th day of November. 1861.
S. l.. FARRAR. JR.. Clerk of
tho Circuit Court Of Amelia
County. Virginia
VALENTINE w. SOUTHALL,
Counsel for the Applicant.
Amelia G. T.. Virginia. l2-24t
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VIRGINIA:
In the Circuit Court OF the Coun-
ty Of Amelia, Nov. Is. 1861.
ISAAC EDWARD THOMPSON.
Plaintiff
vs..
1NER CLAYTON THOMPSON.
San Diego. California.
Defendant
Order Of Publication
The object Of this suit is to OBJ
tain q divorce from the bond of
matrinony from the defendant
on the ground Of willfl deser-
ton for a period in excess Of
one year. An affidavit having
been made and filed that the
defendant appear before the
Court within ten days after due
publication Of this order Of pub
LEGATION and do what is necessary
to protect her interest herein.
S. L. FARRAR. JR.
Clerk of said Court
THOMAS STARK, Ill. pa.
Amelia, Virginia. 12-!-4t
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1t All Depends

The hotel clerk was losing his
patierce. Look" he said, I've
told you a dozen times We don't
have any rooms. We're fun"
If President Kennedy came
in" the man persisted, "you'd
have room for him, wouldn't
you?"
Why, OF course" the clerk
admitted. =-.
Then let me have his room.
He's not coming"
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NOTICES

is ordered that the said Grandi-
son Bowen, if living. and such
Unknown Parties do appear
within ten days after due publ
cation of this order and do what
may be necessary to protect
their interests in this suit.
VERNON c. WOMACK. Clerk
WILLIAM P. HAY, JR., p.q.
12-22-2t
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hereinafter referred to as the
grantee, its successors and
assigns, for the term and sub
ject to the conditions and imi-
tations hereinafter stated, to use
the streets, alleys and public
places of the Town of Farm
vile. Virginia, hereinafter re-
ferred to as the Town, and to
acquire. erect. maintain and
use. and if now constructed to
maintain and use. poles, towers.
wires and appliances over. and
along. and to acquire. construct,
maintain and use. and if now
constructed TO maintain and
use. conduits or subways, In
Guiding necessary rnanholeS,
and to run cables and wires in,
under and along the streets.
alleys and public places Of the
Town. for the purpose Of dis
tributing and transmitting cleo
trio current for light. heat and
power, and to supply and sell
electric current for light, heat
and power at any point within
the corporate limits of the
Town. as the same now exist or
may hereafter be extended or
altered.
Section 2. From and after the
date on which this ordinance
shall become effective, the poles
and other structures IN, under
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-04-16
SAILS COURAGE

Sal Mineo. who appears in Bob
Creams Cry Vengeance" for NBC-4
Tuesday night, may make another
TV appearance Monday on ABC-7
If he wins an oscar for his per-
Torrance in Exodus"
Mineo can sit back and laugh now
over the story of how he got the film
role.
When he first heard about the film
being cast, he asked his agent to talk
to the actor director, Otto Preminger,
and submit him for the role Of Dow
Landau. Rather than interview him,
Preminger preferred to see SAILS work
in the then juSt-completed Gene
Krupa Story" But through a mis-
take in appointments, the young actor
showed up just as Preminger was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-04-16

entering the projection room to see
the movie. He beckoned Sal to follow.
After the picture was on about
five minutes. Preminger stood up.
yelled Cut it" and walked out, again
motioning Mineo to follow He then
asked him to read for the part
which he did. Then Preminger said,
"All right, young man, get ready to
go to Israel" Overjoyed, Sal asked,
Pardon me, sir, but was it my read
ing or the film you saw that con-
vinced you was right for the part?"
Neither" said Preminger with a
sly smile. After sitting with me and
watching five minutes of that kind of
film you still had the CUTS to go
ahead with the reading Anyone with
such courage definitely has talent"
Evening star., 1961-01-26
BY CARL SELL

working hard since January l.
Like all Of the other trackmen
in the area, he has been forced
to run in the halls of the school
because of the snow.
Coach Stein gives the foot
ball players a month off to rest
before they begin practice for
track. John. a halfback, has
played football all three years
at Wakefield.
Ball pulled a muscle in win
ming a trial heat last year and
was forced to withdraw. He
hopes to be able to make up
for that showing this year.
The competition will be
awfully tough. but I hope to be
able to come out on top" he
said.
The excellent track at the
Armory, the quality OF the COM
petition and the desire of the
competitors possibly will COM
bine for a new record for the
100. The record Of 9.9 was set
by Eddie Miles of Eastern in
1858.
Sixty-four boys have entered
the 100. There will be eight
trials with the top two in each
advancing to the two semi
final events. The top three in
each semifinal then will meet
in the final. scheduled for 1880
pm.
Evening star., 1961-01-26
Cathy Mochodo Stars
In Ice Copodes Again

the ice show continues through
Sunday. February II. The
schedule calls for late matinees
on Fridays and double matt
nees on Saturdays and Sundays,
with no Sunday night shows.
Miss Machado and Robertson
share the spotlight this year
with two later Olympic stars
Barbara Wagner and Bob Paul,
youthful Canadians who won
the 1860 Olympic pairs title.
Other star performers in the
cast include Bobby Specht, Alan
Konrad, Patsy Finnegan, Sandy
Culbertson, Herbert Cowan,
Dick Swenning, Orrin Markhus,
Irma Thomas, Nita and Carol
Wayne. Phil Romayne, Cathy
Steele, Eric Waite, Monty Scott.
Geoffrey Stevens and James
Rush.
Evening star., 1961-01-26
Tom Med Donald Giving
St. Johns Big Lift

his first game against Mckinley
Tech January 4, and since then
the Cadets have lost only once
Gallagher also praised the
improved all-round play of an
other sophomore, Bob Lewis
in giving the team q shot in
the arm.
st. Johns took an early lead
and built a 40-33, third quarter
advantage on the scoring OF
Don Roth, Bob Lewis, and Tim
Mcnamara. The trio accounted
for 40 Of the Cadets point
total.
Roosevelt. missing many easy
shots. pressed all the way on
the baskets Of Clarence Hill
and the rebounding of Clarence
Gill and Ted Hughes. Hill made
Is Of his Is points during the
first three quarters.
Lenny UpSon'S hustle spanked
Roosevelt's hopes in the final
period. He scored eight points
and forced st. Johns to resort
to ball control tactics In the
last minutes.
The Riders brought the
crowd to its feet by pulling tc
within two points, 49-47, with
81 seconds left. But foul shots
by Lewis and Tim DAILY
clinched St. Johns victory.
Evening star., 1961-01-26

Cathy Machado. Spanish
American ice skating beauty
from the West Coast, has two
featured appearances in the Ice
Capades show starting at Uline
Arena next Monday night.
Cathy. who has been with the
show since competing in the
1856 Winter Olympic Games,
does a solo in the Operama
production number. Later she
teams with Ronnie Robertson
to skate to medley of Rodgers
d. Hammerstein tunes.
Robertson, a featured male
skater with the Ice Capades,
also was in the 1856 Winter
Olympics. Both he and Miss
Machado won world profess
sional championships in London
after joining the Ice Capades.
After opening next Monday
Evening star., 1961-01-26
NIL

Continued From Page B-6
member. 1t is expected to
settle on Dallas, with the vi.
kings going to the West.
Television presents a tough
problem for the league. Gin
gerly stepping around various
angles Of the problem to avoid
an antitrust suit, the owners
tackled the problem again to-
day after failing to find a solu-
tion during yesterdays session.
The Cleveland Browns now
show their games over an in
dependent network, while Bal
timore and Pittsburgh are tied
up with the National Broad
casting Co. Ten teams are
tied up with Columbia Broad
casting System.
There are SO many ramifica-
tions that there were IA attor-
neys at the meeting yesterday,
including Leo De Orsey. Milton
King and Bernard Nordlinger
OF Washington. The last two
also are handling the leagues
defense against the American
Football Leagues $40 million
suit.
Commissioner Pete Rozelle
said he favored a package TV
deal because it would provide
more uniform exposure for the
l4-club circuit and, in the long
run, provide a more equitable
distribution Of the revenue.
Even though the American
Football League sold its TV
program to the American
Broadcasting Co. last year and
will have the same outlet next
season. the NFL is worried
about the matter.
I'VE didn't make as much
progress yesterday, but we hope
to get through with all Of our
business by Saturday" Rozelle
said.
Friday was the original tar
get for adjournment.
The owners heard reports
yesterday on the Pro Bowl game,
which netted the players fund
ISIS, 900, and on NFL Enterprises,
Evening star., 1961-01-26
'CardozoChoice
In Star Games
School Section
BY DICK SLAY
star staff Writer

Cardozo High School. which
won half Of the previous 81,
meets and finished second or
two other occasions, is a popu-
lar choice OF rival coaches to
regain the team championship
Saturday in the seventh an
nual Scholastic Section Of The
Star Games at the Armory.
Coach Marc Jenkins will
ignore the three field events
and concentrate on the eight
races with only 16 boys entered
However, the Clerks appear
strong in seven events. and nc
other team can make that
claim.
Charles Mont will defend his
championship in the 1000
yard run. where he is capable
Of breaking the meet record
Of 2:2l.7. Alexander Wright
already has bettered the scho-
laStic Star Games record OF
l;17.l in the 900 yard run
but he ran second to Ramsey
Thomas Of Catonsville in the
All-Eastern meet at Baltimore
January 7.
| Charles Mayes, although
bothered by leg injuries fol
months. will be a heat leader
in the 70-yard high hurdles
in which he finished second q
year ago. Wilbert Carter 1.
rated capable Of turning a ABS
mile. which would be a second
under the standard.
And Cardozo again is strons
In all three relays. Jenkins |!
hopeful his mile relay team will
be close to the meet record ol
1888, and his 660-yard anc
mile medley fourSome both are
entered in the fastest section,
OF those events, which will bt
decided on comparative times
The Clerks are not a shoo- -ir
in any event. but no Other
school appears so we'll bal.
anced. Spingarn. which wor
the meet last year for the first
time with 36 points compared
to Cardozo's 25ia, was riddlec
by graduation losses. Third
place st. Johns is hopeful only
in the mile medley relay. Anc
Wakefield and Washington.
Lee may get most of theil
points in field events.
Evening star., 1961-01-26
By John MELoY
Star stan writer

st. Johns basketball team,
after a slow start, has come
alive and is improving with
every game.
THE rebounding of Tom Nc
Donald is one Of the big reasons
the team has caught fire. "
Coach Joe Gallagher said after
the Cadets snapped Roosevelt's
six-game winning streak, So
40. yesterday at Roosevelt.
st. Johns now has won five
of its last six games and that
loss was by two points. 60-58.
to powerful DeMatha. The
Cadets record is six wins and
four losses, while Roosevelt's is
six and three.
Mcdonald, although scoring
only three points. was the
teams top rebounder with II.
The lanky sophomore played
Evening star., 1961-01-26
Lote RoIIy Gives
Rockets Victory
On Home Court

Richard Montgomery, which
hadn't played a basketball game
since losing to Montgomery
Blair almost two weeks ago,
was well rested when it needed
it most yesterday in an 81-70
victory over Bladensburg at
Montgomery.
The game was close for three
quarters, after which Bladens-
burg held a 55-54 lead. The
teams traded goals to start the
fourth period, then the Rockets
scored the next eight points to
take firm command.
Offsetting Tommy Barrett's
81 points for the Mustangs,
Butch 1sreal scored Is points,
l9 in the second half; Kenny
Doane added % and 6-foot-7
Dale Neel made eight of nine
shots on the way to 20 points,
Iplus grabbing II rebounds.
Evening star., 1961-01-26
WITH THE
HIGH SCHOOLS

John Ball. Wakefield's sprint
champion, opens his quest
for a 9.6 clocking for the
100-yard dash this season in
the scholastic section Of The
Star Games Saturday at the
Armory and he may have to
come close to his goal If he
expects to win the event.
Balls chief competition will
come from Lambert Anderson
Of Roosevelt, last years win
ner, and Bernard Burns of An
acostia. All three boys have
done 90 in the 100.
The Wakefield ace, who was
the Virginia Group la cham
pion in the 100 last year, was
going over Saturdays field the
other day and was surprised
at the quality Of the compe-
tition.
Besides Anderson and Burns,
John will have to contend with
such outstanding high school
Sprinters as Bill Duryee of
O'Connell, Phil Swift Of Episco-
pal, Phil Faxio Of Spingarn,
John Kenner of Eastern,
Thomas Cant of Hoffman-B -Bos-
ton. Charles Deisbeck Of Suit
land and Carroll Williams OF
Richard Montgomery. All are
close to 10 flat.
John particularly is i'm
pressed with Anderson's 81
clocking for the 60-yard dash
in the All-Eastern meet jan
uary 7 in Baltimore.
The 60-yard dash has been
eliminated from the high
school section of The Star
Games this year since the meet
has grown too large to permit
two dashes for schoolboys. The
dropping Of the so will save
the As minutes it would take
for the trials, semifinals and
finals.
Burns. Anderson and Ball
met head-to-head only once
last year with Burns taking
first place in the 100 in the
American University Invita-
tional. Ball was second and
Anderson finished third.
Bernard injured a muscle In
his thigh lunging for the tape
at the finish of the 22O-yard
dash in last years Interhigh
championships. He appears to
be all right but the first big
test since the injury will come
Saturday.
Ball also had trouble with a
pulled muscle last year and for
that reason was held. out of
most Of Wakefield's dual meets
But John declares he is in tor
shape this year and his coach
Buddy Stein, agrees.
\ y y
John got his go in the Wake
field Invitational last season
after being pushed to the wire
by Duryee, the Catholic League
champion.
Ball ran the so in 6.4 In a
dual meet with the Navy Plebes
two weeks ago, but reports he
wasn't In top form for that
meet.
Il ran just hard enough tc
win," he said. I was in good
condition but hadn't gotten nv
form at that point. I have 4
now, however. and hope to dc
well In The Star Games"
The Wakefield star has been
n
Evening star., 1961-01-26
DeMotho Snaps
Own Point Mark

Unbeaten DeMatha High
School compiled it's highest
basketball score ever and ran
its victory string TO l3 straight
by trouncing Fairmont Heights.
l03-4l. yesterday at DeMatha.
DeMatha's John Austin
poured in 80 points as l3 out
Of IA players scored. The Stays
led by as much as 1922 after
three Quarters.
Evening star., 1961-01-26
Dunbar Defeated
By Bell Five

Lawrence Bradford. James
Bragg and James Jackson -
who combined for IS points
provided the scoring balance
which was Dunbar's undoing as
Bell Vocational won 64-53, yes
terday in an Interhigh League
West Division game at Eastern.
The game was postponed last
Thursday because OF the snow.
Evening star., 1961-01-26
Great Mills Puts on
Burst to Top Brent

Great Mills overcame a 1912
deficit with a 3l-point produc-
tion in the second quarter on
the way to an 80-62 victory
last night at Margaret Brent
High School. The game was
postponed last Friday by the
chNnu
Evening star., 1961-01-26
Bulls High Bows
To St. Anthony's

St. Anthony's High School
basketball team took command
in the second quarter and de-
feated Bulls High, 1896, in a
Central 1nterscholastic League
game yesterday at st. An
thongs. St. Anthony's has a
40 record in the league.
Evening star., 1961-01-26
Quontico Coeers
Again Exceed 100

The Quantico Marines bas-
ketball team went over the 100
mark for the third time this
season with a 106-77 victory
over Stewart Air Force Base
at Quantico last night. The
East Coast Marine champions
won their 18th rame In 10
Evening star., 1961-01-26
Episcopal Rolls
Over Woodward

Episcopal High Schools un-
beaten basketball team rolled
up a ISL advantage and used
the entire squad on the way to
its fifth victory, $3.50, ovG
Woodward Prep yesterday at
Episcopal.
Evening star., 1961-01-26
Luther Jackson Beuts
Douoluss Hioh Five

Luther Jackson High
Schools basketball team turned
on the power in the third
period to defeat Douglass of
Winchester. 90-57, last night
at Luther Jackson.
Evening star., 1961-01-26
BeulI Leeds DuVuI

Frank Beall scored q school,
record 20 points in leading Du-
Val High School to the easiest
victory Of its first basketball
season. 6l-49. yesterday over
st. Mary's OF Annapolis.
Evening star., 1961-01-26
No. 7 for Laurel

Four OF the starting five
scored in double figures as un-
beaten Laurel High Schools
basketball team won its seventh
straight. 60-5l, over Mackin
yesterday at Laurel.
Evening star., 1961-01-26
St.. Albons Defects
St. james in Thriller

Pat Keating's 6 points in the
final minutes enabled St.
Adams to defeat St. James,
49-46. In a see-saw Interstate
Athletic Conference basketball
game Yesterday at st Albans.
Evening star., 1961-01-26

Totals !" l23 80 Totals ." "A 81
HGlftime: 26.IS, St. Anthony's.