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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC Cont,

GIRL, colored. desires elevator work or
dentists Office work. RE. 1895 after 4.
GIRL, colored, for general housework. Ii.
GIRL. colored, neat and reliable, excep-
days work. RIA. 1857.
GIRL. colored, wants daywork: highest
references. DE. 174S.
GIRL, colored, wants g.h.w.; live in. MI.
Girls t2). colored. experienced; one
wants days work; other gh.w. DI. 94S9.
GIRL, colored. neat, wishes days work
S5 day. Call LU. 1904 pm. until 10 pm
MOTHER, colored, to give day care to
MOTHERS HELPER or waitress; colored
girl; high,school graduate neat and re-
PART TINE. morning from 9 until 3; will
Ing to DO d1gthd an1gthinE RE sop
Job as mothers helper; references. RE.
WOMAN, colored. wishes days work; near
home; refs. 5205 Frohlich lane, Tuxedo,
WOMAN. coIored, reliable and intelligent
wishes g.h,w. 5a days a week; references;
Call by $40 Morton ST. NV. after $50
WOMAN, colored, wants part-time work
cleaning or baby sitter. Call Hillside
WOMAN, ,colored, wants days work or as
mothers helper. NO. 1875.
WOMAN, colored married. desires g,h.w.,
hours. 10 am. to 8 pm: no Saturdays or
Sundays. I. Call MI: 4t5l; r,.
good references. Call any time Tuesday,
WOMAN, colored. wants days work;
laundry and cooking. DU. .6614. 90
mornings, cooking dinners evenings; hon.
est GOOD ref AD 1866, 9 a. m. to pm.
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PERSONAL.

ANNOUNCEMENTS cards, handbills, maps.
ideas; hand drawn or printed. GE. 4174
SLIP SLIP Co COVERS, P draperles, upholsterins;
wide selection of latest fabrics; quick. eff
Gent service; free estimates. WASHING VA
TON ! D W HPH0ksTER1NG snaS co. 1909 H st,
PGBLfc PUB &c KGkxr1oNs, 2SyS adv, publicity; re-
tainer, fee basis For appt,, call IA Lam
sLfP sLHP COVERS HlisF1ss pSReAapER1Es. CO. $500 s.
day delivery Your fabric or ours. DAIG-
HoMH HGAnITi HEafiSG befGss :orT rETxpERrs-warm air.
hot water, coal, oil. gas, repairs, conver;
sions, new installations: consultations and
estimates without obligation. Phone OR.
PERMANENT WAVES. 81: shampoo and
YNS FGsk s0nS SrsHS y dveesed cor esEdensi slo
II YOU ARE IN NEED OF A LOAN gg 70
S2o3 call rN6 Miss oox Wrsht asnfs,. sH $3.50
BABY sITTERs REGISTRY@Mothers, b.
safe. Call DI; 23o0, for INVESTIGATED sittsrs.
MiS bUnded eden ssrDee
French conversation with native French
person; mornings. English in exchange. or
aGIs. S3sSps Of .ss3s Il snd 4rsssa s54
ALTERATIONS on all ladies' garments;
IMMEpfArE NM = Cash 81 for o yoar home: ne or
Sc. white or colored; Md; or Va. COX
g. CO.. DI. 1854. RE, 1888.
JEWISH REST HOME-Jndividual care;
nurses. airy rooms. best food, tray service.
4317 Kanses ave. NV. GE. 91S9. 81
SLIP COVERS. draperies, balances profes.
tailored from your or our materials; work
manship guaranteed. District 0122. 26'
CARPENTER and cabinet maker wishes
use of WOODWORKING. tools in shop Willing
to pay per cent of earnings. 81. 1885.
FOR A REAL VACATION, send your daugh-
ter to Camp Catoctin: complete program
for girls. 8 to 10: weekly or monthly
rates. MA. 1920, Ext. 1902.
NURSE. registered. wanted, capable Of tax;
ing charge of convalescent: home located
5, 5 miles from D. c. line. Phone ROCKVILLE aai
TUTOR, college graduate will tutor stu
dents IN. high school algebra and Latin
HHuMPTY DUMPTY NURSERY sCHo0L-7
Pickup and delivery services Two meals
day Also, day and night care. Inspec-
ton invited. Licensed home. UN. 01Sl.
ALTERATIONS. REsTYLING-ouick ex-
pert service. Don't DESTROY your charm
by wearing ill-ftted clothes. Call HO. 0651
CoLoREp LICENSED HOME will give day
care for children, mo. to years. LU
5H.n -y3
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

MODERN TRAINING in beauty culture, all
fop'es1s foE tfanng BEATY
COLLEGE. 1910 G St NV. NJ. 1852,
POPULAR PIANO and accordion taught
in short time. results guar: approved for
GI training CHARLES NEWMAN STUDIOS,
1906 G. St; NV; NE; 400. RA. $500 T.
the fall. by private instruction in diff
fcult subjects. FAIRFAX TUTORING, Ma.
QUICK REVIEW COURSE in shorthand,
typewriting bookkeeping. calculating ma.
chimes; New classes nov starting; Enroll
at BOYD SCHOOL. 333 st. MA. 1888.
TELEPHONE PBX COURSE with touch
typing, ? and 4 wks. course. Miss Page.
CAPITAL BUREAU. 1911 6 st. NV. Ma,
FLYING INSTRUCTION under GI Bill OF
Rights. For details, call oL; Ssss.,
training in all subjects. day, night and
part-time classes; get our free catalogue:
for b. c. requirements and G1 training.
1340 NJ z. ave. ME- 777S Estab. 1918.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL, cololed. wants part-time Job: SIS
week. Can RE. S194. MISS TAYLOR:
GIRL, colored. wishes lob nursing child
3 or 4 years old. EX. 3f3S.
GIRL colored. wants housework; willing
able to do all maids type of work. MI.
a115.
GIRL. co!ored. desires nightwork. tempo
work until Aug. Is. NO. 91a7. Call after
6 pm
GIRL wants days work. Call HO. 1885
GIRL, colored. wants job as baby sitter
part or full time, or mothers helper. Ii
GIRL, colcred. desires g.h.v. full time, Sun
of, Phone ME. 1898.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
ATTENTJNN
BUSINESS

ATTENTION : Let US furnish you with
competent, help for all Jobs; experienced
STENOG., $500 (m); 5-day wk.: typist,
clerk. young man, finance Of: accountant,
certified, top sal; cashier, knowl. account
operator, $780, bookkeepers, expr. typing,
$50 UP; dozens Of others. See Miss Day.
PERSONNEL SERVICE, 1911 G st. NV.
MA. 2116.
COMPTOMETER course with typing. day
and night courses. openings now $40, tc
$50 wk.: short, interesting courses; other
courses in shorthand, bookkeeping, etc.
BOYD'S. 1898 F. MA. 1898.
SECRETARIES ueD, public relations, in
teresting. S2,400 up, secy., embassy, some
bkkp.. S45: secy., Capitol Hill, So, 800;
stenographers (20), $35-$50: for other
top-salaried positions see AMERICAN, 91S
z st
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HOME IMP. COMPANIES (con,. I,


SHEETROCK and tape applicators. JOIN
H. PEACHEY & SON. 431S Lawrence st
lColmar Manor. Brentwood. Nd. UN
HYATTSvILLE CONTRACTING CO. -
Roofing. siding. guttering, painting, paper
ing: all work guaranteed; no down pay
ment, low monthly terms. For free esti-
mate, call WA. 1886, days or ewes.
BRICKWORK. expert workmanship; Chin
neys fireplacsS p9rehss o Or semplste fIa1T neT
CO.. Alex. $780, -23
NATIONAL PAINT sHoP-formerly 1922
Wis ave New location 1925 Ga. ave
Painting and papering. H. MILTER. RA.
OLD DOMINION CONTRACTING Co,
GIL. 0211. Additions. alterations. remodel
ing. roofing, siding; terms: free estimates.
Virginia work only. -27
A COMPLETE SERVICE for alterations and
new building work. reasonable prices, low
term payments work done Immediately.
For free estimates, phone or write. MET
ROPOLTTAN CONTRACTING CO., 925
9th ST. NV Ma $3.50 -2S
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REPAIRS end SERVICES (cont.l.

VENETIAN BLINDS CLEANED, CSC up to
3 #. wide and IT. long. Have your blinds
thoroughly cleaned BY our modern machine
ne Co. s6si ITtb st. nW pG ssoS
VENETIAN BLINDS cleaned, retaped. re-
finished or recorded; prompt~serVice; new
A. L. HUTTON. 34I5 M st. NV NV. AD. Ss33.
WASHING MACHINE and refgr. repair
service, all makes; factory parts; 9O-day
guar ACME RADIO & APPLIANCE CO.,
4016 Ga. ave-. GE. 46SS. 8 am. to 8 pm.
WASHING MACHINES REPAIRED. all
makes, factory parts. work guaranteed, As
FOR GENERAL REMODELING, painting
gapering. plastering: floor scraping; etc:
SPECIAL-Papering 5-rm. 2-story hall
house. Ss5 including materials. DU. 9n5S
or GE 1853 -22
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DOMESTIC.

DOMESTIC HELP by day, week or month
We protect your homes by selecting The
best help to do your work. RITTER
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. 634 S st. Nv
AID. 1882. 9 am. to 9 pm. 2S'
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SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN

COUPLE, reliable, refined, with two boys
a and 81; wife to cook, keep house and
or care for children; husbands services
optional BAUMGARDNER, DU. 9349.
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MOTOR TRAVEL,

DRIVING 1916 FORD to St. Paul, Aug. st,
DRIVING 70 70 CINCINNATI 6fSie July "a. take
two, one to help drive. share expenses:
1946 Chevrolet; references exchanged. "a.
LEAVING FOR PHOENIX, ARIZ. within
week. Want young man to share driving
and eXnenSeS LII 211S.
Evening star., 1947-07-22
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ADDITIONS, remodeling, carpentry, plumb
ing, plastering, painting, etc: Tree estl-
Ts!f!! e sasE aS$n ~ X
ALTERATIONS. ROOF PAINTING and re-
pairs, also inside and outside house paint
ns AspFaET faE1snfS1R T2EK prSate roads
country roads and parking areas. Call GL.
5949; prompt service. free estimates, sZnsrt ~
Raek M8pk ca gfn Us oT
STONE -CoNsT. CO.. gen. contrase65eers
s6IEDfSG, carpentry remodsling model osf of all
free freeze estimates. Cali Ii. 1893. rs
s sHf 81 SsfS e
sSsRF work H f gene
co. ,,rAL Alex; ;vSRk sRJo' stone walls haEstone
terraces, walks, chimneys. ireplaces; &c &C.
ment drysgays porches retaining Ians RocE Ras
CnScfEIE C,lIs M peSha CgMENT WORK
d np poTehak T4k GaE 0pIi A ss
FENCES-Au types, wood. picket wire,
chain link, immediate erection carpenIry' e w
concrete work; terms. M. W. FENeE ~
FENCES E G INSTALLED, wire or wood; our
pElsssy y are low n1 our ssS7 Work is GOOD A.
fEooR ffG sERvIcE. nothing but the best;
laying. sanding, inishine. cleaning; par
fses sa 15isRileaS coKTRAsfoks uiS iNc Isis Wsson
Sssse elsan6f s 6f1Rs eRa a'a9s s5s
HEATING-Ol furnaces and oil burners
complete hot-water radlaaiani systems SoEn ~ssn
sRsNdNEERTG RsS saEzasfSl9s CO 'iS = ga ga aver eE
anMr ag5yi SSS SaSp ocrooSMNrERcrAL REPAIRS. also
new work of any kind; cabinet work; mod-
srn ki5shens NS InSssiled, sINf2 gaine1ns ro
to ! pm, Cain AID. 1886; ewes. call oS NO.
Home HOME HEATING ExPERTs-wsarm All, air,
versions, new installations: consultations
and estimates without obligation. Phone
XII RfTcHENs MoDERNIzED. floor to ceiling
We feature. the famous Kitchen Maid
cabinets and Tracy stainless steel SINKS;
plaeed Iefn senera MODERN
HOME co. MA 6710.
PAINTING. papering plasterins, t,r,s general lei
msnts Il dessd cs BA 4s
PAINTING. PAPERING, MENTIONING and
new steam method. No water to run n o. on
walls or floors below; veterans. 81. 1854
PAINTING and papering. floor sanding,
guar. work: est. 1925. GILBERT 6
HAMILTON, AID 512a.
PAINTING, PAPERING. plasterine; pre-
war prices with 81 years responsible serV-
ice IA; 366S; EYES; Wo 5o9o. s,i., "a
distinctive. Phone CULBRETH, at DU.
3l46. -!
PAPERING. PAINTING. floor refinishing,
at fair prices. A. r. sEELfE co. Ill
PROMPT SERVICE, remodelinE. redecorat-
ing, repairs and cement work. A. r.
SEELYE CO., D1. 1897.
REMODEL. modernize your nome now:
terms: free estimate. NATIONAL INSTAL. TAI
ROOFING, SIDING. storm windows. con-
crete porches; We repair or replace any
part of the house; no money down, pay
Estimate, call MR.. ISARD, TAILOR Q427.
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10 THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C..
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Cont J

WHOLESALE CANDY HOUSE desires ex-
perienced salesman, commission basis
must have car. Apply 314 Randolph pl
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ypss, wood. picket. wire,
ediate erection: carpentry,
.erms. M. w. FENCE CO..
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CONTINUED on NexS Fase.s
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COLLEGE GRADUATE desires years
subprofessional experience In case work
agency before doing graduate study
Answer all inquiries. Box 303-T. Star
COLLEGE GRADUATE, experienced, Span
and Hispanic studies major, excellent typ
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counter and booths; reasonabIe. DE. q bI,S5 80
CcLORED-LADIES' speciality. shop In
dresses, millinery, blouses. hosiery, hand
bags. costume jewelry; wonderful oppor.
tunity for partners to make moneY:, JuS(
SO 400 down Investigate now. VIII sell
today Hurry. PAUL J. MILLER, DU. 242.
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ANDWICH SHOP. down.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

rent, income $3.50 wk.; ex-
.ent; approved by Health
man and wife; a neat prop
$4,000 down: bal. terms.
. H. (BILL) SIMONS, 1928
Evening star., 1947-07-22

Ii. 1858, LII. cI4l.
s soap .d es sDrs prss G0 a scaa k
end g .s5 each, PARAMouNT PsJs co. $50
FENCE POSTS, 3 it.. U-shaped, all steel,
s. lz is1Dus e.. Soc siss PSs: ss ta g:9sy o
FILE CABINETS. new and used. legal letter
sonso sss Eh nna Sts0as Ssrs 0iss s
TAN OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. 63s New
FfLfNG FHLf e!e CABINETS, legal, letter, steel.
day. CO. 462b, week, D1. 1874. 1112 18th 18th
FILING CABINETS, new steel. legal and
delivery: STERN OFFICE FvRFnNITURE
f2 sr 1sSs hSsE slss nsw .' ~ d. sE With Ss
rs and SO #, lengths. tested to 400 l6s,'
very Esaseeable IA s5es .Iestr,. LOGS. Si.,.
rail-, andirons; dinettss set. oval table. 4
sPs,Ts AIR m1a9sC 1MaasCHshs ri s2is peishins sanding
case gas engines. cARTY. 1908 14th. NO. o224.
.sTSssls ssIss sRs service ,,sS,nr pS 1s7. ..e
WsSsins Wsssins 81 mode. 1a. ps1g All. iafks
FREEZERs - International Harvester, IL
Freeze.;; sq; e.; s5Sf installed. MALoNEY,s. me.
| sl26 Ga ave, Silver Spring sH 1890.
FREEzERs, FROZEN cUsrARD = Make
more profits from frozen custard or ice
rre.m business by using the famous Taylor
freezer. The favorite Of chain stores, In
stitutions and re.ailsIs oTasE g neg 70 " Y
INC. 1893 sWis ave. Phone MI. $500.
FREEzERS-Choose your home freezer
from the largest selection 10 town; GE. HOT
Point. Phi3co. Maytag. Calvinstor. Gibs6n
and coolerator: also some used ones 20
reduced prices; easy terms. ELEcTRIcAL
CENTER, 514 10th st. nv. MA. sSI2
now; needs minor repairs; $50. 1899
Kennedy st. NV. ~
sition. G5. Cali sH e4si:
FRiGIDAIREj IT, new, st list price;
can be financed. MR.. PEARSON, DIE,
{continued on Nex, P.se.l -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-21
Pose q

American Iris Society shows
between 1888 and 1889.
Mr.. Simmons became in
terested in developing new
horticultural varieties as q
boy on his fathers fruit farm
in Ohio. He moved to the
Washington area in 1918. He
started his first garden here
on land 50 poor. he said. that
"some Of the neighbors came
over and told me to stop
wasting my time"
But the first prizes he won
in Washington were for fiow-
ers and vegetables grown In
that garden.
For 10 years Mr.. Simmons
has been experimenting with
tomato plants, and now he
has a strain which grows from
10 to II feet tall and bears
tomatoes which often average
a pound or q pound and q half
each. Several years ago q
song sparrow built a nest In
one of his plants, and MIR.
Simmons still treasures q pic
ture Of that sparrow sitting
on top Of its nest, nearly
dwarfed by the huge tomato
beside 1t.
Mr.. Simmons Is aided in his
gardening by his grand
daughters, Marjorie, s, and
Roberta, 4. They have been
living with him since the
death of their father. the Rev.
Robert Simmons, who was
pastor of Northminster Pres
byterian Church, Rhode Is
land avenue and Eleventh
street NV, before 1t burned
in 1885.
Both Roberta and Marjorie
have their own little garden
plots. and although Roberta
Is still mainly interested In
digging up what she Just
planted, Marjorie shows every
sign of becoming as earnest
a gardener as her grand
father.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-21
The Sunday ster P;etoHa Mosexne September
Fruit Tree With q Varieties

By WALLACE E. CLAYTON
uAVE YOU EVER seen a
IL tree that bears Is varie-
ties of apples and three types
of pears?
Winn T. Simmons, SIS As
pen street NV, has had one
flourishing In his garden for
years.
Mr.. Simmons started graft
ing different varieties of ap-
pies on his tree In 1913, when
he found that more fruit
ripened at one time than he
could use.
After his tree was bearing
five different types Of apples
he grated on q sprig from q
sickle pear tree.
1.-THE experts told me 1t
couldn't be done." he said.
But like the bee that didn't
know it was too heavy to fiy
I guess the tree didn't know
it couldn't produce pears. be-
cause some fine big ones ap-
peared a couple Of years
later"
After his success in making
one tree do the work of an
orchard, he kept adding more
CRAFTS each year until the
tree now starts producing an
early apple in June and keeps
bearing fruit until late in
October.
by putting the winter ap-
pies in my cold storage room
my family eats fruit from that
tree all year around" he said.
But MIR. Simmons, who re-
tired in 1913 after AZ years
as q claims examiner with the
Veterans Administration and
the Government Pension
Agency which preceded it.
doesn't conf1ne his garden
ing activities to teaching old
apple trees new tricks.
He has four new varieties of
iris registered with the Amer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-21

lean Iris Society and the Royal
Iris Society of England. In
stead Of developing new COL
ors In his iris he has concen-
trated on creating flowers
which are stronger and bigger
than existing types. Before
retiring from competition he
won six prizes In the annual
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-02-21
700 brings World

complete. ZOO brings World
News: 900 for Carolina News;
800 for Editors Diary; at
9:55 Carolina News; lO:Oo taxes
us to Washington, D. c. Tor Ar
thur Gaeth commentary; Cec1l
Brown at HOO; and Willard u
Cole at 1900 Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday Columous
County News at noon on tues
day and Thursday. For news
on the hour every hour during
the morning hours, it's WENC'
Whiteville .
ANY Tabor City musician VINO
wants an addition will be well
come at WENC any MONDAY,
"Wednesday or Friday morning at
1000 You may get q radio
program. Who knows? Now
we're going to sit back and put
YOU Behind The Mike" Tell
us what you want to hear ana
we'll try to give it to you. Our
scheduled column for broadcast
activity is concluded. Signing
off.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-02-21

here a while back from Hartford,
Connecticut and is really dong
fine job. This is his first trip
to the south but his radio eX-
perience in Hartford is an en-,
viable one. During high school
and college James studied
speech, drama and radio then
"Uncle Sam" beckoned and jim
went. While in the Air Corps
and not on active duty in his
B-24 Jim did some work for the
Armed Forces Radio Service.
After an Honorable Discharge;
he returned to Hartford and
worked on various transcribed
radio shows. Jim's announcing
and programming help and Ideas
have proved invaluable here.
Jim is currently heard as me on
"Sagebrush Serenade" at l2:45
Noon as we'll as several news
commentaries during the day.
Last, but by no means least, is
the 1910 Club where Jim Pur-
cell really shines
A moment now 10 tell you
friends that we want to see you
at our studios. No kidding.
friends . any time you can
make it come on out and look
around. While at WENC you can
tell us what you like and what
you dislike; so we can build our
programs to fit your needs.
Everyone wants news so WE
NC is trying to get plenty scat
tered throughout the day. Our
! morning news schedule is quite
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-02-21

. collect ideas from you-all
for better programs and keep
you informed of WENC broad
casting highspots. Enough Tor
the prologue now to 60 be
hind the Mike"
In the way of high-spots and
neighbors, this should serve as a
reminder that the Tabor City
Tribune broadcasts the news ev--
cry Monday, "Wednesday and
Friday at IL Noon over WENC,
Willard G. Cole reporting. We
NC is on the air at $50 am. now
because folks are rising earlier
Well try to get up ahead OF you
all summer. Another good pro
gram is Hot Dates in History
heard at tbs pm. Wednesday,;
Hot Dates" is a dramatlzed
event in history.
Our personality for today is
Jim Purcell. Jim came down
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-02-21

Ben Nesmith, III, and Frank
McGougan Nesmith, students at
The Citadel in Charleston spent
last week end here with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. Ne
smith, Jr.
Ned Butler had as his week
end guests Buddy Baird of Ath-
ems, Ga, and Dick Gross OF To-
coca, Ga.
Grant, the five-months-old son
of MIR. and Mrs. Frank Roberts
is a patient at the Mullins hos
pital.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-02-21

P Rii 1sIso IN bar ar, Of their ~
payment. '''ake inns:. :
l947. oay Of Js,,
s; S5:; X: t s IPe Ct {; -
Ter. VS. ?:
Il. B. Mallard, Attorney
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-02-21
Legal Advertising
ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE

Having qualified as administra-
trix, C.T.A. of the estate of w.
S. Porter, deceased, late of Co.
lumbus county, North Carolina,
this is to notify all persons having
claims against the estate Of said
deceased to exhibit htem to the
undersigned at Tabor City, N. c.,
on or before the 9th day of Jan
uary, 1948, or this notice will be
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-02-21
Behind
The Mike
by
TRUMAN II. WALROD

Welcome friends to new col
umn concerning radio. Our mu-
tual friend Willard G.. Cole sug-
gested the thing and we feel it
was one Of his best ideas. The
column is to do three things
tell you about your neighbors
who have programs over WENC
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-02-21

Mrs. J. L. Winstead, Miss Mon
teen Winstead, Mrs. D. F. Nc
Cougar, Miss Anne Brooks Nc
Cougar and Miss Jean Peay
were visitors in Fayetteville or
Saturday.
Evening star., 1947-07-10

You had better not take this
flying saucer" affair too lightly.
Of course, if you are in the Army
Air Force and would like to just
forget the whole thing, that is
understandable. The flying sau-
GERS" however, bode no good for the
earth or it's people and we have that
on the best authority. Tana told u.s.
Tana. the "mentalist" who now
peers into the future by candle
light from the Madrillon, has al
ready told many people things about
them that amazed them. Tana once
told a young woman we know that
she'd better be careful for there
was an accident lurking somewhere
in her vibrations The girl promptly
went out and fell down the night
clubs stairs. On larger and less
personal plane, Tana has predicted
with accuracy such things as the
duration of coal strikes.
1t seemed only logical, then. to
ask Tana for the word on these
flying saucers.'
They're not good" she said,
throwing dark and gloomy look at
the future. IT saw them"
You saw them?"
"Yes. I couldn't tell about 1t
before because people would have
said I was crazy or just trying to
get publicity.
I'm one of those insomniacs, you
know. I don't drink, so can't knock
myself out that way. I can't read
because the light would wake my
husband. So, usually, when I can't
sleep take my dog and 60 up on the
roof of the apartment house to get
some air. About a month and a
half ago, just as it was getting light,
I saw these Things
There were three of them. They
weren't like saucers, though. They
weren't like anything, They almost
weren't physical enough that you
could describe them or tell what
shape they were. But they were
there.