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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-04-30

Building this slide from the pat
tern isn't at all difficult. All you do
is cut each part according to the
pattern. Then fasten each piece to-
gether exactly in position indicated
on the printed paper pattern. NO
special tools or skill are required.
The pattern specifies materials to
buy and where to use each piece.
All lumber is stock size and readily
obtainable at lumber yards every
where.
Send so cents for Slide Pattern
No. 63 to Easi-Bild Pattern Com
pany, Dept. w, Pleasantville, N. Y.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-04-30

GUS yOu1ilSJ, OAs
Nehemiah travelled not only with
letters from the king, but assur-
ance in his heart that he was on
the Lords mission. He was given
authority to seek help from other
nations. Just how much help he
received from other nations is not
definitely certified, but we do
know that he achieved the high
purpose which God had put in his
heart. He governed the city wisely
for a dozen years, and wrought
many notable reforms. Read the
first seven chapters Of Nehemiah
for the complete story. Read also
Psalms l22:l-9.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-04-30
Early Spraying Advised
For Black Cherry Aphid

Sprays applied before the buds
break, say insect specialists, are
more consistent in controlling the
black cherry aphid than sprays
made after the buds are open.
Feeding of the black cherry aphld'
if present in large numbers, affects
the size and flavor of the fruit. Also,
a secretion known as "honeydeW
produces sticky and unattractlve
appearance of the fruit, especially
if it is to be sold as fresh fruit. De-
velopment of a sooty fungus in the
honeydew may contribute further
to the unsightly appearance of the
cherries. Sweet cherries are more
commonly infested than sour cher
ries.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-04-30
Broomsfick In Cows Stomach
Creates q BuffIing Mystery

CEDAR RAPIDS. IOWA.-Sheldon
Anton. farmer, was astonished to
find Is inches of a broomstick pro-
truding from between the ribs Of
one Of his Holstein cows.
The cow. purchased at sale, had
not been doing well and developed
an abscess on her side. It rup-
tured and the broomstick popped
out. How the stick got into the
cows stomach Is a mystery.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-04-30
Prompt Action Required
To Relieve Cattle Bloat

Removal of the gases from the
rumen is the primary object in
treatment of bloat in cattle. If bloat'
ing has just started, the animal
should be forcibly exercised and the
distended abdomen massaged OF
kneaded with the clenched fist to
bring about belching Of the gases
from the stomach. A wooden gag
can be placed in, and across, the
mouth of the bloated animal.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-04-30
Subdivision Bars Planes
And aeIicopters From Area

ST. LOUIS, MO.-A fear that the
helicopter might become as COM
monplace as automobiles, prompted
the barring Of helicopters from a
new St. Louis county subdivision.
1T was advised by title experts
to anticipate the developments Of
time" Ralph D'Oench. promoter Of
the development. said. Helicopters
dropping into the backwards would
constitute a definite hazard to chill
dren."
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-04-30
CoIorful Chair

A LOVELY lacy-looking chair
n set with surprisingly life-llke
pansies crocheted in shaded laven-
der cotton-the center buds are the
same colors, the rest of the pieces
in white or cream. Makes a pretty
dresser set, too.
To obtain complete crocheting instruc;,
lions and stitch illustrations for Shaded
Pansies Set pattern No. 5000.
Send 20 cents in coin. Your Name, ADJ
dress and Pattern Number.
Due 10 an unusually large demand and
current conditions, slightly more time is
required in filling orders for few Of the
most popular patterns.
Send your order to-:
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-04-30
Need q PGnt Pressing?
Store Offers Low Rates

PUEBLO, COLO.-Owners Of a
large clothing store here demon
strated that you still can get a
bargain nowadays. They displayed
a large sign which read:
pants pressed: l21s cents per
leg: seats-free.
The sign never fails to bring
smile to the faces Of price-weary
shoppers.
Besides. the service is a boon to
persons who only wrinkle one
trouser leg at time.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-04-30
Cot Looks For New Master
When Boss Gets Burned Ur

READING, PA. - This cat got
things all burned up.
George Hughes, Sc, returned to his
home after work. He lit an oil lamp
on the kitchen table. Hughes cat
jumped on the table. knocked over
the lamp.
In a few seconds the house was in
flames. Hughes couldn': reach the
door and jumped out the window.
The cat is looking for a new home
and master low.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-04-30
Cooking Potatoes

Tests by two state experiment
stations showed that potatoes
cooked in pressure saucepan until
tender (eight minutes) held S3 per
cent of their original vitamin C. In
contrast, potatoes boiled in an ordi-
nary kettle held only IS per cent of
this vitamin on the average, and
some held as little as Al per cent.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-04-30

W CA
Shushan. He was
a favorite at court,
due, no doubt, to
h is personality
and training, plus
a keen desire to
serve his people.
He obtained a
royal order from
Artaxerxes, grant.
ing him passage to
Jerusalem. 1t was
a long and danger
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-04-30
CORNER Potent BeqUeuths
Hospital Orderly $500, 900

WASHINGTON.-A hospital or
erly's kindness to a patient Is
years ago brought him $4,000
Richard N. Dawson, 62, now
$50 a month handy man at hos
3ital here. took good care Of Boun
Switzz Of Delaware. Tex. when
Switzz was patient in Baltimore
hospital in 1885.
Dawson learned from a Texas
lawyer that Switzz had died, leaving
him 5000. 600.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-04-30
AUTOS. TRUCKS & ACCESS.

FOR SALE or trade-IHC Kiss with 20 It
Freuhauf cattle body trailer; 1916 model
low mileage. good rubber. looks new. May
be bought 1T half price. Ideal for vegetable
produce. or livestock hauling. Call or write
Georgia.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-04-30
THOSE WHO OPPOSED
NEHEMIAH

NUR lesson describes not only
~ the courage and wisdom OF
Nehemiah in getting the Jews to
work and work together. but it
tells us about those who opposed
the rebuilding of Jerusalem. San
ballat was the governor of Samaria,
and when he heard that Nehemiah
was rebuilding Jerusalem, he put
in to defeat him by many schemes
of sabotage.
He began with ridicule What
do these feeble Jews?" he SCOT
fingly asked. Ridicule is always
one of the weapons Of those who
would tear down and destroy.
Young people will do well to guard
themselves against the snare of
cynicism. 1t is dangerous thing.
Sanballat and his cohorts, Tobiah,
and certain Arabians and Am
monites and Ashdodites, conspired
to hinder Nehemiah in many devil
Gus attacks; but the people worked
and fought, in the name Of the
Lord.
WHAT MAKES A REAL LEADER?
THIS is the question which will
L inevitably arise as we study
this lesson. How could one man
inspire people to undertake the i'm.
possible? First. Nehemiah relied
implicitly upon Gods help. Second,
he threw himself into the task.
fearlessly and intelligently. Third,
he possessed the quality of inspir.
ing faith and hope in others. These
are the qualities that make a real
leader, anywhere. any time.
How we do need such leaders to.
day! And the Bible speaks to US,
in the story Of Nehemiah remind.
ing US how real leaders are pro.
duced, Read the l22nd Psalm. Here
is the secret of it all-"They shall
prosper that love thee" Every
difficulty confronting the home, the
community, the nation, the world,
can be met and mastered. provided
we tackle it in the name of the
Lord, relying upon his wisdom, his
strength, his poise.
copyright bY the International Council
OF Religious Education on behoH Of an
protestGnt denominations. Released by
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-04-30
PERSONAL

"NIAIL ME TIES" Exchange those you're
tired or ashamed OF. will send same number
& quality Of handsomely cleaned ties. Pay
postman 81 for s plus postage. MAIL ME
TIES, Box f41l, Phila. 40, Pa.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-04-30
HELP WANTED-MEN, WOMEN

ATTENTION ALL: Get set for good Jobs.
many kinds. thousands needed. Alaska 9TH
er countries. islands. east. west coast COM
panies hiring. 81 postpaid brings several
latest spring listings. Alaska-some general
labor. Foreign and Domestic Emp. Direc-
tory. P. o. Box las. Dept Al. Spokane 2,
Wash.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-04-30
Nehemiah Rebuilds jerusalem
Lesson for May 2, 1948

dorm and reared In Persia
ID Nehemiah appears in the open
ing scene of his prophecy as cup
bearer to King Artaxerxes IN the
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-04-30
WHEN FRIENDS WORK
TOGETHER


Upon arrival In Jerusalem,
~ Nehemiah made tour Of the
city by night. He was shocked and
amazed at the ruins. He called up
on the people to come and help re-
build the walls. And they were i'm
pressed with the earneStness and
sincerity and courage Of his call.
$50 built we the wall; and all the
wall was joined together unto the
half thereof; for the people had
mind to work." Nehemiah as.
There is work for everyone who
is Of willing mind There is work
In the home. Boys and girls who
pitch in and share In the everyday
work of the home make glad the
hearts Of their parents, and at the
same time they are learning how to
care for their own homes when they
grow up.
STRENGTH AND ENCOURAGE
MENT
NJ EHEMIAH set the people to-
~ gether in families, with tools
for work and weapons for defense
against the enemy. And in this
union OF numbers there was both
strength and courage. We need to-
day to learn anew this lesson Of
working together. So often we wit
ness evidence of people pulling
against one another. We see it in
the home and in the school and in
the wider areas Of ife-in politics
and in the clash between capital
and labor.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-04-30

wANTED-Asphalt and concrete inspectors
for plant and street. Must have at least
five years experience in either. Good SAL
airy. give references. Southern Testing Lab
oratories. Inc, Birmingham ;. Ala. 2227
First Ave, South.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-04-30
HELP WANTED-MEN

SALESMAN WANTED by national organiza-
ton. Big salable line Advertising Specialties.
Calendars, gifts. Full or part time. Extra
income all year round for ambitious man
with car. Exclusive Territories. RYDER
SPEC. ADV. Southwest Branch. Seguin,
Texas.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-04-30

statesmen for 1nstallment Short-Goods
specialties. Good earnings paid weekly. H.
NJ. CHAMBLESS CO.. Asheyille Hwy. Spar
tanburg, S. c.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-04-30
Mrsh AxuhIes
are NN1n
m/ NEST Rs10I

The juice of a lemon in a glass OF
water, when taken first thing on arts.
ing, is all that most people need to
insure prompt, normal elimination.
No more harsh loxatives thatirritate
the digestive tract and impair nutrl.
ton! Lemon in water is good for you!
Generations Of Amerieans have taken
lemons for health-and generations
of doctors have recommended them.
They are rich in vitamin c; supply
valuable amounts of b and P. They
alkalinize; aid digestion.
No. too sharp or sour, lemon in water
has a refreshing tang - clears the
mouth, wakes you up. It's not
purgative - simply helps your sys-
tenn regulate ITSELF Try it 10 days.
USE CALIFORNIA sUNKIsT LEMONS
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-04-30

Heirloom Piece
y EAUTIFUL enough to ,,.,,.
ID as an heirloom p.e;.-.;
proud peacock is em5.o!!r,s;
all its glorious co!oyiags AM ,
look handsome on yogr bed :.
for the beginner because he :.
broidery is in simple c.o:s.s,
The design measures :. m
inches.
To obtain hot-iron tran,!c. 70, Do
color chart md stitch l'u,,r,,s,,
Glorious Bird pattern Eo. y-4
Send 20 cents in .o.a. You W,
dress and Pattern Number.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-04-30
REAL ESTATE, HOUSES

FLORIDA properties, Lake Front Homes,
Lots. acreages and groves. See or write o.
L. Stanley. with S. H. Hanson Real Estate
Agency, Lake Wales, Florida.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-04-30
TRAVEL

FLASH: For good food. Chinese and Ameri-
can make 1t point when you come to Sa-
vannak to visit. CANTON TEA GARDEN
l28 Drayton St, Savannah, Georgia.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-04-30
SEEDS. PLANTS, ETC.
WANTED TO BUY

WANTED-USed American and Foreign
GUNS. Highest allowances in Cash or Trade
in on NEW Home or Shop Equipment. LAR
RY RYAN. OMEGA. GA.
Evening star., 1948-01-18

tivation Of 100000 acres OF un-
occupied land. Similar projects have
been arranged for Nigeria. although
on a smaller scale.
Other Countries Consulted.
Cocoa production In the West
African colonies. amounting to so
per cent Of world production. is to
be stepped up. So are Nigeria's tin
mining undertakings which, totaling
1000 tons annually, make up IL
per cent of world output.
Diamonds in Tanganyika, copper
in Northern Rhodesia, cotton IN the
Niger River Valley, meat in East
Africa, rice in West Africa, fisheries,
timber, mechanization of agricul-
ture-these are only q few of the
problems under microscopic study Of
Colonial Office and economic affairs
planners which presage an era Of
Evening star., 1948-01-18
activity on the dark con-

unlimited activity on the dark con-
tinent.
Meanwhile, there is close and
positive collaboration with Belgian
and French colonial authorities in
tackling problems of disease, road
construction, radio and, telephone
communications.
Constant attention is, being de-
voted to closer economic collabora-
ton between the East African terri
tories of Uganda, Tanganyika, zan-
zibar and Kenya, the Central Afri-
can colonies of Northern and South
ern Rhodesia and Nyasaland and the
West African territories of Nigeria,
Gambia, Sierra Leone and the Gold
Coast.
Governors of the African terrific
|ries met In London for q 14-day con-
(See AFRICA. Page C.5.) w.
Evening star., 1948-01-18
Britain Makes Big Plans for Africa
Looms AS q Treasure
House for Third
Empire
By Arthur [. Goyshon

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of Britain's
third empire are rediscovering the
treasure house of Africa.
Colonial office policy makers
agree the second phase Of the Brit
ish Empire ended when World War
II hastened the end Of this coun-
try's rule in India and Burma, just
as a tea party in Boston 174 years
before signaled the death of the
first empire and the birth Of the
American Nation.
Britain's present shortage Of dol
lars, foods, raw materials and ship
ping are direct results OF World
War II. Breakdown Of her second
large source of foreign iacome-her
invisible exports in the shape of
shipping services and foreign in
vestments - and the multilateral
world trading system have forced
her to look within her own terri
tories for economic self -sufficiency.
That was how she rediscovered un-
explored. undeveloped Africa.
TO- Year Plan Laid Down
Heralding this new phase of en-
pire building is 10-year program,
cautiously estimated at between
two and three hundred million
pounds ($sO0,oOO0O0 to $1,2oO,00o,-
0O0D aimed broadly at turning the
sleeping continent into the third
empires larder, stockpile and bas-
ton.
How are IS per cent Of Africa's
100 ,0oo,00O to 2oo,oo0,o0o people, A
per cent of its area and IT per cent
of It's capital under the British flag
to be harnessed?
The answer lies in a story charged
with high economic endeavor and
deep and explosive political content.
Under the 10-year plan laid down
in the 1945 colonial development
act, approximately s160,oo0,0 900
(s640 100000 will be spent in the
African territories to build hospi-
tails, roads, bridges, to improve COM
munications, agricultural, port ana
health services, to fight soil erosion,
illiteracy, to locate minerals, con-
struct dams, drain swamps, redis-
tribute populations, and to under
take research.
Mineral. agricultural and indus
trial undertakings in 10 colonial
territories In East, Central and
West Africa will be given capital
aid under the overseas resources
development bill. empowering the
government to raise up to s165,0o0,-
900 $3.50 900, o,0OO).
One major project, planned by
the Northern and Southern Rho
desian governments in conjunction
with important British steel inter-
ests, envisages creation Of a $92,-
100000 hydro-powered steel center
on the zambesi River involving
construction of a dam $50 feet high
across the Kariba Gorge and ulti-
mate output of SOC, 900 tons Of steel.
Another government sponsored
Evening star., 1948-01-18

enterprise is investigating the hydro
electric potential of Kenya, Tan
ganyika and Uganda. Few details
are available, but 1t appears part Of
Britain's intensive development plan
for Kenya, slated as the new ad-
and supply headquar-
tiers for her mideastern army, navy
and air forces.
.,s-
Fuel Supply Available
The rich Wanke River coal beds
in Rhodesia, by authoritative esti-
mates. could supply all Britain's fuel
neds for hundreds of years. These
are being developed, as are coal de-
posits in Nigeria on the west coast
and Tanganyika on the east.
A $100, ,eOe, 900 peanut-farming pro-
gram in Tanganyika, already begun,
aims at production of 100000 tons
annually from the rnechaniZed cul-
Evening star., 1948-01-18
By. John c. Henry

treaty alliance with
military strength Palestine the island of Cyprus fits in fully
developing British pattern for setting modernized defense
system strategic Middle
Obviously system integated with comparable
reflected most dispatch of expanded
mry missions to Greece and Turkey the increase of our
strength release of Is modern
submarines and assorted naval vessels Turkey the ropenng our
abae To and maintenance by United States Air Forces OF
large arbase at Dhahran. Saudi Arabia.
Brsraq treaty revealed at its signing
Thursday the British retain rights
Bagdad with arms ammn-
o ships aeropanes of modern pattern such are in current
use" by British forces
An Especially Significant Provision
The following significant appears in the treaty.
high contracting becoming involved
hosite will invite his britannia
majesty bring Immediately the forces of all arms
and will furnish facilities assistance in its
including the railways rivers ports aeodrome and lines OF
"Ths treaty" Foreign declared s the beginning
of series treaties rgaring and expressing the friendship
between this country and the Arabic world"
BY terms agreement British military strength already
firmly established in Jordan neshborng country to aa
result will be chain of British and American otposs
extending Gibraltar in the west to the entire length of the
Gulf in the east with its strength in depth running from
southwark throughout Africa
British insstence on retaining troops the
major the bitter AngoEgyptan dispute of
the sve Of the status OF the 1886 treaty between
still before the United Nations Recent deve
opmen reflect the British reasoning in this case and
relations ead somewhat last week by financial
the two countries Among the terms OF this
release Egypt of about in blocked
holdings sterling the sale OF additional millions OF British goo
to Egypt and other concessions calculated
improve the Egyptian financial position
MANY Possibilities Envisioned for Cyprus
Fitting into pattern their control by
treaty. the foreign otherwise Independent shekdom
Of Kuwat Persian Gulf and the continued British
occupation Of Cnaica Italian colony adjoining
the Mediterranean.
utilization Of cyprus British military installation
constitutes umnt modern terms of conception OF
Dsrae who the British people that Il dream Of
making place with the strongest naval base in the eastern
Mediterranean"
methods of warfare is unlikely that
planning envisons Cyprus as great naval base in the form
Principal harbor sites at Famagusta on
the the south but neither is suited for heavy
the the time needed transform
would rule out the possibility In case
would them extremely vulnerable
resident correspondent Cyprus however writes as follows on
significant possibilities for the island:
Cyprus presents another aspect The whole OF the
central into airdrome at moments notice
large already exist within few miles OF each other
Tymbou An aidome is still operated by the Royal
military have recently marked the boun-
Dhekea work has been carried for
Evening star., 1948-01-18
Strategic Moves BY Britain, L. S.. Form Pattern
andDi iplomaicS nounced London and Washington

some time Morphou Bay which be the
cyprus has however greater significance. Group Rado
Ingene unit transferred from sarand to
Fanagusta year recently disclosed that
under the cloak of searching Israel t. Jewish
illegal fact covering movements OF t. ssian
fleet in the Black Sea-
No Prospect of Britain Giving Up Island
significance official communque last month seems to
the read of the British
monitoring service and its American counter
parts recently visited To discuss installation OF small
reception station with the object OF enargng their mutual coVerag
worlds broadcastine"
Disclosure of the British plans Cyprus subantiates their
era that despite Cypriot agitation for
political union with release of the
island from the British quarters the
laion of the descent This also ties In with
British support for development OF the island
bohuav water system and other facilities civil
any military plans.
Meanwhile problem of housing military garrison Of some
troops attended to in plans for conversion OF te present
Jewish All of these camps are bascay
maytype installations and easily adaptable to troop use II
reported suitable for about H. b wan De
enlarged to and Caraoo for an addona
$4,000 Both the area ana
other installations one already unoer COLI
structon near Ncosa.
Deeper Africa course may found the already revealed
plans for development British the west to east coasts
prints already provide for extensive Improvement OF msnay @
airport and facilities The eastern anchor Will be IN >enya
land sea and air facilities demonstrated during the
last general line the continent was suitable i
operations and string OF great aneios aieaaS 10
existence.
Kenya Port Most Advanced Project
Most project this probably is the deveopment
Of Mombasa and the construction OF oas
facilities and miles inland from the port oya
engineers native labor force IN the early OF
this work.
Eventually is uscae war IN the Middle East eS
African probably would be built greater strength and enee
tiveness Mediterranean long-range air
leave badly exposed =
While participation in this overall Middle East
directed principally at our assistance 70 Grece anu
Turkey Tpo and Dhahran ahelds could be OF eia1 s
The former was key African transport IN the last
war built by United States Army engineers 70
heavy transfer load when emphasis was oelng
from the European theaer While the Dnanran oase
owned United States All forc
extends March, s4suness OF tne
trouble force out OF Sauoi Arabia
Middle East. -.
by President Truman at press conference s
sending American
improves chances retaining
countries Such action It mas oeen
y the Arab states would be considered probably result
In driving civil and commercial personnel ano
those Similar Arab reaction however PROBABLY Wou
bv supply Of american financial support to Zionist
forces
Evening star., 1948-01-18
dPlan Backed BY Might
Urged for Our Protection
Analyst Says y. S. Is Repeating the Mistakes
1t Made After World War | by Failing
81. to Curb Soviet Aggressiveness
BY Constantine Brown

have prohted little
This lack willingness learn at
predicament in which find ourselves today
This country fought two in the
battlefield
politicians failed to take rumphs
Evening star., 1948-01-18
Growing European I rade
Seen as Encouraging Sign
Political Barriers Vaulted by Exchange of
More Than Billion in Goods in ~
J. With Russia Participating
By Riehord L. Stokes

Changers cold beating from the iron curtain have all but
Despite progressive haroen-
ing political antagonsm at all points
which has reached the surprising volume o.
annually nearly third OF prewar normal
baea agreements signed since Voc