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Evening star., 1948-05-06
REPAIRS AND sERVlcEs.

ADDING MACHINES. calcu,ators cleaned
asd st @ ind adgsfsf US Al 4YPSWRs P9ES co
sklckfaYiNG"fireplaces sI chimneys re.
.snqs walls EsSS and steps built and
BRICK WORK, white, union mechanics,
small S1s lobS obs o OF % house; 20 yrs. exper. Ii.
BRiCKWORK, small job specialists; i'm
mediate action: all work guaranteed. UN.
cAB1NETMAkERs-Fin. carpentry, furn.
Novelties, bookcases, desks. etc. ST. 7454;
ewes, ia. s629. e. G, OF 11th NV.
CAMERAS. movie equip foreign or do
BRENNER, 933 Pa ave NV. RE 2434
MAI MATTRESSES so Tsmads, g up. STEIN BED
CAMERA REPAIRsAsI6 ls:h W s.: n. NV
LER ! d!Ay.BrR4 NC IA 4711
Dork phases Of eafi al kinds ha done by
mechanics can Mr.. sTALLER, woodiey
sasfaasssd cAKR1NeF1 ALts sens5a oso repairs YORK
CARPENTRY-Attics dntshed, recreation
rooms, porches inclosed. stairways., dormer
HS9p TInd1y5, IcE rssidsntaI nia or commercial j.
CARPENTERING. ,plasterine. freproofing.
eementing, paper hanging, painting. roof;
1915. ask for Mr. WILLIAMS. 3
CARPENTRY, complete remodeling. resi-
dentia, and commercial. AINSWoRTH,
CARPENTRY - Screening, tiling. All
white mechanics csii LU, 1885 or TR.
CARPENTRY-Porches screened attics I'm
ished, window valances, cabinets. book
cases, partitions alterations, additions and
interior remodelins. KNOLL, WA. s276'
repairing, screen
ing. painting done reas.: white mech.
Call MR.. SWAN, DI 5000 after m.
CLEANING UPHOLSTERED furniture ano
rugs; machine-done on premises; estimates
ELECTRIC WIRING, old or new work
expertly done by licensed electrician. Cal
A. B. STANFORD, UN- 091s. 10
ELECTRIC WIRING. repairs. Emergency
service. Extra outlets. automatic control
wiring. No charge for estimate. Licensed
ELECT REPAIRS and installations;
for prompt, courteous. guaranteed service.
call A c. ELECTRIC co, RA. 585S.
ELECTRIC WIRING. commercial. residen-
tial. old. new work. Extra outlets, repairs.
ELECTRIC WIRING AND REPAiRs. small
Jobs. speciality; bonded. Call any time.
FLooRs. sanding, cleaning. fnishinE,
waxing; lowest prices In town. Call IR.
1896 for free estimate. u
Evening star., 1948-05-06
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PERSONAL.

RIDING CLUB-owner with substantial
nearby WOODED acreage would like to con-
tat ndyidaaS or Limited eIolp geng
lloing club. Prefer fellow Govt. employees
references exch Write Box 1907, Star.
PROFESSIONAL MAGICIAN avail. for all
Cp 5yPes Of parties at reasonable rates Call
mems suits. 2s@s Otis St ne. CO. S4i4.
WANTED-Home for refined. white, gem
while mother works. Ma 1870. Ext. 433,
You DON'T HAVE TO GET in bad mood
ever on your nice dress. Visit EXQUISITE,
and their chemist will remove 1t in your
presence. EXQUISITE-THE DYE WORK
SPECIALIST. corner Ga. and N. H.. GE.
ARE YOU WRITING A NOVEL. Do you
need criticism. marketing assistance or
write Box 3s2-z. Star.
ROOM NEAR BATH in pvt. home for semi
invalid invalid lady; tray service No objection to
ALTERATI oNs, ladies; none too COM
plicated buttonhoes speciality. Ia
ENJOY SUMMER sPoRTs-Bay fishing,
riding. hiking, tennis, swimming hiking.
motor trips cards dancing: If over 20
unmarried, of good character. join JUST
F3R t5d9 FUN - CLUE, 3 n d6la goth st. NV" De
SONG. SONG WRITERswYogr songs or other
JESSE GuNTHER STUDIOS, CO. 1929.
soe 1AVs saaIHs' AZ a.
sHYNs s'1S sESGrY s'eessi copo9 sfad'ns Isio
DENTAL TECHN1CIAN-JosEPH RICE
so5 l4th s NV: l4th and r; Ma o773
sTemut 8 aad snsiens - ssrSies. open ewes
oNE elSs WOMAN oia + Tells AS0oTHER about our
Sa sa sve TO- h sansi 9
ra1,5,, lilo st M centrally loeated above W
sfNG PLAY Aeas Or sPEAk. f K aoqs 2scoFd Em tells III
the story gTfss piano privacy
aasso's.as1s SIS ;sSs;' r!s sssE' c 81
GHOST WRITING, by experts, Of speeches
Cali GHi Elk tsS si6o Eyt te' a Oh app'es''0h etc
PARsoNs' CoUNTRYsIDE CAMP assures
yoten your 'sd Of
pony riding, swimming, creative arts and
crafts. music. archery; boxing; separate
ds h0s
tyre mailed upon REQ. RUTH PARSONS,
P1sftS 94o G1 eye fb0, W sH Er,4n4
rewriting and editing for individuals, or
ganization, commercial. professinal, well
fare radio, cause etc; specialist in
the written word. Suite 304, l747 K st.
DO 20 YOU BUY coon cLoTHEse Then YOU
want better than average cleaning. Try
our custom work. We have a pleasant
surprise for you. NEEDLECRAFT SERVICE
SHOPS: 3 stores, 1869 Columbia rd. NV;
go 18th st. NV; 113l King St. Alex. Va.
AGED AND INVALID given excel. care and
diet IN nurses own lovely home; refs.
Lf.ovEiY, QUIET SUBURBAN HOME has
rm. for elderly lady or cple; no hospital
Or institutional atmosphere, excel. food.
SoLD li AT AZ 40. so, so." MAN. you're
crazy! Thousands poppy at 70. Ostrex
Tonic Tablets pep UP bodies lacking iron,
For rundown feeling many men, women
call old" New get acquainted" size
only SOC. At all druggists;
REFINED EMPLOYED WOMAN exchange
evenings with children for room, bath,
board Box 326-Y. Star 70
WHAT ARE MUSICAL DOLLARS: Listen
to LENDERS on Station WARL from 1890
TO sunset every day
THE COSTLIEST EGGS in town are those
with the active moth-laid in your
clothes. and you have the loss Our stor-
age you install---comeS fall, your gar
ments YOU call, there will be no hole and
the cost is small. EXGUIS1TE-THE DYE
WORK SPECIALIST, corner Ga. and N. H,
GE gIIT.
Evening star., 1948-05-06
SALESMAN.

LINOLEUM SALESMAN. must be expert
enced; salary commensurate with ability
Apply In person. Ala st. ne, TO 8.
TIRE SALESMAN 70 call on dealer and
commercial accounts. Salary, commission
and gasoline allowance. AMERICAN TIRE
co. lol5 ne. AT 1912.
SALESMAN to sell nationally known toy
line 10 retail. some sales exper nee; must
have car: commission with draw plus ex-
penscS. Box 1861, Star.
SAIESMEN OR SALESWOMEN-No exper
nee: earn Sl0 to so a day; colored or
white Call Mr.. SCHWARTZ, GE. 1854
ewes. to 10 pm
nave openinss for top notch salesmen
need not be experienced in our line as
We Will train YOU quickly and help you
IN every way, This position offers a life
time career. with earnings OF over $50
per wk the year round II you feel YOU
qualify. you will be given a personal inter-
view by calling HI a25l e
MAN WASTED-Good, reliable tn sunnlv
customers with Rawleigh products Write
RAWLE1GHS S. Dept. DCE-14-127, Chester,
statesmen TO SELL REAL ESTATE, earn
while you learn, GEM REALTY CO.
MA: 1857; ewes, LU, 50S4. p
SALESMAN, 25 to 40 years old. retail fab
ric. must have good retail sales experience,
excellent salary plus commission TO right
man. THE YARDSTICK, 9@S st. NV.
SALBsMEN. auto supplies. good salary and
advancement. THE PEP BOYS, p20 st.
e-s. -
Evening star., 1948-05-06
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC Cont l..

GIRL, colored, wants job as mothers
helper: 5-day wk, from 8 to l pm. Call
DE 1918.
GIRL. colored, wants lob as maid: no
cooking or heavy laundry. AK. 7475,
MARY.
GIRL, colored. wants hrs in morn.
cleaning; Csc hr. DU. 1855.
CIR GIRL eNlersd' Ts ,oss wants days work. any
GIRL. colored. desires gh.w.: must be in
the District. Ask for MISS MERRI-
WETHER, LU. 4113. -6
HOUSEKEEPER-CooK. white, desires posi-
ton. adult family, live in, references
Box 333-Y, Star. 8"
LADY, colared 35. wants steady work
g.h.w., laundry: $50 wk. live in am.
to II am. Friday WI. TAOS, MATTE,
LAUNDRESS wants shirts and fine linens
brought to her home. NO. 1854. -
MAID OR COOK. colored, work in Dis
trlct or Maryland; reference, health card
AT 3S0S g
WOMAN. colored, wants days work clean
ing and laundry. District 1865.
Evening star., 1948-05-06
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

DAY WORKER or night sitter available
IL 3729.
G.H.W.. mothers helper, from to 4:30.
MI 9175.
GIRL, colored. experienced laundress and
cleaner wants days work. S5 day and car
fare. HI 4249.
GIRL, colored. wishes zh.w. HO 1850.
FAYE.
GIRL, colored. wishes part-time work,
or evenings: experienced. FR
2222
GIRL, colored. high school graduate, de-
sires g.h.w. in small apartment. Call AID.
1925
GIRL eolored. wants days work cleaning
and laundry. no cooking; work i've days
week. Twintng 0blk. -
Evening star., 1948-05-06
Statesmen (Cont.).

SALESMEN-We have an opening in our
sales department for three go men who
have had experience in The selling and
engineering of commercial Refrigeration
cent straight commission. Box 31O-Y
Star -6
ESTABLISHED REAL ESTATE broker. In
years needs service of Il only real
estate salesman. Box 31l-Z. Star -6
YOUNG WHITE OR COLORED MAN to
work full time as salesman with knowledge
OF tailoring; must have refs, good salary
Apply in person. CAVALIER MEMS SHOP
1928 Tth st. NV. -6
FULL OR PART-TIME SALESMAN will
train, good. earnings, disqualification, sick
ness, accident and business insurance;
representing the METROPOLITAN CAS-
UALTY INSURANCE CO. of New York
CAV Ma. LOO for intervieu
Evening star., 1948-05-06
BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
ments in The Star.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

PRICED FOR QUICK sALE--DressmakinR
pieteiy equipped Phone OVERLOOK aas4;
Sun, s-12 am. TIE. 24s3. -6
DEATH OF OWNER necessitates sale OF
entire stock of mems clothes and luggage.
For information call attorney for estate.
"a; l71s Ewes, EN- .a 3473a ,-a IA
good; with living quarters; Reasonable
price Leaving city. EX. 96a7 r.
LuNCHEOSETTE with frozen custard-
Excel NV. corner at transfer point: hne
year-around business, 4-year lease price,
aRnISGToN. Al In tS<.0' Va s"' REsTAuRANr-Hcw
ST 900 mo; priced $4,000 OK. @016.
TOURIST COURT DINER and 7-rm house.
ga a. No. highway: $4,000 cash bal
ance easily financed JOHN HILL CAR
TER, JR., OV 2007. TIE. 1137
man stand in a highly desirable business
district; crossing presently $1,000 wk. with
an excellent chance to increase. Call BILL
SIMONS, the liye-wire broker. Ex 6lsl.
NO. is, A MoNEY-MAKING NEWSSTAND.
srossing over 800 day; the hours are
ions, the work is easy and the profits, are
sweet; see 1t for yourself Call the live.
wire broker, BILL sIMoNS. EX. 61sl.
CONTINUED on Next Pags)
Evening star., 1948-05-06
MOTOR TRAVEL.

DRIVERS WANTED-Light car and truck
431l. 3
DRIVING To READING via Lancaster.
Friday; returning Sunday. Call Trinidad
2424, Ext 81.
DRIVING TO PORTLAND. ORE. via
Chicago: 1a47 Buick; can take ,. MI
Evening star., 1948-05-06
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

AIRPLANE FLYING INSTRUCTION under
q bill. Men and women. Phone Olive.
MODERN TRAINING in beauty culture. all
subjects taught Approved By Government
for OF training wAR-FLYNN BEAUTY
LEARN TO DRIvE-Look for the two
steering wheels. permits, D. c.. Md and
Va. EASY METHOD SCHOOL, NO 1894.
PLAY PIANO and compose in ) months
Also specialist in voice culture, dict'cn.
organ. Dupont S621 So
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches
English, self-confidence. freedom from self
consciousness; pvt. tutor. MI $3.50.
Evening star., 1948-05-06
OMESTTC

MRS. PEARL c. FRANCES Service Bureau
supplies trained help for most exclusive
clientele 93l 11th ST NV, CO. O414. -
EXPERIENCED COLORED HELP for
domestic and public work. NO. 1853
Evening star., 1948-05-06

COOKING and general housework: SIS
per week; live in: city references. RA
27SS.
Evening star., 1948-03-06
ALERT Cab Driver Blinds Bundit
with Spotlight, Averts HoIdup

dria, with attempted holdup and
robbery and with theft OF Mr.
Montgomery's cab. They said they
were holding for investigation
Sawyer's girl friend. who, lives in
the 100 block of North Royal street,
Alexandra.
Police gave the following version
of the incident:
Sawyer and his girl friend hailed
the cab in Alexandria about IL
Montgomery to drive them to Wards
service station in Franconia. Police
said Sawyer evidently mistook Mr..
Dodson for the station proprietor
leaving with the days receipts. He
went to the parked car, thrust his
hand into a coat pocket as if con-
cealing a gun and demanded that
Mr. Dodson turn over his money.
Mr.. Montgomery said he then
realized the man was attempting a
holdup and turned the spotlight on
Sawyer's face, binding him suffi-
ciently to permit Mr.. Dodson and
MIR. Montgomery to escape.
The police said Sawyer and the
woman then drove off in the cab.
Working on description given by
Mr.. Dodson and MIR. Montgomery,
Fairfax Policeman Joseph Howard
and Alexandria Policemen Claude
Nixon and George Rush arrested
Sawyer as he walked along an Alex
andria street, at about 1880 am.
They arrested the girl a short time
later at her home.
Alexandria police said Sawyer re-
Gently was acquitted in Alexandria
Corporation Court on a charge of
participating in a yoke robbery.
Evening star., 1948-03-06
New Turbine Reported
Developed in Sweden

NEW YORK, Mar. 6 (NANA) =
Swedish shipping engineers are re.
ported to have designed a powerful
compact turbine which Is the frs
capable Of using either gas or steam
for power. According to the Stock.
holm newspaper Svenska Dag.
bladet, the engine-half the weight
and volume of a Diesel el-turbine oi
equivalent power-may revolution
ize shipbuilding.
The makers, the De Laval Co. ol
Jaerla, feel that the opportunity oi
switching the power plant at will
from gas to steam and back will
lower fuel consumption and elm
mate much of the vibration o1
Diesels. OF all marine engines now
in use, this will be the cheapest to
operate, they, say.
The new turbine might be of great
value to the many Swedish factories
being built inside mountains. The
turbine, using gas, could provide
electricity without any need for
water, smokestacks or boiler rooms.
The new turbine was designed
back in 1914, the company declares
but production had to be shelved
for more urgent work on machinery
for new Swedish cruisers. This
year, however, it is hoped 10 of the
new turbines will be turned out.
Evening star., 1948-03-06
Pointing Of Gormon
Given to GEORGETOWN

An oil portrait Of the Very Rev.
Laurence G. German, s. j., George
town University president, was pre-
sented to the university yesterday by
| its creator. Boleslaw Jan Czede-
kowski, Polish refugee artist.
The portrait was on exhibit in
the Copley Lounge, on the campus,
where number of invited guests
assembled. It shows the educator in
his academic robes and was re-
garded as an excellent likeness.
Mr.. Czedekowski came to WASH
ington early last Winter. He was
rescued by the forces of the late
Gen. George S. Patton in Austria
and painted the generals portrait
in appreciation. This portrait and
others done by the artist were ex-
hibited at Georgetown University
during the winter and Mr.. Czede-
kowski painted Father Gorman's
portrait in another gesture of appre-
citation.
Evening star., 1948-03-06
Trial Of Dr.. Peckham
10 Be Resumed Monday

The prosecution will present
more witnesses Monday in the Dis
trict Court trial of DR.. Henry L
Peckham, jr., Southeast Washing
ton physician, on abortion charges
Assistant United States Attorneys
Charles B. Murray and Arthur j
Mclaughlin will attempt to prove
that the woman DR.. Peckham is &C.
cused of treating was pregnant at
the time. She is Mrs. Edith Stottle-
myer, who now lives in st. Paul
MINI.
The prosecution has received sew
eral setbackS since the trial began
several days ago. One of the princi-
pal blows came when Mrs. Stottle-
myer said the man who had treated
her was not in the courtroom
DR.. Peckham, at the time, was seat
ed at the trial table with Attorneys
H. Mason WEIGH and Dorsey K
Offutt.
Evening star., 1948-03-06

An Alexandria cab driver who used
a spotlight to blind a would-be
bandit late last night was credited
by Fairfax police with ayerting a
holdup at a filling station in Fran
coma, Va.
AS a result of his action, both the
cab driver and the intended victim,
who sat In a parked automobile,
escaped from the scene, the police
said.
The hacker is Gaylord A. Mont
gomery, the first block of Fifth
street NE. Washington, and the
intended victim is william C. Dod-
son of Franconia.
Police said they had charged
Rufus Stanley Sawyer, 26, of the
400 block of King street, Alexan-
Evening star., 1948-03-06
D. c. Man Surrendered
In Girl Assault Cose

Rodney r. Wheeler, 26, of the 300
block of Fifty-first street Sc.
charged with carnal knowledge OF
a 14-year-old girl, was surrendered
to Bethesda police yesterday by bis
attorney, Francis x. Walsh.
Wheeler had been free under
5000 bond pending an extradition
hearing set for next Tuesday. He
was released today in $500 bond
pending hearing in Bethesda po-
lice court at $3.50 am. March 29.,
Evening star., 1948-03-06
2 GOOD
INVESTMENTS
FALLS CHURCH
w PLUS ACRES

n FkVS AIMED
BOB II. on West Brood St. neor
the Troffic Light in the Heort Of
FoIIs Church. Lond goes through
70 Park Ave. 200 feet could prob
obIy be xoned commercial.
Property improved with on sn-
usually charming old restored eIop-
board house. with sIote roof.
House could be moved to reor
on Pork Ave. First fIoor-o beou-
tiful 25-ft. living room, fireplace.
large dining room, fireplace. mod
ern kitchen, z bedrooms and both.
z screened porehes. Second floor
Bedroom and both. Basement
eontoins oil heat, copper water
pipes. House is thoroughly in
suIoted and in beautiful condition
throughout. Detached sorose.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald. (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1948-1949, 1948-10-21

Recruiting Station.
Those veterans who have such
military occupational specialties
as lis, automatic telephone
maintenance; 1888, telephone.
telegraph lineman; 345, truck
drivers; 405. clerk; 213, steno-
grapher; 237, telephone opera
tor; SAB, radio repairman TAO,
operator; sos, cryptographic OPP
orator; and others ranging from
0l4-shop foreman to 952-radar
repairman; may enlist for one of
these choice assignments.
Veterans Of any branch of the
armed forces who have these
qualifications may apply. For
further information visit your To-
cal U. S. Army and U. S. Air
Force Recruiting Station here in
Roanoke Rapids. Located at 10
East 18th Street.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald. (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1948-1949, 1948-10-21
Vets May Be
Assigned Close
To Their Homes

With the announcement Of va
cancies in the 4th Signal Bn..
62nd Engineer Company. 335th
Ordnance Company, and Hq.
Physical Training School, Army
Field Forces, all of Fort Bragg,
N. c., veterans of North Caro-
lima now have an opportunity to
be assigned close to their homes
it was. announced today by
M/Sgt. Elwood H. Boyce, Com
manding Officer of the local U.
is. Army and u. S. Air Force
Roanoke Rapids daily herald. (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1948-1949, 1948-10-21
JU ST B E T WEEN US
BY Nancy Mottram
Planning TO. Marry
When Schools Out7
Consider All the Anqlex

You're sure you've found him
at last He's the boy you've
been dreaming Of since your
freshman year in high school,
and he's told you that every
girl in his life was just another
date till he met you. You haven't
gone together for years; but you
feel as though you've known
each other always, and you've
started to think about the future
together.
Everything about your plans
is wonderful, and you walk on
clouds day after day. All the
free time you have, you're to-
gether, and your steady dating
has your parents approval. And
lately, the word marriage" is
coming more frequently into
your private talks. 1t doesn't
seem a matter Of "someday" any
more. There's just about a half
year of high school left to study
through, and then, your life is
before you.
And one of the first things on
your schedule after that diploma
is safely in your grasp and
you've said farewell to Central
High for good, is serious talk
about marriage. So far, you've
kept your thoughts to yourself.
You know that Mother and Dad
would do their level best to put
damper on your ideas, but you
don't believe you're too young.
You've made it your ambition,
and you intend to carry it
through as soon as possible.
You're tired Of hearing the
old advice about watt and
you don't know what you want
yet-you may change your
mind" It's made you all the
more positive that you do know
your own mind. But you owe it
to yourself, and to the boy, to
Of your chances of making it a
success. A broken home is moth
ing to be your chances OF max
ing it success. A broken home
is nothing to be proud of, and
you can't escape without unhap-
piness. And too hasty, young
marriage turn out that way, be
cause they haven't a good
foundation to start on.
Responsibility is another an
gle to consider Are you willing
to accept it, and are you ready
for it? And what about security?
Scrapping along, and worrying
from day to day is a far cry
from a care-free high school TO-
nance. And you've got to be
perfectly honest with yourself
on this question. Are you sure
the lad you're planning to spend
the rest Of your life with is real
ly and truly the only boy for
you, forever?
You may toss aside the idea OF
independence. But some expert.
ence in the business world, OF
college education, is a good
idea. The people you'll meet and
the knowledge you'll gain will
be real assets in your life
And you'll never regret having
spent your time in a life of
your own.
You want home of your own,
and a family, and that dream
will come true. But you also
want it to come as near as
possible to being what you've
hoped for all your life. So, use
your common sense before you
rush off and possibly find out
later that it was all a mistake.
Be absolutely sure, first. for real
happiness is worth waiting for.
Miss Mottram wants to help
with your problems. Wri.. her
in care Of this newspaper.
COPYRIGHT 1919 GENERAL.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald. (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1948-1949, 1948-10-21

Answer.
The annual sermon was
preached by the Reverend Rich
ard E. HardaWay, pastor of the
Memorial Baptist Church, Green
vile.
The officers elected to guide
the work of the Association dur
ing 194849 were John T Coley,
Moderator, Rocky M cunt; Clyde
f. Baucom. vice-Moderator, Will
son: Richard l.. Collins, Clerk
and Treasurer, Sharpsburg.
The session was held in the
Roanoke Rapids daily herald. (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1948-1949, 1948-10-21
Local People
Attend Baptist
Meet At TarbOrO

Mesdames P. A. Cook. George
Pappendick. Frank Hendricks
and Rev B. Marshall White
Hurst, attended the 41st session
of the Roanoke Baptist Associ-
alton held in tie First Baptist
Church of Tarboro Tuesday
October 18th.
The association consist of 81
Baptist Churches in Nash, Edge
comb. Wilson, Halifax Pitt,
Beaufort, Washington Counties,
and Plymouth in Martin County.
Approximately 525 people at
tended.
The theme fer the two days
session was, Christ Is The
Roanoke Rapids daily herald. (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1948-1949, 1948-10-21
TOWN TALK

Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Cobb and
Francis Cobb of Washington, D.
c., the Reverend and Mrs. Sid
ney Cobb of Whaleysville, Va,
were the weekend guests of Mr..
and Mrs. J l.. Cobb.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald. (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1948-1949, 1948-10-21
Woodland Woman's
Club Meets Thursday

Woodland. - Mrs. Marguerite
Blanchard, president Of the Sem
Tor Woman's Club of Woodland.
has announced that the club
will meet at the club house,
Thursday evening at 800 o.
clock for their regular monthly
program.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald. (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1948-1949, 1948-10-21

Arlington Street Baptist Church,
Rocky Mount on Wednesday
GAS am. and 400 pm.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-08-20
We Want Industry, But
Bou We Soak 'em

a sales tax: kept the state income
whereby the man who makes
the most, pays the most-small,
and then our slot machines oper-
ate under a "phony" law that
gives incorporated towns as little
as S25 a year for each machine.
A mill levy of less than 100 IS
unusual. Kalispell's new mill levy
is 147.44; Whitefish has 1889;
Columbia Falls 155.09 (correct);
and school district from Column
bia Falls to Essex 1868. That
won't encourage a man to build
factory. He'll pay from ~ to 10
per cent of the tax value in taxes
each year.
Now we want good schools, and
they cost money. More than half
of our personal property and real
estate taxes go to the support of
schools. The answer is some other
form of taxation.
Let's correct this tax structure
that hits a man who wants to own
a home, and would scare out the
builder of a factory. MR.