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Modern MARRIAGE

|selor. I'll be glad to put you in
touch with one near your home
But think you can go long way
if you will simply start, today, to
give your husband what every
husband is entitled to expect from
his wife.
What has he a right to expect?
Competent management of his
home. Intelligent companionship,
loyalty, emotional support-that is
building up his belief in himself
instead of tearing him down. A
satisfactory sex life. Children.
Maybe you'll think of other things,
but those will do for a start.
Too many husbands and wives
take the attitude which you ex-
press: I'm willing to make any
sacrifice for the success of this
marriage. There isn't anything
that I won't do-but he must do
so-and-So f1rst!"
You do it first, Mrs. T.
This involves no sacrifice. You
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W0n0en's Clubs
Arts and Crafts of French VHIoqe
Exhibited at Pilot International PorIey
VILLAGE ARTS AND CRAFTS E.

cludes oil paintings of village
scenes and a collection of animal
carvings.
Several representatives of the
French Embassy participated in
the formal opening and planned
to bring other members of the
French colony in Washington to
see the exhibit today.
The convention delegates, who
continued business sessions this
morning, were reminded of their
responsibilities as world citizens
by two speakers yesterday.
The keynote address at the
opening morning session was
made by Miss Winifred Newman
Of Charleston. w. Va, who de-
veloped the convention theme
Action Now for Effective Citi-
zenship."
Mrs. Georgia Neese Clark, Treas
urer of the United States, made
the principal address at a lunch
con yesterday. stressing that wom-
en- are citizens and. as such, can
not delegate their responsibility
to democracy.
IF the past so years have
taught us anything. 1t is this
Mrs. Clark declared. I'm a DEM
ocracy. responsibility isn't con-
centrated at the top. 1t isn't the
job of the President alone, or OF
the President and a handful OF
officers. It's everybody's job"
Mrs. Clark was applauded when
she said that women no longer
can take refuge in being "a part
Of somebody else's life-Tommy
Smiths mother. or Harry Smiths
daughter, or Joe Smiths wife"
I'VE have reached the time -
she declared. when every wom-
an in this Nation must stand ur
and be counted-in her true
identity. AS Mary Smith, Amer
lean citizen"
Today's business was to include
a report from the nominating
committee. with balloting sched-
uled to begin in the early after
noon.
The retiring president, Mrs
Susan R. c. Boyer. was honored
at a reception last night.
Evening star., 1950-07-28
By Dr.. Poul Popenoe

Mrs. T. is ready to go right to
work. my husband and I don
see eye to eye on a great many
things" she informs me. "He
thinks I'm to blame and I think
he's to blame. How can I persuade
him to consult psychiatrist?"
In the first place, Mrs. T., your
letter gives no indication that your
marital problems should be taken
to a psychiatrist. Psychiatrists
are specialists in the diagnosis and
treatment of mental diseases
Their training has not included
any particular study of marriage
and family relations.
In the second place, why not
take the easier (and probably
more successfully course of going
to work on yourself instead of try
ing to find some one to work on
your husband? If you'd like the
help of qualified marriage coun-
Evening star., 1950-07-28
AUCTION SALES
THOS. ]. OWEN & SON, Auctioneers
435 Southern Building


PRoPERTY LOCATED AT 1923 q
STREET NE. THE SAME BEING
4 SIX ROOM AND BATH BRICK
sS0SE,,yITE sogsE WITH ALL MODERN I'M
duly recorded. in Liber No. s62s,
Folio 21 ct seq, of the land records
Of the District of Columbia, and at
the request Of the party secured
thereby, the undersigned trustees
Will sell, at public auction in front
OF the premises, on TUESDAY, THE
1856 AT THREE o'cIock oeLock PM. M
the following described land and
premises, situate in the District
OF Columbia. and DESIGNATED as
and being Lot numbered Fifty
nine (59) in H r. Howenstein's
subdivision of lots in Square num-
bered Nine Hundred Sixty (960).
Of the Surveyor for the District
Terms: Sold subject to a prior deed
of trust of approximately S5,7S5. 90
and 2nd trust of approximately
S1,S00.O0. further particulars of
which will be announced at time Of
sale; the, purchase price above said
Of S500.0o required. Conveyancing,
recording, etc, at purchasers cost.
Terms to be complied with within
thirty days, otherwise deposit for
feited and the property may be
advertised and resold at the dis
cretion of the trustees.
LEE RAYFORD.
ETHEL L. WATSON,
THnS 7 nWEN p S0N AUcE;nn..--
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THOS. J. OWEN & SON. Auctioneers
Southern Building

TsHs5fss sTosY saf St ysHabe FRAME TW3
NUMBERS on THE PROPERTY
s6urHSasr A5 a24s ALABAMA AVENUE
By virtue Of a certain deed of trust
duly recorded in Liber No. s657,
Folio 375 ct seq. of the land re-
cords OF. the District Of Columbia,
and at the request of the party Sc
snred thereby; the undersigned
tn fon S vi Se st nreses at Pac m aqSsSI MoM
DAY. THE SEVENTH DAY OF Al
GUST, A.. D., 1850, AT TWO
O'CLOCK P, M. the following-de-
scribed land and premises, situate
in the District OF Columbia, and des-
tbe seb As and fset eeng fInr Lot e and
Avenue by the full depth of lot "a
in Williamson's subdivision Of part
of . tract called "Chicester." as
per plat recorded in the once of
the Surveyor for the District Of CO.
lumbia in Liber Governor Shepherd
demned and taken for widening Of
Alabama Avenue by proceedings In
District Court Cause 2Sl1 in the
District Court. of the United States
for the District of Columbia, said
property being now known for as
oSoSHAcHI anu ldAdllOH purposes rs
Lots 8S5 and SS7 in Square $3.50.
TERMS OF SALE: All cash. A deposit
of $4,000 will be required at time
of sale. All conveyancing. recording,
revenue stamps, ETC., at cost of
purchaser. Terms Of sale to be COM
Piled with within thirty days from
Gay OF sale. otherwise the trustees
reserve the right to resell the prop
erty at the risk and cost OF de-
faulting purchaser, after five days
advertisement of such resale in
some newspaper published in wash
ington, D. C.
MORRIS KRAFT,
JACK KRAFT.
ty26.2S,3l .au3.5 Trustees.
CONTINUED on Next Page)
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PROPOSALS

TARY CoMMIssIoN, Contract No.
S07-W&S, Water Main and sewer
onstruction.--Sealed proposals for
sSasfFHsss sood Eaad ann "a LeVs EssH s4se E9se MIL
mead, Alta Vista District and Glen
wood Road, Maple Ridge Road and
Rayland Drive: Glenbrook Knolls,
eG ees Gasse of sne apG sso feet
of S-inch cast iron water mains
and 260 feet of 6-inch and 1,905
feet of S-inch plain concrete or
vitrified pipe sewers and 2s5, feet
connexions, viii be received at the
once OF the Washington Suburban
Sanitary Commission, Hamilton
aessv Street; Hyatssyille; Manryyland; nyd Until
pm,. n Eastern s5s Daylisht tysU Saving Time.
at which place and time they will
be publicly opened and read. Plans
and specihcations may be obtained
f0aer from the tSs Gce Of the Chief av.f En-
vile MARYLAND, upon deposit Of
to bidders or to those returning
plans and spscifications in good
%ARRGR SSAflslGR BRoWNiNa. oWsfAa LsLASb Z Sa5Ia E.
WORTHINGTON, Commissioners.
NOTICE OF SALE. The Public Hous-
notice that demountable building
containing three dwelling units To-
Gated at 1901, 3, 5 49th Street N. E.
Washinston. D. e" is offered for
mountable building will be received
until 200 pm: DIST, August s,
1850, and publicly opened at that
nee. Public Housing Administration.
37O1 North Broad Street, Phila-
delphia 40, Pennsylvania. The
building must be removed from the
Of the sale contract BY PHA. An
expenses incurred for removing
units shall be borne by the pur-
chaser: Utilities shall be capped at
By purchaser on the site from which
units have been removed. The
1000 am, 70 400 pm: DIST on
For additional Information and
Ds Write or !0t telephone So'Il pisposition ST , 81
fcer at the above address; tele-
p Rhons nsv7 RAsEia fsld Once 5SaoQ Drseter eaaRhES
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Sealed
BIDS for } mi aSor and matte tSe
addition to Landover Hills Ele-
mentary School Building will be re-
ceived by the Board of Education
Of Prime Prince Georges County; r., Upper
desd Wednesday Malxisd August . i6. $50. $50 D and
then at the said office publicly
opened and read aloud. Plans and
specifications may be examined at
the above office, or at the office
Of Paul H. Kea Associates, Archi-
Hyattsville. Maryland, and may be
obtained from the said architect
upon deposit of $500 per set,
which deposit will be refunded upon
the return Of said documents in
executed by the bidder as principal
and having as surety thereon
surety company approved by the
owner IN the amount Of not less
amount of the base bid. Such checks
or bid bonds will be returned to
all except the three lowest bidders
within three days after the formal
opening of bids, and the remaining
to the three lowest bidders within
4S hours after the owner and the
accepted bidder have executed a
contract, or If no contract has been
executed within 30 days after the
demand of the bidder at any time
been notified of the acceptance of
his bid. No bidder may withdraw
his nn,,,a bid within 30 days after the
The Board of Education reserves the
right to. waive any informality in
ne oiddlng: n,1 or 10 to reject reject any I or All
of HSd School piSsnnins. piSMxiMS' 'f' Director
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Port Movements Gain

RIO DE JANEIRO. Official
statistics show that port move
ments at Rio de Janeiro and
Santos, Brazil's two main harbors,
reached new highs last year. Total
tonnage entering Rio in 1949 in
creased 344,795 tons over 1948.
Ships entering Santos showed an
increase of 1,096,559 tons over
1948.
Evening star., 1950-07-28
Woman, Eager to Correct Relationship
With Husband, Must Begin With Self

are not asked to do anything that
isn't for your own benefit, just as
much as for his.
Don't say anything. Just get
busy and do it. He'll certainly be
surprised: and you, too, may be
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SPECIAL NOTICES

1 WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts incurred by any one other
than myself. JAMES P. FITCH, 474O
Woodbury. rd., Riverdale. Md. 28'
WILL NOT be responsible for any
debts incurred by any one other
than myself BERNARD WOOD,
242 Sth st. ne. 3Os
/ WILL NOT be responsible for any
debts contracted by any one other
than myself. WILBUR w. MAY, jr.,
5l11 Park rd.. Coral Hills, Md. 80
/ WILL NOT be responsible for any
debts other than those contracted BY
myself. PAUL W. CLOUD, 1888
Evening star., 1950-07-28
OFFICIAL NOTICES

GOVERNMENT FOR THE DISTRICT
July i s9YEs 90 gsso. "AeasfSsRHi okpEaEp: = That
REGULATIONS for the District Of
Columbia: be, and the same are here
By amended as follows: Amend Part
oeNE-WAY STREETS; Northyest Sec;
tion by striking out the End and
4th 4n, clauses uader the paragraph
Avenue from 18th street to Mas
sachusetts Avenue for eastbound traf-
nc only: From 22nd Street to 21st
Street for eastbound traffic only"
and subtitutinR in lieu thereof the
following: From 18th Street to
Massachusetts Avenue for eastbound
traflc only. From 22nd Street to
Connecticut Avenue for eastbound
traffic only" Amend Part II, Article
xxx. Section 16S (a) STOP SIGNS,
Northwest Section by adding the
following: "On 3rd Street at Elm
Street, so as to stop 3rd Street traf-
nc" Amend Part II, Article xxx,
Section 1853 (b) STOP SIGNS, North
east Section by adding the following:
"On Holbrook Street at Neal Street,
so as to stop Holbrook Street traffic"
Amend Part II. Article xxx. Section
1873 Id STOP SIGNS, Southeast
Section by adding the following:
to stop 18th Street traflc." j. R.
Commissioners, D. c.
Evening star., 1950-07-28

surprised to find out how soon he
begins to reciprocate.
DR.. Paul Popenoe will reply without
fee when questions, addressed to him in
care OF The Star. are accompanied by
stamped. self-addressed envelope. IAN
letters confidential)
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EITIllIS

Basketball Standings
Island City Basketball League
NFs-.A cs.t.-N Cs..-
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Onslow Had The
Last Laugh In
Judges Court

CHICAGO, Jan. 5.-(P).-The
manager Of the Chicago White
Sox, Jack Onslow, was arrested
for playing Sunday baseball in
Portsmouth, Virginia, a long
time ago.
Jack was taken before a Coun-
ty Justice while still in uniform
and was told that he was fined
SIS and costs. Onslow was with
out the money and argued fur
'iously, stomping about the Judges
office with his spikes biting into
the linoleum on the florr.
Finally someone lent him the
money. Jack paid the fine and as
he walked out Onslow called back
over his shoulder, you can use
ihat to buy some new linoleum."
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Locals NOlC
Haze Capable
Reserve
Strength

Key West High will be seeking
% hold onto third place in this
district basketball standings
when they meet Gesu High
School Of Miami this Saturday
night after two successive wins
over Leesburg. The wins gave
the boys a record of three wins
against one loss in Class "B" COM
petition and in third place behind
Homestead and South Broward.
The Conchs seem 10 have gain
ed 81 points and 20 points against
q good Leesburg team. Joe Lewis
hit his stride again Saturday
night when he rolled in Is points
on long shots TO lead the boys in
their win.
The ~B" squad will step out of
their class when they meet the
high flying BlimpRon squadron
Of B0ca chica in the first game
Saturday night. The 'B" squad
has five wins against a single loss,
bat will be meeting a team COM
posed Of former high school stars
and will have their hands full.
The Conch Varsity viii be
meeting a team composed of five
lcttermen. when they tangle with
Gesu in the main game, three of
whom were starters in last years
game. GeSu is led by Ken Bush
and Braun co-Captains who led
the team in scoring last year and
gave the Key West guards a
hard time here.
Coach Jones now has some
capable reserve strength in Coop
CT. Baker. Doughty and others
and can substitute any of these
boys without weakening the
team. The boys will be all out to
hold onto third place against
Gesu. while Gesu will be seeking
10 take over the Conchs spot in
the district race.
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CLAIM OUTSIDE

Continued From Page Dne)
protect these masons They are
residents, and taxpayers, too, /"
said Mayor Eisner
Can we charge larger license
fees to non-residents, than to
residents? Or would this be con-
sidered discriminatory under the
law?" questioned Commissioner
Harvey.
1T would be considered dis
criminatory," was City Attorney
NJ. Ignatius Testers reply.
Commissioner Louis Carbonell:
I'VE helped the charter boatmen
keep out non-residents by rules
and regulations that made it too
hard for them to qualify. would
be willing to go along with aid
ing these men. We did it for one
group, why not for another"
Telephone Company
Gets Another Hing
City Manager Ralph Spalding
was instructed to see the manager
of the local telephone company in
order that new cables be installed
to provide business phones for the
business section, and as soon as
possible new cables for the Poin-
ciana section. Harvey made the
motion.
Roy Butler: 1.-Two engineers
from the telephone company were
in my office, and told me that
phone service for the Poinciana
section viii be had in a year, and
that the dial system for all of
Key West would be installed
within two years"
Buy New Tennis Court
Fence Al BaYview Park
A new fence for the tennis
courts at Bayview Park was
ordered purchased for $50 from
the Cyclone Fence Division, New
York.
Correct Assessments
Assessments for real and per-
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1850 FLORIDA
CONTINUED From Page One)

CONTINUED From Page One)
10 State Senators, 95 state repre-
sentatives and numerous local
officials.
The .headliner, of course, will
be the Senate contest which
shapes up as three-way race.
Senator Claude Pepper win be
seeking reelection and j. r..
Yearwood has already announced
he will run against him. Rep
resentative George Smathers of
Miami is also regarded as a GER
tain entrant.
Yearwood, Fort Mead citrus
grower, ran last in a fourteen
man field for governor in 1886.
Candidates for one congresSion-
al House of Representatives seat
and two state Senate positions
have formally filed their quail
fication fees and oaths with Sec
rotary of State r. A. Gray.
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sonal property for the year l949
were corrected in order to cor
respond with the County's books.
The corrections were:
Mrs. VIM. Mendell Est. from
$500 to$15O.
United Shoe Repair Co. from
$500 to $50.
Lawton E. Watson from $1,000
to $1,000.
Paul F. Roberts, Jr, from
$500 to $4,000.
Grant Homestead Exemptions
Homestead exemptions were
allowed for the following per-
sons:
Max Herman, pit. lot 4, 50. 80.
Kenneth Archer, lot 5, 50. 4 tr
20.
Mrs. Myrtle S. Curtis, pit. lot A
so. 5, tr. 4.
Ask For Tenders
Authorized the Miami Beach
First National Bank, trustee. tc
call for tenders of $4,000 of cleo
trio revenue bonds, series 1916 oi
City of Key West.
Grant Distributor Licenses
A wholesale beer and wine Ii.
cense was granted on emergency
ordinance to Joseph Cabrera,
of ''C&M Beverage Co.," 1921
Eaton street by unanimous vote.
Same type of license was also
given to the Bob Davis distribu-
ting company, 921 Truman ave-,
rear, on first reading by 80 vote
Mayor Eisner. and Commissioner
John CarbonelI opposed.
Commissioner c. B. Harvey
stated that it was bad policy to
adopt distributors license on an
emergency ordinance. Harvey
said that he couldn't see where
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won in the last quarter over the
Vogue Cleaners by a SO to 46
score.
Vogue led all the way to the
last quarter. In the first play,
Schultz scored a field goal and
from then on it was all Sonar, for
the Vogue Cleaners only had five
players and were winded at the
last.
Oropesa scored 20 points, Beav-
er 8, Cerezo 6, Watson 6, Gardner
6.
For the winners, Schultz IS,
Clendening II. Wakulla II, Hale
10, Srckocic 7, Mckee 5.
Score by quarters: Total
Vogue Cleaners 10 18 8 6-46
Sonar School IL IA IA 20-59
Referee: Henriquez; umpire:
Oropesa; timer: Fernandez; scor-
er; Aguilar.
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the ordinances adoption affected
the peace, health. prosperity. wei
fare and safety Of the City.
might help peace Of Mr. Ca
brera."s answered Commissioned
A. Maitland Adams.
Citizens committee Reports
On Banquet Cash Balance
Paul Sher. a member of The
Citizens Committee. told the
City Fathers that the committee
had q balance of a little over sfQ
from its banquet for the news
papermen of the presidential
party. Sher suggested the money
be retained as a starting fund %
be used 20 decorate the streets
when visiting dignitaries arrive
in the Island City.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-05
Cupboard Club
Holds First
Meeting OF Year

The Florida Keys Cupboard
Club win hold the first meeting
of the year. Thursday evening a.
500 D. M In the home Of
George w Reese. Ills Olivia
street.
All Cupboard owners their
families and guests are cordially
invited % attend tonight's meet
ing. A social and fellowship hour
viii follow the regular bushes
session.
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POllock's, Bamboo Room
And Sonar School Win Last
Nights Basketball Games
SOnar's Defeat OF
Vogue Cleaners
Marked Best Game
Of Night AT Gym

Three basketball games were
played at the High School gym
last night.
In the first, Pollock's Jewels
won over Spider Web five, by a
So to 80 score.
Skaggs scored 80 points, almost
as many as his opponents COM
bined. W. Herrick scored IL, P.
Herrick, 6. G.. Herrick 5, and
Schoneck /.
For the losers, D. Roberts scor-
ed II. B. Villareal 6, M. Ingraham
A, o. Ingraham 4, Griffen 2, and
S. Roberts 2.
Soccer by quarters: Total
Pollock's Jewels 9 10 Is 1872
Spider Web 6 4 IA $50
In the second game, Bamboo
Room won over Overseas Garage
by a 81 to % score.
In this game, G.. Barber and
Castillo each scored IA points, to
lead the pack. Meador scored 10,
F. Lastres 8. r. Barber 6, Nc
Gown 5, G. Sweeting 5, and E.
Sweeting 4.
For the losers, Arthur was high
man with 6, Kerr and Cruny 5,
Valdez 4 and Dion 2.
Score by quarters: Total
Bamboo Room Is IL "a 1877
Overseas Garage 6 6 6 4-22
In the third and last game. the
best of the night, Sonar School
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LINKS RUNNERs-up
Up Wirephoto

AUSTIN, Tex.-(R.-The Uni
versity of Texas golf team in
1850 will feature shooters who
have been runners-up in NCAA
play for the past two years-Ed
Hopkins in 1948 and Morris Will
liams, Jr., in 1949.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-05
Jewels, Sonar
School Play
At Gym Tonight

In the games scheduled for to-
night the Jewels and the Sonar
School will fight out for second
place. They both are tied and the
loser will go to third place. The
Bamboo and Lions are scheduled
for the first game and the Gar
age boys and Cleaners for the
last game of the night.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-05

The Russian books in the u. S.
Library of Congress outnumber
those in any other library out
side Russia.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-05
Calendar
BASEBALL

Island City Baseball League
municipal Stadium,
Afternoon
Each Game, Innings
SUNDAY
i:0O-Key West Cubans VS..
San Carlos.
800 - Atomic Bombers VS..
Adams Dairy.
SUNDAY, JAN. Is
i;OO-Atomic Bombers VS.. Key
West CubanS.
3:00-San Carlos Saints VS..
Adams Dairy.
SUNDAY. JAN. %
i.O0-San Carlos Saints VS..
Atomic BombeS.
3:0O-Key West Cubans VS..
Adams Dairy.
600
Boea chiea Field
(Afternoon)
Each Game, Innings
SUNDAY
10 DC announced.
BASKETBALL
Island City Basketball League
(High School Gym,
Night
THURSDAY
7:OO-Spider Web VS.. Bamboo
Room.
G:OO-Pollock'S Jewels VS.. Son
ar School
9:O0-OverSeas Garage VS..
Vogue Cleaners.
GOLF
Municipal Golf Course
(Stock Island)
Daily and Sunday play.
SKATING
BaYview Park
Might
FRIDAY
T:3O TO 900 PM.
TENNIS
BaYview Park
Morning, Afternoon and Night
Morning. Afternoon and Night
Daily and Sunday play.
SHUFFLEBOARD
BaYview Park
Daily and Sunday play.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-05

Washing coal makes Il Of more
uniform quality and higher heat
value.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-11-22
P. T. A. States
Card Tournament

The Tabor City Parent Teach
ers Association will sponsor a
benefit Card Tournament at the
American Legion Hut on Tues
day evening, November %, at
7:3O. Mrs. John Soles, Jr.. presi-
dent announced.
Bridge, Canasta, Setback and
Rummy will be in play with high
and low awards being presented
to each type of cars. Refresh
ments will be served during the
evening.
Mrs. G.. Garland Fowler and
Mrs. Soles are now accepting res
ervations at fifty cents per per-
son. Players are asked to furnish
tables and cards. A committee
will be at the hut from $3.50 to
4:3O on Wednesday afternoon to
set up the tables.
Hostesses for the evening in
clude Mrs. R. R. Rogers, Jr., Mrs,
Deland Leonard, Mrs. S. T. Rog-
ers, Mrs. Ralph Inman, Mrs. A.
M. Smith, Mrs. N. K. Currie,
Mrs. R. C. Soles, Mrs. Wallace
Soles, Miss Edith Stafford, Miss
Kate Jones, Mrs. Fowler and
Mrs. SoleS.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-11-22
De1and Leonard
Is Victim of
Hit-And-Run Auto

Deland Leonard sustained a
broken arm and leg, both left
limbs, Thursday night about
$50 when he was struck by a
hit-and-run driver on the Fair
Bluff highway, West of Tabor
City. He is receiving treatment
at the Veterans Administration
hospital in Fayetteville.
Leonard's car had stalled on
the shoulder of the road and two
passer-by's were getting ready
to pull the car as Leonard check
ed the attachment which had
broken. The speeding car is said
to have cut from the right side
of the road to the left and hit
Leonard as he attempted to get
out of the way. It knocked him
down and then sped on its way.
PatroIman w. S. Allen is in
vestigating the accident but to-
day had found no difinite clue
to the identify of the hit-and-run
operator.