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Evening star., 1950-12-24
Pope Indorses Union
OF Free Peoples for
Their Self Defense
By the Associated Press

VATICAN CITY, Dec. 23.-Pope
Plus XII indorsed the union of
free peoples for self defense in
a broadcast Christmas message
today. He called also for a re-
turn of mutual trust in interna-
tional affairs to counter dissen-
sion that reaches to the very
ends of the earth"
1--WE believe that the close union
of all peoples who are masters OF
their own destiny and who are
united by sentiments of reciprocal
trust and mutual assistance is the
sole means for the defense OF
peace and the best guarantee OF
its re-establishment," the Pontifi
said.
At another point, he stressed
that the Catholic church desires
to smooth the way for friendly
relations between the East ano
West:
For her (the church,, East and
West do not represent opposite
ideals, but share common heri-
tage to which both have gener-
ouSly contributed and to which
both are called to contribute in
the future also"
st. Peters Tomb Found.
He reiterated-more positively
his statement of January 80, 1949
that the cupola of st. Peters Ba-
silica rises over the tomb of st
Peter. Prince of the apostles re-
vered by Catholics as the first
Pope. Whether bones found at the
side of the tomb were those of
st. Peter remains a question.
The Pope described the 1850
Holy Year as one of truly incoin-
parable events that surpassed "the
most sanguine hopes" 1t was the
church's 25th. The first was held
in 1900.
The Christmas message-Pope
Plus 18th since he became the
spiritual leader of more than 400
million Catholics-was delivered
on the eve of the closing of the
Holy Year here.
The Pope said that during the
Holy Year scientific study has been
completed of the findings in the
hidden Vatican grottos, un-
derway for more than 10 years
Since then there had been spec
ulation and reports that the bones
of St. Peter had been found. To-
day, the Pope said "the remains
of human bones" had been found
at the side of the tomb. but that
it sis impossible to prove with
certainty that they belong to the
body of the apostle"
Findings to Be Published.
This still leaves intact" the
pontif said, "the historical reality
of the tomb itself. The immense
dome (of the church, rises di-
rectly over the tomb of the first
Bishop of Rome, the first Pope
The tomb was originally very
modest. but the veneration OF
centuries has erected over it, in
a remarkable sequence of archi-
tectural and artistic achievement.
the greatest church in Christen-
dom"
The jubilee's end here will mark
its extension, as has been done
in the past, to all the rest of
the world for all of 1851.
Evening star., 1950-12-24

COLLIE, purebred male, sable and white
gentle; found two weeks ago. CO. 1870.
nd rtts coao maze mxse tass Dfeeo 6ask
owner or good home. TIE. 1924.
Evening star., 1950-12-24

than found it when I went there.
I am hoping I can do the same
thing for the Presidency OF the
United States. I don't know
whether can or not. I can't if
you don't help me and cooperate
with me.
Evening star., 1950-12-24
Thoi Rice Exports Up

BANGKOK (P. - Thailand's
rice exports this year are running
well above the officially predicted
mark Of IL million tons. Thai.
land exported 933, 900 tons in the
first 10 months of 1949, and 648,-
900 tons in the corresponding pc
riod of 194G.
Evening star., 1950-12-24
Old Cot Gets New Teeth

LOVELAND, Colo. (P.-Mrs
Ella Hagler says her 27-year-old
cat, Little Sister. cut a new set of
teeth after several years of bare
gums. The cat drooled like a
human infant until the new teeth
were in, Mrs. Hagler reported.
Evening star., 1950-12-24
Jopun Booming

An active export trade and mil
itary procurement activities are
reflected in increased industrial
activity in Japan.
Evening star., 1950-12-24

Pakistan is to have its first
modern pharmaceutical factory
near Karachi.
Evening star., 1950-10-17

Jnan IN Jne past, MT. Mackey
noted.
1.-THE law requires the Attorney
General to send to Congress a
detailed report of every case in
which he might use his discretion
in temporarily admitting aliens
under the special proviso permit
ting exemptions to those whose
presence here is considered in the
public interest. Therefore, the
immigration Service must be sure
that it gets adequate and accurate
information in each case"
Disclosing that the immigration
Service and others have been sub
jected to terrific pressure" to
grant priorities in the handling
of some visiting aliens, Mr..
Mackey declared firmly:
1--WE don't do it. We take them
in order. 1t is not a question of
wealth or station in life"
immigration Service officials
indicated their principal problem
Evening star., 1950-10-17
By Robert K. Walsh

Despite terrific pressure" for
priorities in examining aliens
seeking entry to the United States,
the immigration Service is ham
ding cases in order and without
privileges, except for some war
brides, Acting Commissioner Ar
syle r. Mackey said today.
He told The Star the new Inter-
nal Security Act this week caused
him to send 10 more inspectors,
with additional clerical help, to
aid the already expanded staff at
Ellis Island.
He declared. however, the work
Mt Ellis Island and in the agency
here has not begged down. AL
though the new law greatly in
creased the burdens of the Immi-
grafton Service, there has been
no unreasonable delay in ques-
tioning incoming aliens.
Shipboard Interviews.
In administering a flrst-come-
first-served policy of questioning
aliens in the order of their arrival,
Mr.. Mackey said the only conces-
sions he has ordered will apply to
war brides. So far as possible,
the inspectors will interview them
aboard ship.
1T should be remembered, Mr..
Mackey said. that Ellis Island is
not place of punishment or any
thing of that kind. We have to
take people to Ellis Island for tenn
porary delays for processing"
Since enactment of the Internal
Security Act, many of the aliens
arriving at Ellis Island have been
cleared almost Immediately, often
with little more than a tele-
phone check to Washington, he
said. Some have been admitted
on a temporary basis. subject to
later checks.
More Questions Required.
The new law requires the I'M
migration Service to ask many
more questions and make a con-
siderably more detailed report
Evening star., 1950-10-17
ssue for Priority Hondnq of Visa Cases Fails Chief Says

ORGANIZATIONS as a means Of max
ing a livelihood.
Part of the reported pressure
on the immigration Service and
others in the Justice Department
it was learned, has come from
many public officials as well as
private citizens, who have accused
the immigration Service of being
unsympathetic with the law ano
of trying to sabotage it by toe
strict enforcement.
Mr. Mackey denied vigorously
that his agency Is doing anything
more than enforcing the law as
Evening star., 1950-10-17

at this time Is the handling OF
aliens who already have obtained
visas for temporary visits to the
United States.
Mr.. Mackey recalled that the
State Department recently sus-
pended issuance of visas of aliens
abroad, pending a recheck. He
reported that Ellis Island was
hard pressed to handle aliens who
had been en- route when that order
was issued but that "it was pretty
we'll cleared up at Ellis Island
yesterday" Aliens arriving later
will be cleared under the new law
or possibly obtain exemptions, it
was explained.
The Justice Department, later
this week. expects to issue de-
tailed regulations concerning par
ticular groups of aliens, such as
those who admittedly belonged to
Nazi or Fascist youth organiza-
tions or. in later life, said they
were forced to join totalitarian
Evening star., 1950-10-17
How AMIT0NE
Relieves And
Automatically
Regulates

AMIToNE's patented formula
works two ways to bring re-
lief. First, because it contains
the safest, fastest acid neu-
trailer known, it Immediately
relieves the pain caused by the
pressure of excess acid
stomach gases on the sensitive
cardiac end of the stomach
(see arrow. Second, it con-
tinues the relief longer be-
cause woodworking Glyctns
as used in AMroNE acts as an
automatic regulator" keep
ing the digestive juices at the
"good digestion" level for
longer periods of time.
Glycine Does More
The Glycine in AMIToNR
makes it impossible to over.
alkalize, protects you against
alkalosis or "acid rebound" no
matter how many tablets you
take. AMIToNE is completely
safe, will not constipate or
cause Taxation. Won't rob the
stomach of digestive engines.
Evening star., 1950-10-17

crete excess amounts of stomach
acids until inevitably you have an
acid stomach condition.
Because medically-proven
AMIToNE goes to work fast to
relieve acid stomach. it has
helped thousands of Hurry.
Worry Stomach" cases. Two
small AMIToNE tablets will
bring soothing, comforting re-
lief for nervous stomach up-
sets >. let you keep on the 60
all day.
If you have the kind Of job
that keeps you under constant
strain, whether in Office, fac
tory, store, or running your
home, acid indigestion can
make life miserable. Don't suf-
fer needlessly any longer.
Start today to enjoy AMI,
tones guaranteed relief.
Evening star., 1950-10-17
Acid Indigestion No Longer
lnterferes With His Job

"I am q tractor trailer driver,
which is very nerve-wracking. /
have to be feeling tops so / can
keep my mind on my work: Eat
ing at all hours and in all differ
ent places / suffer from indiges-
tion. AM1ToNE gives the fastest,
best relief ! ever had" Kenneth
Wechter, 90 ". Northrwp Place,
Buffalo.
Evening star., 1950-10-17
YOUR DRUGGIST KNOWS THE SECRET

Druggists know the secret of AMI.
TONES sensational relief. They
understand the basic principles in-
volved in AMITONE'S exclusive
and medically proven formula - the
scientific combination of ingredi.
ents - the new. ingenious way this
sntacid works. These are what make
AMITONE so outstanding in the
antacid field. His knowledge of how
AMITONE works led Mr.. Peter See~
berg. Buffalo. N. Y. pharmacist, to
cay, ~AMITONE Is as fine an antscid
q IRE ever sold"
Evening star., 1950-10-17
Take AMITONE To Stop
Needless Suffering From
"Hurry-Worry Stomach"

It's the life you lead, doctors
say, that gives you Hurry
Worry Stomach!" Gulping
meals on the run ). working
under pressure :. worrying
about the kids and the bills u. {.
that's what brings on those
sudden attacks of gassy acid
indigestion and heartburn!
Yes, modern living takes its
toll, causing your system to Sc
Evening star., 1950-10-17
Safe You Can't Over-Alkalize

Start today to enjoy new freedom from
needless suffering. AMIToNE contains no
baking soda, no salts, no laxatives &.
can't cause alkalosis or "aeid rebound"
no matter how many tablets you take.
AMIToNE tablets not only taste better
than any antacid you'Ue eUer tried, they
actually taste good ~ haue a refreshing
n,inty favor.
They melt on the tongue, 90 to work
Immediately to bring soothing, comfort
ing, convenient relief day or night -
anytime.
Thousands Prefer AMlT0NE
Thousands Of users already swear by
AMIToNE' . remarkable relief for the gas
pains, heartburn, stomach distress that
come from over-indulgenee in rich foods,
drink, or tobacco. Get AMIToNE today
and you'll know why it is preferred to all
other preparations by out Of 4 men and
women in cities from Coast to Coast.
Evening star., 1950-10-17
Enthusiastic
Enjoys Big Evening Feels
Like A Million Next Day

II always used to suffer with
heartburn after a big evening
with friends or business asso-
ciates. Now l take two AMI
TONE tablets before going to
bed and wake up next morning
feeling like q million"
&C. G.. Miller.
1909 Pine Avenue.
Manhattan Beach, Calf.
Evening star., 1950-10-17

the amazing effectiveness of this new
"Wonder Drug" Is the costly amino
acid known as Glycine. As used in AMI.
TONE. this ingredient has the remarkable
action of an automatic regulator" keep.
ing stomach acids in correct balance for
long periods of time. Thus AMIToNE not
only gives you almost immediate relief,
but actually aids your normal digestive
process protects you against a return
of acid stomach distress, heartburn and
gas pains.
AMITokE'S Patented Formula
Proven In 4 Years Clinical Work
So revolutionary it has been awarded a
US. Govt. Patent ~, ,42s, s96) AMIToNE
is the only antaeid formula in the world
containing Clycins! Its amazing benefits
and complete safety have been proved
during four years of clinical work, involv.
ing Thousands Of cases.
Evening star., 1950-10-17

'I'vs told many friends about
Amitone because I've had such
wonderful results."
M.F.R.-Lons Island
Husband uses IL all the time.
Amitone's the only thing to give
him relief in months"
c.N.M.-Wsstfield, New Jersey
Keep Amitone in my desk
drawer and a package at home.
Don't know what I'D do without
them"
W.W.S.-Sioux Falls, S. D.
Evening star., 1950-10-17

fairly and expeditiously as possi-
Bile. He commented that he has
no authority or desire to indulge
in amending the law by tele-
phone"
Evening star., 1950-10-17
Thousands of Sufferers Find Amitone's
Patented wonder Drug" Action
Brings SensationaI|y Effective Relief
" Eat What ! Want Now"

II like to eat hearty but I used
to pay for my fondness for
food with acid stomach pains.
Then / discovered AMIToNE
and found real relief. Now I
can eat what I want without
worrying. AMIToNE fixes me
up fast"
VIM. A. Barbs,
New Marlboro, Mass.
Evening star., 1950-10-17
Meits in Your Mouth
Refreshing Minty Flavor

These quick acting little tab
lets dissolve almost instantly
on the tongue and Immediately
you taste their refreshing
clean flavor. We guarantee
you'll never 60 back to old
fashioned, chalky-ta tasting,
slow -dissolving preparations
once you've tried AMIToNE.
Evening star., 1950-10-17
WORKS AS NO Other ANTACID CAN
Gives Amazing Long-Lasting Comfort
Because Formula Contains CEYCINE
That Automatically Regulates The
Excess Acids In Your Stomach

Start to enjoy food again. eat what without fear
two AT0NE tablets will bring relief such had before
medication!
entirely principle gives you thoroughly
effective lasting dres
Evening star., 1950-10-17
AMIT0kE'S Patented Formula
Proven In 4 Years Clinical Work
So Convenient Tastes So Good

You never know when gas
pains or heartburn will strike.
So follow the lead of other
AMIToNE users and carry AMI
TONE in your pocket or purse
wherever you 60 = to work, to
parties, in the car, shopping,
everywhere.
Evening star., 1950-10-17

"F0R MY ACID STOMACH
I take AMIToNE. It gives me
quick, sure relief whenever I
need it. AM1ToNE Is q must In
my medicine cabinet and I also
use the convenient pocket pack
that comes with the bottle"
Evening star., 1950-10-17
More Questions Required.

The new law requires the I'M
migration Service to ask many
more questions and make a con-
siderably more detailed report
Evening star., 1950-11-19

There's room for over 500 automobiles in
the parking lot of our new Bethesda Chevy
Chase Suburban Store And, no charge
when you use it,
Evening star., 1950-11-19

S. Mon-sized Lounge Chair
rich green leather cover with real
comfort in every inch. 2O5.9O
6. Metal Smoking Stand . brown
with bright chrome trim, carrying
handle. 400
7. Luggage Rack solid mohoe-
any with sturdy fabric cross straps.
8.o5
8. Sewing Cabinet mahogany
finished hardwood with removable
troy, handle. $500
9. Magazine Basket neot, trim
design to hold many magazines;
mohoeony-fi finished hardwood 1900
10. Gossip Bench mahogany
veneer combination stand and chair,
striped cotton scot cover. 34.0O
II. CeIIorette ineenius design
exposes the works for easy serving;
storage with lock. Fully equipped
with hiehboI to jeeer CLOSES
shaker, ice cube bucket 1880
IL. Pier Cabinet mohogonyfin-
ished hardwood with five-py Iom-
mated grill on sides. 1000
Is. TonIinson Soto oontempo-
rory style with famous TomIinson
filling of rubberized coiIed hair.
$4,000
IA. Violet Stand. wonderfully USE
full in q mans bedroom, maple or
mohoeony-fnished hardwood, 1900
Is. Tea Wagon =. solid mahogany
With ivory stripping, removable gloss
troy. Easy to moneuver. $500
16. Secretary >. mahogany veneer
with pediment top, serpentine bose
traditional elegance. Lots Of
storing space. 1000
WGL-Furniture, Sixth Floor;
Second Floor, Bethesda Chevy Chase
Evening star., 1950-11-19

l. Occasional Chair Chippen-
doIe design with exposed woods in
solid mahogany, moteIosse. 1900
2. Platform Rocker exposed
woods in solid mahogany, Tapestry
uPhosterine. 600
8. ChiId's Rocker, Windsor Style =.
perfect miniature in black lacquer,
gold color trim. 1880
4. Womon's Desk .. lock on every
drower, bow front traditional design,
mahogany. 1880
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-12-13
Tide Water Man
Gets Appointment

Wilmington, N. c., Dec. l.
Clyde E. King of PSI Lake Forest
Parkway, Wilmington, N. c., has
been appointed to serve as local
representative of the Illumina'
ting Engineering Society it was
announced today by A. M. Man
waring of Philadelphia, General
Secretary of the Society.
King, who is Lighting Engin-
eer for Tide Water Power Com
pany, will operate in the entire
Southeast and will cooperate
with the national group. His
duties will be to form meetings
with other societies, hold I. E. S.
meetings, help electric engineers
and architects with all lighting
problems and distribute informa-
ton pertinent to modern light
ing.
King is the first to be appoint
ed I. E. S. representative in this
area. He has been Lighting En-,
gineer for the local power COM
pany for about four years and
has attended two courses in mod
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-12-13

wants Ferry; RADON, Cleveland
Lee, Rt. No. 3, Gallivants Ferry;
Smithwick, David Earl, Little
River; Floyd, Thomas Leo, Rt,
No. 1, Loris; Johnston, James
Monroe, 1923 End. Ave-, Conway;
Vereen, ]. D., 1923 4th. Ave. Con-
way; Ford, William, Jr., 1914
Race Path St. Conway; Fakoury,
Jack Thomas, Box 1T, Myrtle
Beach; King, Allard Flag, Jr.,
Rt. No. 8, Conway; Holden, LIE
mon, Rt. No. 4, Conway: Young,
Ellie B., Rt No. 2 Gallivants
Ferry; Cooper. Noah Clifton,
MYRTLE Beach; Galloway Lonnie
David, Star Rt. 8, Conway;
Brown, Morris Cleveland, Jr, Rt,
No. 2, Conway; Hardee, William
Edward, Star Ri. 3, Conway;
Tindall, Marion Ernest, Rt. No
/, Aynor; King, Johnnie Monroe
/ Gurley; Soles, John Curtiss, Rt
/, Box 1O1, Tabor City, N. c.;
Cox, Aubry James, Rt. No. 4
Loris; Doyal, Ben Duff, Rt. NO
3, Loris; Cause, Perly, Lorls;
Cannon, ]. ", Rt. 3, Box 15s
Loris; Lewis, Sam Durant, Rt
3, Loris; Mccullough, Alex Rt'
No. 2, Tabor City, N. c.; Sanders
Willie, clio L. M. Spivey, Con
way; Rheuard, Issac Benson, Rt
No. 4, Loris; Fowler, Ray Nizear
Jr., Rt. No. 2, Tabor City, N. c.;
Gore, Loyal Lefon, Jr., Rt. NO
2, Loris; McSueen, William Ar
thur, 171S Race Path, Conway;
Brown, John Emory, Rt. 2, Box
2S9, Fayetteville, N. c.; Hawkins
Edward, Gen. Del. Andrews;
Box 1879, Nichols; Knox, Herbert
Box 243, Crescent Beach; Blaln'
Jobe, Rt. 2, Box Is, Conway;
Richardson, Edgar, Rt. 1, Box
IS, Loris; Todd, Eldon McLaurln
Wampee; Floyd, julius, Rt. 4
Box 8, Nichols; Jordan, Arthur
Joseph, Ri. 2, Conway; Skipper
Ernest Waldren, Rt. 2, George
town: Johnson, Samuel, Conway;
Melvin. J.C., Rt. 1, Box III, Fan
Bluff, N. c.; Vernon, Robert
Gen. Del. Conway; Holmes, Ern
est Emerson, Rt. 1, Box 1O7 Bur
CESS; Brown, Russell James, 1t
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-12-13

2, Toddville; Marlowe, William
Anderson, Alton Bruce, Rt: g.
Lonnie, Rt. No. 2, Conway; Har'
dy, James Willie, Loris; Barn
hill, Lloyd Joseph, Star Rt. g.
Conway; Sarvis, Julian wilson.
Rt. 1, Conway; Moody, FLOYD
Bennett, 1855 South 18th. st,
Philadelphia, Pa; Johnson, Jack
Frost, Rt. 8, Conway; Jones'
James Howard, Rt. 3, Box ~,
Conway; Strickland, Ira Labon,
Rt. 8, Box 1O6, Nichols; Martini
Matthew Isaac, Rt. 3, Conway;
Bellamy, Roscoe William, Rt: g.
Box 81, Loris; Washington, Rob
ert, Box 1888, Loris; Dorman
Rudolph Robert, Rt. z, Lorls'
Mobiles, Windell Cornelius, Rt. z
Conway; Stackhouse, Philip Ma
thaniel, Rt. 4 Box 1873, Nichols;
Ward, Matthew Jack, Wampee
S. G.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-12-13
DRAFTEES TO
REPORT FOR
EXAMINATION

The following registrantS or 10
cal Board No. 26, in Conway
have been called for Pre-Induc'
ton Physical Examination. They
will report December 10, at TOO
a. M, at the Office of Loca
Board No. 26, 3rd. Avenue, Con
way.
Smith, Franklin Jennings
Route 1, Myrtle Beach; Drayton
Sam Junior, No. 1 IL Clifford
Ally, Charleston; Williams JOS
eph Benjamin, Toddville; flick
ms Phillip Charles, Box 4O4, Hol
" Hill; Bellamy. Rexco, Wam
pee; Langston, Clarence wade
MYRTLE Beach; Session, Alonzo
sos Smith Street, Conway; KING
Earl Matthew, Rt. No. z, GAIN
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-12-13
Pontiac Fires Big Guns
For Silver Anniversary

Pontiac Motor Division, which
this year celebrates its Silver
Anniversary, will announce its
1851 models with the greatest
and most diversified advertising
campaign in it's Is years history
according to H. ]. Klingler, gen.
eral manager of Pontiac Motor
Division.
Newspapers again will form
the backbone of the Pontiac an
nouncement campaign with top
size advertisements, in many
cases full pages. in 1000 daily
and weekly newspapers. These
will be followed by more large
semi-announcement type adver'
tisements.
Double and full page an
nouncement will appear in The
Saturday Evening Post, Life
Time, Golfers NeWsweek, The
New Yorker, U. S. News, Holi-
day, Sports Afield, Outdoor Life,
Field and Stream, Country Gen.
tleman, Successful Farming and
Progressive Farmer.
Pre-announcement and an
nouncement radio spots will be
aired five times daily over LIPS
stations and SO leading television
stations will carry an average of
three spots daily during the
same period. Radio and TV spots
so successful in Pontiac's case
last year-again will feature
famous personalities, commenta-
tors, actresses and news anal
ysts, including John DAILY, John
Kennedy, Kyle mcdonnell, Ar
lene Francis, Leland Stowe, Har-
ry Conover, John w. Vandercock,
Wilbur Shaw and John Cameron
Swayze.
A strikingly beautiful an
nouncement poster, twenty
fifth Year-More Beautiful Than
Ever" by Bradshaw Crandall
will appear on $4,000 outdoor
boards.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-12-13

nentis often noticed within
a few days!
WHAT HADACOL DOES
This great product not only
supplies weak, deficient
systems with extra quanti-
ties of Vitamins b., Be-, Iron
and Niacin but also bene-
f1cial amounts Of precious
Calcium and Phosphorus
elements so vital to main
tain good health and to
help guard against such
deficiency ailments.
BIZ FAIR 70 YOURSELF.
Start taking HADACOL to-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-12-13

ACT NOV HADACOL is
not a quick-acting pill
which gives symptomatic
relief HADACOL gives
such remarkable results
because it actually relieves
the REAL CAUSE of aches and
pains when due to lack of
VitaminS b, Be-, Iron and
Niacin in the system. And
continued use of HADACOL
not only helps give contin-
uous, complete relief but
also helps prevent such
annoying pains from COM
ing back. A big improve
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-12-13

day. If you have such a de-
flciency, don't keep drag
ging yourself around when
relief is so inexpensive and
near at hand-your neigh
borhood drugstore. Trial
size bottle, only SIPS.
Large family or hospital
size, $3.50.
HADACOL comes in spe-
cial liquid form so that it's
quickly absorbed and as
simulated by the blood. A
big improvement is often
noticed within a few days.
Buy HADACOL today.
M1oSn r. apI..s Gopnap~k
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-12-13

and Nlacln: Il can
definitely recon-
mend HADACOL. I
was bothered with
pains, had little ap-
petite and had stom-
ach distress. I was
nervous and in a
general rundown
condition. There is
no doubt in my mind
but that HADACOL
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-12-13
YOUR POST OFFICE SELLS
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS

You can do your Christmas
shopping in your nearest post
office! Yes, and the post office
sells a really nice gift, one that
will please everyone on your list!
United States Savings Bonds!
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-12-13

pains for some time
and I continued to
suffer pain. Then I
read about HADA-
COL in a newspaper.
I bought the first
bottle and within a
week I felt quite a bit
better. And since
taking the third bot
tie I have no pains at
all. Right now FIVE OF
my co-workerS are