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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-06-15
pEPYs LETTERS AucTloNED

LONDON-tP Unpublished
letters by the English diarist Sam
uel Pepys, thriving light on why
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-06-15
NOTICE or APPOINTMENT -

NOTICE OF APF1INFNENT = Es-
tate OF Clarence y. Reece, Deceased.
Jay d. Ferguson. Plain City. Ohio
has been duly appointed and quail
fled as Administrator Of the Es-
tate Of Clarence B. Reece late OF
Madison County, Ohio. deceased
Dated this 31st day of May A. H..
1851, No 11.dS3 Doc 5. Page 315.
Harvey r. Edwards. Probate
Judge Of said County
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-06-15

meeting will be June 18th at Mid
way Gym. 1t viii be on Health
projects. Members in club 10.
Present 9. News reporter kathy
Potts.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-06-15
In Tv The Eyes Have 1t

AP Newsfeafurcs
Televon you these DAYS looking back
at them. What do you see2 Harry Conove OF the top
flight model agents and he knows He has picked what he
thinks the most Interesting in eevson Here the
that be picked and what he sa about each Of his selections
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-06-15
SHE COR HIS NUMBER
LITERALLY

FAIRMONT, w. va.-(AP)--A
police sergeant asked woman
who came in to report an accident
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-12-19
CLYDE WAYNE HEADS
COUNTY PIMA COMMITTEE

1.-The committeeman are all
farmers. They are elected by
farmers and they are here to
serve the farmers of Columbus
County. At the same time the
programs PIMA committeeman
administer are paid for all the
people because they are designed
to benefit the entire country. We
hope to further the program pur-
pose of ample production today
and continued production tomor-
row." according to Chairman
Wayne.
Clyde Wayne also announced
today the names of the commun-
ity PIMA committeeman elected
Thursday, December Is.
Committeeman in this area
are:
are: South Fair Fluff, M. N. bud.
ney, Webster Worley, T. S. En-
zor; North Fair Bluff, Keenen
Meares, C. w Shelley, Gordon
Hammonds; Cerro Gordo, ]. D.
Jenkins, Ben F. Williamson Ed
ward Williamson; Cedar Grove.
C. w. Green, Hosea Blackwell
Clifton Strickland; Cherry Grove
Joseph Hayes, Norman Lovette,
Harvey Coleman; South Chad.
bourn, Robert L. Ward, James
Mobiles, Roy Mobiles; North Chad
bourn, D. H. Britt, D. w. Smith,
Jr., J. M. Spivey; Mollie, Bradie
Ward, Carson Carroll, Jack Gore;
Beaverdam, E. D. Mcpherson, w,
F. Cartrette, Auty Goodwin; Clar
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-12-19
Prison Escapee Is Suicide Victim Here

A 30-year old escaped convict
stabbed himself to death Satur.
day at mis- home here, Columbus
County Coroner Lacy Thompson
reported.
Walter "T" Nealey, had just
made peace" with his brother
and had returned to his own
home when he damned a pocket
knife into his chest, his wife re.
ported.
The stabbing took place, as
Mrs. Nealey and a neice looked
on, at 11:15 a. m. and Nealey di'
ed at 1905 p. m. in Community
Hospital, Loris, S. c.
Mrs. Nealey, the former Freida
Soles, told officers that she had
insisted that her husband give
himself up and that he promised
to do so, after settling a differ
ence with his brother Paul. OFF,
GERS said the brothers had not
been on speaking terms for three
years.
Nealey and another prisoner,
Earl Pope of Warsaw, escaped
from Prison Camp 306 near Will.
mington on December 6. Pope
surrendered to Tabor City Police
Chief L. R. Watson Sunday, Dec.
g, saying he was cold and hungry
and would like to get back to
camp. He said he and Nealey had
taken a nap in the woods near
here and that when he aWoke,
Nealev was gone.
Nealey was arrested here in
October, 1851, and was sentenced
to three years for breaking, en-
tering and larceny. He had serv'
ed about three months of his
time.
A search for Nealey ha<: been
underway here ali week ana
Sheriff H. Hugh Nance expressed
the belief that Nealey knew ne
was being "closed in on"
Funeral rites were held for
Nealey from the Free Will Holi-
ness church Monday afternoon at
3 o'clock conducted by Rev. Don
Watts, Rev. Mr.. Prince, and Rev.
Mr.. Collins. Burial was in the
Norris cemetery.
He is survived by his wife
Freida Soles Nealey; six chill
dren, James Lee, Johnny, Mary,
Dottie, Roy Lee, and Walter Eu-
gene; parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam ]. Nealey: four brothers,
Andrew Garfield, Paul, Charlie,
and Floyd; two sisters, Mrs.
Eethel Mae Watts, and Mrs. Vera
Mae Granger, ,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-12-19
WACCAMAW
BANK ISSUES
DIVIDEND

B. L. Nesmith, vice president
of the Waccamaw Bank and
Trust Company announced today
that checks aggregating $4,000
are now being mailed out cover
ing the 4th regular quarterly
dividend this year. This makes
a total Of $4,000 distributed in
1851. This dividend was payable
on or before December 18th tic
stockholders of record as Of De-
cember 10th.
Mr.. Nesmith pointed out that
this dividend of 40 cents per
share represents a 20cc increase
in the dividend rate due to the
fact that a 500 stock dividend
was distributed to stockholders
in October of this year.
The banks capital is made Up
of 10000 shares of common stock
with a total par value Of $780,
10000; surplus Of S850,000.00:
and other capital accounts which
makes a total Of more than ST.
100000. Total resources Of the
bank which operates banking of,
fees in Fairmont, Whiteville
ChaGhourn. Tabor CITY. Clac':
ton. Shallotte, Southport, Rose
Hill. Kenansville. and >Beulaville
amounted to more than S26.000,.
900 as shown by the last publish
ed statement October 10. 1851.
Mr.. Nesmith stated that tbs
bank has enjoyed very success
full year.
I'VE want to express our ap.
probation to our many friends
and customers in Southeastern
North Carolina whose support
has enabled our bank to grow
steadily, Mr.. Nesmith said If
commenting on the fact that
total resources of the bank show
an increase of more than four
million dollars over the same
date last year.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-12-19
NOTICE

This is The Tribune's annual
Christmas edition and it carries
dozens of Christmas greetings
from local Merchants to you IN
addition to the regular advertise
ments. Don't miss reading the
ads because the message they
carry is meant for you the people
who do your year-around trad
ing in Tabor City.
In order to give OUR entire stair
what we consider a much deserv-
ed rest, The Tribune next week
will be confined to only lou,
pages and no advertising will be
solicited. If you have advertls'
ing that you want to run in next
weeks issue, please bring 1t tc
the office on Thursday morn
ing.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-12-19
NEGRO LIQUOR CASE WITNESS
THREATENED: SHOTS FIRED

dwelling.
Officers said II shots struck
the house at a high level, indi'
eating that bodily harm was not
intended.
Stevens said he knew neither
of the men who gave him the
note.
The warning note was type,
written and was unsigned.
Stevens faces trial in Record
er,s Court on a charge of posses
sion non-tax-paid whiskey. He
told officers at the time of his
arrest that he purchased the
whiskey from D. M. Fipps and
swore to that statement in the
trial of Fipps. The jury, however,
ignored his testimony and &C.
quilted Fipps.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-12-19

Joe P. Quinerly, a Reader in
Columbus County agriculture for
more than a quarter of a cen.
fury, was elected president of the
Columbus County Farm Bureau
at the annual Convention in the
school auditorium in WhiteTille
Saturday.
Approximately 1000 members
of the organization unanimously
approved 'his selection by the no.
minatinE committee.
The Alection took place I'M
mediately after Farm Bureau
members heard former Senator
William B. Umstead, now can
diAate for the Democratic nomln-
alton for Governor, declare that
tthere is no place for either per-
vision or corruption in govern
ment." The Durham statesman
was applauded enthusiastically
by the large gathering.
Quinerly succeeds Ralph w.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-12-19
Final Yam Market Figures Reported

The Tabor City Sweet Potato
market closed the 1851 season
with a sales volume of 254,5O3
bushels c. E. Walden, Marketing
company secretary reported. A
total of S973,697.7o was paid to
growers with an all time high
average of 1888.
Fewer potatoes were sold this
year than during the 1850 season
with $195, 352.79 more money be-
ing paid out this season. The
bushel volume IL 1850 was 1885,
352 more than this year.
The 1850 average was little
more than $1.58 per bushel with
a volume of 49O,S55 bushels sell
ing for S77S,614.31.
Officials pointed out that the
yield this year was low and quail
ity was good.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-12-19
0'QUINN
CAUGHT
In. CUBA

James Gregory (Pat) O'Quinn,
the hulking fugitive who skipped
out of the Southport Jail and
strolled away a month ago while
awaiting transfer to prison on
a murder charge, was safely
tucked away in the Miami, Fla,
Jail last Saturday. He had been
caught Wednesday in Havana,
Cuba, by FBI agents along with
Cuban police.
Gov. Kerr Scott this week ap-
proved extradition papers and
O'Quinn is just as good as back
in North Carolina serving his Is
to II year sentence for shooting
his pregnant wife. Actually he
will be awaiting an appeal from
his sentence.
Cuban authorities S a d
O'Quinn arrived in Havana No,
vember II, from Key West, Fla,
and that he was using the name
Marvin L. Smith. O'Quinn was
arrested last Wednesday night at
a boarding house in the Vedado
section where he had stayed
since arriving in Cuba.
He was armed when arrested
and carried more than $4,000
with him. He also had a pass.
port for Mexico and apparently
intended to move on from Cuba
O'Quinn was convicted Of slaT-
ing his wife at Calabash a few
days after having completed al
IS months prison term for cou:o-
terfeiting.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-12-19
JOE P. QUINERLY ELECTED
FARM BUREAU PRESIDENT

Spivey of Tabor City who has
served as president during the
past year.
Dupree D. Cox of Tabor City
was named vice president and
Leo L. Fisher of Whiteville was
reelected secretary.treasurer.
Directors were named as fol.
lows: E. L. Smith of Bolton;
Reno Frink and Charles Smith,
Bogue; G. T. Gore and P. o. Gore,
Bug Hill; w. D. Troup and c. L.
Martin, Cerro Gordo; L. c. Bon.
kemeyer and w. D. White, Chad.
bourn; B. H. Small and Webster
Worley, Fair Bluff; Chester Step.
hens, Fred Long and Allie Sim.
mons, Lees; Seth Duncan and
A. H. Sessions, Welches Creek:
Herbert Wooten and Bob Jordan,
Western Prong; Morris Bullock,
Tatum; R. L. Wright, Carl Step.
hens, c. w. Todd and Jake God.
Continued on Page 81
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-12-19

The Production and Market
ing Administration county COM
mittee for Columbus County in
the coming year will be Clyde
Wayne, Chairman; c. D. Branch,
Vice chairman, and ]. Hubert
Norris, regular member, it was
announced here today.
They were reelected at the
county PIMA convention which
met Friday, December IA. Dele,
gates to the convention were
elected Thursday, December -
in Columbus County's 30 PIMA
communities.
The convention also elected P.
o. Gore and Thomas Smith as
first and second alternate COM
mittee members, respectively, to
serve in the event any one of the
| first three should become unable
to serve at any time during the
year.
With the aid of community
PIMA committeeman elected by
farmers in the various commune
| ties, the county PIMA committee
will administer the Agricultural
! Conservation Program, market
ing quotas, Federal Crop Insur'
ance, and price support opera
tions in the county during the
coming year. They will also help
administer crop production goals
and other defense assignments
as they arise.
All three members of the coun
tv PIMA committee are members
| of the County Agricultural MO
Utilization Committee, Clyde
Wayne being chairman OF thai
group.
The services of the PIMA com
mitteemen are available to al
farmers who have conservation
marketing quota, price support
and crop insurance problems.
"In these times when so much
depends on the production from
our farms, PIMA committeeman
are in key positions to work fol
the benefit of the entire nation
The Agricultural Conservation
program they administer is avail
able to all farmers in the county
to help them produce what is
needed for defense and at the
same time protect and improve
their land for abundant produc
ton in the years ahead.
1.-The price support programs
for grains, tobacco, and othel
farm products help farmers tt
obtain a fair price for what they
produce. The crop insurance pro
gram protects farmers agains'
loss from storms, insects, oil
seases, and other causes.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-12-19

A witness in a liquor case was
handed a warning note ana MS
house fired on from an automo
bile Thursday night in an ooVl'
Gus attempt to terrorize him.
The object of the threat ano
o,,n assault was James stevens,
. Negro farm laborer, VINO mao
testified earlier in the week
AGAINST D. M. Fipps in a whiskey
trial. I'LL h ,v.e
stevens reported that ne was
called from his home southeast
If TABOR City by two strangers
who gave him a note warning e
him to leave the neighDornooa
within , 10 days. He had gone back
into the house, where his wlle
was reading the note When pls.
toll bullets rained into the tenant
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-12-19
Fa re Srivey !:
To Head
Rainbow Assembly

The Tabor City Assembly.
Rainbow for Girls, elected Faye
Spivey, Worthy Advisor, for the
1928 term at a meeting held
in the Masonic Hall Monday eve
ming. Retiring Worthy Advisor
Mary Lois Carroll, presided.
Officers named to serve with
Miss Spivey include Janell
White, Worthy Associate AID
visor; Rochelle Simon, Charity;
Macal Cox, Hope; Mona Clarie
Cox. Faith; Patsy Ward, Drill
Leader; Shelba Jean Hulk, Treas
urer; Doris Spivey, Recorder.
Miss Spivey named the follow,
ing to serve as installing Off
GERS: Hilda Rae Wright, Mar,
shall; Joan Strickland, Chaplain;
Recorder, Shelba Jen Hulk; Patsy
Ward Musician; and Doris
Spivey, Treasurer.
The installation will be held
in a public ceremony at the Ma
sonic Hall on December 81. The
appointed officers will be named
by Miss Spivey at that time.
Following the Monday night
business session the meeting
was turned for a Christmas pro-
gram. Hilda Rae Wright told
saThe Christmas Story" from
Luke with Patsy Ward render
ing piano music for the back
ground, and Janell White led the
prayer.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-12-19
Tabor Masons
Name Officers

1 Dewey Stevens. ST.. was
,,..,at worShipful master by the
rho, Masonic Lodge sos AT
go; M at its regular monthly
~.,s-.ng last Tuesday night.
O-her elective or appointive
,.-.,yS named for the 1852 year
- - follows:
-acN Strickland. senior war
-. James ErSkin Young. junior
v..fyu: Jimmy Dicus, secretary:
FL HUN. treasurer; Hoyt Piver,
,.,.ov deacon; William Franklin
v,..Z. junior deacon; James
rankin Long and Norman
NJ. warts: Coolidge
W.-H-. tyler: and V.R. Bur
,,--eS. ST.. chaplain.
TIE new officers will be in
,.,,s& 4. the January monthly
-. ing.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-12-19
Y. F. w. States
Shooting Match

The Carlton M. Fonvielle Posti
6O64 Veterans of Foreign Wars
will sponsor a shooting match
Christmas Day at the farm of
Ebert Wright, near Vinegar Hill
Don Cox, commander, announc'
ed.
The match will get underway
at 9 o'clock in the morning. Any
type gun or rifle may be used
for the turkeys chickens and
guinea's.
The public is invited to attend.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-12-19
MERCK! III ANTS
PLANNED

The annual banquet and in
stallation of officers will be held
by the Tabor City Merchants
Association some time in Janu'
airy, Ben L. Nesmith, III, presi-
dent has announced.
G.. L. Dorman, c. airman of the
nonainatinc ccn, Staee, is max.
ing arrangements for holding an
election of all association mem
bers prior to the banquet and all
directors and officers will be
ready to assume their duties
following the annual banquet eX-
ercises.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-12-19
cArERS PLAY
CERR0 G0RD0
HERE FRIDAY

Three games are on tap at the
lC.al h;gh school gymnasium Fri
CO M.ghU when the Cerro Gordo
Ha>na.hall teams tangle with
Ta5o. City's Red Devils.
TIE Jarees. girls and varsity
az all scheduled to take part IN
- nights activities.
TIE locals lost to Rockingham
G. rockingham last Friday night
n g score OF 33-49. The game was
dose ;or three quarters but the
Winners Quilted away in the final
S:a.Za.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-12-19
Mrs. Doc Bruton
Thanks Society

The Woman's Society of Christ
ian Service, Saint Paul Method.
list church, met in the church aud
itorium Tuesday evening for the
regular monthly meeting with
Mrs. Doc Bruton, president, pre-
siding. Mrs. A. A. White gave the
devotional.
Miss Edith Stafford spoke on
"Christmas In Other Lands"
Miss Helen Butler talked on
"Christmas Resourseful n e S
and Miss Mary Lou Cox told
"Why The Chimes Rang"
Ann Hayden Williams and
Mary Gayle Williams, vocalists,
rendered several Christmas car.
OILS.
A children's life membership
was given to Betsey Bruton,
daughter of Mr.. and Doc Bruton,
and a baby's life membership to
Frank Norris, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. G. Norris, Jr.
In closing the business period
Mrs. Bruton said GAS president
of the w. S. C. S. I would like to
wish each member a Merry
Christmas and the happiest New
Year ever"
"We've had a good year and
our work has gone over one hun
dred percent and I do thank you
for your hearty cooperation -
May the love that fills your
heart prevail with you through
the coming year"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-12-19
Pens Awarded
By Red Cross

Ms. Mae S. Young. county
-1..0, Red Cross chairman. and
Ms Virginia Fipps attended the
sc~-0, masters banquet in Halls
:oyo Thursday night.
M.S. Antonette Beasley, Reo
~..>, official Of Atlanta, Ga.
aai Ms. Young presented Rec
C!o~> sponsors with pens.
Friday afternoon Mrs. Youns
ami Mrs. Beasley attended a
m-a,.ng of the county schoo
principals at Central High IF
VAUDEVILLE. Pens were presented
20 70 sponsors of Red Cross oy
u Young and Mrs. BeasleE.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-12-19
DRAFT BOARD NOTICE

Columbus County Local Board
No. "a, Whiteville, N. G. will be
closed Monday and Tuesday, De-
cember "a and rs, 1851. 1t will be
closed Monday and Tuesday, De-
cember 81, 1851 and January 1,
1879
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-12-19

Cpl. Fred M. Jernigan, Jr. OF
Rockville, Indiana, has arrived
here to spend the holidays with
his parents.
SGT Paul Rogers, Jr. of Keesler
Air Force Base, is spending the
HOLIDAYS here with his parents.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-12-19
Williams Club
Has Program

The Williams F. H. A. held the
regular meeting Friday after.
noon. Plans were made to fill a
Christmas basket for a needy
family.
The program "Christmas" was
presented by Marjorie Ward and
Pat Stephens. Carrie Williams
read the scripture.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-12-19

-. J. \. Herlocker. daughter,
Joa-. Mrs. LaDosca S. Fecher
so Conrad. and Mrs. D. A. stew
rs we're visitors in Wilmington
s.ordav.
: VI. and Mrs. S. T. Rogers WISH
ID ne Western Auto Warehouses
IN Greensboro yesterday.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-12-19
RESIGNS POSITION

Bill Cline, Tabor City High
School English teacher, resigned
his position this week and re-
turned to his home in Kannapo-
lis, N. G..
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-12-19

endon, Lee Wright, Carl Bullock,
Jake C. Goodwin; Tabor City, H.
E. Soles, :. F. Spivey, Cliff Spi-
vey; Sandy Plains, Ossie Norris,
Clyde Norris, Thomas Inman;
Guideway, Aubrey Cox, Homer
Tucker, Austin Long; Bug Hill.
&C. Williamson, Joseph G. Gore,
E. G.. Faulk.
Evening star., 1951-09-13
BY the Associated Press

SYRACUSE. N. Y, Sept. 13.-An
atomic bomb spotter. named the
radiation lampshade. was an
nounced by the General Electric
Co. today.
It is a small robot which will
tell civil defense workers just how
high up and where an A-bomb ex-
ploded in their area. This is eS-
sential information in directing
rescue parties to places where
there may be some lingering radio
activity.
The flash of heat from an A
bomb 2 miles or more away is sc
intense that it sears paint. This
soaring occurs only where paint is
exposed to direct rays of the bomb
Anything that casts a shadow on
the paint, prevents burning in the
Shadowed area.
The new robot is built to record
these shadows. 1t is can of sheet
metal, about a foot wide at the
top, smaller at the bottom. It is
painted white inside and outside
because the fash at some dis
tances will burn both inside and
outside. A metal rod in the can
casts the shadows. A grid on the
white paint shows the direction
from which the flash came, how
Evening star., 1951-09-13
Plane Hits Horse In Niqht Londinq

An 85-horsepower airplane COL
lided with a horse named Romeo
lat Alexandria's Hybla Valley Air
port last night.
The horse was killed. The air.
planes landing gear was ripped
off and its two occupants narrowly
escaped serious injury.
Sam Witznadel, 40, of 80 A
street Sc, a plane inspector at
Boiling Air Force Base, was CIV
ing night flying lessons to the
planes owner, George Smith of
Evening star., 1951-09-13
Lockheed T-33 JET Trainer
To Be Built in Canada

Lockheed Aircraft Corps T-3:
jet trainer, two-seater ver-
sion of the F-80 Shooting Star
will be built in Canada under con-
tract with the Canadian govern
ment, it was announced today.
The T-33, this country's first
and only jet-powered training
plane. is in use by both the Navy
and the Air Force and in some
details is considered superior 70
its fighter version predecessor.
Contract for the Canadian con-
struction and use by the RCAF
has been signed in Ottawa with
Canadian, Ltd, of Montreal named
as the builder. Tooling for produc-
ton is to begin in Montreal i'm
Lockheed officials said,
Evening star., 1951-09-13
3 North Viruinians Killed In Korea Being Returned
The Virginians include: !:

First 1t. John L. Chamberlain,
husband of Mrs. Charlotte K.
Chamberlain, $500 North Twenty
second street, Arlington.
Corpl. William E. Proctor, son of
Mrs. Rose Rawlings, Locust Hill
Farms, Charlottesville.
First 1t. Robert c. Lewis. hus-
band Of Mrs. Dorothy June Lewis,
Fredericksburg.
Evening star., 1951-09-13
By the Associated Press

Bodies of three Northern Vir-
ginia men were among the 604
dead being returned to the United
States aboard the Valdosta Vic
tory from the Far East, the De-
partment of Defense announced
yesterday. The Americans lost
their lives in the Korean fighting.
Next of kin have been notified
of the imminent arrival Of the
vessel at San Francisco.
Evening star., 1951-09-13

Franconia, Va, when the collision
occurred. Both suffered bumps
on the head.
Mr.. WitZnadel said the plane
crashed into something as they
we're landing in the darkness.
They did not know that they had
hit a horse until after they had
climbed out of the badly damaged
plane.
The horse had been used for odd
Jobs and riding purposes by Off
tcials of the airport.
Evening star., 1951-09-13
Small Robot Developed by GE
AS an Atomic Bomb Spotter

high and approximately how close
The cans are set on the open
ground. tt makes no difference
whether the atomic blast knocks
them over. For the shadow flash
is all over seconds before the blast
arrives.
Evening star., 1951-09-13
LIMITED TIME ONLY

Yummy yummy! us really
grand! We take luscious bits Of
sun-kisssd Hawaiian pineapple -
blend il into ersamed. tasty.
"best-on-sarih" cottage cheese ...
presto! You have . salad treat
out Of this world. 5000 rich in
flavor. and 5000 nourishine.
Evening star., 1951-09-13

u comes 10 you in forest
green. pretty ivmblen
medium size 9 OF. CLOSES
oHroeiive enough for ony
purpose.