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Evening star., 1951-06-22
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

CHEyERLY-Lovely 6-rm. brk. Colo
$1,000; 1st trust, $1,000, SS4. II
g9s mo; incl, taxes, ins. JOHN H. JOHN
MD.-six-rm. and bath
nome nome; gas isrhe heat refgT; and n range:
SEfDENsPTNNER' Reaftor' WA oJ3pD; i0i0;
FOREST HEiGHTs. near oxon Hill
G1 approved. $3.50. Open Fri,
Sat, Sat-, Sun; ; to $ pm. Cape Coo
rms. closets. din. rm.-kit. comb.
gas range, shades. gas a-c heat.
stairway to expanSible attic. Terms
5000 down plus settlement charges.
Monthly payments, approx S65. To
reach; Out South Capitol St. Bridge
to Indian Head hwy. q mi. to For
dr. a Preston PERRIE. Builder iIiet.
4l36 Branch ave. Sc. 10. S-4150.
HYATTSVILLE-4 bedrmS. Today S
best buy II you are looking for a
home and location means any
thing to you-then see this lovely
rm., din: rm;, equipped kit, 2 bed
rms. and bath. End floor: 2 bedrms,
and bath: full bsmt. with oil h.-w.
heat; large screened front porch;
shaded lot; near all conv. Asking,
S15,930. May take reas. offer. Call
PERRY BOSWELL. INC, WA. $500.
LANHAM PARK - Modern home,
&C. heat; 94-acre lot; fruit trees;
white picket fence; bus at door. NO.
6155 until 8 pm. YOUNG g.
BOWERS CO.
SEE THIS BEAUTIFUL a-bedrm. brk
hoI1,t;,,,, bone Modern I;,c kit; Lee: din; Tm'
with many closets. tiled bath lge
bsmt. partial rec. rm.; lot ocx1 so.
Ideal location. $500 down Jay
msnt Or trade. N. SMITH. Realtor.
BRICK ri KiGI GRIAMBLER-owner's transfer
makes available this spacious, ike
new. 3-bedrm. home; in beaut. area
cony. Md; o.; loft. picture window
modern flrepl.. many adorable built
In features; extra large. fully equip,
kit. Bendix washer. lot 90xl10.
Immed. -poss. Asking SIS. 500. Conv.
terms VA, al44, OR. 1867. JOHN
LAST oNE-only ,5Oo-For s.
bedrm. brick rambler nearing COM
pletion in Radiant Valley. Features
full bSmt. with outlet, tile bath.
lovely, well-equipped kit, picture
window and quality construction
throughout. Call PERRY BOSWELL,
INC. WA. $500. Open till s pm.
Mr.. ANDREWS FIELD rooms,
50. 500; $1,000 down; expandable
attic; oil &C. heat; full hsmt,
stove and refgr; vacant. NO. 6755
It'll . pm YOUNG 81 BOWERS co.
81 $50 DOWN IN DISTRICT HGTS.-
5-rm. bungalow. on a quiet paved
street. near school and shopping:
gas heat. front porch. corner fenced
lot. 81 ! 900, T. D. BURGESS, vi.
BRICK SS I'll IBTsNGaLow s11 900; ." .
bedrms., tile bath; full bsmt.; gas
heat: assume $1,000. a. loan; $50
per mo. pays all Call WA. 5000 til
9 pm. ROBERT S. DAVIS & co.
BALTIMORE BLVD. RIVERDALE
l I2-storv. 6 rooms. full dry hsmt.
just painted and in excellent condi-
tion. Lot 50Y174 #. fenced IN, back
and beautifully Handicapped with lse.
treRs SDaDiSh moss FISH aquarium,
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NEAR KENWOOD-Quality rambler,
3 bedrmS., > baths, center hall,
liv. rm. din. rm., den, screened
porch, exquisite pine-paneled rec.
room with fireplace; maids rm.;
laundry area; pvt. bath: large land
scaped lot; garage: many other
custom features. S43.500. Call
MR.. RUTLEY, ST. 2911 or SH.
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OPEN DAILY, IL AN. TO z PM.
4643 II STREET Sc.

4643 Il STREET Sc.
10 new all-brick semidet. 3-bedroon
houses. featuring GE kitchen. dish
washer. garbage disposal. \ Gu. 1T
GE range; full basement with out
side entrance and toilet: private
parking space; adjacent to one o.
the best shopping centers in Sc. one
block from the busline and schools
Orders taken daily IL am. to pm
BsssIey Bso1s t9 ~ MI. fss2S Msrtufi' ask Tor Mr
MARSHALL J. WAPLE Co
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ALEXANDRIA
TOWER HOMES
Whv PSu Rerlt2

y
When we still have a few OF these
wonderful S5-yr. ~ VA loans avail.
able? 2O-yr. 4Afs. FILA loans for
non-vets. Payments as low as SOS
mo-, principal and interest included.
Small down payment. Brand-new,
windows YOUNGSTOWN kitchen. Early
possession. Near Arlandria Shop
ping Center most convenient loca-
tion in Washington area. See our
model furnished house at III Reed
sundays Tli ys'n DIRECTIONS: lions uo over 14t5 145 st. st.
Bridge. out Shirley hwy. to Arling-
ton Ridge rd., continue on South
Arlington Ridge rd. to Mt. Vernon
ave, past Presidential Gardens. 3
blks, turn left on Reed ave. one and
one-half blks. to sales ONCE.
Colonial Investment Co.
Exclusive Agents. XII. s-3644
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AL. 6644
DEL RAY-S15 500

Lovely brick semidet. home.
Ideal for elderly couple to Sc
cure nice income, House con-
sists of complete osmt. apt.
renting for S65 per mo-; up
stairs there is an immaculate
liy. rm. with fireplace, din,
rm. with a mirrored wall, ex-
cellently equipped kit: second
floor has . bedrms. and tiled
bath: beautiful, well land
scaped lawn with shruooery
and fenced rear yard. Phone
Il. 6644 TIE. 731
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TIE. 7343
ARLINGTON-S13.5O0

Asbestos shingle bungalow
on lge. lot, fenced in rear; liv.
rnl., din. rm., kit. with stove
and refgr., . nice bedrms.,
tiled bath: house newly dec;
full bsmt.; storm windows and
screens. For appointment,
call
IL. 6644 TIE 7343
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CHEVY CHASE

Nf1cN AoE
S299 $50
Lovely home on cor lot in excellent
Chevy Chase. Center hall. liy. rm.,
din. rrl., kit, screened porch and
powder rm; 2nd A. 3 bedrms.,
baths, stairway to I'm. attic: rec.
rm. with frepl.; att. garage; oil
a.-c. heat.
SILVER SPRING RAMBLER
S15.950
Beautiful home on lge, lot. consisting
of liv rm., din. ell. " or. 3 bedrms..
storage space; gas a.-c. heat.
KENsINGToN
Sf5.a5O
/ 1a-storv exps pdsble on shaded lot
APPROX 57x20O. 1st f.. liv. rn.. ::
bedrms. tile bath. comol. GE kit
util. bsmt.. gas a.-c. heat.
NEAR ROCKVILLE
S3l.o50
9-rm, 1-bath home on . acres with
shade trees and lovely lawn II 2nd
bath is added. can be made into .
apis. Has . compI kits. with elec
stoves and refsrs. With remodeline
this house can be made into peri
suburban home for gracious living
Oil INV. heat.
For appt to inspect these properties
call Mr., Burklin, WI. $685. ewes,
WI. 62sS.
R. H, BEST. INc-REALToRs
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COMMUTERS HAVEN
TIE. 7343
DEL RAY-$1O,5OO
AL. 664I
BRICK BUNGALOW

BRICK BUNGALOW
$12,700
Well arranged home with
liv.. rm., lge. kit. with stove
and and refrigerator, 2 bedrms..
tiled bath. pull-down stair
way, storage attic, util. rm.,
gas heat. Venetian blinds,
combination aluminium storm
windows and screens. DOWN
PAYMENT. S3,40O; MO,
PAYMENTS. S5S, includes In
terest. principal, insurance
and taxes. Phone
AL. 6644 TIE. 7343
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HOUSES FOR sALE--Mp.

5-RM. BRICK RAMBLER
In lovely Chevy Chase, Md.
PRICE REDUCED
Lived in only few months. Eauipped
as you would expect to find a house
costing $1,000 more. Exceptiona,
financing Ewes. VI. 1892.
EXCLUSIVE WITH
John H. Miller, Jr. & Bro.
1912 x st. NV. Realtors, MA. 1857
~
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ENGELSIDE-S1o OOn

This sturdy brick rambler,
well planned and well built,
large liv. rm. with fireplace. :
modern equipped kit, 3 gem
erous-sized bedrms., tiled
bath. front and rear porches;
fun bsmt., oil hot-air heat.
Call for appointment.
IL. 6644 TIE. 734S
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Demanding location

ask for this section be-
tween Risgs rd. and New Hampshire
ave. Lse. 6-rm. brick Colonial: lst
a.. liv. rm.. flrepl.. din. rm, equipped
kit. with breakfast nook; Ind A.,
3 bedrmS.. bath: full bsmt., gas heat
aluminium storm windows and doors.
4 very desirable location for
Evening star., 1951-06-22

OUT DEFENSE HWY.
ideal for the June bride. A brand
ting OF nice shade trees. 1t has
character. unlike any other home
in the neishborhood. Spacious lot,
picture windows; scientifically de-
signed kitchen. equipped Only
Sl0."50. HILLCREST REALTY CO..
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AL. 6644
Mr.. MT. VERNON BLVD.

914, ,Z0U
Brick, bedrms., one full
bath and 2 half baths. fire.
place in din. rm. and liy.
rm.; very desirable location.
with all conveniences. $4,000
CASH, MO. PYMTS., Sl2l.l6.
For appointment, phone
AL. 6644 TIE. 7343
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

URBANA, near Sugar Loaf-Unusual
opportunity. city conveniences II
Beautiful i25-yr. old Colonial, COM
pletely modernized; . acres; 2-cal
garage: Handicapped. gardened. CHICK
en- house; 5 bedrooms. Pa baths
pine floors. knotty pine den and
Kitchen, copper hood over stove. re-
friserator, dishwasher. BendiX
aluminium storm windows. shades
oil burner. copper pines; charmingiJ
decorated. Immediate OCCUPANCY
OWNER. Buckeystown, Nd, 35Ol
or RE. 1884 for directions. IA
FURNISHED BUNGALOW. winterized:
4 rooms. . screened porcheS; 70
miles from Washington. 6 miles
from Annapolis. Call FIR. SSo4;
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DICK BASSETT, Realtor
Specializing in Va. Since 1926
Oh. 5057, CHI. 4311
ARLINGTON
NEWLY Redecorated

, tNSO1 UVOW
In a very ine .r!ose-in location. with
every eonyeaience, we recommend
beautiful tree shaded lot. Enterins
with firepl. formal sized din rna.. M.
very lee aud cheerful and. equip.
bright with sunshine. adjacent to
complete bath. Full hSmt. storage
attic and front porch. A very fine
nome at the low price of S16,b0O!l
THE BRANT COMPANY
Rhodes OF Wilson Blvd, ia. 4-16OO
,0aa0 bfii a 90
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.
ATTENTION VETERANS
$500 DOWN, $72 MONTH

ATTENTION VETERANS
$700 DOWN, $72 MONTH
incl. Interest. Taxes and Insurance
$11,700
These charming 2-bedrm. bungalows.
with large exp. at1cs and full
bSmts.. gas a.-c. htg. and 30-gal
auto h,-w.t.. have many advan-
tageS:
Double -coursed cedar shingles, backed
by wood Sheathing. as in more ex-
pensive construction roughed in
htg. ducts in attic aluminium
screening throughout . Venetian
blinds. pine-paneled stairway
with built-in case :. tiled bath
master bedrm. 12'x12'
liv. rm. APPROX. 16'x12' -. fully
equipped kitchen with Sla-cu.-ft
OPEN DAILY, 3 TO DARK
SAT. AND SUN, 10 TO DARK
Directions Out Benning rd. ne.
and bear left on Central ave. to
Addison I'd, then left on Addison
to Roosevelt ave. and right on
Roosevelt to first street on left and
open sign.
LEACH & CRONIN
Lo 2-2772, 5-3I49. Project. 10
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AL. 6644
WOODLAWN MANOR
" Avn n u
AL. 6644
GROVETON=S20. $50

Nice brick home with large
liv. rfn.. fireplace, din. rm.,
equipped kit, pantry, = bed
rms. and bath on lst floor.
SECOND FLOOR. finished in
knotty pine. with liv.-bed rm.
comb. and well-equipped kit.
BASEMENT consists of one
bedrm.. kit, bath. stove and
refrigerator: with separate
outside entrance.
LOT 100x1o0; GARAGE, -
For appointment. phone
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BURCH REALTY co.
PEACE AND QUIET

S505 Baltimore Blvd. College Parl
Nd. till 6 pm. TO. 633S, TO. 57S:
after d pm, WA. 5641, UN. 1891
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Realtor. DI. 334H.
SHANNON iAtliSfNi,O & LUCHs co

] 50a H ST. NV. Ma. X343
COLOREp-P o Sc SSION. S595
down. 400 blk. 9th st.-5 rms,
semidet.. bath, coal heat; monthly
payments like rent. AID. 0532. -23
CoLoRED-1233 POTOMAC AVE-
Conveniently located 5-rm. brick
hope; gas h,-w.h.i only $3.50, on
terms RA. 2200. 80
COLORED-I7Of INDEPEND. AVE.
Spacious S-room row brick; full
bsmt., oil heat. $4,000 down. RAF-
FELL REAL ESTATE, SH. S194
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DEL RAY-S25 500

Dell hAI-SZ0, ,0UU
A brick Colonial home. 3
bedrms. and tiled bath. full
bsmt. with complete recrea-
tion rm. and half bath, lge.
din. rm. and liv. rm., very
modern kit. equipped; lot.
l00x167; oil heat: screened-in
side porch. For appointment
phone
Al. 6644 TIE. TIA:
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BALTIMORE BLVD. RIVERDALE
l Ia-storv. rooms, full dry bsmt. ;
just painted and in excellent condl-
tion. Lot 50T114 #. fenced in. back
and beautifully handicapped with lGe.
trees Spanish moss. fish aquarium,
barbecue pit. etc; Lear garaee.
Substantial cash required. WAYNE
A. CASKEY, AP. 6400 or WA. 6h:i9
Evening star., 1951-06-22

BETHESDA
15 ACRE AND 40 LOAN
3-bedroom brick Colonial. on corner
lot with sweeping lawn. 135-ft
front; exceptional privacy in re.
stricted Parkwood, near parochia
and public schools: S2O,a5O, about
n cash, rest owners GI loan, 970S
Cedar lane. Phone OIL. 9I2S. Nc
agents 30
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incl. Interest. Taxes and insurance
$11,700
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These are OF the many extras that
go with this lovely 4-bedrm. Cape
Cod home located just IA mi. from
S. Capitol and Southern ave. sc.
Priced TO sell. For inspection, please
T. PAUL MUDD co.
Phone LU. 4-43S2; Ewes. 10. 2-l4I7.
Evening star., 1951-06-22

OLD HOUSE and small acreage
1 ROBERT A. FOSTER, Sligo 4166.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-09-23

The other was Isaac Lea. Philadelphia
publisher and naturalist. who assembled
many rare gems. minerals and fossils.
After their Deaths their families donated
the collections to the Smithsonian Institu-
ton. Since that time. the Smithsonian has
built the collection to the finest in the world.
according to the curator, DR.. w. F.. Foshag.
Some Of the rarest and best specimens in
an almost endless list Of precious and semi
precious minerals have been assembled
through donations or loans or through out
right purchase with museum endowment
funds. Congress appropriateS tax money
for maintenance and salaries only and,
consequently. the gem collection. while be-
longing to the public. has cost 1t nothing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-09-23
Millions in Gems Free
BY William ]. Meyer

DELATTVELY few Americans realize 1t.
IL but they are co-owners of the finest
gem collection in the world. Neither do
they realize that the collection which Is
viewed by approximately two million persons
q year at the Museum Of Natural History.
did not cost them one cent.
In fact. the public's thank you" should
have gone, years ago. to two men who were
far more famous for other deeds than for
providing the foundation for the priceless
exhibit. One was John Augustus Roebling.
a civil engineer of a century ago. who
designed and built the Brooklyn Bridge and
other outstanding suspension bridges In the
country. His hobby was collecting precious
stones.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-09-23

ON the COVER: Miss RodeF tries lode neekIoee and
bseses The dish eoafons emesolds Snd rubes
The iospes box. msloehe aehy Jade sspeHne. turquoise
end vsdeae Other items shown iaeude eirines end psss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-09-23

could be bought or sold, the
museum refuses to put dollar
value ON the thousands of vari-
Gus glittering items. but 1t can
be safely stated. without dan
ger of contradiction, that their
total worth would be in astro-
nomical figures.
One rare piece alone, q huge
rock crystal ball. was valued at
nearly 5000. 900 by customs off,
Gals when brought here from
the Far East. It Is about a
foot In diameter. weighs more
than 100 pounds and. in addi-
ton to being Of record size. Is
both OFFICIALLY and physically
perfect.
The 310-carat peridot. a gem
of bright green brilliance. is
the worlds best in size and
quality and the collection Of
Is matched sphenes. which re-
portedly once belonged to the
Duke Of Devonshire. is the
finest in existence.
The 66-carat Alexandria.
which flashes q brilliant green
in daylight and red In artificial
light. and the 94-carat topaz.
a gem which Is becoming rare,
are believed to be the largest
yet found, according to James
Benn. who has direct charge
of the exhibits. First diScov-
cred in the Ural Mountains OF
Russia in 1880. the gem was
named for Gar Alexander II.
The collection contains gems
galore that every one knows
and every woman covets-
diamonds. rubies. smeralds.
tourmalines, tigers eye. jade.
zircons. garnets and countless
others. In fact. it is so large
that only about 10 per cent
of 1t Is on display In the gleam-
ing showcases. The remaining
80 per cent Is kept under stout
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-11-07
KNOW-HOW LEVY
GIVEN APPROVAL

Seventeen out of "a precincts
in Columbus County approved
the Nickels for Know-How pro-
gram by a vote of 724 to SO, it
was learned this morning from
County Agent Charles D. Raper.
AS in this county, balloting
throughout the State was light
but the ratio was about 20 to 1
in favor of the research levy of
five cents on each ton of feed
and fertilizer. 1t carried in every
county reported and thus goes
into effect as proposed.
The heaviest voting reported
up to today was in Chadbourn
where the count was 1114 to 4,
IWhiteville gave a favorable vote
to the tune of 108 to 1, and Cerro
Gordo's three communities gave
63 for and SO against.
The vote was lightest at Beav-
er Dam where four votes were
cast for the levy and two against
| it.
Results from other precincts
probably won't be available be-
fore the middle of the week.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-11-07

University of North Carolina,
spent last weekend at his home
here.
Mrs. Margaret Wooten and
daughter, Joan, of Clarkton visit
ed Mrs. Bette Wade Sunday.
Mrs. G.. L. Mckinney of Loris
and DR.. George Richardson of
Florence visited in the home OF
Mrs. Letha Butler Sunday.
Lewis Norris is patient in the
Veterans hospital, Fayetteville
where he will undergo an opera
ton. A daughter, Bonnie, student
at East Carolina, Greenville visit
ed him early in the week and ac-
companied him to the hospital.
u. Canady has returned from
a visit with his daughter, Mrs.
E. L. Davis, and Mr.. Davis in
IDanville, Va.
Miss Millicent Simon, student
at w. G.. u. N. c., Greensboro
spent the weenend here with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. David ST.
mon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Strickland
and daughter, Betty Gayle, will
return during the weekend from
a Florida tour.
Miss Mable Hodges, student at
w. C. U. N. c., Greensboro spent
the weekend here with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Hodges.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-11-07
DISABLED VETS
MUST WAIT
FOR AUTOS

Eligible disabled veterans who
file applications for automobiles
or other conveyances under a new
law recently enacted by the Con
gress will have to wait for their
cars until the Congress recon
venes and can appropriate funds
to administer the Act.
Veterans Administration eX'
planned that since the new law
does not contain an appropria'
ton of funds for the cars, the
agency will have to ask the Con-
gress for a special appropriation
when it reconvenes next January.
Meanwhile, VA will accept ap-
plications under the new law and
adjudicate them. Then it will hold
all completed applications in file
until the money is available.
The new Act-Public Law 1877,
which went into effect October
20, 1951-applies to eligible dis
abled veterans of World War II
and those who served in the Arm
ed Forces on and after June n,
1850, the start of the Korean
Campaign.
To be eligible for automobiles
or other conveyances, these veter'
ans must be entitled to compen
sation for any of the following
service-connected disabilities:
1. Loss or permanent loss OF
use of one or both feet.
2. Loss or permanent loss OF
use of one or both hands.
8. Complete loss Of sight in
both eyes or permanent impair
ment of vision of both eyes tc
the degree as to constitute virtu
al blindness.
Under the law, VA is authoriz
ed to pay up to $1,000 toward the
purchase price of an automobile
or other conveyance.
The law further provides that
no veteran shall be entitled tc
more than one automobile OF
other conveyance and that any
veteran who received an auto
mobile or other conveyance under
previous laws shall not be entitl
ed to another one under the new
law.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-11-07

There is a correct way to walk
It is described by foot specialists
as a beautiful walk" toes
straight ahead and parallel
weight on the outside of the feet,
using big toe to propel the body
forward. The second recommend
alton is that people with aching
feet take special exercises to
strengthen weakened foot mus
cles. Your good shoe statesmen
perhaps could help you out with
simple exercises that would make
everyday walking mileage easier
on your two feet.
Women who have to stand and
walk a lot should be very sure to
wear properly fitted and con
structed shoes to give support to
arches, and shoes that conform to
shape of the foot. Shoes should
be long enough to give adequate
freedom to the big toe. ThlS is
most important.
If you are suffering with arb
ing feet don't wait longer to give
prompt attention to your foot de-
fects. We do have. in many towns,
foot specialists. Most women
know the bathroom surgeon best.
Don't forget that your skin
needs food. exercise. plenty of
sleep and perhaps proper ment-
al outlook to function efficiently.
A diet over-balanced with sugar.
starches and fats is not conducive
to a clear skin.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-11-07
Personals

DR.. R. NJ. Williamson, DR.. H. G.
Cameron, '. o. Prince, Phil
Hughes, an "Red" Priesthood at
tended the golf tournament in
Southern Pines Sunday.
Mrs. fred M. Jernigan, Mrs.
Ebert shelley. and Mrs. F. NJ
Carroll Sr. were recent visitors
in Flo, ence.
Mrs. Andy Jernigan and Miss
Rita Young of Dillon were over
night guests in the home of Mr.,
and Mrs. Fred M. Jernigan Mon
day.
Lev is Skies, student at the
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-11-07
Use AND CARE OF THE ELEC
TRIO MIXER

Use AND CARE OF THE ELEC
TRIO MIXER
Following instructions is the
surest way to use an electric mir
er efficiently. Most instruction
books time each beating process
! to the minute.
This piece of kitchen equip
ment requires very little care
but a few important points to re
member are:
1. Clean motor housing, base
and revolving discs with a damp
cloth.
2. Never place motor in water
8. Wash bowls carefully. If they
are not made of heat-resistant
material, do not subject them to
sudden changes or to extremes
lin temperature.
4. To clean beaters, remove
wash. and dry thoroughly before
replacing.
Do not wrap cord around mot
'or.
6. If motor is not permanently
fabricated, follow exactly manu-
facturer's instructions for oiling.
7. Use rubber spatula to scrape
sides of bowl; metal spoons may
damage heaters.
8. When it is not in use, protect
mixer with a dustproof cover.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-11-07
FRIENDLINESS is IMPORT

AN
Children are close observers
and good imitators. They catch
the good things we do and say as
we'll as the bad. The examples
we set for our children are our
best ways of teaching them either
good or bad character traits.
Good character thrives best in
friendly climate. for friendli,
ness is both a food and a tonic.
1t inoculates children against
worries and fears; it gives them
energy and courage for new and
difficult experiences. Friendli.
ness grows out of calm, kind
voices and happy facial expires,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-11-07
Knee Trouble

Mrs. Smith: $50 you had to
send your husband to the hospi-
tai. What was his trouble?"
Mrs. Brown: Trouble with his
knee"
Mrs. S.: did he have water on
.it?"
Mrs. B.: mo, his secretary"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-11-07
Il HIk1s = IIolIEIdkkERs
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, sions. Children are very sensitive
to the way we talk and the way
we look.
Evening star., 1951-11-03
DuFour Elected President
.Of Catholic u. Alumni

Raymond A. DuFour, local in.
Surance underwater, has beer
elected president of the Alumni
Association of Catholic Univer.
Isity, succeeding Andrew P. Ma.
loney. of New York City, who re-
tired after IL years in the post
Mr.. DuFour. of the class o1
1928. is a director of the Wash
ington Board of Trade and presi-
dent of the Catholic Youth Or
ganization here.
Other national officers elected
were the Rt. Rev. William j. Nc
Donald, '39. Of Catholic Univer-
Sity, vice president for the clergy:
Paul j. Kennedy, IT, of New York
City. vice president for the laity:
Miss Regis Boyle. "a, teacher of
Journalism at Eastern High
School and Trinity College, vice
president for the alumnae, and
the Very Rev. Ignatius Smith, rs,
of Catholic University. national
chaplain.
The new officers will be in
stalled November II at the asso-
clation's annual reunion in New
York City.