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SITUATIONS WOMEN

ACCOUNTANT -BOOKKEEPER desires
part-time work; many years expert
ence; highest references furnished.
Box 314-E, Star. Iii
ADVERTISING GIRL, 28. thoroughly
experienced in all phases. seeks key
position In dept. store or agency.
Box 3Sl-D, Star. l1s
BOOKKEEPER desires permanent DO.
sition, NV. section only; 9 years
experience, double entry, financial
statements, tax returns. Sterling
1882. days; Taylor 6252, evenings.
COMPANION position desired BY Ca
pable unencumbered Danish-Amer
lean middie-aged lady. Box 397-D,
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY. skilled Ste
nographer and correspondent, seeks
permanent position with responsible
ity, room for initiative and advance.
ment. Box 474-D, Star, IL
LADY desires to do typing at home;
viii call for work. SHOESoN, DE.
RESEARCH ANALYST. general back.
ground national affairs. public rela-
tions. Box 499-D. Star. lie
SECRETARY. 3S, top notch, legal
experience. desires 5-day week posi-
tion, SIS wk. min. Giebe 1875. Iis
TYPING AT HOME, letters. manu-
scripts. etc: neat. accurate; rea-
sonable. RE. 0645. Ext. COS. --12
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SECRETARIES

SECRETARIES
Technical and non tech
nical secretarial open
ings available in Silver
Spring. Alternate five
and six day work week.
Excellent advancement
opportunities. Friendly
and cheerful working
conditions. Interesting
defense program. Write
or phone E. M. Lane Ap-
piled Physics Laboratory
Johns Hopkins Univer-
sity, 1921 Georgia Ave,
Silver Spring, Md.
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TYPIST, temporary work for fast typ
ist: statistical exper. an asset. 81
TYPfST and switchboard work; S4s
per week; 5-day week. Call dO.
0126 after 8. weekdays Ill
TYPIST CLERK, 5-day. 40-hr. week.
Apply COLUMBIA PICTURES CORP.
92S New Jersey ave. NV. --12
clerk, for permanent
position In pleasant surroundings.
Apply WASHINGTON CATHEDRAL.
Wisconsin and Mass. ayes. NV,
TYPISTS t2). with diversified ability.
who desire permanent positions
with . growing company Offering
Previous business exper. not neces-
sary. Annual starting salary, S2.0SO.
Life and disqualification insurance
provided. and other liberal EN-.
U6HiiTfED SERVICE LIFE iNsUR-
ANCE CO.. 1928 Eye st. NV. ST.
TYPIST. full or part time, perm;
top salary; pleasant surroundings
ASKINS. 737 7th st. NV. -l5
bookkeepine and shorthand pre-
ferred. Rm. 423. Union Trust Bfde.,
18th and H SITS. NV. lie
TYPIST for tipping invoices by hotel
equipment flrm: hours S:30-5:30. 5
days week; perm. position, vacation,
'fb 3. itaoi aDSMs Ag6l. e.. sa1 z1d NJ 0ss: as:
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COOK COFFEE co

COLORED WOMEN (2)
For sales work. To take care Of our
colored customers. Must be neat
appearing. Age, $3.50. Write me
for interview, give phone number.
MRS. II. RANDOLPH. SOIL Ames
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SECRETARY-$3,0 900
Air-cond. law offices. Legal expert
ence not necessary; 35-hr., 5-day
wk.: 2-week paid vacation. Free
hospitalization insurance. Apply
SWARTZ d. FRIEDMAN. 1106 Yer.
mont ave. NV, NE. l1S0 Ill :
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HELP WoMEN

|sTENoGEAPEER---spEEp NOT Es:
eENTIAL. FOR GENERAL OFFICE
WORK. PERMANENT POSITION
5.DAY WEEK. APPLY JAFFE. Oil
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MOTOR TRAVEL

DRIVING 1850 De Soto to Colorado
share expenses. JU. 7-6132. 12s
YOUNG LADY desires to share ride
and expenses daily from Sc. or 3rd
and Constitution ave. NV. to Be-
thesda; return In eve. Call MISS
JACOBS OIL 524b It'll 3 o m Ia
Evening star., 1951-06-11
REFINED WOMAN

Is sour income suficient? Do you
enjoy meeting people? Can you de-
psssant ss and nerstve eeeSy BUSINESS se
EMPIRE CRAFTS has such 81, opelI-
ing in its newly organized American
china division for refined white
woman with q car for limited local
driving. For personal interview cali
MRS. KESTER AP, 0034. Mon.
and Il. or Sun. 8 to 10 pm. -.12
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WOMEN

a hand work mus. be dons 2ac,ag "a the
sHsaH s5sSEiis Co. 45g 4Sgglz z.s i HsoatxwoGl9s Ivy
These positions are perm. Pleasant
outside work, days a wk:; age,
commits; s, App! Apply 1910 Vermont aye: e;
Mr.. LIvESEY. III
PART TINE for cosmetic. tobacco
and drugs; no exper. neces.; ewes,
NpHsD fi sns s5Rs pRua ss Co. ?Ss ssse eSmmis %nns
MoToks sSiH RS Insurance rs coRp.-1aen.
eral Motors .afnliatel has an opening
on its clerical stan for an alert,
young lady. good starting salary
allowance. % New % sir-conditioned Of.
nee; call MR.. LANEY At ME. 327C
WOMAN. colored, to make beds
elsaan rms; In hotel. Do not phone
wsNTrnee S9 neth s,,n..,tnts Ss; niy. coo. for an.
month beginning June IS. Phone De-
catur 2929 after 3 pm. -12s
LADIES (2). service waiting AVON
, customers new areas; earn $20-S40
RETfRkED ETifhE sEi sEcRG4ahrEs. 2asSa Married, Mls
Type? Shorthand? Can you work q
day downtown occasionally? Reeis-
PART TINE; white; Is to 3S years
Of age; 8 It. 4 or over: short train
ing course free: good health and
trim figure essential. Apply BILL
aTTIz aanT5EIL,s rs PHYSICAL FITNESS
ESTABLISHED Law FIRM desire.
experienced stenographer, not neces.
sarily legal: position permanent;
commencement salary. $4,000 pei
annum. Box 43S.D, Star. Iii
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YOUNG

and earnest, for perm. po-
sitioli doing gen. work in rell estate
ofice; 3Sh-hr. wk.. liberal salary,
& CO. INC, 1920 X st. NV. Iii
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ADDING MACHINE. desk model a-
column capacity; S35. CENTRAL
2019 l4th st. NV. -23
ADDING MACHINE Burroughs, elec-
trio. Reconditioned Guaranteed.
S79.60. UNITED TYPEWRITER CO..
S13 l4th st NV
AIR CONDITIONERS, new and re.
conditioned: sold rented. exchanged.
serviced; fully guaranteed. OR.
1869 BISHOP EQUIPMENT CO
AIR CONDITI0NERS - Large size
Chrysler Air-temp, new; three 5-ton
units. 3-phase: one 3-ton unit.
3-phase; two 2-ton units, 1-phase.
These units in stock at dealers cost.
while they last. Also fs, "a 70
window units. GE and Feddefs.
j. L BATEMAN g. SON. 2O04 Rhode
Island ave. ne. HO. 200. Ill
"AIR CONDITIONERS"
New 1851 models: 20Fe OF list price
for cash buyers; installed IN regular
windows FREE. PARAMOUNT CO.,
2150 Ga. ave. NV, HU. 1900.
ANTIQUEs-5-pc. liy. rm. suite,
carved cherry mahog. love seat. z
armchairs, 2 side chairs. SITS. Can
WO. 946e. 6-10 Pm. liz
CONTINUED Of Next PaGel
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

COOK, white, American. middle
laundry. Boy 42l-Y. Star. I'll
G.H.W. OR MATD-Girl wishes Job
excel. ref; fond Of children. DU
O330.
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YOUNG LADY

Opportunity for dependable young
!ady MxI.v,an. IN responsible esp o%rssnization %
tactful. accurate with figures and
good typist Permanent position
with future. Call MR.. GIFT, ME
1871. for interview.
Evening star., 1951-06-11

Comptometer Operator
FULL TIME
Permanent position in executive Of
week. paid vacations and sick leave.
group insurance and purchase dis
APPLY PERSONNEL OFFICE
HOT SHOPPES, INC.
1924 n st. NV. No Phone Calls.
COSMETIC CLERK, no exper. neces.; :;
s4xNDRRb sa 2lsf psIa fSRnis Co. 1929 Mnne hrs
sofa ave. ne. and 3fSS i4th St. NV.
COSMETIC DRUG CLERK, exper. in
all depts.: no night, Sun. or holi-
ssg wolt 4EBlsY iS2a @RazRacS Raz sS SomH1i fsh
CosmErfciAN sRa I fsSi nv AND DRUG oInlRRk, lR
experience and ref. required; for
eve; shift from q until 10; good pay
WARpMAN PARK pRUdsToRE'
COUNCILLORS, Girl Scouts Virginia
mountsin MOI camp camp Is yrs. minimum
CouNsEnLoRs tt, tor summer day 1aG camp
ming. Call GL. 1900, s am. to 5
coUHS,rEFsse coHS, EFssetasfkf; afkLs, white; no ane ezpsrl-
ence necessary; day work and night
wor-. Apply Dixie PIG BARBE-
CUE, Marlboro pike and Bennins
COUNTEK AND FLOOR GIRLS in
cafeteria, white. regular hours. no
Sundays, salary $40-S45 wk. and
meals. Uniforms furnished. Group
Decentralization and vacation plan:
MeGarraghy. SHOLL'S CAFETERIA.
5l1 l4th st NV. IL
COUNTER GIRL; prefer white, sim
gle. room nearby, to run dry clean
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Telephone Solicitors
Experienced women telephone solicit
tors wanted by well-advertised con-
cern Good pay. Call MR.. LAW
RENSON. MI. a035, Ill
TOBACCO CLERK, no exper. neces,
STANDARD DRUG CO.. 1929 Mime
sofa ave. ne. and 1922 14th st. NV
TYPTsT experienced, for billing and
general typing: ATLANTIC ELEC-
TRICAL SUPPLY CO.. Elk. 1884.
TYPIsT. white. 40-hr. wk., vaca-
AMERICA. ma. 1868. LA
TYPIsT-Age 20-35 for position with
expanding organization; all modern
employee benefits Must be accurate
with minimum speed OF so w.p.m
excel. salary for aualified person
Call Hu. 5000. MR.. HoLBURNER
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BUSINESS SERVICES

STONE AND CEMENT WORN spe-
CALLING in stone retaining walls;
Sagstone. cement. JERRY. III.
l-A7hR
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TYPIST
TYPIST

Age 1890. Pleasant working con.
ditlons; good starting salary; reg.
ular increases: advancement oppor.
tunities: interesting work: pension
and sick benefits; 7-hour day. 5-day
week. Monday to Friday. Call Ma
1925. Ext. 140, for appointment
Evening star., 1951-06-11
TYPTST

\ = A0
Wanted for credit once; no expert
ence Necessary: 6-day week; starting
salary. $50: permanent; advance
ment. Apply REGAL, I'll 7th st.
NV.
TYPIST-CLERK-Permanent position
for experienced typist. Vacation with
pay: group insurance includins, hos
pitajization and other employe bene-
fits. 5-day 40-hr wk. apply SAFE.
WAY STORES INC iS45 4th st
TYPIsT -cLERK-Permanent position
for experienced typist. Vacation with
pay; group insurance, including hos
pitalization and other employe berle-
Ats, 5-day. 40-hr. wk. Apply SAFE
WAY STORES. INC. 1s4S 4th st.
rY,PIsr S,ri AND CLERICAL ASSISTANT
Write p. o. BOX 42s. Fairfax. Va.
Ia
TYPIST-CLERK
once girl Friday for small con:
tractors once; 5 days. 53l
Georgia ave. NV. IL
TYPIST- T-RECEPTIONIST. NATION.
AL ELECTRONICS LABORATORY
1713 Kalorama I'd. NV. HU. 5000
WAITRESS, experienced, refined. iol
evenings. except Monday MICH.
ELS. l020 Vermont ave. NV. la
WAITRESS. white, In, exclusive down:
+, e 2; s,1s meals and uniforms furnished lis
WAiTREsss,. exper. in Kosher style
fSss ARpy p Pc nss5sRSn Rensedy 81 w
m, a rmwrSu .S.4., a. ~.r. ~ Az
siAEsFSfuE ins "a e.. MhTl0oEss Hi 4sss ske and Esn
WAITRESSES (2), white; experienced;
Apply qSEpEa x I M "RsEsfEXuuiRSNT. Eui Isia 81
wSiHREssEs All Ii rs - Full or part tH time
Apply 341s Conn. ave. lis
WAITRESS. night club exper.. good
tips. Apply after 2 pm. HI. 5225,
pm: to 2. am: for small might
club: 1912 New York ave: NV: Il
REsTAuRAET, ss;IsnS ilSFi ASS2 SsSo2 sth st, NV NV
WAITRESS, part time. white. s days.
4 to 8 pm: $50 wk. and one meal
per day: excel. working conds. Apply
In person. BACAS BROS. RESTAU.
Waitress
White; 2l-35; good salary and work
ing conditions; air-conditioning
Apply In person. VICTORY GRILL,
liz Good Hope I'd. sc. la
MATTRESSES
White, experienced, counter
service. Apply in person
only. Miss Reichenbaugh.
Gateway Restaurant
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INSTRUCTION. COURSES

CT APPROVED; over 400 COURSES;
get information today on the course
Of your choice. INTERNATIONAL,
Bond Bldg. ME. 1855.
Evening star., 1951-06-11
REPAIRS AND SERVICES

ADDITIONS. hldgs.. repairing. re.
modelling: small remodeling and re-
pair Jobs q speciality. JU. 7-9347.
ADDITIONS, homes remodeled; guar
anteed work: up to Z yrs. to pay.
HAMILTON coNTR. CO.. RE. 4477.
ADDITIONS ana uodern,zsns. Cellar
to roof Call 81 3366-67 for tree
estimates NATIONAL CONTRACT
BRICK LAYING~Firepiaces. steps,
ms 4 FAdNANhi' dfS hi''eJcti0ssi Jo. ssiss4p aepair-
BRICK WORK in general: repair;
pUTiae; %as etc ane eaas rePfess iess Rstaanipg
BRlCHwoRK Walls. chimnsss
porches., steps. walks; ali repairs::
RfIi1l All Hss TeEk cGNTss Gyssis Nj ur6Il sIls. "a
Of ali kinds. New houses rec ermls rms
redecoration. porches incIosed. Guar
anteed service. Cali Carl W aNI-
BUILDING, REMODELING. repair.
ins. Ms Gsspsnsry s5SEs brick ss7ss esment T.rk.
CABINETS. screened porches. ga
RACES. rscr. rms. general repairs.
CARPENTER Work at price you can
afford to pay Free estimates cheer
cSKsEsTRR 1i ss1iR 56iRs 5oss " WANTED Tsi gH.
lcARPENTER-small or large ions,
hour OF contract. Work guarantced.
CARPENTER. reliable; by day or
contract. Ii. 3-5039. IL
CARPENTRY--No job too small; By
hh9ur 49, Or contract. ME 1903; eyes.
uskr2SYTyky OF ALL KINDS, % csn-
| tract basis MR. LAWRENCE RA.
CEMENT FINISHING WORK. porches,
steps. driyeways, walkways, base
ments. FIX. 1866. Ill
GIOGGED DRAIN PIPES electrically
razor-kleened or no charge ROTO.
ROOTER. nhone RA ssSs any day.
any night
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION - Re-
pairs, short circuits: small Jobs done
tmmed. Call RA. 1922, any time.
DRIvEWAYS. porches. steps. built or
repaired; patios. DU. 5000. Call
after 6 and all day Sunday. Ill
FENCE Galvanized chain INK. all
posts II concrete: Immediate erec-
tion Get the best for less; 80
months to pay Phone no 6as3;
e1enings and Sunday NO 552s
|
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-04-04
Coker Offering
Record List of
Summer Courses

Hartsville-A curriculum some
what broader and more varied
than the record-breaking 1856
group of course offerings is
scheduled for the 1851 summer
session at Coker college.
Offerings listed for the tw'
five-week summer terms this
year, announced in the summer
school bulletin just off the press
include so different courses If
IS fields. All are undergraduate
courses but many give state tea
cher certification credit.
Coker's 18th annual summer
school will open June and con
tinue through August II. Closing
date of the first term is July Z.
Dean Kenneth G.. Kuehner o.
the college is director of the sum
mer session. He heads a 1851
summer faculty and staff OF
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-04-04
Garden Time
BY ROBERT SCHMIDT

The strawberry is a small frult
crop which fits nicely in the
vegetable garden. Plants may be
set now in all parts of the State
for next years crop. Varieties
recommended for Eastern North
Carolina are generally Blake
more, Massey and Missionary:
Midland and Fairfax are best
and in the mountains, Massey,
Midland or Tennessee Beauty
should be grown. 1t is usually
desirable to plant two varieties
so that if one variety fails be-
cause of weather conditions, the
other might still produce a crop,
Everbearing varieties are recon-
mended only for the mountain
area.
If the matted row system OF
culture is desired-that is, if all
the runner plants are allowed
to root, forming a solid bed OF
plants-set the plants IS to q
inches apart in rows 8 feet apart
Limit the width of the bed to 10
inches. If the hill system of cul-
ture is used-that is, if all the
runners are removed as soon as
formed-plants are set II inches
apart in double rows which are
- inches apart. The pairs o.
rows should be at least 2 feet
apart. Weed control is much east
err if you use the hill system.
Give a light application of any
good garden fertilizer before
planting or use stable manure
In late August drill a 6-S-6 fertil
izer into the soil along each side
of the row or bed at the rate of
one gallon per 100 feet of row
About January 1, makes a similar
application over the tops of the
plants, except in the mountain
area. Apply when the leaves are
dry and brush any fertilizer off
the leaves.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-04-04
S. S. CLAIMS
MUST BE FILED
DURING MARCH

AT least a hundred thousand
Americans will lose their rights
to one months social security in
surance benefits ''for last Sep
TENDER" unless they claim the
pavment before the end of March.
Oscar r. Ewing, Federal Security
Administrator, declared today.
These are people who became
eligible for old-age insurance ben
efits in September under the 1851
amendments to the social securl'
~ law and who have not yet filed
claim. While the new law extends
back payments for as many as
six months, the September pay
ment cannot be made to anyone
eligible at that time who fails tc
make application before the enc
of March. Ewing also called at
tention to the fact that Friday
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-04-04

March 80, is the last day of bust
ness in the month. Social security
offices are closed Saturday.
It is estimated that 100000
workers, age IS or over, who
couldn't qualify under the old
law, became eligible for monthly
insurance benefit payments un'
der the terms of the amended So
cial Security Act when it went
into effect in September.
Many of them have already ap,
piled at their local social security
office and are now getting their
monthly checks; others are still
working in jobs covered by social
security and need not apply at
this time. The Social Security
! Administration believes that the
estimated 100000 have not flied
claims because they do not real
| ize that they became eligible last
September. A person retiring a:
age IS or later can be entitled tc
insurance payments if he ha:
worked for one and a half years
in jobs covered by social security
This work may have been at any
time since 1886. Under the old
law, the amount of work requlr'
ed for most people was consider
ably higher.
Moreover, people age Is or over
can now have monthly benefit
payments even when regularly
employed. The kind of work anc
amount of earnings is no longer
a consideration in allowing
claims of people in this age
group. Anyone who became ellgl'
BILE in September under this pro-
vision of the new law will get
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-04-04

potash, also are lost. The same
two tons of slower contain about
16 pounds of phosphate as well
as about 46 pounds of potash.
The loss from burning cotton
stalks is even greater. An acre
of cotton produces about 1900
pounds of plants which contain
38 pounds of actual nitrogen.
Similarly, a ton of grass hay con.
tains % pounds of nitrogen.
Farmers who refrain from un-
necessary burning of land cover
and leave this valuable plant
food on the soil will be rewarded
with higher crop yields as well
as increased chances for safety
on the farm.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-04-04

Chevrolet dealers have placed
more than 5000 dual-controlled
| cars at the disposal of high
school driver training courses,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-04-04

tress, certain re.V-s, ,. .--..,......:.
insomnia due 70 U.,-,
vague aches en- ' .:..:-
general run.do~- cg.~.... ,.. Il.
these troubles ,"e I-.--'- 81
ficiencies of V!.@":-::s -
Gin and Iron.
Let HzDzCcL H:.7 w. ..
as it has heInc1 l. u, IL: : I'll:
others, if you su..-r s.. ,rs ~ 70 81: 81.
cies. Remember. t.,.,,C - ,~...;
stitutes for HADA>q4Il, 0.Col,
insist on the gen"rs = 'Fo:,.e::
No risk involves. by ~ RI, =:
HADACOL, either ' .,,ily @: 81 81
SLIPS, or the large ;:' = H4ADAC.:.t.
orny size, $3.50, ana y ~ vi. :
dosen't help YOU 9''
your money back
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-04-04
YOUNG HIGH SCHOOL, STU7ENT
NOW ON FOOTBALL TEAaa

Delmar B. Galloway, Box ISL,
Church Point. Louisiana, says
maybe he isn't the best football
center in the country. but he'll
bet his pocketknife that there
'sn't a hov his ace who has got
re e1arov he hos Yes. Delmar
low fon1c u-~~t' and ha saws
10 has HADACOL II thank be-
-"''"n his motto" raad how HA-
N""OL was hnlninr hovs and
T'"'" crffnrino fro-, >'of;o;oo o;oc
of Vitanins r, p. Niacin and
Iron and decided to give it to
h;r1
Here is Delmar Ccllcway's own
S+o'"mnrt.
' 80 13 veare ~ onn I a-1 in
49," "''' 6rodo IN tho Cr,rrol, DON'T
''''' 0"',ool T.oet e,v--,-,o~ didn't
~" hit Of eror~.' 7 c';1-'t want
y NAV boseN"ll. Mo.ho~ tried ev-
NrVfh'nG to oct me TO eat GOOD
Hle,a.i-HIlt | lust didn't feel like
eating. Food didn't inst tacto GOOD
snd lots of times food wor'l up
set my stomach when did eat
Mother says I was underweiah!
Tor my age. Then mother started
giving me HADACOL. know
mat IN just little while I started
11eellns a whole lot better. Now
I am center on the bootball team
l IKE baseball and basketball,
ana ride my bike every eve
hlng after school, Mother saws she
mas never seen anyone with such
nuge appetite. like to take
nADACOL. Mother says she is
ne Yer going to let me be without
HADACOL." '
People Of All Aces
Aco!h have been helped by HAD
1h a; yes, folks whose systems
t N;d Vitamins b., B.. Iron and
Nlacln. The HADACOi, formula
Is very effective for stomach dis
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-04-04
Burning Land Cover
Causes Huge Losses

A fortune literally goes up IN
smoke on Carolina farms eacn
wear. The loss is caused by farm
ers who make it a practlce to
burn cotton and corn stalks, crab
grass, woodland cover, and SINH
lar material.
Farmers burn up more lane
cover and destroy more nitrogen
each year than we could ever
hope to produce through winter
|legumes.
The practice of burning land
cover is not only wastetul but
also unwise from the standpoint
of human safety. Two small chill
dren were burned recently to
death in Wake County while
their fathers were burning brush
and corn stalks.
The soil conservationist eX'
plains that an acre of corn nor
mally produces about two tons
of slower which contains approx
mately SO pounds of actual nj
trogen. This is the equivalent OF
225 pounds of nitrate of soda
When the stover is burned this
valuable plant food literally goes
up in smoke.
Lesser amounts of other plant
foods, such as phosphate anc
back payments as of that month
if application is made the first
of April.
Survivors of World War II ser.
vicemen who were in many cases
made eligible for immediate pay
ments in September, Ewing said
should also make application ir
March to avoid loss of a part of
their back payments under a
mended social security.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-04-04

The Delco,De'o. Dtvis;,,
General Motors Uses ~. !:
$4,000 baby bottl. ni,r, III;
year to mask terminate p -; Z.
mobile starting motors u a., Ill
the painting proc,,s 'o*::
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-04-04

about Is, largely Conn.,
regular coker person D'*'
summer school is coad',. T.
but dormitory acconn.'
are available loy mon
first term only. u :;
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1951-11-22
Have You Net.2

James L. and Shirley Wer-
ner who have recently moved
to Chardon from Euclid. They
have purchased the former
Siplock home on North ST.,
and are residing there with
their two children, Barbara
Lee who is four and a half
years old and James Fred
erick, 18 months.
The Nerner's are Method
lists and belong to the Meth
odist church of Euclid but
plan to transfer their men,
bership to the Chardon
church in the near future.
Mr.. Werner is a Mason,
belonging to the Blue Lodge,
Forrest Hill No. 644 of E.
Cleveland and is a member
of the Lake Erie Consistory
and Al Koran Temple.
In Geauga County, Mr..
Werner is representative of
Land Title Guarantee and
Trust Co. and is also an
attorney at law.
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field are entertaining at a fam
lily Thanksgiving party for
their daughters, Barbara and
Kaye, home from Miami Uni
versity for the holiday weekend,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Garfield and
Mrs. Jessie Allyn and their
son Dennis.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Morgan
and daughter from Euclid and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Klimowski
and daughters, Susan and Liam,
of Cleveland were to be guests
Thanksgiving day at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. David r.
Booth at their home on North
st.
A family gathering was to
be held at the home of Rev.
and Mrs. c. H. Bowers at
their home on North St, for
their son Paul, home from
Athens, O., where he is a stu
dent at Ohio University, their
daughter Mary Helen, from
Akron where she teaches, and
MIR. and Mrs. Clarence Bowers
from Cleveland Also Mr.. and
Mrs. O. L. Green of jefferson
who are the parents of Mrs.
Clarence Bowers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Black
and three children attended
Hope Lutheran church, CleVe-
land Wednesday evening G.
Thanksgiving day, the Blacks
were with Mrs. Blacks mother,
Mrs. Emma Lavey and her
two sisters, Ruth and Eleanor
in Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Burr en-
joyed Thanksgiving dinner with
members of their family, in
Guiding Mrs. Maude Burr, Mrs.
Hanna, Mr.. and Mrs. Marc
Burr and Dane. Elaine Burr
is still in, Florida and enjoying
the warm climate very much
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Daniels
entertained at Thanksgiving
dinner for Mr.. and Mrs. M. c.
Daniels and son of Chardon
Mrs. Grace White of Middle
field, Mr.. Lee Newcomb OF
Middlefield. Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert Hills were also present.