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Evening star., 1951-08-10
1895 DOWN
VACANT BUNGALOW

3100 BLK. G ST. Sc.
Mr.. MINI AVE. AND RANDLE CIR.
50, ,750-S1S.50 MO.
2-bedroom frame bungalow, with Iiv.
rm din. rm. kit. and bath; bsmt
hot-air heat, 40-ft. front by 80 it.
deep lot For appt. to inspect, call
Mr.. Heaven DI S724: ewes. LU.
1-53S0
BAsILIKo REALTY co.
1925 Vermont Ave. NV. III
COLORED-NR. PROVIDENCE Hos
pital. desirable 6-rm. and bath row
brick on 2nd St; full bsmt.. h.-w.h h.
good cond: 50. 500 dn., balance SIC
per mo. Call F. ELIOT MIDDLE
TON, Realtor. RE. 1881; eyes,. WI
COIORED-I52 r ST. s.E.-By own
er; rooms, finished bsmt.; excel
lent cond,: h.-W.h. TR. 1925. II q
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TAKOMA PARK

$4,000 down and payments to suit
a responsible buyer. This 6-room
home must be sold by transferred
owner. 1t is. spacious, clean and in
good condition, There is fun
basement. storage attic. detached
garage. Schools transportation and
shopping within walking distance.
Immediate possession Call Mr..
Hunter. MA. $500; ewes. GIL. 52S5.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
Evening star., 1951-08-10
OPEN 6-8 PM.
7O9 ADRIAN ST.

Nice o-rm. semidet. brick: 3 bedrms
recr, .rm.; new-house cond.; i'm
$12,5O0. Assume $4,000 4Se loan.
Out MINI ave. to Ridge rd. to Texas
ave. left ! block to property MIR
ADAMS, 7. PAUL MUDD CO.. 240S
Evening star., 1951-08-10

Doctors and Dentists
Excellent Sc. corner location. has
lge. lot with det. 3-family home
located nr. two shopping areas; 81
IT. frontage on heavily Travelled ave
SOUTHEAST REALTY co.
Evening star., 1951-12-07
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
And Time Of Showing


Arena-"Burning Bright; 8:3(
pm.
Catholic UnIversity-"The Cher.
ry Orchard; $3.50 pm.
New Gayety-"Lo and Behold!"
$3.50 pm.
Screen.
AmbassadOr-"Man In the Sad.
die; 1:30, $3.50. $50, 1880 anc
$3.50 pm.
Capitol-"Callaway Went That.
away: 11:00 am. LAS, 4::30, 7:1s
and 1000 pm. Stage shows: 1855
$40, 6:25 and 9:05 pm.
Columbia - AN American ir
Paris; 1890 am. 12:45, 800
Sis, 7:30 and $50 pm.
Dupont - "Eroica":: 1:20, 1925
$50. TAO and $50 pm.
Keith's-"The Lady Pays or;
1l:45 am. las. 3:45, $50, 7:5C
and 9:55 pm.
Little Los Olvidados"; $50
TOO, $3.50 and 1905 pm.
Metropolitan-"The Magic Car
pet; 11:30 am. 1885. 3:35. $40
7:45 and 9:45 pm.
National-"My Outlaw Brother"
HOS am. 1880. 2:40, 4:25, 6:15
8:05 and 9:55 pm.
Ontario-"A Song to Remem.
ber"; 1:30, 3:35, 5:45. 7:55 ano
9:10 pm.
Palace - Fixed Bayonets";;
1880 am, 1875. $40. 5:45, 7:5t
and 9:55 pm.
Pix - THE Gangster";; 400
4:45. 7:30 and 1915 pm.
Playhouse-"The River; 2:3t
and $50 pm.
Plaza THE Lavender Hill
Mob; 1890 am. 1910, $50. $3.50
Sis, 6:55, $40 and 1920 pm.
Trans-Lux - "A Place in the
Sum; 1885 am, 1:05, 3:15, $50
TAO and 9:55 pm.
Warner-"Man in the Saddle"
11:40 am. lao, 3:45, 5:45. 7:5(
and $50 pm.
Evening star., 1951-12-07
By Harry Macarthur

They have got Randolph Scott
mixed up in a couple Of romance
triangles In Man in the Saddle. :"
at the Warner. but you'd never
know the difference at a cursory
glance. He is still the same strong.
silent type. who prefers a peaceful
life and is willing to shoot any
number of villains to prove 1t.
MIR. Scott is still operating in
the old West. too, and the lead
flies often and Mostly around the
Technicolor scenery. Giving Scott
a superfluity of women ELLEN
Drew and Joan Leslie. at that
lin addition to an avoWed enemy
hasn't changed things much for
him.
Scott has a ranch. see (You ex-
pected, maybe, a Long Island po-
tato farm?) and he thinks Laura
Bidwell is quite a dish. which she
naturally is since she really is
Joan Leslie. Laura is pretty much
for Laura. though, and she mar
ries the wealthy owner alexander
Knox of the Skull ranch. who Is
out to get Scott, his peace-loving
neighbor. That's one triangle.
Also mixed up in this is a girl
named Nan Melotte. who is also
quite a dish since she really is
Ellen Drew. She is secretly moon
ing over Scott while he is openly
incoming over Laura. That's two
triangles. which. come to think OF
it makes a rectangle. Or. maybe it
makes Scott a square.
Anyhow. he tries to 60 about his
business, but people are always
stampeding his cattle or taking
pot shots at him. Finally. after one
of the pot shots connects. he fees
to the hills with Nan. learns she is
his true love of course. and re-
cuperates rapidly enough to win
a top-notch slug fest with villain
who wanders in and insults his
new-found dream girl.
Some one may inject note of
novelty into a Western some day.
but Director Andre de 10th and
Kenneth Gamet. who adapted the
Ernest Haycox novel to the
screen have not nominated them
selves for the role. They have.
however. given Man in the Sad
die" decent amount of noise and
movement.
That title. incidentally, has no
particular significance with refer
ence to the picture; it's Just the
name of a song man named
Tennessee Ernie sings one night
for no reason at all.
Evening star., 1951-12-07
HOLLYWOOD.

dO1AL1 WOOO.
Deanna Durbin will be teamed
with Mario LAMA after Because
You're Mine''-which, by the
way, gets going on Monday. It's
producer is Joe Pasternak. who
did so well for Deanna in the
old days at Universal. Joe has
done all right by Mario. too. who
has a clause in his contract that
only Pasternak can produce his
pictures.
Jimmy Durante, the man no
one hates, opens the London Pal
ladium's new season. May 5.
Jimmy, a big hit with Ethel Bar
rymore on his last television
show. will have Helen Traubel
with him in the movie he owes
Metro.
Gene Fowler turned up at the
cocktail party for Miss Barrymore
and Durante after their show.
but wouldn't come inside. So
Ethel, always the gracious lady,
went outside to Gene. saying, "He
dislikes these things" Miss Bar
rymore told me she will do a
TV series Of her own. When I
find the right story line"
Pier Angel, 19-year-old 1tal-
ian beauty, out for the first time
without mama, was at the Don
Loper cocktail party for Betty
Furness. The guy? Arthur Loew,
jr.
Ray Mil1and and Leonid Xinsky
have quietly taken off for Alaska.
to give the GIs some holiday
cheer.
Hedy Lamarr's husband. Ted
Stauffer. is building another night
club in Acapulco. Seems Ted
doesn't plan to quit Mexico, as
Hedy would like him to.
Dore Schary tells me that Metro
has no intention of cutting out
the smaller pictures for the big,
|currently fashionable, epics. 1--WE
have no indication that the not
so-expensive pictures are un-
wanted" says Dore.
| \ y \
Mervyn LIE Roy admits to seeing
"Quo Vadis" so times. That's a
total Of 149 hours and five min
lutes!
| Vincent Price stars in r. S.
Eliot's Murder in the Cathedral" !"
Vincent is currently touring with
Eliot's Cocktail Party"
Lana Turner. a vision in red,
was decorating Chasen's with Fer
nando Lamas Saturday night. But
I'll believe in, this marriage pos
sibility when Mrs. Lamas goes
through with divorce.
Scott Brady will take off any
day now to the preacher-with
Susan Ball, the gal who baked her
way into pictures via a cake-win-
lining contest.
| Cornell Wilde gets Irish Star
Evening star., 1951-12-07
Hollywood Diary
Deonno Durbin-Lonzo
Co-Storrer Is Planned
-By SheiIoh Grohom-

Constance Smith for his girl In
I"Condor's Nest"
I checked up on a report that
Jessie Matthews, British stage ano
screen star of 20 years ago. Is
serving behind a bar in Surrey
Seems her third husband owns
the place. and Jessie is merely q
decoy for trade.
Richard Basehart and his wife
Valentino Cortesa. are going To
her native Italy in the spring. to
star in Antony And Cleopatra
on film. Not to be confused with
the Oliviers on the stage.
Norma Shearer's old success,
"Riptide." has been busted of at
Metro for q remake. Could be for
Carson.
Lauren Bacall is trying to per-
suade Bogey to buy the old Frank
Sinatra home. And he will. II he
can scratch UP the $250.000 ask
ing price.
Released by
North American Newspaper Alliance.
Evening star., 1951-12-07

by believing in the Galloway audi
ence as much as it believes in him.
This hits the level of hilarious
spectacle on a number of oc-
casions but not often enough to
make Galloway Went Thataway''
great comedy.
Keel gives a surprisingly funny
performance as the dumb foil for
the sophistication of McMurray
and Miss McGuire's well managed
reluctance to go along with max
ing a monkey of such a decent
cowpoke. He is especially effec-
tive in sequence which show he is
as vulnerable to children as they
are to him. Moreover, he is funny
in those passages in which he
refuses to go along with the
fakery of the deal he has made.
In one of these, he spurns the
Galloway imitation on the ground
that he cannot act. He is won
away from this attitude only
when MacMurray convinces him
that cowboy acting calls for only
two expressinos. that on, hat off,"
AS the real Galloway. who is dug
out of a South American saloon
midway in the picture, Keel is less
capable in the villainy the charac-
ter calls for. One merry bit he
brings off with just the right
touch. however, is that in which
this Galloway stays drunk through
a 10-days period when he is un-
undergoing a cure for alcoholism.
Miss MCGUIRE, who has not been
working as much lately as her
admirers would like, is her charm
ing self in the role of the heroine
who is too decent to run her ad
agency's gag to its logical con-
clusion. 1t is pleasant charac-
ter she plays and it pairs off
nicely with Keel's good Galloway
against the comic heel portrayed
so excellently by MacMurray.
What a gag If Galloway Went
Thataway" should be slipped into
Hopalong's time on television some
night!
1t is a whopping sort of stage
show that goes with Galloway"
at the Capitol this week. Its head
liners are Lon Chaney (who used
to tag himself as "junior"). who
can frighten the daylights out of
customers, and Alan Carney, an
engagingly funny fellow who is in
telligent enough to believe in new
material.
Also on the bill are melody
makers. Robert Stoner and Ellen
Dennis. and the Bernadette Phe-
Ian dancers.
Evening star., 1951-12-07

III IuSSSu lldUlt puL IL Wlll plUNiOC
parents with some of the best
laughs they have known since
television began to disinter early
horse operas. It is the work of
Norman Panama and Melvin
Frank. a lightning fast pair on
the trigger of ridicule and just
the guys to take care of long
overdue act of vengeance.
This producing team. now
working for Metro Goldwyn =
Mayer, has shown cheerful taste
not only in its choice of subject
but also in its cast. Heading
the latter are Dortohy MCGUIRE.
Fred MacMurray and Howard
Keel, who act their several roles
with the enthusiasm of humans
who feel deeply they are leading
a popular cause.
A footnote. presumably ad-
dressed to Hopalong Cassidy. says
the Capitol's farce is made in the
spirit of merely good, clean fun.
That there is truth in this is
implicit in the fact that the Pan
ama-Frank satire is not quite
as sharp here as it has been be-
fore. or as the subject might seem
to call for.
"Callaway Went Thataway"
nevertheless covers its subject
pretty expansively.
It's busiest characters are Mac
Murray and Miss MCGUIRE who
run an advertising agency. Their
big inspiration has been to buy
up slew of old Galloway films
which are going great on video
until sponsors begin to call for
Galloway himself.
Search for the hero Of the films
discloses that he left Hollywood
10 years before on a lifetime binge
and in pursuit of a fiery Spanish
dancer whose name he thinks is
Isl Senor."
This puts it up to the .ad agency
to dig up a substitute, which it
does. He (KeeD is a Colorado
cowboy who is as long on heroic
virtues as the actual Galloway is
short on them. This makes him
Heaven-sent to the kids of Ameri-
ca and twice that to MacMurray
and Miss MCGUIRE.
The only weakness the fake
Galloway has is that he is too de-
cent. He will be no party to kid
ding the kids, at least not until
his now mentors can convice him
that it is a patriotic duty. Once
he is outsmarted by them. how
ever. he enters into the act with
a zest that threatens to wreck it
Evening star., 1951-12-07

"cALLAwAY WENT THATAwAY." q
Metro ro-Goldwyn-May picture, produced
written and directed by Panama and
Frank. At the Capitol.
Mike Frye Fired MacMurray
Smoky" Galloway Howard Keel
Stretch" Barnes es-----Howard Keel
Georgie Markham-----Je Jesse White
Tom LorriSon - Fay Roope
Martha Lorrison Natalie Schafer
The Drunk Douglas Kennedy
Marie ---.~----- Elisabeth Fraser
sJ99hnny Terrento----Johnny 1ndriSano
Director Don Haggerty
Evening star., 1951-12-07
The Possinq Show
The Posing Show
Cowboy VMovie Craze
Theme of Merry Satire
By jay cormody

has struck for losing their minds
the of small fry sitting sebound before cowboy movies
television
Appropriately liberation the
"Callaway Went Thataway which yesterday at
Capitol.
Evening star., 1951-12-07
Same West,
Same Scott
Romance TriongIes
Don't Change Him
In Warner Film

MAN IN THE SADDLE" a columbif
picture. produced by Scott-Brown Harry
Joe Brown, directed by Andre De 10th
screenplay by Kenneth Camel. based or
novel by Ernest Haycox. At the Warner.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-04-04

seams with stitches not too lone
to hold securely. Avoid any gar.
ment with puckered or wander.
ing stitching or loose, unfastened
threads dangling.
Make sure seams are wide
enough for possible alterations
Wide seam allowances-from -
to 81 inches on plain seams-are
less likely to fray than those
which are cut too close.
Note how seam edges are fin.
iShed. French seams in which all
raw edges are turned under anS
stitched and are about II inch
wide when finished. are recon-
mendCd for sheer cottons or Nv
ons which fray easily. Fir
medium-wcight fabric like GIN.
ham or percalc will hold securely
with double-Stitched seams about
3,S inch when finished. On heavy
material. however. such finishes
may be TOO thick for best appear.
ance and difficult to press flat.
On firmly woven heavy fabric
edges can simply be "pinked"
with the shears provided for this
purpose. Fabric that is inclined
70 ravel. however. should have
raw edges bound with tape. held
with everlasting stitches. or
turned in and machine-stitched.
How seams hold depends also
on how the garment fits. Com,
fortable-fitting clothes put less
strain on seams. Those that are
too tight may pull out any seam
however good the finish.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-04-04

A new and significant develop
ment in rail transportation i
the self-propelled Dieselpowered
railcar known as the RDC (Rail
Diesel Carr, recently introduced
by the Budd Company. The ca.
is powered by two General Mot
ors 275 horsepower Diesel en-
gines mounted beneath the floor
and is driven through torque
converters. Costing little morC
than a standard chair-car, this
aforementioned, stainless stee'
car makes possible the continu
ance of service to commuters on
lines where such service had be-
come an economic liability to the
railroads.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-04-04

Lucille Hisel she 6scloGd "
do something about 1t: Mrs. Hlsel
cave Lucille HADACOL because
s she had heard how much it was
S In children who had poor
nnnetifes and stomach distress
oap!p1sed bv Deficiencies of Vita
Minis B., B., Iron and Nlacln; IT
helped her so much that now Mrs:
Hisel gives HADACOL to both OF
her children.
Here is what Mrs. Hisel says:
"Mv daughter has taken two
hotties of HADACOL and she has
been eating more than before and
aIso sleeps better. think HADA-
SS1 is the best thing for children
Hybo do not have an appetite. My
J T is four years old. Before
1850 HADACOL my daughter
complained of her stomach ha NJ 'iL ~
her, and I got her oottIe OF
HADACOL and she says her stoll-
ach doesn't bother her any more
T think HADACOL is Wonder1ul.
7 am also giving HADACOL TO my
three-year-old daughter"
HADACOL Is So Effective
A.. ;,onortant thing about HAD
IN an m is that you get vitaminss
5 q Niacin and Iron in liquid
d. fo,,, o which means that they are
quickly Quick absorbed and dispatched &c Cd
to the blood stream esan5sE sea9y 70 SeI go
righdt ~, ~ the hemoglobin content
oeiit The blood (when Iron. IS
% aodaSl to carry these precious
VT and Minerals to every
,art of your body.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-04-04
STOMACH GAS
TAXES THE HEARl

An accumulation OF gas 49, o
stomach forms pressure, croH :a
no heart and results IN nloatl.S :
s S,,s catches, palpitation ai1G
sbortness of breath. TINS to,.c a,
t 1i[u, may frequently be mistaken
for heart trouble ;na such
~ c(ERTA-VIN is helping S SG,,'
gas victims" all over :. TABOR ab1en 1i be.
This new medicine IS tak s ,,o,,r
f E ,,, meals, so it works WIN you you
FOOD folS helps you digest lo so,
faster and better. Gas PAM 1o gH
1 R1oat vanishes! Contains h ~ on
a n vitamin 81 with iron ,, W vn
ricb the blood and make r 1,eonIe
Stronger gtTo ss Weak miserable eve pe0P Sc
soon feel different all % oVe GnR
d SSGt go 5oS on suffering. P Gst eEy
TA.VIN-Harrelson's rn'
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-04-04
LOSING KEYS
INVITES
BURGLARS

The main reason why crimc
teams of pickpockets and burg
lars flourish in our cities is be-
cause very few people bother to
have their locks changed after
losing their keys.
Most people are careless about
their keys and locks" says an
article in the April issue of Good
Housekeeping magazine. "The
lady who inscribes heer name anG
address on her key case trusting
the finder to return it, is actually
inviting him to rob her house.
According to expert locksmith
Charles Courtney, $4,000 keys
are lost daily in New York City
alone, and key shops are always
busy making duplicates.
Explaining how pickpockets
work with burglars, the article
says, "The pickpocket lifts the
keys of some prosperous person
has duplicates made, then re
turns the case and claims a re
ward. After waiting a few
months, to make the robbery
look like an inside job, his part
ner, the burglar, uses the dupli
Gates to loot the house."
The writer quotes this advice
which locksmiths give to custom
ers: always keep a complete
set of spare keys in a handy but
secret place. If you lose your key
ring and have no duplicates, it
will cost you five to ten times as
much to replace them as it would
have cost to get duplicates made
from the keys themselves"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-04-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Don Moore spent
the weekend in LoriS, S. G. with
friends.
Miss Bernice Ellis of Florence,
S. C. spent the weekend at her
home here.
X *
Mr.. S. Meter Vereen of Phila
delphia, Pa. visited his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. S. C. Vereen here
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zeb Berry and
Mr.. and Mrs. Zane Morgan Of
Crescent Beach were with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Ber-
~, on Sunday.
*
Visiting relatives and friends
the past week. were Mr.. and Mrs.
Bill Nebling and children of the
| Bronx. New York. Mrs. Nebling
is the former Eunice Randall OF
Little River.
* *
Mr.. Hal w. Brown left Satur
day for Washington, D. {. to be
with his mother who is desperat'
~ i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Annette Lewis
spent the weekend in Wilson
n. C.
s. $ x
| Shoppers in Wilmington or
, Saturday were Mrs. Hartford
Vereen. Mrs. Eatafel Smith and
Mrs. w. B. Tyson.
on Sunday morning.
Mrs. Robert Pridgen and sor
+
Billy spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Stone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grier Russ Of
Conway were visitors in the j
w, Ellis home on Sunday.
Miss Edna Bessent of Whining
ton, N. C. spent the weekend al
her home here.
Mr.. Edward High, senior al
Clemson College, was with ms
narents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Hlgf
on the weekend.
Visitors of Mrs. Nell Stone O,
Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs. E. )
Wallcox and daughter of Narlof
and Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Gray o.
washington, D. c.
i
Sunday guests in the Wlloul
RelIamv home were Mr.. and MIS-
Pr Welch of Florence and MI
and Mrs. Russell! Luhrs also o.
Florence. ,,,or al
Mr.. Ralph ELS was speaker a. a:
tho Easter Sunrise Services hele
On ON the strand in Ocean Dri''
j.
Mrs. Jack McGinn and son d
rroddie have joined her husDane
who is employed in Key W s,.,
VIZ ELa' She plans to remain there
&c" =, H. l.ttor part Of May.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-04-04

To produce the various types
of molds for aluminium castings
by sand casting methods at the
Fabricast Division of General
Motors, a total of 10000 tons of
sand are used per year: 10000
tons of bank sand, 10000 tons of
silica sand and $4,000 tons of lake
sand.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-04-04
Soil Conservation
District News
By F. M. GLOVER, JR.
Soil Conservation Service

Wilbur Smith, conservation
farmer, Nakina, N. c., has &c
acres of beautiful pasture that
he seeded last fall Il think 1
know how to seed pasture now
so as to get a good stand. 1 have
tried several ways and I find
that if 1 seed pasture after turn
ing under a good crop of lespe-
deza, the resulting stand of Fes-
cue and Ladino is outstanding. I
also believe that turning under
soybean residue after hogging:
will be about as good as lespe-
deza. I never intend to seed a
pasture until I have turned g
lespedeza CROP" Smith said.
Smith applied 300 pounds
O-1414 fertilizer per acre to his
pastures last week, and since ne
does not need them for grazing
this spring, he is going to COM
bine Kentucky 30 Fescue seed in
June and offer it for sale locally
next fall.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-04-04

6 o q mOtner,
a n d lik e all
good mothers
S h e k e e ps a
careful W a t C b
for the welfare
o f h e r t w o
young children.
And when little
four year = old
Lucille H i S e ]
wasn't feelin g
as her mother
knew she should
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-04-04
EXTENSION SCHEDULE
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4

Williams Jr. All Club - $50 M, Williams School
Williams ST. All Club - 10:45 a m, Williams School
Cerro Gordo Club 1:2O p M, Cerro Gordo School
Cerro Gordo 21O p. m. Cerro Gordo School
Hasboro HID Club - 800 p M, Clubhouse
Wayman HID Club 23O D. m, with Mrs. Minnie Larkins
THURSDAY, APRIL
Chadbourn Jr All Club - 120 p M, Chadbourn School
Chadbourn ST. All Club 2:1O p. M. Chadbourn School
Freeman Club 23O p m, Eua Crooms
FRIDAY, APRIL
Whitevlle ST.. All Club - $40 a. M Whevile School
Whitevle Jr All Club - 2:10 p. M, Whitevlle School
Meeting Church
Baden County - 1920
SATURDAY, APRIL
Office Open A. M
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-04-04

MANY Tar Heel farmers arc
using warfarin. a new rat-klller'
with good results
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-04-04

The revised 1851 marketing
quota for hurley tobacco in the
u S. is $50 million pounds.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-04-04

Janice Faye Jones, clght-year
Old daughter Of Mr.. ana Mrs. c.
B. Jones Of Rute 1. Selma. urges
generous contributions to the
Easter Seal campaign and Lilly
Sale now under way in North
Carolina.
The youngster, who was severe
ly crippled and weakened by an
attack of infantile paralysis
when she was two years old, has
been assisted in her successful
fight to walk again by the North
Carolina League for Crippled
Children, sponsor of the Easter
Seal campaign. Janice is showr
with her pet dog, Tririe.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-04-04
Mother Of Two
Praises Hadaeol
HADAcol Supplies Deficient
Systems With Vitomins BIZ
Be-, Nioein and Iron

Mrs. Elmer Hisel, 1925 End
Ave Council Bluffs, Iowa, is a