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Evening star., 1953-02-22
ARLINGTON Artists Work In Baltimore Exhibit

Mrs. Ellen Capo Conner. Arl-
ington artist. is represented in
the 1853 National Watercolor
Exhibit at the Baltimore Art
Museum.
Her picture is 1.-THE Palms. /"
which she painted last year in
Florida.
Mrs. Conner teaches for the
Arlington County Department of
Recreation. She holds q degree
in fine arts from George WASH
ington University and did grad
Evening star., 1953-02-22
II, 900 -Yeur-OId Tusk

A mammoth'S tusk at least H.
900 years old has been found at
an Iron Age settlement near
Harold, In Bedfordshire, Eng
land.
Evening star., 1953-02-22

uate work at the Corcoran Gal
lery of Art. She is the wife Of
Evan j. Conner. architect. Her
home is at sos South Walter
Reed drive.
Evening star., 1953-02-22

Socchorin Sweetest
st. Louis-Saccharin is several
hundred times sweeter than the
conventional varieties of sugar.
Evening star., 1953-02-22

In This Lot Are the Following:
1909 All-WoOl Union Suits
500 Wool Union Suits
26% Wool Union Suits
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-06-10
H13II31Si1]

Veterans who served in the ".
). Armed Forces anywhere in the
world since June 81, 1850, the start
of the Korean Campaign, and who
were discharged or separated I'M
der conditions other than dishon-
orable, may be entitled to VA
disqualification under the following
priority system, Veterans Admin
iStratiOn said:
F!rSt-ThoSe needing hoSpitali-
cation because of injuries or di-
SeaSeS incurred or aggravated in
line of Armed Service duty since
June ~, 1850.
Second-ThoSc with nonservice-
connected disabilities who state
under oath that they are financial
ly unable TO pay hospital charges
elsewhere. These veterans must
wait until bed becomes available.
For purposes of disqualification
and outpatient care, veterans with
service since June 81, 1850, who
develop an active psychosis Omen
tai illness) within two years from
the date of their separation from
active service may be entitled to
priority for such care as presump-
tive Servicc-Connected cases.
Patients requiring emergency
medical treatment may be taken
directly to the nearest VA hospital;
but, if possible, the veteran, or
someone acting for the veteran,
should communicate with VA by
telephone or telegraph beforehand.
} In all other cases, the veteran,
! his nearest relative or his guard
( ian or representative should fill
/ in the proper form for hospital
care. These forms are available at
any VA office.
Q-DoeS the term insurance
available to veterans who served
since Korea pay dividends?
/ A-No. The new forms of in
: Surancc for poSt-Korea veterans
are non-participating; they do not
! pay dividends. However. the prem
ium rates are lower than for any
other form of Government insur-
ancc.
Q-lS il still possible for a dis
abled World War II veteran tC
start training under Public Law
l6.
Ayes. However, under the
law. he may only take training
that can be completed by July 25
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-06-10
Garden Time
By ROBERT SCHMIDT

There are many things to do in
the garden in June euch as take
up, divided and transplant blue
flag or bearded iris, jonqiulS and
daffodiSls, tulips and Dutch iris.
Also prune, stake and tie dahlias
and tomatoes-mulch these two
crops if you want TO eliminate
some of the problems of cultiva-
ton. Side-drcss sweet corn with
nitrate of soda when it CUTS knee
high. Give your lawn a topdrcss-
ing of nitrate of soda just before
a rain or water it in with Il hose.
And while VIC are on the subject
Of water, during the summer heat
most horticultural plants should
be supplied with approximately
one inch of water week either
by rain or irrigation. The quality
of vegetables will be seriously
affected unless they receive suffi-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-06-10
THE TABOR CITY TRIBUNE

cient water at the critical periods.
1t is also time in June or early
July to sow seed of tomatoes, col
lards and broccoli for the fall
crop. Use a wilt resistant variety
of tomatoes such as Homestead,
Southland or jefferson. Fall to-
matceS will not be successful if
your soil is infested with rootknot
nematodeS. Although many people
plant collard seed in the spring
and grow large plants, the most
tender collards are those seeded in
July and August. The plants are
not as large when cold weather
comes but the quality is much
better.
Green Sprouting broccoli has be-
come very popular-especially for
freezing. Seed should be planted
in late July or early August in
order that the main crop of buds
will mature before heavy freezes
occur. The plant will withstand
some frost but is sometimes Sc
verely damaged. DeCicco is a good
variety for North Carolina.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-06-10
Inquest Held
On Causey Drowning

In an inquest held at the Horny
County Courthouse Tuesday night,
a Coroner's Jury listed TO a group
of boys attempt To explain the
drowning of a playmate, J. c.
CauSey which occurred while they
were swimming Tuesday morning.
The jury found that stories
were confusing in what actually
took place and rendered q dCCi-
sion that the death of !. c. Causcy
came about as Il result of drown
inc and recommended that a jUv-
emile be held for further investi-
cation.
According to testimony OF the
boys, one of the Juveniles pulled
young CauScy to the cnge of the
deep water even though Causey
at the time had stated that he
could not swim. However other
accounts credited Causey with
stating that he could swim as the
youths prepared to swim in
Smiths Lake.
When Causey found himself in
trouble, the boys made a frantic
attempt to save him according to
testimony given to the jury.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-06-10
WAfIPEE III
EXERCISES
HELD

Seventeen seniors were gradual
cd at the Wampec-Little River
commencement program Monday
evening, May %, in the school
gymnasium.
The program opened with the
professional followed by the in
vocation by the Rev. Jim Griffith
of the Baptist Tabernacle, Thigh
man Beach. Thurmon McLamb
gave the salutatory and Pauline
Long was the valedictorian.
Ralf Ellis introduced the speak
er, H. E. McCaskill Special music
was given by Mrs. c. H. Permenta,
Rita June McLamb, and Janice
Allen. The diplomas were present
ed by R. o. Brown, superintend-
ent. The benediction was pro-
nounced by the Rev. Jim Griffith.
Receiving diplomas were Annie
Pearl Causey, Jimmy Hardwick,
Juanita Hardwick, Iverson Lewis
Pauline Long, Bobby Mint, Glen
da MortenSon, Thurmon McLamb
Betty Jane Nelson, Joan Nicholas
Nelson Owens, Bonnie Plat, Dor
mia Plat, Don Smith, Haze
Smithwick, Margie Ann Thomp-
son, and Bobbie Lou Vereene.
Laurie Parrot, Tommy Jackson
Eugenia Bellamy, and Bobbie Jear
Plat acted as marshalls. The mas
cots were Sandra Berry anc
Macky Adams.
The baccalaureate sermon fol
the senior class was held in the
school gymnasium Sunday eve
ming. The invocation and benedic-
ton were pronounced by the Rev
1verson Graham. The Rev. How
ard Lemming preached the bacca-
laureate sermon. Mrs. c. H. Per
menter sang two solos, My Aask'
and The Lords Prayer" accom-.
panied by Mrs. Blanche Dunnagan
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-06-10

1856, the termination date of the
World War ii Public Law l6
training program.
o. have just been awarded a
disability compensation rating by
'hc VA, but think / should be
entitled TO a higher rating. | plan
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-06-10
PAGE THREE

to appeal. 1t there any time limit
on filing my appeal?
Ayes. You must appeal to
VAS Board of Veterans Appeals
within one year from the date VA
mailed you the notice of your orig
inal rating.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-06-10
Hints To
HOMEMAKERS

READ GARMENT LABELS -
Look for an informative label stat
ing that the fabric has passed
washing tests. Look for these lab
els or tags when you shop. Check
for washing test and color fast
statements.
Did you know that while most
fibers are washable, instability in
finished fabric or garment de-
ponds on other factors? 1t depends
on how the fabric has been con-
Structed, dyed, and finished, and
on the construction of the gar
ment. Poorly made garments will
be difficult to handle in washing
and ironing, regardless of how
well the fabric might wash.
SUMMER TIME WASHING
HINTS - Precipitation tends to
weaken all lingerie fabrics. Wash
undergarment in very mild soap.
Garments with lace or embroidery
trimmings, dainty buttons, etc.
should always be handled careful
ly. Squeeze carefully, roll gar
mcntS in Turkish towel, and hang
TO dry.
Wash foundation garments often.
Never soak them. Use small
hanubrush ON Soilci parts. Lay
the garment flat on Il drainboard
or table and brush. Don't wiring
it To remove excess moisture. roll
icngthwisc in a Turkish towel so
3 that hose supporters and metal
iaStcnlngS cannot cut the fabric
Dry flat on towel. or hang over
d clothcSlinc. Press only the fabric
OF lace sections of a girdlc or
brasSicrc. Never dry in direct heat
or sunlight-both tend to cause
, rubber deterioration and will
shorten the life of your foundation
garment.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-06-10

Mother, dear mother, come home
with me now,
The clock in the steeple strikes
noon:
Papa'S as high as the Infamous
cow
And he's trying to jump over
the moon %U8
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-06-10

Optional at extra cost Combination Of Power
glide automatic transmission and llS-hp. Blue
Flame" engine available on Two. Ten" and Bel
Air models only. Power Steering available on all
models.
Evening star., 1953-07-10
Midyeor Bank Deposit Totals
Revised in Bolton SURVEY

A survey by j. Russell Bolton,
auditor Of the National Savings
& Trust Co.. today gave revised
midyear deposit totals for 19
Washington banks and trust
companies.
The revisions, amounting to a
net reduction from preliminary
figures Of 1922, ,439, left a total of
51,212,714 en- June 80, a de-
crease Of only OF Of / per cent
from the same 1852 date.
The June 80 volume was as
per cent behind $1,270,924,394 at
the end of 1852, but the drop
from $1,231.016.478 on April 20
was only is per cent.
The Bolton survey listed five
banks with gains since April 30
as follows: Liberty, $139, $3.50; Lin
coin, $754,204; Bank of Com
merce & Savings. $440,218; In
Evening star., 1953-07-10
Park and Playground Deyotees
Lose Friend When Green Quits

Montgomery County park and
playground lovers will lose a real
friend when Richard F. Green
retires from the Maryland-Na-
tional Capital Park and Planning
Commission on September 1.
The 69-year-old park commits
sioner and vice chairman of the
commission announced his re-
tirement request yesterday.
Mr.. Green said he was retir-
ing "in the best interests of my
self and the commission"
The retirement announcement
came only a few days after Mr..
Green sharply dissented with
the majority of the commission,
which approved a plan to run
the controversial Route 240
southeast leg through a portion
Of Rock Creek park.
Senior Member.
Mr.. Green has been on the
commission since April, 1884
longer than any of the other five
members.
He was closely associated with
Evening star., 1953-07-10
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO, July 10 B.--(USDA)-Sal-
able hogs, 4,5O0: extremely active, butch
ers, so cents to fully rs cents higher;
sows, 1915 cents higher, mostly so cents
Sutcheps, ae75-oSSo HS5ce 24cs9eo paSnds.
$500: sows, 400 pound, down 2i.25-
24.00; 100000 pounds. 19.OO-21 so;
good clearance.
salable cattle, 1000: salable calves,
200, slaughter steers and heifers. active.
steady to strong at recent sharp price,
upturn; early trade on cows. fully steady:
Gamers and cutters sold on that basis,
but, utility and commercial closed slow
and weak; bulls steady to weak: vealers,
off more; three loads mixed choice, and
lots; choice 975;1 .o75 pounds, 23.o0-
steers steers. I9:5Qc22 90; low comme5eiaal
pound heifers, $500; few commercial and
commercial cows, u. .00-I 5. 90; bulk can
weight cutters. 1850; utility and COM
15.00-23.00; Gull and utility, S.00-14 90.
Salable sheep. 500: all classes, steady:
good and choice native lambs in small
lots. 25.00-27.00: top 27.O0, but choice
and prime. quotable TO $3.50: Gull lambs.
1O.00-16 according to weight and
condition; yearlings absent; slaughter
ewes. 4.0O-6.O0.
Evening star., 1953-07-10
Private Jobs Hold
Above 1852, Despite
F FederaI Reductions
BY Donold B. HodIey

Private employment in the
Washington area Is holding
slightly above a year ago, de-
spite continuation OF a gradual
decline in Federal Government
jobs.
This was disclosed today by
the May report Of the United
States Employment Service
which listed 348,500 private en-
ployes, a gain of 1900 from 346,-
600 in April and an increase
Of 2,100 from 346,400 in May,
1852.
Federal Government Jobs in
May totaled 242.400, a further
decrease of 3,400 from 245,8OO
in the previous month and IS, 1000
behind 257, 400 in May last year.
State and local government en-
ployes totaled 30,5OO, unchanged
from the previous month and
200 above a year earlier.
Total area employment in May
was 621 400, a decrease of 1,500
from 622,9 300 in the previous
month and 10000 below 634,4O0
year earlier.
Private employment classifi-
cations had a mixture of small
gains and declines, with en-
phaSis on the former. May totals
are compared below with April
and May. 1852:
NyYyxa
Evening star., 1953-07-10

the recreation program from the
time it was started by the COM
mission in 1943 until its transfer
to the County on June /. He has
been park commissioner since
1851.
Although he held the post only
on a part-time basis. Mr.. Green
made it q full-time Job.
He says he is in the park every
morning at 8 o'clock and has
made a point Of visiting some Of
the Fairgrounds every day. Three
or four nights a week have been
spent addressing civic groups.
The white-haired gentleman
with the springy step and the
twinkling eye was known to most
Of the children on the play
grounds.
They have missed him during
the last month-especially his
practice Of giving silver dollars
to contest winners in the recrea-
ton program. The county gives
only ribbons.
Native Virginian.
Mr.. Green was born in Lees
burg, Va, but has lived in Ken
sington since 1907. He now re-
sides at 1920 Washington street.
In 1923, he became manager Of
the Kensington branch of the
Farmers Banking and Trust Co.
He has been president of the
bank since 1888.
Every day, Mr.. Green goes to
the Kensington branch in time
for the 1880 opening. Then it's
off to the parks to see what
workmen are doing.
A Democratic appointee TO- the
commission, his retirement prob
ably will mean a third Republi-
can on the six-member board.
His term would have run out in
May, 1855.
Mr.. Green's fellow commission
erS yesterday expressed regret
at his retirement but saved most
Of their praise "for a more fitting
time"
Evening star., 1953-07-10
Peoples Drug SuIes Up

Sales of Peoples Drug Stores,
Inc, in June totaled 4,347 1886, a
gain of 1.6 per cent from $780,
290 in June, 1852, Treasurer H.
j. Althouse announced yester-
day.
Sales in the first half of this
year amounted to $26.345.477. an
increase of is per cent from
$25, ,961, ,8l5 year earlier.
The company operated 152
stores in June, compared with
$50 in the same month last year.
Evening star., 1953-07-10
MetoI Quotations

Total $1.212,714.s2O 81. .231, ,O16,47
Evening star., 1953-07-10

"SS1"n9hOuSe ~OOeIS Seen
Westinghouse Electric Corp.
introduced new models to dealers
here this week, with heavy en-
phasis on styling to meet the
decorative preferences of home
makers.
The new Westinghouse sets
range from an economy-priced
17-inch table model to a two
door console complete with
three-Speed record changer and
AM-FM radio. Included is
table model 27-inch screen.
Gasoline Taxes Listed
! The Districts gasoline tax.
raised from to 5 cents a gallon.
on July /, 1852, has been asso-
ciated with the fact that District
gasoline sales for five months
this year slipped 2.8 per cent be-
hind a year earlier.
However. the Maryland gas
ollne tax of cents was raised to
6 cents on June l, this year, re-
storing the 1-cent tax advantage
OF District gasoline. Virginians
have paid a Scent tax since
| 1912,
Evening star., 1953-07-10
Optimistic on Outlook

William j. O'Connor. president
Of Southern Wholesalers. RCA
Victor distributor here, forecast
continued high-level television
sales in the second half of 1853.
His prediction was made last
night at the unveiling of the new
RCA Victor "Rotomatic" line of
receivers. Advanced engineering
and styling are expected to stim-
ulate sales. he said.
Motorola dealers will be guests
OF the Samson Distributing Co.
at an open house and premiere
OF new models at Hotel Statler
next Tuesday and Wednesday.
Evening star., 1953-07-10
FOREIGN Exchunoe

NEW YORK, July 10, Pl.-Foreign
sxcfIhanse fIs rate7 follov tGreat Britain in
Canadian dollar in Sew York open
market 2l/32 per cent premium or
C0.65ss U. 8. cents UP / /32 of q cent
Europe: Great Britain tpound) 1881 /:
on Iis Of cent; Great Britain 80 day
futures 2.81 is.. 81 ,s Of cent; Great
Of a cent; Great Britain 30 day futures
2.Suis, of IL of a cent Belgium {fraDc)
2.00ss, OF 70 Of cent; France (francl
0.2Sss of cent, lnchar sed; Holland
(guilder) 1884, uncnanged; italy Ciral
OLGA Of q cent. unchanged: Portugal
tescudo) $50. uncf anged; sweden
(krona) 1885. unchanged: Switzerland
(franc) ,free) 23.341a, unchanged; Den
mark tkrone) 1882. unchanged.
tss;n Amerlsa Arsentina 'Iree, nn
changed; Mexico 11.61. UP 0.02 of .
cent; Venezuela (bolivaD 3003. un-
Far East: Hong Kong dollar. 1880.
unchanged.
Evening star., 1953-07-10

dustrial, $129.O9O, and Union
Trust, $364,211.
The gamers from a year earlier
were the Anacostia National
Bank. City Bank. Bank of Com
merce, Industrial. McLachlen,
Riggs National, Security Bank
and Union Trust.
Revised June 80 totals are
compared below with those for
April 20, date of the previous
call:
Evening star., 1953-07-10
Business Looms Down

A six weeks decline has re-
duced commercial loans of IA
w a S n ington reserve member
banks 9 per cent below their peak
of May 20. the Federal Reserve
Bank Of Richmond disclosed to-
day.
A total of $144,952, 900 on July
l was off SIT million more in the
week ended that date down $14,-
100000 since May 20 and $13,-
100000 lower than at the end Of
1852. However. it remained $4,-
10000 above July 2, 1852.
The banks total loans of $751;
831, 900 on July l were off $2,-
$4,000 IN the week, down ST.
114,000 since December 81, but
$24,847.000 above a year earlier.
They were off "A per cent from
a May 20 peak of $374,199,O0O.
Evening star., 1953-07-10

NEW YORK July 10 OP.-Spot non
ferrous metal prices today: Copper, @9S4
Lead, 131a cents pound. New York.
Zinc, II cents q pound. East st. Louis.
Tin. S3K cents a pound, New York. At
Pittsburgh. scrap steel No. /, heavy, was
quoted at 45,OO-46.OO
Evening star., 1953-07-10
Alumni Picnic Tomorrow

The Penn State Alumni will
hold its annual picnic begin
ming at 2 pm. tomorrow in the
Meadowbrook section of Rock
Greek Park.
Evening star., 1953-07-10
Higher Market Forecast

Standard & Poor's reports that
prospects still point to a selec-
lively higher stock market in
coming months, rejecting sea-
sonal factors, weil-maintained
earnings and dividends and the
Governments moderately liberal
lied credit policy.
Profits reports for the second
quarter of 1858, will appear soon,
and will reflect the favorable
temp of business for most indus
tries in the last three months, de-
clares the Market Microscope
from Francis I. du Pont & Co.
Bache 81 Co. has issued a re-
view of Puget Sound Power &
Light Co, Sutro Bros. & Co. has
surveyed recent developments in
American Hawaiian Steamship
Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-18
$685.

At this remarkable savings price the ILrousy comfortable
"Empress" with all the deluxe qualities Of the finest mottress
Note that boasts eotedee construction poszed CENTER
heavy striped ticking, and 32eo nnesprine unit covered
with thick felt nsuo cushion LAO pounds to the double
size). Twin or double SIZE Extra firm box spring.
"Lady Sharon" or "Lady Brewster"
sleep duos with deluxe features
Evening star., 1953-01-25
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
OPEN 2-DARK
S4.5OO DOWN

III MAHSHALL BLVD.
Assume large GI loan on this at
tractive brick and frame rambler,
rm. 15x20 with f1repl.. din. L IlxI2,
equip. kit, utility rm., 2 large bed
rms, tiled bath, storage attic, att.
gar. Huge fenced lot has patio,
swimming pool for children. Askins
Across 18th st. Bridge
and out Columbia pike to Baileys
Crossroads. turn left on Seminary
rd. (between stofes), go to Mar
shall blvd. turn right, proceed to
open sign.
Evening star., 1953-01-25
INvEsTMENT PROP. FOR sALE

SMALL OFFICE BUILDING, Shore-
ham area, unusual investment OPP
portunity; always rented. JOHN H.
MILLER, Jr. g. BRO, MA. s-2557.
Evening star., 1953-01-25
ALEXANDRIA
CONVENIENT TO SCHOOL s

$40 AhS1xL Lac DH.
Ultramodern white brick home. ex-
elusive neighborhood. nr. George
Reita Schools. Huge comb. liv.-din.
rm. with frepl.. equipped kit, 3
bedrms., baths upstairs; full bsmt..
having rec. rm. with bar, firepl.
lavatory. util. area; SIS. 900 in trust
avail; Wooded and fenced lot. Ask
From Arlandria shopping
center drive up Russell rd. to Monti-
cello blvd. turn right, go / block.
turn left on Argyle dr.. continue to
open sign.
Evening star., 1953-01-25

GA. AVE. coRNER--8 APIS.
Full bsmt., 2-car gar, oil heat; over
5000 monthly income, terms
AUERBACH. DI. T-B50l AID 4-6o07
Evening star., 1953-01-25
ARLINGTON NORTH
LORCOM LANE AREA

2263 NORTH VERNON ST.
Attractive brick and frame Colonial.
conv. to John Marshall and st.
Agnes Elementary Schools. STRAIT
flrepl.. full din. rm., equipped kit.
"A BATH upstairs, 3 bedrms. with
small nursery OF master bedrm.,
tiled bath. Full bsmt. with rec.
rm. $20,500; verysgenerous terms.
Directions: Across Key Bridge and
out Lee hwy. to Old Dominion drive,
turn right, go to North Vernon ST.,
turn right. proceed to open sign.
Evening star., 1953-01-25
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
EYE-OPENER
$1,000 DOWN

Ill-brick construction In nearby loca-
ton. Screened front porch. cozy
ltv. rnl.. separate din. rfn.; full
bSmt. Upstairs, 2 bedrrns. and
bath. Large GI loan. with pay
mentS approX. SH7 30 mo d T. 1
Evening star., 1953-01-25

By owner--2-bedrm.. masonry home.
Inmed. occupancy, 5 min. from
total price, SS6 per mo. Will carry
balance. ia. T-4106.
Evening star., 1953-01-25
200 Woodbridge Road

This de luxe S6-foot masonry au.
thentic ranch house, especially de-
signed for the particular couple or
small family, Is situated on a level
half acre with magnificent view
and is in setting of ancient oaks
Located in an area of rambler-type
small estates, 1t Is Just q few min
utes away from the city over the
Shirley highway in nearby Fairfax
County, Va. Rooms include wide
living room Q5x24l with huge s.
foot stone fireplace and two loft.
picture windows overlooking the
lawn. The spacious dining area with
loft picture window also has
huge loft. stone fireplace. The
delightful. spacious kitchen area is
equipped with electric refsr., range
and disposal. There is a master
bedroom l1x20). a guest bedrm.
ulxlS) and diversified tile bath:
many large closets will delight the
particular housewife. There is a
wing off the kitchen dining area
with large utility room full tiled
bath and 2-car built-in garage;
radiant heat. Terms, $500 cash.
Price, S29,950.
to reach: Out Shirley high
way to Lincolnia overpass, bear
right to Rt. 236. right on 236 to
Braddock rd., right on Braddock rd.
to Woodbridge I'd. and left to open"
IA 2sos. Eya ond cun II o. a1Rn