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Evening star., 1953-01-09
Modern Living Room Furniture


Correlated Black Iron Furniture:
Black iron foom-cushion sofo-------l99.o
Black iron love seat, 1880 Arm chair, 1895
Black iron ornless
Step-toble e-------------
Wrought iron 5-pc. dnette, 4 choirs----129.o5
2-pc. nyIon-covered suite ite------------1oo.95
26o o5-2-port foon1-cushion sofo----l9o.o5
2-port nyon sofa, lO4-in. overall
2-pc. modern foam living room suite----219.95
Traditional Living Room Furniture
KroehIer 2-pc. sofo-bed suite, sleeps 2----$lsS
Foon1-cushion chairs, 5 styles----------6e.9
Matching sofa, reversible foam cushions, 1895
Platform rocker, "BerkIock," adjustable 1895
2-pc. living room, foam cushions------19o.95 IS
Plastic lounge choir, no-sog sprines-------$ $38
KroehIer 2-Pc. doveno suite, sleeps 2----2o9.95
"Show" custom mr." choir---------$l45
Matching Ottomon----
"Show" courting chor----------------$
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Rugs and Competing

Rugs and Competing
Cotton hond-hooked rugs, ,exl2----------$66
1895 OrientoI pottern Wilton rugs, exl2, 1895
1895 Administer broodIoom, oxl2----5e.o5
1895 Embossed wool broodloon rugs, oxl2,
9o5 Embossed wool broodIoom, 9 or II it.,
SO. yd. 7.oe
Wool twist broodoom, 9, Il, IS ft.--sq. yd. e.o5
3o5 Imported cocoa door nnots-----2.49
1895 Imported wool hond-hooked rugs, oxl2,
1895
If PERI. o.95 SO. yd. broodIoom, or II it,,
SO. yd. 6.63
The Hecht Co., 9Th Floor, WasIington:
3rd Floor Stluer Spring: 9TH Floor, Pdrkington
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Bedding and Sleep Furniture

De00sH9 oHo SlesP FURNITURE
Foam Rubber Mattress with special box spring,
twin size-----------------
Foster Innersprine Studio, sleeps 2-------$74
Eclipse Hollywood Bed, twin size, 8 legs $50
Estee Innersprine Mattress, twin, double, 1895
64.e5
Simmons Foon-top Sofobed, sleeps $50
Estee Twin Hollywood Bed d--------------$4o
Eclipse Sleep Chair, sleeps one----------$49
Estee Sofobed, sleeps two- wo--------------$6o
Eclipse Hoir-top Twin Hollywood Bed-----$69
Simmons foon-top innerspring studio-----$99
Estee loveseot bed-dovenport, sleeps 2----$l4o
Eclipse innerbed, double mottress-------$189
The Hecht Co.. 4th Floor Washington and Parkington;
3rd Floor. StLUer SDrtn0
Evening star., 1953-01-09

Homefurnishing Event!

Why buy now7 because its the thing buy while savings
great Buy while famous bronds permit us lower their
nationally advertised prices help Yeory bigger better
Furnish your home shopping trip Choose MODERN trodon
contemporary provincial furniture lamps rugs dnnerxore
go with oil savings! See coordinoted groups furniture so
much in demand at ovngs See everything the buys
Evening star., 1953-01-09
Infonts' Furniture

Edison double drop-side crib----------36.o
Kontwet lotex hoirtop crib mattress
Full-size corroee- 1895
Hedstrom Iift-out carriage and car bed---15.95
2-Woy high chair, converts to tobIe
Loree Poyyord, nnosonite floor, 5" leqs-l3.5O
FulI-size crib mattress, woter-repeIlent -9.95
Edison fu-size crib, one drop side-lo.o5
End Fl Washington 3rd Fl Suer Spring Parkngton
Evening star., 1953-01-09

Cost living high its getting you DOWN. Don't worry Rising
didn't keep The He Co from Staging this gigantic HoYeo Sale Of
Home furnishings Our buyers they wanted woudn sign
the dotted line till they got high quality low pces
For months they've ccrossed the country done plenty Of fosong
The Heeht Co.'S galaxy Of famous manufacturers Only
de Ia would do shoddy workmanship. eftove
Evening star., 1953-01-09
Curtains, SIipeovers, Blinds

$uEtoInSs SHPCoVeFSs DtInoS
ToiIored nyIon curtains, 54 and 63" long.
"a" wide to por----
II" long, 3.ee 81" long, 4.4e 90" long, 4.7o
Tailored FibereIos curtains, 63" long, "a" wide
54a long, 4.ee 81" long, 500 u" long, $40
Tailored royon morquisette curtains, "a" wide to
poir; So, So, II, 81, 80" Ione----------1.eo
If PERI. 1913 decorator fobrics -------yd. l.lo
Reody-mode chair sIipcovers-
Printed antique royon sotn droperies--pr 1888
Steel Venetian blinds, 23-36-n wide--2 for S.
Antique royon sotin studio couch cover--1 14.o8
Antique royon sotin Hollywood bed covers, 1898
Vot-dyed custom-node choir sIipcovers----
Vot-dyed custon-rnode sofa slipcover- $44
1895 Chair reuphoIstery----------
1925 Sofa reupholstey y------------11295
9Th F Washington; Fl sauer Spring Washington
Lamps and Lomp Shades
Hondsewn royon lamp shades, 9 sizes---z.ee
Toble lamps, many styles, with shode-----9.o5
Modern tobIe s------------------4.99
New tulip shades, 6 sizes-------1-------5.o
Bronze-ploted floor lamp, z styles-------6.o9
The Hecht Co. 7th Floor, Washington;
9TH Floor Siluer Spring and Pdrkington
Pictures and Mirrors
Venetion door mirrors, 2x48-in.----zeo
"Nurre" Venetian door mirrors, l6x55-in. $50
lorge curio cobnet, mahogany
Plate glass wall mirror, 30x48-in.-------lo.e5
Framed reproductions ns-----------------5.99
sh r. Washington; 9TH FL Siuer Spring and Parkigton
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APPLIANCES

APPLIANCES
3l4.7O G-E Refrigerator, LC 8, left hand door,
1855
1895 Bendix Washer 1852 model N6O2,
235.55 Westinghouse Dryer, 1851 D3--l9o.95
$3.50 Royal Tank Cleaner, lo52-270----44.o5
TeIevision TobIe, lox20-in. top---------6.79
$3.50 Magic Chef Gas Range with waist high
broiIer, o52loL-------------
sth Floor. Washington; 9TH Floor. Saver Spring;
PdrEington Arcade
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6.pe. MupIe Living Room

Sofobed "opens to sleep u,
chair, rocker, 3 tobes Solid M1n.e5
rock honey-tone maple, red or
green plaid cover.
4th Floor, Washington & Parkington; .1
3rd Floor. SiLUer SDrin0
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LeofE1er-foo Tables

&G0Hm@K.WOp u 00n@S
7 styles! Hardwood veneers in
swirl mahogany patterns. Tonneer- 90.95
proeessed leather tops cont =
wrinkle.
4th FL, Washington and Parkington
3rd FL, SilDer Spring
Evening star., 1953-01-09

7-pe. Fireplace Ensemble
Solid bross with droPe- pull curtain
screen, black or bross mesh.
Matching solid bross ondirons, 4
pc. tool SET
7th Floor, Washington
9TH Floor SilUer Spring and Pdrkington
Evening star., 1953-01-09

5-pe. ehronled Dil,effe
Doueos Kitchenmoster. 3ox4o in.
plostic-top table extends to 48 in.
PedestoI base or stroeht-lee tobIe, o.
4 choirs E
7h Floor Washington 9TH Floor iluer Spring Parkinpton
Evening star., 1953-01-09

Simmons M0ftress
Hair top for firnness, felt bottom,
pre-buiIt sides. 22O innersprine >32
coils. Matching box spring, 1895. Twin or double
9TH Floor Washington and Pnrkington:
3rd Floor, StlUer Spring
Evening star., 1953-09-09
|Anzus Leaders Meet
To Discuss Pacific
Security Problems

Measures to combat the Com
munist threat in the Pacific
area were up for discussion by
top officials of the United States.
Australia and New Zealand here
today.
Australian Foreign Minister
Richard G. Casey and New Zea-
land Foreign Minister T. Clifton
Webb joined Secretary Of State
Dulles for the second annual
meeting of the Anzus Council,
set up by the Australia New
zealand-Un States Security
Treaty.
Officials said the principal
business Of the session probably
would be:
/. Discussion Of the Commu-
mist threat and ways to meet it.
2. Reports Of military repre-
sentatives.
8. Relations with other nations
and regional organizations. in
cluding a review of the Anzus
relationship with Great Britain.
British Aid Rumored.
The Anzus Security Treaty
came into effect on April 20,
1852. The first meeting of the
council was held at Honolulu in
August Of last year. when it was
decided to hold annual sessions.
The. treaty provides that each
Of the three countries will act
in accordance with their con-
stitutional processes to meet the
danger of an attack on any one
of them, as well as develop close
consultative relationships with
the other nations in position to
constribute to the security Of the
area.
There have been reports that
Great Britain wanted to join the
Anzus setup formally. But there
were no indications that actions
along this line would be taken
at the meeting here. Officials
said the British have been kept
in close touch with AnzuS, how
ever, and the relationship prob
ably would be reviewed.
Sessions End Tomorrow.
The council sessions were due
to begin at 10:45 am. today at
the State Department and con-
tinue through tomorrow.
Besides Secretary Of State
Dulles. the American delegation
include Assistant Secretaries Liv-
ingston T. Merchant and Walter
S. Robertson, and Admiral Felix
Stump, new commander-in-
chief, Pacific. For Australia, Am
bassador Percy Spender and 1t.
Gen. Sir Sidney Rowell, chief of
staff, accompanied Mr.. Casey.
New Zealand Ambassador Les
lie K. Munro and Chief Of Staff
1t. Gen. w. G. Gentry accom-
panied Mr.. Webb.
Evening star., 1953-09-09

We take great pleasure in this announcement Always on the
lookout for the very finest odd this outstanding name
long list Of Washington exclusives We believe Freeman
Shoes Incompatible for comfort with their patented code
heel for style and ongostne good looks thanks hondcroed
construction by master boomoker Stop today see the
fo selection We think you'll oeree this step in the
right direction And Of Roeehs experienced soesen
you of perfect fitting Shoes Sizes to a. AA to D.
Evening star., 1953-09-09

ROME, Sept. 9 (P.-The zenith
anniversary Of Italy's surrender
to the World War II allies
passed almost unnoticed today.
Tere were no ceremonies in Italy
proper and only a few newspaper
editors mentioned the anniver-
sary.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-09-11

tinctive sign. and later forbade
them TO leave the ghettos without
a special license. Henry also
wrung money from the Jews to
rebuild Westminster Abbey. and
in l24l convened a parliament of
Jews to devise means of taxing
them more efficiently. Towards
the close of his reign he had all
the Jews arrested. closed many
sYnagogues and sold the Jews to
his brother. With HenrY's son. Ed
ward I (l272-l307). who expelled
the Jews from Britain in 1891.
ends the formal record of Jewish
history in England until the mid.
die of the 18th century.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-09-11
LowdermiIk To Join
Technion Faculty

Mr.. J. w. Wunsch, president of
the American Technion Society,
and General Yaacov Dori, presi-
dent of the Israel Institute of
Technology in Haifa, announced
recently the appointment of DR..
Walter c. Lowdermilk, noted soil
conservationist and author of the
famous "Lowdermilk Plan," to the
post of professor and head of the
newly formed Department of
Agricultural Engineering.
DR.. Lowdermilk has been in Is
rael for the past two years as a
consultant in soil conservation
and land development for the
Food and Agriculture Organiza-
ton GAO of the United Nations.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-09-11
CONTINUED from Page ss)

CONTINUED from Page 361
V3sed the laws of Edward the Con-
1sssor and made the Jews his
wards. His son. Richard the Lion
hearted (l1Ss-llee). was the first
English King to visit Palestine
where he fought in the Crusades.
There is a legend that while in
Palestine he tried to prevail upon
Maimonides to return TO England
with him as royal physician. It
was during Richards coronation.
On September 3. 1883. that Eng
land Witnessed lis first pogrom. A
delegation of Jews that came to
Westminster TO present the king
with a gift was attacked by the
Mobleznen.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-09-11
WayCrOss, Georgia
Jews Under Britain'S King

After the London riot, which
sorely displeased , Richard, he
granted the Jews a charter con-
firming their right to live freely
in his domains, to be judged by
their peers and to be free to all
tolls and customs. It was also
Richard who established the tex
chequer of the Jews" a special
branch of the royal treasury to
control Jewish loans and benefit
the royal purse.
One of the earliest acts of John
(ll99-l2l6). who succeeded his
brother Richard was TO confirm
the "exchequer of the Jews" and
to issue another charter Of Hber-
ties to the Jews. Anti-Jewish riots
in London in 1904 were halted by
Johns order. During the reign Of
Henry III (12ls-l272,) Johns son
special burgesses were appointed
in all towns TO protect Jews. ir
1918. to wear two tablets of white
linen on their garments as a dis
Evening star., 1953-10-07
ANNIVERSARY E:1;Z7T<Z ZsE3 O . FL!

$50 and 3.o5 Fine White BroodcIoth Shirts
Quality boodoh-pre hrunk for lasting fit in three pre- %
ferred collar styles Regular and fused With button cuffs
spreod with button or French cuffs Ia to IL 81 to 36
ST. Fine Irish Linen Mems Hondkerchiefs
With hem accented with assorted cords Here ~
is top quality special stock up savings price, White only
Ideal for show-but very serieeobe
$50 and $50 AI-SiIk Autumn Neekweor
AweoIt Of rich design and eoone excellent Silk GO
fouords repps foe and hontune Shades
Under-theknot Designs neat and bold oover patterns
sos and S. Mems BroodeIoth Pojomos
Full for absolute comfort preferred style with q QE
doWstno trousers bold bozer stripes and neat
stripes in many coors Sizes A to D.
Evening star., 1953-10-07

ST. Mems Fine AnkIe-Ieneth Fall Hose
O09o Dne 6x3 rib hose solid shodes oncy nyon nc
with knit vertical clocks; nyon color vertical design SW
Fine color selection. Sizes O12 to b.
1.95 DyneI or NyIon and Wool Argyle Hose
8o9o WOOL 2o9 spun nyon block argyle patterned AZ
500 dyneI and 4O9o wool oeyes with 'VO
blends for shrink resistance and long In shodes
1895 Raleigh and Freeman Fine Mems Shoes
You'll find your fovote foil style either black q or
coode rigid sondords for lasting looks 'OV
comfort. Sizes to ~ AA to D.
1850 and $40 Fomous-quoIity Mems Felt Hats
Wide selection of foil models with and az
bims in mellow felt Also handsome foI shades sTO
choose from. All specially priced for this event.
Evening star., 1953-06-28

a chance to see more of their
country.
Tours will be held at certain
stops. including Chicago, Yellow
stone National Park, Salt Lake
City, Lower California, Grand
Canyon and Pixies Peak.
Geological Survey experts are
drawing up descriptive material
for all the localities that will be
visited. If the train cannot stop
in certain place, the scout
masters will have essays about
them to read their charges.
Planning for these things has
gone on since January. Recruit
ing of campers started last Sep
ten1ber.
Each of the 275 troops in the
Washington Council-which ex-
tends as far as Frederick, Md,
and Fredericksburg. Va.-is to
send one camper.
Most of these boys, of course,
Evening star., 1953-06-28

were strangers to each other
when they were chosen. But q
program of weekend encamp-
ments has made them friends, in
addition to giving experience in
simulated jamboree conditions.
80 Arlington Youngsters.
Thirty Arlington youngsters
are encamped in a Scout-owned
area near Lorton today, carry
ing out the final section of this
Observation-Disclosures pro-
gram.
Each troop is organized into
four patrols Of eight men each.
This can cause trouble when each
boy wants to be with his buddies
either long time or recent.
The 2O-day tour and jamboree
viii cost each scout q closely
figured $325. This will include
tips for the train workers as well
as food, shelter. and sundries.
Pocket money will be extra.
One Of the reasons recruiting
started early was to give the
boys time to earn the money,
or to wheedle it out of their par
ents in the guise of Christmas
presents.
In one troop. the boy selected
simply couldn't manage the A.
nancial end. So the whole crew
pitched in to collect old news
papers and magazines to earn
the money for him. The boys
aren't far from the goal now and
are coming along strong.
Evening star., 1953-06-28
us Area Scouts Preparing
To Attend Jonboree on Coast

Martinsburg. w. Va, and at
Chicago, adding boys from the
Winchester and Richmond coun-
cils. With all the scouts aboard,
the train population will rise to
$50.
This many appetites make
quite a problem. The campers
will eat in four shifts. Eating
of the train is closely scheduled.
"You can't just show up at a
restaurant with $50 boys" Ralph
Jordan, scout executive in charge
of planning. points out.
Every minute of the train time.
from the departure July 10 to
the return July 80, has been al
loted to a specific activity: eat
ing, clean up, inspection, quiet
hours, patrol, and troop meetings,
skit nights and writing home.
The trip has been arranged
with different going and coming
routes so that the boys will have
Evening star., 1953-06-28

Staggering" blems in
logistics. human relationships,
indoor r-outdoor living and f.
nance are being worked out as
275 District area boy scouts and
their leaders prepare to go to
the National Jamboree in Santa
Ana, Calf.
The boys are to have a special
train-a stripped. Pullman
for, the cross-country journey.
Mattresses and other enfeebling
luXurieS will be removed. The
scouts will camp in the cars on
the way to camp.
A total of 10 days will be spent
on the train, and ten days at
camp. The eight-car train will
have added dining cars to pro-
vide plenty of balanced food at
least half of the time away from
home.
More cars Will be attached at
Evening star., 1953-06-28
HouIers of New Cars
Runk High in Sufety

CHICAGO.-Among the coun-
try's safest drivers are the auto
mobile-transport men. who haul
about 70 per cent of the new
cars from factories to dealers
every year,
These men achieved a rate of
only "a accidents per 100, 900
miles last year, or 105.935 miles
per accident,
Evening star., 1953-06-28

over the 210-man military staff.
Supporters argued such talk was
making mountains out of mole
hills, since they said nothing
was sought but a redef1nition of
duties to increase the efficiency
of military planning.
Evening star., 1953-06-28
Compromise Rejected.

The dispute waxed hot. with
at least one compromise attempt
reported turned down, over Sec
tions which would give the Joint
Chiefs chairman authority to
manage and pass on the mem
bership of the joint staff. which
does the planning for the mill
tary high command.
Opponents called this "a bare
faced attempt to impose mill
tary domination on the Ameri-
can people" by giving the Joint
Chiefs chairman absolute sway
Evening star., 1953-06-28
Defense Roll Call Vote
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

FOLLOWING is the pote By
tohich the House yesterday ap-
proUed President EisenhoDer's
plan for reorganization of the
Defense Department. The cot
ing ,Das on a motion that the
plan be rejected. Those voting
against the motion tGUored the
plan: those Uoting for the mo-
ton tDere against the ptdn.
Evening star., 1953-06-28
Eisenhower's S Plan
To Reyamp Defense
Seiup Passes House
BY the Assoeie,ed Press

The House brushed aside cries
Of "Prussian military dictator
ship" and approved yesterday by
q 2-to-l margin President Eisen-
hower's plan to revamp the De-
Tense Department.
The proposal goes into effect
automatically Tuesday unless re-
jected by a majority of the full
membership Of the Senate. which
30 far has shown no inclination
to oppose it seriously.
The actual House vote, after
10 hours Of debate Friday and
yesterday came on a resolution
BY Representative Condor, DEM
ocrat, Of California, to disapprove
the projected reorganization. Mr..
Condon'S resolution lost by a
234-108 count. To pass, it would
have required 218 votes, a major
eOJ VI sAAO 4OA4 14OQoC 1ucklUOESIllU.
Chairman's Status Disputed.
The unusual Saturday session
was called to settle the row,
stirred by a determined group
Of Republicans and Democrats,
over sections in the plan which
increase the authority of the
chairman of the Joint Chiefs of
Stan. The rest of the proposal
was not in controversy.
Generally. the reorganization
would clarity the authority of
the civilian Secretary of Defense
over many functions of the mil
1tary. It would also abolish the
Munitions Board and the Re-
search and Development Board
and transfer their functions di-
rectly to the Secretary. Six new
assistant secretariats would be
created.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-05-06

FOR SALE - Plenty of good used
tires, sizes 600 X l6 priced from
$685. up. Come in and look them
over. Dicus-Fowler Co., Your
FireStone Store, Tabor City.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-05-06
zs1 CLASSIFIED ADS

WANTED - One Coou livewire
high school senior CT other local
young man or woman interested
in fulltime job as subscription
solicitor and rural newsman.
Must have car. Must have neat
appearance and good character.
Good, permanent job for the
right man. See w. Horace Carter
at The Tribune office. If
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-05-06
S. T. ROGERS
NAMED TO
COMMITTEE

RALEIGH - S. T. Rogers, prom
inent business man of Tabor City,
has been named to the Publicity
and Attendance Committee deve-
Looping plans for having large dele
cations from throughout the State
to participate in the 51st annual
convention of the N. c. Merchants
Association 10 be held at the Rob-
ert E. Lee Hotel in Winston Salem
on May 1919.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-05-06
| 4&&M&
qE4{l|z11GS
| For Farm and Home
Temporary Grain Storage

Temporary UrdIn Storage
THE time to prepare extra stor-
age for grain is before the stor-
age is needed. Temporary bins
holding up to 800 bushels can be
built on the farm of materials that
can be used later for other pur-
poses, according to Masonite Cor
poration.
The illustrations show how sew
eral panels of Tempered Presd-
wood are bent into a huge circle
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-05-06

WOMEN WANTED: Address and
mail postals. Make over $50
week. Send 81 for instructions.
LENDO, WATERFOWL, Mass.
Apr. 8,I5pd.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-05-06

ChirOpractic For Health
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-05-06
Dear Friends:

An unfortunate
the meaning of Seventh Actually COM
pete omitted another
clear here's what the paragraph WI p"
seventh have no magic formula for
pledge to do the do III
However if am elected and power of the Office a.
persons making
streets VIII ind that is not
mighty costly ' viz ''"'"e VIII oe
feel that the speeding re.cbod
point that demands fac $500
court than vmnatbv
Your and election will no arrrooi.a
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-05-06

FOR SALE-One ABB apartment
size electric range. Three burn
erS and oven. In good condition.
priced to sell at $4,000. Can be
seen at Tribune any time. If
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-05-06

The announcement was made
here by Ansel E. Fowler, first vice
president of the 7,30O-member or
ganization and chairman of its
Convention Committee.
One OF the features of the an
nual meeting will be the an
nouncement of the best retail ad-
vertisement awards in the contest
now being conducted among var
iouS newspapers throughout the
State.
Officers of the N. c. Merchants
Association are B. w. Haigh, RAJ
leigh, president: Fowler, Winston
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-05-06

Salem. first vice president; J. G.
Pfaff, Salisbury, second vice pres
ident; and Thompson Greenwood,
Raleigh, executive secretary-treas-
urer.
Meeting jointly with the mer-
chants in Winston-Salem in annu-
al convention will be the N. c.
Association of Credit Women'S
Breakfast Clubs, with Mrs. Ethel
Wilkinson of Charlotte, president,
in charge of proceedings.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-05-06

TELEVISION INSTALLA TON
SERVICE AVAILABLE-Let us
expertly install any make or
model TV set. See Dicus-Fowler
Company, Tabor City. If
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-05-06

FOR RENT: Nice bedroom, South
ern exposure. Mrs. r. T. Bruton,
phone 2606, City.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-05-06

49, 8" in diameter and bolted to-
gether. A floor of shiplap boards,
covered with sisalkraft, is laid over
joists.
Grain in such a bin is kept dry
and clean. The cover is a double
thickness of sisalkraft laid over a
protecting shoulder of hay or
straw. Weights attached to wires
keep the cover down. Sides of the
bin are durable and moisture-re-
sistant. Tempered Presdwood has
proved itself as an all-around farm
building material over a period of
years.
Easy-to-follow but detailed in
structions for putting up a tenn
porary grain bin may be obtained
by writing Farm Service Bureau.
Suite 2039, Ill West Washington
ST., Chicago 2, and asking for free
plan AFB-177.