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Evening star., 1954-06-28
Modern Morriooe
No Single Cause for DeIinQuency

Of the greatest problems facing
schools is the increasing failure
Of parents to discipline their
children. We can't educate un-
til the home civilizes children" :"
In short, Children learn what
they live" This is the key to
discipline in the opinion Of Mrs.
Alma H. Jones, one of the child
guidance experts Of the Ameri-
can Institute of Family Rela-
tions in Los Angeles. She has
written a leafiet: Discipline, :"
which explains more fully how
this principle can be carried out
in the daily life Of the family.
If you have even one child
or If your friends, relatives. or
neighbors do7-write me in care
of The Evening Star with q
stamped, Self-addressed enve-
lopez and ask me for a free copy
of this bulletin. If you follow the
instructions given in it, you may
get far-reaching results.
Evening star., 1954-06-28

continue to vote big appropria-
tions for building larger deten-
ton homes, but don't put UP a
cent to strengthen the marriages
from which the delinquents will
come.
Spend q Dime
Better detention facilities,
more numerous and better
trained probation officers, more
abundant recreation facilities.
and the like are all badly needed.
But for every dollar spent on
those. couldn't we spend a dime
on helping husbands and wives
to get along better with each
other? If SO. we'd soon cut down
the number of delinquents.
MANY parents nowadays just
don't care" says Mrs. Lois l..
Higgins. director of Chicago's
Crime Prevention Bureau. And
DR.. E. P. Scarlatt, chancellor of
the University of Alberta, told a
teachers convention that. "One
Evening star., 1954-06-28
In Rehoboth

Mai. Gen. Vasco Alves Secco,
Brazilian delegate to the Inter-
American Defense Board, and
his wife, son and daughter have
gone to Rehoboth Beach to re-
main until the end Of July. They
are Staying at The Dunes.
Evening star., 1954-06-28
In Mexico

Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. benson Of
5000 Cathedral avenue. are va
cationing in Mexico City. While
in the Mexican capital they are
making the Hotel del Prado their
] headquarters.
Evening star., 1954-06-28
ENGAGEMENTS Announced

Of Arlington. The wedding will
take place July 81 at the Sub
marine Base Chapel in Honolulu.
The bride-elect attended the
University of Texas where she
was a member of Alpha Phi
Sorority.
Ensign Taylor attended Emory
University in oxford, Ga, and
graduated from the United
States Naval Academy at An
napolis. He is at present sta
toned at Pearl Harbor.
Mcintosh Boyle
Mr.. and Mrs. Cedric A. Nc
Intosh of Alexandria announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter Phyllis Jeanne to Mr.. John
B. Boyle, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Boyle. An autumn wedding is
planned.
Rudolph -ChotIin
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Rudolph an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Shirley to Mr.. Gerald
M. Chatlin, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Nathan Chatlin. Mr.. Chatlin is
a graduate of the George Wash
ington University School Of
Pharmacy.
Newton Gibson
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Miller New
ton of Morganton, N. c.. an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter. Mary Evelyn, to Mr..
Philip A. Gibson. son of Mrs.
Alva Woodbridge of Livermore,
Calf, and the late Mr.. Robert
Gibson of Macon. Ill. The we'd
ding will take place on August
19 at the Community Methodist
Church in Arlington.
Miss Newton is employed with
the Department of the Navy,
Bureau of Supplies and Accounts.
Mr.. Gibson attended Eastern
State Teachers College, in Char
lesion, ILL.,, and at present is
with the New York Life Insur-
ance Company here.
Richmond Lundquist
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude M. Rich
mond of Arlington, announce
the engagement of their daughter.
Patricia Harding, to Mr. Donald
E. LundquiSt. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence A Lundquist of
Arlington, Mass. A summer we'd
ding is planned.
Buckner-Boumo
The engagement of Miss
Cecilia Ruth Buckner of Takoma
Park to Mr.. John C. Bouma of
Beltsville has been announced by
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
w. Buckner. Mr.. Bouma is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles j.
Bouma of Beltsville. The wedding
will take place in early fall.
Miss Buckner, who is a bac-
teriologist with the Agricultural
Research Service at Beltsville, is
a graduate of the University Of
Maryland. She is q member of
Gamma Phi Beta Sorority.
Mr.. Bouma graduated from
the University of Maryland and
also received his master of
science in agricultural economics
from the same school. He is
employed by the United States
Department of Agriculture. agri-
cultural marketing service.
Keeffe- Mitchell
The engagement of their
daughter. Jeananne. to Mr..
William L. Mitchell, jr has
been announced by Mr.. and Mrs.
James H Keeffe of Washington.
Mr.. Mitchell is the son Of Mr..
and Mrs. William L. Mitchell.
also Of Washington. An August
IA wedding has been planned.
Miss Keeffe attended Seattle
University ana Is q graduate Of
the University of Washington
and a member of Kappa Kappa
Cana Sorority. Mr.. Mitchell is
q University of Maryland grad
uate and a member Of Alpha
Gamma Rho Fraternity.
0'ReiIIy-Flott
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon v. OReilly
Of Arlington announce the en-
gagement Of their daughter Mimi
to Mr.. Dunk L. Flatt, son of the
hate Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Flatt
Of Haskell, Okla. The wedding
win take place in September.
Evening star., 1954-06-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert H. Winn
announce the engagement OF
their daughter Dorothy Evelyn tC
Mr.. Robert Hammond Gels, sor
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Hammond
Gels of Baltimore. The wedding
will take place on August 81
Miss Winn was graduated from
the Maret School, attended
American University and is en-
ployed by the Department oi
Justice. Mr.. Gels served in the
Navy during World War II ano
attended the University of Mary
land and Yale University.
Hunter-Smith
Mr.. and Mrs. William Allan
Hunter of Arlington announce
the engagement of their daughter
Florence Jean to DR.. Lester Leigh
Smith, jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith of Greenville, s. c. A fall
wedding is planned.
Miss Hunter attended Western
College for Women in oxford
Ohio, and Purdue University in
Lafayette, Ind. DR.. Smith re-
ceived his B. S. degree from the
University of the South in
Sewanee, Tenn, and his medical
degree from the Medical College
of South Carolina in Charleston
HoIton -Pemberton
Mrs. Thomas A. Holton an
nounces the engagement OF hel
daughter Mary Louise to Mr.
Richard w. v. Pemberton, sor
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Barring Penn
berton of Horsham, Sussex, Eng
land.
Miss Holton, a daughter Of the
late DR.. Holton, is a graduate Of
Rosemont College and attended
Georgetown University. Hel
fiance is a graduate Of Oxforc
University.
Biegs- -ohme
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry L. Britt
ingham announce the engage
ment of their ward, Prudence
Kathleen Briggs, to Midship-
man Calvin E. Ohme, son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Herman Ohme oi
Wenatchee, Wash.
Miss Briggs, a native Of Sand.
hurst, England. is in training al
the Union Memorial Hospital II
Baltimore. Mr.. Ohme, mem.
ber of the class of 1855, served
two years in the Navy before
entering the United States Nava
Academy.
King CoFnweIl
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas D. King
announce the engagement OF
their daughter Shirley Ann to
Pvt. Carl Cornwell. son Of Mrs
Harvey Cornwell and the late
Mr.. Cornwell. Pvt. Cornwell at
tended Wilson Teachers Col
lege and is currently stationed
in Germany.
Milton Close
Mr.. and Mrs. James E. Milton
announce the engagement OF
their daughter Mary Elizabeth
to Mr.. David o. Close, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William j. Close
of West Orange, N. j.. and Crys-
tai Beach, Fla. The wedding is
planned for September.
Miss Milton Is a graduate Of
Stephens Junior College and re-
ceived her Bachelor Of Arts de-
gree from George Washington
University. Mr.. Close is q grad
uate of George Washington Uni
versity.
Weinberg Lefkowitz
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Weinberg
of Bethesda announce the en-
gagement of their daughter Zoe
Phyllis to Mr.. Howard Lefko-
witz, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Max
Lefkowitz of Miami. Fla. An
August wedding is planned.
Miss Weinberg Is a graduate
Of the University Of Maryland.
Her fiance is a graduate Of the
University Of Miami.
Goyle- -ToyIOr
Mai. and Mrs. BENJAMIN
Gayle, jr., Of Hickam Air Force
Base, Hawaii, announce the en-
gagement Of their daughter,
Patricia Joan, to Ensign Thomas
Hayden Taylor. q. 8. NJ. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Wyllys H. Taylor
Evening star., 1954-03-17
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

AUSTIN 40 4-dr.: good cond.; $295.
AUSTIN '4a-Army oficer. leaving
country. wishes to, sell 40 austin 2
Or, II n geod condition, S335. ,call
AgsTINs@4ss to sis: several : to
MANHATTAN AUTO (Kaiser- WHY'S
INC, Factory Sales and Service for
Kaiser. Henry j, WHY'S; exclusive
Austin of England Morris and NJ. G.;
hcth sidrs OF 9TH and r SITS. NV.
NO. 7-2TU0. Established 1914. -223
AUsTINS. 40. As. 40. 80 and 81 /;
9 to choose from: S1s5 up: Hill
an sedan ga ssdan ana 4s cSnT Esht nssd
MGs. from $3.50. Remember. Jack
Pry gives you more for your money.
JACK PRY. LTD. l4th and SITS
NV. Gn our 32nd year:l
BUICK 40 Super convertible: Dyna-
fsSj; ffiow; l owner; price $3.50. OIL. g
BUICK 80 super Riviera coupe; r.
and h., dynaf1ow, beautiful 2-tone
finish: exceptionally clean inside and
out; must see see and drive to apprs,
sisf1 sAHEs, = I7q9 99S R. HoYIE s1e. ps MoT3E 61
BUICK 1s47 conv.; needs body and
f Lender WORK Low price. best ofIer'
BGick Gf T5 e. Rosdmaster a1sSaa Riviera 5 coupe;
finish with Wv. tires; interior lust
Ike new; you'll be proud to own
this one 81 795. HOYLE MOTOR
SALES, SALES, l7l7 R. l. ave. ne. ,DU.
BUICK '54 Super Riviera coupe;
than so miles. Bank financing. Save
PfSNT PSiFs' 'MoToRSss'' sgs Ss''f'S 1890 R. fSs sss
Buick tic Il 81 s-sace super Riviera coupe as r.
tires. power steering: "-tone;. like
new Also Roadmasters. Bank fl
nancing. S2395. PENNY MOTORS.
1920 R. I. ave. ne. LA. $500
BUICK so e-dr,; o r. qna @ -sEyi h.. Ryna; I :; :;
BUICK. 1920 r. 1. ave. Hyattsviile
No. AP., 10000.
BUICK 5s .3.I;ra Riyiers; r and epss h py1s 1dsv
special. S1,595 HYATTSVILLE
BUICK. 4a2o r; !. ave. Hysttsville.
Md AP $1,000.
BUICK 1858 Super Riviera: r. and h.
Pyna w: tires; res power spo:t steering erin,
S.,3a5. EVANSVILLE BUICK. 49.G
R. !. ave, Hyattsyille. Md. AP. e
BUICK 3" Special cdr. sedan; radio
and heater. 2-tone green: low mile
antee HILL & SANDERS. Wash. s
Oldest Ford Dealer. l1l4 Vermont
ave NV AD. 4-4300.
BUICK 40 Super 4-dr. sedan; orig
inal let black built-in radio and
heater, nylon seat covers. A buy at
this low price. S6a7. Your old car
can easily be your down payment.
WILLIAMS CHEVROLET CO. INC.
1899 East-West hwy, Silver Spring.
Md, JU. 9-S003. 1925 Ga. ave,
Mheaton Nd LO A-S0aH
Evening star., 1954-03-17
WAREHOUSE FOR RENT
NEW WAREHOUSE
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

Realtors
1907 II St NV. Realtors. Ma. $1,000
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LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE
(confinued.

VIRGINIA APARTMENT LAND for
sale. Approx. $4,000 50. ". Ask
THE DARBY CO. IA. 6-9393. II
EXPER. BUILDER will build on your
lot or lots. custom-built or spec
basis. sTRoUP REALTY CO.. RA.
80 ACRES part in sod. all cleared. the
flattest piece of ground in the
Colesville area Of Silver Spring. 10
yr.. financing avail. Buy now and
sell the sod for $500 per acre. Price
of ground 1000 per acre. Call me.
ssX after S7G 7;3o Pm Pr M JU sc3942. S3s IL IL
Arlington; "a; 7;e625. 20
sts.. Chevy Chase View, mr.. Conn
ave. L. 400 So. IT. TU. 10000. --2I
GAITHERSBURG, MD. $50 lots:
water. gas. elec.; $3.50 ea; will sell
in blocks OF so: ideal for CT devel-
opment. OWNER, OIL. 2-3S91. 10
ABOUT AN ACRE of ground. this side
of Potomac, in the Congressional
Country Club area; $3.50. NEZ
CUSHARD, Realtor. EN-. 2-4232 or
Evening star., 1954-03-17
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

80 conv.; anxious to sell.
am an sIyiinas6 new one: terms or cash:
CADILLAC 1850 series .e2" 4-dr.
sedan; distinctiye TURQUOISE finish.
taseGea teaior Set wasa III By Se .o,. nxs sSne In
tires. Hydra-Matic drive, super do
luxe selecto-matic radio with front
and rear speakers: heater and de-
froster and q host Of other acces.
new olds. Sale priced at only
S1.995. OLMSTEAb MOTOR Co.
Northern yirginia's Largest oids-
nGDils Arls' "a. Dealsf 7as4oos. 1000 Wilson blvd.
CHEVROLET '5a hardtop coupe: =.
plack finish, WV. tires: looks and
$l.s96. HoYLE MoToR SALES.
l717 Il. ]. ave. me-. DU. 7-S300.
CHEVROLET Al; good mech. cond.
SnS. SnS e Can HA. 2-42s9 between $40
CHEyRoHREIT; M 4; .ss Special de 2a lux.
price sos. PENNY MoToRs. Tors 1870 go
cREvRCfEnr Fl Il sSf ne II IA sScsis} ssGSo !. i1z.s
DR.: heater, black fnish: sood Cheap
nT n1H 7addSS. SALES. 17l7 r. ]. ave. ne.
CRffvRsoiI1ESTp' ffvspi1Sp' 40 4-door; heat healer.
beautiful Jet black finish, clean in.
SIDE and out. excellent mechan-
bf3 B3T9E 3Esa%d asATEs. 17i7 4: /. ave. Pc.
cREvRoEsTs cRRHEvRoofsSS; .ss e-dr,. and 4as 4.a9s.:
conventional or Powerglide in 2iO
or Bel Air series; low mileage. Now
9vaiia6le save up to 500. WILL
Tiast5WeS5 r. osG6a hwy aSN Silver Spring; Nd.
CHEvRoSLET is5i 55iIese1 Bel Air; beaut,fu,
nardtop convertible: two-tone paint,
EQUIPPED with r. and h.; excellent
clean i - inside and out: q real iffbl1mf1s bafsain.
Dodge-Plymouth. Used Cars. 63I3
cSfvRWi.rnT; ~ Ryei NV; iot to, ,; 10000; -
sr. ssgS. piyVER MoToRR TOR nce'. CO.
caEvkoLEnfW 81 RSs EnW T., Tg y, 2Geoo H;9 9:,,ov A.
ish, with black top. r. and h.. Power
sppreciation. DC ss1n s1osSr 5Sr rea5 s1t8Es tySIIs
SPRING Spf! Nc. MOTOR CO, NC, 1000
r.. tE;ast-West hwy, ~. s-3157; tDirec-
N' oSAOSo AIom v. .. uOydI SiEnD.
CHEVROLET '53 model 21O; beautiful
green finish. very low mileage, radio
and heater. Powerglide transmission.
side view mirrors: this one we be-
lieve. is lust like new. Si.595.
FRANK SMALL. JR.. INC, 32O0
Penna. ave. Ii. 4-S247.
CHEVROLET '4S 4-door sedan; two.
and neater: S395. FRANK SMALL
JR: INC, 1885 Good Hope rd.. LU.
CHEVROLET "a station wagon Bel
AIR Townsman. 8-pass.: Ivory over
light blue finish; q. s. Royal Wv.
tires. r. and. h.. Briggs oil filter.
Tender. shields. exhaust extension.
trent fender guards; less than / .OO0
miles: this car listed for So ,993. 70.
Our price. $685.; liberal trade on
your present carl SILVER SPRING
hwy. -JU. 8-3157. Directly across
from q, s: Royal sign. is
CHEVROLET 1851 4-dr.. Powerglide.
T; and h.. turn sig. good condition
throushout; 5000 and take over pay.
ments. 2504 Addison I'd. s.e., Apt 4.
CHEVROLET 1949 conv.: excel. cond..
7. and h.. new top; 1851 accessorieI
S675. OV 3-l1SR
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TRUCKS FOR SALE tcont., +,

-
DODGE l94S 1-ton canopy: excellent
@ @mecnanlGal condition. good tires.
inaton,s sSo; t6EW 6iTH.. MUd0E ~ CR11 ras rWSasn-
ipIIs,0ms pIyrns oI1esI an9 g., LareesE e., Dodge-
fIymoq9!9n 499a9 Dealer otn ana Fla. ave-.
r1sryrn.r. -
CdHnExkpLET Cdnx 1g4S A.ton stake:
TEp TTyo' 5AMEMHlCSAN S sESSVACE, CEN
7-7474, ia. 7-7722.
CHEVROLET 40 C. o. Z. tractor: 20
It. fiat trailer; good cond,; SS9b.
ENTERPRISE USED AUTO PARTS.
1921 Old Fort I'd. s.e., LO. 7-7313.
--17
CHEVROLET 40 h-ton panel: dark
blue; ready to 60: 3O-day guaran-
tee; $49S HILL Il SANDERS,
Wash.'s Oldest FORD Dealer, III4
Vermont ave. NV, AID. 4-43OO.
INTERNATIONAL i94S panel: new
paint, heater: good Transportation;
S345. HILL a. SANDERS, Wash. IS
Oldest Ford Dealer. 1114 Vermont
nNe aye n.ya AD. 4-43OO:
DE ;on5. 4So2 paneI cK' LrncK' ress0nanD
Prndc5eeas excel. conoition. Cali SO.
WiiyIoY1SS' Wiyo1S' f.ton tour tr,.b .nS .rsr..
ToHe TTwMeei WMS 1rixs Irp H E3o9 I%a cShaa;r,SSe cShaa;r gee
Evening star., 1954-03-17
TRUCKS FOR SALE

DODGE 1947; completely equipped
for wrecksr service; 1895. KEN
N. H; ave. NV. RIA. 6-1233. --17
body; 10000 actual miles. viii
trade on good car. Can be seen
after $40 evenings. 6405 Knoll
brook dr.. Hyattsville. Md. JU.
sTynpEBAIKSEEIR. 1e49 z,t9n pickup;
TER. bS5 N. Qlebs rd.. Arl.. IA.
7.7x7A, IA. 7.7722.
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1901 CONN.,.
WYATT
DESK SPACE

MILLS BLDG.--one- half Of large.
bright front room. DI. 1856;
eyes,, WO. 6-O1l2. IL
FOR RENT-Desk space. near l4th
and Pennsylvania ave. NV. Phone
ATTRACTIVE OFFICE and desk
space in Dupont Circle area: tele-
phone answering. mail service and
public stenographer available. Call
DE. $4,000
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OFFICES g STUDIOS FOR RENT
(Continued.D
.DOCTOR,S OEEICE

In heart Of medical center, 1st floor.
The Wilsonia Apts., 1880 X st. NV.
Aforementioned S135 mo. Apply
resident manager.
HERBERT HARVEY. INC.
1919 18th st. NV. RE. 7-1566.
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PREwAR PRICE-500.0OO 50. It. of
best industrial land with 60O-ft.
railroad frontage. JOHN H. MILLER,
Jr., Realtor, MA. S-2557. --2l
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LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

RIGGS RD.. mr.. Univ. and MOL. no.
terest: OWNER. I'M. 4-6es7, 20
mercial; 8 lots, 114-ft. front, 100
It. depth, S1S.500. Price incls. plans
for 22-unit apt. bldg. LEO A.
BRYER daYdd g. CO.. JU. 9-so33. JU.
PRINCE GEO. coUNTY-Attentaion
builders. Development site of ap-
prox. 24.1 wooded acres for possi-
bly, So houses. 210-ft frontase on
main rd. and right OF way to an of
street in Lanham Heights. Fire hy-
drants within 200 IT. Of prop. City
water. telephones and electricity.
Short distance to complete shopping
area. incl. banks. Good transp.
Priced for quick sale. For appt.
call MISS ZAKER. DI. 7-3l5a.
GLEN ECHO HTS.-70x200, ell utils.
In and street paved. DEVEFEQx.
u. 1.e0oU. LII
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REAL ESTATE LOANS
End TRUSTS
BOATS

WANTED-26-38-ft. Deadrise. with
cabin, hull sound. balance repair
able; under $500. LU. 4-0Ss5. Box
oUTBoARD MOTOR. Wizard 8; used
very little: $S5. JU. s-2296. -22
CHRIS-CRAFT. "a IT,. hard top Com
mander. 1851. looks new. twin 145-
h.p. engines. ship-t0-S shore phone.
portable fish box. fully found in
Guiding chairs. rod holders and
many extras. Used very little and
guarantee everything TO be in per-
feet condition: S13.550. Act Quick.
LOOSE CO. 10 West Easer St.. BAT
timore l. Md. Vernon ?-l27O. 30
ROAMER, 39-ft. cabin cruiser. bought
August, 1852; maximum speed 81
knots: Chrysler Royals, bath with
shower. 2 heads. stainless steel gal
ley. dinette. ship-to-shore gas
Sniffer. auto. pilot, many extras
incl. furn.: rehnished inside and
out last Nov; cost over S22. 900. will
Sell Sl6.500. JE. 4-2105, -DU.
Evening star., 1954-03-17
REAL ESTATE WANTED
LOANS
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

BY OWNERSHIP second trust,
payable $52 per no.; over $1,000
b. and ]. first; price. $500. ST,
3-1256. -17
SECOND TRUST NOTE, $4,000, pay
able S32 per mo-. So interest; good
makers; 81 go. JU; 9-s077. is
years: interest. SO payable quar-
terly; secured on new sc. invest
ment property; sold for Sl7,50O,
with all cash equity above 1St trust;
will sell all or part in notes of $500
GEORGE Y. WORTHINGTON a.
Eye st. NV. MA S-3326. is
8% 1st TRUST, $4,000 due 1857
on property near Alexandria. Phone
30. 6.7601 or write p. o. Box 331,
AloxAndfiA. Va. -1o
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OUT OF TOWN REAL ESTATE
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

FURN. COTTAGE,
excellent swimming. committing dis
tance D. c., large liv. rm.. firepl.,
modern elec. kit and bath, . bed
rms. 1st H.: End A. . large rooms,
beautiful yard and porch: $14,500
DE. 3-1lS6. -2I
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

TO CLOSE ESTATE at Citra. Fla. 8
highest reasonable offer will be ac-
cepted S. T. HICKMAN. Admst.,
p. o. Box $50. Lakeland Fla.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

V1RGlNIA-For rent. April through
October. modern 6-room and bath
country home; tastefully furnished; !;
view of mountains; large yard; 55
Valley: S110 per mo. Call MR..
BERLIN. Berryville (Va.l 423.
Evening star., 1954-03-17
LOTS AND ACREAGE WANTED

5000 TO 5000 FT.. 9O-C ground in
first taxi zone. District Of Column
liza. Not over SIS. Box 195-D. Star.
FIVE OR MORE ACRES; within &
miles of Sc. D. C. line: prefer on
main rd. with lge. old structure
teState typeD Box 45l-G, Star.
BUILDER NEEDS rs to so lots, with
utilities in. or Immediately avail
able for medium priced homes Call
MR.. FREEMAN or MR.. ANDRIS,
OIL. 2-9070. -23
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STORES FOR RENT tceas.,
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE
WAREHOUSE

About 5000 So. It. one floor, IS-ft
ceiling. overhead doors, corner bldg.
ample PARKING, very convenient Sc
location. For sale or lease; immed
possession.
J. A. McKeever Co., Inc.
1882 X st. NV. ST. 3-SSOO
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UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY

80 perfectly level building lots. 40x
110, zoned for eemidet or better:
all utils. there. Built-up neighbor-
TENcHER- WALKER. AID. 4-2644
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TWO ACRES just off East-West hwy.
New subdivision close by. Suitable
for building purposes.
M E. SMITH. INC.
l41S H NV. DI. 9-1Se7, NO. 7-4026.
Evening star., 1954-03-17
BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

BUILDING OR BUILDINGS suitable
once and appliance display floor
t2.500 50. ft.l and warehouse (5,-
900 50. IT,. Ample space for truck
and customer parking. D. c. only.
Prefer Northwest section west Of
18th st. Principals. Write Box
124-D, Star
WANTED MINED. for long-term lease,
bldg. with approx. $4,000 So. IT..
for bowling alley. Call TU. 2-4443
after pm. --19
Evening star., 1954-09-05

BY Louis Berg
This Week MOUie Editor

when spotted huge bull rno stuck deep IN the mud Of
drying water hole His thirst had betrayed him. We heard him
before him. He humping his ugly horned head
against the dry crust in last fenzied effort to escape We
felt sorry for him.
regional park ranger along He proposed shooting
the animal to put him out Of his misery But suggested
might the rhno by getting rope hitch around neck and
body and trying to pull him out with truck
We finally did manage to get hitch around him and
tugged him into position where wouldn't break his neck
Very carefully mdged him along to firm ground All the
while he gmting savage protest After had managed
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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-08-04
Deaths

CONWAY - Mrs. Emma Hug
gins Owens,wife of Allard Owens
OF the Gallivant's Ferry section of
Horny County died in a Mullins
Hospital at 10-55 a. m. Wednesday
following a lingering illness.
Funeral services were held at
3 p. m. Thursday at the Zion Meth
odlst Church with the Rev. ]. L.
Parish and Mrs. Newton Official
ing. Burial was in the church GEM
etery.
Mrs. Owens was born in Horny
County Jan. 10, 1890. a daughter
OF the late Marshal and Mary
Skipper Higgins. She was a MEM
Der of the Zion Methodist Church
Survivors include her husband
r. Bryan Higgins of Aynor; one
sister, Mrs. Leila Higgins Souires
OF Galivant's Ferry and four
grandchildren.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-08-04

| and agriculture plays a much more
important role in the economy
than in the country as a whole.
During later months in the year,
North Carolina should make bet
ter comparative showing.
Although agricultural income in
North Carolina continues to de-
cline during 1854 as compared
with last year and the year before
tnat, the decline is not nearly so
much as for the country as a
whole. During the first four
months Of 1954-no later figures
are yet available-total farm in
come in North Carolina (receipts
from farm marketings) was S1l2.2
million, which was a decrease of
lisa per cent as compared with
the first four months of 1858 when
the total was $l12.9 million How
ever, during those same four
months, in the country as whole,
the decrease was 3.75 per cent as
compared with the same months
in 1858.
Another encouraging aspect of
the agricultural situation is the
fact that increasingly North Caro-
lima farmers are receiving a larger
share Of their cash receipts from
livestock and livestock products as
distinguished from crops. Thi sis
a goal toward which agricultural
leaders have been striving for
many years. For many years,
North Carolina farmers obtained
only about 20 per cent of their
cash receipts from livestock and
the remaining 80 per cent from
livestock. During the first four
months Of 1854, cash receipts from
livestock and livestock products
in North Carolina were IA per
cent more than during the same
period in 1858, whereas receipts
rom crops were actually decreas-
ng. The total amount involved
vas $73 million, which was more
han ever received from that
ource during comparable period
One item of State revenue COL
ectlons which reflects a drop in
business activity is gasoline roa6
axes. These collections in June
Iere S6,444, 900, which was a dror
+ 3.5 per cent as compared with
une a year ago, when the total