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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-31

trsnsp.: newly decor, etc. 2 apis,
extra rm. for either 8 or girls or
. couples. AID. 10000. 3
VERY LOVELY APT. gas heat; 3
Pirls preferred. ia. 9-2014. a
DUPONT AREA---Very LARGE liv. rm.,
mo, incls. utils. DE 2-650O. 81
18th COLUMB1A--Lge. apt, 4 girls.
twin beds, good furn., linens. blan-
kets, utils., $140. AID. 2-76Ss. .
1877 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Studio apt.
in small apt. house; share bath
THREE RMS. AND BATH, for 2
adults: no drinking. RIA. 6-4109.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-31

din. alcove, bedrm., kit. and bath:
$3.50; utils. incl. Can Q to 5.
weekdays. EN-. 2-2231. p
1855 OAKWOOD. Sc, Apt. 1, One.
apt, LIST f.. $50 Arcola heat. Cow.
to Boiling Field LII, 4-3311.. al
Two-bedrm apt, utils. not incl.
Cony; to Boiling Field. $50. LIZ.
CORNER CONN. AvE.-Liv. rm., bed
5sss u 1it 81 bath NV disgSsa u ~
e i'f i!th ST. NV. mr.. columbia I'd,
-Lge. efficiency with tile bath and
kit. $65. AID. 4-032S, Mgr. Apt. /.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-31

1880 HALEY TER. s.E.--one bed:
BATH; BATH new new apt. Bldg; beaut. dec.
Half blk. to shops. bus; Is Minis. to
center of city. $65, plus utils. Key
in Apt. 5. RA. 3166s. -
624 23rd ST. N.W.-Newly decor. 2
$3.50 q mo-. utils incl. FRED A.
SMITH CO.. lib 18th st. NV. Elk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-31

ST.-Two bedrms..
baths. lge. closets,
ideal for 4 adults:
utils. Ii. 3-6S54
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-31
GEORGETOWN. 5000 P st.

apt. BLDG; charming liv. rm.. bed
aui ii t AIT. No. J. x6. s"os7 ae 81 ~
1I12 M ST. N.W.--Large bedrm. and
kit. clean; walking distance down
town: utils. furn.; $3.50 mo. RIA.
LARGE FRONT BED. -Llv. RIM, kit,
downtown: Infant ok. $3.50 wk.
MT. PLEASANT, West Of l8th-Pvt.
end H., newly dec, 2 bedrms., liv,
rm., kit. dinette, bath: suit. 3 or T.;
S140. RIA. 6-6321. RA. 6-1S18.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-05-12
DiamOnt Selected
New Tabor Coach

Dave Diamont, head coach at
Statesville High School, was nam
ed Monday night to the post of
head coach at Tabor City High
School.
An assistant coach will be nam
ed in the near future.
The newly selected coach was
chosen by School Board members
from a group of 35 applicants for
the vacancy created when Sill Car
uso rendered his resignation in
order to accept position as head
coach with Clinton High School.
Diamont has been head coach
of the Statesville High School for
the past seven years and his teams
have posted outstanding records
in the tough South Piedmont Con-
ference.
The 42-year-old coach is the
current president of the North
Carolina High School Coaches AS
ISOLATION and coached the North
Carolina Shrin" Bowl team in
1850.
Frior TO MS tour Of duty in the
Army, Diamont was coach al
Townsville for seven years. After
lis discharge from the Army he
served one year as assistant coach
at Greensboro Senior High Scnool.
dis seven years al StatCsville
have been fruitful ones in the way
Of victorieS-hiS basketball teams
have won l03 out of 1919 games
while his BASEBALL charges have
copied three district Champion
ships. At the present time his dia-
mond performers arc undCfcatcd
for the season. Fhirty-cight Wet
orics and 30 lCsscs is the record
Coach Diamonds teams has posted
on the gridiron.
!!c Is Il veteran OF World War
III. He served approximately five
years as Athletic Director at Fort
Bragg.
He is graduate of High Point
College. The new coach will begin
his duties here with the opening
of the l954-55 school year.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-05-12
Problems Facing
Tobacco Growers

Tobacco fan mcrS are having
several problems this spring in
getting a stand of tobacco that
viii grow" said County Agent
c. D. Raper here today. A number
o. farmers are having difficulty
with soil fumigation this year due
to the fact that they got the mat
erial in, the plants were growing
fast and some could not wait to
get their tobacco set, and the
rain came and packed the top of
the soil so that the fumigation
could not escape. Consequently, a
number of farmers are running
into fumigation damage. The only
answer to that problem is to set
good healthy plants in the place
of the damaged plants.
Another disease, Southern StCS
and Root Rot, is showing up in
a number Of fields both treated
and untreatcd. Southern Stem and
Root Rot is a very common and
well known disease of tobacco,
Aio"CNSl IL - llOL lllillN lCIdllNc "
minor importance. 1t occurs to
some extent every year especially
in the Border Belt but hardly
causes over percent in any field.
Effected plants are usually scat
tered or occasionally arc found in
spots in the field.
Normally Southern Stem and
Root Rot is a warm weather Gi-
sease and usually shows up later
in the season. 1t is caused by q
fungus that lives in the soil and
attacks the plants through the root
system or at the baSc of the stalk
There is no effective control mea-
sure fir Southern Stem and Root
Rot. The only answer :or that
problem at the present time and
at this time of year is to reset good
healthy plants in the diseased
fields
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-05-12
Casual Prisoner
Walks Away After
Hearing Sentence

When pleas for a lighter sent
ence failed to impress Recorders
Court Judge w. E. HARRISON the
defendant made himself as inccn-
SpicuouS as possible, strolled from
the prisoners box into the SUM-
shine and back into the society
from which he had just been re-
Stricted for 80 days-only the dis
covery of his absence created any
excitement.
Brice Watts of Tabor City had
just been sentenced to 90 days on
the roads and placed in the pri-
sCncr'S box when he made his
casual but successful bid for free
dom
Watts, convicted on three separ-
ate charges-two for public drunk
enneSS and one for possession of
non-t"X paid whiSkey. received a
total sentence CT 80 days on the
roads.
Although his bid Cor reCn.rance
. society was successful il was
"ea'y short Guration-Tabor City
Chief of Police Ted Watts picked
rtm up Saturday night when he
saw him walking along the high
way.
He was turned over to the CO.
lumbus County Tailor in order
that he might formally begin serv-
'ns his 80 days.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-05-12
Rev. 3. ]. Willis
Will Conduct
Revival Services

A community Crusade For
Christ" revival will be launched
here Sunday afternoon. May Is,
at 3 o'clock with tent services on
East Orange Street by Evangelist
B. j. Willis of Sumter, S. c.
Rev. Willis, an ordained Mis-
sionary Baptist minister who DC
longs to the Southern Baptist Con-
vention, will be remembered by
some of the older citizens of Tab
or City since he held a Country
wide revival in Tabor City APP
proximately 90 years ago.
Services are slated each night
for 7:45 with special services on
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Rev. Willis said he expected a
delegation from Whitcville. Will
mington, and Florence to attend
the opening services Sunday.
Evangelist Willis is former
business man of Sumter. He has
held meetings in some of the
largest Baptist churches in the
South.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-05-12
Jaycees Dance
Tickets On Sale
BY Club Members

Local Jaycees are pushing ticket
sales this week for their first
Jaycec Charter Dance slated for
Planters Warehouse the evening
of Friday. May 81.
Frank Eaton and his orchestra.
wcll-knoWn throughout this sec
ton, will furnish the music for
The dance which JayCccS are Spon-
Soring in hopes of raising money
for some early civic projects.
Ticket sales are rather slow
right now; however. we expect
them to pick up within the next
week as people realize the i'm
rortanc" Of the dance from a civic
point of view" said Pre- den
Richard Gordon.
Other business at the Friday
night meeting included a report
from Harold Ward on the group
attendance at the Jaycee Sixth
District Meeting held in Fayette-
vile.
A recent fund raising project
was the sale of subscriptions to
the Saturday Evening Post; how
ever, a complete check of records
was not available at Press time
today.
"All members are urged TO at
tend the State Javcec Convention
this week in Raleigh" Gore.
told the group OF JaycCcs.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-05-12
Blackwell Makes
Withdrawal From
Senate Race

y Federal Income Tax ;rycsti-
CATION prompted Hosea Blackwell
of Ccrro Gordo to Withdraw from
the State Senate race late last
week.
AT this time | am very busy
with matters which will require
my absence from the County a
good bit during the next 80 DAYS:
consequently, will not be able
to see and contact the voters as
l would like. My accounts arc be-
ing investigated by the Fcdc al
Income Tax personnel and | hay
only short time in which to pro-
duce records and affidavits to
Substantiatc my accounts for tho
past several years. Blackwell told
a Whiteville newspaperman.
Confident that he can prove his
case, Blackwell asked the people
of the County not to Judge him
until all facts in the case were
presented.
81 want to thank the people of
the County for their encourage
ment and promise of their support
in my race for the State Senate
and | deeply regret the necessity
of having 10 drop out of it at this
time. hope the voters will under
stand that l feel that my action
IN this matter is for the best in
terests of the County, my family
and myself" stated Blackwell.
Only Arthur Williamson Of
Cerro Gordo and Paul Williamson
of WhiteVille remain in the race
for the State Senate.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-05-12
Cancer Crusade
caring Close

The Cancer Crusade in Column
bus County is nearing the official
close with two thirds of the $500
quota being reached Mrs. Evelyn
Leonard, commander, announced
today.
Reports from community chair
men are encouraging, but there
are many people who have not
contributed and there is still time.
Mrs. Leonard said.
Anyone wishing to contribute
by mail should direct the checks
to J. A. Huffman, Jr.. treasurer,
Waccamaw Bank and Trust Com
pany, Tabor City.
All community chairmen are
asked TO turn funds over to MIR.
Hufham by May 20.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-05-12
Is Cases Tried
In Mayor Court
Here Monday

One Of the busiest weeks on
record was held by Mayors Court
here this week when 30 persons
paid court cost and three others
were transferred to Recorders
Court. !
A total collection of S282.05 was
paid in by the offenders. This in
cluded $l3.55 court cost by each
of them plus a $500 fine against
Jerry Fowler for speeding. Also
included was a S605 amount re-
turned from Recorders Court.
Another alleged bootlcgging
couple, Ivory Lee and Oracle Lee
Wilson were charged with posses
sion of non tax paid whiSkey for
purpose of sale. The case was
transferred to Recorders Court.
Other cases transferred include
Dan Watson. driving under the
influence of some Intoxicating
beverage, and Lowman Fowler,
reckless driving.
Other traffic violation cases pay
ing costs Hsrc. Jas; ". Prince,
Ted tIoyi. Ronald Tor,him. Ni-
rci Watts no Good reeves.
. biScrdcr'y con'u-' cha~qcs
against the ,o,,ow.0. were dispos-
ed OF with court costs: Frank
Mitchell, {. J. Robinson. Willie
Dcvorc, Cd. Ty-.ycrtCn and Cecil
Galloway
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-05-12
Williams Members
ASEe7l Annual
Ri-County Rally

The annual F. F. A. and F. Fl. A.
Bi-County Rally was rceled off
Thursday at White Lake with pa
proximately 500 members in at
tendance.
Williams Township students at
tending the meeting were Volt
Neatly. Ruby Neatly, Lynda Green.
Beatrice Canady, Doris Barnhill,
Carol Burroughs, Corina McPhcr-
son. tdcll Mcpherson. Shelby Jean
Cartrette, Hilda Gray White. Mar
gle Cartrette, Evelyn Crib, Di-
ana Hardie, Kathryn Beck.
Eulean Williams, Carol Hughes
Doris Fowler. May Lee Crib,
Dewilla Shelby. Alive Fave Dew,
Irene Duncan, Marjorie Duncan,
Shirley Norris, Nancy Royal .Ra-
chel Gore, Naomi Williams. Ma
dine Patterson, Beatrice Long
Juenct Norris, Lavada Stanley,
Nell Long, Yvonne Fowler. Flor
enc Thompson, Carlene McPher-
son, Nancy Hardie, and Mrs. LLOYD
thompson, club sponsor.
Hiss Mona Watts of Nakina and
Jack Anderson also attended the
meeting.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-05-12
Baby Killer Gets l2-l5 Years;
Joe Anderson Case Mol Pressed

Matte Mae Bellamy. 2l-ycar-
old unmarried Negro woman of
Tabor City, was sentenced Thurs
day in Superior Court To not less
than IL years and not more than
ID years in State Prison For the
killing of her newborn baby.
Judge Grover A. Martin of
Smithfield passed sentence after
the defendant entered nlca of
nolo contenderc to a charge of
manSlaughter.
In winding up the onc-week
term of Superior Court Judge
Martin mol pressed with leave the
case against Joe Anderson of Tab
or City who was charged with be-
ing an accessory by.oru the rae,
N an abortion.
Abortion charges against Lille
Richard:"H were nol rr...or With
leave.
Other cases heard during the
week were as follows.
Weldon Hutchinson. houscDrcak-
ing, fcdr years Jail sentence sus-
pended for two years on payment
OF costs and on condition that he
not commit any crime involving
moral terpitude for two years.
Robert James Storms, driving
drunk, four months sentence sus-
pended on for two years on paw
ment of S100 and costs with pro-
vision that he not operate a motor
vehicle for IL months.
Paul Grice and Herman Grice,
larceny and receiving. not guilty.
L. B. Hill, larceny and receiving.
not guilty.
Floyd Wilb'Irt Worlcy. non-sup-
sort. six months roads sentence.
Albert Jenrette, disposal of
mortgaged property, 60 days sus-
pended for one year on payment
+ costs and SIS to Clerk Of Court
tor the use and benefit of Rex
Slu;reS.
Bill Rogers and Junior Babson,
assault with deadly weapon, not
guilty.
Garland Noble. assault. PRAYER
for Judgement ntinucd on pay
ment of costs.
Samuel James, assault with
deadly weapon, one year sentence
suspended upon payment of costs
and provision that he pay S87 fol
the benefit and use of Silas Powell
and on condition that he not be
convicted OF aSSaultine anyone fol
a period o. three years.
Preston Garter, driving drunk
four months sentence suspended
on payment of SlOO and costs anc
not operate motor vehicl efor Il
I months.
James Lewis Norris, driving
drunk, four months sentence sus.
pended on payment of 500 anc
costs and provision that he no
operate motor vehicle for {
| period of IL months.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-05-12
zeggette Elected
Baptist Director

c. c. Leggcttc was elected TO
the Board of Directors at a recent
meeting of the Baptist Volunteer
Foundation OF Columbus County.
Directors elected at the meeting
were Bill Hooks. of Western
Prong, and b. II. Collier of Chad
bourn, for terms of three years
each; Woodrow Jolly of Clarendon.
White Marsh and w. w. Cole of
Whitevillc were elected to two
year terms while Leggette of Tab
or City and Ebert White of New
Hope were elected to one-year
terms.
Promotion of all phases of Bap-
list Church work in Columbus
County is the goal of the organiza-
ton.
Henry Wyche of Hallsboro,
president Of the organization, urg-
cd the support and cooperation of
all people interested in promoting
the Foundation and its principles.
Although the organization is but
two years old il has rendered
service TO many needy causes in
the County.
Enlistment O. 1000 new mem
bers is the project for the year
that the Foundation will attempt
TO make a reality.
{. G. WCstmorcland of Tabor
City and vicc-prcSident of the
Foundation was also present for
the meeting. Other officers present
included Miss Geneva Cook o.
WhitevillC who is serving as Soc
rctary-trcasurCr, ard Henry wy
che. Of Hallsbor0 who is the new
Neglected president.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-05-12
plesbyierians Plan BibIe Week
Burning Period HlaY Plume 4

FINAL preparations are being
made for the opening of Bible
Week at the local Presbyterian
Church during the period from
May % through Ju"c + according
to Rev. Fletcher Q. HUt-,csan
pastor OF TIC c-urch.
Women FROM .rr c'-r \ +.
charge OF the various dcrl. ac.t
are Miss Deborah Patterson. h.
ginncrs dcp@I.gu al; Mrs.. M2.y II
Hutchcson. rrimar.. qroGD: n.
Wister O. jackson. Jr.. C.sa =
ment; and Rev. +. {. i'UtcHc\
young peoples dc rstrpent.
Glasses will be taught bc.v. ,nl
the hours of ard II oach morn
ing and Rev. HytrhCsor urges al
persons desiring transportation t.
and from III" cnurcn TO contac,
him. Children between trc a~os
of four and /: are requested tc
enroll il the program.
In announcing plans .ur tho
BLDG week, Kew. i.UfgENEC~ S,C'
that the course of study would be
on the church with the ha.aiwJ..
being handled on the departmental
I level.
Planning sessions have beer
held and participating leader.
have been reviewing the materia
for the Bible Week.
A training course was held yes
terday (TucSday) in Wallace, N
C., for the leaders in ;hc program,
Refreshments wi! .. s....
each &c" by al ,.mu..s. I'D.
women - nc c>rr,& acs1ci d.
Mrs. J. {. B~i.. J..
Mrs. c.. B"Yba.;nr WI 5c IL
charge o. &c H.us.c uurrL tn,
'.hlC Week activities
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-05-12
Baptist Women
Slate Study

y 70 %J"rSrlf and others by
attending the Woman's Missionary
Union Siury course caught in as
Scmbly. number ., Mount Tabor
Baptist Church, Monday. May il
al 800 p. m Mrs. j. \. Mills.
chairman. sad this week.
Inc boob for study is PRAYER
The MiGktcst Force In The
World" Mrs. J. F. Bow will dircr;
The study which will run one
and onc-half hours.
All the women of the church are
..Nugu 10 attend.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-05-12
Civilians Plar,
Installation o.
New Officers

New officers Of the local Civitar
Club will be installed at tic an
nual Ladies Night program slated
for Monday. June :.
Selection Of a site Cor the ar0vn'
event has not been maF~. rowe"c.
Z definite -.~ic.~r ....r - ,.a l.....
at next MCriay's msc'irr accord
ing To President J. c. Bell. Jr.
Officers to be installed arc Har-
ry Bryant, president; James Brice,
vice-president; and Wallace Soles,
secretary.
AT the present time the Civilians
are making an extensive survey
OF the street marking project and
have hopes Of erecting the markers
within the next month.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-05-12
Democrats Here
Name Officers

Democrats Of South williams
township gathered At the town
hall here Saturday at noon and
elected precinct officers as fol-
lows: Chairman r. b. Mallard,
Vice Chairman-Mrs. b. A. Gar
rell, other members Of the exc
cutive committee are Jack
Strickland, ID. II. Jordan and w.
A. Williams.
Officers were elected BY
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-05-12
MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION
MEET SET FOR TUESDAC

A special meeting of the
Tabor City Merchants Assoc
tio:, Board of Directors has been
called for Tuesday, May IS. a.
10 a. m. in the CITY Hall.
All members of the Board os
Directors are urged to make
plans to attend this meeting.
trcsiden; f. p. Counts said that
there is urgent business to be
discussed.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-05-12
SPORTS CAR

e e.. trcvrolct Corvette.
tc 'ir.' ma rTO.ii'c d srorts
&" u A.. ."r. is cr,ren.ly on
dis lay al Tr.v,c Motor Com
pany in Tabor City. Iris is the
INST of these widely discussed
cars to appear in this area.
This strcamIined vehicle has
an all plastic body and is said TO
be several years ahead of the
industry i'm general.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-05-12
AVERAGE PRICES UP
ON LOCAL BERRY MARKET

Cool weather and a shortage
Of incoming strawberries pushed
the average for the season to
S7.57 while las: weeks average
Through yesterday hit a high
mark of $500 per crate.
Ed Walden, secretary Of the
Tabor City Marketing Company,
reported that through yesterday
5,585 crates of Strawberries had
been sold on the local market for
a total of S42,3O5.6O and an aver
age of S7.57 per crate.
Thursdays receipts indicated
the highest one day average of
the week when the berries sold
for an average of S1O.6T per
crate.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-05-12

Mrs. j. A. Mills visited friends
and relatives in Dillon Sunday aft
ernoon. She was accompanied by
her sister, Mrs. J. A. Bryant of
Loris.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-05-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Jack y. Hyman
and son, Johnny, of Florence were
visitors here Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Kermit Aole is visiting Sat.
Evening star., 1954-11-30

a Communist leader and presi-
dent of Rome's provincial Red
council, had to quit and flee into
hiding under the charge Of Sim
moral acts" Sodgiu was defense
attorney last spring for Rome
magazine editor SylvanO Mut0
(Seel-VAH-noh MOO-toh h
whose disclosure reopened the
case of the party girl Wilma
Montesi (VEEL-mah Mawn-
TEH-
In Naples, police authorities
declared socially dangerous"
the notorious gangster Charles
Lucky" Luciano Goo-chee-AH-
nohD and placed him under a
special curfew. Luciano was de-
ported from the United States.
Another gangster, Caligero di
Stefano Kah-LEE- -gher-roh dee
STEH-fah-noh), last surviving
member of the one powerful
Giuliano (Djoo-lee-AH-noh) ter
rorist gang in Sicily is now in
the hands Of Italian police.
In the Philippine Islands,
Mariana Balgos tMah-ree-AH-
noh BAHL-goss), No. 2 man OF
the Communicated Hukbalahap
(Hook-bah- -lah-happ) rebels was
killed last week.
(All Rights Reserved)
Evening star., 1954-11-30
Answers to Our Presidents
HEAVENLY DAZE
THE FLlBBERTYS
0AKY DoAKS
THE TooDLES
RlVETS

/. Samuel L. Clemens. bet
ter known as Mark Twain."
was born November 80, 1885.
3, TAFT lTyler, Adams.
Fillmore, Taylor).
Us. Calvin Coolidge.
Evening star., 1954-11-30

awarded the
$4,000 "spe-
cial prize" for
his accom- ;
plishment just
before he died.
In Sig or
Fermi's coun-.
try, however.
some OF h er
S t artl / n e
e v e n is are
taking place.
Giuseppe Sod
giu ID j o.
z E p p e h
~l ~TNNN
Evening star., 1954-11-30
Word Come
Find 81 or more words in
n A AZ n NTz u

Find 81 or more words in
c A N o NIZ e,
meaning, Ito glorify, exalt. !"
Average is 19; time limit. 20
minutes.
Rules of the game-1. Words must be
of four or more letters. 2. Words which
acquire four letters by the addition OF
IS. such as bats" cats" are not
used. 3. Only one form Of a word is
used. 4. Proper names are not used.
Answer to SCARVES.
saves, scare, scars, scar, carveS, cares.
Graves. acres, ayers, races, raves, rases,
vase.
Evening star., 1954-11-30
Names in The News
land how to pronounce them.l
By Constantine Chekrexi

Enrico Ferni (Enn-REE-koh
FER-mee), Italian refugee scien-
tist, who directed the first re-
lease Of atomic energy, was
Evening star., 1954-11-30
Alloy Enmily Misnumed
By George Sixto

TORONTO.-The nickel-steel
family Of alloys contains no sil-
yer, only copper, nickel, and zinc.
They form tough and durable
bases for plated fiatware. such
as. knives. forks. and spoons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-17
TORONTO SieVedores Shift
To Mine Workers Union
BY the Assoeiossd Press

TORONTO. June IA fight
for control of waterfront labor
in Toronto-and perhaps other
Great Lake portS-appeared to-
day as some 100 stevedoreS
switched allegiance to John L.
Lewis Mine Workers Union.
UNIV Representative A. A.
Mckay said all organized ToEon-
to stevedoreS had quit the AFL
Brotherhood of Railway and
Steamship Clerks and Joined the
Lewis union, which moved in
during a strike here last week
end.
Local labor observers inter-
preted the surprise Lewis move
as a bid to wrest control Of lake
ports in anticipation Of growing
business when the st. Lawrence
Seaway opens.
A brotherhood representative
said two men fired last week by
Eastern Canada Stevedoring
Co., which employs all Of To-
ronto's organized dockworkers,
have been recruiting for the
Lewis union.
The pair were dismissed after
a fight on a pier touched OF by
last Fridays strike. The walk
out ended Monday.
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Scared Dog Runs 9 Miles

KENMORE, N. Y, June II up.
Whitley. a 9-year-old collie.
started running when a thun-
derstorm began yesterday. A
woman caught him IS minutes
later-9. miles away in down.
town Buffalo. Whitey's address
was on his collar. The SPCA
returned him to owner Daniel
Gruber.