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MoToRcYcLEs Cont. J

lfOTORCYCLE--leS2 Model 81 Har.
ley-Dayidson; II 600 nj. excel cond
Hand clutch, foot shift. HYDRA
MCMILLAN. Ju. 6-7SO0 OF COBB
JU. 5000. 10
YOU WILL BE AMAZED Ct the trade
In allowance we viii give you on
new 1854 "74 or XII "6B,"
Model x 46" Harley Davidson has
Just won 3 national road races Ii
National -.
CAL us about the Q new 1855
XIX "46s" we have with new 1854
racing engines. These are like thu
motors that have Just beat tho
best American and foreign motors
In this country.
Hill climb Sunday, local
HID SALES 81 SERVICE
1905 31st ST. NV. AID. 10000
.
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|FORD 80 Custom ..s'' Fordor sedans
a 3 ~ f!Sssn; is s1s:l s sSos fNc..
bl2O wis. ave. NV. no. 2-oOia.
FoRD 81 Tudor; sess: r. and b..
Light gfeen; one owner; Ike new
throughcuti d. e. inepoctiQn eue-
ranteed; 0.month O. 0.Q00-mile
warrants: NoETHEAgT MOTOR
S 81. sr ~, 800 Bsnn'ns "a. n.s..
FORD 80 Fordor: S5o5: :. ana h.,
aa lHalatS. No oHHasa r MW SgFr6oRi
Co. lFordl go Bladensburs I'd.
|EoRD l lsSS custen e. a-dcer, save
, ssE t SSaod d.7o e,,i milss. AL Ter AZ.
2766. $500 -
ford 80 2-dr.: sxcellent PAINT.
motor and tires. I. and b. Firs{
$500 takes It. Crescent 3-2l56.
green finish. equipped with Fordo.
matte. radio and heater. A one
owner beauty. See e today: Priced
& snc ss cas alsk; ioe sa,o KENyo 1s-
ar. Arl.. Va. IA. 2-0ls9. open TIM
FORD is4s Do lu1s -s.. .xception-
ally clean; equipped with radio,
heater; an ideal family car. See
this beauty today: Priced TO sell
quickly $z0e. knHNx0N PICK
All, Va, "a. $4,000. Open It'll
FORD 80 va Custom Tudor; Il, h..
oyerdrtye. Wv. tires. Many other
attractive acceesories. lmmaculate
condition. Special 81 S106. MCNEIL.
eTuDEBAKkR, 408z Wisconsin ave.
FORD Al convertible coupe: Z, h..
new. TOP. new paint. new. tires.
excel mech. .eond; $29k. S20 down.
9CHLB0kL AND GOLDEN 20B Car
roll st.. Takoma Park. D. c. RIA.
FORD 80 Custom ..s'.: blue, :. ana
cept 1T oiier q $500. I'M, s.6sso.
Ill
FRASER ,4s Manhattan sedan; r,
b., overdrive, custom interior; In
finest cond.; full price, S26e, cash
or terms, SO down, ST. mo. WOLFE
MOTORS. 1891 Wis. ave. NV. EN-.
3-0142. Ill
HENRY 1851 mileage-sayer 4-cyl.
with Cd; orig. maroon nnish; full
inspection, guarantee, At only S345.
As low as SIS down. HANDLEY-
FORD, 1924 Ca. ave. NV. ia. o.
o51O:
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3-RM. TRAILER with 2-rm. porch
PIE TRAILER VILLAGE. II. o
LUGGAGE TRAILRR, 4xexa It.. AZ
condition; $50. 2 new lawn chairs
81 each; CY. z-9a1l -. 4.
Shown daily. 612 n. Wakefield st.
DOLLY, new 3-vheel Trai
Tru dolly; $50. MAJ. MOBILES. JE
fsCHULT m 26-ft.; bargain. Cal
BILL EILIoT. NO. Till. 10
COLONIAL '53 36-ft,; 2 bedrms., d
luxe refgr. and stove, house-siZ
tub and shower comb: excel. cond
Call CypreAR 7-Q3a4 IL
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TRUCKS FOR SALE Gent

F0KD 81 a-t0n pickup. exception
ally clean: ready to 90 10 work; new
tires and new paint; $79b. KEN
YON-PECK CHEVROLET, 1910 Ft.
Myer dr., Arl., Vs. ia. 2-000l.
Open til $50 pm. I'll
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WATERFRONT PROP. WANTEr

CLIENT desires commercial water
4 front lots or acreage. area on South
: River, West River or Annapolis
Nd. Mall all replies to KAY REALTY
CO.. Box 276. Edgewater p. o.. Md.
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MOTORCYCLES

ross TRIUMPH THUNDERBIRD-
Blue, fully equipped, 5000 mi. Rea-
sonable, Edgewatef 1880. Ill
rsioli motorcycles Of the year; many
models to choose froms Road Rock
~, Shooting star: Golden Flash and
others. Good used machines parts
md repaira, accessories, trades ana
terms. BIAfoCK CYCLE CO.. &117
o.. ave. Silver sprine.
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PROP. RENT tcoue. ]

<cTNTfsTs CLIFF, Port Republic,
MD FURNISHED cottages, $40 to $50
ner VIZ. for rent to college grad
1stes. Nearly 2 mi. Of sandy bay
beach, stocked fresh water lake;
central tested artesian water TO each
cottage; organised recreation dtree-
tor; large community bldg; con-
; genial associates for adults and chill
dren. Drive down 4 B mi. beyond
Prince. Frederick. Literature on
REDWOOD sSVWvsoSoD BEACH, Brooks Terrace.
s Mod. bedrms.; $50 wk. Can be
seen Sat. or, Sun. morn. 10. 5-4361,
BEAUTIFUL Cove Point Beach
mr.. solomons Island. Attrac., mod
ern cottage and self-contained guest
house. Cottage, S45; guest house
$45 wkly. Phone Ma. S-3120. Ext
HihiRALD HARBoR. MD, / hr. D. c
!. Clean, cool, 2-bedrm cottage; sleeps
ST.. $50 wk., $3.50 mo. AP. 7-e611
CHOICE COTTAGES, highest typt
residential colony, offers l.. 2, 3, 4
bedrm. cottages at nominal rentals
& for week or season. Choice period.
u avail. Excellent beach, flne fishing
& boats available. To inspect, visit
Long Beach. For appt., phone Prince
s Frederick Md 308-J. or write NJ
=. ROCKHrLL, INC. st. Leonard
Nd,
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GlARAcEs

61s MASS. AVE. NV; S2B mo. HAR-
RISoN AND ADAMS. MA. s-S308.
s gsS 4 n Az BRICK GARAGE =
Reas. Vic. Union Sta. ~. s-ss12.
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FOR SALE - Cottage, Woodland
Beach, Md; 4 rms. and bath; mod
]. ern conyeniences; front and side
scr. porch: furn. Call IL. $4,000.
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(. TRUCKS FOR SALE
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

s2,sOO END TRUST-Payable 50,
mo-, go int. secures Mont. Count!
property. Good makers. $1.7O0. JU
9-SO77.
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VACATION PLACES
T.ATTRET. LAKES
SUMMER HOMES

Fdinburg. Va
Modern cabins with cooking facilities
fishing. swimming, hiking.
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,4a 4.dr.. s275: Austin 'so

AUSTIN ~ 4.dr.. 500: Austin 90
4-dr.. $445; Henry ]. S345. MAN
HAITIAN AUTO, INC. tKaiser-
WHY'S ana foreign cars. Factory
Of Austin Healey sports car and
Austin Of England, 9TH and r SITS.
NV. NO. 7-2700. Est. 1914.
Branch salesroom, 1910 King ST..
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: ROAT-TTTE

liberslss plastic sheathing with the
mates leaks and maintenancs for
wood decks and shulls: zoe So It,
FIBER-GLOW
Fibereias corrugated plastic sheets,
SOC 50. It, w. r. CHANCE g. ASSOC
CIATES. I715 Lee hwy. Arlington;
Va, IA. S-6S47; VIM. J. Little. $50
Maine ave. s.w., MA. S-5940.
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ANGLIA 81; heater; S325. prefeci
81: <. and n; S426. Consul 81
$796. Foreign car sales and service
In Silver Spring SLIGO MOTORS
WHY'S Dealer, 962 Sligo ave-, 8. 8.
Md, u. 7-90S0.
80 4-dr.; S4S7. 81 4-dr.; 1857
Guar. JACK PRY, 18th and r NV
AUSTIN Healey; practically new, per.
feet condition.; S2,7S5. XII. 9-0149
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.oANs
BOATS

1883 SEARS BOAT TRAILER. WIN
haul up to left. boat. Call 8E.
1s-FT. SPEED UTILITY BOAT. Like
new. Only 10 hrs. on 25-h.p. big
Ing wheel up front. $3.50 or best
offer. LII. 1-7720. Can be seen at
22nA Z st. Sc 8 am. to pm.
Evening star., 1954-10-11

Window Shades, 6th Floor, Washington;
3rd Floor, SilDer Spring and PARKington
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AUTos FOR SALE tcons.l

PONTIAC '4s station wagon; Hydra. ),
r. and h; $3.50 cash. LA. 6-3964.
PONTIAC so 2-door sedanette; r.
and h. 8. c.: lustrous blue finish;
Q real nice car at only S745. BREW
Err MOTORS, INC. 51Il Wis. ave.
NV. WO. 6-169Q. 20
PONTIAC 1858 4-dr.. sedan: 2-tone
gray: second car in family; $500;
only 5000 mi. DE. 2-3514. Us
PONTIAC SO de luxe 4-door sedan,
S-cyl.. HYDRA, power steering, tinted
glass. many other extras. to choose
from. Special at $2,245. Home OF
new-car guaranteed used cars. AR
CADE PONTIAC. 1437 Irving ST..
NV, AID. 4-S500; also 3460 l4th St
NV, RIA. 3-9670. -29
PONTIAC so custom Catalina. S-cyl..
Hydra. .-tone green. high grade
leather interior. fully equip, 'sre-
cfaI at $l,795. Home Of new-car
guaranteed used cars, ARCADE
PONTIAC, 1887 Irving st. NV, AID.
$4,000; also 3460 l4th st. NV. RA,
Pontiac so 4-dr. streamliner: S195;
Wv. tires. Hydra, r. and h.: l
owner: ell-taken-care-of auto, Low
payments to respons. party. LII.
P0N Pontiac AS 4-dr. So: black; $3.50.
Regular, shift; looks. and runs good.
Original owner: III. 9-S363.
PONTIAC 80 Chieftain de luxe g"
4-door; r. and h., Hydra-Matic. = to
choose from: both exceptionally
clean. Sl,995. HOYLE MOTOR
SALES, 17l7 r, ]. ave. ne" DU.
7-S300. 3
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AUTOMOBILES FOR sAls

PONTIAC, 80 chief.ain tain, ''ss KS, de luxe sr
ssuiiSSs s dKTEio 5a Mo Hsdss M me-
Lincoln Mercury. Sate-Buy Cars.
Fairfax Circle, Fairfax, Va. Cres-
cent $4,000.
81 Chieftain de luxe Cat
alma thardtop) with Hydra-Matlc,
radio. heater. beautiful TURQUOISE
blue. with harmoniEing 2-tone lea
most popular model, Si.Sa5. PARK-
WAY FORD 1851 NJ st. NV. AID.
2-01S5 Open 2 to o, Sat. till 8.
PONTIAC ~ Chieftain de luxe 'S"
club coupe, with Hydra Matte. radio.
heater: cleaning black. finish with
SI,I95. PARKWAY FORD. 3o5l NJ
st. NV. AID. 2-01s5. Open 9 to .,
Sat till 6.
PONTIAC 50 Catalina; beautiful
parklane green with contrasting
Alaska white TOP; equip. with r.
and h.. Hydra, Wv. tires; snappy
custom interior: one owner; trads5
on "a Mercury, 81 ,S9o.. KLOPFER
Ssfe-Buy Cars. Fairfax Circle. Fair
fax, Va, Crescent 10000.
PONTIAC 80 de luxe .S-cyl.. 2-door;
fully equip; beautiful Marathon
grey; very low mileage; special At
81 ,S95. Home Of new car. guaran-
teed used cars. ARCADE PONTIAC,
1887 Irving st. NV, AID. 4-S00Q;
also 3460 i4th st. NV, RIA. S-a6TO.
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AUTOMOBILES ron . sALs

sTUDEBAKER 1858 VS. Land cru,s.
err, Here's car that's Immaculate,
with perfect 2-tone paint finish.
tSs franSmisslGn priven BY
miles, and now being sold to settle
estate. $1,7g5. Phone EN-. 3-5763.
TAUNUS ~ .2-dr.; heater; UP to 35
ant es vi HILL I, sANbE ;iRsaa wash sSa' s
Oldest Ford Dealer. 1900 l4th st.
NV, NO. T-1111. 30
TAuNUS 1861 Tudor foreign model:
10 mi. gal; one owner: low mileage;
r. and h.: $685.. This car is out Of
this world Tom Terrett FALLS
Hillwcod eve. and Lee hwy. JE.
Q DUMP TRUCKS and some business
for sale: reasonable. IA. 7-I09I. .
G.M.C. 1850 34-ton pickup; excel
lent condition; ont-owner car; 5000.
Redwood 6-S651.
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AUroMoBlLEs FOR SALE

PONTIAC 1910 sedan: r. and h:
nice and clean: come and drive;
S145. ia. 9-a23a.
PONTIAC '.S'' de !. conv.; Cont. drum.
light green. Wv. r.. h.. Hydra.
terms. Orig. owner. $40 33rd st.
NV
RENAULT 1851 4-dr.: owner. driv-
en- only 1000 miles, Written ruar-
antee. S465. ALEXANDRIA NASH.
1905 Mt. Vernon ave-, Alex. Va.
XII. 9-2330 ewes. till . pm. Closed
Sundays. 30
RENAULT 1852 de luxe 4-dr. sedan;
$500 mi. EN-. 3-0227. -2S
STUDEBAKER 81 4-dr. Champion de
cond. $3.50. KE. 7-I166. --28
STUDEBAKER Al coupe: good con-
dition. Price, $50. JU. 5-7625.
Us
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AvroMoBlLls ron sALs


STUDEBAKER 80 sedan. oyerdrive,
excellent cond. Can arrange flnanc-
ing on approved credit. Full price
S516. Call Lynn WiedmAn At TO.
--2S
STUDEBAKER $50 Champion 4-door,
owner. cali sat. sun. AP. 1851,
. -2S
STUDEBAKER Al Champion :,-door,
h. and overdrive. 500. RE. 7-0695.
Apt. 302. --2S
'54 Sportster. com.
pany oficial car, less than 1000
miles, fully equip, new-car title
and Guar., liberal disc; top trade-in
allowance. For the best Etudehaker
deal see MCNEIL. MCNEIL STUDE.
BAKER 141s P at. NV. co. B.
2l53
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AuToMosAEs FOR SALE


WILLYS 40 station Wagon. heater,
oyerdriye. clean and in finest cond.
all pricey IS: SOP cash, trade OF
coiisin ave q " EN- 3Snt 40 81 Gnar
Sunday. 10 to 4, -28
WILLYS SO Aero Ace; overdrive; r.,
h.; owner. 81 Gas: 81 pm. Mr..
Smith or Mr.. Boomer, ia, 1885.
WHY'S 1853 Aero Eagle hardtop
convertible: all accessories. 10000
MI: $1,000. Phone OPIE. Fulton
SA2ooi.
WILLYS 80 Aero Wing, by owner;
r. and h., 2-tone paint, custom seat
covers; 1905. JE. 2-S021.
WILL TRADE so la-ton Ford panel
truck for station wagon or sedan
delivery OF same vintage. JU
1-6459.
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as Sfude.

Yes. this is the full price.
Champion Starlig b
coupe; finish like new;
Spotless interior; excel
lent tires and motor. Here
Is real economy. Good
Value Special Car No. 100.
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'4s. Frazer S23

4 door. Do you really
know value? Here's one
that somebody else paid
the eDre citation ON.
Come In today and let
us pass this sa wing on TO
you. Good Value Special
Car M. OH
The Lincoln times., 1954-10-28
News For Veterans
AIM FOR HIGH SKILL JOBS

veterans training under the kO-
rean CT Bill are aiming for high
skill jobs and away from snap"
courses, a Veterans Administration
study revealed.
The Study-the first made of
Korean CT training objectives -
analyzed courses chosen by the
half million post-Korea veterans
who had enrolled in training dur
ing the first two years of the Ko-
rean CT Bill. Half had entered
college; the rest had enrolled in
schools below college. on-the-job
and on-the-farm.
The largest single group of vet
Grams - one out of every five, or
a total of 144. 900 - enrolled for
highly-ski craft and trade oc-
cupations. Included are $1,000 who
studied mechanics, with automo-
tive mechanics leading two to one:
10000 who chose radio and tele-
vision: 21.OO0 in Woodworking,
and 1900 in the construction
trades. Smaller numbers selected
other trades such as printing and
electrical work
Ten percent of the traineeS - or
a total of $1,000 - chose business
management and business admin
istration, and $4,000 prepared to
be accountants or auditors.
Another 10 percent. or $4,000
entered training in the field of
science. The majority. 10000, stu
died engineering, while $4,000
chose medicine and related
courses. Other science courses
which attracted substantial num-
bers of veterans were chemistry,
geology. physics and biology.
Among other veterans studying
for the professions or the arts.
10000 were enrolled in teaching
courses: 5000 in law 6,400 in
psychology, economics an other
social sciences: $500 for the min
istry: 10000 in art and design;
l 200 in architecture: $500 in mu-
sic. and 1000 in journalism.
On-the-farm trainees under the
Korean CT Bill numbered 24,000.
Farm training is combination OF
classroom work and actual super
vised experience in scientific ag-
ricultural methods on the veter-
ans own farm.
In addition to the veterans
training for specific jobs, a num-
Der of others were using the Ko-
rean GI Bill to acquire general
education - for most a jumping
off point for specialization later
on. Among them, 10000 were in
Americas colleges and universities
- $1,000 taking liberal arts
| courses and the remaining $4,000
not specifying their fields. Also,
$4,000 were students in the ma
tions high schools and grade
/ schools.
The Lincoln times., 1954-10-28
New TubeIess Tire
Mode BY Firestone

Development of a new tubeleSS
tire featuring a revolutionary new
tread design that vii! be original
equipment on many of the 1855
automobiles, providing them with
increased safety and comfort, was
announced today by Raymond c.
Firestone, Executive Vice-PreSi-
dent of The FireStone Tire & Rub
Der Company. Firestone was the
first to supply tubeless tires to au-
tomobile manufacturers for some
of their 1854 models after thor
ough testing in the field. The new
tire, known as the Firestone De-
Luxe Champion, will be available
for replacement on any cars now
on the road.
This new FireStone tire is the
first tubeless tire specifically en-
gineered to provide extra safety
and comfort for motorists driving
modern automobiles with power
steering, power brakes and high
horsepower engines according to
Mr.. FireStone.
The new tread includes entirely
new engineering principles giving
a glide like ride over rough and ir-
regular roads. Tire squeal in turns
and sudden stops has been vir-
tually eliminated by its special de-
sign. 1t runs silently at any speed.
Outstanding safety feature of
the new tread design is the great
increase in traction provided by
the ingeniously arranged skid re-
sisters. There are 10 per cent more
skid resistors, resulting in greatly
increased traction and car control.
The skid resistors. running in
diagonal direction, not only i'm
prove forward traction but also
guard against side skidding.
The Lincoln times., 1954-10-28

WASHINGTON = The Census
of Agriculture is taken at 5-year
intervals to provide reliable and
up-to-date statistical information
about the more than million
farms on which a Nation of more
than 163 million people depend for
food and raw materials for the
manufacture of goods. In large
part. the efficiency Of American
agriculture depends on this infor-
nation.
Note. The farm census work
begins in Lincoln County. No
vember H.
The Census of Agriculture data
provide the foundation for the en-
tire structure of the Nations agri-
cultural statistics.
The Federal government. Con-
greSS and the executive agencies
use the information to develop and
administer farm programs.
Crop and livestock reporting SER
vices and other statistical activi-
ties of the U. S. Department of
Agriculture. which provide eSti-
mates on farm industry trends
that guide farmers. the govern
ment and others in their decisions.
depend on benchmark data pro-
vided by the census.
State and local agencies, farm
examinations and others serving
the farmer use the census data in
their analyses of the farm situa-
ton in their areas.
Manufacturers and marketers
use the statistics to measure re-
sources for agricultural raw ma
terials and. conversely, to deter
mine the farmers needs for ma
chinery. supplies and services
which farmers buy for efficient
farm operations.
Newspaper promotion depart
ments. advertising agencies and
advertisers of products and ser
vices used by farmers and farm
families study agricultural statis-
tics for counties and other areas
in laying out campaigns designed
10 reach potential customers.
Bankers and other financial SER
vices employ agricultural census
statistics in evaluating conditions
and factors which govern their de-
cisionS on farm credit for the
areas they serve.
Farmers themselves apply CEN
sus data to their problems, al
though these data usually come to
them indirectly through many diff
ferent channels of information.
Statistics published in farm perio-
ideals, in reports of marketing ser
vices in radio farm information
programs, and in other media that
influence the farmer in making
important decisions are taken
either direct from census reports
or are based on them.
The information supplied by
each farmer is treated as conf
Dental by the Census Bureau and
assurance is given that the infOr-
The Lincoln times., 1954-10-28
u. S. Treasurer
Has Praise For
Cong. {. R. Jonas

HICKORY - Tribute to Con-
gresSman Jonas and President
Eisenhower was sounded Friday
night at the College Field in Hick-
DRY by Mrs. Ivy Baker Priest. trea-
Surer of the United States.
I'VE in Washington know what
leader he is" said Mrs. Priest in
referring to Charles Raper Jonas
In a field of leaders he was an
outstanding leader: new congress-
men from all over the United
States elected him president of
their Eighty Third Congress
group
In introducing the woman who
heads the nations financial struc-
ture, Jonas said that although she
calls Utah her home she had spent
several years of her life in eastern
North Carolina. Jonas said that
Mrs. Priest is part of a national
administration which has truly
justified your confidence"
IF Eisenhower only accom-
plishment had been the stopping
of the slaughter of our boys, it
would have been worth having him
there" Mrs. Priest said.
HEADS CLUB
She reminded that Jonas had
been elected president of the
Freshman COngressmens club
in Washington.
"That would indicate" she
said, that he is a leader among
leaders"
She asked that her listeners not
make the mistake of thinking that
an off-year election is not impor-
tant. Admitting the elamor and
color of a Presidential election is
lacking and that not as much en-
thusiasm is generated because of
that, she nevertheless declared an
Off-year is just as important as a
Presidential election year
Garry through with q vote of
confidence in the man you elected
two years ago" she pleaded. Give
him members Of his own team to
support his program. That makes
good sense. 1t is the only way by
which the man elected in 1852 can
be realistically judged"
BUDGET SLASHED
The National budget. Mrs. Priest
added, has been cut by ten billion
dollars during the present admin
iStratiOnS tenure of office.
She defended the farm policy OF
flexible supports to 90 into effect
the first of the year. by saying that
when the differences are irOneC
out, she was sure the farmers OF
/ the country would be behind the
( program.
THE long range planning in the
/ program will prove to be sound,
she said. The farmer is a stable
citizen. He knows our economy
must have a sound base or col
lapse. l believe the farmers art
with Secretary c. Agriculture Ben.
/ Office building. Charlotte, N. C
or in the lobby Of the LincOlntol
Post Office each Friday
The Lincoln times., 1954-10-28
Former Navy Men In
Certain Groups Can Now
Re-enlist In Old Rate

Former Navy men who held
rates in certain technical speciality
branches of the Navy. may be eli
gible for re-enlistment in their
previous rate, it was announced
today by Lieutenant Commander
j. w TibbettS, officer in charge of
the Raleigh Recruiting District.
Men discharged less than one
year in the ratings of communica-
tionS technician, electricians mate,
pipefitter, electronic'S technician.
interior communications electri-
clan, mineman, radarman, sonar
man. radioman and teleman are
now eligible for re-enlistment in
their previous rates, if otherwise
qualified. Heretofore three calen-
dar months was the maximum
time in which a Navy man could
re-enliSt and retain his rate.
The local recruiting station is
located in room 223 of the Post
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Which is witch? None! They're
all good eggs in witches hats.
They're part of the fun at Hal
loween parties. Each is favor
to take home or consume on the
spot. Each bears the guests name
en- its collar and can be used
as a placecard.
The hard-hoiled look on the
shell is achieved with a black
crayon or a few strokes of a
paintbrush dipped in pure vege-
table color.
Assemble few hard-cooked
eggs in array such as this, sur
round with popcorn, use sheaves
of grain Tor autumn leaves) for
background and - prestol-you
have a centerpiece to radiate
magic for Halloween.
Here's how it's done:
Cut witches hats and collars
from black paper, using above
pattern.
Twist collars into circles of size
to hold eggs and faSten with
paste. Then paste names of guests
on collars.
Make witches hats by joining
The two straight edges of the
crown on the inside with cellu-
lose tape. Attach crown to hat
brim with more tape. Use pieces
of wool yarn for witches hair by
pasting to under side of brim.
When hard-cooking eggs, cover
them in pan with water to come
at least one inch above eggs. Af-
The Lincoln times., 1954-10-28
Why The Agriculture Census
Is Of Value To All Farmers

nation will be published only in
statistical totals for each county
so that operations of an individual
farm are not revealed. The Census
law requires the farmers to supply
the information officially request
ed by the Census Bureau but also
provides that this information
cannot be used for taxation, regu-
lation or Investigation. The Census
enumerators, in taking their oaths
of office are sworn not to reveal
the information obtained from the
farmers and the law provides Sc
we're penalties including fines and
Imprisonment if the confidential
restrictions are violated.
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SON.
She quoted from a letter writ
ten by Western cattleman. suf-
fering losses on his cattle, which
said Il can replace my cattle,
but l can't replace my sons lost
on a battlefield"
The Lincoln times., 1954-10-28

Office building. Charlotte, N. c..
or in the lobby Of the Lincolnton
Post Office each Friday.