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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-03-24
GARDEN TIME:
Warm Weather Suggests Talks
About Varieties OF Sweet Corn

wood buds, it is time to talk about
sweet corn again. There are a few
gardeners who still plant early
varieties of field corn for roasting
ears because the ears are large
and there are not many earwormS.
However, once they have given
real sweet corn a fair trial, they
will not be satisfied with field
corn. There is no comparison in
edible quality.
There are a number of very
good hybrid sweet corn varieties
10 choose from. In order of earli-
ness the following are recommend
ed: North Star, Seneca Chief,
Hoosieer Gold, Golden Cross Ban
tam, 1oana, Huron, AriStogold.
These are all yellow corns. Early
and late varieties may be planted
at the same time in order TO get a
succession of harvest, or any one
variety may be planted at two
weeks intervals. Corn is mostly
wind polinated and therefore it
is best t. plant in blocks of two
or three rows rather than in a
single row. Sweet corn may be
planted a little closer than field
corn because it usually makes a
smaller stalk growth.
Sweet corn is of best quality if
used rs soon as harvested. If it
cannot be used Immediately. it
should be kept on ice or in the
refrigerator. otherwise it will lose
a large part OF its sugar content
in few hours and will taste like
field corn.
The ontomolCgiSts have deVe-
loDci I fairly good control for the
carworm-a spray Of DOT cmul-
sion TINT is applied to the silks.
Instructions on CaEWorm contro,
may be obtained by writing De-
partment of Agricultural Inform
alton, N. c. State College, Raleigh.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-03-24

taking other forms Of job train
ing.
Approximately $4,000 veterans
were enrolled in institutional on
farm training Programs COM
bination of classroom study with
actual experience on the farm.
New applications for training
from post-Korea veterans are
coming irto VA Regional Offices
at the tate of $4,000 month, VA
said. =.
The nations population of vet
Grams with service since the out
break of Korean fighting now
stands at nearly 100000.
Dim about to finish d cor
reSpondence course in accounting
under the World War II CT Bill.
l have some entitlement left, and
I'd like to 60 to school and take
an advanced accounting course.
Could / do this? ..
A-No.Once you complete or
discontinue u course under the
World War ii CT Bill, after the
cutoff date for starting, you are
not permitted under the law to
take another course.
Q-I enrolled in college under
the Korea CT Bill for an ALB de-
gree in English. After being in
class for a few weeks. I've come
to the conclusion that I'd be bet
ter off il swithced TO 4 BS de-
gree in business administration
Would such switch count as
my one-and-only change under
the Korea CT Bill?
A-The shift from one bache-
lor's degree to another would not
constitute a change of program,
provid I'd that no more training
time is involved than was origin
ally required to complete the
course.
i have permanent National
Service Life Insurance policy.
Would it be possible for me to
change it to a term policy?
A-No. Permanent plan policies
may not be exchanged for term
policies, under the law. However,
NSLI term policies may be con-
verified to permanent plans.
People who hurry through life
meet death that much earlier.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-03-24
VIC VET SAYS:
One Out Of Every Six Korean
Vets Has Trained Under CT Bill

l17,000 enrolled in schools below
the college level. Trade and voca-
tional courses were the most pop
ular types of below-college school,
ing, accounting for nearly $4,000
veterans. More than $500 enroll
ed in grade schools and high
schools: $4,000 selected business
schools, and $500 took their
training in correspondence schools.
Veterans who trained on-the-
job under the Korea CT Bill num-
bered nearly $4,000. Nearly two
thirds OF these were in appres-
ticeShip programs. The rest were
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-03-24

One out Of every six post-Ko-
rea veterans in America today
has trained at some time or other
under the ID month-old Korea
CT Bill, a Veterans Administra-
ton survey disclosed.
The 377. 900 Korea CT Bill train
ees enrolled for courses ranging
from accelerated grade school
work to postgraduate college
study.
More than half Of the trainees,
or nearly $4,000, attended COL
leges and universities.
Another 80 percent, or about
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-03-24

stock products used at home, and
(2) in North Carolina livestock
products used at home are worth
almost twice as much as home
consumption of all crops.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-03-24
GARDEN TIME:
BY ROBERT SCHMIDT

With the coming of spring
weather and the swelling of dog
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-03-24

Good tractor care can save wear
and tear.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-03-24

NO CAR in the low-price field has ever offered so
many Worth More" features as the "a Ford.
In addition to all the features that have already
established Ford as the Worth More" car. Won
now get most of brand new dividends These
include choice of two new deep-block engines,
most modern in the industry new Bal-Ioint
front Suspension, greatest advance in chassis
design in 20 years beautiful new interiors
and styling that will make your heart beat faster.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-03-24
The Srsofssf engine advances
since fhs orislnoI FORD Val

twenty-five years ago Ford introduced
70 the low-Prioe field Inequality, pre-.
cision-engineered VS. engine. This basic
design quickly established new stand.
ard OF performance for low-priced cars.
And now, with its % years experience
In building over 100000 V-8's, It is
only logical that Ford is first In its Geld
to introduce brand new type of Va
the Y-block V-8 :. together with the
most modern Six In the industry-the
new and advanced I-block Six.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-03-24

People who hurry through life
meet death that much earlier.
Evening star., 1954-09-29

Price of dinner INCLUDES roll butter dessert and Beverage
Roost turkey with dressno cranberry eozed sweet
Fresh seofood en- casserole ootn French tried poofoe
tonnoto-lettuce soIod
Chicken sood tomoto cucumber Slices poto'o so'oo
CIoverieof rolls and butter
CHOICE: Homemade lemon chiffon pie opple pie or ehoeo-
late coke squore
CHOICE: Hot tea, coffee, milk.
Complete dinner for children --------------------Iss
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TEA ROOM
Street Floor Mezsantns
Evening star., 1954-06-04
Short Sees Danger
In Any Merger Of
u. ). Armed Forces
A-2S THE EVENING STAR
~ Washington, D. G.
FRIDAY, JUNE 4, 1854
BY the Asseeiosed Press

QUANTICO. Va, June A.
Representative Dewey Short.
Republican, of Missouri, chair
man Of the House Armed Serv-
ices Committee, spoke out
strongly here today against
merger of the armed forces Of
the United States.
Watch for it-be ever vigi-
lant-for such a move carries
with it the invitation to disas-
ter" MIR. Short said in a speech
prepared for delivery before the
senior and Junior amphibious
warfare schools here.
1T may be proposed as an
economy measure, and great
cries of eliminating duplication
will be heard. This is the most
insidious type of approach. for
it has pocketbook appeal-but in
protecting the pocketbook, the
trousers may disappear"
THE National Security Act
recognizes that each of the four
services has a special mission. ]
do not believe we could success
fully wage war without the exist
ance of each of the four services, u
Mr.. Short said.
And if the day should ever
come when these four services are
merged into one-if the doctrine
Evening star., 1954-06-04

hover, wife Of the President.
The Eisenhowers are members
of National Presbyterian Church
in Washington. Mrs. Eisenhower
was not there to receive the
award.
Evening star., 1954-06-04

Of a single chief Of stan or .
single commandant or q single
chief of operations should ever
infiltrate into our military sys-
tem-then we shall be endanger-
ing the security of our Nation far
more than if we had abolished
any one of the four services"
Evening star., 1954-06-04
Mrs. Eisenhower Honored

LAFAYETTE. Ind. June 4
R.-The National Council Of
Presbyterian Women GU. S. AZ
yesterday awarded an honorary
membership to Mamie Eisen-
Evening star., 1954-06-04
Soviet Visitors Barred

A Soviet Cultural Mission
which recently visited West PAX
istan tKarach> was not granted
permission to visit East Paki-
stan.
Evening star., 1954-06-04

B. 249.95 Maple 7.Pc. Dinettes, 1895
TsbIs Expsnd Solid Maps Spseisus Buffet!
Sect 4 For Dining!
4 MapeH HordyS '0"~ "-V" o"- ~
Here's 7pece dnette proud Of Solid maple Colonial
styeda table that expands to seat for dining hardy side
chairs spacious buffet separate china cabinet Metal
pulls authentic Colonial design See the
glowing, hand-rubbed finish.
Evening star., 1954-06-04
c. 230.0 MupIe 5.Pc. Bedroom Suite, 1895
. Solid MspIs TebIe Expends
a Cat A Enp n;m;mm1

. Solid Noole Spoeiou. Double
Dessevw with Double Bed!
Of tes!
Dowen Double Coil SpVMs
All pieces styled in Colonial simplicity solid maple
finished satiny patina. This suite includes
spacious double with mirror chest Of drawers double
plus mattress and box spring Drawers in the dresser and
chest center guided, pulls antiquedesigned metal
Co. PARKngon
Floor,
Evening star., 1954-06-04
, Solid Maple PIotform Rocker!
z Solid Mople Step End ToblssI

. lrnesprinu Sefobed opens dAAepPI
"a SIeep Tobes!
MapIeA Arm Solid Meple Coektoh Tabls!
Innersprng sleep two in solid comfort has
storage space blankets sheets Add solid maple
armchair and lazy action platform rocker plus solid maple
cocktail lamp step end tabes-youve living room to be
proud Of Matching fabrics sofabed chair and rocker in grey
and green cotton plaid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-15

blood Is not good, and the condi-
ton of your body depends on
your blood.
Whenever I see young people
being careless of their health and
their attractive firm bodies, I
hate to think how they will feel
when their bad habits catch
up to them. when their glands
don't function properly and their
muscles have lost tone.
II think when you take care
of your health. your good looks
take care of themselves" she
added. Il don't mean that you
shouldn't keep your hair clean
and brush it well, but your hair.
your nails and your complexion
are nourished by your blood
stream"
agreed that food and exercise
were important to health and
beauty. But what about
nervous tension?" I asked. :.
Nervous Tension
"Oh, yes" Miss Neagle said
with enthusiasm. "you have to
be relaxed to be healthy. and
this was something I thought I
would never learn. But worked
on it. Even though I was very
tense inside, was determined
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-15

eat. In that way I established
the habit Of overeating."
Emotional Obesity
Congratulations to my reader.
! know how much more she is
enjoying life with the change In
weight. Her letter brings up two
points. First, remember that
only q very small percentage of
women are deficient enough In
thyroid to require 1t. Only after
several weeks Of faithful dieting
with little or no result should
you suspect this and then you
should consult q doctor.
Second, this letter brings up
the medically recognized posi-
bility of emotional obesity. Emo
tional strains are often the cause
Of overweight. Investigate that
possibility within yourself.
Once YOU get started on o
self improvement routine you
will have goal which is exciting
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-15

Ito give the impression of being
calm and I discovered that by
beginning on the surface, some-
how it works in. If you have
trouble really relaxing, pretend
and little by little you'll be able
to let down.
Balance is so important"
Anna murmured, "in everything.
I find going away for week ends,
resting at our little place in
Brighton, which is near the sea,
is a very helpful contrast to
working on the set all week. It's
an entirely different life and so
reStful. I've learned you can't
enjoy anything or do anything
well when you are overtired.
when I'm working ! always
take a short walk with my hus-
band before going to bed" Miss
Neagle continued. I'VE breathe
deeply and even in town where
the air is not too fresh, it helps
to release the tension of a day
on the SET"
Miss Neagle has remarkable
memory for people, not only
their names but their families
and problems. Il think the de-
sire to remember has a great
deal to do with remembering
people" she explained. And it's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-15
Why Grow od2
Dieter Loses q Pounds. Feels Like q New Person

! began my dieting and the thy
roid which he prescribed. I have
lost 10 pounds, V inch from my
bust. ~ from my waist. { from
my stomach. and 2h from my
hips. I did this between January
sixth and March third. wonder
full
Il have four children between
the ages Of 5 and IL and do all
my housework and laundry, and
feel like doing it now. I was
never the least bit fat until ]
had my third child and after she
came ! lost until was almost
back to my former weight.
Then we had q most upset.
ting illness In our immediate
family and, looking back, I can
see why ] gained Is pounds in
about three months. When ]
would think about the Ill one, /
would get nervous and eat and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-15
5aYnoW U.s. I 6eK BUSINESS -
Anna NeogIe: Balance Is AILImporfonf

not difhcult II you have some
thing to pin something on Il"
Its unquestionably o large
part Of charm I commented.
How fiattered we always are
to find that we have made an
impression"
"But it has to be sincere to
be charming" Anna reminded
me. II love naturalness and
simplicity. Errol Flynn has this
to . charming degree. He has
made SO many friends on this
picture with his sense Of fun and
his conscientiousness. He has
been enormously cooperative"
Wen have another interview
from London here next week
end.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-15

enough to stiffen your willpowee.
II you would like to have the
directions which Marathon win
ners used send 10 cents and q
stamped envelope with your re-
quest for my Eight Week Self
Improvement Marathon Booklet.
Address josephine Lowman In
care Of The Evening Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-15
Why Grow Old?
BY Josephine Lowmon

Each year In August I print
some Of the letters which come
from women who used my Eight
Week Self Improvement Mara
thon last January. Thousands Of
women send for Marathon the
first Of each year and it is al
ways exciting when they write
telling me the results they OBJ
tanned.
"A New Person
Dear Mrs. Lowman,
Il have completed my Eight
Week Marathon and feel like a
new person. ! am 5 feet, q inches
tall and weighed 1877 pounds on
January sixth.
! went to my doctor and had
9 checkup and q metabolism
test which was low. On that date
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-15
Glamour Is Their Business
By Lydia Lone

LONDON, England. - Anna
Neagle and Enrol Flynn are star
ring In "Lilacs in the Spring"
which is being filmed at Elstree
Studios. After a lovely 40
minute drive from Berkeley
Square in a studio car. arrived
at the studio in time to find Miss
Neagle Git rhymes with eagle)
and Mr.. Flynn playing a scene in
a bower of fresh lilacs, the scent
of which perfumed the whole set.
After they finished shooting
the scene, Anna had to go to
her dressing room for a costume
change and invited me to join
her. AS she slipped of her dress
] admired her fiat tummy.
I'VE don't think about those
things as much over here as
you do in America" she said.
But do feel that dancing has
been a tremendous help in keep
ing me in shape. I know when
I'm not in musical it makes
a difference. In Queen Victoria"
for example, I felt heavy until I
started doing exercises every
morning. I found if I worked
only for 10 or IS minutes day
1t kept me in shape"
Miss Anna obligingly lay on
the carpeted floor to show me
her method for keeping a fiat
stomach. 1T may be difficult for
a beginner. but it does give you
a workout where it can do the
most good" Anna explained.
must admit the exercise
looked quite simple. You lie fiat
on your back and without lifting
your legs or your arms or your
heels. raise UP from the waist as
If the strength of your stomach
muscles was acting as leverage.
This establishes a tremendous
pull and should be done SPAR
ingly at first" Miss Neagle eau
toned.
Exercises in PoiFs
II believe in doing exercises in
pairs. and the one which goes
with this is to stand erect, toes
pointing out. and to fall rag-doll
fashion from the waist, trying
to touch your toes" she con-
tinued. Gas you come up, feel
your torso pulling out of your
pelvic girdle. All dancers are
taught this and 1t helps to give
good posture.
I am a great believer in right
food" Miss Neagle conf1ded. 81
do think the people here are a
bit lax about this. Every day I
try to eat whole wheat bread,
plenty Of green vegetables and
fruit, and drink orange juice.
But for so long we had to go
without eggs. meat, oranges and
lemons. And we only had a pint
and half of milk a week. People
got careless about a balanced
diet.
TOO many, it seems, take bet
ter care of a motor than they do
OF their bodies" she continued.
"They know that a car, unless
1t is correctly treated, will size
up. But they 60 without break
fast and are careless about the
foods which matter. When you
don't eat nourishing foods your
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-15
Ladies'
Meet for Cards

Mrs. Richard A. De7usha Is
taking reservations for the Ord
nance Ladies' Card Club which
win meet Thursday at the Army
Navy Country Club. The club
meets the third Thursday each
month and Mrs. DeRusha Is
serving as reservations chair
man in the place of Mrs. Guy
H. Drewry. Reservations will
close tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-15
No Nervous
Tension

Anna Is right when she
stresses the Importance Of
relaxation. Get o copy Of
Ieafiet MSS II this is one
Of your problems. Here youIl
find tips on bathing, breath
ing and exercising for re-
taxation. Special exercises
for releasing tension Of the
eyes are also included. Get
your copy Of Routine For
Releasing Nervous Tension"
by sending 5 cents and .
self addressed, stamped en-
velOpe to Lydia Lane, Mirror
Syndicate, In care Of The
Evening Star, r. O. Box
I'LL, Los Angeles So, Calf.
Be sure to ask for Ieafiet
MSS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-15

Store hours: $50 AN. to s:4s PM.
Evening star., 1954-12-15
MiddIeburg
Girl Is
Engaged
star stan Photo

Mr.. and Mrs. John Samuel
Pettibone of Homewood Farm,
Middleburg, Va, and Hastings
on-Hudson, N. Y, announce
the engagement Of their
daughter Rose-Marie White
side to Mr.. Frederick Grupp,
jr., son of MIR. Frederick Grupp
of Eddington, Bucks County,
Pa. and Mrs. Twaddell Grupp.
A spring wedding is planned.
Miss Pettibope attended the
Masters School, Dobbs Ferry
and Is a graduate Of Washing
ton University, st. Louis, Mo.
She was presented to society
at a ball given by her parents
in 1851 in Middleburg, Va.
She is the granddaughter Of
the late Mr.. and Mrs. Walker
Whiteside, noted actor, and Of
Mrs. j. Pettibone Lane, Man
chester, VT. and of the late
Mr.. Albert Wells Pettibone.
whose father was the founder
OF Pettibone Park, La Crosse,
Wis.
Mr.. Grupp attended George
School and Cornell University
and was graduated from
Swarthmore. He is the grand
son Of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Otto Grupp Of Eddington and
a nephew of Brig. Gen. James
Walter Twaddell Of the Army
Air Force.
Evening star., 1954-12-15
Stan Rumboueh Resigns White House
job, but Will Keep MARYLAND Home

loaded with Christmas charm.
For the second year in a row
about $50 guests, including all
Defense heads, members of the
Secretary's Office and their off,
spring, will gather at the Of
f1cers' Club at Fort McNair
for a different kind of to-do.
The kids, who will have their
own coke bar, will be served
supper at a big table just for
them at $50 and while they're
whooping it up afterwards at
"going to Jerusalem" and the
like. their parents will be
served at another table. Then
Santa will dish out gifts to
the young fry, and everybody
who doesn't have to be whisked
off and put to bed will stay
for dancing. :. Kind Of a nice
contrast, all this, to the sup
posedly hard-boiled brass de-
partment. But then hard
boiled is hardly the word for
Bob Stevens.
WHAT'S IN A NAME-Mrs.
Robert r. McCormick, COL
umnist wife of the Chicago
Tribune's publisher. flew here
last week end in her new
Convair, and tossed a small
cocktail party in her little
used, spacious apartment on
Massachusetts, avenue. Among
her guests was the dynamic
Col. Henry Crown, who re-
Gently purchased the Empire
State Building and who fur
nished the money for the pur-
chase of the Statler Hotel.
Even in this billion-dollar at
moSpnere OF the Government,
that's not exactly what you'd
call small potatoes.
But, he said, when he or
dered some ice sent UP to his
room at the Statler, nobody
paid any attention to him.
Finally, after 35 minutes, his
companion. the Chicago Trib-
une's managing editor, picked
up the phone and said, This
is just plain Don Maxwell.
Can you send the waiter up
with some ice?" It arrived in
five minutes.
That's the kind of service
everybody else GETS" grinned
Mr.. Crown, who rushed off to
Chicago to buy some more
real estate. Mrs. Robert
Evening star., 1954-12-15

avenue when Walter went
there for a special job and he
stayed on to head the liaison
office between the White House
and executive departments.
Now he is returning to pri-
vate business but not from any
political disillusionment. He's
still just as strong an Eisen-
hover supporter as ever; he
says, but three years away
from business is too long. He
Is president of the Metal Con-
tainer Corp, with plants in
Hoboken and Indianapolis.
and vice president Of the,
White Metal Co., which Is his
fathers company. And he
hopes to run his business while
still living in Washington
which he and his wife Deenie
adore. I'd be surprised if he's
out of politics for good. Maybe
that's why he bought a house
in Maryland.
x X y \
NEW APPROACH - The
Ambassador of South Africa
made a classic remark yes
terday at the press party for
Helle Bonnet. After Carol
Charming had sung her in
imitable Diamonds Are q
Girls Best Friend" the envoy
from the diamond country
said something that had OBJ
viously never occurred to her
lie, Girls are diamonds
best friends" My, how
friendly I feel, too!
X 4 X n
STEVENS SANTA-Secre-
tary Of the Army and Mrs.
Stevens will inject into the
Capitals blase cocktail circuit
this afternoon a party that's
Evening star., 1954-12-15

ON THE CAPITAL FRONT
Marry and Clark Clifford's
annual New Years Day whing-
ding will be given this year in
honor of Marny's father and
his new wife. Mr.. Willis Cove
Carlton KimbaIl of Woburn,
Mass. a widower for the past
four years, will be married De-
cemher % to Mrs. Jose M.
Avendano. a widow, of~@New
York. who's been a friend of
her new family for longer than
20 years. The George Sheas
will give a dinner for them on
the 30th, and the Jay Haydens
will entertain for them on New
Years eve.
Secretary Dulles Man Fri
day, Rod O'Connor, leaves
tomorrow for a wedding in
Stockholm, his own, via NATO
in Paris. After the NATO con-
ference is over, the BRIDE
groom-to-be will whip up to
Sweden to join his fiancee, In
grid Ellgar, who left here last
Saturday. They will be married
on the 21st, then honeymoon
in Europe before returning to
Washington. Judging by the
log Of his past trayels,s this is
one bride who'll hardly ever
see her bridegroom. Whittier
Secretary Dulles goes. so goes
Rod. and Secretary Dulles goes
all the time.