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Evening star., 1954-11-12
Guaranteed Second Trusts

We have 4 few second-trust notes for
sale on which We viii guarantee
payment. In case of default. we re-
fund to YOU your purchase price
We collect the payments and send
them to you monthly. These notes
will not interest specnlators as the
discount is small. but you might be
interested II you want . steady in
come.
We offer now only three:
Face value Price Payment
/. $3.50 $1,000 $lI5 mo
8. S1.071 $965 $35 mo
II interested, call MR.. DooLEY, ST
3-i205.
Evening star., 1954-11-12
AVIATION
BOATS

FOR SALE jig Cub. licensed until
August. 1855: S700. Fairview %
2S6l IA
Evening star., 1954-11-12
lo,A,Nl,s|

LOWER PAYMENTS. LESS INTEREST
SoIidate your present trusts thereby
redilcing monthly payments and tn-
terest and give YOU any balance In
cash Call Mr.. MILLER, Me. 81
1920: evenings. La 6-R194
MONTGOMERY. ., 90. Issidsnnts y n horsSw ,
1850 Georgia ave. 10. 4-6020. Il
QUICK. confidential loans on your ste
nature, MARYLAND CASH LOANS.
3337 Rhode Island ave-. UN. A-S172.
Evening star., 1954-11-12

HARLEY-DAVTDsON 81 .6I": red.
big seat. windshield, plenty Of
chrome; S395. HOYLE MOTOR
SALES, 17l7 r. ]. ave. ne, DU.
7-SSOO. liz
Evening star., 1954-11-12

CHEVROLET so Styleline de luxe
4-dr.; Powerglide, radio and heater;
only $4,000 miles. ] owner. Car
Is in immaculate condition through
ont: new tires viii consider trade,
must sell Immediately. Call any
!. time XE G-OAE0 IA
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-08-18
Re1liiniiseiing
SEVEN YEARS AGO
Bl LeVerne Ward

Tabor City Schools will begin
the 1947-48 year Thursday, Aug
ust %, principal c. H. Primer, an
nounced yesterday in releasing the
opening schedule and l list of
teachers.
The Tabor City Tobacco Market
passed the million and half pound
mark yesterday and prices con-
tinued strong.
Arrangements to cash terminal
leave pay bonds for veterans of
World War ii are being made by
the Waccamaw Bank and the
bonds may be cashed on and after
September 2, it was announced
yesterday by B. l.. NeSmith, Jr.,
vice president of the bank.
A. c. Edwards, local Atlantic
Coast Line agent, and president of
the Tabor City Rotary Club is i'm
proving at a Lumberton hospital
friends will be glad to learn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Francis
ThompkinS OF Myrtle Beach an
nounce the birth of d daughter,
Frances Keith, at the Conway hos
pItal, Friday morning, August 5,
al 6:35. The new arrival weighed
six pounds and eight ounces at
birth.
Miss Margie Goldfinch, Mission
AIRY Student, spoke before the Wo-
mans Society OF Christian Service
at the residence of Mrs. 4. E.
Goldfinch Thursday evening.
Commander Ralph Inman an
nounced there will be special
meeting of the Tabor City Ameri-
can Legion post at the hut tonight
| friday at 800. Both Barrett and
Fenner will speak. All veterans
are invited to attend the meeting
| Inman said.
The Homemakers Sunday School
class and Business Woman's Cir
Gle of the Mount Tabor Baptist
Church will be hostess to the Wo-
mans Missionary Union at the
church Thursday evening, August
%, at 800.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-08-18
|+H' ers Attend
Training Camp

Long Time Records was the dis
cussion at the All Leaders Tfain-
ing School, Wednesday, August IL.
Two state winning Long Time
Records were on exhibit. A pr,-
gram on Mind Your Manners"
was presented to leaders to be
given at their September Com
munity All meeting by the All
members. Following the meeting
games were taught and recreation
material given to the leaders.
were: Mrs. Malcolm Wright, Sandy
Plains; Mrs. Ernest Hales, Lebanc
on; Mrs. ]. C. Inman, South White
ville!; Mrs. Frederick Yates, Chad
bourn; Sheila Hinson, Wards Sta
ton; Mrs. Rosa Blackburn, Old
Dock; and two junior leaders, Ruth
Blackburn and jeanne Gore.
There are twenty two active Al
club leaders who met with theiS
community clubs each month.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-08-18
Legal
NORTH CAROLINA
COLUMBUS COUNTY
Frank M. Powell

vs.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
N TIC
.. Camellia Williams; Russell
Davis. Ossie Davis White and
Husband, Jackson White. No
rene Dobbins and Husband.
David Dobbins, Ruby Frazier
and Husband, John Frazier,
Bruce Davis; Polly Davis and
Wife, Bertha Davis, Moreno
Duncan, Lilly Trapper and Hus-
band, Ozzie Trapper. Moody
Davis and Wife, Florence Davis,
Archie Davis and Wife, Frances
Davis, Katherine Bennett and
Husband, Jesse Bennett. Senic
Davis. Maybell Hamilton and
Husband, Ezekiel Hamilton, Ger
lie May Davis; Mary Stafford
and Husband, Rufus Stafford.
Whitaker Bowens and Wife.
Jessie Bowens, William Bowens
and Wife, Ollie Bowens, Leila
Jordan and Husband, Eugene
Jordan, Violet Green and Hus-
band, Christopher Green, Cath
crime Bowens. Queen Bowens,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-08-18

4 to 8 drained canned or fresh
peach halves
4 to g unbaked party tart shells
l/3 C. brown sugar
I. cornstarch
"a tsp. salt
"a tsp. cinnamon
l egg
c. sour cream
l recipe topping
Place peach halves, cut side up,
in tart shells. Mix brown sugar,
cornstarch, salt, cinnamon, egg,
and sour cream with rotary beater.
Pour over peaches. Bake at 375
degrees for Is minutes. Dot tarts
with Topping: Mix " cup chopped
pecans, "a C. brown sugar, 2 I.
butter, and l t. light corn syrup.
Continue baking till filling sets,
about 10 minutes. Serve topped
with whipped cream.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-08-18
PEACH SPECIALS

With August we think of fresh
peaches and the various ways we
can use them in our family diet.
Here are a few of the many uses
for peaches.
Crusty Peach Crisp
4 c. peeled, sliced peaches
2t. lemon juice
u to 2/3 C. sugar
2 t. flour
2 C. crushed corn flakes
l/3 C. butter, melted
"a C. brown Sugar
Dash salt
Arrange sliced peaches in a
10 6 inch baking dish. Sprinkle
with lemon juice. Mix, sugar
(amount depends on tartness of
peaches) and flour; spread over
peaches. Mix remaining ingredi-
ents; sprinkle over peaches. Bake
at 375 degree for 80 minutes.
Party Peach Tarts
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-08-18
2 tsp. grated onions
2 I. lemon juice
l c. mayonnaise


" c. grated cheese
l C. crushed potato chips
Combine ingredients, except the
cheese & potato chips. Pile lightly
into individual custard cups
Sprinkle with cheese & chips.
Bake at $50 degree for 10 minutes,
Bake longer for larger bakers.
JELLIED HAM LOAF
l ID smoked picnic ham
l I. horse-radish
t. prepared mustard
2 t. geletain (unflavored)
C. hot water
2 bouillon cubes.
Cover ham with water; simmer
2 hours; drain. Put ham through
food chopper-measure S cups
Add horse radish and mustard
Soften gelatin in cold water; dis
solve in hot water; add bouillon
cubes; dissolve. Add meat mixture;
Chill until firm in g." X 2" oiled
loaf pan. unmold and slice,
BAKED HAMBURGERS
l Id. ground beef
1t. chopped green pepper
"a C. chopped onion
l I. horse-radish
3 t. catsup
tsp. salt
" tsp. dry mustard
2 t. milk
Combine ingredients & mix well
Form in six patties. Place in a
creased shallow baking dish and
bake at $50 degree for 2O-25 min
utes.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-08-18


figured it this way. and you.
Since you already use electricity to
light your home; refrieerote your food; do
your loundN, or oIoy your TV or rodo
Why not go completely modern Go AL
Electric!
This single, efficient service con oiso
cook YOUR meals ond heot your VOTER It's
the ONE service thot con perform AL
your household chores And do better.
e'eoner sofer lob Of lower toto cost to
you. This is so becouse the more electricity
works for YOU the less the overooe cost
OF eveV kilowott Hour On top Of thot.
YOU oct the benefits Of the bottom steps
# The rotes
Next time YOU chot with one Of your
oeiohbors who hos oone from TWO house.
hold services 10 AIl-EIectrc, osk her how
she likes IL We'll bet she likes it-ond
so will YOU when you 40 from ~ to J."
Nov we hello you Drove II 70 yourseIfo
Just coll YOUR neorest CPL office
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-08-18
Garrell's Returning
From England

S/Sgt. and Mrs. Howard c. Gar
rell and daughter, Tonia Sue, are
expected to arrive in the states
this week after service in England.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Fowler, par
ents of Mrs. Carroll, are recipient
of a letter from the Garrells dated
August S telling them they will
be home in about three weeks.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-08-18

Matte Bowens: Monroe Know
lin. Rosette Knowlin. Lila Bell
knowlin. Melvin Knowlin, Jr.,
Ida Fell Knowlin and Mary Lou
Knowlin.
The above named defendants will
take notice that Special Proceed
ing entitled as above has been
commenced against them in the
Superior Court of Columbus CO.
unity, North Carolina, and that the
purpose of said proceeding is to
sell at public sale the real estate
described below and for a division
OF the proceeds among the tenants
IN common in respect to their pro-
porticnate interest therein and that
said real estate is described as
follows:
Lying and being in or near
the Town Of Whiteville, N. C.
being Lots Nos. 81 and Sc, de-
scribed and contained In = GER
tain map made by Francis Dea-
ton, G. E.. which map Is regist-
cred In the Register Of Deeds
Office Of Columbus County.
North Carolina, in Book Pc.
rage III. reference to which is
hereby made for further de-
scription of said lots. Being
same land described in deed of
8 April, 1854, from p. ]. Will
hanson and Wife, Grey p. Will
hanson. to John Hines, regist-
cred in Book Of Deeds I68, Page
$50. Columbus County Registry.
And the said defendants will
further take notice that they are
required to appear at the office
OF the Clerk of Superior Court of
columbus County, North Carolina,
ana answer or demur to the petit
ton IN said proceeding on or be-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-08-18

fore the LIST day Of October, 1854,
or the petitioner will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded in
said petition.
This 4th day of August. 1854.
Clerk Superior Court
Lee J. Greer
Powell & Powell. Attorneys
Evening star., 1954-10-03
VARIETY-OPEN
] TIL DARK

Hillerest Heights. de luxe rambler on
2 large lots. Scar garage, 8 twin
sized bedrms., marble fireplace,
lovely finished basement with sum
mer Kitchen. Screened porch. Hill
crest HEIGHTS Best Buy. Only 132.-
500. Drive out to 1921 20th ave.
TEMPLE HILLS
Brick raHnblers, 5 bedrrns., modern
Kitchen. fun bsmt.. lovely lot, space
for garden. only $14,960.. Out .St.
Barnabas rd. to 5400 block. left
W block on, Larry ave.
SEAT PLEASANT
Lovely GI approved S14,760 Cape
Cod. liv. rm. with fireplace, 2 bed
rms, separate dining room and
kitchen downstairs, unflnished attic.
SOL Carlin Branch dr..
DISTRICT HEIGHTS
New house, CT approved, $14,750;
all brick. lge. corner lot, 3 bedrms.,
liv. rm.. with fireplace. de luxe
kitchen, plenty of closets. 10l Druid
dr., Parkland. Md. Turn OF Silver
Hill I'd. at Addison I'd. to Mary
land ave to Druid pl. and. sign
We have several GI approved houses
requiring little or no cash down
Also some re-sales with large Gl
loans that can be assumed. Cal
Redwood $4,000.
Moore & Moore Real Est.
tFORMERLY PUFFENBERdER d
M0ORE1
Evening star., 1954-10-03
HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.
J. Victor Dickey
CT BARGAINS

GI BARGAINS
ATTENTION dIs - Owners
viii pay VI your closing costs
on these 3 homes; don't pass
them by: call todayl Better
than new. lots Of extrasl
NEW EAsTPINEs-S-bedrm. sninsls
home; full bsmt.: recr. room; neal
schools and sh0pping. Nothing dn
GI. $50 mo-: total pymt. non-vets
$1.3h0 dn.
HYATTsvnLI, OPEN 20. 4oo4
total pymt.; 8 rms. and bath g
bedfms.. large closets). firepl., oil
large rooms: fun bsnt.; oil h.-W. b..
pantry; screened pQrches. FHA
nm, $4,000 .dn.: nr. schools, bus at
cor; vacant: tnmed, poss. Opp
Masruder Park. Michigan ave. pas
Annandale Bank. continue OF
Queens Chapel I'd. 10 Hamilton st.
right to open.
LANDOvER AREA---3-bedrm. bricl
Cape Cod: din. rrn.; bsmt.; alum
storm windows. st. Mary's parish
2 new public schools; nothing dn
81. $50 mo. total pymt. or FIIA Nm.
]. Victor Dickey
Evening star., 1954-10-03

OPEN / TIL DARK
4soa nayssssls Fd srsE EysfssIls coIeisI
Q Ice. fenced lot mr.. oil cows.
rm.. ise. equip. Kit, bedrms.. fun
bsmt., pirfe-paneled rec. rrl., side
screened porch. on -street parking.
QUICK sale. Only $3.50 down TO
OF. Easy terms to nom CT.
Prince Georges Properties
Evening star., 1954-10-03
HOUSES FOR sAlEMD.
HuLCREsT HEIGHTS

HlILCKEST HEIGHTS
Detached rambler, IL story, recep-
ton hail. Nv: Irl. With 1rsplscs.
din. Tm. and Well.equipped kitchen,
Q bedrrns. and full bath on LIST q;
2 bedrms. and bath on 2nd a.: full
fiaestone patio, aluminium awnings.
screens and storm Window; to In
spect call A. A. CARQzzA CO,
2412 Mimi. ave. s.e.. LU. 10000.
Evening star., 1954-10-03
NR DISTRICT HGTS.
DESIRABLE
BERKSHIRE
BRICK RAMBLER

OPEN 81
1908 Insey ct. mr.. public and paro.
chial schools, transp. and shopping,
With, all utiis: Big hv: rm; with
kit,,. 3 airy bedrms., fun bsnt.,
fnished rec, rm.. fenced yard.
Directions: Out Marlboro pike TO
1900 blk, right 8 blks. to open
sign. RE. 6-6SS0. ewes. and suns.
W csSTDxT. HsTE14. vrrw praYrv ~
Evening star., 1954-10-03
BRANDYWTNE. MD.

BRENTWC)O )OD$1 / $50
Favor your heart with III this q 2-bsdT1n.. q 1.a
level lot with outdoor drepl. GI ap-
proved. SPARKS AGENCY. pu. e
2o96, .-B
Evening star., 1954-10-03
THE FAMOUS
FIESTA RAMBLER
EnfA EO%Ia A1,A

SOFA 59th Ave.
Brand new. s. bedrms., liv. rm. with
beautiful picture window, extra lge.
kit. with dinette area and equipped
with everything desirable such as
dishwasher. garbagee disposal.
Frigidaire, kit. exhaust fan, rubber
tiled floor. etc. Planting area around
front porch which commands scenic
view. Full 9-ft. bsrnt., gas heat.
Price. $14,750: VA, FHA. or con-
ventional financing. The last RAM
bier in the subdivision. Out De-
tense hwy. from Peace Cross to Sum
nybrook. entrance at 55th ave.
bear right to top 66th past high
school. follow yellow and red signs
to house.
PHILLIPS H. CLARKE co.
Rogers Heights, Md.
s,gaauar WA 7.f1S2 WA 7-6k67
Evening star., 1954-10-03
ACCOKEEK

ACCOhEEh
Prince Georges County: Md: easy
committing distance; 3 acres Inn
proved by q 2-bedrm; and bath
frame and cinder-hlock home. Land,
partly wooded. Near store. school
and churches. Price. S6.350, terms.
$3.50 in cash. Please apply to MRS.
WHITE FairyieW 2-4463.
Evening star., 1954-10-03

HOUSES By HuGHES-stunn!ng
in W. Hyattsviile. 2 bedrms: down,
beaut. expan. attic: full daylight
bsrnt. A little doll housel Only
SI2,500. No money down to vets;
W. r. HUGHES CO.. AP. 7-l4OO uii
n m
Evening star., 1954-10-03

VA APPRAISED
Brick semidet., 3 bedrms., full bsn1t.,
gas a.-c.; Anchor fenced; aluminium
screens and doors, Venetian blinds.
House in excel. cond. Shown by
appt. Mr.. Iadarola, 20. 2-1172.
cox A. CO. 10. a-haa7.
Evening star., 1954-10-03

REAL ECONOMY. costs less than rent;
no down payment. win buy THIS
practically new 2.story brick semi
det. home; close to schools. transp'
and Shopping. Automatic washer,
disposaI, pull-down stairway to attic.
many other features: Very low
heating bill. WHY RENT? 81 sp'
proved. $4,000. BOWERS BRoS.'
AP. 7-8400.
Evening star., 1954-10-03

College Heights Estates
For o purchaser who wants delight
full home In ideal SURROUNDINGS. this
Groom brick, 2-bath.. eir-condi-
toned rambler cannot be beat.
Large corner lot. 2-car garage with
breezeway. Price; $42; ;00oi ,CnS gooSd
sun. and ewes. WA. 7-63O8. "a
Evening star., 1954-10-03

OPEN / 70 s
$11,75O, for almost new vacant
8 rm., semidet. brick: gas heat,
refgr.; big yard: good cond., Subur-
ban living. yet conveniently located;
Just 1h blks. from New Hampshire
and Eastern aves., SO6 Berkshire or.
WASHINGTON REALTY
Evening star., 1954-10-03

r.rk-cony; l 70 On UniveEsity sy
firepi.: fsmiiy-sized dining rm.;
shaded lot; S1s.6O0. WMLETT
REALTY co. WA. 7-4SS2 or WA.
1880.
Evening star., 1954-10-03
JIM BRITT
z2ss s0UTHERN AVE. sc.
CEDAR HILL BEAUTY

1920 INDIAN HEAD HWY. Sc.
Evening star., 1954-10-03
HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.
CAN'T SYRINGE
Rfl-FT BRK. RAMBL LER

W 3 &S4t&8s 4S&A4H@A-sA
Liy. rm. with fireplace, sep. din.
rrln.. knotty pine KIT. 2 bedrms.,
yentionai. TO see this today call
MRS. KRoUTIL, LU. 4-2164 COX
Evening star., 1954-10-03

RIvERDALE
S11.750
Asbestos shiEgle, 1h-story and bsmt.
house; arranged for 2 families
Liv. rm.. din. rm..u kit, 2 bedrms.' -
bedrm. and bath on 2nd fir. Front
and rear porctes and detached ga
rage. Q blocks from school. Gil
$500 down and S75 mo. incl. taxes
and insur:
peter j. hagan
UN. 4-SbS5, UN. 4-19S5, WA. 7-1257
Evening star., 1954-10-03

Bradbury HgtS.Ope11
$500 Alton ct. New 3-bedrni. brick:
fun din. xilis daylight bslnt. ALL
elec. kit. Directions: Out Southern
ave. to Alton st. S15 SOC. FOX
BROS. Builders. RE. 6-S6O4 or
Evening star., 1954-10-03

8 acres, . clear with b-rm. house,
needs some remodsling; elec. and
biacktop road; close In. Only
$1,000 down. Asking $10,600.
HUDSON REAL ESTATE CO.
Days. UN; 4,151b: Evss.. Week Ends.
Evening star., 1954-10-03
QUALITY

Out Branch ave. s.e. to Hillcrest
Heights, turn right ON Colebrooke
Or. to 26th sye... right on 26th to
Easton. right " block to 2700 and
open" sign, or phone IO. 7-SS37
or 10. 7-0l22 till 8 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-15
Use Merchandise certifi-
Gates JUST Like Cash!

Gates Just Like Gosh!
Use them just like cash at
any Of the 3 Hecht Co.
stores. Get them In the credit
office, any Hecht Co. store and
save shopping time.
The Hecht Co. Merchan-
disc Certificates come i'm
81 and S. denominations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-15

Fabulous stockingsat savings you
enjoy only one year! For these are
the famous Beauty Boxed Phoenix
glamour nylons, color cued to costume
shades, with the color-name on every
box Buy drawerful of every type,
for every OCCASION whole wonderful
Phoenix hose wardrobe at sale prices
you'd expect to pay for just ordinary
nylons. Proportioned length for per-
feet fit; short, 8 to 10; medium, 81a
ito IL; long, 91a to IL.
Hosiery Street Floor, Washington,
SLIDER Spring and PARKin0ton
The Nome nugget., 1954-04-07
Ordinance No. 363
To be Represented
For Ratification

Mayor Steve Andersen made a
statement today in regard to the
tie vote cast in yesterdays city
election on the ratification of
City Ordinance No 1853. Mayor
Anderson's statement follows:
obviously . there is a tragic
misunderstanding of its purposes
and intent. The only reason your
city government presented this
ordinance to the people for rati-
fication was to make adequate
space for the proposed school
addition which you voted for by
an overwhelming majority.
IT is not the intent of this
ordinance TO deny anyone access
to their properly or TO deny right
ofwaY for fire protection.
IF we the people of Nome are
TO make sure our children and
the future children of Nome are
TO have adequate school facilities.
this ordinance must be passed be-
fore we can secure federal aid for
the school addition project. This
ordinance must be presented to
the people again as soon as pos
sible for ratification.
If your city government has
erred in presenting the ordinance
TO the people of Nome we will do
everything we can TO show its
true intent.
This ordinance must be passed
or the school project. in which
you have invested your money
and which is so vitality needed.
will fail. Let's not lose our school
addition now, when it is so close
TO becoming a reality, because of
misunderstanding"
The Nome nugget., 1954-04-07
Fall Of Southeast Asia To Communists
Will Have Incalculable Consequences
To Free World Says Pres. Eisenhower

WASHINGTON, President
Eisenhower indicated today the
United States has already con-
structed H-bombs as powerful as
there would ever be any reason
to build. And he said he has no
fear that Russia will build big
ger one.
The President touched briefly
on the H-bomb during news
conference at which he also said
the free world cannot afford fur
Their losses to the Communists in
Asia.
The consequences for the free
world, he declared, would be in
calculable if the Communists
should overrun Indochina and
southeast Asia.
The President said this country
is talking with other nations
ABOUT tne 1nQOcn1nd SITUATION OUT
he declined to say what may be
contemplated to prevent conquest
Of that area by the Reds.
AS to the hydrogen bomb, the
President said specifically that he
knows Of no military require
ments which could lead the
United States into production of
an even bigger H-bonb than the
ones exploded in the Pacific test
ing area last month.
He also said at this time he
knows of no possibility of direct
Continued on Page Two)
The Nome nugget., 1954-04-07
Mckay Appoints Board
To Survey f & w S

WASHINGTON, - Secretary
of the Interior Mckay Tuesday
named five-man committee to
survey the Fish and Wildlife Ser
vice as a part Of the departmental
reorganization started last year.
The members: James Turnbull,
Seattle, vice president Of the
western division Of Monsanto
Chemical Co.; Ross LETTER, Pitts
burgh, vice president Of United
States Steel Corp; and chairman
of the Pennsylvania State Game
Commission; John D. Pennekamp,
Miami, associate editor of the Mi
ami Herald; John D. Bennett,
assistant director Of the depart
ment's technical review staff; and
M. George Goodrich, of the de-
partment's division Of manage
ment research.
Mckay said the survey will de-
termine what is being done in the
service, whether it is being &C
complished in an efficient man
ner, and whether there are other
means of accomplishing the work
more effectively.
The Nome nugget., 1954-04-07
COnstitutiOnality
OF Liquor Laws
To Be Argued

ANCHORAGE, LR-Arguments
in the Third District Court on the
constitutionality of the Alaska
liquor laws was postponed in
definitely yesterday by Judge J.
L. McCarrey.
The judge announced the post
ponement as the hearing was
scheduled to reopen. He said Ev-
ander Smith, attorney for one Of
the groups involved, had been
called TO the States by the death
Of Smiths father.
The liquor law challenge was
instituted by John Manders, at
torney, in a hearing on the license
applications of five Spenard firms
previously denied license to OPP
crate.
Ed Merdes, assistant attorney
general of Alaska, now is in An
chorage prepared to intervene in
the case when the hearing re
sumes. The territory contends the
laws are valid
Mdnders contends the issuance
Of liquor licenses is ministerial
rather than judicial action and
therefore outside the courts au-
tfority.
The Nome nugget., 1954-04-07
Air Force Nurse Convicted
unprecedented Murder
Of Her Newborn Baby

ANCHORAGE, Up - 1t. Eliza
beth ]. Gibson, 25-year-old I'M
married Air Force nurse, has been
convicted Of the unprecedented
murder Of her newborn infant
and sentenced to Is years i'm
prisonment at h a r labor, Air
Force officials announced Tuesday.
The conviction and sentence by
general court-martial occurred last
Friday after secret trial which
started March IS
In addition to the prison sen
tence, the nurse was sentenced to
dishonorable, discharge and for
fixture Of all pay and allowances
Air Force officials consistently
have refused to make public 1t.
Gibson's home town or other in
formation about her. She was
transferred to Elmendorf last
November from a Texas base.
The infants body was discov-
cred after the mother requested
medical aid last Jan. after she
had given birth to the child I'M
assisted. A post norton revealed
the infant had died by strangula-
ton, military officials said.
The record Of the trial and the
sentence still are subject to re-
view by higher military authori-
ties.
The Nome nugget., 1954-04-07
3rd Div. Statehood Group
Back Nome's Stand
Against Partition Proposal

The following wire addressed to
Mike Walsh and jim Won der
Heydt was received from Barrie
White Jr., Of the Operation State
hood group at Anchorage:
Everyone here likewise shock
ed by the asinine partition sug-
gestion. We are 100 per cent with
you TO the finish. Many protest
wires have been sent to Speaker
Martin plus a hundred to Presi-
dent Eisenhower"