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Hungry Horse news., 1954-12-03
Mcneil Completing AAC Contract

Foundations and excavations
contract for the Anaconda Alum
mum Co. plant held by J. A. NC
Neil Co. Inc, Alhanbra, Callfs Is
being completed this weekend
Thursday and Friday was see
ing the last major concrete plac-
ing on the Mcneil contract. There
was 300 cubic yards to go.
The Mcneil company started
construction Of the Anaconda plant
with ground breaking ceremonies
June 9, 1858.
The $50 1000, 900 aluminium plant
was located in the Flathead vaAeJ
as a result of Hungry Horse lam.
First aluminium production ~
scheduled for next July. The COM
pleted plant will employ $50 men.
Baker MITCHELL Thwing, san
Bernadino, Calf, concrete sup
plier at the AAC plant, has turned
out a total Of 81 ,842 cubic yards OF
concrete. Dismantling the batcn
operation starts Saturday. McEIoy
and Wilken, who have a oalch
nIant ON the North Fork road are
10 supply about l 500 cubic YARDS
Of concrete to Foley Constructors,
the plants general contractor, next
wear. This will be for Sidewalks
curbs and similar installations.
EMPLOYMENT at the plant reach
ed 600 in mid-September, and
continued over 1900 except Ior
early November, until this week.
Last week the total was 1865.
Wednesday it was down to l,3ol
and Thursday to 1882. !.
Mcneil employment dropped
from 500 last week to 2l5 InuIs-
day. Monday it is expected 70 De
about rs as the excavations and
foundations contractor IS IN the
cleanup stage. J. w Cullen, NC
Neil vice president, expects the
cleanup to be completed Dec. TO-
Next weeks employment figure
is indicated as 1900 to 1900
Winter outlook at the plant IS
for 1000 to 1900 men working.
This compares with peak years OF
Hungry Horse Dam construction
when numbers Of men working
were down to 500 to 600, half OF
them government employees, IN
winter.
Mcneil men, especially cement
finishers, worked long hours TO
take advantage of unusually fav-
orable November weather foI
concrete placing. Men worked sew
en- days a week and long hours
A number are planning vacations
Foley Constructors, the prime
contractor, is presently on sIz
! day a week schedule. Take home
pay averages over S110 a week.
Employment picture THURSDAY
! was Foley Constructors VIII
Il Donovan Construction Co, prn-
j cipal subcontractor, having oo'
4 working, an increase from 81
! last week. No further major m
creases are indicated. There wer'
se about 35 transfers from Mcneil
Id Fischbach and Moore, Brown
OF Johnston and Casey Electric ar
TX employing SO on their elecTica
s. contract; Vinnell Steel has 49. an'
: Jamar-Olmen, enclosing buildings
- IS. Midwest Pipe also has 5
> working. The AAC force totals oe
The Great Northern has l9 me-
building track, and there are nin'
= other contractors and suppiler
>, with 1 to II men working.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-12-03
Park Has Less SnoW,
.Wetter November

WEST GLACIER-Glacier Ma
tional Park experienced a wetter
November than usual, but with
less than normal snowfall.
A. D. Cannavina, assistant cnleI
ranger who takes the park head
quarters weather observations
recorded 2.93 inches OF preciplta--
ton during November compared
to a normal 2.67 inches.
The snowfall at headquarters lot
November totaled one inch COM
pared to a normal l4.2 inches tor
the month. The one inch came on
Nov. 27. Above average tempera-
lures created a situation OF more
rain and less snowfall.
West Glacier has had total OF
1894 inches of precipitation TINS
year so far compared to a fuil
years normal of 25.72 inches.
Normal snowfall is Ills lncnes s
for a winter. Last winter 1907
inches fell. Record winter OF l9ol-
So had 204.8 inches.
Evening star., 1954-11-10
Ed Sullivan
Liquor Jug Fails to Stop
4-vote Democratic Trend

over to the county officials.''
Then you have no trouble at
alp" commented Stanton.
We'll" qualified the rancher,
This last time we had a surprise.
The vote always has been 18 Re-
publicans, 4 Democrats. This
time it came out IA Republicans,
3 Democrats. ] still can't figure
it out because on the porch of
my house, right near the voting
table. ! leave a big jug of liquor,
plainly marked: For Republicans
Only Maybe the liquor this
time wasn't much good"
Marquis de Cuevas slowly re-
cuperating Otto Preminger
visiting MICA before taking of
to India /. Claude Cartier of
the gem clan,. with Countess
DeSideria Pasolini -. After a
year on Broadway, "Kismet" still
doing capacity $4,000 :. David
o. Selznick so pleased with
young Jose Quintero'S handling
Of Jennifer Jones in Portrait of
a Lady" he wants him to direct
her next film +. Ex-State Sen
ator Seymour Halpern out of the
hospital. He'd done too much
campaigning i. =. Russ Tamblyn
OF Seven Brides" wedS Cindy
Robbins in January Brenda
Evening star., 1954-11-10
Gruhunn
Continued From Page c-so

my new baby is like icing over q
very well-baked cake
Ronald Regan is doing a job
Of SaleSmanship for his TV Spon-
sors. visiting all their plants and
talking to the employees. Which
should boost his viewing au-
dience by a million or SO people.
Bargess Meredith's wife will
fly her own plane to Hollywood
from New York, with the kids,
when Burgess stars on the coast
in "Teahouse of the August
Moon"
Evelyn Keyes is a very dis
appointed girl. She had to turn
down a part she's been longing
to play--the other woman in
"The Rose Tattoo"-because Of
her role in ''Top Of the World" I"
u. And June Havoc says that
eight days were all that kept
her from landing the same meaty
role in Tattoo" June was try
ing to work it into her Willy"
TV series. but couldn't spare the
time.
. Jan Sterling sees husband
Paul Douglas again for three
days, in Toronto = she'll be
there for her picture, Human
Jungle" Paul is playing in
"Caine Mutiny Court Martial"
jeanne Dru was posing for a
sexy, magazine layout wearing
very little. When up spoke T.
year-old daughter Nugie: And
you won't even let me go to
school in a sunsuit!"
Dewey Martin files for divorce
after the first of the year when
he finishes his role in THE DeS-
perate Hours" His wife is with
her family in Portland and is
letting Dewey get the divorce.
'tShe won't stay in Hollywood
. long enough to file, she hates
it so much" he says.
When Sally Forrest winds up
"The Seven Year Itch" next
spring, she'll go to. England to
make a movie with Sir Ralph
Richardson. Sally's husband,
Milo Frank, will be in Scandi-
navia at the time making his
viking" picture.
(Released by NANA.)
Evening star., 1954-11-10
Heads Comp Fire Girls

KANSAS CITY. Kans.. Nov.
10 R.-Mrs. Harold H. Hart
man Of Seattle was elected ma
tlonal president Of the Camp
Fire Girls yesterday at the clos
ing session Of a three-day meet
ing Of the National Council.
Mrs. w. Harvey Young Of WASH
ington was elected secretary.
Evening star., 1954-11-10

Frazier Kelly at Leslie House
with Count vava Adlerberg !.
Filmland columnist Norman
Winter lost his mother
You don't get into foreign cars.
you pull them on like q girdle,
suggests Charles James.
*#*
The Fletcher Markles (Mer-
cedes McCambridge) lost their
baby. :. Ray Bolgeris TV Lead
ing lady, Marie Millar, to wed
John Floria, Golfers staff pho
tographer. Mrs. Harold
(Piel Traynor recuperating
from a throat operation at a
Pittsburgh hospital. Isl. goth
''Desiree' at the Roxy, Novem-
ber IT, goes to March of Dimes.
Charlie Morrison'S Mo-
cambo" registered with the Ne
vada secretary of State, to avoid
Las Vegas piracy. The Bob
McQueeneys. Of Fragile Fox"
expect Sir Stork ~. Joe CHASER
to London. "Ice Capades"
musical director Jerry Mayhall
convaleScing from surgery. I.
After expensive alterations
this store will be occupied by
gypsies," sign in a Sixth avenue
store, spotted by William War
field.
4 **A
Dear Ed: May an Air Force
guy propose q cheer for Pearl
Bailey's current success? In
June. my family and flew home
from Europe via the Military Air
Transport Service, the plane
carrying, among others. a SER
geant and his baby and Pearl,
who had been entertaining
troops. The sergeant's wife had
died, he was travelling by himself
and had to fend for his tiny
child. So Pearl tended the baby
all the way home from Iceland
to Westover AFB, Mass. I
thought it was a fine gesture and
I've been her rooter ever since.
Sincerely. Gerald E. Reisinger,
1st It., U. s. A. F., MCGUIRE Base.
Evening star., 1954-11-10
Films Of More Than Routine Merit

Films of More Than Routine Merit
ABOUT MRS LESIIE"Payed by the delightful Shirley
Booth.
"THE GAME MUTNY-Comdr. Queeg and wartime col
lapse.
FROM HERE TO ETERNITY"-The eght-way Academy
award-wnner.
Mae West.
"THE ROBE"-Bblcal drama the CinemaScope
"THE SNAKE PIT"-Ova de Haviland tormented
inmate
"THE STUDENT PRCE"-Fuy revived with lavish produc-
tiOn and Ann Byth.
SUSAN SLEPT HERE"-Debbe Reynolds brghtens
comedy.
Evening star., 1954-11-10

A New Mexico rancher, visit
ing Frank Stanton at CHS, ex-
pressed great concern about the
canvass Of election votes going
on in New YORK State.
I'VE don't have any, trouble
like that down home" said the
southwesterner. MY cowboys
and their families vote right at
our place. We just hang up a
gunnysack on a tree. they make
out their ballots and dump them
in the sack. After the % votes
are counted, I send the results
Evening star., 1954-11-10
Germun Airline to Get
Four o. S. Transports
BY the Assoeicted Pres,

BONN. Germany. Nov. TO-
The revived German airline
Lufthansa will get four American
Convair airliners this month. the
transport ministry said last
night.
The two-engine aircraft first
to be owned by Germans since
the war-will be flown from the
United States to Hamburg where
they will be fitted out for service
with Lufthansa.
Evening star., 1954-11-10
Instunt Seal Possible

NEW YORK.-A remoistening
resin emulsion has been devel-
oped that instantly seals en-
yelopes on all types Of paper
stock. Its manufacturer says
envelopes treated with the sub
stance will not stick together in
humid weather.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-05-05

Myers was honored late last
week as "Pender County's Young
Man of the Year"
Jim Phillips, president of Lum-
berton's Jaycees, presented the
presidents pin to Richard Gordon
who will head the local unit dur
ing their first years activities.
Phillips was very instrumental
in getting a Jaycee unit formed
in Tabor City and will continue to
serve as advisor to the club.
Mayor w. Horace Carter made
the welcome address in which he
cited Jaycees throughout the coun-
try as 'the most aggressive civic
workers with the will to do some
thing useful for the community in
which they live"
Invocation was by Rev. Fletcher
c. Hutchinson, pastor Of the local
Presbyterian Church.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-05-05

new tire in only one respect
the cost is less than half that Of
a new one.
1t is machine operation from
start 70 finish al the local COM
pany. The process is supervised
to the extent that approximately
CO., of the tires brought in for
recapping are politely refused by
the management. This refusal does
not imply tina, the no business
wanted sign is hanging out. II is
merely protection for tire customer
since recapping a poor tire is a
formal invitation to an accident.
1t isn't fair TO INC customer
to recap a tire with flaws so wee
adhere to a Eolicy of recapping
only good tires" said Jimmy
Dicus, owner of the local store.
Size is no problem at Deus
Fowler since they can recap any
passenger tire and most truck and
tractor tires.
During the war years the chief
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-05-05
Jaycees Get Charter
AS Tooth N. c.. Club

Tabor City's Junior Chamber
OF Commerce Club was honored as
North Cardinals Tooth unit when
II was presented its charter We'd
hesday night By Gene Ochsenreit-
err president of North Carolina
1aycees, at the school cafeteria.
Ochsenreiter, principal speaker
Tor the occasion, told Jaycees and
their wives that zone of the
strongest hopes for World Peace
lies within the movement of the
Junior Chamber of Commerce.
Clubs which are active throughout
the United States and in many
countries throughout the world"
Earl Myers, vice-president of
Jaycees in district six, acted as
master of ceremonies and inform
ed the local unit that it had be-
come the Tooth Jaycee club in
North Carolina.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-05-05
County Agent Advises Farmers
10 Use Caution In Hiring Minors

Farmers should be careful this
year In hiring or employing min
orS under Is years of age to pick
strawberries or other work on the
farm during school hours" said
County Agent Charles Raper.
Except during school hours
there is no restriction on the en-
ployment of children, regardless
of age, either before or after
school hours nor is there any re-
strlction on employing them on a
holiday. But the Federal Labor
Law restricts the employing of
minors under 16 during school
hours. However the law does not
prohlolt a child from working on
ms parents or guardians farm
during school hours.
Columbus County farmers who
are hiring children to pick straw
berries, if there is any doubt about
the age of any Of the children, the
employer should check rather
closely on the age of the children
that they are using during school
hours. Such a certificate NAV be
obtained on the proof of age from
the Superintendent of Public We'll
fare in the county in which thew
live.
While the law states no limit as
TO the wages to be paid or the
number of hours that NAV be
worked by agricultural child labor
providing they work during nom
school hours, the law does require
that the farmer keep a record of
each minor under 10 years of age
who works on a day that school
is IN session. The record must show
the minors name, date of birth
and place where he lives while
employed.
Farmers who observe the Child
Labor Law may save themselves
some pretty heavy fines this year
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-05-05

Al the outbreak of the Korean
War a number of Army Reserv-
lists were recalled 10 duty. They
zee dcgradingly referred to as
"retrcadS" by other personnel:
however, the word "-ctrcad" has
become a complimentary one.
The constant hustle and hustle
1t DicuS-Fowler Company in TAB
or City is part of the process that
las earned a reputation for the
organization as one o. TIE most
efficient recapping shops in CO.
lumbuS County.
Although there are many who
hesitate to use recaps due to the
quality produced during the war
with reclaimed rubSer tie major
ity of present users are convinced
that the recaps today differ from
on fishing rods TO: only 35c. Don't
let bad eyes be the cause of the
big one getting away.
5-5-12-l9-26-6-2-9
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-05-05

complaint was that the sidewalI
wasn't strong enough; however
now that rayon and nylon cord
bodies are used the blow out
tendencies have been eliminated"
stated Mr.. Dicus.
Proof from figures again be-
comes prominent when one real
ICES that over 5000 tires have been
recapped at DicuS-Fowler Co.
since June, 1852.
First in the recapping procedure
Is the specially designed machine
Tor removing the tire without in
turing the rim or white sidewalks.
After 1t is removed it is placed
IN the wet drying room" which
is kept at a temperature of l4O
"egrees to eliminate moisture in
the tire and prevent tread separa-
ton.
When the tire is removed from
the "wct-drying room" it is plac-
cd On a spreader that resembles a
gigantic set of ice tongs.
Inspection of the tire for flaws
IS the primary purpose of the
spreading machine-it is here that
the decision is made as to wheth-
CIR or not the tire should be re-
capped. Once the tire is approved
then the recapping process begins.
A buffing machine is used on
the tires passed for recappinp
This Is the most dangerous opera
ton in the entire process as the
tire Is pressed against the steel
peaks which place the tire back
INTO balance and buff almost to
the fabric. This operation takes
only approximately three minutes
but even the most casual of OBJ
servers is amazed by the process.
we guarantee rccaps to be as
near In balance as new tire"
said DicuS as he explained the
operation of the buffer.
One of the most difficult tasks
IN ouffing is making certain the
measurements of the tire contours
are correct. Auty Ward has had
such tremendous experience in
this line of work that he never
touches the guages-his trained
eye can detect the proper meas
urement as he bluffs the tire.
When Auty completes the buff
ing the tire is lined with cement
which keeps the rubber on the
tire until the men place il in the
mold where the tread design is
cut into the raw rubber.
The same brand of equip
ment and method is used here
as employed in 3d. of the tire
factories in the United States"
commented Dicus.
After staying in the mold for
an hour it is inspected again.
trimmed, painted and put on the
customers car with the same guar
antee Of a new Firestone tire.
It's a tedious process but those
VINO accept the invitation TO watch
the procedure realize that the
word "retread" IS here to STAY.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-05-05

USED CUPBOARD MOTORS
Motors in good condition. Choose
from 81. HIP. 5 HIP. and ~. HIP.
Will trade for anything or accept
cash as last lesort. Dicus-Fowlcr
CO., Tabor City, n. c. 5-5-I2-19
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-05-05

FOR SALE: Individually designed
Spencer supports and Ladies
Ny 'Cn Slips. See Mrs. B. F. Dun
cuia. ?. .. Box 2, Phone 1881.
TABOR City.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-05-05

FOR RENT: Upstairs unfurnishcG
apartment, three rooms, privat,
entrance. newly decorated. Also
downstairs, 3 room apartment,
completely furnished. See Mrs. r.
T. Bruton or phone 2606, Tabor
City.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-05-05

USED WASHING MACHINES
Well known brands of used wash
ing machines selling for only
$3.50 up. Only five left in stock.
See them today at Deus Fowler
Co., Tabor City, n. c. 5-5-12-I9 CHI.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-05-05

NORFOLK, Ca. (FHTNC)-De-
stroyer Division 22l consisting of
the OSS Owens, Keith, Henly and
the Putnam, was scheduled TO re-
turn here after an around the
world cruise the last week in
April.
FRANK 5. jackson, quartermaster
second class, USN, son of Mr.. and
MRS. A. B. Jackson of Tabor City.
Is serving aboard the USS Henley.
The ships left here last year in
mid-September.
Enroute to the Far East via the
Atlantic Ocean and Suez Canal.
they visited Bermuda, Gibraltar,
Naples, Italy, Alden, Saudi Arabia,
Colombo, Ceylon, and Manila, Re-
public Of the Philippines.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-05-05

FOR SALE: Genuine Puerto Rico
Potato Plants. Grown from best
seed. Now ready for setting.
Jesse Altman, Route 3, Marion,
S. C., Telephone 735 il, Mar
ION. 4-14-2l-28 SIS
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-05-05

WANTED-Cne good Ugh schoo'
graduate. preferably a veteran. in-
tercsted in fui.time circulation 10;
with Atlantic FuSiis' ing Company
papers. Must know how 20 drive
and have available TRANSPORTATION
See w. Horace Carter. Tabor City,
N. G.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-05-05

ATTENTION FISHERMAN
Dicus-Fowler Co. now offers serv-
icing on replacing ayes and tips
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-05-05

FOR SALE SleaXs. SEAT,
chicken and other good tod
Private banquets specially.
open every night. Little Pee
Dee Lodge. Phone Nichols. 5 =
1887 for reservations.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-05-05
Ambulance

-----Cur service, oxyge n
equipped. Tabor CITY
"re.ei Home, Phone ASH.
Tabor City, N. G. n
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-05-05

WE DO PIPE THREADING witt
all-electric pipe threading mach
Inc Can thread pipe from one
eighth inch to two inches. Also
complete stock of pipe fittings
and plumbing supplies.
Dorman Furniture Co.
Tabor City
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-05-05

Finance your farm with us-lorf
terms and easy payments. Ne
smith Insurante Agency in TAB
or City.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-05-05
Tabor Nine Wins
Berry Tilt 4-3

Tabor City's unnamed entry in
the Berry Loop regained its win
nlng from Saturday night with a
4-3 victory over Fair-Green at
Civilian Field.
A lone run in the top half of
the final inning gave the Tabor
City nine its victory.
ANDERSON, manager of the local
squad gave spectators a sample
OF power hitting by blasting a two
run homer in the first inning
Other leading hitters in the vic
tory were Hinson and Ramsey
who collected two hits each. Britt
and BARLEY blasted two hits each
lor the losing Fair-Green squad.
TABOR City POI 900 OOl-4 II :
Fair-Green Oil 00l OOO-3 IL 3
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-05-05
Funeral Directors

Quiet dignified funeral ser-
wee at prices all can afford.
labor City Funeral Home,
hone ASH, Tabor City,
n. c. II
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-05-05
WAN T ADS
WOMEN WANTED

Chance make money every week
mailing postcards. Work home
spare time. Box 9, Watertown,
Mass. pd. 4-23, 5-5-l2-l9
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-10-28
City Garden Club
Meets to Plan Week

An interesting meeting of the
Rockville Garden Club met al
the home of Mrs. Frank Jenkins
on October 10, with Mrs. George
Allnutt, Mrs. Lynn Robertson,
and Mrs. Lindley Van Ripper as
hoStesses.
Highlights of the meeting were
revision of it's Constitution and
Bylaws; appointment of Mrs
Bradford Headley as local chair
man for the distribution of flow
ers to Rockville business houses
during National Flower Week
October 81 to November land
the voting into active member
ship of the following new mem
bers: Mrs. Dyke Cullum, Mrs
Arthur Hillard, Miss Ann Hold
ridge, and Mrs. George Taylor.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-10-28

Seminary of Westminster, Mary
land, and the Sears-Roebuck
Foundation.
From the churches enrolled in
this program there will be named
the Rural Church or Rural
Church Group of the Middle At
lantic Area" This citation will
be given to one of the six receiv-
ing awards as the Rural Church
or Rural Church Group of the
Year" in each state of the area.
Monetary awards totalling Sc, 300
for all states will go with each
citation.
Each church enrolled is expect
ed after a self-study, to choose
projects in three general areas:
Toward Better Church." ITO
ward a Better Community" ITO
ward Better World" On the
basis of a Report of Progress"
for each group participating, an
evaluation committee for each
state will select those who have
made the most noteworthy ad-
vances.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-10-28
Church News
Motel Choir One of Best
Sings in Rockville Oct. 81

One of the country's finest
choirs will visit Rockville over
the weekend when the Motel
Choir of Washington sings at the
Rockville Christian church at
pm. on Oct. 81.
Under the direction of DR.. DIV.
er S. Beltz. the choir is well
known in the Washington area
where it has given many con.
certs. Last season the group ap.
peared in the Washington Ca
thedral, the National City Chris
tian church, and at the annual
choir festival of the American
Guild of Organists. The choir has
also given many concerts in New
York City and Yale University,
New Haven, Conn.
Last month the choir toured
through Ohio and Michigan, Civ
ing concerts at Toledo, Battle
Creek and other cities. Next
months schedule includes a tour
of Virginia and North Carolina.
On Dec. 26 the choir will give the
annual Christmas program at the
National GallelE of Art.
Dr. Beltz was formerly head of
the church music department at
Northwestern University in Chi
cago. He has been active in choir