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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-11-10

families financially able to pay for the
meals. The parents, in such instances, are
not to be admired. On the other hand, we
see no basis for depriving the children of
food simply because the parents haven't
the fortitude to live up to their RESPONSE
bilities of providing for their children.
If the Civilians are successful in their
sale of fruit cakes, we feel certain they
will contribute to this worthy cause of
providing lunches for the needy children.
Every citizen should keep this in mind
when the Civilians begin knocking on doors
in an effort to sell these cakes.
AS soon as you finish reading this it
wouldn't take too much of your time to
look through the familys discarded cloth
ing. If you can't find anything that you
think child would wear-look again!
Even tattered shirt or jacket provides
greater protection than none at all.
There is no need for a child gong hun
cry and cold in a community as prosperous
as Tabor City.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-11-10
Galatians Column
Galatians Column
So This Is New York
BY NORTH CALLAHAN

Probably the most low-down
birthday party that ever was
held just took place here: 1t
celebrated the 5Oth anniversary
Of tn New York subways. Down
under the ground went the may
or and his fellow-Manhattan
moles and there in the insides
of the earth, they burned-with
permission of his fire depart
ment-fifty CHASTITY candles.
What they said may never be
known, for the noise of the sub
way trains drowned out their
hollow voices. When the idea OF
gopher-travel first came from
Britain 80 years ago, folks were
afraid this town would cave In
if tunnels were bored under
meath. 1t was said that people
would never go underground
and if they did, they'd suffocate.
ION a hot summer day, that last
prediction still seems possible OF
fultillment.) But, progress pre-
vailed. In 1904, they opened the
first Gotham sub-Surface rail-
road with a big, deep-down
rumble. Society people preferred
it for trips to the opera etc.
Cars for women only, with
guard attached, proved unpopu-
lar-with the women. They felt
isolated. Now we have 236 miles
of sunken tracks which carry
five million passengers day.
It's our lowest form of life
but it's popular.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-11-10
Editorials . .


Local Civilians were on the right track
last week when they discussed the posi-
bilities of donating money for free
lunches" at Tabor City School.
Scarcely had the discussion been con-
Guided when Mr.. Primer, principal of the
school, appealed to the people to aid those
children in need of clothing and free
lunches.
There is no slackness on the part of the
school. They are giving an average of 1O4
free lunches each day. Despite the large
number of students being aided there are
still between 25 and so children deprived of
the noon meal because they lack the 20
cents.
We commend Mr.. Primer for bringing
this situation to the attention of the public.
Too often, we become so involved with
helping the man across the street that we
neglect the needs on our own steps,
thorough investigation would find
many children lunches" who come from
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-11-10

landholder to the returned pros
pector. He put his hat down on
the ground. You must be at
this hat before the sun sets over
that hill"
The prospector began to run,
trying to get as much land as
possible. He went too far. He
exhausted himself. With all his
strength he drove himself to get
back before the sun set. He did,
just as the sun went behind the
hill. But he fell dead upon the
hat.
Life is not all getting. Greed
makes us its slave-kills us at
the end.
He that is greedy OF gain
troubleth his own house." pro
verbs 1920
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-11-10

Men, let's face it. Uscu I. pc
that wncn our wives spent the
day playing NAH jong, or Canas-
Ia, or perhaps they went into
town to see how many dresses
they could by before il got dark,
they would rush home and run
for the can opener. Well, those
days are gone forever. Today,
when man comes home from
work, he no longer aske: whats
cooking" Instead, he wants to
know: What's thawing?" 1t
happened during the production
of high school play. The drama
teacher insisted: But, young
man, didn't / tell you to grow
an unkempt beard for your
part?" and the poor kid replied:
But, Mr.. Howard, | haven't
shaved in two months!"
You've heard of barbershop
quartetS. Well, step up and meet
the first Bcautyshop Quartet,
five pretty girls with lovely
voices. One of the members, Jo-
an Simons, is married to a NOR
tician and whenever she is ask
ed how she Jared in a recent en-
gagcmcnt. Joan never fails to
put in local plug by advising:
I'VE simply killed them" II
you live in one, you'll appreciate
this. A small town is where ev-
erybody knows whose check is
good and whose husband isn't
He's the man who lives in
your house. He wears last years
suit and drives this years car
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-11-10
Barney Clazer's
Column

What this country needs is a
tcieviSlon set at baseball games
SO fans can see what's going on
in cocktail bars Dad will
appreciate this thought for the
day: It's extremely difficult for
a man TO put his shoulder to the
wheel when his nose is 10 the
grandstone and his back is
against the wall I've seen
many politicians photographed
repeatedly at a press con. ference
and I've finally come to the con-
cluSion that photographer will
take 40 poses until he gets a real
bad one and then he'll print
That We have a precocious
Kid on our street who painted
TINS sign ana stuck Ii up on his
parkway: Drive Carefully.
Don't Hit a Child. Wait for a
Teacher"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-11-10

is doing much to rehabilitate
young people-who have moth
ing wrong with them except
bad speech. The Theodore EN-
cry family operate this nom
profit institution which is sup
ported by contributions, and
these enterprising folks have
found that in nearly every in
instance when they have cor
rected the speech of children
who suffered, and who isolated
themselves as reSult-that
these very youngsters became
good members of society instead
Of delinquentS.
Local insiders say that when
the visit of Queen Mother Eliz-
abeth of England to this country
was first planned, she was to
stay on an OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
floor of the Waldorf. This plan
was changed at the last minute,
and instead, the Queen stayed
with a high British United Ma
tons official in suburban River
dale, overlooking the Hudson
River. Reason given for the
change: the Duke and Duchess
of Windsor were in New York
at the same time. they CUSTOM
arily stay at the Waldorf-and,
we'll you know how that couple
late w,lA english royalty.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-11-10

Not long ago l met George
McManus, creator of the famous
JiggS cartoons, and made a few
notes on him. Guess l better use
these notes now. George passed
away the other day. My notes
say: Jolly fellow, looks like
Jiggs. Understand George him
self likes corn beef and cabbage
too. His cigar is at an angle ex-
actly like that of the comis strip
character who has appeared in
newspapers now for 40 years."
Well, so long, George. Maybe the
Lord can use a good laugh now
and then-and you're just the
guy who can give it to him.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-11-10

Sings of the times: one on the
rear of an auto indicating left
and right passing, respectively:
Safe Sidc"-'Suicide". one
hanging in a corporation office:
Blessed are they who run a.
round in circles. for they shall
be known as big wheels"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-11-10

With juvenile delinquency a
problem here as we'll as in other
parts of the country, reports
come from Winter Park, Florida
that school for correction of
stammering and suffering there
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-11-10
Sermon of The Week

Il will give you all the land
you can walk around by sunset
for this nugget OF gold," said the
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-11-10

on next years salary I'm
happy thought OF this on first
that a gold-digger is young
lady who mines her own BUSH
ness I'll never quite be able
TO understand that il ants are
the hardest workers known,
how come they find so much lei
sure time to attend Sunday pic
MICS?
Here is today'S lovelorn adj
vice to all my feminine readers.
Girls! You must take YOUR
choice. Either Q be an old
maid and look for a husband
every day, or (2) get married
and look for him every night
Now, I'd like to talk to the bow
IN your family. Young man, Ev-
cry American lad has a chance
TO become President of the Unit
ed States when he grows I'D.
mats Just one of the chances
you ii have TO take And
now a bit of encouragement for
all persons owning car. II
you'd like to make your car
run better, just ask an auto
salesman to quote you the price
Tor one of those new 1855 models
Definition of a modern a.
partment - a place where you
start to turn off your television
set and you suddenly find you've
been watching your neighbours
set.
Poem. The poker crowd
thought it amusing, that Jack
never seemed to mind losing.
But why should he. alas. that
snake in the grass. Twas his
company's dough he was using.
leha OF poem) =. Now that the
horsepower in new autos is be-
ing increased every year, I can
Just hear the insurance compan-
les telling us: yes. well insure
your car. but only under 200
miles per hour" Vera Ellen.
the movie star. i've been dane
ing since | was four" To which
l couldn't help replying: You
nnuSt DC trcd' wish | had
thought of this. first, instead of
VIII Rogers: America never
ioS' a war or won a conference"
Groucho Marx favorite
Squelcher: II never forget a face.
out IN your case I'll make an
exception"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-26

understands and is carrying out
policy as outlined by his district
director.
5. Addition Of an independent
programming assistant in the
Washington Office to study FILA
programs continually and to at
tempt to find more effective and
less costly methods Of operation.
6. Adoption Of a program on
minority housing education OF
FILA personnel so that they may
give every assistance to those
trying to make open occupancy
housing available and calling
also for safeguards to insure that
FILA programs are available to
all without regard to race, creed,
color or national origin.
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rectors in order that they may
help the public. the builders, the
lenders, the building materials
dealers and others to understand
how FILA can help them.
2. An improvement and re-
finement in the administrative
pattern of FILA to more clearly
delineate authority and make it
more responsive.
3. Establishment of strong,
active district Offices in the field
in close liaison with policy
making administrative depart
ments in the central Washington
Office.
4. A two-phased inspection
policy calling both for financial
audits and for consultations with
each employe to assure that he
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FILA
Continued From Page BID

Association of Home Builders, in
its Washington letter, referred to
it as a bill loaded" with Senate
restrictions inspired by the FILA
Investigations. THE Byrd dis
closure and accounting amend
ments, applicable to all FILA
housing, if enacted into final law
would administer the final blow
to a workable FILA program,
that statement warned.
Mr.. Mason, on whose shoulders
the FILA mantle fell during the
continuing investigation into
highly publicized rental housing
"windfalls," faced the start of
the third decade with apparent
calm confidence in its future.
1--WE must look to the future
and to greater service to the
people," he announced.
Lists Plans for Future.
Among the plans for the
future, the FILA commissioner
listed:
l. Orientation of district di.
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$1O,25O
WHY PAY RENT2

w ~ - "A - 4SG4N
Frame bungalow, close to MINI ave,
and Randel Cir.--2 nice bedrms., liy.
rm., din. rm kit. and bath, Brand
new gas furnace. Very clean and
comfortab
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TERRACE AREA-Sl4.a50
Br :ck-and-frame Colonial. Liv. rm
din rm.. equipped kit with table
space. full bSmt. with o.s.e,: block
from Rolling Terrace School mr.
shopping and transp.; level lot with
shade trees Call Mr. Fogarty. JU
5-10n4 MODERN REALTY co.
III .-n3nN IN u II N 4
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ARGYLE FOREST
RAMRLER-S22Q 0n
BETHESDA RAMBLER
PRICE, $18,950
QoOn AnET AInE COTIpT

H-UU ADELAIDE COURT
OPEN SUNDAY. / TO DARK
Most sttrac. white brick rambler
nestled in q grove of shade trees,
ready for occupancy within o few
weeks. The home contains excel.
rms, incl. 3 nice bedrms. and col
ored tiled bath. Excel. construction,
mer entertaining. Full bSmt.. Gas
a.-c. heat. Dead-end street. Excel.
434ft 20-year 1st trust avail. Rea-
sonable cash payment. :. other RAM
blers avail. at 1880. Directions:
Out Old Georgetown I'd. to Beech dr..
left on Beech DIR. to Wilmett I'd.
right ON Wilmett to Adelaide dr.,
left to Adelaide court. right to
property. w. b. WRIGHT, 5O2l
NNIcnnnrir EM .aAln
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1901 sLEAFORD RID. BETHESDA.

A better residential nciHhborhood. An
lmmac. brk. Cape Code on a we'll
landscaped cor lot: cfferins fire
place and picture window in lge.
lir nm. sep din. rm.. dishwasher
and dispoSal in kit. y bright bed
rms, and full bath on LIST Ar. huge
md FIR for :! bedrns and bath
Outside entr. to bsmt. Call. OIL. A.
.eSnh or OIL. 2-41u4
Kinks REALTY CO. REALTORS
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.
COLORED
1922 Hamilton st. NV.
COLORED--DETACH
Diplomat Leaving Country
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.E.

MINI. AVE. AREA-Cozy, little, white
det. garage. aas heat level ei'u co 9aset:
lot; may SO CT. $1,000. Also. :
far ily frame, real money-maker
SI3.500. Both in fine condition.
J. NJ MEDLEY. 10. S-5777. "a
RIGGS PARK; Sl5.50o - semiGe-
tached, 3-bedrm. brick; n bath, ist
H.; fun bath, md n: wall-to- wall
carpeting. gas &C. heat, fenced lot.
Assume A. CT loan, So mo. in
clu ing taxes and insurance: many
extras. Mr., zabrek. TIA. g-54l3.
cox 4, coz UN. 4-1536. III
BY OWNER; ~ Risgs I'd. ne. blk.
of n. H ave. .w.-Custom built
rambler, yrs. old beaut. corner
lot with j.. Ice trees Extra-lg
iiv, rm. with tirepl, = lge. corner
bedrms., sep din rm. or additional
bedrm.. a!l-elec. kit. gas heat. \
baths. parqaet ifs. lge. screened
porch; block to shopping. tranSp
and and schools, IL min. to downtown.
9 9Th. AND RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE.
hedrms, and bath on Ist Fl. md A.,
a complete apt; bsmt., Gas heat.
Terms at Si5.950. Mr.. RYAN, DE.
"-5l1S, with. NJ. PAUL HANNAH.
~ 9Th ST NV, ME. S-tiO0. Id
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES row brick
bSmt,; Capitol Hill area; needs re-
paIr.s Priced to sell. Bv estate,
CHOICE Loo. 81. 500 down. sS5 mo.
paws ell 5-rm. semidet. brk: bsmt..
gas heat. fenced yd., many extras,
like new: $ll,950. TIA. 9-6i41
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp,
KensinUtnn HeiUhtc

Kensington Heights
3-Bedrm. Brick RaInblerS
SIS, 900, Only 81, 300 On.
FEATURES:
/. Delightful. fully equipped kitchen.
=. "a exquisite baths, colored Ak
lures, full length mirrored special
cabinets.
8. Full bsmt., intelligently planned
Tor future recreation area: out
side entrance.
4. Of-street parking driveway.
D. Butlt-in safety features RECON-
mended by National Association of
Home Builders.
o. Flexible financing to qualified
purchasers.
Open Sat. and Sum-, 1-Dark
Directions: Out Georgia ave. to Ply
ers Mill I'd. left to st. Margaret
Way and McComas, sharp right on
Perigoy to site, or out Connecticut
ave. to Kensington Firehouse, right
to st. Paul. left to McComas, right
to Perigoy and site.
Gleuck Construction Corp.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.
CoLORED--l6I7 BUCHANAN ST.

COLORED--1G17 BUCHANAN ST
For exclusive. comfortable living.
bet; brick containing 4 bedrms..
baths nm. attic. 81 rmS.l. lge. entr:
hall; din; rm:. kit. lily. RIM. and
rm. and bath: lear garage. SIS. 100
down. Excel. financing. viii consider
renting to substantial tenant. sees
per mo. Call owner, MR.. HARRIS
AID. 4-l959 or OIL. 4-1b34. Ia
COLoRED--ON 10th ST. NEAR YOU
Ideal for tourist home or profess
ssional, use, IA rms. I baths. Priced
sponS party. For details and appt.
to insp, call VINNICK & COHEN.
ME. S-2294. Daily til &. Sun. 1"-5.
CRITTENDEN ST.
house. Sale by owner. o rms. >
kitchens, 2 baths, arrangement for
: apis, Recr. rm., cement porch;
large yard. big garage. Priced below
market. Make offer. Open for inspec-
ton Sunday l pm. til dark, Ia.
coLoRED-lNCoME AND HOME
Semidet. brick: rms. and bath. on
: floors. , complete apis on :,rd
IGOR TIS ,3 29 Que st. NV. Call FLAGG,
eoLoEEo@aes rARRAGuT ST..
Rlgnl OH Ga. ave-, 1 bedrmS. :,
baths. I,se. mod, kit. auto. heat,
:-car prick GARAGE. Many fine fea-
home. NJ, E. SMITH INC. i4IS II
st. NV. DI. 7-7S17; IL. 3-916S. ID
cOLORED - 5o06 4th ST. NV. -
Redecorated lovely brick Colonial;
concrete front porch, = rear porches
II inclosedl; q rms, . complete
kit. mod. tile bath. full bsmt with
rec, rm. and "a bath; oil h.-w.h. /:
huilt-in garage.
ELLIS KOSSOW REALTY CO. INC.
ST. 3-0436 no. a-TS3T
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ROCKVILLE

AZ SOUTH ADAMS ST.-Priyately
punt brick. Slate root. center hall
dining rm.. kit on LIST A.; master
bedrm.. smaller bedrm.. bath on End
f.; fun bsmt.; oil INV h. Exclusive
neighborhood. Approx. q acre with
magnificent oak trees and other
landscaping. Garage in bsmt. Con-
yenlent to stores and bus transp
Ideal for couple. Easy financing to
responsible party $4,000
XyTNCON DCTED
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BETHESDA RAMBLER

OPEN sun. to dark. Reasonably
priced at only SIS. 500. Just , Minis.
to NH. Attrac.. brick home. on
lge. cor. lot. we'll Handicapped. Ga
rage connected to home by wide.
screened breeZeway = bedrms.
bath, liv. rm.. dinette and kit. on
LIST A.; md fl avail. for additional
GEORGETOWN I'd. 6 blks. beyond
Suburban Hospital. left on johnson
ave. to end Of johnson. Home on
corner OF Johnson and Ewing dr..
Ewes. call Mr.. Council. OIL. 4-0649.
Colonial Investment Co.
RE. 1850. 923 18th st. NV.
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20 THE EVENING STAR
HOUSES sALE-N.W. Cont

washington, D. G.
FEBRUARY ID, 1854
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
A HONEY OF A HOME

3-BEDRM. BRICK RAMBLER
Fine. Silver Spring location; large
Choir fenced in rear: covered front
porch; dining area of lg. living rm.
spacious GE kit: bedrms. all large
sparkling clean throughout. Cal
Mr.. Gutenberg, today. JU. g-75S5
MARSHALL j. MAPLE CO.
Realtor 1924 14th st. AID. 4-200s
GRUVER BUILT
We have (2) outstanding homes ir
our Woodside. Silver Spring subdi-
sny dsy F From run iniSrmts e Gnl
EXCEPT WEDNESDAYS.
III H.OAAN
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BETHESDA RAMBLER
PRICE. $1,000

a3Ol SINGLETON DR..
OPEN SUN. TO DARK
3-bedrm.. 1-bath detached
brick rambler. only few years old.
Stairs to fully insulated attic: lovely
fenced yard. ideal for children
Lovely kitchen with dishwasher and
disposal. A short run to the Ma
tional Institute of Health. Excellent
terms with 4N2eo financing.
Dir: Out Old Georgetown I'd. ia
Beech ave. left on Beech ave. to
Singleton dr., left to property. W B.
WRIGHT. 5021 Wisconsin ave. EN-
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chevy CHASE MD.-Country club
area-A beautiful detached corner
home on LARGE tree-shaded lot. Gen.
ter-hall Colonial. liv. rm., powder
nm. din rm. kit. and screened
porch on LIST f.; :, lge. bedrms
bath and sun deck on md e. A
daylight bsmt has guest suite OF
Inv. nm. kit. bath and lae dressing
nm; tool rm. This home IVES Gus
built by one @. the aneet loca'
architects. For further information
please call
INEZ CUSHARD. REALTOR
EN-. 2-4332 or OIL. 2-5S67
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APARTMENTS and sleeping
rooms. Nicely decorated. BY day,
week or month. Stutz Hotel. Apis.
40 Fleming.
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1O@Male and/Or Female
Help Wanted

COLLECTOR wanted to preserve
Sea Horses, Octopi and other
marine specimens for cash. Write
for free Confidential Tips to Col
lectors and prices offered. NAT
URE LAB, IA Orange St., Bloom
field, N. J.
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SEVEN room house for sale. Com
pletely furnished. Phone 2-5765
mornings, 2-2322 afternoons, Mrs.
Lopez.
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Estate For Sale

) BEDROOM house. Completely
furnished. Large corner lot.
Many fruit trees. 1882 Harris Ave-
nue..
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MALE or Female - We are ex-
banding! Direct sales organiza-
ton will select one man and one
lady in Key West. Character re-
ferenceS required and car neces-
sary. If selected, your earnings
will be far above the average. If
you will work and want to enjoy
the better things of life, write -
Mr.. Carl A. Mikullitz, 300 N. w.
9th St. Rd., Miami, Fla, or con-
tact Mrs. A. Valenzuela, d. Geo.
Allen Apis, Key West, Fla.
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STROLLER, nearly new. IS. Phone
2-8849, 522 Elizabeth st.
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3 BEDROOM frame Bahama, fur
nished, corner, FOOL Fogarty and
Second $500. Tel. 2-6616 days, q
$500 after and Sunday.
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THREE bedrooms, two baths. Tile
floor, tile roof. $22, 500. Floyd
Sands, 1913 South st.
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FURNISHED, one-bedroom apart
ment for a refine couple. SIS.
monthly. No pets. GIG William st.
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USED ALL State Crusaire scooter
1910 Flagler Ave.