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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-06-29

balcony a sequence Of pre-
served specimens shows the
development of the human
embryo and foetus from the
ovum at the time of fertiliza-
ton to the moment of birth,
and a group of transparent
models permits a close exami-
nation of the skeletal growth
at various stages of preg-
nancy.
The Camp Transparent Wo-
man, the centerpiece of this
balcony, provides the visual
material for a dramatic dem
onstration of the intricacy of
the human body. During dem
i onstrations the figure is
lighted internally to show the
locations of the nineteen vital
organs in the proper places in
the interconnected system.
T through the transparent
plastic Skin" may be seen
the bone framework of a ty-
pical female of about so
years of age.
Story Of Human Growth
| Off the balcony's northeast
corner is found a life sized,
three dimensional reproduc-
ton of Luke Fildes' painting
"The Doctor.
The human heart is dynam-
ically represented by a 16-
foot model through which the
visitor passes in order to fol-
low the movement of blood
through the body's pump. Ad-
joining, are activated exhibits
presenting a graphic story of
the circulatory system, its
operation, it's relationship to
all functions of the human
body and what is needed to
keep it in good and healthy
condition. These exhibits were
presented by the Chicago
Heart Association.
On the adjoining east mez-
canine is Miracle of Growth
sponsored by the University
of Illinois. This is the story
of human growth. 1t shows
how growth is a continuous
process and how growth fol-
lows an orderly sequence in
all normal individuals. A life
begins with hereditary endow-
ment, to which is added at
conception an environment
which enhances or impedes
growth. Internal and exter-
nal conditions begin immedi'
ately to modify the rate and
. pattern of development. TIC
give wider understanding OF
these processes, thus improv'
ing the individuals chance tt
live a healthy and satisfying
life, is the purpose of the eX
= hibit.
Houses Historic Planes
East of Miracle, the Ma
, tional Foundation for Infan
tile Paralysis presents an ex
hibits on virus diseases, witt
particular stress on polio
/ Next to it is a series of diora
! mas presented by the Public
+ Service Company of Northern
, Illinois, showing the history
r of resuscitation methods. Be
+ yond, the American Cancel
Society's dynamic exhibit pro
vides clear, comprehensive
and authoritative information
+, on the vital subject of cancer
its growth from a single
"wayward' cell; it's develop
ment and destructive effects
it's symptoms and treatmen
methods.
, In the area beyond the can
Ger exhibit the advance O.
surgery and disqualification il
: told in dioramic scenes typica
, of the pre-anaesthetic era il
! surgery, with a modern oper
E ating room shown as contrast
, Here also the American Medi
: cal Association makes a gra
5 phic explanation of what con
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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-06-29


the many highlights of the
Croatian Fraternal Union S |
4th National Junior ConVen-
ton, to be held July 2-3-4 in
Gary, Indiana, will be a tour
Sunday, July 3, Of Chicago S
world famed Museum OF Sci
ence and Industry.
Here, in brief, arc some
of the exhibits the Delegates
will come to see.
In the south court, as a
feature of the Fuels and Me-
tails Section, stands the head
frame and hoist of the Mu-
seums working coal mine,
where a special train carries
them to the working face. Ty-
pical mechanical operations,
as practiced in Southern Hi
nois coal fields, are shown by
experienced miners.
West of the mine shaft are
exhibits on petroleum. Lights
show the location Of the
worlds oil on a huge rcVolV-
ing globe. Large models and
dioramas explain how oil de-
posits were formed, the ge-
ology of areas in which they
occur, how such deposits arc
located, and how oil is taken
from the ground. Other pha-
ses of the industry are pre-
scnted pictorially. Industrial
films are shown daily in the
theater located within the OK
hibit. These exhibits have
been presented by group OF
ten oil companies.
ColOrful Steel Murals
The adjoining exhibit on
metals is entered from the
south court. Here the story of
metals begins with the color
full Inland Steel murals, which
portray symbolically the
sources, methods of manufac-
ture and uses Of iron and
steel. The terrazzo floor is in
laid with rolled steel sections,
Just beyond this room are
operating models and full
sized machines used in the
making and shaping of metals
a blast furnace and open
hearth; a hot strip rolling
mill; the five basic tools OF
the machine shop; a machine
that twirls wire into springs
On a balcony above, reached
by convenient stairWays, arc
exhibits of alloys and the
hcat-trcatmcnt and testing OF
metals; the ore flotation pro
cess which separates valuable
metal-rich minerals fro n
worthless rock; a blacksmith
shop of the fifties operates
beside a modern welding
booth. In the foundry, heavy
and light metals are poured
daily. In the theater adjoin
ing, free industrial and sclen
tific movies are shown daily
on subjects covered by the
museum exhibits.
Fully Mechanized Farm
The west court is occupied
by Harvester Farm, a com
plcte, life-sizc replica Of the
heart of a fully mechanizeC
16O-acre farm in a setting
that faithfully reproduces th'
surrounding fields and all Tho
authentic rural sounds. Agri
cultural motion pictures sar,
shown daily in an adjoining
thcater. International Harves
ter Corporation presented th'
farm.
Exhibits IN Physical Sclcn
ces extend west from th'
north court. The visitor en-
ters that presented by th'
Elgin National Watch Com
pany, showing the history o
time-keeping from the an
cient water clocks to the me
chanism sending today's TIM
signal around the world.
In the next room one meet
Newton laws of motion am
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-06-29
See Yourself On T-V

In the telephone exhibit, q
visitor may hear his own
voice and test his hearing.
Numerous and varied exhibits
Evening star., 1955-06-14

June brides ore shouting "BRAVO
MAURICE" :. because oword-wnnine
Maurice walks off with top honors in the
ort of planning and executing deeoro-
tons for any specioI COX requirements.
Thot is why smart June brides turn to
Magnificent Mourice for their wedding
eokes. Ifyou ore going to be June bride
demand the superior quality and master
craftsmanship that only Maurice eon
create Drop by the HEIDI Bakery at your
fovorite GIANT FOOD STORE. visit the
HEIDI Bokey in Silver Spring or coll
Juniper 7-7707. You can make orange
ments to have wedding coke created
especially for you. HEIDI has ovoilobIe
muIticoIors and decorations to please the
poIote and the eye. Remember you can
order your decorated coke at any GIANT
FOOD STORE or coll Juniper 7-77O7.
HEIDI decorated cakes cost only dollar
per pound.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-09-21
Conway Editor
BY AL HARRISON

Editor John Skies took his editorial
last dainty knuces for failure to under
stand the Counsel of Constructive Citizens"
Several weeks ago we casually mentioned that Editor
ally enjoyed able ourselves
more clearly by watching Others - =,
We apologies feelings about the "CCC Nor
do we bend at the knees for tossing little baos at Editor Skies
for his tree barking.
asking make the rounds deliver speeches
the subject indignation bit far fetched For all
writer but weak the microphone One exception in the Allan
tic Publishing Company is the boss Horace Carter who made
100 and learned the art of public speak
ing the hard way.
Actually, with comparing the ccc"
that appeared the front of The Field for
past eight weeks mail order caaog that
couldn't the forest for the trees If didn't previously
offer that choice bit of advice the moment without charge
what Truth is that by the time
had chance to digest the entire undertaking.
editor f or.' '"''' |'''|' VIC O'7l'' '''|''> y ~
If we digest correctly, the merely get
ting people petition the Horny County Delegation to
the South Carolina Legislator easng them the wishes
of the sgners in maintaining segregation Correct Sir Skies
this Horny County delegates who must
be peoned before they act the interest of the people? Woe
be unto Columbus County delegate he moves against the
sembled petition And we have the same problem here that
exists the State Line.
Editor Skies implied that weren't worth salt in the
business If that stems from the fact that won
write editorials and stories TO be taken with grain Of
salt, appreciate his remarks.
BY would attempt Editor Skies on
editing country newspaper He was writing editorials and
important than the comic strips Now that have learned
the difference often find best comic the form of
editorials.
We think the "CCC" a valuable
front page space As yet we dgested any
what purpose it is going to serve When we digest its purpose we
find ourselves greatly impressed with original idea that
it waste of time.
truly worthy space Trb
however after learning about the of the Field and
noticing that Editor Skies devoted much the subject
decided would ride in the front with him
Editor Skies will probably remain in the drivers there
consolation in the thought that long ride the
vehicle his position Will tend to make him the chauffeur
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-09-21
Guideway P.T.A. Appreciates Teachers

Members of the Guideway P.T.A.
haven't solved all the problems of
school teacher but their recent action
indicates they are interested in their
welfare.
When they voted to reimburse
teachers for expenses incurred while
visiting homes of delinquent students,
they may have set a precedent for
other county schools.
Surely, they will win the approval
of teachers throughout the area.
Part of teachers work is visiting
in homes of delinquent students
Everyone tends to accept it as the
teachers job regardless of the fact
that she might have to spend several
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-09-21
Editorials
CP&L Employee Deserves Our Appreciation

Holmes climbed the pole and cut the
lines to enable the fire department
some degree of safety in their fire
fighting efforts.
Fortunately, the heavy rains during
the two weeks prior to the fire pre-
vented its spreading to the entire
plant. AS it was, firemen fought for
an hour before bringing it under con-
troll. Without an adequate fire depart
ment the consequences would have
been worse.
We appreciate the efforts of the
Carolina Power and Light employee
and feel that he performed a great
public relations act and real service
to the community.
Don had no preconceived ideas
about public relations but he knew
that he was the only one capable of
alternating the situation.
Since most of our residents are SER
weed by Carolina Power and Light
Company, another true service would
be rendered if a permanent service
man were located in Tabor City.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-09-21

hours each afternoon for month in
getting it done Too, the visiting
involves some degree of expense . .
Most teachers resign themselves to
the fact that visiting is something that
must be done
The fact that the Guideway P.T.A.
plans to reimburse teachers for their
eXpenes isn't extremely important.
We appreciate more the outward
show of appreciation for the teachers
efforts.
Our compliments to the P.TA. for
its thoughtful planning and wise de-
cision to attempt to make life more
pleasant for its teachers.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-09-21

Tabor City's need for permanent
power company serviceman was never
more evident than during last weeks
lumber yard fire.
Thanks to Don Holiness, Carolina
Power and Light Company service
man, who happened on the scene, a
major fire disaster was averted.
81 don't know why we always have
to call someone from another town
in the county when something like
this happens" said one irate spectator
as he watched the flames leap higher
and higher. Firemen were helpless
with the broken power lines flashing
their deadly blue flame from the
midst of lumber stacks.
Whether or not REA officials were
notified that repairman was urgent
ly needed to cut the power lines is
not too important. 1t is important to
realize that the call was made around
seven o'clock and R E A servicemen
arrived on the scene shortly after
eight o'clock.
1t was r E A property but Don
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-09-21

Cor las it, property right
which the courts will recognize
and protect.
In the absence of a provi-
sion in a persons will, the
right of preservation and buri-
al belongs TO the surviving
husband or wife, or next of
kin. For example, if a man
dies. II is his wife who has the
say as to where and how his
body is 10 be buried. If he has
no surviving wife. then this
right vested in those next Of
kin 10 him.
II there is a dCsCration Of the
grave of an ancestor. there
vests in the next of kin as of
the time the wrongful act is
done a right to bring an action
for damages.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-09-21
1T PAYS TO BE HONEST, AT TIMES

There are times when honesty isn't the best policy
Preacher Wilkins, owner of Tabor City Cleaners and
not preacher at all, let his honesty run away with
him the other day
when are you going to get a haircut? You will
soon look like of these 'behop' kids, smiled
PREACHER as passed his place of business.
He caught me with my hair down and there was
little could say just got haircut in March and
with cold weather coming there just doesn't seem
much sense in getting scalped then paying fortune
Tor fuel oil to keep my warm.
What beats me is that Preacher didn't saw q word
ABOUT my shabby appearance when l paid him last
months cleaning bill.
Come to think of it. he commented on how nice
my clothes looked )
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-09-21
PLAIN TALK
Beloved
Lady
PLAIN TALK
By AL HARRISON

About every month get chance to dro,
by and exchange a few pleasant remarks with Mrs.
Mary Todd.
The other night was looking for the gentlem,
who clobbered their plane into the hay field next -
Tabor City Lumber Company and my search carried
me to Mrs. Todd's Boarding House.
Il don't you very often but still read Won,
column and enjoy it," she remarked with her usuaI
smile. '
Then she told me she had read Carriers Column
recently about the late Mrs Rosa Carroll
Carter had mentioned that Mrs. Carroll lived n
ripe age. She was 70 years old when she died >,
I'm II years old and wonder what kind of aFne
he thinks that s?" laughed Mrs Todd
know the answer. It's age that becomes
sweet young lady like Mrs. Todd.
She gets more work done in two hours than can
accomplish in day.
If l live to be II, just hope people love me the
way they do her. ~
incidentally, Mrs Todd, wrote the above about
four hours before you called and told me to come bv
and pick up that lemon pie which was the best I'I
eaten.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-09-21

man with the battered silver
lined top hat who tootS a clar-
met and asks his audience: us
everybody happy" T h t s
when Mr.. Lewis will receive
the full Hollywood treatment
he'll be given a dressing
room table early in the morn
ing with a molehill on it and
he'll be expected TO make a
mountain out of it before the
day is over.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-09-21
This Is The Law
BY ROBERT f. LEE
(For The y. G. Bar Association
(FCR TIE n. c. BAR
ASSOCIATION
KINDS OF PROPERTY

What is real property?
In a popular sense, property
is anything that may be own
ed. II may be divided into two
general classes: real property
and personal property.
Real property is the term
applied to land or real estate.
1t is property which is immo-
vable and permanent in its
character and use, such as
houses and buildings, the an
nexed fixtures, the trees and
vegetation above the soil as
well as the mineral under
meath its surface.
What is personal property?
Personal property is NOV
able in its mature, and in
cludes every sort of property
not possessing the nature Of
real property, such as furni-
ture, merchandise, clothing,
animals, promissory notes,
stocks and bonds, books. pat
ents, automobiles. and the like.
Personal property may be
changed into real property, as
where one takes brick and
mortar-all personal property
and constructs n house with
them. which is then consider
cd real property: and if in the
lapse Of time that same house
be raized TO the ground and
the building material sold as
such, they again acquire the
characteristics of personal
property.
May one have a property
right" in the dead body of an
other?
Yes. Although dead body
is not property in the strict
sense, the right TO its possess
sion and disposition is a quasi
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-09-21

Next time you're ann0yc
by a friend who is trying {.
impress you with his import
ance, just remind that rcrSo'
about the fly who looked baCl
while riding in the rear OF (;
twC-ton truck on an UuulvCC
country road and remarked
MY What a lot of dust I'm
kicking up" Did you hear
about the man who was hook
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-09-21
Barney GIuzer's
Column

next block so our smiling
gentleman drove to the curb
and the lady pulled in behind
him. Even then, she bumped
him a third time. Getting out
OF his car warily, the man
walked back TO the lady who
apOlOGlzcd profuScly and ad-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-09-21
loNE BROUGHT DRAINAGE PRoBLEMs

Hurricane lone didn't do much damage but the
water she brought way added to existing drainage
problems.
Town officials have had their hands full of COM
plants and have been pushing the drainage ditch
that was planned some months ago.
biggest headache for residents is the rate of birth
III mosquito families. Where drainage is poorest, you
can reach out and grab handful of the stingi.
menaceS with little effort
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-09-21

Known far and wide for his
Infectious grin and harmonious
nature, a local citizen was
driving down our main boulc-
ward early this week when
suddenly a lady driver bump
ed his car from the rear. The
same contact occurred in the
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-09-21

ca danny. delicious. dill
!yIleS and when his doctor
.u 81 him To eliminate all
n... items ne Immediately
: his subscription to
- N,gazinC2 As
..r .s Tel Lewis completes
..l g;r.tranCC ut the
"oc.-nut Grove. Hollywood
49,. 'rr '.fc story Of the
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-09-21
WATCH YOUR PoCKETBOOKs, ARTISTS
ARE HERE

TobaccO prosperity brings its share of fast
dollar boys into the County The latest easy pickngs
seem TO be along the wrist watch line fancy looking
dial has the innards of a three dollar watch The
going price ranges from $40 to $50
Go ahead and get yourself a bargain. Don't say
you haven't been properly warned.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-09-21

liIda Ward former Red DeVilette basketball star.
was nome from Nurses School in Columbia few weeks
ago and 1t was nice to notice that she hadn't lost her
friendly smile | presume she is looking forward to
another the team floored bv the Nurses
School
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-09-21

has columbus County ever had Negro Sheriff
by the name OF Neil McPhal? Was there Negro
postmaster by the name of Elery Smith?
lhose are two questions asked recently in a con-
VerSatlon and no one knew the answer
If there has been such and you can furnish the
information, I'll part with of my hard-earned
dollars -
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-09-21

A man residing in Maine
and man residing in Florida
meet in New York. The Maine
resident wants to sell to the
Florida resident all of his real
and personal property located
in North Carolina. They want
to execute the contract in New
York. The law of which state
will govern the transaction?
Real property can only be
conveyed or disposed of in ac-
cordance with the law of the
place where it is situated.
while a transfer of personal
property is usually governed
by the law of the place where
the transaction occurs.
Accordingly, the real prop
erty must be conveyed to the
laws of North Carolina, and
the personal property must be
transferred pursuant to the
laws of New York.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-09-21

The troubled husband had
been walking the baby in the
wee hours of the night when
suddenly the telephone bell
shrilled loudly. He answered
listened intcntly TO the caller
and then yelled al his sleeping
wife: Sergeant Al Brown says
he's back from two years over
seas duty and he wants e
know if you're doing anythins
tonight" Top this telegram
error if you can. A wife re
ceived the following wiz
from her out-of-town husband
Having wonderful time. Wis
you were her" Bartender
what would you like TO drinf
TOP" Customer: ITO four
o'clock in the morning" II
never quite be able 10 under
stand why our children get Sc
many poor marks on their re-
port cards and vet they have
the unmitigatcd nerve 10 look
so darned bright,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-09-21

Does a wife acquire dover
rights in the personal property
Of her deceased husband?
No. a wife may claim dover
rights only in the real property
Of her deceased husband.
a surviving wife may claim
as dover a life estate in one
third Of any real property that
her husband owned at any
time during their marriage. II
Il wife signs the decd TO any
real property her husband con-
veyS during their marriage.
she thereby waivics the right
TO claim any dover in this
property subsequent to his
death. This is the reason that
purchasers Of land customar-
lily demand that married men
give TO them a deed signed by
both the man and his wife.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-09-21
Conway Editor
SIups Our Dainty Wrists

mitted she had only recently
learned how to drive. III
most certainly pay for any
damage" she offered, 80 just
tell me what / can give you"
Still the good-natured person.
ality, the man leaned in the
window, gazed intently into
the disturbed woman drivers
eyes, and then reptile d.:
There's only one thing l wish
you would give me, lady-and
that's a head start"
Just to prove that you can
fool some of the people all of
the time, a young shapely girl
stood on a busy corner and
ratified coins in a tin cup. A
few passing women made the
noble gesture and dropped
pin money into the cup but
there was noticeably a heavy
preponderance of men who
sized up the pretty girl, smiled
affectionately, and dug way
down deep for a generous do
nation. But nobody paid any
attention to the sign on the
girls tin cup which read:
Give! I Need a Mink Coat
Badly" Dad answered the
telephone and told the young
man calling his teen-age
daughter: I'm sorry, friend,
but Dreamboat isn't at her
dock right now" Showgirl
in 4 TV revue: MIR. Smith just
loves my company and I SIM
ply adore his. It's called the
Smith Diamond Mine"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-09-21

Chances you've always considered Odsmobc
hghpriced And its true il looks like high. priced
car performs like high.prccd car has all the
prestige Of cars costing many, many dollars
Bm actually, you big, beautiful Rocket
Engine Odsmobie for less than models the lotcca
priced fcH What's more. you'll find "Rockct' is