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AUTO BODY MEN

Must BE- first class: Q men; excellent
WORKING conditions. See Mr.. Pres
grave, OURIeMAN CHEW. INC,
$40 H st. ne. -
AUT0MOTIVE CASHIER BILLING
CLERK, familiar with Ford parts
and service dept. repair orders;
essary; good salary for oualifisd
giIssfGahr C aoT III che se 5 5E =
afro DELIVERY PREPARATION
MAN to service new cars for de-
livery and install accessories. Lee.
Ford leadership. Paid holidays
fns yas SoSRoE o5Rg pD CO. lss E
a Eas5Wsss Nv" si!Tes R sPsDYf W.
need 2 men experienced in prepar;;
Ing new cars for delivery. General
motors experience preferred but
not essential; compensation -
liberal salary and bonus. plus sli
S Ssual e9Tps sryaN Psnsnss poS ss
auTo f I1UttBRii Utacii St man. sxper Ger
to work In modern Puick dealer
ship. An dement's. Apply CATH
NESS BUICK. 7700 Wis. ave. OIL,
$4,000. Mr., Peers. "a
AUTO MEOhAN1OB lnubt. " eApOA'
with foreign cars. Excellent propo-
sition. Perm. lob; COMPANY bene-
or Mr.. Mills. MANHATTAN AUTO.
18th and r SITS, NV. -23
AUTO MECHANIC for nev-car serv-
ice, exper. only: 5h-day wk. Top
salary for Q top man. See Mr. stat
en-, ROYAL MOTORS. INC. Chrys-
ler-Plymouth. 1910 upshur ct. NV.
afro tn '- MECHANIC. chry.lsr .expe-
rience preferred: fiat rate basis:
plenty Of work In our new modern
shop: disqualification, paid Vaca-
tion and other company benefits.
Apply IN person to MI, Staten,
ROYAL MOTORS. INC. Chrysler"
plymouth, 124o upshur st. NV"
Afro MECHANIC. experienced: paid
vacation: must be sober. H. & l..
AUTO SERVICE. 1909 3rd st, ne.
AUTO MECHANICS. Q. must be first
class, furn. references: paid vace-
lions, Insurance benefits; excel.
working conditions, aalaried. See
Mr. Wentz. GRADY MOTORS
CORP, 1900 Wis. ave-. Bethesda.
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PERSONAL

FOR ANY KIND Of heavy construe-
zion contact VIM. PUTT, Com
tractor and Builder. Saxton. Pa.
for free estimates. Backed By years
OF experience. Phone Saxton, Pa.
ONCE. b-2g24: res. 5-2205. --23
MIMEoGRAPHING, 800 copies; s3;5S
l74O X ct. NV. RIM. 4S. 81, g.
PIANO TUNER, 50; D. c. or suburbs
Repair . Fsss;d .v vIeToR aS 2g5soR ZOE !
ga
HELMS, u up: hitting In sir-condi-
tioned comfort during August only,
Quick service. NEEDLECRAFT, 720
11th st. NV. "a
FYPMG AND EDITING done at ny
bone: manuscripts. letters. ess: "a
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PROPOSALS

INVITATION FOE Bms-Easterr
Dispenssry and Casualty Hospital
VIII receive sealed Bids for the
Additions and Alterations to the
present Hospital at $50 pm. on
the fourth day Of October, 1856
At the once OF Irwin 3. Porter and
Sons, Architects, 613 18th street
NV, WASHINGTON. d. c.. ut which
time bids will be opened publicly.
The project Is located ct 9Th and
Mass, Ave-. NE. Washington, D. C.
Two complete sets Of plans and
Specifications may be obtained by
fects once on August ~. 1855
~ Of $500 in form or certified
check payable to Eastern Dispen-
sary and Casualty Hospital. such
deposits TO be refunded II docu-
ments are returned in good con-
dillon within ten days Of bid
opening. Additional sets Of pianI
and specifications may be OBJ
tained By principal contraction
each set which win mot be re.
funded except in amount Of sis
icF each .SnseS Ssin t sssuF gss. y
eesl issSd days. sum Of s'n sSooCc
viii Be deducted from the CONTRACT
price 90 liquidated damages fol
each calendar day the contractor
exceeds the specified time for com.
pletion. The owner reserves the
FIGHT TO award the contract II
the lowest responsible bidder enc
to reject any or all bids. --2i
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when snssOeSsRp adperttsealents
acdSessed to Sta1 bOIes DO NOT
tHclose original references photo
soRal palue Copies eefUe the puS.
Graphs o. Other materials OF Ger.
poss Originals mas Get lost
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ACCT. o,sEAS-$s,000
LLoYDS EMP. SERVICE
lao n. 7. Ave. gr. $3.50,

AD MzTCHEs-sTfL AMAZING Dr.
i sabss Soof 10 . aS 90 ni So s1d s 2tS
CASH COMM. Every business 4
prospect. Repeats. Start without
expef., men, women; full, part time.
BUY NOTHING. Sales kit. furn.
MATCH CORP. or AMERICA. Dept.
JK. Chicago 80.
and investigator, for
casualty insurance claims: peKma-
neut position. Apply in own hantl-
writing. Our employees know 81
this ad. Boz lz9-6. Star. --23
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HELP--MEN

AUTO MECHANlCS--Enjoy security
Of permanent position while work
ing conditions. You will have TOP
level pay, profit sharing, paid vaca.
tons, paid holidays. health and
hospital insurance and opportu-
mites for advancement. Phone Mr.
Myers, DE. 2-670O. for appoint
ment. Washington's Oldest and
TREW MOTOR co. 30
AUTO MEChANlSS t2l: plenty o.
ant SURROUNDINGS. steady work, ell
year round. Contact MR.. ToLSoN,
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CHEMISTS
Chemical Engineers

Major manufacturer
Of synthetic fibers and
films has excellent OPP
portunities in plant
technical work for re-
cent graduates. Current
vacancies in Front
Royal, Va, and Charles
ton, w. Va. Require BIS.
in chemistry or chemical
engineering. Will con-
slider men with up to
three years industrial
experience,
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SPECIAL NOTICES

I WILL NOT BE REsPOSIBLE fol
any debts contracted BY any one
other than myself. WILLIAM GOT
SIS. 1878 9Th Of. ne, Wash, D: G.
2Is
! WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE fol
any debts contracted BY anyone
other than myself. Asa B. SWAMI,
Rt. 2, Box 722, Clinton. Nd. rs
! WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE fol
any debts contracted BY anyone
but myself GEORGE w. STAN
FORD. 3112 Westcver DR.. Sc. 22'
MEN OVER 5O-We can help you
ind emplymt. MR.. 9AyARY. 770t
ca. ave. Thurs. nlght. ESQ, RIM. 9
NOTICE-FREE
Persons interested are cordially IN.
vited 10 Join our local Group tn
discussion Of the CoSmie--the In
visible world. from which comes
the visible world, and the source
Of tremendous latent Powers within
all OF US, Come and toin Us In
learning how TO work with this
Power In such way that We viii
be able to realize our every desire.
Phone IA, 6-7433 for information
or free literature.
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ASSISTANT
SALES
MANAGER

neutrality-suspicious. lO3-yr.-
old company operating ma
tionally. can use an expert
enced, ambitious. direct
salesman, 20 to IS years
old. to assist the district
managers in the Washington
area, Car necessary. No
travelling, no material short
ages; tangible merchandise.
Excellent training program,
no on seasons. Man selected
will enjoy excellent commits
sion earnings during training
district manager offers iiis-
time security with earnings
ranging from $4,000 to $12,-
900 and higher annually.
Our men have Q protected
territory and realize lifetime
security through steady, re-
peated business from old
customers, Our employees
know OF this I'd. For personal
intsIyieg' - telephone ,,, Mh;
MET, ct the Woodner. HU.
3-0373. from Q 10 2 pm.
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AUCTION SALES

ANTIQUES and modern furniture.
glass. china bric-a-brac. etc.
Thursday, 7:30 pm. SUBURBAN
AUCTIONS. Rockville. Nd.
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To Place q
Star Classified Ad
Sterling $4,000
CLOSING Hours:

Closing Hours:
MONDAY EDITION. . PM. Sunday
TUES. to FRI. 3 PM. Day Before
SATURDAY EDITION, 10 Pm. FRI.
SUNDAY EDITION, 10 PM. Friday
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ENGINEERS PHYSICISTS
EMERSON
OFFERS NEW CAREERS
OPPORTUNITIES
We Need Professional Personnel
In the Following Fields

We Need Professional Personnel
In the Following Fields
Radar and Countermeasures Network Theory
Microwave Techniuues Pulse Circuitry
Electro-Mech. Design standardization
New career opportunities are open to physicists
and engineers at the Emerson Research Labora-
tories the newest division in the Emerson Radio
Photograph Corporation.
Emerson offers you the chance to grow profess
sionally in your particular field while enjoying ex-
cellent financial benefits including retirement,
insurance, medical and surgical plan at no cost to
the employe.
Ideally located in Washington the Emerson
Research Laboratories are provided with admirable
facilities to assist you in carrying out your assign
mentS.
Phone TU. 2-6800
EMERSON RESEARCH LABORATORIES
TOT Lamont st. NV, washington 10, D. G..
A DIVISION or HArERsoN RADIO PHoNooRAPH CORP
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ADVERTISING ART

ADVERTISING ART
AND GENERAL ASSISTANT
Young artist, for rough layouts
pasteups. etc.: will also assist In
production and copy at top adyer.
Using agency. Write completl
backgrOund. Box 134-S, Star.
APPLICATION ENGINEER
AIc standard exper, desired. Pro.
prietary line Of threaded fAsten.
ers, Contact aircraft, electroniei
and instrument mfgFs., mid and
southern Atlantic states. Salary
car and expenseg.S Mail qualiosA.
tons, address and phi. NO. TO H. q
WRAY, Room 101, FriendShip In.
ternational Airport. Nd.
ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTSMAN -
Permanent position In small once
for experienced man. Ideal work-
ing conditions. An replies eonn-
Dental. Boz 344-s. Star. III
AREA MANAGER. full time. Exper-
fence In direct sales and sales
management preferred. Local work.
Car necessary. High school eduea-
ton. For appt. for personal inter-
view to discuss present as we'll o.
the future income. write division
manager, Box. 1868. Star.
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ACARPENTERS

&S<1xb1 LKN i GxtJ
Experienced in maintenance work on
large subdivision Of houses. Steady
work and good pay year around.
Wheaton area.
DAN oSTRow CONSTR. CO.
13224 Georgia ave-, Wheaton-SilVer
Spring, Md.
CAR WASHER, experienced. See Mr..
Sanders, HILL a SANDERS. INC.
Ford Dealer. lila Vermont ave.
CASHIER with national concern; 8.
day week: under IS, high school
graduate: nee. meet bond and pass
physical, Opportunity for advance
ment. Accounting once. some COM
pany benefits after . months. Sal
AIRY open. based on experience. State
c fFsMalhESlie hHEE E.. star Fred
Morgan on Job. Columbia Pines,
on Columbia pike. near Annandale.
JE 3-2060 or JE. 2-4501. "a
CEMENT PARGERs; exper. men: top
CERTIFIED WELDER wanted on
pipeline. Call ED. o-5600. Ext.
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HrLp-MER
DRIVERS
Airport Transport, Inc.


tt drive taxicabs from Wash. Natl.
Airport. Must have clean record
and know WASH. area thoroughly.
Vacations with pay. group hospi-
talization and other benefits. Apply
AIRPORT TRANSPORT, Wash.
NAL Airport. 8 am. I'll
'DRIvER-PORTBR for liquor store.
6-day wk. Experienced only with
local references. Box 10l-T. Star.
DRIvER.R0UTEMAN, for estabiished
route in upper NV. area: salary
plus commission. Apply SHERMAN
CLEANERS, 7708 Georgia ave. NV.
DRUG-CIGAR CLERK, 3 nights and
every other Sun. Exper., refs,
O'DoNNELL'S PHAR., l4th and
Col. ave. NV.
DUCT INSTALLATION HELPERS.
apply Monday. ROSSLYN ENGI.
NEERING CO.. 2427 Lee hwys
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ATTIC MECHANIC

$3.50 nat rate; Ford experience pre-
ferred. Large modern shop: paid
holidays and vacation. Apply TO
Mr. Bill Smith. MONROE FORD
CO., 1897 East-West hwy, Silver
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HELp--MEN

BAKER's Openings for
young men in specially retail
bakery. opportunity to learn trade.
disqualification and paid vacation:
8-day week, all day work. Box
Ban AK Il; s' ROUTE sALEsMEN1Rs.
| tail routes, experience preferred,
age 20 to 40. Cal OIL. $500
after 3 pm. ~
Bank Teller Trainee, h.s.g. S216
ARLINGTON-ALEX.
Bkkpr.. Falls Church $50
Craftsman. beginner. Els. On. $l:25
Civil Engineer. exp. deg.-----$l25
Mech. Craftsman, exp. $40
IBM opr., wire and set, exp $265
interviewer. h.s.g., Lee hwy - $239
Sales trainee. est. rte. h.s.g.---S2b0
Shipping elk. h.s.g:.. exp. SAB
elk, yng., hiss. shifts: to SEA
1 ROD and chairman. exp, pref. TO $50
Messenger, h.s.g.. 1875 TO SlSS
Potomac Elnpl. Agcy.
sS34 x Wiser e, B k,ss; Afl. 1863 sSSSSs
BARBER, coiored, for White trade
Apply In person. l749 Penna. ave
BoTIY-FENDER MAN, 5-day Wk..
disqualification. vacations. pleasant
/ working conditions. See Mr.. Mil
stead. YELLOW CAB CO.. 4th and
! Eye NE.
BoOKKEEPER, experienced. 5h
/ days. with asphalt firm. S1.50 hr:
! Call between 1880 and q. FAIRFAX
| sITflMINoUS CORP. Ed. e-55Ss.
B00KKEEPER good oppostunityy
handling heavy volume. 70 take
Guiding purchase book. cash dis
bursemerts, bank reconciliation
accounts payable. ETC.; wanted BY
construction company located IN
HyattsyilIe. Call UN. 4-3030 after
| 10 Am. Monday.
lBOOKKEEPER-Full charge: excel
situation; $50 to 500, based on
experience; Box LIS. Star. -.
1910. Apply bet. 10 am. and 8
| pm, See Mr.. Renner, EI.ATTERY's,
1900 Wis. ave. NV, IKE. 7-l500.
IBooKKEEPER. perm, exper.. full
charge; knowledge Of tipping. Rel.
| state age, exper. and salary desired
BKKPR.. fun charge .$7566
f Ssss sn ssd instsll .lsetTeeis. ..v
lB seasP%sasi degree --1@- 5000
ASS tscSeIe9sns 5000 iSS SU
Field repres.. college BACKGROUND
c car ! furnished urn. -----s 3 sao mp mp
cierk .typits figures $50
Super market cashier. exper.- $40
ALLEN O,BRIEN, Personnel Service
1904 N Y, Ave. RE. 1880
lBRICKLAYERs, S2s, white. non-un-
ion. Can IA. 1884, 8 am. to 3
BRiCKLAYERs. white. frst class
only; top wages. Kensineton Bap-
fist Church. Conn. ave. and Dres-
| den st., Kensington. Nd. After Q
Pm, 10. 5-325s or RA. $3.50.
BRICKLAYERs, top mechanics only:
| $2s day; Job starts Mon. ia. 6-4l0g:
BRICKLAYERS
leo, s2s a day; long Job. KAY CON-
| aTRUCTION CO.., Wheaton. Nd.
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GOVERNMENT employees
LIFE INSURANCE CO.

i4th and L sts. NV.
AUTOMOBILE ASST. SALES MAN
AGER-ChevTolet dealer needs an
assistant neW-ear sales manager
must be good closer. capable oil
appraistng used cars and WORKING
with statesmen. This may be your
chance to have the adyantase O
being Q manager II you are nov
employed as q salesman. An
excellent proposition and 9ppor.
tgnity for the riEnt man ~ a.,. PIsass
coniidentisi. BOX 26s-s. Star -
AUTO BODY AND FENDER Man.
must be first-class metal worker
Percentage besis. can easily earn
Tommy Blove, ROYAL MOTORS
R ms 6 n.H. IN SoSsoo. op'
AUTO BoDYMAN. reliable: $3.50
eas,s. ADDiy, iieei ,o vieTs TEN MN I rn
AUTO 6GSS B SbRSs ME- MEcHaNrcsMs iirss-
class mechanies: top pay and COM
pany Dement'S. Plenty Of work; See
Mr.. Young. AIS MOTORS nc,
.39lQ Wilson hlyd;s Arlington. Il
straight salary. FLOOD PONTIAC,
AFRO BODY NAN. excellent oppor-
tunity for good producer, commits
sion basis plus guarantee. Vaca-
tion insurance and other company
benefits. Modern shop. Excellent
working conditions. See Mr.. Rid
ings. PARKWAY MOTOR CO. 3e40
A 8 q B ain MAN. commission basis Z
RE- s4 hsyer, Tfla4AyER AuTo sLRv.
.ETo li Sa6Spff Il xN ss rrNDERMas
must BE- flrSt class. excellent prop
osifion for right man. References
IL Mis-. MxSaATTAN AuTo, III
A thH i BODY JOY AND FENDER MAN,
must BE- 1st-cless metal worker
sober and reliable: steady Work on
peTcentese basis; APPROX, salary
s1casssL ri A ABPa6 sob 81 e.. ISL
N. Lynn st., Arl., Va.
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AUTO MECHANIC

Experienced. Ideal working eondi-
tons In the most modern and COM
surance, sickness and accident bene4
fits. paid vacations. 5-day week.
See Mr.. Armon. BENDAIL Pom
TIAC CO. 1925 Prince st.. Alex
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-21

CARPENTER FOREMAN
Small project Of medium priced
OIL. 2-474I. 8 to 5:30Sp.m. for
KENNETH CONSTRUCTION CORP.
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Auto Body Mechanic
eonditions; paid holidays and va
cation. Apply Nj. Nike 0alanos,
MONROE FORD CO.. 1897 East
West hwy. SILVER SPRING. 24
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HELP-MEN Gent. }
ACCOUNTANT lofc. msr.. $500 mo-
NATIONAL
Employment Service
SALES
fnaRkIai TIak4m


partial Listinel
Representative conditioning COM
pany. mfr. $500 mo-, plus CON-;
plus expenses.
once equipment tseysraD trainees,
$500 to $3.50 mo,
Furniture @. (Wholesale). 5000 mo-,
Natl Food Co.. S43S mo-. plus. car.
Many other fields. $500 70 $500 mo.
MISREPRESENTATION NTANTS
Bkkpr.. eonstruction CO.. 500 mo.
ASST bkkpr.. steel eo.-------- $3.50
Bkkpr., association ----------$ $3.50
Aes,t CLERK esoins to school accept
able, $3.50 mo.
OFFICE
Ofc. mgr. country club, $500, pluS
E III; osd EN- SECTION MAN, $500
to 500 mo.
Clerk typists = ---.----- $3.50 mo.
Clerk. 10 a.m,-7 pm, $3.50
Stenos. fseveraD $500 to Sz00 mo.
MISC. public relations man. $4,000
TO 81. 900 per VI.
FIELD REPRESENTATIVE TRAINEE.
$40 mo-, plus car, COLLEGE nee
essary. Service trainees, $255 mo.
REG. PHARMACIST isman town
drugstorel,- $500 mo.
9EPAIRMEN TRAIHEEe : S226 mo.
ENGINEERING.
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HELP--MEN

ARTIST. part time; experienced
and Leroy lettering Bring sam.
pies 10 am. e Pm. 724 gth
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TS ss :issD s;sa1 lsss s' else
lii0s 10th 81. NV. Boz. [ and II
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AUTO statesmen
USED CARS

.on,I Il3o Conn, ~, A w..
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In middle eos. Inside SAL
srisd pSsitl9,n n, VIII sax.n nnmsga
College graduate, or man with
commensurate experience IN
life insurance. Must be duali-
ned To handle once interview
and aaiea rnrresnondence
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-21

Must be first class: Q men; excellent
Vorking Conditions. See Mr.. Pres
crave, OURIeMAN CHEW. INC,
Evening star., 1955-01-02
STEEL STORAGE
PERSolA-FILE
SPECIAL
3.7o

Solved the problem, Where to store Cancelled
Cheeks Complete with Index Dividers and
0ummed Labels for dates etc. Complete with
handy nickle-plated carrying handle and srlap
lock with two keys. Measures lfM Deep 9H
Wide and AZ High. Index Files are. backed
gauge, electrically welded construction. fuIl-
width plano hinging. HammerlOid enamel
finish baked on with infra-red process.
Evening star., 1955-01-02
2 90 TALL PersonoI
File Cabinets
I21lxIOx3O-in. high

Top compartment with spill -pr0of
lock, Is index file folders. Lower
cabinet has utility shelves, separate
loci. keys Made Of lleavy-guage
furniture steel with baked
enamel finish In grey or = Z0
Evening star., 1955-01-02

Two compartment style made Of
heavy-guage furniture steel with "A"
TO =" index plus extra guides for
taxes. unpaid bills, etc Handle for i I
carrying. lock and keys. In grey Z
or green.
Evening star., 1955-01-02

Pockets are 3ssx51 size with so dou
envelopes for snapshots and negati,
Loose-leaf ring style for additional pae
Genuine leather padded covers are g
t0oled In brown, maroon, forest gre
cherry red, pine green and ivory. Elk
refills 75c each.
The Lincoln times., 1955-03-17

Ql11lculC WAere a nCCle caDln cIQnS
tenaciouSly to an acre or two of
rugged ground Roads over the
hills were rutted deep and hard to
travel, neighborS were few and far
between. Yet for all their lonely
difficult living, they were a gay
people Wherever there was a ga
thering, the old ballads would be
sung. there would be dancing and
music.
Out of a need for entertainment
was born one of the most colOrful
traditional country dances in
America. This dance was a rhyth-
mic. hip-Swinging. foot-tapping
dance that kept time to the fast
moving country music and express
Sed a certain poetic feeling to
these folks as much as Brahms
and Bach did for their city couS-
ms
Wherever a few of the folks got
together. out would come a BAN
10, the main instrument of music
for the hill people, and pretty soon
guitar, and maybe a harmonica,
and someone would hop up to do
the clog dance, Graceful and joy
full, the clog. when properly done
is as artistic as the rhumba or tap.
The clog can be done either by
a team. combined with square
dance figures, or by one person. Its
a fast shuttle of the feet, some
times done on the rough wood
floors of the cabins, sometimes
beat out on the dirt front yard,
which the rain and tread of many
feet have packed into red clay
ground as hard as cement. The
The Lincoln times., 1955-03-17
"Warrant" Statute
Changed By 6. A.;
Drunks, Beware!

The honeymoon. it appears, is
over for those potential law
breakers who have been enjoying
a respite from arrest due to a
quirk in the states law pertaining
to warrants. Those under the in
fluence of Intoxicating drink" are
especially put on guard.
City and county officers here
have noted the recent action by
the General Assembly revising the
law to make it possible for an Of
ficer to arrest persons for mis-
demeanors without having pre-
viously obtained a warrant. The
revised statute provides that an
officer may arrest a person on
sight of the miSdemeanor."
The ruling of the attorney gen.
eral on the old statute required
officers to obtain warrants before
areSting persons for misdemean-
ors. Chief beneficiarieS of the rul-
ing were those about to be arrest
ed for public drunkenness.
The Lincoln times., 1955-03-17
DeIIinger Family
Continued from page One)

Continued from page One)
turn over to the Fund the amount
of $50 this week.
Members of the Lincolnton Fire
Department Clipped in and raised
S29.
A fund was raised and given
anonymously by another Lincoln
ton group, amounting to SOS
Members of Machpelah PreSby-
terian Church contributed $50.
New contributions listed this
week. since Monday. include:
Paul Ramsey SIS.
Claude c. Beam, Cherryville.
SO.
The Sally ShOppe So.
Mrs. NJ. c. Quickel 81.
Iron Hull 81.
Mrs. John HOvis, Cherryville,
So.
MIR. and Mrs. p. c. Grouse 81.
Jake and Gladys WyckOff So.
Lincolnton Fire Dept. S29.
Rev. II. A. Mccullough, Jr.,
$3.50.
DIR. and Mrs. L. A. CrOweil. Jr.,
$40.
Ma hpelah Presbyterian
Church $50.
c. F. Willis 81.
ii. ii. Houser 81.
Mrs. B. f. Houser S5.
o. c. Carpenter S5.
Jack Hunter tsOlicited) $50.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ID. Brevard So.
NJ. A. Hilburn 50.
NJ. ii. HOuk S..
Anonymous SOS.
The Lincoln times., 1955-03-17
Growing AzaIeas>
Camelias. Boxwood
BY MRS. ESTELLE c. ROSS
County Ii. ID. Publicity Chairman

BY MRS. ESTELLE c. ROSS
County ii. ID. Publicity Chairman
A great deal of interest was
shown by flower lovers on Friday,
March IL. when q special meeting
on how to grow AZaleaS, Camel
has and BoXwood led by Mrs.
John Harris. State Home Beautl-
fication Specialist of State Col
leee. was held in the Home De-
monstration Agents Office in
the Courthouse.
Some forty women and several
men were present to hear Mr..
Harris talk on growing, trans
planting. pruning and culture of
the different plants. Mr. Harris
discussed the value of mulching
azaleas and what to use-the COR
rect depth to plant camellias and
the care OF boXwood.
Several women brought Camel
las. cuttings of azeliaS and box
wood that were diseased in order
to find a cure for them. MI Har-
. Is gave IISG VI IIlSSCIICluSS
which can be bought. and recon-
mended a number of good ferti-
hzers that are especially for these
plants. His suggestions for good
type of CamelliaS are: Brown
Red" IT K. Variegated, Herme.
Pink Perfection" and Flame.
Some azaleas adapted to this area
are: Flame, Snow, Glenn
Dale and "Henodegiri'
Home Demonstration Clu b
Home Beautification leaders pre-
sent were: Mrs. Estelle c. Ross.
Boger City; Mrs. Howard Bum
gardner, County Line: Mrs
Franklin Barkley. Hickory Grove;
Mrs. Allen Burton, North Brook
III: Mrs. Morris Yoder. Union:
Mrs. Eriest Wise, Vale; Mrs. Gus
Keener. AinSlee Alexander: and
Mrs Pete HoviS. Salem. Along
with quite a few of the garden
club members and other interest
ed ladies of the county.
The Lincoln times., 1955-03-17
Hudson Brothers
In Military Service

The Hudson brothers. Robert
and Ralph, sons of Mr.. and Mrs.
Pete Hudson of Boyer City. are
now serving in the U. S. Air Force
Robert is stationed at San An
tonic. Texas. and Ralph in Seat
tie, Wash. They would like to hear
from their friends. Their addresses
are:
A B Robert G. Hudson, AF
14560l04. Fit. 27O. P.O. Box 1926,
Lakeland AF Base. San Antonio,
Texas. t Sgt. Ralph H. Hudson,
500lSt Ap. Sq.. Ladd AF Base, APO
73l. Seattle, Wash, Box 3.