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HOUSES FOR sALg-s.E.


ANACosTIA BUNGALOW, S9.50O--
2 bedrms. gas h.-w.h.; garage; nr.
shopping and transp. Easy terms.
LII. 1899. p
ANACOSTIA, near Minnesota ave-
Semidet. brick; rms, .knotty-pine
recr. rm., gas h.-w.h., garage,
porch; CT or conv.. $4,000. HART
MAN REALTY. INC. LU. 4-3400,
LII 4-39S2.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. city; Diet.
brick, .2.apt. bldg; 1 with 2 bed
rms. full bsmt., oil h.-w.h., porch;
S15,950.. HARTMAN REALTY,
INC, LII. 4-3400.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS, d. c.
Beautiful Capt. corner brick: sep
arate entrances and utils.; or VIII
trade for 2-bedrm. brick home In
nearby Va. JAMES 8. WILDER,
RIA. 3-l916. -
CONGRESS HEIGHTS, near Boiling
Field, 436 Newcomb et.--Detached
brick. Three bedrms., 2 baths. liy.
rm. with iirepl., din. nm, kit. with
breakfast nook. full bsmt.; 2 blks.
to schools. Can be seen ct any
time. 10. 2-106S. --3
CONGRESS HEIGHTS. near Coneress
Thester-Semidet.,. large rms,
Q master bedrms.. knott s,ine club
' speetion, call Hi..vfMAN REALTY,
INC, LU. 4.3400. LU. 2-5e76.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

DRY CLEANING STORE. estab, IL
chine. owner retlrins. VIII aecep,
s EN-; Ssrt ssr.ITIoS s-f ssi Ii....Mod.
tom On 0f sov per ssh 2. ch.lsenhs
Nd II interested In going into .
very profitable business for your
self please call He. 4-4es2 after
GRoChKY .sroRE-stock and
vile S' va. cail HssmsrFet 1866.
COUNTRY GROCERY. nearby va
A.B.C license, of sale: long term
lease. Seller guarantees $500
weekly sales. All cash business, no
delivery. A real money maker: IN;
: si;s 2no 5sesy shaL ~ s Is
SMALL S RET riI4'; GRocERY-cor-
ner location, Alexandria. Va.
sl.1s0 weekly gross. ov. 3-4a@l.
REST. -BAR.APr.. air eond.: excel
bar bus: sell ALI or "a int TO
H SGTEiG Mo gaEsns 70 * iSvR s4l il re-
search and development lab. lin
tied production shop. electronies
manufacture, engineerinE nrm or
similar orEanization: PRINCIPALS
only. Rox 2h6-L. Star. -
GROCERY-MEAT. colored trade
Loctaed nearby Va. All-eash bust
ness. NO delivery. Daily sales aver
age $3.50. Business showing excel.
profits. Terms avail. CAL Nh
ia. $1,000, JA7-I243. "
restaurant: must be active. Box
COAT e5SrH' COOK sSol CONCESSION with
cigar and cigarette counter for
responsible person. Refined ellen
tele, yearly lease. FAN d Bills
RES IAURANT. For appt. call Mr.
Harry Cohen, bet. and 0 pm.
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HOUSES UNFURN. (cent. J

WE SPECIALIZE IN RENTALS
Unusually nice remodeied oideI
home: 3 bedrms., Ia itaths, den
freezer. washer. large yard: $3.50
MALORA r. CHRISTIAN. INC.
1900 Wis. Ave. NV. Wo. 6-.a2s
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WOODLEY PARK
OWNER LEAVING

Diet. brick; 3 stories, biz
s sSr, iS ssll. a4 MOD y kit rmi pa lss din
porch, bsmt.. apt, with pvt. entr..
Diet. 3-car garage; best neighbour
hood, mr.. schools. shops, transp.
soned for professional apt, or
boarding home. Offers gracious
living Plus income. Priced for
quick sale. 2700 2eth st. NV.
CO. b.lbb6. -
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; sEAurIruLIy REMopELED

. sEA SEZcy1ds E R5MMopEIED
One has 3 b.r. and bath on End d.
9 rms rms k e.. s n.. = bath; J 1st E.!
. r.. kit. and bath. LIST d.: At SIS,
plus .util.- Deep rear I'd. with pvt
2 srkshine for both Any ct6sr lofi
ma. 8-9257, Q to 5.
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HARDWARE STORES

ALL SHOW GOOD PROFIT
1. Annual sales $4,000: down pay
ment. $4,000.
2. Annual sales. S74.O0O; down
payment, $4,000.
8: Annual 81. sales oso sll1'ooo: down
payment. Sin, 900.
4. Annual sales 100000; down
66THER STORES IN MARYLAND
d. =. AND VIRGINIA
Details by appt., call MR.. sITklN
IKE. 6-932S.
METZLER-JA. 5-7575
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APTs--ouT or TOWN

TLORynA--Accomm in new
pvt. st. Petersburg home Of retired
D C couple. Dble. or twin beds
OIL. 2-3S02. %
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HOUSES FOR sALE-A.w. /
FRED A. SMITH co.
NEAR DISTRICT LINE
DETACHED
OFF NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
CT OR FILA

Two gorgeous brick homes. both I
yrs. old: owners transferred. Con
crete front porches. o lge. rms.
spacious kits. separate din: rms,
With bar. 81 800 down. OF. Sit,
uated on lge. lots.
CITIZENS REALTY co.
ME- s-is Ewes. ia. s-sl %. e-oeo'
COLORED-vACANT, l4th and Ne.
ridian n.w.--20-ft. brick beauty;
rms. side ball psrgnet fiooTs; a $685.
COIokEp VACANT = Bfiehtwood
beauty Modern semidet. brick, [
rms, big closets. baths. recr.. rm.
garage: 1895 down. ST. 3-441b
TIA. g.S740, -
COLORED - 1865 HARVARD ST
N.W.-LRe 20-ft. row. brk., clear
and solid rs. rock. o rms. @ bed
rmS.D. 2 baths plus 2 rms. over Diet
Gear garage. 145.ft; lot. Front an nc
apartments. SIS. 800, FRANK s
PHILLIPS. DI. 7-14I1: ewes. OIL
c a1L BLDG. 2 an,
8 apts.. mr.. 18th ST.. new eond., ais
Ice. Diet. house. 10 rms. on mrs;
s.s 1athi Mish sAr saehsn e oWNER I'LL
cof.oREiDS !@gaIs FARRAGUT ST
N.W.-At New Hamp. ave: modern
3-bedrm. brk. Colonial with nict
rec. rm.; large, beautiful yard ant
garage Priced right. with Low
down payment and easy terms
Call Mr.. Clark RA. 3-90li MAR.
81 NV, AID 4-2005,
COLORED-PRiCE. sI3.0OO-ciosl
TO 18th and Shepherd NV;
$1,000 cash: 500 monthly payts
JU. 7-S174 after pm. 81
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FOXHALL AREA
E16 500

Groom house. on good lot
1850 IT. deep. Living room with
fireplace. separate dining room
kitchen with table space, rear
screened porch. full basement. oil
heat. Call Mrs, Carter, MA. S-p3O0;
ewes, and week ends. FE. 3-lalS
BOS2.N pHEI ,PS. INC %
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HARVARD ST. NV.

Ultramodern, 2-bedroom row brick
WITH With enc n,rao apt: mod Kit, lge
shop; Sl7,5OO.
LEO M. BERNSTEIN e. CO.
co k.ak19 q IN o
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ApARTMfNTs WANTED
MOVING. PAcKlMe. sToRAeI

FOR GOOD fghitsI tenants in D. C..
tuTn- Or gnturn; aptss reas. Zee.
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CULULtEU--X MUDEkNs Wen euulp..
2-bedroom houses on Golden St.
s.w. at $3.50 monthly plus utili-
ties, loe hetw. 9th and 10th, D
and e. Not to be torn down for q
long time. Key ct 931 Golden. or
c SH0os Hn. sG' HOUSE. bath,
automatic gas heat, 80 K st. ne
VICTOR REAL ESTATE. AID. 2
coLSRED NEWLY DEC. Arm
alley house. mr.. 9Th and II sts'
rs ns; = 80 pc. nc. Il s, gore. ~
Semidetached 2-bedrm. brick with
bsmt;. gas heat: SIS mo. DE
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ALTA VISTA CHARMER-Delightful
7-rm. Colonial in most cow. area.
bus across street and short walk to
all schools. Huge den and powder
rm. on LIST A., daylight bsmt,. built
IN ..l gar .., Excel fsnseS in N lSs 81 or. Our
tracts accepted. FRANK 8. PHIL
LIPS, OIL. 2-7006; eyes,. OIL. $500.
dn.
and $S5 per mo. incl. taxes. will
buy. this cute. 3-bedrm., brk.,. Cape
f ss SsSfms b eda .i On cs nG SH
nice, wide. rear lot with brk.. bar.
FRANK FRANK 5. PHiIIfrs, 81. S-5SSs:
Observation-Disclosures can you hope
to equal this value? Beautiful big
STk 6 SG951 IS on or hee BEDROOM MOO snd
full bath on LIST A.: 3 TWIN-SIzED
bedrooms, 2 baths on End a.; laree
liv. rm., separate din. rm., big
breakfast rm.: basement with fire.
place in rec. rm. space;. screened
porch, built:in garage. slate ROOF
Lips, DI. 7-Izi1; ewes. OF. g.
BETHESDA, near NH and Naval
Hosp:-Whtte masonry, mod. g.
rm bungalow: tile bath. I'm. rm.
in bsmt.. large concrete patio; dish
washer, garbage disposal. conv. to
sss!'s sf faa ''i s. ownE Esh1Si
BETHHsasDA, s1s.soo - 1mmac., 3.
bedrm. Colonial with powder rm.
on LIST. n beautiful shady lot; very
conv. loo. owner leaving, says sell.
81 A1 fi1iEs'' d. .'?sG seSs s sSss E.
BETHESDA BETHESDA REDWOOD coNTEM.
PORARY--On beautiful wooded y
acre. Center-hall plan with 3 bed
rooms, 2 baths. and Eround-lesel
Sa pietere w vine large l porehss n
custom detailed throughout and
Bl Bali SS We s.7ssif' WALKER TX Hrs :
DUNLOP INC, Realtors. Uptown
R Gi1ifi EM s iss57lbSSi-s..ut. a.s.d.
Lovely yard. Located Garrett Park.
ERIcK W. BERENs, JR. "a
BETHESDA Locust Hills)-Brick
Colonial; lst-f. liv. nm. din. rm;:
%sfds nm, and i bath, aoo-tt 's deep
$50. BILLINdsLEY REALTY Co,
BETHESDA isT fS al APPRovED-spisn!
did value at $4,000. Substantial
2-story brk; Colonial on beautiful
ISt with sStn irst and snscs Isss
Of little home in . carefully con-
trolled neighborhood. Lovely recre-
alton room In basement. FRANK 3.
PHILLIPS. DI. T-1411; eyes,. Wo.
6-3235. -
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PARTNERS DISAGREE
Here IL your opportunity to own
9 nice delicatessen located in
nearby ARl. shopping center. Seller
viii guarantee 81, 800 weekly BUSH
ness. Priced for immediate sale At
$500. plSs ", value . q SsSek. x rs
YEoNAs REALTY. IA. 1900
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1852 w. VA. AVE. NE.

1852 w. VA. AVE. NE.
Apt. Lily. rm.. din. rm.. bedrm !,
janitor. rear Of 1903 Capitol ave
CAFRITZ, DI. 10000
C0L0RED-9a5 n ST. N.W.-TVo
rms nn, estn' resee n waTs hiE' fSc
ili5 Eye st, NV. MA. S-846s -
I'd: N.E;1ons bedrm, liy. rin;;,
wills. Res. mgr, IL; Sab. d
C2L0RED@NEW l. 1 B s p AP1 Il
fSrt Apts. asia Texas ave Sc.
C0LORED - 1906 ROCK CREEK
CHURCH RD. N.W.-Modern. g
rooms, kit and bath. desirable for
/ or 2 adults. $50. DE. 2-561 8.
coLoREp-s14 r ST. N.E.-4-rm.
sss p sae0m month. A' vI Go; REAL Al.
COLORED--2i7 p ST. N.W.--5
rms, kitchen al, and bath; lss. rms;
c 81 81, 1s41S'' p ST NV
bhNhCADE ape lBEF TWIN Nhd
bath: reconditioned. Rent. S35.
PRATT n STEVENSON, INC. Ma.
Ool0RED-DUPLEx, 3 rms. kit.
pvt. bath. garage. porch. yard: 62s
Emerson st. NV Both apis AVIAN.
COLoRED0i3oO MASS. AVE. NV
ID or 5 room. bath apis In ele-
vator bldg, from $50 See
COLORED-31J1 cath ST. s.R.-2
rms., uInette kit. bath: good cond.,
$50 month. Call CO. 5-6222
COLORED-323 55th ST. NE
rms dinette. kit. bath; only
$3.50 month: good cond. Call CO.
6.H222.
COLORED-sOe BLK. FLORIDA
AVE, N.W.-NeWly dec: pvt. 3-rm.
fiat; $50. DU. 1855. 2
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HOUSES FoR sALE-N.w. lHsEs. FoR sALE
SUBSTANTIAL

Reduction In price By out-of.toWn
owner on this 4-year-old brick
Cape Cod. In HiIlcrest area. Three
big bedrooms, ga baths, todayH
all-electric kitchen; excellent terms.
Your offer invited. kyess Oh
6-6760.
JOHN ,. DoNoHoE = soNs :
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a EXCLUSIVE HOMES

8 EXCLUSIVE HOMES
Exclusive Neighborhood
New solid stone: and-redwood. = and
ALL ROOMS MASTER SIZE
Most beautiful kitchen enyyhers. .
large stone hrs sDa,s;,,,, pq ho,aea N
on top Of hin overlooking the city
a and " North It. So. 900. 6rst trust.
viii consider trade.
OPEN SUNDAY, / TO DARK
weekdays. 9 I'll 4
DIRECTIONS: Pennsylyania ave; e.
to 3lst st., right J. block TO West.
over Or. then left 70 3ll5
J. N. l MEp sz.ss7Ta;7 soilD. "a
COLONEL = LINCOLN PARK p
is%,is house , ts Ssmt S.h ss nf Al
s MsaaL:'asEip1 III. 500: 10. down psys.
shss $3.50 $3.50 eyes, y.1 AP. 77-ss757.
COLoRED@BRiCK-6 rms. and
FAB s. S csKsu hsfs 5sas Rgsisis 's ssSs
cCLoRED-isis n ST. s.E.-A.
most new home semi-dct,, featurins
iiy. nm, din. rm., equipped kit.
Q bedrms. and bath. full bsmt3
fenced yard. oil heat. h:.E. priced
X 81. NV, ma. S-0352.. Ewes. LU.
c sdCoaai n -. s.E-Jus.
north Of nth and Pa. ave. Sc:
modern Colonial. 20-ft. tapestry
brick; g rms. HOLLYWOOD tile bath.
cleo kit, screens and storm win.
dows incl, in excel e0nd., reas.:
price and terms. FLOYD =. DAVIS
CO., 1929 K st. NV, ma. S-O35H,
Ewes. LII. BOOST.
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-uTDr TT re

HERE IL is
Priced only $500 with $4,000
cash; this lunch and beer bust.
meas, located across Key Bridge
in nearby Va. A.B.c license, on
and on sale Weekly SaIs n S1sin SS ;
closes 8 pm. Business can easily
be doubled A real bargain: CAL
Mr.. BROWN, with YEoEAs
REALTY, IA. $4,000, IA. 7-l243'
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coLoRED-s5OO DOWN

PErWoRTH-B RTGHTwooD
Several and 8 rm. brk. homes
powder room, rec. rm., gas h.-w.h.
gar; mod. Terms.
j. LEE DONNELLY a. SON
Ma. S-33l6 Ewes. Wo. 6-2362
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cOLoRED-Is3s N. CAPITOL ST.
rms. and bath incl. heat and gas.
$50 90 per mo. J. c. WELDON Il
Co, NE. S-30l1. III
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RIGGS MANOR

This Colonial 6-rm. house. bath, and
Q half. powder rm. on LIST d. In
excel. cond. Mr.. schools and
churches. Rent only $lib. Cal
FREDERICK REAL ESTATE. RE
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CONTINUED on Next PsssI
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2327-2331 18th ST. NV.
4 and 2 bedrm. apts.. newly dec.
SIS to SI00. all utils, incl. Sec
superintendent. 1927 18th st. ny
R3I3 II
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

WANT TO LEAsE--Nice 3-b.r. home
Forestviile -Suitland area: chill
dren. ages . and 10. sP. 3-71sb
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T PLACE Sc, 1900
Living room. dining room, kitchen
3 bedrooms, rec. rIn.: $3.50 mo.
Ii. f-44I3. Ii. 6-7353, LII. l-s.sl
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-10
Santee Cooper
Worker Burned
By Light Wires

y Santce Cooper employee
from MonckS Corner suffcrC
severe electrical burns on his
left arm and leg Wednesday
when his foot came in contact
with Il live wire while workir :
on high tension lines in the
Homcwood section of CONWAY.
The injured man, William
Maurcr, about 80, was reported
in critical condition at the Cen
way Hospital.
He was working on a pole be-
hind the old Homewood Schcar
when the accident occurred at !
p. m.
John 7. Duckett, manager OF
the Conway office of the Public
Service Authority, said Maurcr
was brought down from the pole
by Il co-worker, also from
Moncks Corner. Duckett did No,
know the name of the rescurcr
Maurer was taken to the hos
pital by S. f. (Tubby) Hcndrick
OF the Conway Rescue Squad.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-10
D. N. Priidgen
Killed In Wreck

Daniel Marion Mack Pr,dg-
n, -. Of Conway, S. C. son O.,
arS. Lille DuRant Pridgen. o.
'aoor City. was killed shortl,
e:ore 8 p. m. Wednesday night
> a head on collision appvoxi-
'1'cly six miles from CONWAY
= the Marion Highway.
Mr.. Pridgen, who was alon,
n his car, was pronounced dcac
y arrival NJ the emergency
room Of Conway Hospital. II,
wife, a nurse. had gotten Off
duty in the emergency room OILY
n the emergency room only a
few hours earlier.
The occupants of the other
car, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Mur-
ray Of Johnson City, Tenn. were
seriously but not critically in
jureid, the hospital reported. Sh,
uttered a possible conclusion
nd laccrationS of the face and
he received minor lacera.ions o.
the face and fractured pelvis.
Mr.. PrIdgcn, a clorhing sales,
3au. was native of Curric. 4
.,eran Of World War II, he
was a member Of the American
"gIon, Veterans of FOREIGN
FHrS. tho Conway Masonic
".Ec an the First Eap:.s.
.r-h Of conway.
Funeral rites were held Fri
ny at 1880 n. IN. from the
Aapcl OF the Goldfinch Funeral
'omc OF Conway with Rev Geo
e Lowell officiating. Interment
VAS IN the Lakeside Cemetery.
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Rena Holt PrIdgen, one
laughter, Libby, l6, a son, Don
aid, II; his mother, Mrs. Lille
DuRant Pridgcn Of Tabor City.
two sisters, Mrs. r. F. McCcr-
mick of Tabor City, and Mrs.
Mary WeStbrook OF Wilmington:
i've brothers, Nolan Pridgcn of
Tabor City, Horace and Aaron
PrIdgen of Atkinson, Joe Prldg-
IN Of Castle Haynes, and Leon
Pridgen Of Fayetteville, also sew
eral nieceS and nephcws.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-10
Navy Offers Trade School
Courses For Recruits

The local Navy Recruiter, Ec-
ward c. Kler. Boatswain's Mate
First Glass, has announced that
The Nays High School PRO-
gram is still in full swing and
that many of the young men
from this area are taking adj
vantage of the navy's guarantee
that they will be sent to the
trade school of their choice aft
er completing recruit training.
To qualify for a trade school,
an applicant must present di-
ploma from the high school he
attended and after he passes
satisfactorily the armed force 5
qualification test he Will be
guaranteed trade school.
Among the many trade schools
available at this time, is the
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-10
Lightning
Kills Two
Near Mullins

Two men were killed, a wo-
man and her Is year old son
sent to the Mullins hospital and
several others were shocked
Wednesday afternoon when a
bolt Of tightening shattered a
nearby tree and jumped TO the
shed of a tobacco barn in the
| Fondcrboro section close to
/ Mullins.
Dead are W. J. Brown, Jr.
end tenant farmer. c. j.
/ Strickland.
Mrs. Brown. wife of w. J.
Brown and her son. Maxcey
were taken to Mullins Hospital
suffering severe burns.
Survivors Of Mr.. Brown in
Icludc his wife. Mrs. Bcrnice S.
Brown: three sons. William Tim.
MaXccy l.. and Randy s. Brown
IIlI Of the home: Two brothers.
willard and Arthur Brown both
of Route /. Mullins and six sisi-
lers. Mrs. Martha Brown and
Mrs. Sallie Gasque both of
Route ]. Mullins, Mrs. Ruth b.
Smith Of Mullins. Mrs. Kate
Brown and Mrs. Bashti 3. Glenn
mons both Of Augusta. Ga. and
Mrs. Wilma y. Smith Of Wash
ington. ID. e.
Funeral services were con-
Quoted from the Little Bethel
Baptist Church at 4 p. m. FRI
day by the Rev. f VI. Shilton
and the Rev. F. c. Mctts. Burial
was held in the church cemetery.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-10

Navy School for Photography
Photographers Mates operate,
maintain, and repair the various
types of ground motion picture
and still cameras used in the
Navy. They perform micrcfilm,
photoStat, copy and news photo
sraphy. The mixing Of photo
graphing. chemicals and Soiu-
tions and the developing, print
ing and finishing OF photograph
ic film and prints are all parts
of their work.
en- LARGER SHIP
Photographers mates 1rs sta
toned on Larger ships and at
various naval bases in the Unit
ed States and abroad. It is the
basic policy of the navy to rot
tate its personnel between sea
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RELATED TO CIVILIAN JOBS

Some civilian jobs that are
closely related 10 the ones per-
formed by photographers mate
are: Commercial. studio, news
photographer. Cameraman. re-
rcpalrman, flom developer, fIlHJ
printer, motion picture project
lonISt. dark room man. and pho
tographic equipment statesmen.
This IS only part of the train
ing glvcn 70 cvCrN M.gh school
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-10

graduate who applies for enlist
Iment in the navy and makes the
grade for the navy's photograph
ers school. Anyone Interested in
learning more about a future III
photography or any of tn"
navy's many trade schools, is
invited to visit the local navy
recruiter at LoriS in the city
hall between 10 a. m. and > p.
m. any Tuesday.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-10

Tor advanced Base assignments
and assignments in the contin-
,ental limits.
Men assigned 10 the photo
Graphic line must have normal
color perception. They must
make score on the qualifica-
,tion test high enough So that
they can absorb the knowledge
given them at the navy's photo
graphers school. They must ais.
be able TO use numbers in prac-
teal problems. School courses in
Physics and ChcSiStry are dcSir
able but not required since the
student will be taught this a.
the school. Experience in photo
Igraphy as a hobby or commerce.
ALLY is helpful.
"a WEEKS TRAINING
The school for photographer
mates provides for ~ weeks of
training i'll the following area:
III basic photography: includes
subjects such as chemicals and
solutions, Photographic cmu,-
'SionS, lab procedure film de-
.vcloping. contact and projection
printing, optics and lenses. tneo-
.ry and calculation of exposure ;.
theory of filters. artificial illum-
nation and copying.
Still camera: instruction in the
operation, use and maintenance
OF the reflex, view press, ana
copying cameras. ana Contas I
ana projection printers.
In the aviation photographers
line, the student is taught pro-
rcSSing or aerial film. and prints.
aviation photography indoctriu-
alton. obliuqe photography. sin
gle strip reconnaissance. and
map laying. They are also Civ
ing instruction IN the operation
OF hand-hcld aerial cameras.
vertical reconnaissance cameras.
automatic film developing mach
ines, and film dryers.
Movie fundamentals: During
their instruction period the new
photographers are given the
fundamentals of motion picture
photography which includes.
motion pIcturs theory basic.
camera operation. processing OIL
film. and motion picture print
ing. The operation and mainten-
ancc Of handheld 35mm anti
l6mm motion picture cameras,
and development of all film is
also taught at this school.
Training and experience in theI
navy provides personnel with
he background skills, andI
lnowledge for many civiIianI
occupations. The extent to
which they will be prepared or
qualified for these occupations
Will depend to a great extent on
he breadth of their navy expcr-,
encc, and the degree Of ad-
'anccmcnt they nave achieved.
IS well as upon occupationcl or
apprenticeship credit granted by
civilian authority of one type OF
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-10

Mrs. Madge Granger spent the
weekend in Whitcville where
she visited in the home Of her
orother-in-law and sister. Mr..
and Mrs. Charlie Powell. Anoth-
er sister Mrs. w. c. Ward and
MIR. Ward of Alexandra, Va.
were also guests in the Powell
home.
Smyrna times., 1955-04-07
Get Things Ready Now
For Sheep-Shearing Time

"It's time to get ready for
sheep shearing," County Agent
George vapaa reminds woolgrow-
ers. Remember last year how
you promised to fix that broken
panel, or that hole in the shearing
floor to avoid breaking a sleeps
leg," he asks. "Does the wool
packing stand need Strengthening,
or nails removed that have been
tearing the wool bags? Do it
now, and avoid a loss that could
have been prevented. There are
many little ways to increase the
efficiency of the shearing crew
and helpers"
This year, all woods will COM
pete on the open market under
the new wool act and the incent-
i've payment is based upon the
woolgrowers net return, the coun.
ty agent points out. To realize
the highest possible returns, the
woolgrowers is advised to pre-
pare his wool for market in the
best possible manner.
Furnish a good shearing plat
Smyrna times., 1955-04-07

horse" the tractor. needs a daily
grooming just like old Dobbin
used to need.
A stalled tractor is bad way
to begin the day, warns William
e. Larsen, agricultural engineer
at the University of Delaware.
Wipe off ignition cables, coil, dis
tributor, and spark plug insulators
every day or two. Grease at
tracts dust, he points out. And
damp dust is a moist wick caus-
ing voltage to leak or short cir
cult. Then engines will miss,
stall. or fail to start. For good
cleaning job. use a cloth moisten-
ed with solvent.
Record the number of hours you
operate the tractor, Larsen sug'
gests. Spark plus should be clean.
ed, adjusted, and checked every
100 to 800 hours-that's equal tc
5000 to $4,000 miles on a car
J Dirty or fouled plugs waste fue
and power and cause frequent