davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1955-07-31

NJ. g. TC: must see to appreciate.
M. q. I'd 1859: original owner;
st,one 4, rd.. sii. sps, Nd. Ju; s.
NJ. &. I'd .5s Mark II: clean: S good
cond.; low mileage. engine rec. re-
built. Sl,l95 or best offer. Terms.
EN-. 3-7Y69. --3t
MGs-Largest selection Of 1-owner
cars at sales prices. Largest Sc
lection Of recently traded-in foreign
and American cars. Dealer for Aus
lin Healey.. Austin Of England.
Magnetic. Morris Minor. Hillman,
WHY'S; MANHATTAN AUTO. INC.
T-7200. Branch sales, 1910 King
st., Alex, Va. XII, 8-5525.
M.G.T.D. '53: never raced; former
owner, president of WTOP. r.
and h.. redi Sl,095. co. 5-oe64.
M. G. 1856; red, wir. wheels; S,soo
miles. owner; S1,975. Perfect
~, condition; ~; s-4s55. Si -.sf,,,,
wagons, convertibles; as low Is
S4g5; largest selection OF foreign
tin tin Healey. Austin Of England, Nc.
Magnetic. Morris Minor. Hillman.
Wiliys. MANHATTAN AUTO. INC.
(Est. I914,- 18th at r st. NV.
King St., Alex, Va. King ssb6S5.
NASH 40 Ambassador 4-door; radio
and heater, white-wall tires; ex-
cellent condition: $296.
Evening star., 1955-07-31

OPEN D Daily q 3 TILL Q, SAT. TIfL 8
FORD AT sedan: r. and b; low
sisase sis5 Is sSssl aown 1889 sso wilson aS hHlsa bva
FoRP q A Tudor; good running eond.
rSs 81 .,s3,tSIsS M. has n.s serqR&ssIs sH1sss
FoRD ;5s Sesii Victoria: 2-tone blue and 4
ivory; r. and h., VS.. washers: good
tires; tailored seat cSyers. sSs x.IAAyr resl q
5esier. 5aHi9sN1i fla masan Vermont GSSs ave-. nv.
AD. 4.4300. Open ewes. tn O.
FoRb sssi ~ "a . -s" Tudor; a-tone a BLUE
and ivory: 7. and h.. turn signals,
gopGSdn eRs oRls Ws,h si.Ss9i s9ideit HILL Ford q
AD. 4.4300. Open ewes. Til 9,
FoRD Sas 81 !5s z Custom VS. rordor; fnish
is black; r. and h.; looks beautiful
With thysoyT1, E,y tires; $lli,lI92..Ac Fl l22. AKE66s ~
RntEInstSSn snalis Sa 'hSSRVpinsE SV sEosso ssater Alex
FORD is47 Glib. cpe.: 4 new wv
trans, rear. end. steering and
brakes: dual pipes: very clean;
FORD 1888 crsstlins cony;:: conti-
mental rear end, ivory. black top,
lovely gold-ivory leather interior.
Fordomatic. T.; ., a.; a.,.S Tw, ~, tno,sii tirssi
F0RD IS Fairiane va Tudor: fully
equip. incl. auto. drive. 9 weeks
old, garage kept, written warranty;
S2,15O OF best offer. Accept trade.
No dealers. XII. 9-1491; 80
FORD "a Custom VS. Fordor
standard trans, white-wall tires;
first-class cond.; one owner S1,450.
MIR. CARDOSO, JU. 7-62S2.
FORD 1882 VS. coupe; fair cond: /;
SOC or best otiers;. ot5ss. After o Pm
FORD 1949 club coupe: 7. and n.
Wv, tires; $3.50. JE. 4.74s2.
FORD Al sedan: good Tyhboer ana
engine: excel transp.: Sloo. IA
A
Evening star., 1955-07-31
AUToMoBILrs Eoa SALE

|cHEy. '53 hardtcp sport coupe; re-
custom eirnoW heater. This popu-
lar car has had excellent care BY
Its former owner. Market value
81 :435; our price with 1909 guar
Evening star., 1955-07-31
81 OLDSMOBILE
SUPER "88n 2-DOOR.
PARKWAY FORD
so OLDSMOBILE
ROCKET A-DQOR.

OLDS de luxe "SS":: exceptionally
clean. inside and out: low mileage;
private owner. JU. 1.3422 III
Evening star., 1955-07-31

HfILMAN MINK 1854 vi 4-dr.;
very clean, low mileage; finished IN
stery. Only S945, S5 down. Call
NO. 7-7212,. ask for Bill Dryman
at our new lot.
Stohlman Chevrolet
ea7O n %. NV. no. T-721a
Evening star., 1955-07-31

PARKWAY FORD
3O51 M st. NV, AD. 2-01s5
CHEVROLET '53 Bel Air conv.; fully
equip; owner. Local doctor, name
on request. MR.. cALLAN, CO, B.
CHEVROLET AT club coupe; good
cond. Looks and runs good. A
buy at S225. Call anytime after
q pm, DI. 7-4354. -31
Evening star., 1955-07-31

Chevrolet Corvette
ew, March. 1855. Loaded with ac-
viii sacrifice. Wo. g.
R40O. Ant 406
Evening star., 1955-07-31

and clean; very good cond. 500
CE. S-2766. 81
CHEVROLET 1852 2-door Special de
luxe: grey finish; radio. heater,
seat covers, Wv. tires; a rare buy,
S945. Call LES DANIEL, IA, z
Evening star., 1955-07-31

DE SOTO '51 hardtop convert. 4:
as new throughout. Compare car
and price. $695. BELL MOTORS,
SOLO Wis. ave. NV. WO. $4,000.
Evening star., 1955-07-31

DODGE 1858 4-door sedan; gro
matte drive, radio and heater;
beautiful gray body with ivory top;
white-waIl tires; one owner; sold
and serviced by US since new. Writ
ten guarantee, bank financing
Priced to move quickly. at only
S1,095.
HALEY'S of course!
p0DCF.pI ,yMCTTTH
Evening star., 1955-07-31

CHEVROLET 1858 Bel Air 4-dr.;
pogsrglids,. IA r. h; otheFs ss,sz extras, I
Can be seen Sun. at 4614 Sth st.
NV. JU. 9-32Ss.
CHEVROLET 1858 Belaire 2-dr:;
radio. heater; one owner. excel.
cord; S1,OS5. so. 6-9054. =
CHEVROLET 1947 4-dr. sedan;
privately owned; reasonable offer.
M T-Tl4Q
Evening star., 1955-07-31
DODGE-PLYMOUTH
STREET AT FIRST S.E.

FORD '53 Customline VS. Tudor;
cadet blue finish, with CONTRASTING
seat covers: Fordomatic, =. and h..
turn signals; this car has had ex-
tremefy good care; must be seen to
be Appreciated: special today,
S1.145.
FRANK SMALL, JR., INC.
1885 Good Hope Rd. Sc. LU. l-ee47
Evening star., 1955-07-31

CHEW '52 sedan delivery: with .ra-
exceptional care. SALE, S699.
PARKWAY FORD
3O5l NJ st. NV AID. 2-01S5
OPEN DAILY, o TO o: SAT. FILL 8
Evening star., 1955-07-31

ROYAL SS) 'G MOTORS Il. 1Ssi
400 Ga. Ave. Ia. 1890
Chrvsler Plymouth Imperial
Evening star., 1955-07-31

CHEV.'54 Bel Air (hardtopl; power
glide, radio, heater, torch red
finished with WV. tires. SALE.
Evening star., 1955-07-31
PARKWAY FORD

FORD '52 custom "S" Fordof
Fordomatic. radio, heater, Hawai-
Ian bronze finish with Wv. tires
Evening star., 1955-07-31

3O51 NJ st. NV. AID. 2-0ls5
FORD 1854 Custom Tudor; 49," Z.
and b., Fordomatic, WV. tires,
ivory over metallic blue; low mile
age, S1.545 or best offer. HE. a
$3.50: 1899 East-West hwy.. Sh.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-29
Electrician Turns
Fireman AS Flames
Damage Local Home

An electrician from MCGou-
gan Electric Company turned
volunteer fireman yesterday af-
tcrnoon about 4:45 o'clock and
helped keep a fire partially und-
81 control until the fire depart
mcnt arrived.
Daniel Moore was called to
the residence of Marguerite
HARRISON on Lewis Street TO
check the wiring after smoke
was detected around the roof.
When Moore arrived the attic
wiring was in flames and a fire
alarm was turned in. Moore bat
tied the flames with a garden
hose until fircmcn arrived min
utcs later and cxtinguiShed the
fire.
Approximately 5000 damage
was incurred as flames cngulfcd
the attic and a closet.
Fireman credited the new fire
truck with preventing a greater
loss. Booster tanks on the new
truck were used in lieu of con-
rCCtinG hoses to the fire hyd. ant.
The fire was believed to have
started when lightning struck a
uoOrbCll rcSiStcr during yCStCr-
DAYS electrical storm.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-29
Gripping Disease Didn't Stop Suggs

his misery. Probably some might
have felt that death would be a
welcome relief. w. ID. says that
he never feared that he would
die. He kept his morale.
Surgeons went TO work and
removed the infected bone. They
put lot of hardware and syn
thetics inside his leg and loot.
They put more hardware on the
outside as braces.
A sore that had remained
open and putrid for IL years
was closed with a graft Of skin
from his thigh.
The Vocational Rehabilitation
Service had paid some Of his
medical expenses and knew of
w. DIS plight and recovery.
A ease worker decided the
time Lad come for w. d. to begin
tC learn a trade. Although he
was walking on u pair of crut-
cheS that a ncighbor had m2oe
and donated to him, and dC>,ors
said that he would use the in
fected leg again, farming VAS
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-29
SPECIAL FROM LORIS

There is a story o. suffering
and heroic courage behind the
special shoe and braces that
people notice on the foot of a
shoemaker in Loris.
William Derrick Suggs, who
has healthy look and a cheer
full attitude as he plies his trade
in the rear of Strickland's Hard
ware store, was an invalid for
about ten years. That period in
cluded his teen-age years when
he should have been in high
school, should have romped and
fished and played baseball and
ha some love affairs.
When "W. D., as all Of his
friends call him, was Is years
old, his right leg began to hurt.
The hurt grew worse and n doct-
or was consulted. DR.. J. d.
Thomas made some cX-mina-
tons and said white swelling.
Another name understandable to
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-29
Little League
Gets Slow Start

Optimism was still high this
week that the Little League
would begin to function as n
unit Of four teams.
The first two games on sched-
ulc were reeled off Wednesday
and Thursday; however, a short
age of players neccssitatcd COM
bininC several teams for action.
Despite the slow start. we
hope to have the teams organized
with a highly competitive team
representing each civic club
said Ben l.. Ncsmit III. overall
chairman Of the summer pro-
gram.
Increased attendance was hop
ed for with the games being
played under the lights. Only six
or eight parents turned out for
last weeks tits.
This weeks schedule is a. fol
lows:
Thursday. June Civilians
W. JJaycccs.
Friday, June ~ - Jaycccs vs.,
Rotary.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-29
WISDOM OF THE
o. AGES

Inauguration and ability
are the fertile hills. seren-
ity t h e sun shine that
should battle them"
Sincerity and
OUR PRINCIPLES of
Fine Workmanship as
sure you of a fitting
tribute to the memory of
q loved one. Drop in ard
see our fine monuments.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-29

plain people not schooled in the
Greek of medical parlance was
bone infection" II DR.. Thomas
aad been talking to another
ioctor, he would have called il
osteomyelitis.
w. d. had five doctors. besides
consultants in hospitals, but
lone of them could find any in
dication of bruise or a wound
that would account for the
trouble. One doctor told him that
the trouble might have been in
herited.
The swollen place on his leg
became an open sore. The large
bone, which doctors call the
fibia, rotted until it was severed
and broken end of the bone
projected through the skin. II
he lay on his back il was ncccs-
sary that his foot be supported
so that his wound would no,
rest against the bed.
The unaffected small bone
could not span the gap between
knee and foot and carry the
load. The calf of the leg sagged
pitiably.
The Suggs family were share
choppers and money was limited
The landlord, the late Harley NJ
Tyler, was liberal. Neighbors
donated for expenses of treat
ment.
w. D. Says that DR.. w. K
Rogers visited him nearly every
day for a year. He was hospit-
allied at three different times.
Ncighbors predicted that he
would die. Some wished that q
doctor would amputate the in
fectcd leg and get w. d. out Of
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-29
Six Cases Heard
In Columbus
Recorders Court

The following cases were
heard yesterday in Recorders
Court by Judge Sankey Robin
son.
Rosa Lee Kelly, Whiteville, no
operators license, S25 and costs:
Vance Smith, Clarkton, no OPP
orators license, SIS and costs;
Robert o. Barefoot, Hallsboro,
failure TO stop for stop sign,
costs; Wander Warner, White
vile, speeding, SIS and costs;
Charles S. Milligan. Norfolk, Va.
speeding $40 and costs; Herman
Lewis Weston. Old Dock, posses
sion Of non tax-paid whiSkey
500 and costs.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-29

Of an office job. His flin.ly's
finances were exhausted and he
had no capital.
The rehabilitation service put
him in training for a shoemaker.
He was an apt pupil and learn
ed rapidly.
Five years ago he started ON
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-29

his own as manager of the shop
where he was trained. He is now
earning living. Walking with
out crutch or cane, has a wife
and two children, and is a re-
SpcCtcd citizen of the town.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-29
A LOT OF
COVERACEt

That's what you get when
you protect your invest
ment in personal property
furniture, luggage, sports
equipment, clothing, cam
eras, etc. with a Personal
Property Floater.
This BIG insurance policy
covers against fire, theft,
most any peril you can
think of whether you're
at home, out shopping or
away on Il trip. Ask us
about this policy now.
Nesmiih Agency
INSURANCE
Phone 1891 - 5. Railroad St.
TABOR CITY, n. C.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-29

no longer suitable vocation.
His schooling had been cut off
so that there was little prospect
Evening star., 1955-02-24
boys cotton sports shirts

silver.rimmed coasters SO
Sterling silver trimmed glass coasters with Margaret Rose
border Buy them in sets Of g. H. for prizes gifts
or Porties Regularly oOc.
peose add 1917 Federal tox
W6L-siker. lst Floor also Chevy Chose and Alexandra
housewares values, North Building
French Fry baskets, make deep fryer from sauce pan;
easy to clean, easy to use; regularly 2.3o. 179
Apple coer imported, cores oppes, other fruit quickly,
costly; regularly 3oc. 25c
Pie wheel, imported; regularly soc. 39c
Handy press, imported for roshng, uieng puree-ino
foods; regularly so. Csc
Sonette l2quort STEP with chrome top enamel
insert white or Yellow regularly o.e5. 558
Rubber door mat with "helo"; regularly 2.39. lS9
weL-Housewores lst Floor, North Building
$3.50 "Gray Dawn" dinnerware set
5O.piece service l69o
5Opece service for in johnson Brothers "Groy Dawn"
pottern. Beautifully designed dinnerwore you'll be
proud to own give
W5L-chno 5th Floor also Chevy Chase and Alexandra
16.95 linen draperies 99o
Imported linen tweed droperes, 90" long, in black and
white, brown, red or green
W6L-Droperies 7th Floor Chevy Chase and Alexandra
reversible ruffle edge quilt 7W
Tulip pattern in red blue, green gold color in box
stitched quilt 8Ox84" Use as coverlet decorative
quilt.
W5L-Beddne 5h Floor also Chevy Chose ard Alexandra
No. | seconds, damask linen table cloths
Double domosk linen tobe cloths imported from
ireland seconds in three groups many popular patterns.
Rolled machine hemn1ed table cloths:
54x54". 395 7Ox88" 695
54x72", 4.95 7OxO6", S.95
7ox7o", $50 7oxl24", 1850
22x22" napkins, dozen 69S
Hand -henmed table cloths and napkins:
1880, 1925 72xlo8", 1925
22x22" napkins, dozen 1925
Hand hemmed tobIe cloths and napkins, finer quality:
72xoo", l595 72xlos", 1925
22x22" napkins, dozen 1926
WsALllnens sth Floor also Chevy Chose and Alexandra
Evening star., 1955-02-24
intimate apparel
nylon short shortie paiamas

Sove 20 on no-iron tricots St-sde top with
scoop neck edged in lace and contrasting piping
Pink, blue, Joe, mint to L. Regularly sos
W6L-Lnoerie. 5rd Floor also Chevy Chose and Ale
Evening star., 1955-02-24
1880 to $500 calfskin handbags

Rich eoIfskin handbags, many one-ofoknd all nicely
fitted Springs newest styles in red, black brown, ereen
navy beech and graphite.
Peose add 1929 FederoI tox.
W5t-Hondboes ls Floor Chevy Chose and Alexandra
Evening star., 1955-02-24
save-misses', half.size dresses
save 1.24-cotton plisse busters

Fresh and pretty in ironine-free plsse Attroe
tive styles and potterns in new coors. 10 to z
Regularly 5 80.
W5t-Doytime Dresses 3rd Floor
]. elso Chevy Chose ono Aexondrio
Evening star., 1955-02-24
sample girdles, foundations

Huge savings in this semi-onnuoI selling Of
famous moker's sompIe garments. Cottons,
royon sotins. nyIon toffetos and eIostics in
several fobric combinations Upper and stepn
styles. Also ponte eirdIes. Sample sizes only
Would be 1000 to 2o So
W6L-conets ond Bros Bird Floor oso Chevy Chase All
Evening star., 1955-02-24
mems wear values

444~44 " w WI &A1 ~ NJ
$50 white broadcloth shirts 3.75
LUXURIOUS high sheen broodeoth shirt, 2x2 pima. in
white only Medium point soft collar French cuffs ocean
pearl buttons
W5L-ens store End Floor oso Chevy Chase and Alexandra
65OO and 1000 2.trouser suits 40.5O
Two-trouser suits in hard wearing worsed twist shark
skin and gobordine; patterns in chorones OF groy
brown and blue Sizes: short, regular and long.
W5L-Men's Store, End Floor Washington only
mems 1000 and 1880 fur felt hats 5.95
These famous make fur felt hats have mode or welt
edge regular and oval sizes. Brown, gray neutrol
W6L-Men Store End Floor also Chevy Chose and Alexandria
English shell cordovan shoes 1925
dovon Ieother leather lined Weighs just u ounces
per shoe, yet gives top flight weorobity and comfort
plus superb good looks. Also wne-tip leather sole.
WsL--ens Store End Floor Chevy Chase and Alexandra
boys cotton sports shirts
With short sleeves. Attractive pods and checks I 49
to T. Regularly l.e9
WeL-Lhle Boys ApporeI, 4h Floor
also Chevy Chase and Alexandra
Evening star., 1955-02-24

2.98.
W5L-loroe Housewares, End Floor North Building
also Chevy Chose and Alexandra
special values in lamps
shade, with eold-metoIc threads. 3-woy switch, les
IS" toll Regularly 24e5. 1895
Wrought metal wonder lamp" with white bark cloth
shode with magazine rack table topped with
sistont Mosonite floral decorated Lamp removable
Regularly $50 995
Leather covered topered column tobe lamp with bross
mounting and candle holder Gold drum fberlin
shade Bose in pine, chestnut or lily white 2o" toll
le" drum shode Regularly 24e5 1895
W5L-Lorps 7th Floor oso Chevy Chose and AIexondto
Stearns & Foster mattress sets
Foam otex mattress and box spring sets in fnesses
Twin or double size. Medium firm 4A" lotex mottress
with 10" box spring. Both superby toiored Set 69.95
Firm loex nottress ond box spring. mattress stitched to
binding. Set 1895
Extra firm Iotex mattress 81 coil box spring. hand tied
8 ways. Set 1895
W6L-The Sleep Shop, 9Th Floor also Chevy Chase
Csc Swedish hand.blown stemware 39c
Swedish "cubo" stenwore exclusively in Wash
nStOn OrCup InCluoeS SOOiel, sneIDeI, WIFE, COCkoH
ice teo and cordial glasses.
WGl-Glosswore, 5th Floor
also Chevy Chase and Alexandra
save on Bavarian china
imported Bovorion chino in 4 beautiful potterns Ex-
clusivey ours in Washington.
Teocups and soucers, regularly l.55. 125
Matching salad plates, regularly Us 98c
W5L-chino 5th Floor also Chevy Chose and Aexondrio
framed miniature masterpieces 75c
z for I2S
World famed paintings reproduced in handsomely
tuIy coIored in eod-eoIor finished frames, group in
cludes: THE Jester" by Fronz Halls; 0oinsborouehs
mrs. Sddons"; Van Dyck's "ChorIes Of England;
"Ar Loee" by Renoir Millinery Shop" by Deoos, and
many Others
W5L-Pieture 7th Floor Washington only
Evening star., 1955-02-24
save ve-quilted rayon bed jackets

Beautifully styled and detailed at savings
Of 10 to 2.oo. Many trimmed with mock 4
peorls and rhnestones or lace. Lovely styles Il
and coIors. Not every style in every color. Sizes, -
S, M and /. Regularly 500 to 6o5.
W6L-Robes and Lounoeweor, Bird Floor
also Chevy Chose and Alexandria
Evening star., 1955-02-24
1st quality nylons So

1st quality nylons so
Nylons by Marianne ore sheer fottery at remarkable
price . so eouee IS dener in two stunning shodes
for Spring = copriee (rose blush and Meo (misN
beiee). Sizes 8h-ll.
WeL-Aoslep, lst Floor oIso Chevy Chose and Alexandria
save on trimmings and hankies
Swiss imported Venice Ioces, yord LIS
Combric and nyIon ruffline, yord Soc
Vol-Npe lace yard 10c
Swiss and peasant broids regularly soc, yard 25c
French rosebuds, regularly 35c each 10c
Oreondy embroidery regularly 50e-l 90. yard 39c
Ny|on and botste, regularly 90 yord 39c
Fashion buttons, assortment includes mock pearls.
Regularly o0to l50, cord 500
Wells, black navy, brown noturoI. reg. 100, Csc
Spring flowers &c. for 75c
Women's hondkerehiefs, white color embroidery, 95c
Women's initial hondkerchiefs Csc
Mems initial hondkerchefs, not all letters Csc
W5L-Loees and Ribbons, Hondkechiefs lst Floor
also Chevy Chose and Alexandra
Evening star., 1955-05-15
TAHORTOWN PARFAIT CHAN

refreshments fine combed Sanforzed cotton
Deectae mint green strawberry pink bueberry frosted
with white. Misses sizes, styles in half sizes.
Evening star., 1955-05-15
center - scoop neckline
frock with pretty pique in
10y ond side Upper. Also
in eroy. Il to 20 and
l4H2 to 22Hz. 8.@

rioht - ft-skirted coot
dress with loce on oroon-
dy botiste yoke and cuffs.
Also in oroy. II to 20.
8.8
Evening star., 1955-05-15

Ieft-button-fro dress
softly handled with loce
over self colIor ond cuffs
and impressed pleots flow
ino into O full skirt. Also
brown. II to 20 and
l4H2 to 22R. 8.@
Evening star., 1955-05-15

''residuoI shrinkooe not more
thon ! %
W6L-Ooytine Dresses.
3rd Floor olso
Chevy Chose ond Alexandria
, 1955-10-24
Miss M. Newrnun
Frnr. Secy TO Bill
Buur. Visiting Here

Miss Marguerite Newman,
Bookkeeper with the Air
Force at the Mitchell Field
Air Force base at Hempsted,
where she is assistant to the
chief Of non-appropriated
funds and Continental Air
Command.
Miss Newman was former
" Secretary to Bill Baar
when he was with the Nation
al Broadcasting Company.
She said that Mr.. Baar
raved about the Virgin Is
lands 50 much, st. Croix in
particular, that she was de-
termined to spend her vaca-
ton down here.
Miss Newman is a guest at
Cruzana guest House.
, 1955-10-24

Pan Alley. Out rolled such
hits as Wheel Of Fortune,
Strictly Instrumental
when the Lights Go On
Again Surrender, Rumors
Are Flying" 4 Want to
Thank Your Folks, "These
Things I Offer You, and the
attest @How Important Can It
Be-.
In 1916, the year that the
team produced "Rumors Are
Flying, @oh, What It Seemed
to Be-, and Surrender, the
leading magazine Of the en-
tertainment world, Billboard,
rated them the top s~ong-writ-
ing team in America.
continued on page a
, 1955-10-24
BENNIE BENJAMIN LINKS ISLANDS
TO TIN PAN ALLEY
nv Melville M Stevens
by Melville N. Stevens

WASHINGTON, DC Perhaps for the first time in its
history the name Of the Virgin Islands was linked to Tin
Pan Alley that strip Of Broadway north Of Times Square
where the bulk Of Americas popular music is turned out.
The nk-Ben Benjamin. native Of st. Croix who jour
, 1955-10-24
Uniqueness Noted

Unique in the case Of Ben
ME Benjamin is the fact that
his compositions depart sharp
" from those Of other Negro
composers Of popular music
in that they neither have the
flavor Of the spiritual or the
blues, and do not reach back
to the sufferings Or liberation
of a people. Listening to his
compositions the nearer does
not receive any impression
that Bonnie is a Negro, which
in part is due to the fact that
Bonnie came from the Virgin
, 1955-10-24
Governor Gordon to
Entertain legislators.
Newsmen Tues. Wed.

Governor Walter Gordon
will entertain the legislators
of the Virgin Islands and also
representatives Of the local
and mainland press on Tues
day and Wednesday of this
week at luncheons.
The legislators will be guests
of His Excellency on Tuesday
and the newsmen on Wednes-
day.
, 1955-10-24
Christidn Miller Of
Gdllows Boy Posses

EEANa
Christian Miller Of Gallows
Bay, Christiansted passed
away in the Charles Harwood
Memorial Hospital at 1920
am. yesterday. He was 81.
Funeral services were held
in the St. Johns Anglican
Church this evening at 4:3O.
He is survived by his wife
and nine children, four girls
and five boys.
, 1955-10-24
Edna NJ. Golden.
Enters Fontbonne
College for Women

Miss Edna Golden Of Chris
tiansted, received her cap and
gown as a freshman student
at Fontbonne College, st.
Louis, Missouri, at annual col
lege day ceremonies held on
are campus, October "A
Al the event, the president
Of the Student Government
Association robed each new
student in the traditional aca-
demic cap and gown as a sym
Dol Of her entry into college
life.
Miss Golden, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Rietfelt
Golden, attended St. Mary's
high school.
Fontbonne is a four-year
liberal arts college for women
conducted by the Sisters Of
St. Joseph Of Carondelet, and
is a corporate of ST. Louis
University.