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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-03
West Is Power REGION

SPOKANE.-Western Ameri-
can rivers could produce as
much electric power in q year
as could be generated by 600
million barrels Of petroleum, ac-
cording to Bureau Of Reclama-
ton estimates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-03
Man Shot Fatally
In Roominq House

Norman 8. Couper. 50. was
found fatally shot last night In
the home where he roomed, ri
lit Columbia road NV. police
reported.
Detectives said his landlady.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-03

Oldest
floating her last voyage" Bo
the Baltimore in 1897 she week older
onSdes the Constitution She will
place in
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-07-13

NC Press
President

LcSlI" Thompson, editor and
publisher of the WhitCvillc News
Reporter, was named president
OF the North Carolina Press AS
-oclation Saturday al the state
meeting in WinSton-Salcm.
He succeeds Holt PcPhCrSon,
High Point Enterprise editor, as
head Of the organization.
Other newspaper officials
-umcd include: Dante Gcrmino,
Durham Hcrald-Sun papers BUS
mess manager, vice president:
and Miss Beatrice Cobb. Morg-
anton News-IIcrald publisher.
was reelected seCrctary-trcasur-
or.
Thompson was serving on The
board OF directors prior to his
elevation to president.
New directors will be DoraI
j. Chapman. Winston Sac.
Journal-Scn,incI business man.
"gcr. and J. 4. Gray. ST.. Sv.. -
Herald. They VIII serve three
year terms.
John Anderson q! the TrGnsy-
!vanla Times was elected - I'll
the remaining year of ThDno-
son $ term on the board
Clarence Griffin, editor of The
Forest CITY Courier va. rn-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-07-13
Farmers Expected
To Approve FIue
Cured Acreage Cut

II the trend is followed, farm
erS Will be expected to slash
their tobacco acreage - percent
when they ballot on July %.
The last Growers Referendum
On marketing quotas for fluc-
cured tobacco was held July 10,
J52. NIncty-niuc percent Of g.
j49 voters cast ballots in favor o:
The quotas.
Clyde Wayne, chairman of
he County Agricultural Stabi-
lZatlon and Conservation Com
SAID that growers may
vote for quotas FOR one year,
1856, or for the next three years
1856 TO 1858.
Growers viii have the oppor-
tunity to vote against quotas. AT
least twO-thirds of the voting
growers must approve quotas if
they are to be effective. Com
committeeman will hold
the polls for this referendum.
Marketing quotas have been
in effect for flue-cured tobacco
ASH year since the enactment OF
&c Agricultural Adjustment Act
# 1888 except for 1889 when
quotas were diSapprovcd by
-rOWtrs. Tnc last previous ref
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-07-13

collection unless is is in a COW
cred trash cuntaincr. Yet. there
are only three such containers
IN the entire business district.
Thus. garbage collectors must
spend extra man hours raking
and gathering refuse behind the
various stores on the two days
each week they make their
rounds. This unnecessary gest-
urc adds nearly $500 extra to
The cost Of garbage collection
~ the business district.
Uttered with yesterdays ac-
emulation of sp.tcd feed. card
board Containcrs AMI everything
Use that has lost its value. alleys
ave become a favoritC dump
.ng grounds. Each one has the
Of a host of trash
Jumps all in row. a disturbing
realization is that the town
trash dump is far more attrac-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-07-13

future except by the past stock for moro than
100 years have shown fabulous profits and there is every
ton that the future will be better
Most people have hand remark NV SOM. nm.
or another that life insurance than
any other kind business have stopped 10 fere inst
how much H'N :" 1ie0"e 'u''
s Dickson Co, nationally stock brokers releas
CD te following statement recently group of
securities whose record since 1910 that achieved by
the capital stocks of the leading life insurance companies"
That same report shows typical insurance COM
paes namely jefferson Standard Life Casualty
National National Life Accident shown the
percentage increase That
means that dollar invested has $4,000 in
matter of Is years
Now industrial stocks have enjoyed prosperity
ing 10 compare with insurance stocks
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-07-13
MaIIy Fowler Will Stage Big
"AII-kite Sing Here Saturday

a gospel-singing promoter ant
stage cmcee, Wally Fowler. will
bring his "All-Nite Sing" here
Saturday night at 8 o'clock. They
will be accompanied by the Silver
Star Quartet. Sponsored by the
Jaycees, proceeds will be used
to finance the recreation pro-
gram.
Fowler's "Sings" have proved
they can do exactly what they
once strived to do 49, keep paying
audiences Of thousands in all
night, from shutdown to sun up.
They will appear here at tho
Tabor City School Gymnaium.
Even now that his perform
ance are shortened, they still
often intrigue audiences for 2
hours, twice as long as "Gone
With The Wind, one Of the
longest secular shows in history
The Sing-Man is shortening his
entertainments in cooperation
with businesses and churches.
Gospel sing loving employees
congregations and even preachers
we're often sleepy after truly
all-night performances.
Fowler, 81, Of Nashville, a
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-07-13

WINE Souherners frowned the of
ooho insurance mionnaes have sprung
america where such antiquated theories
crded Far too potential
e Caroas have put their capital
SIX ana seven percent while Northern
literally counted their profits in 100 or
In the last two decades handful
into the stocks and bonds business
ing along with modest profits in industrial
nave seen the insurance stock possibility light
100 lew small investors have properly their work.
your irst thought is perhaps IF this situation good
why invested
The answer just smpeinirancc
have been soaring to astronomical heights years
public has never been aware of it.
Your next thought will be, but how do the
future will be lucrative in the insurance
AS Patrick Henry Said 81 know 10 Of
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-07-13

ne the act on Friday evenings
.'nd Saturday mornings
Junior 5tcvcrs. yurcrintcnd-
ct o' public works. estimates
II extra man Tours arc dcvc,uJ
o the situation. Figuring an uy-
rage of 80 cents per hour Il
'aachcS yearly total Of about
$4,000 which is not to DC succz-
ed at in town that has linln-
Icial difficulties in purchasing
needed equipment.
In an effort to clean up alley.
some Is months ago, town ofiic-
.Ials adopted Section 20 of the
town ordinances.
For those unaware ST il cx-
lists. ii plainly states: 1T shall
be unlawful for any person, firm
or corporation to throw. place
leave or sweep any trash, dirt
or debris of any kind back OF
the stores or places of business
All trash, dirt or debris accum-
ulating in places of business
shall he placed in covered trash
cans. Any person, firm or cor
poration violating the provisions
of this ordinance shall be guilty
Of "A misdcmcanor."
Actual enforcement of the
ordinance has never taken place
According 10 Mayor II. G..
Cameron. the police department
would be responsible for en-
forccmcnt. At the present their
duties vary from collecting over
due water bills 10 investigating
robbcrics and other more sCri-
.ous violations of the law.
County health inspectors visit
Tabor City about once every
three months. AS yet. none of
The stores have been condemned.
The only consequence is paid
by those who have need for
health ratings-thcy lose sever
al points If the situation IS too
wretched near their particular
store.
Not only does the health prob
lem rear its head. Fire hazards
ere great where rubbish is piled
against store buildings.
Own House Not In Order
A prime example OF a fire
hazard Is at the rear OF the Tir-
bune office. Large amounts OF
Trash paper is tossed out the
door. This constitutes extra work
for the town employees as well
as work for the volunteer fire
(Coatinued On Page 81
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-07-13
Cameron Holds
Busy Mayors
Court Session

Two charges of disordcrly con-
HuCt and one for speeding Melted
Edison Floyd costs of court on
each count Monday night in the
first regular session presided
over by Mayor II. G.. Cameron.
Other cases disposed OF in
cludCd: Allen Patterson. two
charges public drunkenness.
costs on each count: Herbert
MCCumbCc failure to yield
q ght-of-way causing accident,
costs: RoSalCc Rhodes, no oper-
ator's license, transfer to Re
cordcr'= Court; Pcrnell King.
assault on child, transfer to Re-
cordCr'S Court: Vernon Dewitt,
assault on female, prosecuting
witness failed to prosecute and
was taxed with costs of court:
Thurston CARMEL. disordcrly
conduct. prosecuting witness
taxed with cost when he failed
- prosecute.
James Thomas. carrying con-
CCalcd weapon. transfer TO Re-
vordcr's Court: Jimmy Jackson.
disordCrly conduct, costs; Levi
Lewis, failure to stop at stop
sign. costs; Norman Duncan.
possession of non tax paid
whiSkCy, costs: Bill Finick. dis
orderly conduct, costs: X. j.
Eellamy, violation stop sign.
!. costs; Bricc Strickland, public
costs; Paul Norris,
public drunkenness, costs; Mar
celia Smith, Jr., no operators
license, transfer to Recorders
Court.
Norris Mack, public drunken
ness, costs; Roger E. Buffkin,
disordcrly conduct, costs: Buck
Hazclton, disorderly conduct,
costs and $3.50 for capias: Gene
Gore. speeding. costs and $3.50
for capias; Billy Nealey, fight
0Ig. costs.
Leroy Jarctte, bad check. costs:
costs; Louise F. Scott. bad check,
costs; Garland Simmons, public
drunkenncss. costs: James Davis,
driving under influence and no
brakes. transfer TO Recorders
Court; Robert Mack, public
drunkenness, costs; Bill Duncan,
public drunkenness, costs; Ronus
Tompkins, public drunkenness,
costs; L. b. Porter, public drunk
fpness, costs.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-07-13
Lot of Extra Work

wrcstler-built GAO lb.) man with
a mild Al Jolsonish face. holds
other littlc-realized distinctions.
His concerts. featuring gospe-
singing stars of record and ranio
consistently pack bigger audi
cnces through the pay-gate than
perhaps any other regularly
S c h edu ID entertainment in
America. with the exception of
Libcrace.
Fowler sings" account for the
great majority OF an estimated
100000 fans n year who pay to
attend in-person appearances Of
gospel-singing stars. They regu-
larly pack auditoriums from
Miami TO Detroit, from the
Plains Of Texas to the hills of
Carolina, and all points in be.
tween. In Montgomery, Ala. .
single Fowler sing drew 5000
fans; in Winston-Salem, N. c..
10.01S.
I'VE sing hymns and spirituaIs
in every beat but the tango and
mambo.' says the unique I'm
pressario. To eri.ies. who like
their musical Gospel spreading
Continued On Page 81
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-07-13
MegFo Is
Held FOR
Theft

A l9-ycar-old Negro arrested
Sunday for pilfering mail from
lock boxes in the local Post Of
..,Fc Will face federal charges for
'dncft of mail.
James Tolar was taken to
Fayetteville on Monday by Post
al Inspector W. n. Stanley of
Wilmington. The young defend
ant was to be arraigned before
United States Federal Com
missioner. Bond was reported to
have been set at $500.
Tolar was arrested Sunday
morning about go o'clock by
Tabor City Chief of Police II. F.
Tpps. He had in his possession a
number of letters taken from
the mail boxes of Burroughs
General Repair and James c.
Cox Appliance Company.
Checks in the amount of S28.-
so had been removed from the
letters. Two checks tutaling ST.
so were removed from the Bur
rouGhS box while S2l7O worth
Of checks were payable To James
=. Cox Appliance.
Tolar told Chief EppS that he
had found the letters and checks
in the trash can; however, he
later confessed that he had re-
rovcd them from unlocked mail
boxes.
Chief EppS said the police de
Nartmcnt had been on the look
cut for persons believed to have
LcCn tampcring with the mail
boxes. The defendant stated il
:, as the first time he had lamp
%rcd with the boxes.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-07-13

A l9-ycar-old Negro arrested
Sunday for pilfering mail from
lock boxes in the local Post Of
s,En VIII face fcGcral charCnS for
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-07-13
CITY TAGS

Police Chief II. +. EppS said
this week that there were still
Il few cars in Tabor CITY that
are not carrying city licenses
tags.
This is against The law and
anyone caught without these
tags will he brought to court. :"
Chief Eprs said.
lie also pointed out that some
privilege licenses have not been
paid by business firms and that
there arc now due and PAYABLE.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-07-13
By-w. Horace Carter

9 There are lot Of Southees today still clingns TO the
antiquated theory that to deal
immoral ana ha TO do yourselves with
den Oh e'es rms misconcepton has in
vestors in the Carolnas millions loss
day by day.
Many well-meanng parents who said
stock exchanges simply devices hoodwning the public
and Fleeing the investor have
shy away from fabulous profits purely
business simply buying brood feeding
raising her litter and eventually becoming big
3cah.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-07-13
COMPANY
Annual Percent of Profit

Or these annual percentage yields these ten
value 1928 Invested every for the past
Now your next reaction will probably make you think "oh
the past four Just exceptional years They don't usu-
ally profits" contrary the past years
unusual only IN negative sort OF way Actually the past Jour
showed the lowest percentage Of profit Of any four conse
s"e years the history Of insurance yet they earned s'a's
over the past 68 year period these same ten typical
panics annual profit stockholders of
S9f6 Every 500 has practically doubled every year for
with these figures beyond denial, apparent that
c insurance company can produce startling profits needs
only its rs Wisely continue TO increase its prem
iuu rv~~ivc expanding sales organza-
These being manifested by every insurance
Insurance. company the three basic
easily marketable appreciation in values and HIGH dividends
cu"ncd by securities that can be bought by
Actually they are the highest paving
ordTartIary if bought during carly years
strangely public fairly posted the
failure Of industrial stocks They know something
fall Tel and Tel General Motors
but they almost completely in the dark about
Industrial stocks arc generally bought
big bargains are usually snapped up while companies are young
and growing The tendency in such stocks for the rich TO get
richer because large investors the leading purchasers of in
Here the company is altogether different
The insurance field does welcome Instead
or himself aHd Ii I pro,boGnHe Ilg insurance custom
that has as IFS business tho selling of life
Yet while insurance companies prefer stockholders like Mr.
ouSy ignorant of the opportunities that exist.
This opportunity Insurance facts ara
matter of public 800 -
or greater perhaps than anything else is
'"d 'neSe vast profits
r mere are no shady manpuaons no crooked connving
'' PI"ilS are ocng made by wise
you pay on your insurance while maintaining adequate
70 pay your widow and orphans upon your death No
OF orphans have objected of
policy They get the money they need most
oueS OF insurance stocks have
Hiohnaires while companies paying out billions to
is truly Sousatisfying getting rich
hthough you still shake disbelief the facts
sun stand Inc past 100 history of companies Is
one OF constant growth and fabulous profits story small
INVESTORS putting their TO work Those
ground floor have already become
even greater Importance the opportunities greater
tooay than ever before opportunity Southener
win even small amounts Of capital should not ignore.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-07-13

of 1ysaEs for TINS same percentage increase
DICKSON says I'VE convinced this market advance
see l94O) has been and can be justified INV N.
surounains the remarkable expanding
Aiuusuy. ana expanding industry"
ance company assets have by percent life nsu
purchases by sl42 percent An this h
ing taken place in years. " Wis ''@ ~
Most insurance been unaware of the
fantastic profits even their making Only in
recent months have some lucrative oppor-
y awaits neiI Some agents in this immediate
actually cashed in life policies themselves and taken
the money to invest in insurance stocks.
And if history repeats itself they were exceponalv ,s In
dong gust that The only catch that might puc
S unwse as compared with insurance possibility death
premium Life insurance stocks bring you greater
return but they must be held few
Let's look examples insurance stock purchases
that you might have made and have
The chances are that since 1899 paying
ance premiums least $4,000 Those pay
ent have totaled approximately Now you
tnue TO on that policy for
will the $4,000 when YOU pass
your money Insurance is still the best protection
Blu, let US suppose that instead of buying $4,000 life
the Liberty Life Insurance Company Greenve C. That
company is taken as typical example Today original
s75o investment would have
That's an average gain investment
every since 1899 These figures reliable from
Dickson Co And the chances that the company with
which have insurance policy has
similar envable history of growth and prosperity
Look at the Gulf Like Company of jacksonville
Let's say that in January of 1888
oGg ABOUT oang 1t out on morgage and notes at six
money at that 1t good earning you ss4o
the first kept loaning and principal
out each until 1855 doubled your during
time with
ul et suppose that you bought sl4OOO
STOCK IN 1898 Since that time you
po IN cash dividends S7553l Those along with the
company growth and profit percent
o every during the stock would have
'ccAeu cor gancd) TO holdings valued
a same $4,000 would have you and dol
lars
You might want to take the William Robotham
ue Prudential Life Insurance
state Jersey Robotham is
pubic record that Roboham
" company to S563896 in 81 This purchase origin
i
CONSIDER Metropolitan Life for al
stock company that company in 1915
It's stock holders invested company
nluuaI2ed IN 1915 those stockholders
Then there's the company This life
Aetna had paid out S2l6OOO00 dividends
cash dividends had assets of S23O58O surplus SlO2
aay your fears that depression might
insurance stocks would tumble downward interesting
that curing the worst depression
$780,
8O2,OOOOOO
You still feel that these companies exceptional
the figures misleading. So let's typical
and show percentage
10 the stockholders. This table listed below
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-07-13

series nav,
story will deal with that max. n
for 70 take advantage profits
But these plans Opposition from STATE
laws) -'~
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-07-13

tive than tuc alleys.
Meat package wrapping pro-
vide a haven for flies by tn,
'rovcS. Rats grow healthy gnaw-
ing on rotten food.
Five merchants in one block
If the business district decided
months ago to alleviate the Sit
uation. Each Clipped in until
the $500 was collected for az
inCincr, tor. Now, it is used a
bout onC-tCnth as often rs i;
should hC.
Lot of Extra Work
Co rally. the feeling seems
20 b. that as long as the town
employees will spend almost an
extra day on Tuesday raking
and gathering debris from be-
hind the stores there is little
percentage in placing it in COW
cred containers. The equivalent
of another day is spent repeat
Evening star., 1955-01-28

WAIkkFkUNI PNOP. WAFNItU
WILL PAY CASH for . house In any
ocean, or viii reconsider lot rea.
sonahiy priced. Give particulars.
BOX 22-S, Star. so
Evening star., 1955-01-28
BoATs

2i-FT. CHRIS CRAFT cabin cruiser;
: % h.p.t perfect condition. leb2i
risMISS fsisi a. BSzi,7 Slaf71is 10 H.: s.avorthy,
good condition. inboard motors must
as..PPT. sfEEEcRRfT chrysler Crown
motor, 1lb hip. ell foam.rubber
cushions throughout; sleeps 4; boat
IN excellent condition. DAYS, HT.
3-01e3; ewes. and Sun, EN-. 3-1l0S.
oUTBoARD MOTOR. johnson rs
h.p., like new; gear shift, separate
tank. remote controls. S325. ~.
6-7774 rs
oUTBoARD MOTOR REPAIR---Mer-
curry and Wizard our speciality
guaranteed work by Mcrcury-tratned
personnel. in q modern, equipped
We Also have some excellent buys
In used outboard motors; low down.
payments. bank nnaneinE availablei
have fun this summer with
LITTLE 836 Maine ave. s.w.. Ma.
s-b940. 80 .
1885 3o-Fr. sAFTTcRAFT ezpress.
Order now ior spring dspyery.
iDssnfSs sFSse raa aiiansw isIm; Century Coronado
and Arabian; the sports cars OF boat.
2s.M. TT ssseeicraft fiybrldse. 1851
Chrysier marine. lis h,p, $4,7b0
26.ft. steelcraft sedan; elec. refill
sanx ssafnTxELcsRF.AsFFsr.wAsH1soToN sF.sFsr eiSvo cS'
Maine Ave, and NJ ct. e,W. ST. S-4t4B
Evening star., 1955-01-28
T0pCASH
lNvEsTMENT PROP. ron SALE

APPRox. ee.0eo 50. TT. Of ground.
zoned C-2. Frontage on Lee hwy.
Price. 81 per 50. It. Call GOODMAN
REALTY, IA. 9-266Q. 80
NR. 18th AND NEWT0N--S300 dn..
SOS mo-, buys 9-rm. house: 2 COM
plete apts.. furn.; rent one. occupy
other free. OWNER, IA. s-2o4g,
COLLEGE PARK--s3.ooo annual IN
come; price. 1900: 5000 down;
owner pays taxes, insurance and
roof repair only. E1LARD REAL
ESTATE. uN. 4-3052 20
"a APTs.--Mod., spotiess. det. bldg:
nr. 18th and Park rd.; fully. rented:
oil heat; annual inc. about $23 900.
Priced below z times. NE. 9-6666;
ewes. ia. 9-410a. rs
GROUP or FIVE 2-FAlfILY FLATS,
prime ne. location; 3 yrs. old. VIII
show good return on Investment.
WIZ sen individual or IL q sroup.
Call Mr.. ABEN, DI. T-4S2S or ewes.
60 : MODEM ;idSEHSi Ia BEDRM. AfTs.;
corner property. desirable ne. loca-
tion: diiplexes. low rentals; SIT, 500
per ": on busline: schools. stores
close; good investment; property
priced right: fully rented David
Rosenbefg. DREYFUSS BROS. Ma.
S-O5S2; eyes, SUM-. IA. 2-7S29.
~-dU
Evening star., 1955-01-28
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE
WAREHOUSES ACREAGF
WAREHOUSE FOR RENT

10000 SO. IT. with approx. 10000
50. #. adj yard area: 2nd comml.
:; Capitol and p area. Ii. 7-7a0o.
HALF lSio ASD Nj SIS. s.E.--Buiidins.
approx. 5000 IT.. with approx. TO-
900 It. Of lot adjoining; very busy
Of business or gas station. VIII build
or remodel to suit proper tenant.
II. 7-7400. 10. BASIS. a--28
Of District. Corner hTeprocf build
ing; 14-ft. ceilings: ell-lighted,
central heating. elevator; excellent
loading facilities. ample parking; /
blk. from Union station. win lease
whole or In part. at very reasonable
rent. or will sell on excellent terms.
Mr.. Ginnetti. DREYFUSS BROS /,
INC; Realtors. MA. S-05S0. or OIL.
ACRE level, solid ground zoned in
dustrial with 2 warehouses. In. heart
Of Alexandria. B. FRANKLIN KAHN,
NO. 7-9i1l. 80
SILVER sPRiNd-S,0 900 50. 4. plus
once space.
H. MALAsKY, RE. 7-6s20
40
Evening star., 1955-01-28
G. 8. eHIILINGBUR0
IA. 1924 After 8 PM, IA. 2-46t2

232-ACRE dairy farm. S-rm. house;
2M baths, oil heat; 6O.cow b, G
barn. 2 Ilx40 siios, dry barn. 90-ft
implement shed. corn crib. etc; or
ass ssrd afeEs ESaS Se ni iI,G pG s SSSooo; 0:,o,
house with ssI spacious lawn. avn csttii
barn. corn house, smoke house, .etc.'
10 acres wooded. balance lush blue.
grass sod, ready to cut. superhly
watered. on 9 plateau with 1h mi
frontage on Rte. 28, 10 mi. to mil
lion-dollar .shop. center In an ~.
If1lSaR cai cahRIEs il X HnJfasia nJaasoN SSIeS PooIss.
VILE a2h2 pnnlegYille. Nd .-2A
Evening star., 1955-01-28
] sFAsnoRE PRoPfRTY

OCEAN CITY, MD. = BOARDWALK
roonaing house and saitimSIEs q ti,,sIs ave. ave.
ton SATURDAY. FEB. 26, Both prop
ticuisrs write HARVEY a CROP
PER, Atty,s., 800 B. d l.. BlaG.
Salisbury, Nd. ~