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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-09-07

ne bi bilo niti H.B.Z., i'll kak'
ljubavi ne bi svijeta bilo, a
nj tebe a nit meme moja gor-
ska vilo. I posto je Pomladak
izljev u Zajednicu, to Gu Sc
osvrnuti najprije ma isti.
Nagrade nasih majka
iii materinstVO
Nemislim time reel da one
to nezasluzuju, nego vec i Vi
Sc. Ali po sudu / preporucl
brata M. Zvonara, Clana od-
sieka br. II il Denver, Colo,
kako je on to sugerlrao u
svom dopisu u Zajednlcaru
Cd 80. ozujka, 1854, S koJlm
Sc ia u mnogo cemu slazem.
Prvo, MANIFESTO nagrada
bolje bi bilo da Sc istom ro-
dienGetu dade Term Certi-
fikat uplacen do 5 godina, l
to bi wise vrijedilo "a maj
Ike i "a samu zajednicu. A
! Glanice koje bi htjele uzetl
2O-Years Endowment sa is
placenom clanarinom "a 8
mieseci. l onda smo sigurni
da je dijete clan Zajednice.
Inace Sc dogadja, da koji in
surenc agenat nanjusi to ro-
djence posjeti majku istog,
| i majka istog djeteta dade u
pisati dijete u insurenc "a O.
mai novac nagrade unapred
uberu uplate "a 6 mjesecl, uz
mani discount ma prvoJ u
plati, tako da in time po-
vezu Sto wise "a inSurenc
kompaniju. Insurenc agent
dobro paze ma rekord rodje-
MIA djece po novinama, l etc
mega odmah ma vratima Gin
Sc dijete rodi.
Nagrade tajnicima ! upravi'
teljima Pomladka
Nile dobro da Sc dade ma
grade istim ako uzdrze oC
prosle godine isti broj clan
stva, vec samo bi Sc moglC
dati nagrade "a upis novo}
clana, kojeg tajnik iii koJ
i clan upise u odsjek iii Po
/ mladak. Prvo nije dobro i
: tog razloga, sto mnogi tai
: nici pored tih nagrada drz'
dugujude clanove po dvije
tri godine u odsjeku, t.
steti odsjeku j HBz. A dru
go mnogi tajnici upravitelj
nezasluzuju te nagrade.
No sto Sc tice da Zajed
MICA plaza IL svoje blagajn'
makar djelomicnu placu cd
siecnim tajnicima i upravi
teljima Pomlatka S time s.
slazem. Istina je da su mas
bivsi pioniri, koji su cd MIL
vec sada mnogi u grobu, ka
i mi stariji clanovi koji sm
jos ma zivotu zabadava radi
Ii "a nase odsjeke i Zajed
nicu u ranijim godinama. T
e smo chill u ona vremena
3 kad je nasa Zajednica bill
: mala i slaba, docim sada s.
drugcija vremena, a i Zajed
! MICA je jaka velika, pax "a
: to smatram da je ova pre-
poruka ma svom mjestu.
: NaSe dividende
: Brat J. Mavrovich, pred
sjednik odsjeka broj 141 pis
,, u svom dopisu Cd 27, isto
i pada, 1854. medju inim i c
!, vo, a sto ia drzim korisnim
: Manifesto dividenda da S
snizi clanstvu rasporez 80
i jer dividende zadavaju mnc
= go posla u uredu Zajednice
i odsjecnim tajnicima, a pr
liean je i trosak oko togs
Oval nacin bi trebalo upc
trebiti i u nasem Pomlatkr
izuzev 18-Years Term Policy
1 koje bi trebalo sniziti 10 cer
4 ii ma mjesec bez razlike da
clan plaza kod pristupa 25
q . 80 iii 35 cent? mjesecno. Dc
cim danasnji sistem cd {
mjesecnog oprosta trebao (
Evening star., 1955-02-04
Prosecution 10 Call
AT Least Il More
lin Trial Of Nugent
BY the Asseeiafsd Press

FORT SILL. Okla, Feb. A.
The prosecution was expected to
present at least a dozen more
witnesses before completing its
side in the general court-martial
of Maj. Ambrose H. Nugent,
charged with collaboration with
his Communist captors.
The defense also has indicated
a long list of witnesses.
Witnesses yesterday included
Capt. Stanley Zimmerman,
Amarillo, Tex, now stationed at
Camp Rucker, Ala, and Corpl.
Robert H. Ghyers, %, Caruthers-
vile, Mo.
18th Prosecution Witness.
Capt. Zimmerman, the 18th
prosecution witness, said Maj.
Nugent told him the Reds were
going to select two POW's to
attend an international peace
conference at Prague.
"He told me he was going to
try to be one of those two people
and make his escape to Bavaria"
Capt. Zimmerman testified.
Maj. Nugent, who was IS yes
terday, married a German wom-
an. Her mother lived in Bavaria
before her death. His wife is
now visiting in Germany with
an invalid sister.
Outcome Not Disclosed.
Maj. Nugent was selected for
the conference but its outcome
was not disclosed. The other
man was Corpl. Ghyers, who
testified he made the trip under
protest. He said that Mai.
Nugent told him the Koreans
would make him go anyway.
Maj. Nugent is accused Of
thwarting the escape of fellow
prisoners, making propaganda
broadcaSts, writing and circu-
lating peace" petitions and
generally cooperating with his
North Korean and Chinese cap
tors. He could receive a life
sentence If convicted.
Evening star., 1955-02-04
Philippines Back U. 5.
On Formosan Policy
BY the Assoeioted Press

MANILA, Feb. 4.-President
Magsaysay said last night the
Philippines is squarely behind
the United States on its Formo-
san policy.
In the first official government
reaction here since President
Eisenhower announced the
United States stand, Mr.. Mag
saysay said in a statement:
"Formosa is vital to our ma
tional security. 1t must remain
in friendly hands. Our
interest extends to the measures
that have been taken to defend
it against aggression.
"I welcome the decision Of the
United States Government clari-
flying its stand on the Formosa
question. I trust that this policy
of firmness will achieve its
avowed purpose of deterring fur
ther acts of Communist aggres-
sion in this area"
Evening star., 1955-02-04

Pamper your feet with one of the most
famous names in shoe shops :. Natural
Bridge. No need to squander money,
though! You can enjoy the luxury of fine
workmanship the comfort of inside-out
know-how, high-fashion styling for
tags. Choose smooth leather, sparkling
patent leather in styles that vary from
walking shoes to smart sandals Blacks,
tans, blues, reds. Sizes to in the group
Not every Style in every size or color. No.
mail or phone orders
The Hecht Co., Downstairs Washington, Siluer Spring
H. and PARKington
Evening star., 1955-02-04
Special Purchase!
AIRY FELI'S IN
Spring CoIorS
s.

When a woman buys hat :. it's
more than just hat! It makes her
step little lighter, her heart little
gayer. That's why you'll fall in love
with these new Spring silhouettes,
new trims, glowing colors. Don't
look at the price tag ;. look at the
style. Every one of them is mex
pensive {. yet we haven't cheap
hat in the lot.
The Hecht Co., Downstairs Millinery,
Washington, iSilper Spring and PARKingtoH
Evening star., 1955-02-04
ADVERTISEMENT.
ADVERTISEMENT.
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Don't neglect your kidneys If these condi-
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Doan's give happy relief from these discom-
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Evening star., 1955-02-04

. white . red
. pink . coffee
. ice blue . sroy
. yellow . navy
. moss green . block
. beige
Evening star., 1955-02-04
1OO1I ALPACA.
COAT sale
SO

Pure luck to find pure alpaca
at this low price! So rich and
plushy, it comes in 5 styles
Qong and short). Designed
In sumptuous, fluid lines.
Milium lined to make one
coat work for you 3 seasons
OF the year. Platinum, beige,
brown, nude or gray in z to is,
10 to IA.
The Hecht Co., Downstairs.
Washington, Siluer Spring and
PARKtngton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-12
AUToMoBILEs ron SALE

FORD 1851 Vietcria; I, and h.. turn
etEnalss Eotobmntic drive. excel.
I cord.; $3.50. s.Appiy after IL an.
1oso3 selso blsds Resssn 20.
FoRD 1854 E-s customiine Adj.
sedan; Fordomatic drive. +. and 3.
miles. It. Blue. Owner Going over
seas: $l.725. IA. 2-s02s. ia
FORD 1854 custom &C., sedan; 2-tone
finish; heater, Wv, tires. only 1900
miles: Sl.545; with 3U-day n0-cost
guaranteed Car No. 1;s5-A. MONROE
FORD. bl00 Wis. ave. NV. WO.
1000. Open ewes. till 3 pm.
FOkD 50 VS. FcIdomattc: Z. h:
qs Ss n ssis onis s sos Ph6as
rom 80 vi Victoria s-cyl: :. and b.;
2-tone. yellow body, dark blue top,
iIamas. cond. Pvt; owner; 1880
sider trade. Before ] pm can ia "a.
$3.50. After 8, caii JE. 4-2e4s.
FRAZIER 1897 Manhattan; r. h.,
2yerdrtye: excel. .eond.; must sell:
HUDSON 1919 super .4-dr. sedan:
perfect condition; only S345, no
money down. WILLIAMS, 20th and
Il. J. ave. NE. -l5
HUDSON 1850 Pacemaker 4-dr. Sc
dan; attractive new blue finish; ra-
dio. heater and 1 good tires; safe
orig. price, $495: reduced for Inn
med: sale at only $295. oLMSTEAD
MOTOR CO., NJ Virsinia's LARGEST
oldsmobiie Dealer, 1000 wilson blvd,
ArL ia. 7-e400.
HUDSON 1919 Super '.6'' 4-dr.:
low mileage: black finish; very clean.
WILLIAMS q BAKER. 10th and NJ
|JaGiUARs 81 Marx i sed.; e.4oo
NIL. Sl.795; 53 sonyeyt and ~
T hasd top; Ack P , 18th ~ ana az, 2
copper tone fnish, Z. ana h., over
drive, clean; finest condition: S495
cash or SO down, S33 month
WOLFE MOTORS. 1891 Wis. ave.
nv. EN-. ,3sOl42 ---l3
tires. r. and h.. power brakes. A.
way cleo. seat. rear seat speaker and
the many Lincoln extras, orig. 21,-
900 miles. Special today. 81. 295.
MA4sA A MoToRs INC,
pssIsrs 1lss 18th i. nS n.Ws cc. ).
LINCOLN "a Capri coupe; colony tan
top with royal red bottom set on
Dy continental wheel, and tube
less Wv. tires, fully equip, and
h, power steering and brakes, elec..
windows and Away seat, rear seat
speaker and all the many Lincoln
extras. uew-car title and new-car
guar. with this company ofiicial car,
your chance to save hundreds of
dollars. S3.g95. MAYFLOWER MO-
TORS, INC. WaSh,ss Oldest Linz
coln-Mercury Dealer. 1926 18th st.
nv. co. 5-6363. -13
TAG. 1921 Connecticut. Wo. g.
LINCOLN fsSSi "a Capri 4-door sedan;
royal red with regent black. top.
fully equipped, r. and h., tubeless
Wv. tires. power steering. power
brakes, cleo. windows and AWAY
cleo seat, new-car title and new-cRrI
guar. with this company ofiicial
car; your chance to save hundreds
OF dollars, 1885. MAYFLOWFR
MOTORS, INC, Wash.'s Oldest Lin
coln.Mercury Dealer, 1125 18th st.
NV. CO. 6-6363. lib
LINCOLN 1853 Capri hard top; fully
equipped, including power steering.
power brakes. selectric windows and
/ Away seat: Continental wheel: fully
E winteriZed. including srlow-grlb tires.
You'll fall in love with this cleaning
two-one blue jewel Big allowance on
your old car. S2.495. GRADY MO-
TORS, Ltncoln-Mercury, 1909 Wis
couSfn ave OIL, 4-7A00. LII
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-12
AuroMoslLrs foR sALl

FORT 40 super de luxe: pvt party;
st. ne. IA e-7356.
FORD s4a Dc luxe "s'' Fordor:
speelel: $500, S99 down. TRIANGLE
MOTORS Tos ddss, 500 r / ave.
FoRD s. eonfertible with yordo-
matte, radio, heater, sungate-fvory
tires; Si.295. PARKWAY FORD,
3o5d n g: Mi AD. 2-oise. Open
FORD 81 Custom VS. Tudor; with
Fordomatic, radio, heater, sandal
wood tan finish with clean interior;
S745. PARKWAY-FORD. 3051 n
st. NV. AD; 2-01s5. Open Q to
F0RB 1888 s Mainline @ss Tudor;
equipped, cascade-green fnish with
excellent Wv. tires; $1,195. PARK
WAY-FORD, 3051 ~ st. NV, AD.
2-0IS5. Open to o. Sat. till g.
FORD 80 Customltne V-S Fordor;
tone lancer maroon finish and very
clean interior: Sl.345. PARKWAY
FORD. 1851 NJ st. NV. AD. 2-0lS5.
open 2 70 o. Sat. till 3.
F rsil5 heater, timbeflins green
81, 2g5. PARKWAY-FoRD, 3O5f
u ST 81 nm I'M AD. 2-ois5. Open 9 70
y 1870, ~ de an 49,, s 5naor scan scan
ana sI.1a, r sEssllsnt n 6 aag sgP-
3051 N st, nv. AD. 2-0lS5. Open
rnnIs11 y; Ss.: VI r,.. ..s,.
heater; needs 4 little shapine m
e ,a, sSx sa tEanszpSIpfS5sSp a sGs
N 81 nv An. a-t1Iss Omen ~ q
r e 3 s rs t a1esstl,n. v,e.or,.. Nm
finish With Wv. tires; Si.4sS.
| PARKwAY-FoRD, 305f N 81. NV.
Ap. S-ois5. open o to D. Sat. ali il 8.
FORD '52. sedan: equip: one you
price. $500. Low down psyHent'
SALES SALES c coRP.. i7si siad a9Sma
FORD 1851 Custom "s' 2-dr.: Fordo-
seat soye Tad9 5 d nshsisT sus oG
est and Largest Dodge Plymouth
Dealer, TREW MOTOR CO, 9Th
rom i545 Tudor ~; +, and h.:
good eond excellent motor S4g5.
rSnp fo ISL S eastom sEss sM rado as7 +
and h.: overdriye: be sure and see
this one; 1895. SILVER SPRING
MOTOR Co. INC. 1909 E.-W, HWY.
lat "a. ave. sfi. spg., Nd. 10.
a-4s0d.
FORD 1851 Victoria: radio and heat
er: Fordomatic drive: 2-tone finish;
Sg45 car No. a04-A. MONROE
FORD 1897 Easf-West hwy, Sil.
sST~. Nd. open evenings til o.
pTn TI 1as9 Ss,,,.ts,,,, sset, s.aon. onA
Eordo1ns fic drive. darE Niue AN
tsb onnd clean ear. far sbove
Isl, soo Sao ca No ICY
MpMS6,E gP5Rn i5a7 East.West
hrv SiI sng Nd 0ue,, evenings
ar a In ke7sna
rd " 7; o5s M pIr9H ..e, Tpdor. radio
~ h sa fer nniy San5 Gar M
1S1 MHNpSE ECSRn Kim wis
ave NV Wo- $4,000. Open ewes.
rnS,lRD p pSa co,,rtrv sadan. Fnrdo-
Dstic ." and tnrp sienals, one
nWnsr. low Iniiesre. inmacuiate
~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-12
AUToMoBILEs ron SALE

MERCURY '53 Monterey 4-dr. sedans
immac. azure blue and glacier blue.
WV tires, 7. and b.. Merc-O Matte,
power brakes and many other extras.
positively showroom condition. frac-
ton Of ORIGINAL cost, S1.66s, bank
n ann KIRK MOTOR GO.
1000 Ga ave. LIZ
MERCURY "a Monterey hsrdtop;
= Merc-O-Matic; $3.50. HORNER'E
BUICK 1929 MINI. r.es LU. 1-g226.
MERCURY "a Custom 2-door: Mer-
up LIGHTS. turn signals. undercoat-
Ing. permanent anti-freeze, many
dreds Of dollars. on this company
oficfal car, new-car title and new
saT gSars MrsTaRs s2 iSe w MAYs s
Oldest Lincoln Mercury Dealer, 1923
n EXC u; 'si 4-door: SSs-ttone finish.
ciai, S79b. SILVER SPRING MOTOR
CO.. INC, 1902 E.-W. hwy. tat
Ga. ave., 81. Spg., Md. JU. 9-4500.
MERCURY "a hard top; radio,
heater, other extras; very few miles
on this beauty and it wears them
well: pretty as Q picture and in
ss .is aeG GRAbY z MINORS III Lincoln.
Mercury, 1909 wisconsin ave., OIL,
MERCURY 81 station wagon; r. and
h, overdrive, spotlight. turn sig
mails. orig. green finish, Wv. tires:
priced right, 30-day guar. 1895,
HILL q SANDERS, Wash.'s. Oldest
Ford Dealer, 1900 14th st. NV,
NO. 7-ll11. Open ewes. I'll 3; sat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-12
AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE

MERCURY 81 club coupe. radio and
heater. Mefe-c-Mntie drive: SS05.
Car No. TIER MONROE FORD,
800 Wis. ave, NV. Wo. $4,000.
Open ewes. TN 3 Pm
MERCURY "a 2-dr. for sale cheap;
low mileage. CAL to. 2-s4S2-
MERCURY as convert; new TOP.
MOTORS. $3.50 Lac hwy. Aria ~.
niE TsSiHi 'ss Monterey hard top;
tSlly esaippsa. IA aark I asrsni p rssl
TAG 4fhc. iass ! irssns $500 q nS. an.
$500; also. $3.50 18th Il. NV.
M IN aisp.I So Monterey; overdrsve.
radio. heater, turn SIGNALS; nne
TsSo6aqS;nsp essas a+,, s0 s5io RIANa q.
M III III 80 S1S club coupe; with ra-
do, heater. Bimini- blue finish with
Wv. tires; $685.. PARKWAY
FORD. 3o51 N st: NV, AID. 2-01s6.
Open Q to 9, sat. till o.
MERCURY 80 convertible: with ra-
excellent white top and Wv. tires.
power windows, red and black
1905. PARKWAY-FORD. 1851 NJ
St. NV: AID. 2-0lS5. Open . TO 3,
M III u :. "a Monterey hard top
AUTO WHOLESALERS DISCOUNT
SALES CORP. 1871 BiadensburE
MERCURY di aj $50 sedan; immaculate
condition, low mileagei equipped;
% S1isoqns gRTsss prse6 s9S sAT Te
TsS1 8 - p,.J.,ss s,srs = < )
MERCURY SO sedan: exceptionally
clean, fully equipped: 2 beauty;
WHoLE;sA1.ERs prsccoU1NT SALES
CORP. 1874 Biadenshurg Rd; ne.
M.Gs-9 to choose from. From
M. S az. 1865 tSro:ue ah 1855 sss large
cars: starting at Ss45. MAlSHAT-
TAN AUTO lest. 1910: Kaiser,
WHY'S and exclusive dealer for
Austin of England. Austin Realey,
n. q. and Morris Minor IN Wash
200: branch sales once. 1910 Kins
ST. AleG.. Va, King S-5525.
MORGAN PLUS q most unusual
sports car In Washington; late '53;
$4,000 mi; exeep, cond. ia; s.
:, o ss ~. BE- 800 q y. 49, A.ar -lS,o.
excel. cond, Must sell, leaving coun-
try. S545. La. $1,000. la
NASH 1854 Statesman Super 4-dE.
sedan: excellent cond.: reclinine
seats: Westher-Eyei Sl.6e5. Ju g.
Nash Ash ,4s 1900" 4-dr. sedan; seas;
car, heater, Air-Flyte construction
the safest and up to rs miles per
gallon. only S45 down at WILLIAMS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-12
4 UToMoBILFs ron SALE

LINCOLN 1858 Cosmopolitan sedan;
r. and h.; HYDRA, power brakes, f.
way power seat, custom seat covers.
Wv. tires; distinctive two-tone gray
finish; waiting for q proud owner: =
safe-buy guarantee. Of course; SI,-
995. CRAZY lMoIoRS, Lincoln
LINCOLN SO cosmopolitan 4-do es
contrasting black top, /. and b..
power brakes. Wv. tires. rear seat
speaker. and the many Lincoln ex-
tras, orig. $4,000 chauffer-driyen
miles. Special today S2.205; MAY
eoL ISsst Mod3EMs aMSs DesIer
1125 18th st. NV. co. b-6363
LINCOLN 1858 Capri convertible. We
are making no bones about this
being the ultimate, the sharpest to
be found. Immaculate. Empire green
finish. dark green top; dual range
Hydra-Matic. radio, heater, cleo.
window lifts, power brakes aa;sns Mni ar
nails the IsessoT Teas Il Ta, Ne
al only S2.e95. Deal with your
M lospEeI asIsss ufMas Lincoln
Mercury Dealer. 3715 Bladensburg
I'd. AP. 7-2929. Open It'll 8.
LINCOLN 1853 Cosmopolitan hard
top sport coupe; immaculate two
tone blue finish; r, b.. Hydra-Matic
drive, power brakes and steering;
electric window lifts, Away seats,
etc.: low NIL; | owner. AL Of these
superb features combine to give you
the thrill Of your lifetime. Financing
ARRANGEMENTS for your convenience
and o special price Of only 81, 695.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Lincoln-
n. Az. 7-2a2g. Omen I'll o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-12
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

MERCURY 1850 4-door sedan; +. and
h., beautiful condition. price today
only seas. terms. OHIO WILLIAMS
BUICK. 2001 Nichols ave, Sc. ia
MERCURY '5S Monterey hard top:
(. and b.. Mer-o-Matic, Y.-w. tires.
cleaning black and yellow finish
with matching 2-tone interior; q
star performer In every particular:
the breed OF Mercury that rates
our unconditional 3g.dsy guarsn-
tee. GRADY MOTORS. Lincoln
Mercury. 1909 Wisconsin ave.. OIL.
MERCUkY 1883 e-door; +. ana h..
power brakes. spappy blue finish;
in happy motoring. Sate-buy guar
antee. S1.495. GRADY MOTORS,
Lincoln-Mereury. 7SO9 Wisconsin
MERCURY 1854 Monterey 4-dr. sed.:
cream and ivory. Merc-o-Matic. =.
h., Wv. tires, leather and nylon
upholstery. other extras; 5000 mi.
new-caf cond. Consider smaller car
trade In. so. 6-757s. -12
oysrdrige;. saoo. Can after 400,
MkRCuRS Isl clnb coupe: 4. h.,
Odd, Ike new, $S4g. HORNER'S
COR. buick Dealer. Fla. ave. ne.
At 9Th III R-fsAtSA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-12
CORRECTION

The I'D below was run enormously
on January 8. carrying the price
of $685.. The correct price should
OLDS '53 Rocket super "SS'' 4-dcor
sedan; beautiful willow-green I'm
ish. Hydra-Matic. heater. power
brakes; sold originally by US, care
fully driven By one owner; $1,595;
safety tested and sanitized. Open 8
CO. Oh. 3-5555], .1241 9th ST. ne.
Gust on Fla. aVe.).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-12
AUroMoBILEs ron sAlR

OLps '5a super Ass.. convert, N
s.siss. Il. sl.Sssoo. II szoI5. Is
PACKARD 81 ..1agr club coupe:
Ultramafic. seat covers. e-tone blue.
AL cond. e7p5. Written guAxnntee.
TRIANGLE MOTORS Iordl. SOLO
r. I ave. me- pR. a-630e.
PACKARD ,52 4-dcar eedAn; blue.
Z. and b.: 81 .i96. LIE D. BUTLER
AID. $4,000.
f q sabs' alcos Ss n6 Sfsa 1853 Ssao
Lee hwy. Afl.. u. 2-5o5O. --l5
r & 49, Acorn IN aso & 800 q
Lee hwy. Arl.. u. 2-S0s0. --1S
PACKARD 80 z-dr.; radio. heater
and Ultramatic drive: dark blue
finish: excellent condition. See u
today: $5g5. !; & SANFORD NAaA:
s spsals 81, Nd S eio.s ss sSsays oDsn
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40 Super ..s'' sed.: T.. h;
1000 miles. rejects ultra care;
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ans time. l2e
PACKARD 1883 Caribbean custom
SPORT cow, ell equip. Incl. power
brakes and steering; lists new oyer
$1,000. Will sell for highest ofter
BY Friday, Jan. IA. Qrig. owner.
Days, DL. 7-02l5s NIGHTS. EN- b
$3.50. ---I&
1853 cranhrook 4-dr.
sedan: delightful STONE green nm
ish with harmonizins 2-tone interior
set on BY practically new Wv.
tires. Hy-prt1e, radio. heater. turn
SIGNALS and Q host Of other access
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which reflects the nnest of care:
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coupe; r, and HI: turn signalS; plas-
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low mileage; showroom cond,; 4-mo.
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The Lincoln times., 1955-04-21
STUDENT COUNCIL
OFFICERS INSTALLED

At a high school chapel pro-
gram on Thursday, April IA an
installation service for officers
and members of the high school
student council for the coming
year took place C. E. McCorkle
present student council president,
was in charge of the program.
Marcene Abernethy. rising
senior. was installed as president;
Ann Hager. a rising senior, vice
president! Wanda Lawing, rising
junior, secretary; Tony Cloninger
rising sophomore, treasurer.
Other student council members
are Brenda Dellinger, Brenda
Sheriff., and Danny Lawing. ris-
ing freshmen; Emily Hager
Gloria Brotherton and Jackie
Thompson, rising sophomore: B.
C. Ballard, Donald RudiSill, and
Billie Mae Brotherton, rising jun
iors; Shelby Lineberger, Jean
Abernethy, Richard Keever. and
Loretta Little, rising seniors.
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-21
Rock Springs
School News
BANK TOUR MADE BY
THIRTY-TWO SENIORS
BY MRS. GABRIEL SIGMONl

The 80 seniors of Rock Springs
High School recently made tour
of the First National Bank and
the East Branch of Lincolnton
upon an invitation from the Of
ficials of the bank.
Half the class made the tour on
Wednesday. April 6 from 9 until
1870 a. m. while the remainder
visited the organization on We'd
neSday, April l3 at the same hour.
The group was greeted by G.
Harold Myrick, executive vice
president of the bank. at the East
Branch. The details of the branch
bank were explained by officials Of
the bank. The students eXperienc-
ed several customers at the drive
in-window who made their de-
poSits from their cars.
From the East Branch the SEN
iors were accompanied by Mr..
Myrick to The First National
Bank. There they met the other
officials and the employees Of
the bank.
On both visits the seniors di-
vided into two groups Of eight
and with a guide for each group
they made a tour of the organi-
zation. Each machine or other
banking equipment, its purpose
and operation was explained. The
duties of each employee was also
outlined to the group.
At an appointed time the two
groups met in the board of direC-
tors room where they were served
refreshments.
Following the refreshments,
through the courtesy OF the Lin
colnton radio station, each SEN
ior was interviewed and put on
the all
The group which visited the
bank on April II had the privi-
lege OF meeting Congressman
Charles Raper Jonas in the bank
and talking with him.
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-21
ALEXIS news

Guy HarrelSon has been serious
ly i'll the past week.
Mrs. Charles Lineberger under
went an operation at the Crowell
hospital last week.
Miss Addie Payne spent the
past week in Wilmington with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Wright
of Miami, Fla, are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. A. A Martin.
Reda Long, small daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Long. was ad-
mitted to Crowell hospital last
week for treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris jenkins of
Dallas were recent Sunday guests
of Mrs. Elva Helderman.
The Rev. c. A. Lineberger who
has been i'll for several years is
suffering from a virus infection.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hhger and
children visited Mr.. and Mrs.
A. T. Bumgarner in Boyer City
last Sunday.