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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-09-14
Thursday afternoon.

Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Rogers
and son Of Lumberton spent the
weekend with Mr.. Rogers PAL
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Rog-
ers, Sr.
Mrs. Sadie Edmunds of
Greensboro is the guests of Mrs.
Ruth Edmunds.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Waddcu,
Miss Nellie Waddcll and Earl
Waddell were recent visitors in
Garden City, S. c.
Mrs. II. b. Skies has returnci
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-09-14
Fair Bluff News
BY MRS. T. ID. VANCE

Little Miss Hope Rogers re-
turned to Lexington, N. c. Fri
DAY after spending several
weeks with her Aunt, Mrs. "
Z. Ellington and Mr.. Ewing
tot.
Miss Ruth Ellington and sist-
er' Eva Grey Ellington of Flor
ence, 5. c. visited their parents,
MI. and Mrs. Brice Ellington
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-09-14

end guests Of Mrs. Kings par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. c. Powell.
Little George Lattimort of
Greensboro is spending some
time with his grandparents,
MI. and Mrs. James Turner.
Mrs. Walter Willis and chill
dren of Augusta. Ga. are visit
rtg Mrs. WilliS's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Waddell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlen Cole and
Mrs. 7. d. Vance were visitors
at Myrtle Beach Thursday night,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-09-14
Says Griffin:

' Gays Griffin:
From now through the end
'of December, no charge will be
made to Sarasota Sun-O-Rama
Holiday tour guests at the New
Sarasota Terrace on any day
that the Florida sun fails to
shine.
"Florida's slogan is the Sun
SHINE State" and l am willing
to guarantee Sun-O-Rama tour
customers seven days of SUM-
Shine"
No one knows the real odds
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-09-14
WED SEPT. Il. 1855 THE TABOO. CITY r.IsuNx Pan. ,

nome from Martins Hospital
Mullins, S. c. where she under
went surgery.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Turner
visited their daughter, Mrs.
George baltimore, and Mr.. Lat
tir1ore of Greensboro, last week.
Miss Elizabeth Ann King has
returned home following a visit
With relatives 10 Huntsville,
s. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stacey King and
son of GoldSboro were week.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-09-14
rec Hotel ROOM
For Rainy Days
In Sarasota

Want to bet the Florida sun
won't shine?
That's a wager offered by c.
V. Griffin, owner of the New
Sarasota Terrace Hotel in Sar-
asota. Fla. yesterday.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-09-14
MULLINS STATES
ANTIQUE SHOW

The Mullins Antique Show
will hold its eighth annual OPP
thing in the Mullins Armory on
West Marion Street at IL o'clock
on Tuesday, October 4th and
VIII remain open from IL a. IN.
to 10 p. m. daily for three days.
Visitors will find the booths
filled with authentic and beau
tiful antiques in silver, porce-
lain, glass and other acceSsor-
les. There will be a wide cnoicc
o! lovely old furniture both
English and Early American.
The Private Collections Booth
will feature antique wearing
apparel. Mrs. B. B. Anderson,
Wine Street, Mullins, S. c. is in
charge and will welcome in
quirieS and entries. Collectors
who wish TO exhibit grandma's
wedding dress or any typc
Clothing of the past decades are
assured that their property will
lie guarded both day and night
end will be carefully packed
fer rcmailing. All articles must
be in place on Monday, October
.3rd.
In an adjoining dining room.
luncheon and tea will be served
caily. Throughout the show
there will be found a wonderful.
collection of small items 20
please and delight the most
careful buyer.
in Griffin'S favor, but this is the
first time a hotel man has put
flee sheets and mattresses on
the line TO back the Sunshine
States claims.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-05
ENGINEERS to Meet

DR.. John r. Pierce, director OF
research in electrical commune
cations Of the Bell Telephone
System will address the WASH
ington Society Of Cosmos Club
Assembly Hall, Massachusetts,
and Florida avenues NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-05
special purchase =.
200 new fall
BEAVER HATS
$50

We have only 200 hots in popu-
lor new fall styles including the
dome, cloche, soiIor, medium
brim ornomented with stones,
wells and feathers. Gold, blue,
green, cloud, red, mink.
Down Stairs Store, Millinery
II. oIso New Bethesda Budget stors M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-05
Womsn's important fall
CASUAL SHOES

Fall wedges and flots pur-
chased specially. Choose
from the most Wonted
styles in black. brown; red
colt, black suede, Sizes
Az to 9. narrow and
medium.
Down stoirs Store. Women's She
i. also New Bethesda Budget
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-05

Smart coat style cordioon with
the fashionable hand knit look.
1o0% zephyr WOOL in white
only. Junior miss sizes "a to 40.
Down Stairs Store, Junior Miss
:. DISC New Bethesda Budget Store
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-26

gree program.
OIL intend 10 file a claim
tor a pension. based on the
death of my husband. q World
War ! veteran. Is there any
deadline for applYing7
A-There is no deadline for
applying for a death pension.
However. If you apply within
one year OF YOUR husbands
death. the payments may be
made retroactive 10 the day fol-
lowing his death. II YOU wait
longer than one year. the pay
ments are effective as of the
date you filed your application.
Al am a World War II
veteran and have gone back
on active duty. My National
Service Life Insurance prem
iums are being waived while
! am in uniform. Even though
] am not paying premiums.
will ] collect dividends on
my policy?
A.-No. During the period Of
waiver. CT insurance dividends
are not payable.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-26
Drama Confab
Set For Atlanta

ATLANTA. Gs.-The National
Association of Drama and Speech
Arts will meet in Atlanta Tues
day. March 20. through Saturday,
April 2, with Atlanta University,
Clark College. Morris Brown
College. Morehouse College. and
Spelman College as hosts.
Anne Cook. director of the
Howard Players and formerly
director Of the Atlanta More
houss-Spelman Players and of
the Atlanta University Sum
mer Theatre. will be consulianf
for the session.
The National Association was
organized some ten years ago BY
Randolph Edmunds of Florida A.
and A. M. DR.. Thomas Poage OF
Tennessee State and DR.. Lillian
Voorhees, of Fisk.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-26
Wayne Concert Band
Presents Annual Spring
Concert, March 80, 81

Wayne University's Con-
cert Band will present its
annual spring concert, We'd
nesday and Thursday, Mar.
30-3l, at Sis pm. in the
large auditorium, Detroit In
stitute of Arts. Mark De-
Leonard, associate professor
Of Music. will conduct.
The first Detroit perform
ance of LA Fiesta Next
cania". a Mexican folk song
symphony for band. will
head the program. The
peace was written by H.
Owen Reed, Michigan State
College music staff member,
during stay in Mexico.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-26
YWCA Notes.

Glasses with a springtirI
flavor begin at the YWCI
next week with the openin1
Of spring terms at Central
Branch and Northwest Cepl
ter YWs:
Registration for thsa|
classes. as we'll as for class
beginning at y orthers|
Branch WV. April IL is n,vl
open.
Photograp ply classes a
Central and Northwest CeD|
ter are attracting many anal
teur photographers. and
painting courses al botb|
YWs offer an appeal h|
would-be artists.
Conversational languac,|
courses in French. German.|
and Spanish have been|
scheduled again at Central
Branch for the prospective
traveller TO foreign lands
and contract bridge classes
at Central. Northern. and
Northwest Center are fash
being filed.
A carnival and dance,
sponsored by the l-Teen In.
ter-club Council Of Northern
Branch YWCA. will he held
at the branch Saturday,
March 26.
The carnival Will begin at
II noon and close at 5 pm.
and the dance is scheduled
for 8 pm. until midnight.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-26
VETERANS QUIZ

OIL mailed VA letter
applying for disability com
pensation. and VA sent me
form 10 be filled out. Since !
have been out OF service more
than a year. my compensation
can be effective only 10 the
date applied Which date will
that be-the date OF my letter
or the dale Of my formal sp-
plieation?
All your claim j. sp-
proved. your compensation
payments may date back &c
the date your letter was re-
ceived by VA
OIL am studying for
graduate degree under the Ko-
rean CT Bill. I have 10 satisfy
a foreign language require
ment. but my school does not
offer foreign language courses.
May take such a course in a
different school?
A. = Yes. provided your
school does three things: Cd
certifies 10 VA that you are a
graduate student; (2) desig-
mates the subject you are 10
take at the second school. and
go agrees to allow full credit
for your language course in
partial fulfillment OF your de-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-26
Society Doings--

Continued from Page 81
Rev. J. L. Roberts. Bethel AME
What Will Save Me-" Rel
H. NJ. Marbly. Berea Me.
"Caisphus. the Counselor. an!
Thomas One Of the Twelve
Rev. a. Clay. Scott M. z.
"A Useful Life" Rev. 7 81
Boone. King Solomon Baptist
WEDDING
LaVonne Taylor. daughter OBJ
J. Taylor, was married Saturday
from the Church Of Our FatheI|
by Rev. Gatlin at 3 pm.
The brides gown was Whit
Shangtun with a fitted bodice VI
neckline. full skirt with scaloped|
hem carrying a short train. Hell
flowers were orchids with stream
ers of Lilies OF the Valley
The bridal dinner was IN nj
Holiday Room at the Gotham
Hotel at S pm. The wedding re-
ception was held at the clus|
House where over $50 guess wen
present.
Numerous presents were e
ceived, and the couple will be At
home 10 their friends al 3iA|
McDougall.
Mrs. Eta Brown and jams
Blackman were married SATURDAY
evening al Nacirema Club VITA
Rev. chas. Spivey reading h
ceremony.
The bride wore q candleligaI
satin gown with an sll-over lsc
jacket with long sleeves. A beau,
tiful headpiece Of white satin ana
sapphires adorned her head. -,
carried a white Bible CENTRES
with orchids.
Mrs. Elizabeth Benson Cher 81
ter was mstron OF honor, an'
HerShel Bailey. best man. hcsF
esSeS were Mesdsmes Marie stem
Melva Campbell. Marie Wake
and Mary Ann Fitch.
Ushers were MesSrS. Geofr
Campbell. James Scott and Lon
ME Wade.
The reception found mar,
friends in to felicitate the orlo.
and groom. Punch and cake nia0'
a delightful refreShment
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-26

Springtime holidays will
be the topic of discussion for
al interested children, Sat-
urday. March 90. at 1880
a m. at the Children's Mus
cum. 5205 Cass.
Miss Beatrice Parsons, a
teacher at the Museum, will
tell about Mexican fire.
crackers. the French custom
Of return of the Bells from
Rome" and many other
legends and stories about
spring festivals.
Advertise In The Detroit
Tribune
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-26

An emergency ca. tcr uSsole
reps .-shle discsrds was made TO-
6sy by Goodwill Industries. Mich
igar 5 la-ges. employer CO haooi-
capped people
Without the support CT house
holders who are the backbone
CT the effort. Goodwill Indus
tries cannot help the handi-
capped 10 help themselves can
not give jobs and esnnci exist.
Ire collection * 5.scsr1s dr.
~ February was dangerously l2r
4. We nope e keep GU. people
steadily erp.oye1. sad Es-c.c
X McK-1.o. Executive Sec.e-
,srv We must rave : rsp.c IT.
..-x q. materials
C odH-l I1c-s't.e- te-T
cpf.r-t.c s--f re .-'.re pi--
tire 70 1885 Ed Ess r-Pes ct
z ing r.p-e rs-1.cs sped people
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-26
Picture That"
Wayne Universih
WJBK-Tv Series

PICTURE THAT! a IA!
Wayne University Tv SER
featuring scenes of mar
European capitals and conn
tries, will begin Saturds1
March 26, at 9:45 am, \
WJBK-TV, Channel 2.
Busy. Colorful HOLLAND
will be shown on the 6I
program by Paul Lutzejs'
of Wayne's College of Ed,
cation. Pictures to be show
were taken by Lutzeier.
Guests on the show vii
be DR.. Ernest Scheyer, 4,
historian on the Wayne LIN
eral Arts faculty. his wifi,
Evelyn, concert pianist An
native of Barn. near An
sterdam, and daughter Gil
ny.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-26
Oil Heir Seeks
a Million Pot
Ebony Reports

CHICAGO.-The quarter cen
fury court fight Of an Oklahoma
dead man 10 prove tina; be Is
alive and the rightful heir 10
81 0o0. 900 oil money is told IN the
April issue Of Ebony
In his fight Raymond Jack
sen Of Tulsa is said 70 have
collected between 100000 and
s7.ooo.ooo from people who
want 10 share mulfi-million-
dollar oil BONANZA One lawyer
said that . bank went broke
supporting Jaekson's claims.
Jackson. who speaks OF $4,000
deals and 5000 parties. told
Ebony that he has spent 100000
lighting for his money. Known
as slick operator" 10 some
and a ~prodgal son" TO others.
re explained how he gets has
money.
lisa simple 10 % deal. They
eve money. say $4,000 and !
promise them 500 900 when !
se. ny money"
The trouble dates back 70 1921
when Raymond Jackson. then IS,
ran away from home. While
away MS parents leased TO an oil
con- sry 40 acres that belonged
20 rim and eight wears later the
lard pushed Up Gil
IN The meantime. hobo killed
railroad accident was be-
.eved by tire parents 20 have
seen their son. Later the alive
Rsv-o rd arrived from California
o.; the parents INSISTED that ne
was not the.. son
When ire father died in 1899,
weve.. the mother. Mrs. Rhins
Jackson. signed an affidavit
w-.ch alleged that he was her
GAIA
Laser she repudlaied il and so
ID ne- o.ces. son, Aaron
B., another son. Booker. told
E-1nv TIA. California Raymond
s RS brother.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-26
Goodwill Industries
Seeks Discarded Clothes

from ifs waiting list McKinnor
SAD We know TIA; the decline
h ire rcw q. materials Is sea.
sorsl b., We feel the publ,
shoGl1 realize our p-eSen; needs
M-Kinnon asked housewives
whc would normally begin
housekeeping . month tron
row te get al early start
Tr.s Wc-.1 e lifeline 70;
C.ccwi.l Industries and would
p-o--s.e re WORK ot spring
.secies--rE ever 8 longer period
q -re SWING ire housewife .
t-cak 1--.rE Ap-i. and May.
Re p1.-.se o.; that n the past
= wears De;roi; Goodwill hso
re-ss.l.t5-e- over 10000 people
w-oss hs-a,ssps included srnpu-
ta. p7, cers rral palsy
ep.s.spsy a..e te- T5 and ole
sge
TIE De.-o.. Goo1w.., Indus
ir.es 4r-xe ,'heys n the coun-
,sy cen r.e;siy set-suStalnine
and Secet ives ne financial help
.sor an oats &C agency.
W9tsers salaries are PAID from
pro..ts made il At open CON-
pei ,.vc ~a-se'
Goo1w..i has been able TO 90
tbs because TIE De'so.I area has
been So tsose-i.ui IN sending
-sa1le 1lscsras.
Z, tss kept ire Coo5will en-
2 wees O.. crs..'y .olls either
p-e.s RI pirate ara nas rebuilt
mary lives
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-26
Juvenile Story"
on CBS-Tv
Sunday, April ;

Tns important story Q. the
clr; attscs beng made or Juve-
-i.e 1elr7lercy hy { p.rw-nen:
lvs-s.iv sr5 re police depart
rer. - cre Q. o.. ls-ges; cities
WI &c p-eser;ea OF The Search
& -dsv Apri S. sgor WAYNE
.vers.fv n Detro.; CPS Tele-
p.s.or ! $4,000 ? IT., ESTl
The Search" Is produced hY
CHS Telsvision IN cooperation
with Americas leading uni
verSi;ies and IS based ca Their
outstanding research projects
w-rk.rs Asrc-.l-1a1c ain tie
E4lea- C re Dt;-1.'
p1ce Depsrfme-t re s;a.. o.
Wsy,e u-.fe l-ten-.s De
c-ecr S'-rf ftfe-
r---e .sr cCcoc ca l.s.--.es
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-26
Wayne Students Held
Club Cabaret

Mackenzie Union and the
Association Of Women Stu
dents, Waynes activity or
CARNATIONS, will present
their first Club Cabaret of
the semester, Friday April l,
at 8 pm. in the Mart Room,
Student Center.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-26
BEAUTIcIANs

Ask your iohbsr for rEAuII
TRADE the seinfilisiins ne"
magazine for Bssufieisns
Chockfull Of smsrf new nsu
sfyiea pointers on mskins
more monsY In "a. lis iun
The magazine you've been wsn
INC fer. n ycur iobbsr 10 oui =
BEAUTY TRADE. order r..
Subscription bY mall. Only .
for seven months. - for ~,
rear. Write iodsY ics BEAU.
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-26
Student Recitsls of the Air

Soprano Joyce Sweeney.
1910 Blackmoor. will be
guest soloist. on Wayne Uni
versity Student Recitals of
the Air, Thursday. March 81
at Z pm. over WDET-FM,
Wayne radio.
Miss Sweeney's recital will
include numbers of Beetho-
ven. Mozart and Scarlatti.
Mrs. Judith Edberg, $40 w.
Kirby will be accompanist.
The Nome nugget., 1955-02-11
Interior Asks Congress Reduce Land Withdrawals Along Alaska Highways

WASHINGTON, R.- The De- partment of the Interior wants Congress to pass a bill to let it cut down land withdrawals along Alaska's highways.
 The size of the rights -of-way- in some instances as much as 500 feet-have been frequently criti- cized by congressional commit tees.
 In submitting the proposed bills to Congress yesterday, the de- pertinent agreed that 'unfor- tunately, the areas withdrawn are often excessive" and expressed belief under corrective legislation much public land now undevel- oped, would undoubtedly receive intense utilization',
 Another Alaska proposal sub mitted by the department would abolish the old Kasaan National Monument. Established in 1916 to preserve ruins of the former Haida Indian village of Old ka- saan the monument is located on Prince of Wales Island. Because of the wet, humid climate, the ruins-including totem poles and grave houses-have largely de- teriorated
The Nome nugget., 1955-02-11
Atomic Mystery? Or What Caused The Barometer To Flutter Wildly

FAIRBANKS, LP - Was it an explosion of an A-bomb, of an H-bonb, a violent volcanic erup- tion or what that caused the Weather Bureaus barometer to fluctuate wildly for a few sec onds in this interior Alaska city last night?
 If anyone know, they wouldn't say. Coast and Geodetic Survey officials confirmed that some thing happened" to barometriC pressure at S::30 pm. Thursday.
 Weather Bureau officials also confirmed the change. They said the barometer had been dropping slowly in a very steady pattern. Suddenly it shot up two hun dredths of an inch, then quickly dropped back to its former read ing. But officials of both govern ment agencies declined to discuss it further.
 The Tokyo central meteorologi- cal bureau said it's stations in western and central Japan had recorded sudden atmospheric pressure fluctuations on two suc- ceSsive days
 They said such air pressure changes usually are associated with a tremendous explosion of an atomic or H-bomb or by a violent volcanic eruption.
The Nome nugget., 1955-02-11
Icebreaker NOrthWind To Make Barrow Trip

SEATTLE, R - The C s Guard icebreaker Northwind will visit Point Barrow and other arc tic waters again this summer
 The Northwind left Seattle Thursday for San Diego and as- signment to Navy duty. At San Diego, Navy spokesman said the vessel would again take part in the Navy's resupply expedition to Point Barrow.
 She will take helicopters along for surveys and other work.
 Last summer the Northwind and the Navy's east coast ice breaker Burton Island made his tory as the first two ships to negotiate the icebound Mcclure Strait entrance to the Northwest Passage.
The Nome nugget., 1955-02-11
Radio Moscow Pictures New Leaders Champions Of Peace, Co-Existenee

LONDON, A - yhe Moscow radio pictured Soviet Bussias new leaders today as firmly welded to polices of peace and co-existence. This was coupled with the usual Red raps at West ern defense arrangements.
 The broadcast, recorded here, appeared designed to counter a belief in the west that the So viet Union has assumed new tough look.
 The broadcast came a few hours after the Moscow radio complained that American news papers gave a false and sensation al interpretation to the busting of Georgi Ralenkov as Soviet pre- mier and his replacement by Mar shal Nikolai Bulganin and 10 So viet Foreign Minister F M Molotov's statement on interna- tional affairs.
 Most western observers viewed the government changes in Mos cow and the restoration of en- phaSis on heavy industry the kind of plants that make arma- ments-as signaling new freeze up in the cold war
The Nome nugget., 1955-02-11
Senate Tables Bill To ReShuffle Holidays

JUNEAU, R-Chances of a re- shuffling of Alaska's holiday ob- servances went out the window at the legislature yesterday
 The Senate assumed almost a festive holiday air itself as the members kidded Sen. Ralph Rivers about his bill and then tabled it.
 The Fairbanks Democrat had proposed to shift such holidays as Washington's and Lincoln's birthdays to Mondays, so there would be more weekends like the Labor Day weekend period.
 Rivers suggested in the bill that the change would contribute to happier holidays and would reduce the absenteeism from of fices and schools that result after mid-week day-offS.
The Nome nugget., 1955-02-11
Weather Reports Show
 Nothing Out of Ordinary

WASHINGTON, lR - Govern ment weather agencies said today their reports from Japan and Al aska showed nothing unusual de spite news accounts from Tokyo and Fairbanks of sudden baro- metric pressure jumps.
 The Air Force weather service said there was some slight Icy clonic activity-high winds" in the Alaskan area but described this as expected for this time of year.
 Coast and Geodetic Survey headquarters here said it's tele- graphic reports from Japan and Alaska indicated nothing unusual for Wednesday and Thursday The Weather Bureau likewise said its hourly reports from Fair banks showed nothing unusual and in particular did not give the sudden rise described by weather bureau officials at Fair banks. The bureau said it was possible that such a fluctuation might not be noted in reports to headquarters if, in the judgment of the weather bureau men on the spot, it was not a significant factor in weather forecasting
The Nome nugget., 1955-02-11
Cold Wave Envelopes MidWeStern States
BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

A cold wave enveioped the mid continent today, with teeth chat tering subzero weather in the Midwest and near freezing tenn peratures southward to the Gulf of Mexico.
 The below zero readings ex- tended southward as far as the nothern border of Kansas, north east Missouri and central Illinois.
 The coldest weather was in the Dakotas and Minnesota with read ingS of more than 20 degrees be- low zero. It was -23 at Bismark, ND. The high yesterday at Bem- idji, Minn., was IL
 No general immediate relief was in sight for the Midwest.
The Nome nugget., 1955-02-11
Too Much Rep. Taylor?

JUNEAU, R - The Territorial House of Representatives had it's laughs along with it's arguments and its rollcalls yesterday.
 One of the chuckles was on Rep. Warren Taylor, who had been doing considerable talking on the floor the two previous days.
 The Fairbanks Democrat, who talked at length about judges Wednesday was on his feet re- peatedly yesterday in opposition to a bill to remove the territorial tax from all tobacco products ex- cept cigarettes.
 After he had proposed several amendments to delete this sec tion and delete that figure and substitute others, one of his play full colleagues wound it up on a note of humor by submitting this one:
 'On final page suggest delete Taylor and substitute golden ciIopco v