davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1955-01-26
Other earnings included:
For Year Ended December af
chicooo Groin

CHICAGO. Jan. rs bp.--Grains were
unable 70 carry through with the 3D.
vance Of the two previous sessions On
the Board OF Trade today.
The momentum was still upward At
the start as commission houses had
buying orders on hand, II was notable,
however, that opening gains we're not
After the first few minutes of deal.
mss, buying power slackened Prices
cases went under the previous close
wheat near 1e the eng q The aFst hour
Maas Il fGIn ss unessnss: cha K ICvss e IoWeE E
hieher. March 81 54ts: soybearis b tc
cents lower, March ~ 50 q and lard !
e iS Ssnts = hundred bounds lower
The Formosan situation continued L
pc the chief topic Of interest afnons
traders. ai.holgh routine Grain new
hculariy .srain men seemed to be i'm.
pressed by the selling OF cash corr
by the Government.
baIieg HeaS resSss soSSht some @ ,S,r nnss' rye and
or rain was predicted for parts oi
Kansas and for the upper part Of the
Grain comment stiII centered on For.
raosa. Ed Borner Of Harris. Upham q
Co. said: There Is no doubt that an
actual state OF MAR would cause 4
further substantial price advance. but
. peaceful solution could bring SHARP
Gardner van Ness Or Thomson, Il
McKinnon a Co. said: TT IS dificuit
70 see where var would resHit In any
real step-up IN consumption over the
near term and the higher grain prices
usually associated with war have ffe-
quentiy occurred only after q long period
Of hostiiities has curtaiied production
over q widespread area
Evening star., 1955-01-26
Steel Output Rate
Put al 1O7 Million
Tons for This Year
81 he Asscsiassd Press

NEW YORK. Jan. 26, The
steel industry Is now producing
at an annual rate of I07 million
tons, compared with the actual
1854 production of 87.3 million
tons, Iron Age, the national
Woodworking weekly, said today,
The magazine said that with
steelmaking operations sched-
uled at 81 per cent Of rated
capacity this week, up one point
from last weeks revised rate, it
is expected the steelmaking rate
will pass IS per cent within the
next few weeks.
Iron Age commented further:
The steel industry is really
operating at 100 per cent or
more of its peacetime capacity
because about one-fifth of official
rated capacity is being carried
as a defense reserve.
Much of the reserve capacity
is old or inefficient and a portion
of it would have been scrapped
If the Government had not asked
steel companies to keepit stand
ing for use in the event Of an
emergency.
Marginal capacity was placed
conservatiyely at Is to 20 million
tons or more by check Of indus
try sources and the ii1dustry's
official capacity this year is rated
at 125 300. 900 net tons.
Evening star., 1955-01-26
u. 5. Steel Up 81
On 100000 Block;
Aircrafts Also Soar
By .hs A.soeio.sd Prs..

NEW YORK, Jan. 26.-United
States Steel's dividend increase
and split proposal sent the stock
market up today in a rush Of
buying.
Trading in steel shares was q
frenzied affair. It took an hour
and q half to get trading
straightened out and proceeding
in an orderly manner at the steel
post on the New York stock Ex-
change.
United States Steel opened on
100000 shares up 51a at 78.
Within q short time it pushed its
gain to points before backing
away little.
Bethlehem Steel raced ahead
with a gain Of nearly . points
before it, too. subsidized a little
from its peak.
Other steels were up between
3 and 5 points. United Aircraft
was ahead between 10 and II
points at around 94 points. The
area where the split rumors be-
gan to circulate. Boeing, on the
other hand, was knocked back
between 2 and 3 points when di-
rectors cut the special dividend.
The rest of the market was up
around a point.
Pennsylvania Railroad was up
fractionally after directors de-
clared a quarterly dividend of
25 cents. Last year q total of
IS cents was paid.
Big Steels opening block of
100000 shares up 512 at rs was
worth $7.8 million, one Of the
most valuable blocks ever traded
on the New York Stock Ex-
change.
The tape was unusually
crowded at the opening. Here
are some blocks: Bethlehem
Steel $4,000 up 5 at lis, Re-
public Steel $4,000 up 4ss at
1924, Arnco Steel 1900 up 4ss
at 76, Boeing 10000 OF 37s at rs.
Curtiss- Wright $4,000 up p at
1914. United Aircraft 5000 up
2l2 at Sc. Pennsylvania Rail-
road 10000 UP 9s at 24s4, Gen.
eral Dynamics $500 UP Ia az
939a and Sunray Oil $4,000 up
"a at 1854.
Evening star., 1955-01-26
Produce Markets

Baltimore quotations supplied by the
United states Agricultural DepartNent.
Apples: Dull Bu bkts and eastern
Pa Delicious "a inches up 800. ais inch
S.!5-3:UO, one mark $50. 2Ia inch min
2.50: Romes ga inch UP 2.p0-25; stay
sesd sh ossiy ineb.i fair In eoiop M sms ,sh ssowins
ga inch UP few 200 NJ Staymaus i
inches up no grade marx 200. "a inch
"a inch up 2. 1890: stsymsns sss inch n
up zoo, Boxes wrapped. Pa. Rotnes
Potatoes; OLD. barely steady. US Is
"a Katshdins 50 IL Is sacks iss i.ss-s5. ID 10 ID
y sacks g9-32 cents. Maine Katahdins
80 ID sacks mostly lbs,
.dsea sws po'AMsSss Ms .n6 9ul y. S0sns ga s.s and md
hishe Dsl PSsrss PSsrss Rissas Rsans ssS sGlSr
300. NJ uolders 915-3.00. Orange
Spior added $50: e White Whit YAM Vans $500 s5o
sNearby "a bu hpr Goldens LAO.
81 Poultry QuotAtions.
Poultry Barely steady on fryers. Of
lerfngs including moderate carrted-over
/ stock exceeded light to fair demand
stssy nysr sef seblest1ye e e duslity
supplies about adeauate for 4 rtod de-
niand. Light-type hens scarce. Tradins
Hullkeu on turkeys.
t Bruslcrs or fryerS--3 lbs and over,
H. }3, Hens, neavy type. 9I-25, young.
21-3Q; light type. IS. T1rseys, neavy
type-hens, 32-j3,
Grain Market.
Flour--Receipts, none.
.hDhsnts ShsshsssiBss ISBS ousSsl .toss: sE:heI
iieSy SPOT, domesfSic. 5'ssls; No. 3,
Coil--Receipts, el4,753 bushels;
shipments. aI $4,000 bushels; stocks, s..
Oats Reccipts.s 22.443 bushels: ship
nentss none stocks, 3t6.443 bushels
Barley-Recelpts. none. shfpnlertH,
none: stocks, 33,03B bushels
Rye Receipts, none; Shipments, none:
stocks, l02,273 bushels
Observation-Disclosures, one sllipmcnts.
ufnes stocks. 6.Btl,DaO bushels.
Millfeed--Receipte. none.
EEg Market Steady.
tfesterdas's Quasatiensl
Eggs: Barely steady Receipts continue
heavy. Movement SLOW as supplies cx-
coed lighter demand. Few current re-
Prices paid BY hrst receivers delivered
fob. Baltimore, cases included
Large. minimum so per cent a quail
ity whites 3Siz-4Q; browns and mixed
eolors. 35tz-40. Mediums. minimum so
per cent a Quality, whites 36-37 - !:
brqyns and mixed sclSrs. 36.37 -.
Evening star., 1955-01-26
New York Cotton

tures qufeted down durisg the forenoon
today New crpp mcnt4ix continued u
eiye Ercnnd on prUnt taking and met 9
i1ant demand for contracts, New Or.
crop months stin maintained ANAL kafKi,
on further trade buying. partly credited
10 California Interests. particularly IA
bounnf abouf i 800 bales Of nearby March
nrninsf sales of current july General
II stradefI awaited further deyeioprnfnts
Y. " sats2n 80 textiles Ana seAsoa sADots
siss Noon prirez we're 30 rehss hAfs
lower u rs cents htgirkr than the pre-
yicns eiuzf March 54.G9. Hay 800
and July 35.lD.
Evening star., 1955-01-26

tiouFiy Sales on the gxehanss
u 100 an e1o 600 ~ noon / SEQ ooo
I:D0 pm 245o 600 600 . m. 900 900
full
Rates Of aividenas IN she foregoins
table are annual disbursements based 90
the sAat quarterly o. semi-AnnuAi dec.
lnf4tipn uniese otherwise noted. special
or extra Dividends are not inclndsd
Also extra or extrna Annual rate
plus stock dividend d Declared of naiu
y 1865 Plus stock dividend PAia last
year ( PRyshle N stock estimated cash
value on ex-dividend or ex.di4trioution
GATE Declared or patio 90 tag tnis year
b Declared or paid after stock dividend Or
40 hecumuiaflvs tssue With dividends "a
omitted, oeferred o. 20 setion taken 81
last dividend meetinE Declared o. paid
ina dividend cid Called. I'd 81 dividend
x-d,s : kx distIieas,on- y',s 81 q sisht. Z.
Nd when distrihuted vi when hsned
q esnkrgrssy O. ~, ssseivsrsknlg Y. q Sssss ass
or securities assumed b. such conapanisA
Evening star., 1955-01-26
Eoreion Exehunqe

NEW YORK. Jan. 20 uP-Poreigr
exchange rates follow. Great Britain In
dollars, others In cents unchanged un-
less otherwise notedl. Canadian dollar
In New York open market. l7/3a per
cent premium or l03s53ib.
Europe-Great Britain. pound, 276ts
SU-dsy S SO:S7s 7sI .u'als5 Sp i'ss: ue so-dsy lts
27s i7y3s. up Il; Belgium. franc,
l.9gla; France, franc, .sSss: western
Germany, deutsche mark. %, IS; Holland
guilder. 26.S5: Italy. Ira. ,l6ls; Portu.
gal, eseudo $50; Sweden, krona, 1884
Switzerland. franc, free, 23.33l2; Den.
mark krone, 1880.
Latin America--Argentina free, ia;
Brazil. free. i 4a; Mexico. s.0e; vene.
zuela. bolivar. 5000.
Far East-Hons Kong dollar. l745.
Evening star., 1955-01-26
EKs Market STEADY.
tresterday's s,uat a tien.,l
New York Produce

Butter about steady. Receipts s90.544
Prices unchanGed,
Cheese steady. Receipts 432 .645
Prices unchanRed.
Wholesale egE prices steady. Receipt.
ie0.Sl0. New York spot quotations fol.
loW MidwesteTn: Mixed eoiors. Extras
1880 ibs;l Ss;,3s y; extras large td2'
35ik: smalls 5l-52: standards large 35.
31t dirties 1880; checks 3i-32is
Whites Extrss 1872 rs s5S;3s n
extras medium 35Iz-3e browns: Extras
1880 Ihs,B 31lF-3S1s. extras iargt
t45-4s lbs 3g 81 ~
lbs sD-4D: mediums 3B-JBi7s smAljs
81 sz-3s Browns Tor quality t4k-1g
ihsl JSlk-40. mediums 3s-37isi snaaili
-3g-34.
Evening star., 1955-01-26
Lee Beckwith Honored

Washington Sunoco dealers
last night honored H. Lee Beck
with. Sun Oil Co. district man.
ager in Washington, at a dinner
at the Prince Georges Country
Club for his completion of 81
years of service with the COM
pany.
Evening star., 1955-01-26
Business Briefs

wholesale Food Index. based
on the cost Of q pound each of
81 foods in general use. this
week advanced to $3.50, COM
pared with $6.84 a week ago and
STOP year ago.--Dun & Brad
street.
Electric Power Productions in
the week ended January 20
totaled 1881. 900 900 kilowatt-
hours compared with 9,928. .oo0,-
600 in the previous week and was
11.2% above the like week q
year ago Edison Electric In
Stitute.
Total Production of passenger
cars, trucks and coaches in 1854
was 6.600.824 vehicles. The pas
senger car volume was the third
best in history. - Automobile
Mfgs. Association.
New Glass Container ship
ments by 43 manufacturers in
1854 totaled 1868, 100000 units.
down 2.8eo from 1853. - Glass
Container Mfgrs. Inc.
Ford Motor Co. announced
election Of Ernest r. Breech as
chairman of the board. Lewis d.
Crusoe, D. s, Harder, Robert S.
Mcnamara and Dwillard J. Davis
were elected vice presidents.
United States Steel Corp. in
year ended December 81 earned
$195s236,672 or $6.45 q share VS.
1922 ,087, ,84O or $7.45 in 1858.
Directors raised the common div
hend to 81 from 76s cents and
offered afproposal for o. two for
one split. ------------.+4.'a.s
Atchison, Topeka g. S. r. In
year ended December 81 earned
$66,172. 900 or $12.35 a share VS..
$77.185, ,997 or $14.62 in 1858.
Kaiser Steel Corp. in 6 months
ended December 81 had a loss
Of $710,744 VS.. earnings Of $5,-
4l7,919 or $1.33 in 1858 period.
Mergenthaler Linotype in 8
months ended December 81
earned 1863. 1893 or $I.2l a share
VS.. $462.243 or SO cents in 1853
period.
Ward Baking Co. in year end
ed December IS earned $I.53S,-
7S5 or $1.54 a share VS.. $2,769.-
209 or 1912 in 1853.
Other earnings included.
Rnr Yaa. EMA.A n.nn..k.. -. - 81
Evening star., 1955-01-26
.odd-Lot Deolinos

NEW YORK. Jan 20 ups--The New
York stock Exchanxe tepQrtsn today
these odd lot trknsnctlons ~ Principal
Flirrhaxef 81 3IkH1a shAreAs EaIfx Of
2TQ.3lH shares ineIudlnR lsS01 shares
sold Short.
Evening star., 1955-01-26
Washington Securities

20 at 203s.
0oldenberg com A-20O at 81.
Pot Elec Pwr 360So pfd A--10 at 43h.
20 at 43R.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-15

Charming Old English Architecture stuoed omcns many lovely old
and spreading eey Spacious huoat with the
finest floor plans we've Living with odonug screened
porch dining room modern equipped kitchen
Bedroom and bath LIST floor Two bedrooms and both End
floor plus eubroom mods and bath in basement ottoched
garage Only $780, Dectcns Out Conn., Ave. beyond Chevy
Drive Il block post Summit right TO open Open sundoy l6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-15

Washington home builders also
announced today their organiza-
tons fan dinner dance viii be
held at $50 pm. next Wednes-
day in the Willard Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-15
R E A / 7 Y
REVUE

VIII the Government be forced
to reverse itself again on mort
gage credit to avoid q sharp de-
cline In home building. with the
resultant adverse effect on the
economy and on those needing
homes who don't have q stable
amount Of cash to use as . down
payment?
One viewpoint is that of Nor
man Strunk. executive vice presi-
dent Of the United States Saw
ings and Loan League.
Mr.. Strunk told q meeting In
i st. Louis this week he believes
the administration win "re-ex-
anime" its new regulations when
the annually adjusted rate falls
below IL million homes q year.
Today's BIS report shows that
/ the annual rate Is now within
10000 units Of declining to that
level.
"Just as we had q shift from
Ian easy to q hard money policy
4 this year. so may We have q
'lswiteh back to easier money BY
Iearly next year" he said. 8
Time win tell. It also win tell
whether switching on credit can
lbe as quickly effective - switch-
ling 1t OH.
Mr.. Strtlnk apparently senses
10 political factor In the volume
cf housing the Nation has. for
1.-THE leagues release Of his re-
marks had this 70 say:
The league ofiieial added that
Isince next year win be an cleo
'ltion year. Government officials
Twill take every precaution to
keep home building rolling at q
ll.2 million unit plus rate"
4 4 ~
About 200 brokers. statesmen
and ofiicials are expected to at
tend the first fall conference Of
the Maryland Real Estate AS
Isolation on October ~. at Ha-
Igerstown.
| George w. Robertson. regional
Ivice president Of the association
flor this area Of Maryland. win
lead q delegation from the Mont
igomery County and Prince
GEORGES County real estate
boards.
l Washington area families
bought 81. 226. $50 worth OF houses
during National Home Week, &C.
cording to q check just completed
by the Home Builders Association
lot Metropolitan Washington.
AkA
II Washington home builders also
announced today their organiza-
Ition's fan dinner dance viii be
:Iheld at $50 pm. next Wednes-
day In the Willard Hotel.
y ~
Julian e. Berla. new president
of the Washington Building Com
:Igress. has appointed the follow
Hing to serve one-year terms on
:Ithe hoard Of governors:
John r. Beamer. Durwood l.
lBoeglen. Grosvenor Chapman, E
Taylor Chewing. jr, w. D. Con-
NELLY. Raymond F. Duckworth,
i James w. Foilin, ]. J. ngenfritz,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-15

=. H. Keefe. 3. T. Rome. William
II. Singleton.
Also, s. Ross Lipscomb, Her-
nard r. Lccraft, Lanier p. Nc
Lachlen. Robert E. Minte
Charles T. Motherseed. Geonid
Ourusoff. c. r. Preller. Abner L
Roe. ]. Rowland Snyder, and
Martin T. Wiegand.
u
The i25-acre Bush Hill tract
on Franconia road in Virginia,
across from what is now Rose
Hill Farms. has been sold by
Lloyd Coates. vice president oil
Edward r Carr. Inc. to the Al
Igernon Blair Construction Co. Of
Montgomery, Ala.
The Alabama firm plans to
build about 800 homes on this
land. MIR. Coates said. Construc-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-15
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK
1879 Van Ness 81. NV.

Open Sunday, I-6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-15
OFFERS WANTED
4sos Morgan Drive
ssthesde, Chevy Cheese, Nd.

De luxe coosiel rambler convenient everything Three irwin
size bedrooms baths huge modern kitchen. Attractive pine
poneled recreation with picture window overlooking
garden oad boFbeeue epoee Perch ottoehed garage Dee
tons: From Woodys at District Dine out Wisconsin Ave-
Morgan Drive left blocks to home Asking s345oo Open
Sunday. Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-15
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
1903 AlbemsrIe ST. NV.
St. Ann's Parish

Offered fof tie m time aad Of the pset.s streets
the whole eommun Close St. AIMS Church oad School, Deal
end Wilson High Schools Beautiful rcd brick coeno trimmed with
dck shutters ond Incorporating the finest mill and tm
work Plus plumbing and down spoais Heoy slate roof Large
reception hail. spacious living dining ROOM kitchen with brock
ost spoee tile powder enclosed porch st floor
Three terrific bedrooms q Of master szel full beautiful baths
Ind foor finished doioy 3d floor Full doYeht DRY Basement
attached sorase Priced SELL Directions From Ward Circle
Moss Ave, right 18Th St. bks, left Abemohe Open
from Wis. Ave. Abemohe Open Sunday, l-6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-15

ton win start at the end Of oc-
|tober.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-15

Louis Ridden today announced
removal Of his ofiice from 1924
tx street NV. to 7I05 Georgia
avenue NV.
Evening star., 1955-10-17

These prices effective untii sless
'Ssia:'i isss, /. Tsssss;iss, W..siss;;n ois.ssr s
nsast.yiils. ss brsns. nasls
Msncr. Mhsstsn. MsInt RSinisr,
Celiese ratks gerwyn. LaursL
VIRGINIA: xiszsnasis, ArIinsssa. iasa.
10 LIMIT 0uANfTIfEs. Prsdsse
prlees snbseet " daily market
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-15
Field Day
For Farmers
Set June e

All Columbus County tobacco
.armerS are invited 10 visit the
Border Belt Tobacco Test Farm,
) miles North OF Whitevillc, at
the annual Field Day on Tues
day morning, June %.
Those farmers attending the
Field Day on Tuesday. June rs.
Nil have the opportunity to OBJ
serve demonstrations on high
analysis fertilizer dCmonStra-
lions, tobacco variety tests, hail
damage, chemical sucker control.
insect control work. and Il DEM
pEstration of several tobacco
tranSplanting machines. Several
Tobacco Extension Workers
from State College will be pres
ut to explain the work going
on at the Border Belt Station
ana TO answer the growers
questions r,EarGIng various
phases OF tobacco lr.ru,uul.
Tobacco warCnouSemcn. ferti-
...- dealers. tobacco company
AMI business
are also cordially invited IN at
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-15

Beginning with Work-s'yling, on
entirely new development in truck
design. For the first time in any line
Of .rucks, Chevrolet brings ou wo
ST. ~ treatmcntS-onc for Ii ut. and
n um-duty models. anoiucr for
b. duty jobs Styling that matched
10 nc model and the Job.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-15

are also cordially invited to at
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-15

ed president Of the Y.w.C.A. OF
A.S.T.C. for 1856. While rep
resenting the club at the North
Carolina y w. c. A. Conference
AZ Salisbury in March. she was
elected chairman of the North
Carolina Student Y. w c. A. for
1856. The combined Y.W.C.A.
and Y. W.C.A. Leadership Con-
ference, June l0-l7. at Blue
Ridge, North Carolina, will be
a main event of her summer.
Miss Gore has recently been
appointed To serve as a Junior
resident counselor i'll Lovill Hall
for the coming term. She is also
an active member of Chi Lamb
IN Chi. Religious Council, Wes-
ley Foundation. and the Scicnc.
Club. Besides working in extra
Su:ricular activities she is an
onUr student making Honor
Roll both freshmen and Sopho-
more years.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-15
Miss Doris Gore
Is Honor Student

Miss Doris Ann Gore daughter
Cs M. and Mrs. C. T. Gore OF
Tabor City, Route 3, rising
junior of Appalachian State
Teachers College. Boone. North
Carolina. has recently returned
home after having completed q
very successful year in studies
and eNtra-currlcular activities.
In November Miss Gore was
pledged 10 Beta Beta Beta, c
national honorary biological So
ciety. through the Beta PSI
Chapter at y. S. T. c. Along
with twelve other pledges, she
tend the Field Day in order TO
learn as much as possible about
the production OF tobacco.
1t is important that all farm
crS i'll Columbus Count. wishing
10 visit the Border Belt Station
during the year. attend on Tues
lay. June %. because after that
date the workers at the Station
viii be busy setting up records
md ATTENDING 10 the necessary
work that has TO be done on the
farm.
y complete program has been
ut.Incd IN order that our farm
RS might get the full benefit OF
the work being done at the
WhitevIlle Station.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-15

New ponoromie windshield. For a
wider, virtually unobstructcd view of
the roadl
Fresh Dir in oil kinds OF weo'her.
With new High-Icvcl ventilation. air
is drawn in through lowers at cowl
level. That means air is constantly
circulated through the cab. regardless
Of disagrecablc weather conditions.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-15
at the Hut tomorrow

ceremonies at the Hut tomorrow
night. =
McGougan succeeds Harry
Stephens as head Of the veteran
Organization.
Other officers to be installed
tor the coming year are James
Il. FippS. first vice commander;
Douglas Fowler, second vice
commander: Frank Nesmith. adj
jutant and finance officer; Hoyt
'ivcr. chaplain: and Worth Har-
lee. sergeant at arms.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-15

Hi9h-Volfose power-V8 or E. The
new lineup of Chevrolet truck en-
gines includes the shortest stroke VS's
in any leading truck. and most adj
Yanccd SKIES. Al have a modern IL
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-15

there's new gas-Saving Ovcrdriyc. as
an eXtra-coSt option on II ton models
and truck Hydra-hlatic on "a,
"a and l-ton jobs.
The new Cameo Carrier. Long and
low, with smooth, fleet lines, here's
the Custom pickup that may vel!
create a new class OF truck owners!
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-15
FARM AND HOME WEEK
PROGRAM ANNOUNCED

Columbus County extension
agents today announced the
Farm and Home Week program
to be presented at N. c. State
College, June 1923.
They urged that as many CO.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-15

became a full member receiving
the membership certificate and
the single presented by. I. w
Carpenter at a formal banquet
February, ,, in Blowing Rock
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-15

umbus people as possible &C
:ept the invitation to participate
n Farm and Home Week discus
Sions of varied topics that in
clude: "Homemaking and Fom-
lily Living: Things 10 Come in
and a rural min
listers special meeting.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-15

Mrs. j. Woody High is improv-
ing in James Walker Memorial
hospital where she underwent
major surgery last week.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-15
Legion Post Set
For Installation
Of New Officers

Frank McGougan will be in
tailed as commander Of the loo
al American Legion Post l0l il
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-15

Mrs. w. +. Cox is reported
improving at McLcod's lnfirm-
airy, Florence.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-15

One final word. When the time
comes TO trade in IS models. the
man without a really modern truck
stands TO take good-Sizcd loss. Come
in and see us soon.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-15

The latest in cob comfort and
So iy. Inside you can count on the
san rltra-modcrn touch-softcr scat
att hat reduces driver fatigue. and
more durable construction throughout.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-06-15
NEW CLUTCH

Completely sepaFGVS
drive Unit from sTCnss
mission for smooth or
soriless shifting.