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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-04-30
CoIored Stars Now
Dominate Baseball

D0SGO0H
these stars put away his
spikes, the real truth came
home to the front Office.
They still had Mickie Mantle
and Yogi Berra and Bauer
among others. But the Giants
had Willie Mays and the Dod-
gers had Robinson and Cam
PAMELA.
SO the Yanks front office
watched Harlem's dollars rid
ing by their door It'll they
could stand it no longer.
And this year, ladies and
gentlemen, they've entered the
field of competition for color
ed entertainment on the dia-
mond.
Couple of weeks ago Casey
Stengel sent the scribes rush
ing to the telephones by an
nouncing that the Yankees
had signed their first colored
player to a contract.
"This boys Elston," said
stengel, "has made our team. "
And you can be sure that at
least one other colored boy is
coming soon to Yankee Sta
dunn.
It's been the policy of
all teams to hire colored
boys in pairs. Even with
the barrier down, man
ayers have found it more
practical to have their col
Ored boys live together on
the road.
There is considerable
doubt in the minds of
many baseball observers
about Elston being a star.
Fact is, StengeI is only
using him in the Occa-
siOnal role of a pinch hit
ter or runner. On those
rare occasions, however,
the Yanks' cOlOred boy has
shown he can hit the ball.
But the time is not ripe
to unveil him as a regular.
The Yank outfield of Bauer,
Mantle and either Noren or
Cerv is just about the best
in baseball.
While age Is sneaking up
on them, EIston will be care
full groomed to take over.
And one Of these days the
YankS will be ready to notify
the enthusiastic fans Of Har-
EN- that there's something
for them to see in the sta
dunn.
This is all very encouraging
for the negro boys who see
their names flashing across
the headlines and feel the
touch of those dollar bills in
their pockets.
The question is; will the
negro stars be allowed to
stay once a new batch of
Ruths and Gehrigs and
DiMaggiO's crop up in the
minors?
The colOred boys have
their suspicion. No mat
ter how nice Branch
Hickey appeared to be in
sponsoring the first colored
bali player, they've got a
bunch that his first
thought was for the box
office.
War years and the years
that followed cut off the ma
tural development of ball play
ers and slowed the big lea
CUES down to a walk.
In the last couple Of years,
however, the league farms
seem to have started growing
a pretty good crop of rockies.
All signs now point to the
end of the depression.
Then the colored boy, now
basking in the limelight, will
find out if his talents were ac-
cepted only to fill in the
temporary gap.
But even with the coming
Of a flock of Ruths and Geh-
rigs, etc., it's going to be
pretty hard keeninp Willis
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-04-30
H ZONES Inc.
HOMES BLDG.
2 seollaY So. AT subws,

HOMES BLDG.
2 ScollaY So. At Subway
HI 2-2232
CA 7-6600
Dudley ST. 225l Wash. ST.
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bury ST. SGT mo. CT.
terms. HI 2-0202.
DORCHESTER 3-Apt.
VACANT End f.. 40 bank
mtg. Deed for 5000. HI
2-6666.
HYDE PARK - Sims. In
3-f. Steam, new roof, new.
ly painted. Deed to Gil
$500. Owner: HI 2-2232.
WANT a 5-room single in
Rox with a new Hot Air
heater for only $4,000. and
I'll take $500 and give you
the deed this week. Call
me and I'll pick you UP and
show it to you today. HI
2-2232.
CAMB. two family for a
Non-GI with only $500 to
put down. Compact with
fenced in corner lot. HI
2-2232. YES. Gu 6-5078.
MAIDEN 4-5-3 nm. apis.
Use as Of. or 3-f. Already
CT appraised. A bargain at
$4,000. CT needs 500. To.
mite: UN 1929. =. ..
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Continued From Page One

Continued From Page One
off the field today and
major league baseball
would be something sad
70 watch.
What would Cleveland
be without Dolby; the
White Sox without MinosO;
the Giants without Willie
Mays or Hank Thomp-
son? And you have a
pretty good argument, too,
If you were TO rate the
Braves without Aaron or
Bruton.
When you bunch these coll
ored boys together you can
come very close saying, with
proof, that the colored ath-
Iete now dominates the game
Of baseball.
And they have just begun
to display their superiority in
numbers. The farm clubs Of
most every team in the ma
jors is loaded with negro
rockies. They are the cream
of the crop.
Brooklyn is said to have
a half dozen outstanding col
ored prospects on their Triple
A farm teams.
1t will be sometime, Of
course, before one Of them can
replace Duke Snyder, or pos
sibly Gil Hodges.
But we heard a New York
scribe say over the air one
night recently that it was not
reaching into the realm of
fantasy to predict that one
day Brooklyn will field an
all-colored baseball team.
In view of whats happening
now, why was it the major
league magnates waited so
long before opening the locker
rooms to colored athletes?
1t could have been moth
ing else but intolerance.
Old Satch Page provides
the answer to that one.
More more than rs years
he was undeniabIy the
greatest pitcher that lived.
Still, it was taken for
granted that he would
never done the uniform
of a major league club.
He did make it eventually,
shortly after Branch Hickey
took down the No Trespassing
sign and brought Jackie Ro-
binson to Brooklyn.
But when they opened the
door for Satch, his arm was
old and tired, much too tired
to give baseball fans the thrill
that Intolerance had denied
them.
1t wasn't until the departure
of the Ruths and Gehrigs and
DiMaggio's left the big league
magnets with sagging pocket
books and empty grandstand
seats that they decided in
desperation to cast a smile
at the talented colored boys
and cut them loose in the
big league parks.
Jackie Robinson was used as
the test. Tis fast legs and
strong bat had the fans Yell
ing approval from the start.
But that wasn't the real con-
vincer.
Negro fans by the thousands
came storming out Of Harlem
and jamming the grandstands
at Ebbett Field.
That extra box sale wasn't
hard to take. and in no
time fiat the Giants countered
for the Harlem trade by bring
ing in Monty Irwin.
Even in the face of this
move the Yankees stood
pat. They still had Joe Di-
Maggie and Tommy Hen
rich and Bill Dickie until
recent years, that is.
But when the last of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-31
HOUSES Eok sALE-s.e.

ANAC0sTIA BUNGALOW, 50. 300
2. bedrms.. gas h.-w.h.: garage; mr.
shopping and transp. Easy terms
Lu. 4-39S2. %
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. rooms. :
bedrms., gas h.-w.h,: porch; deel
lot. Price. 50. 300. HARTMAf
REALTY, INC. Lu. 4-a4oo, RE
CONGRESS- HEIGHTS. / block of
Nichols aye.--Detaehed. 8 rooms
z baths: bedrms.. full hsmt,,
Spsse5sSsoS HA aEsFeM RESEgTY met ies
LU. 4-34O0. LU. 2-5556.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS - Vacant
bedTms.. fnii daylight bsmt.. %;
heat; deep lot. $500 down. HART
NAN REALTY, INC. Lu. 4-340O
LU, 2-5976.
HMLCREST, mr.. Branch ave.--De
tached brick Coiouiai:. o rooms, !:
large bedfms. screened side porch
fun bsmt. with rec. rrn.; gas h.-w
heat; large, fenced. handicapped lot
$50, 500. HARTMAN REAL TY
INC, LU. 4-3i00; Lu. 2-5976.
Mr.. PAR0CHIAL SCHOOL--Semi
det. brick: 2 rooms. 3 large bed
rms, finished bsnt.. Gas heat: large
TARTMSN RES SHSs. NC c4''i L.
4-340O,
3-BEDR0OM brick semidetache,
home in st. Francis Xavier Parish
In tip-top condition throughout
Priced st S14,750 with convenien
terms. Ewes, OIL. d-3928. THOS
L. PHILLIPS, WO. $1,000.
Mr.. ALABAMA AyE.--Newly de
tached 3-hedrm. rambler. fun day
light bsnt.. gas heat: deep lot
GE kitchen: $1,000. HAETMAl
REALTY, INC, LII. 4s34o0. LIZ
2-5976.
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HOUSES q, sAlf. NV. tesai.,

WALTEE REED-6eoysia and Alaska
AYES. Area--PTactically new Inn
mac. seuiidet. brick; D rms, bath
plus LIST ar. pwdr. nm, rec. I'M,
fenced I'd. quick ppSs. Exesa IA
sI2fY7 c q b. 81 $Ii3 sSs fSEss e.
WOoDLEY PARK, D. c.--3 bedrms.,
ilnm nssniS; eondition: Close 70
schools. churches. shopping, trans;
PexdsenIMIG n l. oTF Tda Realty CO.
I'M. 10000 TIL 8 pm.
WOODLEY PARK-Elegant Diet; brk..
8 story. big corner lot; 24;tt. ny.
fm., lGe- din, rn. and hau, moo.
rms. a. baths, porch. bsmt. apt.
with pvt, entr.; Diet. 3-car gHfase'
SHOPS, trsnsp,: sonsd for profession
n apt. or boarding home; offers gra-.
cio1s living plus income; 1909
terms; best value PRICED lor e ylSa
18th st. n.ws CO. 5-l656. Isl
LIST YOUR HOME for sale with US.
PAUL J.. MILLER. Brokers. Call
,. =. PERKINS. eyes. To. 2-SS96.
Mr.. WALTER REED-spacioas brick
ssmidss. ist "a 4; has 1 S rms; incl! !
bsths; Srd q: bsdrp. plus lots
garage. Under $40. 600, Consider
o. 8. A., Tet,l, Broker. EN-. 3-4335.
BEDRM. AND BATH LIST d. Coolidge
Beautiful Cape Cod on hugs land-
seaped lot. For appt. call Mies
szaker. FE. s-3ees. MARSHALL J,
WAPLE CO.. 1924 l4th ct. NV,
AID, 4-2005.
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SEMIpEI, BRICK
Sin rooms. tiled bath. basement with
recreation room, gas heat, large
fenced yard; all In very good con-
dition: " block to school, shop
ping, transp Cali Mr.. Sweeney.
JU. 9-8S40. MARSHALL ]. WA
PIE CO.. 1874 14th st. NV. AD,
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BETHESDA
EDGEMOOR

Big house on q leye. acre with
tall trees: .clapboard construction
with 4 bedrms. and 2 baths OF
End a.; library with fireplace anc
powder rm. on LIST A.: living rm.
15x23: very large dining rm.
solarium and huge kitchen, full
basement and gar; in addition x
the above. there are 2 sgle. bed
rms. and bath on LIST a, w. B
WRIGHT, EN-. $4,000 til o pm
BETHESDAi SACRIFICE! OFFERS
WANTED Once in q lifetime OPP
portunity to buy q luxury type for
q fraction OF the original cost you
would pay on today's market. Stone
constructed, consisting of 4 bed
rooms, 2 baths on Ind a. Step
down living room, large dining
room, den, large family kitchen,
LIST H.: full basement; 2-caF, built.
in garage. Priced in the 20s. Cal
OIL. $3.50 or DI. 7-6S30.
ThoS. j. Fisher & Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-31
HOUSES ron sALE-MD.

PAINT BRANCH FARMS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1-bed
room rambler on parklike acre d
dogwood and fruit trees: 40.ft. rec.
reatinT1 rm., IN baths, z fiFepIaces
TRADES CONSIDERED. FOR
APT, CALL MISS zAKER. FL
MARsHALL J. wAPLE co.
1924 18th %. NV. AID. 4-200E
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HILLCREST

Lovely custom built brk. home. 10
cf1ial and public schools. step-down
iiv. rm. with firepl., lge,. din, rm.,
fun equip. kit. tile powder rm or
H.: full b6nat.. beautiful rec. rmi
with firepl.:. price, Sig.g50, liberal
terms; Csls M Tn Msos,sssnss' IA EA
80 De-
Frederick W. Berens Sales
1922 L st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-31
-.C'I,.HEVER.|:;,,.LjI..Y'''..

We hereby offer for sale. in Chew
erly and nearby Cheverly area,
some of the best real estate values.
ing Of z. 3 and 4 bedroom homes.
OF. FLA or conventional financing.
II you are In the market for q
home Of your own, or il you want
to sell your present home, why
waltz Come in or call us today.
CLYDE r. ADAMS, Realtor, 6460
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-31

ALL-BRK. HoME-MT. PHEASANT
This place has everything
we used TO take for granted:
good-sised rms. q kit. lge.
enough to feed the family.
elass-inclosed re h. ear.
full bsmt. with front entf;
ideal for renting out. Move
in, don't have TO spend Q
penny. Only $3.50 dr., pay
naents same rs rent.
JOSEPH KINsKY, Realtor
1T. S-53I1 Ewes. RA. 1926
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.

FOR SALE By OWNER, Takoma
Park--Modern home with income
value. Rent two 1-bedrm. apis. At
traetiye features. Choice location.
$40 Roanoke ave. JU. S-1S93.
$3.50 DOWN TO NON-yRTs, includes
settlement COSTS bedrms., din.
schools; 500 mo. covers ali:
Wheaton. Write Box 352-T, Star.
NEAR MONTGOMERY HILLS
Immac. prewar brk. Cape Cod on
busline with ige. level lot. tai
shade trees; 2 immense bedrms.
plus. nursery, porsh, garage. full
bsmt; with maids room. Only
Sl1gS0: A. J. KESSINGER q CO..
JU. 9-4544.
SILVER SPRINO-3 and Z bed
room ramblers and split-level
homes from S9,950 TO S32 300.
J. X. LITTLE ASSOC, REALTORS
JU. 10000, q to o p
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GOOD Sc. LOCATION

~'~-' A~AA@ ASAN
Convenient t, all Military and Fed.
eral Installations. Brick Cape Cod.
Ice. bedrms.. . tile baths, mod.
kit din I'M. liv. rm. with firepl.
For appointment to see, call Mr.,
BROWN. 10. S-a175. CRAWFORD
g. handy. INC, Realtors. RE.
5-9100 ii
NEARBY MARYLAND
LOVELY Tyr. old, 3-bedrm.. brick
rambler. full bsmt,: CT approved,
S16.5oo. either OF or conventional.
CUTE 4-BEpRM. BUNGALOW, mr..
everything: owners leaving town:
$500, good terms.
HOME AND INCOME: sh rooms
and bath, end A.: rent, $50 per
mo-: LIST A., 3 rooms plus nm. din.
rm. and bsmt. Occupied by oWnerl;
price, $4,000; $4,000 down, SIS
per mo.
NICE 5-RooM BUNGALOW: INV.
gas heat, full bsmt.. garage. Anchor
fence: reduced for quick sale,
$3.50; $3.50 down, balance like
LOUIS MILLER, REALToR
uN. 4-2T23 Ewes, uN. 4-4256
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NEAR FOUR CORNERS

NEAR POUR CORNERS
AND INDIAN SPRING CLUB
/. Brick Colonial with lst-fiocr Law.
and den-sun porch; 8 bedrms., OF,
Sls,b00; q fine lot.
2. Brick Colonial facing golf
course of Indian Spring Club. gar
sood trees and Ss priv nlSs IT. IT, syn sn
600 subject TO offer.
For details call Lane Cricher. OIL.
6-3706 or RE. 1860.
COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-31

Just OF Sargent I'd, new-house
cond.; owner says sell lovely Diet.
brick. 8 rms, bath. screened porch.
p tgI bsmt;, iayatto ~ oil h.-w.h.
J. LEE DONNELLY e. SON
MA, S-3316 Ewes, WO. 6-2363
II
I WILL TRADE your D. c. house on
one OF our lovely 8, 4 and 5 bedrm.
ramblers in Hillcrest Hts; from
S16,950 up. Call Mr., Tasker.
PAUL p. STONE. Realtor, 10. S-S30S
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AsHMEAD-coNN. AVE. AREA

Aok1MEAlS.SCNN ava. AH4A
II you need Q town house
In . premium area and your
cash Is limited but can make
good monthly payments. in
qutre about this, Because
Army colonel has bouEht an
other home, you can buy this
q lovely row hYk. with. 3 fire.
places. ftagstone yard; really
under-priced at S22. 500. By
appt. only.
n. 3-53t1 Ewes, RIA, 3-22(
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-31

CHEVY CHASE ARNABY ,WOOE
AREA---Attrae. brick Colonial, leaF.
Ing nothing to be desired. LIST a
has liv. rm. with firepl., din. rm..
kit. with breakfast nook. den
powder rm, and ser. porch: End a..
3 bedrms,, baths. steraFe attic;
and powder rm. Priced for quick
sale. Excel. financing. CAN Q am
nAs iii REALTY co. oil 1874
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HILLCREST HEIGHTS

HILLCRESI HEIGHTS
Q yrs. old, containing large liv. rm.
with fireplace, din. rm., mod. cleo.
trio kit, = bedrms. and full bath,
on FIRST floor; 2 bedrms. and full
bath, on second floor. Full bsmt.
with built-in gar. gas a.-c. heat.
ewes, OIL. 4-2711. II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-31

ONEn NA-AOhE UI ucAutltul kTOulA0
with 2-story older-type home. COM
ffa lapngg long ons,,, entrance rance hall and .
with outside entrance. Low priced
at $4,000 with reasonable terms.
THOMAS F. HALEY, Realtor,
Lantiam. Md. AP. 7-S3o0 IL
$l0.450 Is A Low PRICE for this
attractive white stucco home on
beautiful lot, featuring liv rm., 2
bedrms. down and bedrms. in ex-
pansible attic: Partial bsmt.. oil
THOMAS F. HALEY, Realtor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-31

ANACOsTIA BUNGALOW, 50. 300
2 bedrms.. gas h.-W.h.: garage; mr..
shopping and transp. Easy terms.
LU. 4-3DS2. --2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-31

3-BEDRM. CAFE con, on Biz
wooded. 1s0-ft. front lot, nr.
shop. fiagstone patio, outdoor IRE
place, off-street parking. Only
Sill 500 with financing to suit.
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-31

Hosp.-fWhite masonry, mod. g.
rm, buhsaiow: tile bath. I'm. RIM
Ia bsmt., large concrete patio: dish.
washer, garbage disposal. Conv. Il
public and parochial schools
stores: $l4,9bO. By OWNER, Oh
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-COTOREn

$50. bargain $50. 6-bedrm row
house OF N. Capitol ST. mr.. water
works; house in peri, cond. THIS
g-rm. home offers attractions for
Must be seen to appreciate. Call
OWNER. ia, 7-0s77 or ia. S-6576.
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SPARKLER - Exceptionally clean.
sSisk fR. ef so1eS, d iSl s:s i
liv. RIM: excel. corner lot, good
lawn. shrubs. garden space: sur
rounded by schools, shopping, M.
transp, and BALTIC. Wash. Pkwy. CT
approved; non.GI can refinarice or
sTSeRe FSEesf pRo Ella lSsn. PRINCE
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

BRANCH AVE. EXTENDED; CT ap.
proved. Sl4,750-3-bedroom brick
Cape Cod: living room with fire-
place. separate dining room. car
Bile. 10 S-5S73: LII. 4-SB00.
PRUDENTIAL REALTY CO. II
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BETHESDA, near NIH-Brick ram.
bier; 3 bedrms.. and "a baths
perch, petio, carport; level lot
can move right IN. Ma, 5000;
NINnER A. SONS. Z
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HOUSES by HUGHES ~ All-bfick
bungalow; beautiful cond. through
out: lge. tiled bath, huge. expand.
able attic: outstanding lot: loy-,
cost h.-w.h.:. CT approved, SIC. $50;
CO, AP I'll 400 Till q nm Il
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SILVER SPRING

California Cottage
This 2;bedroom home has an ex-
pansible space for 2 extra bed
rooms. 1t Is in fine condition and
has many extras. Fenced lot. Storm
doors and windows. washing ma
S13,500. VA appraisal reouested.
Located near MOL In Silver Spring.
Visit Robert E. Lohr Homes
HE A-4OO0 PA a-aaoo
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BEAUTIFUL RAMBLER, spacious
rms, liy. rm., din. rm., kit, 3 bed
rms, study, ga baths, 31-ft. porch,
Gear garage: on "a acre. Priced
S32, 500 Directions: out Me-
Hamp. ave. 100 yds, past Colesville
I'd. turn right on Rt. 1913 for l "a
mi to Rolling Acres on left. FRED
KLuCKHUHN, Developer Builder
JU. 9-b6S4. a
NON-vET, $3.50 down. $l2o mo. vii
fully equip, kit. dining L." fire.
place, 2 bedrms., tiled bath. expans'
ible full dormer end A.; full bsmt
with lab. and outside entr.; In
ensington area near new shopping
center. Call 10. $500 TIL o p. m
HggGINs q HARRISON, INC,
s ffSSLi Down CT OR NoN-GI-
Wheaton: 2-bedrnn. rambler. To-
". liv. rm., rec. rI1l,, wooded lot:
storm. windows. $13,5Q0, reduc-
ton for more cash. JU. b-s506.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-12-21

possible, try to narrow it down
10 a single year. We must turn.
to the Gospel according to Saint
Luke, and to the story of the
great taratIon.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-12-21
Devileiies Win. Boys Lose As
Nakina Plays Host In Twin Bill

Nakina played host to the
Tabor City Red Devil cagers
Friday night but it didn't stop
the male cagers from proving
that their recent victory over
the Red Devils wasn't mistake
as they raped them 1854.
The Red Devilet.eS evened the
twin bill by coasting to a 66-33
win over the Nakina lassies.
Graolin FormyDuval paced
Nakina's boys as they garncred
20 points for scoring honors.
Two efforts by Johnny Bru-
ton and Hugh Gore added 30
points, Is each, to the Red Devil
ledger but it wasn't enough to
overcome the strong Nakina
lead.
In winning their second vic
tory OF the year over the Nakina
lassies, TABOR City'S Devil ties
we're paced by Willarec Norris
and Shirley Norris who scored
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-12-21
By Bca Canldy

FvCryorr has entered into the
iovous sDf-ff Of Christmas ont
ICrc in Ar~fo-T.a-d Whcrovrr
vou turn there's cuicr, Iauurt.r.
festive smiles and bapDv Christ
mas GREETINGS. There's much
rCoI-nlturg9 ban,.rirr as
friends try try to discover what
their pals have for tsc-D. About
this time every year we students
drcid, that we're actually sort
q fond of ryrn our s,ric..st
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-12-21
Two Escape Injury In Monday
Niqhf Wreck On Highway 70l

il smashed into Il ditch outside
the city limits in front of Step
hens Builders Supply.
McCIllum's brother, VcntrcSs,
s.as a passenger i'll the auto.
Neither occupant was injured
5.riouSly but both were treated
tor minor decorations at the Of
.CCS OF DR.. Il. NJ. Williamson
nd DR.. NJ. +. Lewis
Patrolman Morgan said Nc
rullum told him he was forced
off the road and into the ditch
" an approaching automobile
IN the wrong side of the high
way. The McCullum auto was
tray ling toward Tabor City.
The auto carCCncd along the
Glitch for approximately 100 feet
Lcforc landing on the railroad
c.oSSing II front of Stephens
Builders Supply.
No charges were lodged against
the driver of the auto.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-12-21
STORES WILL BE
OPEN AT NIGHT
REST OF WEEK

X. T.. Counts. executive sccre-
tary of the Merchants Associa-
ton, said today that local stores
would remain open tonight and
every night this week in order
to give last minute shoppers an
opportunity to complete their
shopping.
Hours to be observed are:
Wednesday, till seven o'clock:
Thursday and Friday, till eight
o'clock: and Saturday till nine
o'clock.
Counts reminded parents that
Santa Claus would be in town
the remainder Of the week to
talk with the children and take
their orders for Christmas de-
livery.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-12-21
COUNT RYSIDE

City, at 7:30 p. m. on Friday
lvcning, December %. The pub
nc is invited to attend and 4
.arge crowd is expected.
Mr.. Sam Butler has a new
service station under construc-
.uor out on Highway TEL across
from his home. 1t viii surely
ii in with the Improvement on
hat road.
Iron Hill Baptist Church will
have a Christmas program on
Thursday night. December -.
The Home Makers II. d. Club
cf East Tabor held their Christ
mas party at the club house on
Monday evening December -
\ large attendance and good
inc was reported by all.
The Home Makers II. D. Club
o. East Tabor met in regular
monthly meeting Tuesday after
noon December IS. Miss Doro-
~ Fields gave an interesting
demonstration which was en-
ioyCd by all. For recreation the
members played games and re-
:ealcd their secret pals. Punch.
'OokiCs. nuts, and candy We're
,rvCd for refreshments.
Mr.. Whit Wright visited Mr..
rharlic Gore VINO is a patient
L the Veterans Hospital. Fay
tt-viIlc, on Wednesday De-
,cmbcr IA.
Mrs. Mary Wright attended a
Health Training Glass held in
.onnCction with Home Demon
,ra;ion Club work given at.
Clinton n. c. Thursday Deem
Der Is.
1t is reported that Mr.. Ed
Mills, Mr.. Brady Ward, and MIR.
Sam Butler are in Florida on
Fishing trip. Happy hunting
.cllowS,
We welcome among our now
subscribers Mrs. Erion1 VIII
Jams, a. Z. Norris, w. L. Ncr-
is. lobe Butler. Rev. Clarence
RIB, " ". Hardcc. Clyde
Prince, Miss Irene Wright. and
Mrs. J. f. Sules. Tha-k YOU a
OF folks and we hope you en-
10Y t.u Tribune
A merry, merry Christmas to