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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-16

|yention. but has done, nothing
further.
The convention. which merges
the Pan American Copyright
Union and the Bern Convention,
gives an author. composer.
painter. sculptor, stage or filhl
writer protection for minimum
LOT Is years either from the time
Eof his works first publication or
from his death. It also cuts red
tape in getting a copyright.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-13
Rite Hoyworth
Wins Divorce

RENO, Dec. IS P.-Actress
Rita Hayworth yesterday won q
mail order" divorce from Dick
Haynes, her fourth husband.
Rita is in Paris, France, with
her children. Mr.. Haynes is
singing in Las Vegas. New.
District Judge Grant L. Bowen
granted the decree with only
lawyers of the principals present
Miss Hayworth, in a deposition,
charged extreme mental cruelty
Her former husbands were
Gilman Edward C. JudSon, Ac-
tor Orson Welles and Moslem
Prince Ally Khan. She and Mr.,
Haynes were married Septem-
Der "a. 1858.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-13
Circus Bond Leader
Quits After 81 Years

SARASOTA, Fla, Dec. Is tPl.
Merle Evans, band leader for
the Ringing Bros. and Barnum
g. Bailey Circus, resigned yester-
day after 81 years.
Mr.. Evans Joined the circus in
1919 when the Barnum g. Bailey
Show combined with the Ring
ling Bros. Circus. He played for
$4,000 performances and never
missed one.
Mr.. Evans, who with his silver
cornet was a familiar sight lead
ing the band under the big top,
said, Il have some plans in the
making and will still be in show
business"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-13
Men and Maids, and Stuff

izette Splitter. Guy Mitchell's
transatlantic calls are from Brit
fish actress Shirley Eaton.
Tyrone Power switched to Rita
Gam. :. Leroy Prinz to film the
story of Billy Bishop. Canada s
air marshal. "Kismet's'
Music Hall opening hit over
$23. 900. Janet Rhinelander
Stewart, society dazzler, and
Morton Gottlieb flaming.
Lionel Hampton back from Coast
today. Jayne Mansfield and
Art Mooney duet. Record
ing industry worried about
Christmas disc sales, which are
away of. Skiers getting the
Jump on other sports in newsreel
Itheaters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-13
World Audience
Will See Movie
BY the Associated Press

HOLLYWOOD, Dec. Is R.-
Warner Bros. studio announced
yesterday it will stage the first
"global premiere" in movie his
tory next January 26.
Helen of Troy" will be shown
to around-the-world flrst-night
audiences totaling more than
half a million persons in $50
cities of Sc nations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-13
ICumeru Sales Guin

NEW YORK.-Three out OF
every four American families own
one or more still cameras, OF
which about 100000 a year are
now sold compared with 2,700, 00O
in 1910. More than 1000, 600
families in this country make
home-type movies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-13
COINED Goods Exports
'Of South Africu Soar

DURHAM, South Africa.-Dur-
ing the past 20 years South
Africa has become one of the
worlds three leading exporters
of canned fruit, vegetables, and
fish. About so per cent Of the
Unions canned food products
are exported.
Between 1888 and 1858 South
Africa's total canned-food pro-
duction rose from $4,000 tons to
$4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-13
Price Ceilings Imposed

OSLO. TO curb excessive
prices resulting from prolonged
drought and short supplies, the
Norwegian government recently
imposed price ceilings on pota-
toes and green vegetables. Farm
organizations protested and
called for larger imports instead.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-13
German Fruit Crop Dips

BONN.-The West German
1855 fruit crop decreased about
IS per cent from the year before,
largely because of abnormally
cold and rainy weather during
THE blossoming period.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-28
BARNYARD BALLET

NEEvSoN, comic books and space helmets may and fall
but the hayo will forever The kids these pictures are
cyored They'd only heard about barns until they visited this farm
Pine Bush NJ Y But they knew nstncivey what They
made Decline for the hay and started Jumping Ganddad
did when he boy To them due credit though
they have improved technique that old history ITSELF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-28
Cover BY George tsoveas


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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-11-23
CLUBS
PLAN CHRISTMAS
TOUR OF HOMES

A tour. to view the dccora-
tons placed in various rooms of
private homes. is being planned
for Christmas by the local gard
en- clubs.
Mrs. J. Oliver P-is.C,. p-e. j.
dent of the Tabor City Garden
Club. said today that they would
Co-SponsOr the tour with the
Dirt DObbers Club. The date will
be set within the next few
weeks.
Approximately 20 homes are
expected to be viewed on the
tour. a nominal fee to dcfray
expenses in decorating will bbc
charged. Tickets will be on sale
in about two or three weeks.
II marks the first time such
\ tour has been planned for the
community and the two clubs
are hoping for excellent re-
ISpOnSc.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-11-23
.Piggly Wiggly
Wins Merchants
Display Contest

PIGGY Wiggly's display O.
food, a church and a Bible can
toned eve Thank Thee" caugh
the eye of the judges and wor
first place in the local Thanks
giving theme display contes
promoted among the merchants
Approximately $50 in assorte,
merchandise will be divided
among the store employees wht
assisted in preparing the deco
ration.
1t was close race for honor:
and the Judges decision coulc
have gone in any direction. The,
rated a very special honorable
mention" for Harrelson's Phar-
macy, and Roberts CLOTHING
Company.
Sharing in the prize at Piggly
Wiggly are Mrs. Cortez Britt
Mrs. Eldred Harrelson, Billy
Boyd, Billy Duncan, and Billy
Long, according to Claude Boyd
manager of the local store.
Judges for the contest were
the Rev. Morgan Gilreath. pastor
of the Green Sea Baptist Church;
Harold lIardwick, Loris business
man; and II. NJ. Leaman of Caro-
lima Power and Light Company
in Whiteville.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-11-23
'Leggeite, Rogers
Win Recognition

Two prominent local bust
lcSsmen were recognized last
week at the Baptist State Con-
vcntion held in Asheville.
The Rev. P. c. CAN'T, pastor
If the Tabor City Baptist
Church, attended the convention
and said that A. p. Rogers had
cen named a member of the
campbell College Board Of
Trustees, and that c. c. Leg
cite had been named 10 a COM
."ttsc Of Is men to study the
Baptist Asssmblys at Fort Cas-
well and Fruitland.
Mr.. Rogers is a former mem
Der of the local school board and
served for many years on the
county board of education. He is
q deacon in the Tabor City Bap-
'Ist Church, Rotarian and form
or member of tnc Walk Forest
College Alumni Association
2Oard of Directors.
Mr.. LcGgcttc is recognized as
ne of the most conscientious
supporters of civic projects in
Columbus County. HIT is very
active in church work and is a
member of the Board of Dca-
cons at the Tabor City Baptist
Church.
IN the appointment to the
committee, Mr.. Leggette will as
Hst in studying the Baptist AS
samb!ys with the view of max
ng improvements. enlargemcnts
and other necessary changes.
The committee report will be
presented at the Baptist Con-
.vention next year.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-11-23
Wrestling Mufehes
Prove Successful

Anyone who says that 'rassl-
ing is a fake is a liar" hollered
one woman as she watched Tab
or City's first wrestling match
Thursday night at the school
gymnasium.
Approximately $50 persons
crowded into the gymnasium TO
get a glimpse Of the "grunt and
groan" matches that grace their
telcvision screens each week.
"ShuCks, the dollar admission
price was too cheap. That kind
OF show was easily worth two
dollars" commenttd one citizen
who believes in the theory tina,
a man should get his moneys
worth
The crowd cheered and jeereo
las the battle tide shifted from
the underdog TO the favorite In
The three bouts promoted b,
Van Vleet.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-11-23

Columbus County Hospital. The
shooting took place about 3:45
o'clock.
Coroner w. d. Williamson OF
Chadbourn said that the victim
had been shot in the side with
a II gauge single barrel shot
gun.
Funeral services were conduct
ed Sunday at p. m. from the
gravcside at Evans Cemetery
Tor Simmons.
He is survived by his wife
Mrs. Bcthelcn x. Simmons: a
daughter, Geraldine; a son.
fancey; his mother, Mrs. Linnie
Cliff; brother, Horace Ray
simmons; and two sisters, Mrs.
Myrtle Blackman and Mrs. AL
ma Du5oise, all of Route +,
WhiteVille,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-11-23

members of the var:ou
churches.
1t marks the second consecu-
tive year that these Union Scrv-
Ices have been held on Thanks
giving Day. Last year the scrv-
ices were termed a success and
many who attended commented
on the need for making it an
annual event.
The Rev. Hutcheson said that
attendance was urged and asked
the people 10 delay their holi-
day activities until after the
carly services.
Those who are going hunting
or fishing will be perfectly wei
come withoC- their Keeling that
they must change into different
clothing before attending the
services" said the Rev. Hutche-
SON
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-11-23
SOLICITOR HITS
AT BONDSMEN IN
COURT ACTION

Solicitor John J. Burney. Jr.
cave bondsmen in Columbus
something to think about vest
rrday as he was granted abso-
lutte judgements against bonds
men who failed to shoulder their
obligations.
Names of the bondSmen against
whom Superior Court Judge
Raymond Il. Mallard signed alb
5olute judgements were not av-
1iiable at press time today.
1--WE have been trying 10 work
with these bondsmen but it
looks like they are trying to get
everybody out of Jail. Some
thing has to be done about il
and we are going to see to IT
that they shoulder their obliga-
TONS" said Solicitor Burncy.
The cracking down took place
during session OF Superior
Court that began in Whiteville
on Monday.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-11-23
Free Chest x-ruys
Begin Here tuesday

Free chest E--ays, the frs,
in Columbus County since 1850
will begin in Tabor City or
Tuesday and continue through
December 10.
This years free chest X-ray
drive is countrywide with three
mobile units in operation. It be-
gan Friday in Whiteville, Wan
aniSh, and Old Dock,
Mrs. Mae Young and Mrs A
E. Goldfinch. co-chairman Of the
project in this community, urg-
ed residents to take advantage
OF the opportunity 10 have the
lX-rdys made.
Every person who is Is years
of age and older is eligible fol-
the X-ray.
The unit in Tabor City will
be located on Railroad Street in
the business district.
Most people who are X-ray-
ed learn that their chests are all
right, but anyone can have tub
"rculosis. A chest x-ray can find
tuberculosis even before a per-
son feels sick and most carly
tuberculosis is easily durable
when given proper treatment
said the Co-chairmcn.
TIE final day of operation for
the X-ray units will be Oh De-
cambcr % when they complete
their work at Hallsboro.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-11-23
Thanksgiving Day
Services Will Be
Held AT s O'Clock

Holiday hunters, fishermen
and motorists are asked to at
tend Union Services at eight
o'clock Thursday morning be-
fore leaving town for Thanks
activities.
uricn services will be held
this ycar al The St. Paul Meth
oo.a- Churcu with the Rev.
Fletcher c. Hutchinson pastor of
the Presbyterian Church. deliv-
ering the Thanksgiving message.
He will be assisted in the
services by the Rev. P. c. CAN'T,
pastor of the Tabor City Baptist
Church, and Rev. Paul Carruth,
pastor OF the st. Paul Methodist
Church.
Music for the special services
will be furnished by young
peoples chorus composed of
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-11-23
Civilians Donate
$50 TO Empty
Stocking Fund

The newly organized Empty
stocking Fund, to provide for
needy families at Christmas. re-
ccivcd its needed sendoff last
night when local Civilians voted
to donate $50 to the cause.
Lloyd Hips and Jimmy Dicus
were named to secure a place
or the annual Civilian Christ
mas Party. 1t will be held the
early part of December.
Entertainment at the Christ
mas party will be arranged by a
committee consisting of J. c.
Bell, Jr., II. c.. Damrcon, John
Dorman, Rev. F. c. Hutchinson,
and S. T. Rogers.
President James Brice pointed
out the need for local members
to attend various Civilian state
conferences and asked thai
members make an effort to at
tend the mid-winter council
Injecting TO be held Dec. 3 a
Winston-Salem.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-11-23

Other places in the county
where the mobile unit will be at
work include Farmers Union,
November % and %: Nlkina.
Nov. 70 and %; Guideway
School, November 25 and 26;
Bolton, Nov. 80, Dec. land 2;
Delco, Dec. 3 and 6; Riegelwood
Paper Co., Dec. z and 8; Arm
our Colored School, Dec. Q: Pri-
son Camp, Dec. 10; Williams
High School, Dec. Is and IA;
Fair Bluff, Dec. Is, 16 and IT;
Cerro Gordo, Dec. l3 and IA;
Chadbourn, Dec. IS, l6, IT, 20
and 81; Mt. Olive Colored
School, Dec. 20 and 81.
There will be no X-raying on
Sundays, Monday and Thanks
giving Day, November "a.
Each year, thousands of per-
sons throughout the United
States take advantage of these
free X-rays. Through the efforts
OF the various county tuberculo-
SIS associations, many cases of
Tuberculosis are detected in the
carly sctageS making a quick re-
cCVery possible.
Officials of Columbus Coun-
Tvs tuberculosis Association
rave expressed hope that the
rec chcs. X-ray program will
lave a tremendous response.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-11-23

gette" the Tabor City High
Josephine Leggcttc, and two
nicces, Meta Baggett Borop of
Aiken. S. c., and Margaret Dol
IN Of Chapel Hill.
The FL relatives asked for a
court test of the will on grounds
that Mrs. Cox abilities TO make
a will had been incapacitated
by illness and old age since
June |.
They also charge that duress
by a. p. Rogers and possibly
others was involved; that tic
will not entirely in the hand
writing of Mrs. Cox. and that il
was not among her valuable
papers or in other hands for
SafekCcpinp.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-11-23
State College Tukes
T0ker 13q And 40
off Approved List

Coker 1879, the most discussed
variety in Columbus during tn,
recent tobacco season, has beer
iound lacking in flavor and arc
ma and North Carolina Stat,
College is not recommending tn.
bodybuilding variety for plant
ing in 1856.
Cocker 40 was also snubbcc
in a report TO the tobacco con,
ference of the North Carolin;
Farm Bureau yesterday in Ra.
lsigh.
The export trade, in particu.
lar, objects to the new varietie.
and domestic companies are abb,
to use only limited amounts o
the leaf in their cigarettes, tn,
conference was told.
Cocker Pedigree Seed Com,
nany officials at Huntsville, S
I. strongly insisted that tn,
virieties are fully acceptable
for manufacturing purposes
Cokcr Company bred the new
tobaccos.
DR.. w. F.. Colwell, assistant
State Experiment Station di-
rector in charge of tobacco re-
search, said:
evidence from Il majority OF
he tobacco industry leads us tc
he conclusion that on the basis
II the 1855 crop, these varieties
Cocker l39 and l40) failed 10
meet requirements in flavor and
aroma. They are described by
many a neutral tobaccos, lack
ing the characteristic aroma and
flavor that have made u. S
ituc--cured impossible I" dup,i-
late elsewhere"
ColwCll said the 1855 season
was unusual in that it produced
4 large amount of pale, silk to-
Jacco. But, he added. pe,ldinc
.urthcr studies of Cocker 1879 and
iiO, we are not including then
on the recommended list for
1856"
Carl J. Hicks of Walston5urr
conference chairman and prcsi-
dent of Fiuc-Curcd Sterilization
corp, read a letter from Ger
man cigarette manufacturers in
which they said Cocker 1879 has
IN general absolutely no flavor
ana aroma or anything that
would make it desirable for our
requirements"
"Tobaccos better than Cocker
~ can be bought from many
other countries at much low
err prices In addition to that
such tobaccos arc generally bet
ter handled and more uniform
said the German letter.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-11-23
Randwriiien VIII OF Late Mrs. Coz
Legally Challenged BY Relatives

Tw2nty-one relatives of the
late Mrs. Sara 2. Cox. promin-
cnt local resident who died Sep
TENDER "a, have legally chal-
'cngcd the validity of her will
which is expected to involve APP
proximately S35O,0OO.
Mrs. CoX's will was written in
her own handwriting and had
been filed for probate in the Of
flee of Lee J. Greer, probate
judge. 1t was filed by a. p. Rog-
RS. c.. c. Leggette and B. L. Nc
NTH. I'll who had been named
as executors by Mrs. Cox.
BCncficiaries named in the
will were the Thomasville Bap-
tist Orphanage. Rogers. Leg
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-11-23

AS a result of the enthusiastic
response from the wrestling
fans, local Jaycecs are making
an effort to sponsor another
bout within the next month.
"Thc attendance at Thursday
nights matches was pleasant
surprise and comments from
people who attended make IL
feasible that another match will
be held prior to the Christmas
holidays" said Al Harrison,
president Of the local Jaycce
unit.
Proceeds from the recent event
will be used TO complete pay
mcnt on the summer recreation
program and TO provide q
Christmas party for undcrprivi-
lodged children. Details of the
Christmas project will be an
'nounced later.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-11-23
Elvic Hammett's
Father Dies
In Durham

William Theron Hammct, IA
Their Of Elvic Eamm tt. of Tabor
City died in Durham Wednesday,
night following a heart attack
Funeral services were held
Saturday at 1890 in the chapel
of the HawClton and Bryant
Funeral home with his pastor
DR.. Kelsey RcgCn, of the Dur
d First Presbyterian Church
officiating. Burial followed in
the Forest Lawn Cemetery, Dur
ham.
Mr.. Hammctt is survived by
tE'0 daughters, Miss Eivic Ham
NETT Of Tabor City and Mrs. B
=. West, Jr. Of Durham; four
sisters, Mrs. Carrie Cooper, Ms
Flglish KCndrick and Miss Sallic
Hammctt. all of Durham. and
NAs Bessie Hammett of Wash
it.gton, d. G.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-11-23

that Is expected to smash all
records.
The Post Office has already
dispatched a tremendous quaint
.ity of gift packages headed for
members of the Armed Foi ccs
overseas. Christmas cards for
service personnel can still be
delivered in time IL they are
sent by air mail before Dcccmb-
er LIST. In the U. s. A, smart
people are now mailing gifts 70
friends and relatives living in
other states.
Postmaster Spivey especially
calls on housewives to help in
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-11-23
Grand Jury Action Indicts
Former TC Justice OF Peace

Claude Spivcy, former Tab
or City justice of the peace, wa
indicted Monday by the Colum
bus County Grand Jury O
charges of embezzloNcnt an
malfeasance. 1t marked one c
the few times a coun,v or tow,
cfncial has been irdi-tsu II
Columbus.
Spivey is charged with en-
bezzling S24.25 paid to him. d.
justice of the peace, o. Ja&uar
3 by William Ander -.
The malfcasance CHARGES vcrl
filed after Spivey failed to furn-
ssh the Clerk of Superior Court
with the names and offenses oil
all parties tried before him and
th0 final disposition of all Of
lenses. State statutes require
such action by justices of the
peace.
Seven counts of emzezzlement
and three charges of forgery
were returned by the grand jury
against Johcph c.. Salem, form
or paymastcr COR Riegel-Caro-
lima. The charges are part of Z
$1,000 fraud discovered by Off
ciS6 during a routine account
InSchcck.
Other indictments included
true bills against Cornelius
Walls, for breaking, entering
and larceny and receiving; two
f5lse preterse against Lacy
Caulder; assault with deadly
weapon with intent to xii
;gain Grover Faux and Ozie B
Chestnut; forgery against Eliza.
beth Davis and bigamy coun
aoinst James w. Lewis.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-11-23
Mail EurIy For Christmas"
Drive Launched By PM Spivey

cts time to start those
Christmas mailingsl" Tabor City
Postmaster Ralph w. Spivey
warned today, launching his
1885 Mail Early for Christmas
campaign.
"On the calendar it's a month
away but here in the Post Office
it's Christmas today-and every
day until December 25th." he
said. Extra mail carriers and CT
flee help have been secuerd. the
delivery trucks serviced. Post
Office inkwells filled and in
fact everything Is ready for the
msmoth flood Of Christmas mall
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-11-23

his effort TO deliver every rack
age and Christmas card before
December 25th. The lady Ct the
house." he emphasized IL really
in charge of each family's
Christmas mailing program. she
selects the Christmas cards.
buys most of the gifts and sees
to it that the mailing list Of
friends and loved-oncs is up-to-
date.
Actually, success is having sll
Christmas gifts and greeting
cards delivered on time is large
ly a matter Of advance planning
Continued on Page ~
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-11-23
.VEW Pays Off
Mortgage On
Club House

VIEW members were wearing
smiles this week as they paid
off the mortgage on their new
Tut and cleared up all outstand-
:. G debts.
For the first time in a long
time We are completely in the
clear, said Joe Spivoy, active
member and past commander.
The new hut, built at a cost Of
approximately $4,000, is located
On the Tabor City-Whiteville
Highway. Meetings are held
there every second and fourth
Thursday by the VIEW.
Earl Cartrette is commander
of the post and Clarence Will
loughby is quartcrmastcr.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-11-23
Joe Wilson Makes
High Rating AT
Duke University

Joe Wilson, freshmen in the
pre-Med school at Duke Uni
versity, Durham has made the
honor roll for the secester end
ING November 10 officials of the
university announced this week
The Tabor City High Schoo'
graduate made a slate of AS on
rs six subjects which gave him
IN excellent rating, and placs d
h.m as an honor student.
Wilson, son of Mr.. and MS.
Nathan VI. Wilson Cf Tabor City
stucJinG pharmacy -, Duke.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-11-23
MYSTERY KING
IS BIG PUZZLE

This years Yam Mystery
King" is one of the biggest msyt-
cries of the season so far as
Floyd Lloyd Hips Of Davis
jewelers. is concerned.
The loving cup still awaits
TIA lucky gentleman who won
t'Ss years Yam title. It's worth
the trip 70 town for the cup o.
lone since it's value is .ar more
than the average loving cup
presented to contest winner.
If you're the lucky man, TIC
cup still awaits you at Davi,
jewelers..
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-11-23
Chief Epps LIQUIDS
Safe Driving Day

1T is entirely possible for Tab
~ City 20 20 through "S-Day'-
Safe Driving Day, Thursday.
December without a single
traffic accident, Chief of Police
II. L. Epps said today.
1--WE can achieve this goal OF
no accidents on SD" Chief
Epps said, "if we accept the idea
that traffic safety is an individ-
ual, personal matter.
"If every man, woman, and
Did in our community will
keep in mind that traffic safety
is his or her own personal re-
sponsibility, we can wipe out
the traffic accident problem as
effectively as medical science
has eliminated some OF our
dreaded diseases Of the past.
"S-D Day will be observed In
every community in the United
States. II is a tremendous ma
: ipnwide effort TO prove that