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not completely qualified. There
fore. I suggest that names Of
qualified surgeons may be OBJ
Itained from the secretary Of the
local medical society. If there
aren't any plastic surgeons
where you live. then your doctor
will recommend some top-fiight
men in a larger city.
There's no rule that says you
have to live with the same nose
God gave you. He will forgive
you, If you decide "it's time for
a change"
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The
FAMILY COUNCIL
THE PROBLEM

D. Rive suspect our l7-yearold Of having taken mar
cotcs
Mrs D. R.-Have parents right to deliver their
into the hands of the police?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-26

You asked for the right TO
vote. Now you can do so--if
you register at the District
Building. It's time 10 qualify.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-26

The Family Council consists Of q Judge
q psyehiotrist. newspaper editor. {
women's pose editor and two news
Paper writer's. These consult will
clereymen Of all foiths and denomina
tons. All letters ore held in com
pIete confidence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-09

MEMS OR LADIES' CLOTHING
STORE for rent with fixtures.
NV, NO. T-65so. Ill
Hill Owner has other interest. Lons
lease. 1inmed. poss. Ii. 4-9S6T.
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CoLoREp--S50o DOWN

BUY THROUGH SCOTT
Six rooms. 2 baths: modern in every
particular; full basement and half
bath: large rooms: picture windows;
open fireplaees, Completely modern
kitchen. beautiful baths. large
closets tand ample. Condition. ex-
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GAS STATION. garage, grocery store,
modern bedrm. home. about / acre
in nice clean village. Immediate
possession. Priced TO sell. Call JOHN
Vile. Md. I331S ColesFilie I'd,
Silver Sprinp Md Ill
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Bethesda, Bradley Blvd. Area

than-new condition, 6-year-old
brick Colonial with slate roof, cop
per plumbing; Ist-hoor POWDER
ROOM, wormy chestnut paneled den,
attached garage; 8 bedrooms on 2nd
floor and finished 3rd-fioor room
large. bright. full basement with out
side entrance to yard: convenient to
elementary school, 3 blocks to bus
chaser with equity cash. Priced in
mid-twenties for early sale. CALL
OIL. 6-6S76 for appointment
THOMAS J. FISHER & CO.. INC.
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BETHESDA
$500 WILDWOOD ROAD
OPEN SUNDAY, / TO 6

Lovely 5-yr-oId brick home that has
everything. Situated on large corner
lot nestled among 20 trees. Living
room with fireplace and adjoining
large. screened porch: separate din
space: double bedroom or den and
half bath on first floor: two double
bedrooms and bath plus sun deck
on second floor: full basement with
new paneied recreation room. laun-
dry and workshop: diversified garage
Only $22.910. with low down pay
,nent. Directions: Wisconsin ave.
to Cedar lane, right on Cedar to
parkwood rd.. left on Parkwood to
Wildwood rd and Open sign.
THOMAS J. FISHER e. CO., INC,
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.E.

SII. 900; RIGGS PARK - Vacant.
level lot. dI, $500 down: non-di
assume Az loan. 500 mo. OWNER.
RIA. $3.50. 507 Nicholson st. ne.
BRICK, VA appraised, S11, 900; close
to South Dakota ave.--Two bedrms,
liv. rm., din. rm., kit, fun hsmt..
fenced lot; facing park. CLAUDE
SIIFIET. TU. 10000. IA. 3-2S79.
DIET. Bk!CK--Newly DEC: 8 bedrms;.
Ia baths. IN. attic. liv. rm. with
firepl.. din rm., kit. with new Kelv.
cleo. range; full daylight knotty pine
bsmt.. outside entr., ldry. rm., rec
rm., 2 storage rms. gas h--w.h. GE
l0O-gai. h.-w. htr., scr. porch, avn
mss. metal storm windows and
screens; Diet gar, picket FENCED I'd
sos NICHOLSON N.E.-3 bedrms.,
ia baths; carpeting: storm win
dows; fenced yard. VA approved
for S13,750. Best offer accepted.
%
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
4 SANDWICH sHoP AND GRILL excel
Washington, D. C.
sArupnAy npprr a .oss

SANDWICH SHOP AND GRILL, excel.
location. Terms il desired. Reas
price Ii. 3-9Tl9. 10
MOTEL, modern. 10 units. spacious
grounds fronting on 2 highways: z
miles from Wash. d. c.; near Univ.
of Md, and Government farms: s.
room house suitable for apartments
able terms. FLANAGAN. Webster
5-e559 Ia
"F0R SALE"--Repossessed by owner.
Dry cleaning equip; incl. everything
to start your own business. Call
WA 1858 after 4 pm. 10
CHINCHlLLAS, A males, 4 females
Phone DU. 1850. 10'
Used CAR BUSINESS for sale. Due
10 death, Reasonable. 3-yT. lease.
in the heart of wheaton. JU. g.
1857 or 10. 5-2121. %
EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITIES
your own boss. Get into profitable
own: reasonable capital required
XII. S-6525. III
MOTEL AND OWNERS HOME
acres, nearby Va. Sl9,50U. only
So. 900 dn. JE 4-B433. Ill
GAS STATION. garage, grocery store.
modern bedrm. home. about ! acre
in nice clean village. immediate
possession, Priced TO sell. Call JOHN
s E,Ts RI EveTsfssn e es4g co Ea
Silver Spring. Md Ill
GOOD. profitable bar grill for SI6.-
500. S5,5G0 down with terms. Good
lease and clean equipment. Owner
leaving town. Has other interests.
Can Mr.; KoLLEY at LA. 6-6o4l or
Adams 2-aS47. To-
CAMERA SHOP. Maryiand's largest
shopping area. Now crossing approx.
lures. plus inventory. Inventory can
be adjusted to suit. Purchaser must
have substantial cash. Call AID. f.
3711 for appointment. p
GIFT SHOP. Oriental Unique Chi
nese gifts. novelties, curios: good
RH psat,G s9S a lSYx a ssAE Station no. for
sale or rent: ABc lie: also 80 acres
of clear land. Apply PARK VIEW
CAFE. . miles east Of GAINESVILLE, va,
on Lee hwy. Rts. eliza ice
inston PARK. Nd. at Patuxent Naval
Base in shopping center. Owner
wishes to retire; good business
Phone Great Mills a-1a6i or home
WIZ RaSnf PAY Sl'a Coon WILL e4ss 18th
st. NV. next to Ambassador Theater:
large store; garage; 2-bedrm. apt.
1928; suitable for any business.
Cali MR.. GORDON. MA. S-6434;
ewes, RA. 1854. Sun. from 10 to
c I Ea ase af Am ?. rREssIsG -1o
opportunity for tailor; downtown.
sS, tsosnz AS alSf FILL TINE SERVICES
to invest IN. profitable business.
SAW MILL, complete with as and
52-inch blade. edger. ffrewood saw,
planer, cutoff saw, tractors and
truck; For appointment, call RE
LioGoR STORE WANTED by private
party. Will pay top market price
for sound and profitable store. Re-
plies confidential. Box cay. Star,
GRoC.-DEL.-Est. 2 yrs. Good stock
SIX. take over. OWNER. 10. 8-4a75.
GRocERY-Busy corner: fully equip.
5000 complete; real buy. DI-
CORNER GROCERY sToRE--dood
business; low rent with apt. Call
OWNER. LII. 1-3.72 weekdays, Sun.
MEMS OR LADIES' CLOTHING
SHE WARDROBE" s46e 18Th St.
NV, NO. T-65So. Ill /
RESTAURANT-ABC license. Capitol
Hill. Owner has other interest. Long
lease. Immed. poss. Ii. 4-9s67,
242 FIT, RI. /, BERWYN, MD.
~ acres; ioeal for warehouse, etc.
ewes. WA 1-I23l.
w. w. LEWIS, REALTOR
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Visit Lohr Homes
OPEN SUM-, / TO S PM.
223 GRANT AWE

TAKOAfA PARK. MARYLAND
Expansive, not expensive. roomy, de-
scribes this 4-bedroom, 2-hath,
brick Cape Cod home, with full
from grade and junior high schools;
ideal for the family with small chill
dren: only S15,950 CT terms re-
auested. To visit. out Piney Branch
I'd. turn right one block past Phil
adeiphia ave. on Grant ave. to our
sign.
Robert E. Lohr, Realtor
HE. $4,000 til r PM. or RIA. $4,000
Thirty five years Of dependable
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Immediate possession. Custer
I'd. mr. Wilson, Excellent brick
Colonial. Must be sold. Mr..
LuEcK, Ma. 5000: ewes.
wO. 6-h133.
L. q. BREUNfNGER q ecNS
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lRHAsnIKo REALTY co
1875 WEBSTER ST NV,

lb.l WEBSTER ST. NV,
S23.an0-S5.0 900 down
Attractive semidetaehed 7-rm: brick:
large bedrms., . baths, , inclosed
heated porches. oil heat: big lot; 2
car bE garage. In select neighbor-
hood. excel. cond. Call owner, phone
or see your broker. lis
SEMIDETACHED BRICK HOME
Six large rooms. Q baths. natural
wood finished clubroom, b.-i. garage:
Brightwood section;. S13,500. In
apection by appt. only. Miss Zaser,
DI. 7-31 SO
MARSHALL. j. WAPIE co.
1904 14th Ct NV AID 4-gQ05
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.W.

Mr.. BOILING FIELD AND NAVAL
LAB, 3a4S LIST st.-Attractive de-
tached brick, high elevation. Lge.
liv rm., firepl., 3 bedrms,. bath.
INV hs. throughout; screened porch;
S16,50O. MR.. OLSON, WO. t,-T029
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By OWNER, On crittenden. on 18th.
Semidetaehed. 4 bedrooms and attic.
weather. stripped, tapestry; brick
fireplace, Bendix washer; priced 70
sell. HE 1885,; evenings, RA.
3-70sS. los
SHORT OF CASH?
If you can make large monthly pay
ments you can buy this orand-new
! luxurious a-bedrm. 21a-bath full
center nail. Split-ievel home with
all the latest advanced features.
Convenient to everything. Builders
tax situation permits sale on your
own terms II you can make large
monthly payments. Call Mr. .sReavis
with GOLDSTEN BROTHERS, Own
ers and Builders. RE. 5-i9ss or
EN-. o-222l. Ia
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CT LUCKY STRIKE
n~~nin1 pnn Nv, Will, nov

Paneled Rec. RIM. With Bar
Ist-Fl. Powder Room
Mr.. 18th AND GALLATIN SITS. Under
$4,000. Newly decor. 3-hedrm. home
in select area for the young execu-
tive with growing family. Large
bedrms.: sep. din. rm.: modern kit,
with brkfst. area: full bsmt., out
side entr.: beautiful, level. Anchor
fenced yard; storm windows. M.
Catholic school, new Prov, HOSP,
bus NON-GI can assume large CT
trust. Don't delay inspection. CALL
MARTHA KoHN, RIA. 6-se43
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F sbi sH4fIr E Ese4arf s.g
s ssTisall y sriss c0lG lmmsdists
posssssion' Mr.. LuEcK ia.
I. Z. BREuNINGER 4 SONS.
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BETHESDA CAPE COD

CT APPROVED, S23.75O
A wonderful opportunity to buy this
a-bedrm.. 2-bath home in an estab.
lished neighborhood, conv. to elem
MAKE il unnsllsIly aftrse a and an
pealing. Call for appt to see this
week end. OIL. 4-SO12. SAMUEL E.
BOGLEY, INC, OIL. 6-7Sn0.
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BEITZELL
.001 Conn. Ave. DI. 7-3100
SILVER sPG. COLONIAL
WESTGATE

trees, azaleas. lockwood and
dogwood surround this lovely white
brick Colonial; large lir. rm., din.
rni.. den or bedrm. and half bath:
large 1edrms.. bath: paneled rec.
nm. with fireplace, maids rm,. lay.
and shower; built-in garage: GE
oil heat. Large flagstoned patio at
side and rear so you can enjoy the
lovely gardens. Call Barbara Rich.
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BETHESDA
E1Q QSnVA

This prize winning 3-bedrm. Ameri-
can rambler, has 12x20-ft. liv. rm
with paneled firepl. wall, sep. din
L lge., rear-window wall overiooking
patio and garden: 20-ft. kit. with
breakfast space, near rec. center
and srsnsp; Immed; occupancy. Cal
OIL. 4-0642; ewes. OIL. a-9236.
OPEN SAT. AND SUN.
TO REACH. out Wis. ave. to Bank
of Bethesda, left on Old GEORGETOWN
I'd. to Johnson ave, left to bSl3
johnson ave %
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PLEASANT HILLS
2-FAMILY HOUSES

The houses in this fine es-
tahljShed community are an
excellent investment. You can
live in one apartment and the
rent from the other will help
buy it, or rent both apart
ments-- either will be a good
investment.
AT this time. We are CON-
pleting a small group and also
have two houses that were
completed short time back
that are rented, which we can
now offer for sale, Our ex-
perieEce In the cost of opera
ton of these houses is avail
able to you. Let us show you
what fine investment these
houses are--either as o home
or investment.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.

CHARLES CO., Is mi, D. c., 5 mi.
: from Indian Head-1.2 A.; attrac.
Arm. house, bath. bsint.: oil heat:
$1l,500. MIR. OLSON, WO. 6-7029.
BEAUTIFUL BRICK RAMBLER: s mi.
Indian Head on hwy. IS mi. D.. c.;
!, ige.. iiy. rm., firepl.,. picture window,
8 bedrrns,, kit; bsmt.,. rec. rm.
w/firepl., scr. porch; Ia acres !;
Si9.950. MIR. OLSON, WO. R-7029.
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GAITHERSBURG

,-story frame. 4 rms. and bath on
each a. full bSmt Lot, eQxlSo. eli
fenced. Lear ssragsi SlSf Seo; ,l LSSks
MAN, / mile north Of Rockville
on Route go. Telephone Poplar
2-9442. Evenings, Garden $3.50.
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S10.950
BUNGALOW on Madison ST. NV. This
attr. 2-hedrm. home features a huge
bsmt. With outside entr.. lge. ex-
pansible attic. inclosed porch, and
q Gear Diet. gar: schools. stores:
transp.. etc are ell nearby, Call
Mr.. Ryan, JU. 5-i25s. for Apt. to
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MOVING AWAY
CAPE "a; Pc! COD

Just block of Ga. sye.--This attr.
bedrm, and bath on LIST A.: 2 hedrfns.
and n bath on End A.; fun bsmf.
leye' lot. All this for only S12. $50.
: GEORGE w. BAusERMAN
w. s-o444 Ewes. 10. 5-24s6
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COLORED HOME AND APT; 6-rm.
house over a completely furn. ter
race apt. Brick, semidet.: bedrms.
liv. rnn,, din. rm., kit. and bath.
Gas h.-w.h.. dishwasher. Laundro-
bus and park. Mr.. public and paro-
chial schools. $1,000 down. LII. q
Oslo. III
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HOME PITTS TNr0ME

HOME PLUS INCOME
Near, Flower Ave. shops. Modern
eerick, rms. 2 baths II each
noorli HW.-H.. screened porch,
fenced yard, trees. And current
income from garage and apt is
sos mo. Price. Sl6.S50. or, $3.50
dogE 1Gs non-vet.. $500 down. ~.
ILLUS, %
OLD CHEVY CHASE, MD.
5000 THORNAPPLE ST. NV.
Priced to sell. All brick. large lot.
Living room, fireplace, der. kitci-
en-. dining room. . bedrooms. bath,
first floor Large second floor, Il
bedroom. bath. storage; full base
ment. gear garage: maids room,
Y bath: outside entrance; front
porch; fenced rear yard, shade
trees. Near country club, schools,
transportation. Y block Conn. ave.
- Inspect call Ma. $4,000 or co.
FREDERICK W. BERENs SALES INC.
IN
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HOME OR INCOME

HOME Oh INCOME
Open 1-8 81 Gallatin st. nw.--Eng-
lish style brick home with concrete
front porch. LIST f1oar liv. rn with
flrepl.. din. I'm, mod kit. 3 bedrms.
2 baths on end floor: lots Of closets:
completely finished bsmt with front
entr.,. bath and kit. MRS. BLAIR,
LA. 6-S753.
COLORED-OWNER MUST DISPOSE
of I adj. houses, . and 3 apis:
TAYLOR, mr.. Ga. ave: furn. or I'M.
furn.; small payment. Nav lease.
TIL. 2-2SS7 10-2, as. all week 10'
tIth ST. - Brick
bldg, /, Q or 3 families. new cond:
also 10 rms. and 3-bath detached
house: 81 900 to $1,000 cash. Will
exchange. OWNER, ia. 9-7010.
3ss5 eth ST. N.w.-open
Sun. 2 to 4 p.m.; Diet. home: 10
rms, 2 porches, 5 baths. 8 garages;
ideal for rooming house or conva-
iescent home: terms to suit pur-
3-55Ts. PENNY" APosToLiDEs.
CoLoRED-l241 a2nd ST. NV
LIST comml.. 6-rm. and bath brick
home, with full bsmt., oil heat: only
$4,000. Call J DALLAS GRADY g.
SON, co. 5-6222; ewes, WE. 5-6S54.
COLORED--I2aO EUCLID ST. NV.
Completely redec.. 8 bedrms.. lfv :,
rm.,. din. rm.. kit. bath, bsmt.,
porehes; 500. CHAS. C. CONNER.
RE. 1-3216 10
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Rambler and EXTRAS
1904 Sangamore
mass. Ave, Extended)

OPEN SUNDAY, 90
SATURDAY, $3.50
Go out Mass. ave. extended to San9a.
more tat firehouse,, turn right. /
Samuel E. Bogley, Inc.
OIL. $1,000 ESTAB. 1899
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ofAAEAo, 44tN.
1T2e L st. NV. Ma. $4,000
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-28
SocioI Security
Representative
Here In May

A Socitl Security representative
fromthe Gastonia office will be in
Lincolnton at 100 p. m, at the
county courthouse, on the follow
ing Thursday dates in May:
May 5, 13, 19, 26.
The weekly visits are made in
order to serve residents of Lin
coin county on all matters per-
tanning to social security. If any
one wishes to file a claim, OBJ
tain an account number, or re-
ceive information of general ma
ture on social security, they are
requested to contact the represen-
tative on the Thursday visits tc
the courthouse.
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-28
Medical Rehabilitation Program Is
Aimed At Helping Long-Term Patients
To Return Quickly To Community Life

the whole man" so he will be
ready physically and mentally, to
leave the hospital.
% Vocational counSeling to
determine what job he may fill
successfully when finally out OF
the hospital.
80 Trial visits outside of the
hospital to determine whether he
is ready again for community
life.
"a Foster care in home other
than his own where he can ad-
just himself to community liv-
ing as a stepping stone to indie
pendence.
80 Work experience in the hos
pital as part of his medical treat
ment so he may develop work
skills or acquire work experience
in preparation for outside en-
ployment.
60 Arrangements for home
nursing care for the eligible vet
eran so he may leave the hoSpi-
tai earlier.
Cd Day or might" hospital
for the patient who still needs
disqualification but who may leave
the hospital during the day to
look for work or who may leave
the hospital at night to stay at
home.
The medical rehabilitation
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-28
Comics Survive Despite
W> News Group Told

ular and I predict they and other
entertainment features will con-
tinue to be an important part of
the newspapers.
Walter Lister. managing editor
of the Philadelphia Bulletin, de-
scribed the strips in a recent is
sue of the ASNE bulletin as "the
sick chicks of the newspaper busi-
ness"
Hills said today. however that
"to be frank, much of the COM
plant about comics comes from
the advertising department" be-
cause advertising has dropped off
in Sunday comic sections. He as
cribed this less to TV than to the
wider use of color advertisements
in other sections of the paper.
BLAMES EDITORS
And editors must take some of
the blame for discouraging funny
paper readers, Hill said, because:
"At a time when everything is
going wide-screen and big-screen
we've been cramplng and SqueeZ-
ing and reducing" the size of the
comics.
Many papers, he reported, are
now restoring the comics to five
column width.
The editors devoted this con-
Guiding day of their meeting also
TO problems of personnel recruit
ing and training, the sports pages
and the editorial page.
The luncheon speaker was Will
liam McChesney Martin Jr.. chair
man of the Federal Reserve Board
At tonight's banquet, Sen. George
D-Ga), chairman of the Senate
Foreign Relations Committee, was
scheduled for the principal ad-
dress.
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-28
Baby Really Meant 1t
Arrives On 3rd Alarm

WASHINGTON - Twice in the
last week. Mrs. John o. Hally went
to the hospital to bear her fifth
child. only to return home without
result
Yesterday she started the third
time but a flat tire developed as
her husband drove from their
home. This time the baby Wouldn' t
wait even for the arrival of an
ambulance.
Hally. a Treasury Department
lawyer, helped his wife back into
the house and officiated via tele-
phone instructions as the baby boy
arrived in a dead heat with an
ambulance crew
Mother and son are now both
doing nicely in the hospital. The
four other Hally children range
from 8 to 18 years old.
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-28
AT VA HOSPITALS :.

A Seven-point attack on the
problem of rehabilitating and
discharging long-term patients SO
they may return more quickly to
community life as useful citizens
is gaining momentum in Veter-
ans Administration hospitals.
The seven programs are outlin-
ed in the various medical sections
of VAS annual report for 1854,
now on sale at the Government
Printing Office, Washington, D.
c.
The problem arises from the
fact that the number of veteran
patients with chronic disabilities
has been increasing in recent
years, resulting in more frozen"
beds for long periods of time.
These patients primarily are older
World War I veterans.
VA said it is attempting to
meet the problem by augmenting
medical treatment with the fol-
lowing programs:
Cd Medical rehabilitation of
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-28
Manufacturing
.Up 1873 Percent
In North Carolina

Value added by manufacture in
North Carolina in 1858 was ST.
274 4,019,000, up 1873 percent over
1852. according to 1858 Annual
Survey of Manufacturers eStimat-
eS released today by Supervisor
Clinton C. Oldham of the Census
Bureaus district office at Char
lotte.
North Carolina ranked l4th "a
mong the States in value added by
manufacture in 1858.
Average number of manufacture
ing employees in North Carolina
in 1858 was 446,265, with total
salaries and wages of $l,201 .031.-
600. compared with 418,588 en-
ployees paid Sl,088,813,000 in
1852.
The textile mill products in
dustry in North Carolina had va
lue added by manufacture of
900. an average of $780,
437 employees. and salaries and
wages of $598, $4,000 in 1858,
compared with value added of
S868, $4,000, an average of 218.-
G93 employees. and salaries and
wages of S556, ,248. 900 in 1852.
Value added in North Caro-
lina's tobacco manufactures was
S285 ,481 900 in 1858, up from
S350.029.000 in 1852. Employ
ment in this industry IN the State
declined, however, averaging 22,-
S34 employees with salaries and
wages totaling S68, 8,14O,000 in 1858,
compared with 25,742 employees
activities in 1854 is now being
paid S72,037,000 in 1852.
Information on manufacturing
collected in the 1854 Census of
Manufacturers and statistics for
States, their counties and cities,
covering all important industries
will be published before the end
of this year.
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-28

WASHINGTON - The Ameri-
can Society of Newspaper Editors
(ASNE) was told today that de-
spite slip in reader interest. COM
ic strips nevertheless will survive
the competition of televiSion and
big-Screen movies.
The ASNE annual meeting here
turned from national affairs and
government news restrictions to a
shop-talk session featuring the
fate of the funnieS.
SEES SLIGHT DECLINE
Lee Hills. executive editor of
the Detroit Free Press and Miami
Herald, told the 400 editors that
comic leadership "haS declined
some" but added:
"Comics are still extremely pop
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-28
NOTICE
OF SALE OF LAND

Under and by virtue of the au-
thority conferred by DEED of
TRUST executed by Alvin Leslie
Hoyle and wife, Marjorie CAN'T
Hoyle dated the End day of No
vember. 1854. and recorded in
Book 285, at Page 431,432,433 in
the office of the Register of Deeds
for Lincoln County, jefferson E.
Owens, Trustee. will at Twelve
O'Clock Noon on Wednesday. May
4, 1855 at the Courthouse door of
Lincoln County in Lincolnton,
North Carolina. sell at public auc-
ton for CASH to the highest bid
DER the following described piece
or parcel of land, situate, lying and
being in the County of Lincoln,
North Carolina, and described as
follows.
Being Lot No. 5. Block &C" of
the Roseland Heights Develop
ment, as shown on the plat of
same prepared by Abernathy &
Scott. Civil engineers, and regis
tered in Plat Book A, at page 223,
in the office of the Register of
Deeds of Lincoln County.
This sale is made on account of
default in payment of the indebt-
edness secured by said Deed of
Trust.
This sale is made subject to all
unpaid taxes and assessments. and
other liens, the payment of which
shall be assumed by the purcbas-
er. A five per cent $50 cash de-
posit will be .eqLired of the high
est bidder at the sale.
This the oath day of March,
1855.
JEFFERSON E. OWENS.
Trustee
A. Al