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Evening star., 1955-03-31
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT
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DOWNTOWN BLDG. with adjoining
parking lot. 1119-21 lIth ST. NV.
Desirable for any business or light
FOR LEAsE-Approx. 5000 So. It.
OF 2nd-commercial space: suitable
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Immediately: lone-term lease. Call
IA. 7-4615, ask for Mr.. LuTHY.-
vIRGINIA--Used car lot with once,
fronting on Arl. blvd. and Leesburs
pike: choice location. Formerly op-
Grated as used car lot, CULMoRE
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REAR 145 CHURCH ST. NV
Law. overhead door. RA. $500.
Evening star., 1955-11-22

Continued From Page B-l

Continued From Page B.,
18th time, when he didn't play
1t. the number came up--and
paid SIS. 900. At least, that's
how the story goes,
Right in the middle Of q
car parking lot I saw a loaded
clothes line. The parking at
tendant lives on the lot and
that was the family laundry.
Workmen and their families
often move into a building
while they are helping to erect
it and when they reach q GER
tain point In the construction
put on q celebration. with q
cross of flowers hung at the
highest point. fireworks and
feasting.
Nearby / glimpsed q police
man with a little American
flag tackled on his uniform.
Seems they all wear these en-
blems to show that they speak
the language Of the country
indicated and so can help Wis
itors.
All the time I was listening
for street cries. And It's true
the postman, the sissors
Evening star., 1955-11-22
By ELEM

BEVERLY HILLS, Calf,
Nov. 22.-So many people have
the impression that California
is strictly a sportswear pro-
ducing fashion area.
The truth is that along with
the swimsuit and the play out
fit the California dress ranks
Importantly In the fashion
picture Of the Nation.
Where once it may have
been dependent strictly on
color to put it over. today the
California dress is beautifully
unaware that it has any geo.
graphic limitations.
This is particularly true Of
the couture group of designers
who fashion afternoon. cock
tail and evening dresses. Ma
rusia, Helga and Charles
Cooper are included In this
designer lineup.
Silk Linen
Simplicity in beautiful doses
is seen in the Cooper collec-
tion. A kitten bow detail may
be the one thing that domi-
mates a dress. The oxford
sheer wool coat dress with an
asymmetric closing. also proves
perfect executed in silk linen
for his own climate.
Cooper cuts his clothes so
that suits pare the figure down.
His box jackets hit just right
Evening star., 1955-11-22

Listen to Record

The playing of First Ladies
Of Congress" a record of in-
terviews conducted with Demo-
cratic women members of Con-
gress, was the feature of the
regular monthly meeting Of the
Women's National Democratic
Council. held last evening at
the Woman's National Demo-
cratic Club.
Mrs. Katie Louchheim, di-
rector of women's activities for
the Democratic National Com
mittee. conducts the inter-
view on the record, which is
being circulated by the ma
tional committee TO women's
groups around the country.
Evening star., 1955-11-22
Out

Invitations have been issued
by the Israel Ambassador and
Mrs. Eban for a reception next
Tuesday in honor of the Min
lister of Foreign Affairs of Is
rael and Mrs. Moshe Sharett.
The Minister is in this coun-
try on a speaking tour for the
Israel Bond drive. The recep-
ton will be held from 5 to z
pm in the grand ballroom Of
the Mayflower Hotel.
Evening star., 1955-11-22

grinder, the milkman. each has
his special signal. but it's a
whistle, not a cry. Even the
night watchman in the witch
ing hours lets you know you
are being protected. though you
may not relish being walked up
to be treasured.
Back at the hotel, some
young people from the States
the women in slacks, the
men in loud shirts and no coats
were screaming over a pri-
vate joke and scuffling with
one another when two of them
actually sat down on the lobby
floor. I felt a sudden sympathy
with the way my friends feel
about tourists, but ] think the
Mexical1s must be used to such
behavior because no one but
me In the lobby seemed to be
embarrassed.
tFrom AP NeWsfeatuTes)
Evening star., 1955-11-22
California Fashions
Not All SportsWear

on the hipline. Definitely the
most attractive suit in the
collection is the navy and
white flannel chalk stripe with
a square mitered design on
the jacket.
Dress silhouettes vary, but
one recurs in nearly all lines
and that is the trumpet-flared
skirt. Cooper is no excep-
ton, he has 1t, too.
Silk linen ensembles are at
Helga's this season. In subtle
textured Helga designs, she
does a slim, short-sleeved
sheath with a jacket lined and
bowed in the same dotted silk.
A Deige striped silk and acrilan
coat dress has brown satin on
the collar and for the belt.
Geranium prints are seen a
lot and Helga's are on silk
organza for a dance dress with
white lace appliqued on the
skirt and on the body Of the
dress. Poppies are a Helga
exclusive print and on thin
silk taffeta with a chiffon yoke
outlined in appliqued poppies
make a striking print pattern.
Chiffon crops up frequently
and enables the designer to
whip UP WHISKY movement in
full-skirted dance dresses.
Helga calls herself a nom
partisan West Coast designer
since both Mrs. Eisenhower
Evening star., 1955-11-22

The coats lining is in the same
fabric. Her loose, elegant
shirred silk coats are as pretty
as the evening dresses beneath
them
Prettiest print seen during
all the showings out here, we
Evening star., 1955-11-22

Mr.. and Mrs. William j.
Dunston announce the mar
riage of their niece, Miss Lois
Samson. to Mr.. Walter Bielhy.
son of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Bielhy. The wedding
took place November IL in
Boiling Air Force Base Chapel.
The couple win live in Alex
andria.
Evening star., 1955-11-22

and Mrs. Truman have worn
her dresses.
Marusia is a flrm believer
In exquisite feminity. Some
times she likes to achieve it
by focusing attention on ex-
tragent fabrics like imported
cotton-fallle. silk georgette.
stiffened chiffons and import
ed embroderies.
Ruffie Detail
The "short gaia" is how
Marusia titles her narrow
sheath with the stairway of
Evening star., 1955-11-22

ruffies going up the front Of
the dress Of mauye-pink silk
peau de sole. A royal colored
re-emhroidered lace inter-
woven with silk thread with
tiny straps was another from
this group.
Evening ensembles have al-
ways been a favorite with
Marusia and for later after
noon on into evening. she sug-
gests pink cotton-faille for a
coat over a sheath dress Of
pink and white dot surah.
Evening star., 1955-11-22
WEDDINGS

nounce the marriage of their
daughter Fay Janet to Mr..
James w. Ermlich, son of Mr..
and Mrs. w. S. Ermlich Of
University Park. The wedding
took place November 8 in the
First Baptist Church of Cam
bridge.
Evening star., 1955-11-22
Murruy-Werres

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph John
Werres announce the marriage
of their daughter Doris Marie
to I'd 1t. Roland N. Murray.
IT., son of Col and Mrs. MUIR
ray. The wedding took place
November IL in the Church
of st. John the Evangelist In
Forest Glen. Nd.
Evening star., 1955-11-22
ENGAGED
Gruff.AHen

MIR. and Mrs. George Clayton
Graf Of Bethesda announce
the engagement of their
daughter Mary Elizabeth to
Mr.. Gilbert wilkins Allen, jr..
son of Mrs. Amelia H. Allen.
A late December wedding is
planned.
Evening star., 1955-11-22

think, was Marusia satin with
cut velour In a three-D print
made up in tones Of pale pink
through lilac. The exaggerated
sleeves and a velvet trim soft
ened the sheath's straight
lines.
Evening star., 1955-11-22
Rodrndn-Krumer

Mrs. Rose Rodn1an an
nounces the engagement of her
daughter Blanche to Mr.. Hy-
man Kramer, son of Mr.. Max
Kramer Of Baltimore. A De-
cember wedding is planned.
Evening star., 1955-11-22
BoNos-Conrod

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Martin
Conrad announce the mar
riage of their daughter Carol
Rae to Mr.. Leon Ballas. The
wedding took place November
IL in st. Camillus Church.
Evening star., 1955-11-22

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but you
cen still serve
your family .
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hems : made
Lemon Pie 10
. matter Of
N ! y y tsG
n 0 vi BY
simply invsst-
ina ina oaek.
Evening star., 1955-11-22

. a d nutri-
tieus. To- o.
csmpb bells
Clam chow.
der Is the
hsaFf Of H.
d dsiieio IS
b | d of
Evening star., 1955-11-22
-~ FOOD IDEAS -
BUY-LlNES
BY Naney Sassef
Sassef

wtEy ADVERTISING COLUMN or THINGS nav AND INTERtsTRe
New York. New. 22-tew many courses to yem ThsnLs-
giving dnnsr7 Just ihrsa fer I'm planning on BIRDS
EYE 10 help make every something special Rsdps
Birds Eye Strawberries Tor my fruit cup sevrss And oil ihess
Evening star., 1955-11-22
PorsleY-Reqon

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Michael
Regan announce the marriage
OF their daughter Jean Mildred
to Mr.. Lawrence Charles Par
sley. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Law
renee Parsley. The wedding
took place October 20 in st.
Michael's Roman Catholic
Church in Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1955-11-22

grand. iimsssvns Brds Eye vegetables TO peL from fes
my main eeUsss This yssr I'm serving Birds Eye Bsoe-
coli. Birds Eye Com The Ceb-snd my own erssmsd
enions For dessert rs the traditional squssh pie made
with pusssd Brds Eye Squash fine recipes right en- ths
pseksssl mslss hungry. srssdyl As they ssy on
N-"sems irsszs food Bird, Eye freezes aovof'
Evening star., 1955-11-22

choice bsy clans with petsssss. esr.
rets, onions and plump. Juicy toms-
toesl Ssss II with oyster esaekeFs
end = portion Of fresh fruit end
you've balanced meal yssr family
will love. Ne need 10 very about
sEtrs wsighf-building Galleries. either
-. YET your family gets . generous
helping 81 the days nvsrifionsl needs
in each brimmins bowl Of isnsy chow
der with essential preisins from
the clans and the good ssrdsn ysss.
tables. So serve your family Comp
bells Clam Chowdst -. ofien.
Evening star., 1955-11-22

l'vE DISCOVERED . greet. low
esloris meal that's good Is can be ;. !.
Evening star., 1955-11-22

sss Of MY.T.FiNE Lemon Flavor Pie
Filing fer It's q real as only .
ssui koms-mods Lemon Pie can BE- >. i.
without ali the fuss and beshsr Of
squeezing and grating lsmensi TN
not sraessrstins !. My-T-Fins Lemon
Pie Filling brings you oil The delicious
tsnsy Taste Of fresh lsmen Pie /.
end is q lishs. erssmy.smeeth end
goldsn-ysllow Is the finest psi1s-
winning pie. Try u :. you'll love HI
Evening star., 1955-11-22
Ermlich-Kinnuu1on

Mr.. and Mrs. Hilary w. Kim
namon of Cambridge, Nd, an
Evening star., 1955-11-22

THERE'S so LITTLE TIME and 50
much 10 do these busy holiday days
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-11-02
Bryant Baker
Opens Super
Market Here

Bryant H. Baker, a native of
Apex, N. c., but more recently
from Whiteville and Hallsboro,
has purchased the s. & S. Super
Market from William and Ebert
Shelley and has slated a gala
grand opening for Friday. and
Saturday of this week.
MIR. Baker, who is married to
The former Iris Jenette Barefoot,
has moved to Tabor City, but
his wife and child will not move
here until the end Of the school
year. Mrs. Baker is currently
teaching school at Hallsboro.
She is former assistant super
visor Of lunchrooms in North
Carolina.
Mr.. Baker came to. Whiteville
several years ago as a represent
Uhtive Of the Firestone Tire and
Rubber Company. He has also
been in the theatre business.
During World War II he served
with the Army overseas and was
awarded the Purple Heart twice
for wounds received in action.
He is 20 years old and is enter
ing the grocery business for the
first time.
A staff of workmen have been
~PuSy in the store for more than
week remodeling and rear
Ranging the merchandise for the
grand opening.
Free grocery baskets will be
given away Friday and Satur
Gay to customers who are check
ing out baskets when an alarn
clock goes off in the store. -Four
grand prizes will be given away
at 8 p. M. Saturday night tc
customers who registered during
Nthe two-day opening celebra-
Stion.
The new store will be known
as Bakers Super Market.
The sale Of the business tc
Baker by the Shelley's ended ar
era for that family. William
Shelley, ST., was in the grocery
business here and his sons have
heen associated with the same
type business for some time
William, Jr., has been in the
Nbusiness for about 25 years. The
brothers became partners in S
& S. about two years ago.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-11-02
Church
To Be Host To
W.M.U. Institute

The Leadership Institute for
tie Baptist Womcn'S Missionary
Union. Columbus Association.
will be held Friday, November
I with the session getting under
way at 10 a. m. in the Chad
bourn Baptist church.
Conferences will be held
throughout the day until 3 D.
m. for presidents, circle leaders
and chairmen and committee
members of prayer, Mission
study, Stewardship, Community
Missions. Enlistment, and Pro-
gram.
Sessions will also be held for
Youth Directors and leaders
md for Royal Ambassador lead
.erS. The directors of Missionary
Fundamentals are to visit any O
the four department confer
noes.
Miss Juanita White, educa-
tlonal director of New Hope
Baptist Church, will discus.
church recreation. Devotional
thoughts will be led by Rev
John F. Biddlc and Rev. j. w
Lambert.
Workers are asked to take {
covered dish for lunch, said Mrs
Evander Annette, w. M. u. AS
'sociational Superintendent.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-11-02
F. w. Lancaster
Is Party Honoree

F. W. Lancaster was honored
Sunday. October %, when his
family entertained with a dinner
celebrating his Goth birthday an
niversary.
Attending were Mr.. and Mrs.
F. w. Lancstear; Mr.. and Mrs.
Hosea Coleman and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Pedro Lancaster and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph
Lancaster and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bill Lancaster and family,
Misses LA Pearl and Lila Earl
Lancaster, all the children of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lancaster.
Also attending were Mrs. Cora
Barnhill and Afford Lancaster.
the honoree's sister and brother,
respectively, and Mrs. Lancaster.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-11-02
Out Patient
Care Available
For Veterans

H. Hugh Nance, County Vet
Grams Service Officer for Co
lumbus County, stated today
that outpatient medical care is
available for post-Korea veter-
ans in need of treatment for
service-connected disabilities.
Those retired for disability
and receiving disability retire
ment pay from the Armed
Forces must first elect to take
compensation from VA before
they may become entitled to
treatment from VA.
Another group who may be
entitled to outpatient medical
care are inductees of the Korean
conflict period who incurred
disabilities not the result of
their own misconduct while en-
route under orders to report to
a place for final acceptance, in
Guction, or entry upon active
duty or while at such place or
erroute home
Under this benefit, eligible
veterans may receive treatment
at VA outpatient clinics or from
authorized private physicians,
Each veterans eligibility must
be determined by VA before
treatment of this type can be
authorized.
Necessary drugs prescribed by
the physician authorized to give
cutpatient treatment TO the vet
eran may be obtained from
home town" druggists at Gov
eminent expense.
For assistance in applying t.
the Veterans Administration fol
outpatient treatment and further
information see your county
service officer who is located
Courthouse, Whitcvillc, N. c. oil
7. Formy-Duval. District Offic.
Isr. North Carolina Veterans
Commission. 400 Murcrisor
Building, Post Office Box l742
Wilmington, North Carolina.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-11-02
Area Meeiinq
Slated By
Boy Scouts

The Cape Fear Area Council,
Boy Scouts of America will hold
its Annual Business meeting on
Tuesday, November first, Z D
m. at the Whiteville Hotel,
Whitevillc with Clyde Suits,
Council President, presiding
over the meeting.
Reports will be made from all
operating committees as follows;
Advancement, by j. A. Maults-
by; Camping and Activities by
Norman Peal of Chadbcurn
Health and Safety by DR.. r. l.
Murray of Raeford: Organiza-
ton and Extension by D. NJ
Calhoun of Elizabethtown.
Each District Chairman has
been asked to report the needs
and the progress of his District
These area leaders are; DR.. AL
ton Fales of Wilmington, H. C
Smith of Elizabethtown, Ralph
Reason of Whiteville, Jimmie
Morgan of Laurel Hill, DR.. War
rem Young Of Burgaw and Hers
chel Haney of Lumberton.
Special attention will be Civ.
en- to the reports of the Financ,
Campaign in all the communi-
ties Of the Council Area.
The Campaign Chairman
Lester Lowe of Chadbourn anc
r. F. Mccoy Finance Chairman
of Laurinburg will recognize
those districts reaching theil
goals Of number of contributor.
seen.
w. E. Samuels, District Exc.
lcutive of Laurinburg, will b,
introduced to the Council anc
also Court Baker, of the Region
Six Staff, of Atlanta, Ga, Mr.
Baker at one time served tn,
Cape Fear Area Council and i.
row serving as the Deputy Re,
gional Executive for Section
One. Mr.. Bakers most recen
position was that of Scout Exc.
cutivc at Winston-Salem.
The announcement of the 10,
cation of the Council FELLOWSHIP,
Banquet scheduled for Januar,
will be made by Leon Corbett O
Burgaw.
The Election of officers TO
Cape Fear Area Council will al
SC be made at the Tucsda,
injecting and plans and Obiec
uvcs for 1856 will be developed
/ The Council Staff consistin,
of w. c. Wall, Scout Executive
"A. l.. Atkinson, w. E. Samuels
: Doug Kelley, District Executive
: VIII serve as advisors to tn
Iyar'ouS committees meeting 4
this time.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-11-02
Leadership Clinic
Planned By
Sunbeam Bands

A Sunbeam Leadership clinic
for Sunbeam leaders of the Co
lumbus Baptist Association will
be held in the Fair Bluff Bap-
fist church November 7, 8, and
9
Miss Beverly Nelson, state
Sunbeam leader, will conduct
the clinic which will be held in
the evenings from 7:3O to 9:3C
p. m. She will be assisted by
Mrs. John r. Blanchard, Asso-
ciational Youth director.
All Sunbeam leaders are urg-
ed to attend and churches wish
ing to organize a band are in
vited to attend.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-11-02
Sgt. Royce Gore
Expected Home

S/Sgt. Royce L. Gore is await
ing separation from the Armed
Forces in San Francisco, Calf.
following four years of service.
He notified his parents Mr..
and Mrs. w. +. Gore this week
that he expected to arrive here
in about 20 DAYS.
Sgt. Gore has served overseas
tor the past 10 montns. arriving
III California Sunday.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-11-02

Mr.. and Mrs. O'Neal Gaines
re now residing at Holden's
Beach where he is employed.
Hrs. Gaines is the former Fran
,es Hardwick, daughter of Mr..
nd Mrs. Hanson Hardwick.
Pvt. Ell James Coleman of
Fort Knox, KY. is here for a
weeks visit with his mother.
Mrs. Van Coleman.
DR.. George Richardson and
ION. Huger, of Florence visited
relatives here Sunday.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-11-02

City and a partner in the Prince
Brothers Furniture business
with stores in Tabor City, Chad
bourn and Clarkton, is watching
a $4,000 medical clinic near
completion in Clarkton with a
great deal of pride.
And he can rightly be proud
You see, Harry is the man
who has chairmaned a commit
tee set up last January to ex-
plore the possibilities of secur-
ing such a medical facility for
the Clarkton community.
In January when Harry was
named chairman of a comni;ttee
with other members including
j. r. Bennett and ]. L. Jones,
few people in the Bladen county
village anticipated such specta-
cular results.
But barring complete disaster
a modern medical clinic costing
$1,000 will be ready for servic,
before the end of the month.
Clarkton residents of vision
realized the inadequacy of med
ical facilities some months age
and began endeavoring to get
additional doctors. Meeting with
obstacles on every hand in this
venture, they found that COM
munities that had available
clinics were more likely to get
physicians than those without
such buildings.
Chairman Prince and his COM
mittee went to Raleigh and talk
cd the situation over with the
Medical Care Commission. They
tHen returned to Clarkton anG
formed a non-profit corporation
Clarkton Community Develop
ment Corp. With Prince as
chairman, this organization ha.
more than 200 stockholders ans
the new clinic has been made
possible through the sale of such
stock at $40 per share.
In June, actual construction
Of the clinic began and in July
two young doctors, Edward
Graves and James Nj. Marshal
established temporary Offices
The young M. DIS have worked
with the development. group il
constructing the clinic.
The clinic will have WAITING
rooms, consultation rooms fol-
each physician, two eXaminint
rooms, a laboratory, an emerg,
lCncy room, air conditioninl
throughout, store-room, show.
ers, etc. 1t was designed b,
Carter Williams of Raleigh anc
located just a block off Clark.
tons main street.
Alton Lennon of Bladerbor,
was its general contractor Elad
en- Hardware of Elizabethtowl
did the heating and plumbin,
and W&W Company of Clarktol
Gid the electrical work.
Both DrS. Marshall anc
Graves, who did intern work a
Georgia Baptist Hospital in At
lanta, Ga, are married. with tn,
former being the father of fou
lchlldrcn, DR.. Graves three
Graves, a Georgian, attchdc,
Davidson College and Marshall
a native of Iowa, is a Wake For
est graduate. Both ATTENDED
Bowman-Gray School of Medi
cine.
Others on the clinic staff whe,
1t opens will be Mrs. Vida Co,
of Clarkton, registered nurse
Iand Mrs. Jean Herring of White
Vile as lab tcchnician.
i Persons helping Chairman
Prince in the project includ
Nice-Chairman Nathan Cox
Richard Cox, secretary: Luthe
! Clark, treasurer: and Director
J. l.. Jones, E. H. Munroc, Ma,
Lennon, N. E. Meggs, Lon vii
rams, Tommy Green, Ttaf Nc
all, Ed Dennis and c. L. Camp
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-11-02
Continued From Page -

Pallbearers were DR.. Ross M.
Williamson, DR.. c. F. Simpson,
Harry Bell, J. c. Bell, Jr.. Ebert
Shelley, S. T. Rogers, Leon Fon-
viellc, and Doc Bruton.
The Tabor City business
houses were closed for the fun
eral hour.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-11-02
Henry Bethea, Jr.
Held In Brunswick

\ Henry Bcthea. Jr., Tabor CITY
Negro, was picked up Fcre last
Monday by the local police and
charged with larceny. house
breaking and grand larceny in
Brunswick county.
Bethea is said to have broken
into a resort cottage in the Shall
lotte area on October %, and
made off with money and cloth
ing. He was wearing pants and
a coat and carrying stolen
wallet when arrested here, Chief
Of Police II. f. Epps said this
week.
Because of the seriousness of
the charges against Bethea in
Brunswick, he was turned over
to those authorities, although he
will have to face charges of
possession of non-tax paid whis-
key here when Brunswic
charges are disposed Of.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-11-02

= Mrs. r. B. Mallard and Mrs.
B. l.. Ncsmith, Jr. visited in
Florence Monday.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-11-02

PIC Joe Harrelson Camphis parents Mr. and Mrs II
Le)eune spent the weekend wihlliarrelson
Evening star., 1955-07-26
Man Found Slain
In Central Park

NEW YORK, July 26 (P).-A
man with a record of three ar
rests was mysteriously bludg-
eoned and shot to death early
today in Central Park a few feet
from fashionable Central Park
South.
A torn fragment of a woman's
dress was found near his body.
A policeman found the body
moments after he heard three
shots at 2:55 am.
A witness told police of hear
ing three high-pitched screams
which might have been those
OF a woman-just before the
shots were fired. The witness
saw q person run over a hill in
the park and disappear. It was
not known whether the person
who fed was a man or a woman.
The body was identified
through fingerprints as that Of
Phillip correa. alias Phillip So
lis, about 40. Police said he had
been arrested on a charge Of
attempted rape, on a charge Of
burglary, and rs q peeping tom.
Police had no address listed for
him.