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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-04-25
Notice Of Sale For
TAXES

Of the State Of North Carolina particularly Of
the Public Laws Of 1882 amended order
Board of Of the Town Of Tabor C
Under and by virtue Of the vested the
ofser for sale and will sell public cash. the
highest bidder the City Hall door in Tabor City, N c. at To-
o'clock Monday May 14th 1885, liens the real estate
described below the the
1855 1854 1883 the of the the
who listed the real estate for the real estate which
subject the lien, the being out
below Reference is the
Register of Deeds of Columbus office of the
Supervisor for particular description of said
estate And notice hereby that the liens
below subject the addition penalties provided
by law, and the of sale.
This 4th day of May, 1856.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-04-25
T. c. Ray Of
Berea Dies

Title Christopher nay. II
farmer Of the Bcrca section of
Horny County. died Sunda'
night ut his home after an eX-
tended illness.
Funeral services y
at > y. m. Tuesday at the Bcrca
Baptist CNurch. the Rev. George
JOY and - r v
Burial will follow in
the church cemetery.
Active pGllb, r"rS will b
Dave Ray. s. NJ RADON, Eugene
Bethany. r q
Allen ami IT.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-04-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Walker Floyd
and Mrs. Roland Baldwin visit
ed relatives in Liberty Hill
Sunday.
Miss Shirley New, student
nurse at Rex Hospital, Ralcigu'
pcnt the weekend here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-17
ZENITH
Automatic
Clock Radio

Completely automatic, so that you may
go to sleep or wake up to music by just
setting the slumber SWITCH Equipped
with an alarm, in case, the music
doesn't wake you. Handsome easy-to-
read clock dial. Available in choice
of several finishes. Come, see how
little it will cost you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-17
Zenith
AMIN
Radios

When Zenith says "static-free" FM re-
ception, it means just exactly that Ask
any one who owns a Zenith AMIN
radio! This has its own antenna for
peak reception, easy-to-work tone con-
trolls and comes in smart case with
handle. Just see how little it costs you
here, at The Hecht Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-17
Zenith
AMIN
De Luxe Radio.

Zenith performance at its peak, with
equal efficiency on both AM and FIN
band. Amazing fidelity in tone and
with convenient tone control for vo-
Gals, speakers or instrumentaliStS.
Handsome grey or white cabinet with
handy carrying handle. Come in and
see how little it costs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-01
Legion Chief
Rescues Wife
From Pacific

BATTLE CREEK Mich, Mar
81 (Pl.-Battling heavy seas, j
Arlington Wagner, national
commander of the American Le-
gion, swan 400 yards to rescue
his wife after she was swept
from a fishing boat into the Pa
cific Ocean off Nicaragua.
The incident occurred last
Monday while the Wagners were
fishing with Nicaraguan Presi-
dent Anastasio Somoza. his son,
Luis, and members of the presi-
Dental staff.
Mr.. Wagner told of the res
cue after his return home Fri
day.
He said his wife, Virginia. suf-
fered shock and bruises in the
pounding surf.
The 42-year-old Legion COM
mander, a star swimmer in high
school. said the cupboard pow
cred rubber pontoon boat turned
over in 20-foot waves whipped by
a sudden wind.
Mrs. Wagner was thrown out
and her husband dived in after
her He grasped her and swan
back to the capsized boat, where
other members of the presiden-
tial party were holding on.
President Somoza's aides then
propelled the boat to shore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-01
Armed ConvoyHouIsMi|k
In Michigan Strike Area

DETROIT, Mar. 81 GA
Ipistol-armed guard in each cab
and a convoy of sherriff's depu-
ties protecting them, five big
milk tankers rumbled across 100
miles of Southern Michigan to-
night toward Detroit, where the
milk supply has been cut by a
strike of out-State dairy farmers,
The trucks came from the
Michigan Milk Producers AS
ISOLATION collection depot at
Homer, 100 miles southwest of
Detroit.
Calhoun County Sheriff Fred
Hollingsworth provided a five
car convoy of deputies to the
Jackson County line. Other con-
voys picked them up at other
intervening county borders, and
Detroit police at the city limits.
No Pickets in Sight
There were no pickets of the
Fair Share Association in evil
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-01

dence at Homer as the convoy
moved through an area where
other truckers have been forced
off highways and their milk
dumped in the six-day old strike.
The big tankers carried around
10000 quarts apiece. That would
only cover the bottom of the
bucket from which Detroiters
drain an estimated two million
quarts a day.
But four other sheriff's con-
voys containing a total of IL
trucks made it through today.
Only tonight's convoy, however
had armed cab guards.
All have rumbled relentlessly,
paying no heed to red traffic
lights or other signals in their
constant 40-mile-an-hour gait.
Borden Trucks Seized
Detroit police said in all they
had escorted % tankers from
the city limits to various cream
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-01

Prince in New York especially
for Easter. 1t was described a:
a Sally Victor creation of beige
straw with a tiny brim.
Exactly which mass the Kellys
will attend remained a secret in
an effort to keep the curious al
a minimum outside the church
Whichever mass is chosen, il
will be celebrated by the church's
rector. the Rev. John Cartin. who
also is scheduled to accompany
Grace and party to Monaco on
the Constitution.
After church. Grace will be
guest Of honor at an Easter egg
nog party at the home of a
friend. to be attended by some OF
her neighborS Of long standing
Tomorrow evening. Grace will
be at home with her family in an
open house" farewell to friends
and relatives.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-01

two weeks later with civil cere-
mony April 10 and the church
service at Monte Carlo the fol-
lowing day
On the Kelly calendar was a
bridal shower tonight at the
home Of a former schoolmate.
Mrs. James Hamilton in Penn
Valley. The shower will have a
yachting motif with invitations
shaped like yachting caps and
the gifts suitable for use on
Prince Rainier's yacht.
Easter morning Miss Kelly and
members OF the immediate fam
lily will attend mass at st. Bird
gets Catholic Church.
Grace planned to go to church
in navy blue silk chiffon dress,
matching blue coat trimmed at
the collar with taffeta and a hat
purchased for her by Prince
Rainier.
The hat was bought by the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-01

cries in the last two days. ex-
Guiding tonight's five.
Federal agents seized eight
trucks of the Borden Co. under
court order at Inlay City, where
Fair Share pickets have had IT
tankers hemmed in for almost
a week. The stymied tankers
contained an estimated 2 MIL
lion quarts.
Those seized by Federal agents,
however, were empty. Borden.
a Delaware corporation, obtained
a United States court order in
Detroit directing the MMPA and
the FSBA to surrender the eight
blockaded Borden trucks,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-01
Dinner Will Honor
Retiring Ticket Agent

Clyde H. Freed. ticket agent
of the Union Station Terminal
Co., will be honored on occasion
.of his retirement after as years
service. at a dinner at pm.
Tuesday, at the Gateway Res
taurant. Union Station.
Representatives of rail COM
panies operating IN Union Sta
ton will be among those pres
ent at the testimonial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-01
HOLE IN HEART STITCHED UP,
BUT BOY FAILS TO SURVIVE

CHICAGO R-Robert Prochorenia T. whose heart
stopped for % minutes Thursday while doctors sewed
up hole in one of its chambers, died Yesterday
The boy appeared rally after the operation grew
weaker at midnight. He died at noon
The hole in the heart chamber. about the size of
nickle, permitted and impure blood to mix
heart chamber instead OF being separated
An artificial heart took the hearts function
the % minutes the ceased to That enabled
doctors to up the hole artificial lung was
employed to keep the childs lungs at rest.
The artificial heart pumped 10 pnts of oxygenated
blood through the boys system during the hreehour op
Grafton. medical team Of nine persons participated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-01

mex. Tenth and H streets NV
Tests for junior high and vo-
cational teachers will be giver
June Z and 8 and for elementary
teachers May Is and 10.
Tests for clerk-stenographers
will be given on April IL and 10
Application for these must be
made by April 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-01
Polio Unit Picks Amory

CHARIOT TEsvILLE, Va,
Mar. 80. T. Amory. jr., has
been elected chairman of the
Observation-Disclosures chap
ter, National Foundation for In
fantile Paralysis.
Mr.. Amory, who headed this
years March of Dimes, succeeds
Llewellyn P. Haden. Edward
Desmond will be 1857 March Of
Dimes chairman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-01
Bandit Finds Out
Gold Dollar Cafe
Won't Yield Cent

CINCINNATI. Mar. 81 (P).-
James Byrd. 30, of Baltimore
learned to his sorrow Friday
night that the patrons of the
Gold Dollar Cafe here brook nc
interference with the business
OF quaffing a brew.
Byrd tried to hold up the Gold
Dollar five hours after he arrived
in the city. police said. Holding
a % caliber pistol against Man
ager Frank Sheriff., 33, he an
nounced this is a stickup."
One customer picked up a bar
stool and brought it down or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-01

Byrd'S head. Another threw a
beer bottle at him. Others
among the 80 patrons showered
drinking glasses at the 5-foot-4-
inch. l20-pound would be-
robber. Mr.. Sheriff. finished the
embroglio by browning Byrd
with a beer mug.
Police charged Byrd with
armed robbery. They said he
admitted serving a three-year
sentence in High Point. N. c.,
for breaking and entering.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-01
Teacher Examination
Schedule Announced

The District public school sys'
ITEM will give examinations to.
morrow and Tuesday to prospec.
tive senior high school teachers
of academic, business and sci
entif1c subjects at Webster An
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-01
DePuuw Alumni Meet

The Washington DePau
Alumni Club will hold its an
nual dinner at 7 pm. Tuesday
in the Ambassador Hotel. Four
tenth and K streets NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-01
Grace Kelly Spending
Easter in PhiIodeIphio

PHILADELPHIA Mar 81 GFp-Grace Kelly bride-to-be of
MonacoS Prince Rainier back her hometown
be with her family and friends Easter.
The blond star in for round parties
obevance before leaving for New York her scheduled
aboard the liner Constitution April wedding place
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-06-23
Tv Networks Ban
Racial Epithets

HOLLYWOOD Calf (CNSl-
TV networks are in an about
o., que, DIVE . end all lyrics
n songs winch are offensive 20
.sce : pec ally are they dele,-
.ng wcrcs offensive 70 Negroes.
4, NgC-Tv. Ole Black Joe"
~ Stephen Foster has been
banned .or years and other Fos-
Ter songs have had " or G s
changes a. CPS, 100.
Dairy IS out Of "Old Ken
,ucky Home and in "Swaunee
RIVER" ds-k.es have b e n
changed 70 children.
Nanny" has been blue pen
,.led from 'Shor;nin Bread
on ne strength that il, too, IS
,'.ens.ye 70 Negroes
CPS has changed "daries' &c
sroiaers and NBC has banned
olsckssce -cu'ines or stereotypec
Negro characters.
ABc has noi gone as far a,
re Two b.gses, networks. bu'
i TOO IS keeping careful eye or
what's offensive -aclslly.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-06-23
WJR Reflects All Officers

election of officers and di-
rectors and report by Presi-
dent John F. Patt Of a substan.
tial increa in WJR sales ano
earnings in the first four months
Of 1856 highlighted the annual
stockholders meeting Of WJR
The Goodwill Station Inc, in
Detroit, recently.
The seven directors reelected
for the ensuing year are: Mrs
Frances S. Parker, John F.
Patti, Worth Kramer. William
G.. Siebert, Selden S. Dickinson
F. Sibley Moore and C. F. Ley
dorf.
Reelected as officers of the
corporation were: John F. Patti
president; Worth Kramer. vice
president and general manager;
William G. Siebert, secretary
and treasurer; and F. Sibley
Moore. vice president.
In his report to stockholders
Patti pointed to the record
breaking sales during the frs
four months Of 1855.
Commenting on the brigh
radio sales outlook for 1855
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-06-23
Credit Union Fees
Over | Million

The Wayne County Employees
Federal Credit Union passed the
81 million mark in assets dur
ing May, John E. Breen, treas
urer. announced this week.
II was the 47th in Michigan
to reach the mark
The credit union. which was
organized in November. 1881,
serves nearly 2.loo employees
of Wayne County. exclusive
of Eloise Hospital and the So
cial Welfare Department.
Assets have grown about
S450,000 in the year ended
April 30" said Mr.. Breen. ian
increase Of almost 1907.
We feel this increase is due &c
our efforts to provide the finest
service possible. The Credit
Committee meets daily anc
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-06-23
Melody Circus Theater
Set to Present "Kismet"

Season subscriptions are S2l
for all seven productions Mon
day through Thursday evenings
or Saturday Twilight.
Friday and Saturday evenings
the season subscriptions are S28.
Information by writing Melo-
DIV Circus Theatre at 52l Ford
Building. Detroit 26. Michigan.
or by calling Woodward 5-0232.
loans are made within "a hours
when desired by the member
In addition to our downtown
office. branch offices serve en-
ployees at the County Road
Commission in Wayne and al
the Wayne County Training
School.
These are typical examples
Of the efforts OF the Board OF
Directors TO meet the needs OF
the membership
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-06-23
Film, Drama Courses

Three courses in the film and
drama fields will be offered in
Wayne University's summer
session, June 25-August 4. The
are History and Appreciation
of the Motion Picture" Thea
ire Criticism and Appreciation"
and Teaching of Creative
Drama for Children" All are
two-credit courses.
History and Appreciation OF
the Motion Picture" (Speect
1861 will be offered by the
Speech department on Tuesday
and Thursday from go p m.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-06-23

Arriving here in 1914. he
began work for the Tennesses
Ccal and Iron Co.
When asked what he attrib-
utes his longevity 10. Holmes
who is active and does not ap-
preciate assistance in getting
aroli-a perks up:
Well. good 10 be here. Good
behavior. eating right and get
ting my rest--I guess"
Optimistic about the future.
Holmes readily points out that
his family were long lvers-
except his son. who died at rs
years OF age.
MY grandfather was liz
tdied al ll2 = ars cf rel and
my father los row hope -
outlive them all" he declared.
Married three times. ne has
outliver all % his wives A
member o. the King Solomon
A F. and A. NJ. Masrns. 302 (.
Hancock. he was father Of two
other children who d ed earlier
than his third son, who passed
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-06-23

u. .es5e. .. re Nol,somery,
a. --Sss p--:es; sss.-si .sc.s4
So zrsss..o. o. re Uses - t-s.
,-.y AZ Z ?a.,p R-sn1o.ph,
we p.ss--s-t 3. r. Az
Go s-1 --te.-s,-o1s- r.ss.ce-;
2. Ire 5.-:.e-nooc Z. Sleeping
ca Po-.sr
Z .es.--e o. ne convention
w.. q II e!ec,.9. year cetste
-e.7. @er Ds,- --crs..c ara 9
Ssr---csr sp.kes,1sa on ne
c.v.. -.s,.s program Q: me. -e-
peci.ye pJ-,.,sl ps.-es.
Pst,e- C.sse-ce s;.sugnn Of
Tsyne Ul.yers - calls n.s se-
.e-; 70 3 an ever ne Uni
ye.s.y - Detso.. ms mos, sat-
.s.y.Ig v.c,,.y O. ne 1856 sea
n s,rs.g.- S also the star
n re Wsyre Basketball squad
VAC, Cd a0t 2 ~ Detroit tbs
yss-
wAvES IA serve in 25 Q:
IRE Navy 81 general service
.s,.,gs
Navy wAyEs composed IS
re- -e,' - ;.e la a.. (.
"a IL. -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-06-23
PIONEER CHURCH
WOMAN SUCCuMBS

| WONl~4IN 90&&0Nt6S
| Hundreds Of persons packec
the auditorium Of the Wares
Ave Baptist Church Saturday
June 70. 70 share the grief 0.
members and relatives II th'
passing Of Mo;her Link Tuck
. well-reSpecfed and proninent
citizen
The steel grey caskei deokec
beneath huge bouquets o. Tow.
ers and fern attracted the al
tention q ne sobb.ng onlook-
ers while the Rev. W. D. Dom
quietly euioEized her life
Truly. i was q sad occasion
as Mothe. Tuck was the fourth
mother o. re Warren Ave.
Church 70 pass on 70 the great
beyond within q period Of SIX
months
Others were Mothers Byrd.
Hodges and Dumas
Within ths; period. destiny
also drew rs curtains o. one
father. the late NJ. Leslie Mat
thews. father" G. The chorus
Mother Tuck helped organize
bo;h the New Bethel and War
ren Ave Baptist Churches
Usher Board No. OF Warren
Ave was organized in her honor
II 1893 and she served as mother
until death.
Surviving her are two daugh-
ters. two sons. 20 grandchildren
and 81 great grandchildren
A devoted granddaughter.
Mrs Gladys Matthews. is church
-le-k o. Warren Ave
kilograms and cards came 10
! he :smily from coast 70 coast.
Our o. towne-s who attended
re funeral were DR.. s. c.
Washington. Mrs. Nellie Hun
ter. ard Mr. Bernard Williams 0.
Chicago: NJ. James Kendrick
and NJ. Sylvester White Of In
disnapolis.
Others were Mrs Willie 3.
Curry Of Inkster. and Mrs. Susie
Hazely OF Port Huron.
McFall Brothers in charge.
Our congratulations 20 Bever-
" Davenport, Sarah Savage and
Eenn.e Matthews.
They are graduating this week
from Northeastern, Ferry, and
Trowbridge Schools. respective
ny
Bonnie is carrying the honor
Of delivering the closing COM
mencement speech Monday.
June 10, at 10 am. at Trow-
bridge
Last week we mentioned some
Of those who left for sunny Cali
tornia TO attend the 1856 session
Of the National Baptist Sunday
School and BTU Congress.
Those who left recently are:
Mrs. Elnora Johnson, teacher in
the Warren Ave. Sunday School
who went by plane; Mr.. Robert
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-06-23
HERE and THERE
By ROBBIE cRUMP

director o. the 3. /
U. Of the Greater Macedonia
-. ~--TN--
Others who wen; from Greater
| Macedonia are Miss Marian
: Jones. Mrs Elena Ellington
Julia Mckay. Mary Mccoy and
Nivianns Show.
Nrx. Dorothy Robinson Of
New Bethel went by plane.
Members % the Pastors Cho-
rus o. the Israel Baptist Church,
Ess. Forest al NJ. Elliott. cor
daily invite YOU 70 q program
This Is Your Life" 70 be held
il the church auditorium Sun
DAY. June -. al 8 pm
!; promises 70 be q very in
tereS;ine program with the
honor gong 70 : member Of the
Prospect District Association
They urge you. especially II
you are Z member Of Prospect,
20 be present as i may be your
life 70 be 50 ho-ore6.
Ms. Izell Robinson is presi-
dent OF me chorus: Rev. S. 5.
jenkins. pastor
The Greater Ephesian Baptist
Church. e403 Oakland at Kenil-
worth cordially invite YOU 20
worship with ,hem each Sunday
ar II an. Mrs Wheeler, re-
porter. Rev. Charlie Jameson,
pastor
Mss Zelda Do,y Of Helen ST..
left Tor Miami. Fla. last week
for q two weeks vacation
She Will stop in Birmingham
70 visit relatives on her return
trip
Chester A. crump. Jr., of
night tor East S.. Louis. H..
Ca-doni street left Saturday
where he is scheduled 10 study
music this summer
He was accompanied by his
grandmother, Mrs Rosie L.
Smith who had been visiting
here and in Flint.
Before return ng in Septem-
Der. Chester plans 20 visit an
aunt Mrs Martha Gladney and
family in Memphis.
The Rose Show sponsored by
the Detroit Rose Society and
held al Historical Museum June
le and 18th. was well attended.
There were hundreds Of roses
on display, classified red. yell
low pink, grey and lavender,
bi-colored. hinrich. caede white,
and climbers, the latter Of which
were more beautiful.
Although many prizes ~ere
offered and awarded. Hinrich
Caede apricot colored, abun-
dant bloomer. was the recon-
mended rose for 1856.
Many representatives with
their products came from as far
away as Ohio.
To interest those who had
grown tired from inspecting the
flowers. a free movie on flowers
and how 70 care for them was
shown. which was enjoved by
adults as we'll as children.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-06-23

AS the closing attraction OF
the 1856 season. Melody Circus
theatre will offer Robert Wright
and George Forests musical
Arabian night, "Kismet," COM
mencing August 20.
Each production will be por-
formed Monday through Sat-
urdaY: from Monday through
Friday evening al $50 pm.
and on Saturday evening with
a special Twilight perform
ance at 9 pm. then one At
9 pm.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-06-23

Fall football practice at Wayne
University will get underway on
Monday, September 10. al Tar
tar Field. Wayne will open Us
1856 schedule against Case Tech
in Cleveland, Ohio, on Saturday,
Oct. 6.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-06-23

Patti said. Our sales activity
at this time indicates that total
Of the highest in the history Of
the company"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-06-23

al rs years Of age.
Fond OF radio and televislon
his eyes light up when he talks
OF his many experiences.
Holmes resides az 962 W!nder
with Mr.. and Mrs. George Dom.
mick.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-06-23
Good Behavior, Rest Seen
Factors i'm 1st 100 Years

Not too many Michiganders people, period for that
matter, can boast of John Holmes claim.
Sunday past, June II, he reached the century mark
100 years of age
A native of New Orleans, La. the cenennarian has
been resident of Detroit AZ years
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-20

36. SyroeVss
81. Boston
80. Providence
80. New York
20. Philadelphia
~. Baltimore
~. WOshiWOson
~. Richmond
~. Norfolk
IS. Charlotte
A6. 0uViesoon
~. Jacksonville
~. Miomi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-20

City Mileage
Wichita QS) to San Antonio (l4). .632
Cleveland (30 to Cincinnati (3D. .243
Cleveland 99 to Chicago ga. $500. 1858
Minneapolis (2O to Des Moines on. .255
Philadelphia (4O to Indianapolis (25). .652
Cincinnati CD to Detroit (3O. $500. .255
Spokane ~ to Seattle ID. .295
San Francisco 81 to Portland ~. I'll
Los Angeles ~ TO Phoenix IN. $500. 1876
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-20
Mileage

City MiIe0se
Boston 90 to Rochester (30. ........ 1875
New York (39) to Baltimore az. -. 1888
Washington az to Pittsburgh 90. .240
Richmond (4O to Jacksonville an. .67l
Jacksonville an to Miami (4S. ...355
New Orleans (28) to Houston OO. 80. .369
Charlotte (40 to Birmingham (2o). AIT
Memphis (2D to St. Louis (26). 49,. .3O3
Memphis (2D to Dallas 40. All
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-20

Time esmoes based ocvol driving ie counting stops
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-19
Thornton Sees
Farmers for G. O. P.

CHICAGO. July 10 (P.-Dan
Thornton, head of the Republic
can National Committees farm
headquarters, says the Republic
cans will capture, the farm vote
through mobilization of farmers
and ranchers."
Mr.. Thornton made the re-
mark to reporters after attend
ing a meeting yesterday of
G. o. P. State chairmen and
fleldmen OF nine States, who met
to discuss strategy for the re-
Gently organized Eisenhower
farm crusade" Mr.. Thornton
heads the Republican National
Committees farm headquarters.
THE Presidents action in
vetoing the farm bill offered by
Congress and the proposal of
his new bill have brought farm
prices up" he said. Il feel con-
fident we are going to capture
the farm vote in November.
He said the farm crusade"
will utilize farmers and ranch
ers, and not politicians or law
yers who know nothing about
farming"
There are at least 5000 work.
erS from IA Midwestern farm
States who have volunteered to
work in the field, he said.