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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-07-18
Carriers
Column
By-w. Horace Carter
TOBACCO MARKET OPENING

TABOR Clys tobacco market always alive need
prooung its facilities has outlined festivities
ne market opening August Such promotions
blood OF any market but unless
along with the advertising, it is all vain.
The Tabor City market has had that performance during
he past three years remember correctly
one sale market in the belt that the
pound mark each of the last three
hshed fact that Tabor City led average
When have real honest Performance
tha you have something to about
can be successful without shadow You
try to sell the public phony things
their face
With Providence good to local again
the best tobacco standing fields now
ana the barns and packhouseS there
heVe that this will outstanding in
TOBACCO sales We look for yields in
the tobacco business throughout the 1856 season.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-07-18
BY Barney GlaZer

said Jimmy Donahuc to the
gang:
You guys are tough like lem
on merinEue,
| amt afraid of none of
you've
Cause here comes 10 more
DonahucS."
barney glazer
Uncle Barney" remarked
my teen-agc nephew Simmer
dale. Il just found out how to
cure juvenile delinquency.
Make parents stop doing what
their kids are trying to imi-
tate"
Dynamo Denny saw il in a
Walter Lantz movie cartoon.
The following sing in the
snowbound reaches of frozen
over Little America: This
Place Is for the Byrds."
"A miserable person." COM
ments my Grandma Bobbie. "is
one who doesn't like people.
He doesn't even like the people
he likes"
Sparkle, my auto mechanic.
has a sure fire method for
Riding your car Of all squcaks
and rattles. Gust drive il into
your service garage" advises
Sparkle. Did you ever see 4
squeak or rattle show UP when
your mechanic took your car
for a ride"
Stuffie, the ballot box care
takcr. difincs a politician as a
man who makes up his mind
and reaches a point Of indeci-
sion.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-07-18
SEVEN YEARS AGO
BY Leyerne Ward

The Merchants of Tabor CITY.
one hundred strong, got down
to business Monday evening and
started the ball rolling for the
coming tobacco market and the
Carolinas Yam Festival in Oc-
tober.
Two Tabor City All Club
were elected officers
Of the county council organiza-
ton last week, Charles r. Raper.
county farm agent, announced.
Work on the laying of water
lines in Tabor City began last
Of Tabor City. Third Prize, IS in
far has been rapid, officials
could not determine the exact
completion date.
The book mobile from the
county library will be at the
Woman's Clubhouse here Friday
from 2 O'Clock TO S
o'clock, officials of the Tabor
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-07-18

yet TO come"
Il have the best formula for
getting along with your boss,
Boston Barney" said my golf
partner Fairway to me today.
You merely exchange his
ideas with him"
BluCnoSe Bloochie Just learn
ed why we have a fast plane
service to Las Vegas. He says:
ITS for folks who are in a
hurry to lose their money
sooner"
Likened to Jack Webb. Os-
car Levant Snorted and COM
mented: at isn't true. He
doesn't even have my lack of
charm"
Wentworth, my stock broker,
always advises his clients:
You must definitely live with
in your means, even if you
have to borrow to do it,"
Tom Rische, who parks his
highlands in Highland Park,
relates the yarn about an all
ing baby alligator. Its teen
age hecat owners nurscd the
little fellow but it dicd. In
authentic Dixieland fashion.
the be-boppcrs staged COM
plete services for their late pet
while they marched TO the
swinging funeral dirge: "See
You Later, Alligator"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-07-18

49,. am heartily IN favor Of golf course i'm Tabor
S .y and herewith offer my services to help sell
months the possibilities have been talked almost s
the point of death.
NOW there are signs of rejuvenation but some
"here is lacking the leadership and initiative to get
away from home plate. l think it a project worthy
OF serious consideration But long as idle chatter
prevails one look for little more accomplishments
IN the future than have been made in the past
It's time smeone took the bull by the horns Its
tail must surely be getting tired!
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-07-18
= Reminiscing =

City Woman's Club announced
this morning.
V. r. Burroughs, Bill Spivey
and Don Williams were among
the seven instructors who grad
uated from the Red Cross swim
ming class for the county at
Lake Waccamaw Friday after
noon.
Thirey-one boys and thirty
three girls are assured of going
to the Columbus County Al
Camp to be held at White Lake
from July Is TO July 30.
Possession of whiskey for H.
legal purposes topped the charg-
e5 against defendants in Record
ers Court this week at the CO.
lumbus County Courthouse.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-07-18
ALWAYS A HELPING HAND

since I've been in Tabor City there has been
heiplhg hand waiting any civic club from a man who
asks nothing in return ~
he Jaycees have a habit of calling on Woodrow
granger. owner of Granger Block COMPANY for
the use OF his truck at dances. 1t provides platform
Tor tne band. Without it knows where thcy
would park themselves. =
IL 5 nice to have a man like Woodrow lend
heiPlnG hand He has never refused a civic cause
He's the kind of person that makes civic work
pleasure 80 WITH
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-07-18
JUST A PASSING SCENE

fl1teen cops in Tabor City couldn't get me out
OF TINS car and up those stairs said the man rather
con1ldentlally as Policeman Leamon Sing wrestled
with him in the back seat of the police car parked
IN front OF the door leading to the Jail.
"A trusty blow on the head with the dainty but
lethal blackjack would have changed his mind
AZ tunes cops are too lenent. But it gave the
spectators their moneys worth while it lasted
Jail. ~ O'ui ~
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-07-18
PFC. DANIEL r. LANE

9TH DIV, GERMANY - PFC
Daniel F. Lane. %, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Benny G. Lane, Route
3, Tabor City, N. c., is a memb-
er Of the 9th Infantry Division
in Germany.
Lane, a supply clerk in Heavy
Mortar Company of the divi-
sion's 39th Regiment, entered
the Army in October 1854 and
arrived overseas the following
April.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-07-18
Editorials . . .

If ever there was a group who
needed help, it's the alcoholics. And
we have our share Of them in this
area. Perhaps this new facility will
rescue some of them.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-07-18
LAIN TALK
PLAIN
TALK
A GOOD DEED UNREcocNIzED
PLAIN TALK
BY AL HARRISON

l keep waiting for Highway Patrolman
Barker to receive a commentator for the manner i,
which he handled the recent situation of three ma
a.i i MN. Evidently his presence of mind and
split second decision to arrest them without sbootin
Is common practice among highway patrolmen
SO, I'll rest my If not, the upper ecbelor
standing service go unnoticed '1e
the sarvls brothers, Woodrow and N. c., and it., !,
way patroiman I've ever encountered"
And I'll stick with my book even if tomorro,
Dllhgs me ticket adorned with his signature All
m certain If did anything to warrant a ticket +
"oulo DE happy to oblge me- That's the way he works
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-07-18
NEW COACH ON HIS WAY

:. We heard his name Chat of the new athletic
director at the local schoo) but have forgotten it.
1t would he nice if the Boosters Club would re-
acuHate Itself and offer the coach its services
Inc lttle money in the club treasury might 90
a long way in helping him get started
1t would certainly be nice wav to greet tho
coach. e "
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-07-18
A REPORT OF INTEREST

WITHIN the next six eight weeks the TRIBUNE
with the assistance of c. H. Primer, hopes to run
series of articles the financial aspect of operating
a public school, re
The series should enlighten the public as to how
expensive it is to operate school for nine montba
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-07-18
THE KEYNOTE SPEAKER

49, we note with interest that Governor Frank
Seeh OF tennessee, will be keynote speaker cat III
national Democratic Convention. We met the popuar Govern
VI III oeatte wash couple of years ago when the limited
states junior Chamber Commerce honored its "Ten Most
Outstanding Young Men in America for 1881 The Covernor
was one Oh the ten and had occasion to know him we'll
during that three day program m 4
Gov Clement has been rumored as a possible
Wce-preSdental candidate this fall. If he doesn't
make the grade, make this predictions. Four ve,re
hence he will either be cbo;ce ~
the democrats or else he will the ton and
the nations number one Job.
among the nations best speakers shrevd pol
III oUla noV DC surprising TO him go the White
House before his career is climaxcd " N
~ aso faher interesting TO note that present Re-
member of The Most Outstanding Young Mon :, o;5
cluo Nixon was honored with selection few years r
to Governor Clements. ~" '''iS prior
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-07-18
ANOTHER FACE LIFTING

Coming right along heels OF other improvements to
business ilrS, we note that the Cricket Shop
midst of putting brick BY the time tobacco
will have made kind permanent improvements since
the last auction of the bright occurred
From the GILCRAFTER comes these interesting tidbts
There's nothing in wanting get ahead in life her
unlike driving, it's not your horn when
passing the feIa
A woman who makes a match for her daughter USUALLY
intends to referee we'll
klost men pessmiSts are making IN their
minus 10 nuy-put they like TO buy from optimist.
Married men can't understand why all bachelors aren't
rich $50 ''e'4 :
If big his britches it usually is easy to
fill his shoes. S'
Mandy disgruntcd with husband went to see lavv-
about divorce. ''
Sand Mandy If the Army wouldn't take him on account
Oh lIa eet can't get divorce because his flat fee?"
I'm afraid not said lawyer That is unless his feet
were in the wrong flat"
The exhausted husband put the heavy stcases and
ueectedy looked Own the track departing train If
you hadht taken SO long getting ready admonshed his
wife, we would have caught train
Yes she answered, if YOU hadn't rusbed mo ca
VIC "ouIdn nave to wait so long next one"
young thing. "4O ''e sweet
Honey meet an old Forest Ranger"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-07-18
QUALITY HELPS THE NAME

:; 1 N1t many people are aware of product made
Al iapor Clty that enjoys fine reputation among
,heep EN- Sealed wakes manufactured nv
It's written in my book - he's the finest bigi
growing concern. ~ ~ iisn
Produce men I've come in contact with have A
sung its praises ~ e o."
may be the thing that someday increases I'm
the map. ~ N ioi i'Seh
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-07-18

Score hamburger patties be-
fore broiling. When meat is
Drowned and cooked fill scoring
lines with chill sauce. Looks
pretty
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-07-18

FROM the GlLCRAFTER these interesting tidbits:
There's nothing wrong wanting get ahead in life her
unlike driving, it's blow your horn when
passing the fela in front
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-07-18

woman who makes a match her daughter usual
intends to referee it well.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-07-18

kioSt men are pessimists when they are making u
minds to buy-but they like 10 buy from an optmist
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-10
BoATs

12-FT. RUNABOUT with l2-h D. out.
I'd. motor, cover and trailer. equip
Best offer over $500. 10. 4-O7Ss
ELCO-'The Mary 81" 26-ft.: 4
sleepers; recent &C engine; Selb,
Bay Yacht Besin, South River, Nd
WE. 5-i552.
CABIN CRUISER, u IT,: 7leeps Q;
with compass, radio. Navy top and
other extras; 63-h.p. Gray marine
engine; good condition. SI,750. JU
J lift. WOLVERINE RUNAB0UT -
500. Lo. 1888.
PENN-YAN, cartop, IL It. Will
oars; 81 lbs; new 1855; new cond
"a cost. LII. 1-3792.
1858 CENTURY rs and is IT. Re.
sorters on display.
1854 Century viking 10, 6o-h.p.
1858 1855 Gift. Jafco seamaster or
$s-ft: t., Tgguscot sedan, Just rem.
., 1919 lea 2e-ft; steelcraft sedan
1865 is-ft. Century Arabian. with
26-ft. l0-in. Auxiliary yawl
Gift. owens 1854 sedan. with
1855 Mercury Mark SIS. cleo. starter
and generator, fully equipped. $4,000
Trade or terms accepted
sTEELCRAFT WASHINGTON CO.
Maine Ave. and NJ st. S.W.
ST. 3-4145
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BoATs

LOAT--32-ft. bay built. Reas. Docked
a. Rerlitz, Deale. Md. VIII. 6-7142
sat. or Mon.
PARTIALLY FINISHED, I4-ft.. Class
B racing runabout. with Ford VS.
engine; material for finishing, some
hardware; 5000 or best offer. Call
JU. 5-2075
BOAT, motor and trailer; ideal for
boating or water skiing. Telephone
7 so. S-4364. lOs
SAILING SLOOP, 81 IT,, sleeps A;
Gray marine engine; fully equip.
excel. cond.: So, 495. Slip ga. An
napolis vt. Basin. Apt. ASS, $685.
18th st. NV. WASH. HO. 2-792S.
DEAP SEA FISHING BOAT, so II.
long, Aft. beam; suit. for taking
tut 80 persons; powered by 100
hip. Continental engine Can be
seen at George Kerchner's Boat
Yard, Chalk Point. Md. GRANGER.
Ii. 7-6954.
BERTHS AVAILABLE in selby Bay
Yacht Club on South River: for
boats up to 75 IT. New loft. dock
with water and electricity on each
cat walk. Ample parking. Only 40
minutes from d. c. line to Selby
Bay and 10 minutes to Thomas
Point Light. Enjoy Chesapeake Bay
cruising and fishing this summer
Drive out Rte, PA to Mayo. turn
left at church to clubhouse See
HARRIS this week end, or call
AID. 2-1600 during the week or
WO. 6-7Sl7 nights.
PUMP AND JET for Installing pier
piling $40 per dav compl RENTAL
FOOLS a. EQUIP CO.. 10 9-6SS1
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36-FT. CABIN, bay built. family OF
party boat, marine engine. All con-
veniences. WA. 7-4ia2.
CHRIS CRAFT, 1919 33-ft. sedan
cruiser; top condition, fully equip
incl, air conditioning. Can be seer
at Capitol Yacht Club, WASH. d. c
Sat and sun. See steward for in
formation. Call Ju 5-1h16 after
Q pm. during week. Price S6,s5O
24-FT. AUXILIARY KETCH, motor
and sails: good cond. Needs somC
work. Sh50 or hest offer. JU. 8.
S577.
CABIN CRUISER, Owens 33-ft. twin.
screw, Chrysler Crowns, excel
cond.. loaded with extras. Bargain
at $4,000. For quick sale will take
$500. Owner on board at Capt
Bud Phipps dock, Deale. Md. Sun
all day, nr call IA. 2-5157 after
26-FT. INB0ARD, chrysler marine
engine, hunks and head boat
has lust been hauled and Is ready
for season. SLAB. EverEreen 4
1858.
Ie-FT. RUNABOUT, with I2-h. D
cupboard and remotes: in water
ready to co. 1895. HUNTING
TOWERS MARINA, or NO. 7-7109
1881 25.FT., white cedar, inboard
cruiser; like-new cond.. bay built;
SIT. beam, planked lengthwise; 90
h.p. engine: cabin, GIFT. head clear
ance; all weather-proof hardware;
fully equipped: 1000. See Capt
Frank, Solomons Island Yacht Bas-
in; Md. or call MR.. KEMP. Ell. g.
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BOATS -

FIsHERMAN's BARGAN-25.9-f
cabin cruiser. Bay built; 4-cyl.
Palmer marine engine; sleeps Q.
economy fishing boat: completely
equipped ready to go, $3.50 or best
otIer. HA. 2-7159.
2l-FT. OWENS CRUISER, 1853; 60
hip. Chris-Craft eng, hunks,
head. folding top and many extras;
newly painted and In like-new
cond. A real bargain at ST 1895. BY
OWNER. Cypress 1851 or 7-9602.
STEELCRAFT AZ 26-ft. day cruiser;
sleeps 2. foam rubber: head, galley /:
1i5-h.p. Chrvsler Crown; many
extras; excel. cond WA. .7-2115.
eyes See week ends, selbv Bay
14-FT. RUNABOUT, IO-h.p, Wizard.
1919. IA. S-1747. or 904 Bay ave.
North Beach.
CABIN CRUISER. 25-ft. Randy M"
located Sin ELS. Washington Ma
rtna, 1900 Maine ave. s.w.; COM
pleted 1859: excellent condition;
l05-h.p. Chrysler engine; electric
sM.ft.O hesdro oonae' in ne cabin A'r See
OWNER at boat Best reasonable
OFFER Will be accented.
RENT-Belt, disc, oscii. sanders;
drills. paint sprayers. RENTAL
EQUIP. CO.. JU. 9-6SS1.
ALUMA CRAFT, l2-ft, deck and
wheel. oars; trailer: S295. Call CT.
CABIN CRUISER, % It.: new. A
bargain. Sell for less than cost OF
materials to build. LU, 1-1441.
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GARAGES

SCAR GARAGE for rent in the 1000
block Eye st. NV; l block from
Doctors Hospital. ME. S-0l17.
FOR RENT-On Wyoming, near Com
necticut ave. Phone DE. 2-6121,
% BRIAN"
WANTED TO RENT, GARAGE, 20x
20, vicinity 9th and P SITS. NV;
paved alley. CO. 5-1024.
TWO-HEATED AND LIGHTED
ELS MASS. AVE. NV.
EN-. 2-1229
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FOR SALE

Summer cottage in West Virginia NJ
Capon River 100 miles from Wash
ington. Large enough for private
clubhouse. Excellent bass and trou
fishing. Hunting rights on 1.5U(
acres for deer. turkeys, squirrels
rabbits. quail, etc. Rustic log con
struction. Sleeps eleven. Electric
range. lights and refrigerator, run.
ming water. outside barbecue; Twins
room 14x2S. 8 bedrooms. large
porches. stone fireplace and mantle
Completely furnished-beds. bedding
mattresses. couches, chairs. tables
pots. pans. dishes. glasses. COOKING
utensils. rugs. draperies. curtains
paintings. antiques. etc. Ideal fol
summer vacations or as a fall hunt.
ing lodge. Priced fol. quick sale. 49,.
$50. Call Browning S-SAS1.
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soATs Cont

ELGIN 2.5-h.p. cupboard motor. ex-
cali on. 4-60is.
BOAT. 4S-ft.; large family or group
can fish, cruise or live aboard;
same as summer home. Sleeps s.
Fully equipped to radio-telephone
Sec LEE HARRIS, Selby Bay Y. c..
Turkey Point I'd Mayo, Md. sat.
SUM-, call WO. 6-7S17 weekday
ewes.
IS-FT. HOUSEBOAT and trailer
l6-n.p. Elgin; sleeps 4, galley, re-
mote controls, many extras, $500
MEEK'S PLACE. Seneca Nd.
CHRIS CRAFT Gift. express cruiser,
115-h.p, Chrvsler Crown; head;
sleeps 2; completely equipped; ton
condition. Call NO, 1914 before
500 pm. JE. 4-5503 after 600 pm
20 FIT. SAILBOAT-Huii and deck
ing Fiberelassed. $3.50. Call RE.
5-ti635.
27-FT. OWENS SEDAN. sleeps 4
R/T, Pressure water system. engine
overhauled Nov, hull and topsides
painted May. Excel. cond. XII. s.
0l40
1S-FT. SAILBOAT, fast sailer. beau
tiful lines;. needs paint. few
minor repairs; $lS5. OIL. 6-5245,
BOATS. fiber-glassed. reas. rates
Can call for and deliver. Call after
pm. Ii. 7-344s.
PENYANN WTD cartop or trailer
19 IT,: cost S27h. sell S225: new
johnson Seahorse 1855 5h-h.p.;
cost $2ih, sell $3.50, new. ia. g
7172.
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

TO BUY. SELL OR PLACE end trust
FAST. call THE TRUST NOTE Elk
CHANGE. NE. S-4077.
HAVE TWO WELL-sEASONED END
trust notes: one excellent income
property fully rented. Only yrs
TO run. VIII paw 2Oes discount FOL
quick action. Call RIA. 6-7733.
SEASONED So 1856 2nd trust PAYABLE
$50 mo-: mod. d. c. brk.. goot
people; $1,000. OWNER. DI. q
6S90.
5000 End TRUST-Brick dwelling
Good makers. Behind 81 800 b
and !. Price $4,000. Also severa
seasoned notes at big discounts. ST
3-3974
4 SEASONED end Trust notes: per
feet paying record: $1,000 total
liberal discount. RA. 6-34l3.
WANT TO BUY deferred purchasi
money end trust notes secured or
improved d. c.. Md. or Va. prop
erty. MR.. RABY, ST. 3-1205.
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SUMMER HOMES

FOR SALE, SUMMER COTTAGE ON
DEEP CREEK LAKE, MD. Beautiful
Broom cottage with bath. BUNGALOW
Interior walls and ceilings in knottS
pine. three front picture window:
Axe overlooking lake. Lot l00x200
private lake frontage. Closest neigh
Dor is 90 IT. away
Completely furnished, oil heat fur.
mace. lectric stove, electric water
heater and General Electric refriger.
ator New steel dock Just built last
year. Cottage built in 1910.
For further information contact
SIDNEY S. GREEN. co Green
Chevrolet Co.. Frostburg. Md.
NEW YORK. so mi. N. Y. city-Pvt
mt. lake: 3 or arm. cottage, mod
cleo. kit. tile bath. pvt, beach, boat:
nh caoenn III 0-2nn1
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CANOE, i6-ft., fiber glass, HIGHT
and extremely durable: ideal for
Upper Potomac and Shenandoah;
$50. Call after 8 pm. Monday,
JE. 2-1543.
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MONEY TO LOAN

D. c.. MD. VA. FUNDS to refinance
YOUR home pay for improvements.
raise cash co $4,000: ia 2-b2SO
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AUToMoTIVE MISC.

DRUM LATHE. now operating. rea-
motor. like new. JU. 7-9OS0.
10 FORD hood and grill; 40 Ford
hood; 4-in. Mercury crank; AS
40, to 80 Ford and Mercury. $50
Mercury carburetor and manifold,
full race AS Mercury engine. 3sa-
In. by 4h new pistons, Transmission
cases. AL parts cheap. Call 10. q.
1900.
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BOATS

36-FT. CABIN, bay built. family OF
party boat, marine enEine. All con.
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SUMMER CAMPS
camp PINNACLE
VACATION PLACES

O4A4VAI 44N4NAAOA1
Two weeks. SID; boys. girls. S-15
Yrs Request folder. Box 500. Har-
I risonburg, Va.
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rRAILERs

1885 32-ft. Spartan: model 332-55;
l-bedrm,. comp. kit, bath with
tub. Excel cond. Can be seen any
time. Lot 303, Woodley Hills Trailer
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SACB
Continued From First Page

Continued From First Page
Senator Jenner, Republican Of
Indiana, told The Star that the
Senate judiciary Committee re-
Gently was informed by the
White House that DR.. McHale's
name would not be submitted for
another term because it was the
administrations intention to APP
point a lawyer.
Lawyer Business Noted
Whether this indicates a new
policy. I don't know" the Sem
ator said The lawyer business
was stated only in reference to
DR.. McHale's case"
Senator Jenner. a member of
the Judiciary Committee and its
Internal Security subcommittee,
advocated reappoint-
ment Of DR.. McHale, as did his
Indiana colleague. Senator Cape
mart. DR.. McHale is a native
Hoosier.
Other congressional sources
pointed out that the nomination
of Judge Duncan. a Democrat
who supported President Eisen-
hover in 1852, did nothing to
knock down reports Of lawyer
only policy.
The first indication that DR.
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rejected because the committee
feared this might jeopardize the
Johnston measure by adding to
its cost.
The Johnston bill approved by
the committee was a revision of
the bill as originally introduced.
The revised bill would cost the
Civil Service Retirement Fund
$3.50 million a year, as compared
to the 1921 cost of the orig
inal bill.
The subcommittee defeated
move by Senator Case, Repub-
|lican of New Jersey, to substitute
his own proposal in place of the
Johnston bill. Senator Case
proposed a 20 per cent increase
in the annuities of Federal
workers. He also proposed that
Federal employees be given a.
chance to vote in a national ref
erendum as to whether they
wanted supplemental social Sc
curity coverage as far as family
survivorship benefits are con-
cerned. 1t also blocked a move
to include retired employees in
the bill.
Family survivorShip benefits
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-12
NAKED MAN FOUND
WANDERING AFTER
BRIDGE PLUNGE

A man found wandering
naked around the Lincoln
Memorial last night after a
plunge into the Potomac
River from Memorial Bridge,
was sent to District General
Hospital for observation.
Park police said they
picked up Phillip Rowe, g..
no fixed address, after a
motorist reported seeing a
naked man lodging about
trees and bushes near the
Memorial.
Rowe was treated for ex-
posure at Emergency Hos
pital then transferred to
District General, where he
was reported in satisfactory
condition today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-12
Art Program Director

The adult Education division
OF Alexandria's public schools
mas appointed Joyce Field. Wash
lngton artist, to direct its new
adult art program. 1t will get
under way April 10 at the
Charles Barrett School in Alex
andria.