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MlScEL. for SALE Cont. }

RUG. sx15. light gray rayon broad
loom: also hair pac. Excel. cond
80 or best offer CO 5-d0+3.
RUGS, y Oriental KAYAKS. AXIS, .S35
and $50; fooled leather tan has
socks, S13. no. 3-607S.
hUGS. 3-9Xl2 oriental design
rugs, brand new, never used
o oslas; SiS R Sefr MART iG 1soS SIC
81. NV ME S-nAlH
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HARTNETT HALL
ROOMS WANTED

WOULD LIKE ROOM w/breakfast;
vic. Wise. ave. or west OF Wise
ave. youne man. do not drink
Call EN-. 3-3975 Sunday only
I5'
MAN, 80. nondrinker, works rotat-
ing shifts. desires room In private
home, or apt. BLDG, dntown or NV
state terms, etc. Box 20-Z. star.
JEWISH GENTLEMAN desires room
in quiet surroundings, give phone
number. Box ibl-J. Star.
QUIET REFINED PROFESSIONAL
MAN desires reasonably priced room
In private NV, home or apartment
Box 1851. Star
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TVS, 2O-In. MUNTZ. $50
TVS. WASHERS, DRYERS REFRIC
orators. FRFEZERS, AIR con
DITIONERS, FI-FI. DEHUMIDl
FIERS. all other appliances
Z

WAITING fny ~ u ress oi nav a4.- p Ell
be refused We guarantee to beat anv
appliance price during this sale
Save up 70 15rt Cash or terms
A deposit will hold your purchase for
future delivery 500 appliances.
large or small. must be sold Every
one below wholesale prices This Is
your opportunity 10 get the appliance
YOU need a. the loves; price ever
These prices NAV never be dupli.
Gated. TRT-SrATE APPLIANCE co
OPEN TODAY - TO 1 SI3A
Georgja ave JU 9-TO0l. ia
TO Si33 Georgia ave, JU
9-1Onl -i5
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CALLS MADE IMMEDIATELY
DAY OR NIGHT
DISTANCE NO OBJECT


BEDROOM. dining room contents OF
home; cash We do moving, Stor-
age; reasonable rates ia. a-np37
BOOKS BOUGHT. any quantity
ALBION BOOK SHOP l7GS Penn.
sylyania ave. NV, ST 3-66aS
COINS. autographs letters. stamp
collec gold cid pistols HOBBY
SHOP I4ls Wis ave AID e-i27@
DIAMOND JEWELRY Of any descrip-
ton gold arr silver; cash paid
ERNEST BURK, Bi4 18th 81. ".
FURNITURE WANTED - VIII buy I'll
kinds Of good used furniture ton
prices. IA. s-SsiO We do moving
FURNITURE - Mattresses. heaters
RANGES. refers ACME STOVE &
FURNITURE. Ma $500
FURNITURE WANTED Single piece
or house fun GALFOND. RE. r
OSLO: ewes, IL 3-s003
FURNITURE wanted today-Good
furniture any amount also some
bric-a-brsc. late gas stove. refriRsr-
atoT and piano Please call MR.
GRADY. MA S-oS1a.
FURNITURE Modern Scand i'm
port only. or Knoll, BertOia type
Also TV-Hi-Fi comb. Box asa
FURNITURE-Contsnts odd pieces
glass and bric-a-hrac Buying and
selling 60 wears Original HOP
WOODS. sth and x SITS. nv ME-
S-5oS7
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

TABLE,, sIStOm;mads mShOs inl GiI
sell for Sl35; RE. 5-S900. Ext
SIld5 betw, u and 2 pm. wkdays
TABLE CLOTH, new, hand crocheted
beautiful Duncan Phyfe pattern
approx 7SX5A. $50 JU. S-lS39.
TAPE, sound recording, plastic base
a inch, 500. 200, l,S00 It. rolls
FL. a.! 4I3
TAPE RECORDER, Berlant Concer-
tone. broadcast model, complete
with carrying cases; 7I2-15-in. per
second; lOLs-in, reels: never used
Cost S640, will sacrifice, S430. Cal
weekdays, EX. 3-2552 -l5
TELEEISION-Zenith, 27-inch pic
ture, blond console with doors. Am
purchasing color set: will sacrifice
for SIPS, Original cost, $3.50. Set is
operating, 1880 Davenport st. NV
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steel

sTENOGRAPH MACHINE. Ike new
guaranteed bargain CIRCLE. al
jth 81 NV DI I-i312
STENOTYPE, with books, paper
AL, $40, al. 5-DOsG
STOVE. electric; good cond z yrs
old S5b; dshwasher-waSh ma.
chlne-sink S1b ia, S-55Ol
STOVE, gas Magic Chef SO RE
STUDIO COUCH simmons spot.
less excel cond Springs can b.
separated "a make . single beds
Comfortable, very resS EN- ..
GnOb Ia
TABLES. leather tops. drum and
droplesf RIGA ~ console couch
TIE n.SOt1
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WASHERS
SAVE 500

washing machines, WestInehousc
aundromats 1886 model, were
S3l 70 %. reduced 10 S2i0.9j Price
includes delivery and service Terms
available Limited quantities Act
now
Proctor & Hutchinson
1910 1fth 81 NV IA 0-iBOO
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TELEVISION SALE! ! !
northumberland
TABLE MODELS AND CONSOLES
$3.50 UP
1853 Columbia Rd. NV.

TENT. 9x12 UNI. windows. floor, nc
center pole; good cond,. 500. = new
air mats S25 Herndon 463-W
TERMITE PROOFING COMPOUND
Penta Chlorphenol concentrate
about gal. plus so gal fuel oil 70
mix; costs, $50, sacrifice, S25. UN
4-lSlH
TIME RECORDER, electric. best
condition guaranteed. CIRCLE. 14l
18th NV DI 7-7312.
TIRES T.6Ovl5 go. excellent con-
dition $40, Cali OF. 4-6763.
TIRE SALE-Full recaps guar
6.00x16, 6.7Oxl5. S6T5; 7.i0xIb
!,t0xl5. S1.75. Used tires, 81 so
Az St u ! TIRE TIRES CO. 1924 Ga
TIRES, 6 40xl3 III. 9-3S45. Iii
z ton size, S55. JE. SITE
TRuMPETS, brand-new outfits. $40
RELIABLE JEWELRY EXCHANGE
80 9TH s.. NV, Ma. S-6157
rHUMPETS, pedler, brend-neN, reg.
anteed LEvlNs DISCOUNT SALES,
TRUMPET, oxford. like new with
new case, 500, Music STUDio
TUXEDO, fin dress and morning
coat size 4o-42. NJ 77aol on
TUXrDo, Al cond Size 30. ". "a
l. 81 Tie, shirt, i4I2-3. studs in
shirt and vest SIS. EN-. 3-770S.
IT,. ',l-inch Emerson COLOR; 4
months old, perfect cond Reta
$3.50; Saeritiee Sfo0. BY OWNER
Tv, IL in, table model. works so .
SD; Also 1919 Hudson sedan
Sl50 10. 7-SSad -l6
Tvs -. for sale t.. $50.
II, e36 Working condition
Private owner. Call TT 2-9O9O
TN. Il Capehart console excel
cond. Come to 1914 Kansas ave
NV. or call RA. $4,000 10 am. to
m only.
~ ATHENA with rotor. scr. door
sioX6 Is it, inside wooden door
IT. l0at by : WO G-S4fA
nv, g E, l7-in. mahog console;
excel condition, guaranteed; $50
TV, Pilot. Sin. table model and
small German racio Also Hi-Fi
equip Oh 4-@32i.
TN, RCA console. lg-in. cost 5000.
Going overseas; sacrifice: viii con-
Slder Shor. wave radio in trade
Tvs 90. Emerson al-in console Tv.
radio. phono comb: Zenith 2l-in.
Both Ike new Sacrifice RA B.
TVS, 20-In. MUNTZ, $50
l5-.n Admiral s3a: i7-in. RCA, $50:
year guar DUPONT 15l5 18th n "
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PARAKEETS WANTED
ANY QUANTITY. JU, 5-6lOd
ENGLISH Settlers

AFSB. Axe fine young settlers. with
permanent shots. 10 months old.
KINGSLEY KENNELS. PARK ST,
VIENNA. VA. DUNK1RK 5-SI43
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FactOrV Outlet

30l7-30l9 nth st. NV.
DE. 2-30l1, 10 AM. TO . PM.
Tues. and Thurs. to : PM
RUGS, PERSIAN DESIGN
Extra heavy quality, axl2 S29 80,
SXlu. S22 80
MAYFAIR-l225 G NV.
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BEAGLES--Res. One lO-,n. straight
leg. fem ! & mos One l5-in, male
One bench-leG fem
Coonhounds. Pair OF plottS. 20
mos. hunted on coon and bear last
fall One red bone male; STRAIGHT.
very fast Has won several trials
.L.e... q -
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TV-RCA
TYPEMRITERS-Gn

Chinese custom cabinet. "t-lnch
screen or Emerson mahogany con-
sole both with doors, excellent con.
dltion. RA. 3-66i3.
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TENT. 9Xl2 UNI. windows. floor, no
air mats SOS. Herndon 463-W.
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SAW, Delta power. 7-inch, with
comb iointer. New. never lsed
Sale at dcsler cost IA S-lUn5
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SCREENS U5). storm windows GS.
| comb screen and storm door. >6o
or best otter WA. 7-23lI
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WALTER REED, Silver Spring Sec -
Lee rm. in quiet neighborhood;
semi-pyt bath, kit. privs. reaS.
TIA. a-5392. -l6
1870 MASS. AVE. NV - Lovely
room, newly furnished; maid kerv,
SS. up HO. "-95S9. --l6
1910 P ST. NV. The Churchill -
Clean. single rms maid serv.;
running water. 81. UP. NO. 7-9S6S.
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JOHN DEERE Mt tractor. with .
bottom plow. disc harrow. = row
cultivator, row side dressing at
tachment. ulow sole fertilizer at
tachment row tobacco planter.
mower (HDl. grain drill (HD :
corn planter; rake III D. }; portable
power saw. Cushman motor bike.
FRANK p DINGES. Port Tobacco,
Nd Ia plata 5544 -l5
VIRGIN TOPSOIL. best quality, ans
quantity; immediate delivery Rea-
sonable FLEMING LANDSCAPE
SERVICE. AP. 1-S33f; CE. s-4HlR
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SCREEN ITEMS--Doors, Wire ev-
erything l32Q wilson blvd. ia. 1
1894. FUCKER LUMBER.
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

POODLES, miniatures, champion
sired, wormed' shots, CT d-Q00f
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES,
black and silver. wormed, shots and
Axe. 10. T-S9O4 ID
outstanding puppies
3 months old light biscuit color
$3.50 JE. 2-O31O lis
TERRIERS. 3ia mos.
CID shots. champion line. Axe
Glenview 5-96S2. Ia
WANTED: babies and
breeders Can Belmont 5-76S4
Baltimore. Nd. 49,
RETRIEVER PUPPIES.
yellow. 10 wks old Champion
sired, Axe res. inoculated; ex-
cellent prospects pets. also bred
.or feld or bench. HO. 2-4047.
RETRIEVER. Axe
registered, bitch, years, Ex-
cellent to shoot over, field trial
experience good watchdog; loves
children; good for breeding Buyer
must live in country. OIL. 4-1444
Axe, Prader and Load
stone bloodliEes weeks. list
showing 10 2-5S90.
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LAWN RENOVATION. landScapins
maintenance. complete service; rea-
FTEMMINd LANDSCAPE SERVICE
APP 1884, CF s-4hlG Ia
MANURE, 500 yds green and rotied
80 per yd or - per yd by the 100
Tou haul u tE 2-7Hl1 liz
BEAUT. BLUE GRASS SOD-Compl
lawn service or do II yourself. We
HE 4-"h55. ewes HF 4-Q5e5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-23

Mollet. a Socialist, on the gov.
lernment's policy toward copinf
with the rebellion in Algeria.
Mr.. Mendes-France showed ur
almost 80 minutes late for 6
cabinet meeting today because
he had been in a long session
with other Radical Socialist
ministers.
Both Mr.. Mollet and President
Rene Coty were reported tc
have asked Mr.. Mendes- France
to think the matter over further
He planned to meet this after.
noon with the Radical Socialist
delegation in the parliament
and give his final reply at an
other meeting of the ministers
starting at 7 pm.
MI. Mollet is using a strong
hand militarily in an effort to
put down the Algerian revolt.
Mr.. Mendes-F France has urged
dramatic political and economic
reforms to win back the faith of
the Arab population. His idea is
that these measures should be
taken even II it means going
against the wishes of the power
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-23
Israel Votes
More Arms

JERUSALEM. Israeli Sector
May % (P.-The knesset (par.
liament) last night gave fina,
approval to $40 million appro-
Ipriation for more arms for Israel
border Notifications, and air raic
shelters.
The money will come from
direct and indirect taxation.
Earlier government sources
said Arab elders in Nazareth
where Jesus spent his boyhood
object to building air raid shelters
there. They SAID they were con-
WINGED Nazareth would be spared
from attack in the event of war
DAMASCUS, Syria, May 90
(P.-Premier Said ell Ghazzi
told reporters yesterday the Arab
nations bordering Israel had
made a four-power reservation
concerning the Jordan River in
their U. N. cease fire pledges.
Premier Ghazzi was comment
ing on local press reports saying
Dag Hammarskjold. secretary
general of the United Nations,
had disregarded the reservation
in his report on his Middle East
peace mission.
Premier Ghazzi said the Arab
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-23
|Iruq Approves
STA Billion Plan

BAGHDAD. Iraq. May 90 up
The Iraqi Parliament today
approved the second phase of the
national development plan on
which the government is to spend
the equivalent Of 1,400. 020.515
Funds for the program, called
IAN additional six-year develop
ment plan," are derived from
Iraqs oil revenues.
The program includes con-
struction of dams, irrigation sys-
TENS, housing. school and in
dustries. The first five-year
phase of the program was COM
ipleted this year.
Under the Iraqi development
law of 1850. TO per cent of oil
royalties paid to the government
is earmarked for public works.
Currently this amounts to more
than $3.50 million annually.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-23
Failure Reported
For Secret Talks

CAIRO. May % (P).-Th,
newspaper AL Akhbar said toda,
French officials and Algerian
leaders held secret negotiation.
here last month on the Arat
Nationalist rebellion. 1t sale
the talks failed because "Franct
refused to accept the principle
of recognizing Algerian indie
pendence."
Mohammed Kinder, head OF
the Algerian Liberation Office
in Cairo. called the report "ab-
Solutely untrue"
Quoting a reliable source
the paper said the talks had
been set up after French For
eign Minister Christian Pineau
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-23
Rebel Grenade
Tossed in Crowd

ALGIERS. May % (P).--A
nationalist rebel tossed a gren-
ade into a crowd gathered at a
bar at Tlemcen in Western
Algeria yesterday. An aged jew
Iish leader was killed and seven
other persons were injured.
The man killed was 84-year-
old Jacob Choukroun. Five other
Jews and two Moslems were in
Ijured whes the grenade wrecked
1.-THE bars interior. The attack
was made in daylight in the
center of Tlemcen, t city of 3d.
900 near the Moroccan border.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-23
Israeli Soldier Shot
Dead in Zone CROSSING

AMMAN, Jordan, May % (P)
An Israeli soldier was shot
dead today by Jordanian forces
when he crossed the demili-
tarized zone in the Hadassah
hospital area northeast of Jeru-
salem, an official statement said.
An investigation is proceed
ing and a complaint has been
lodged with the United Nations
chief observer, Jordan an
nounced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-23
'Mendes-F rance Ready
ToQuit Over Algeria

PARIS, May % (P.-Pierre
Mendes-France told Premier Guy
Mollet today he has decided to
resign from the French cabinet
He agreed to wait until tonight
before taking any final action.
Mr.. Mendes- France, a Radical
Socialist former premier, is
deputy premier and a minister
of state without portfolio. He
long has been at odds with Mr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-23

appealed 10 Egyptian Premier
Canal Abdel Nasser to arrange
a meeting. Mr.. Pineau made
his appeal when he was here
in March, AL Akhbar said.
1t reported that Col. Nasser
told Mr.. Pineau Egypt was ready
to work for peace in Algeria but
insisted that the Algerians have
the first and last words in the
negotiations.
Al Akhbar said Joseph Begar-
Ira. a coucelor Of the French
Union. and George Gorse rep
Presented France in the negotia-
lti0nS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-23

financial control of the British
subsidized Arab Legion.
Authorized British sources said
Prime Minister Eden's govern
ment is likely to agree. The ac-
ton would involve a revision of
a l948 defense pact.
Under the treaty Britain pays
nearly $50 million yearly for the
upkeep of the Legion, reputed to
be the best Arab fighting force
in the Middle East. Jordan in
return provides the British some
military base rights which this
country does not contemplate
giving up.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-23

full French colonial segment Of
Algeria's 9 million people.
If Mr.. Mendes France carries
Through with the resignation
threat. it is expected to be a
purely personal action. The
other Is radical Socialist minis.
tiers, most of whom are more in
sympathy with Mr.. Mollet thar
with Mr.. MendeS-France on the
basic issues, are expected to re-
main in the government. There
was no indication it would cause
cabinet crisis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-23

when his cabinet split over the
issue.
Many Jordan Army men and
Palestine-born refugees are
against the pact and foreigners
here doubt the premier will try
now to line up this country with
the Baghdad members-Iran
Iraq, Pakistan, Turkey and Brit
ain.
In an interview. Multi said
1--WE accept and welcome Arab
financial aid" provided it is I'M
conditional.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-23
Britain May Rule
Arab League Fund

LONDON, May % (P).-The
Foreign Once has disclosed Brit
ain is considering a Jordanian
demand for taking over complete
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-23
STOCKHOI

STOCKHOLM. - Trade with
Russia last year represented
slightly more than one per cent
of Sweden'S foreign commerce.
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A-Scientists in BELGRADE

BELGRADE, May % (P.-A
group of Czechoslovak atomic
scientists arrived yesterday in
Yugoslavia for a six-day visit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-23
Jordon's New Regime
Cooler to Boqhdod Pact

AMMAN Jordan. May % pP.-Kng Hussein restored Said
Mutt to Jordans premiership yesterday He Mufti
and nine other ministers the of this
nation. succeeding that of Samir ell Rifai who resigned
Last December Muu reported leaning
membership in the hvenaton Baghdad Pact stepped
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-23

cease fire pledges should be in
terpreted strictly within an
Arab quadripartite reservation"
in accordance with an exchange
of letters with Hammarskjold.
, 1956-10-08
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II -cHAnp,or o. puD.Ic a.oH. AND ,Usrrer -

Printed & published every afternoon except Sundays . holidays BY
christlansted. 81. Croix. U. S. Virgin Islands
Telephone As r. Q. Box sss
Editor & Manager Canute A. Brodhuust
Circulation Anna L. BrOdhuust
Contributing Editor Agnes +. Bolores Comm
Subscription Rates.
DC per copy 800 per month s2. per year. Al. subscriptions are
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Christianstsed. st. Croix, v. /, under the Act of March 8 1887
VOL. IL MONDAY. OCTOBER g. 1856 NO. 22
, 1956-10-08
coRRESPo NDENCE
Christiansted
st. Croix, v. /.
October 5, 1856

Inc 81. OIOlA AVID
Christiansted, st. Croix, VI.
Dear Mr.. Editor:
Please allow me some space IN
your valuable newspaper: IN pro-
test to the laws and taxes propos-
ed by the Governor and Virgin
Islands Senate in the new pro-
posed Tax Law.
First: Section II, Line 10 states
ssthat there is hereby established
a Night Club License and that
the fee is $25O.OO. If this Night
Club License is here established,
how is it that for the past two
years / have paid for q Night
Club License?
Second: If in one breadth the
Administration proposes that we
want more tourists to come to
the Virgin Islands and In the
next breadth make laws to keep
them out, how can we hope to
get more revenues, to wit: Clos
ing hours for night clubs, 200
am. on weekdays and 500 am.
on Sundays, and the ridiculous
fee of $1,000 to stay open one or
two hours each night--$3,650.00
per year, in addition to the $3.50
license. Even on the mainland
where liquor licenses are exhorbi-
tant this would be considered
fantastic. Why doesn't the Adj
ministration just refuse to issue
night club licenses; this high tax
amounts to the same thing. / be-
Iieve that tourists come to the Vir
gin Islands to be entertained Rare
accustomed to stay out until 500
or 600 am Here the Administra-
ton defeats its own purpose, less
hours that night clubs stay open
means less gross receipts thereby
less gross receipts taxes.
Third: If a night club serving
drinks also serves food trestaur-
anti and said restaurant is ex-
empt in this law, in what way
, 1956-10-08

can it stay open and still keep
within the law?
Fourth: Who shall determine
Indecent behavior?
It goes without saying that a
night club owner would not have
any behavior in his establishment
detrimental to his bushes.
Fifth: Section IS B) What is
meant by Give" entertainment
that a symphony orchestra is to.
be hired by night clubs, or Just
a piano player, and for how long,
S minutes a week, or 19 hours
pc rday. Why put such a burden
upon night clubs? Does the Trea-
sury of the Virgin Islands find
it unnecessary to put monies in
their Golfers? Why charge a IL
|cense fee Of $4,000 when at the
end Of the paragraph the Adm.
puts restrictions that make it
nearly impossible to comply I'M
les Of course the Adm. doesn't
want night clubs established. Per
|haps st. Thomas can have live"
entertainment because the influx
of tourists there is much greater
than st. Croix, but in st. Croix
it would be a great handicap
where tourists are about 1879
Sixth: Reference to section IL
|(C) Dances and entertainment
publicly would be an outlet for
|teenagers energy. Close this off
to sixteen and seventeen year
clds plus higher taxes and these
|teenagers will resort to secret
gatherings where anything can
happen; sexual i-ndiscrimination,
dope addiction and formation Of
gangs.
Furthermore, in closing let me
state that higher taxes and more
rules and regulations are worth
less unless enforced. AT the pre-
sent time laws and taxes that are
now in force are not being en-
forced.
! thank you for your space, I
am
Very truly yours,
John !. Farchotse
Farchette,s Night Spot
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-06-13
Cucumbers, Tomatoes Putting Money
Into Pockets Of Those Who Took Risk

The farmers are happy. AT
least, those who risk growing
produce.
Opening day on the Corbet
produce market here saw a slow
trickle of cucumbers, peppers
and tomatoes moving through
the line.
Cecil Corbett, president OF
Corbett Canning Company, csti-
Npated 500 bushels OF produce
were brought to market on OPP
ening day. Activity is expected
TO increase some this weekend
and should be booming within
the next 10 days.
Prices for cucumbers were
good with fancy cukes about
four dollars per bushel. II was
tomatoes that had a field day.
Fancy tomatoes were bringing
So farmers $3.50 a bushel.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-06-13
Horny Election

Unofficial returns for Horny
County in the Democratic Pri-
mary held Yesterday showed
sheriff John r Horny nile nm
, > COO vote load hut :, w,sn,t
,rourb 70 ,s.,,rc him nj mo fnl.
He will he opnoscd in t.r
rlrorf nv & + Sassrr win, aarr-
-,a oG2l yo.rs claims, rrcnry's
lgrg
juno % his been set for the
.,rnd urinary.
Other candidates i'm H.. srrr-
..'s rarr were Loo. Carter us.
r NJ F'.vd 1862. r. g LOWS.
PSI. 4. W lrcdIm IIl4
'r IN, r.rr for U,u.o O. Re-
rr,.cntatIycs ir.rmhCn, How'd
rT a.s returned to o.yir,
r. . ,ar, of -lll 1p-u,h. =.
psrpo II. Ellis MIS- defeated
..,r me received only 5.Tl=
votes. Victors. besides Bel. were
.....rn Altman. -7%0. and !
E.E.ri Carter. jr. G7-g.
Defeated. besides Ellis. w.-
Newman G Mcdonald. 1912
Incumbent I G. Graham WAS
reelected Clerk of Court with q
vote of 6GOO. The opposing can
,idarc. r. G.. Horton. received
500 votes.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-06-13
Miss Patsy Ward
To Represent Tabor
In Beauty Contest

For the first time in history,
Tabor City will be represented
in the Miss North Carolina
beauty contest.
Patsy Ward, pretty 20-year-
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Bolton Ward, was named this
week TO represent Tabor City.
Sponsored by the North Car
DINA Junior Chamber of Com
,Sercc. local Jaycces are making
plans to honor the local repre-
sentative at Il dance the early
part of July. Difficulty in OBJ
tanning suitable housing for the
dance has hindercd the men set
ting a definite date.
Miss Ward. a sophomore at
Duke University. is an accom-
pliShcd vocalist and pianist.
The Miss North Carolina
contest will be staged this year
~ Morchcad City on July 20.
80. 81. The contest is made up
OF three phaScS-bathing suit,
evening dress and talent.
1--WE are happy to have such a
pretty and talented representa-
tive from Tabor City" said Har-
old Ward, chairman of the COM
mitteC named to select the local
entry.
Miss Ward was Miss Tabor
City" in 1854. She was selected
Tor that honor by the Tabor
City Civilian Club.
Members of the committee
were Harold Ward, chairman:
Norman Stephens, Jesse SarviS,
Jack Vance and Horace Cox.