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TAVERN, $4,000, plus stock; down,
$1,000; air-cond;; seats ~ to 100;
hrs, pm. to . am; LIQUOR lie.
incl; income $l 200 to 81 800 wk.
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HOTEL-35 guests rooms. =.
baths. coffee shop: gross sale
about $4,000 VI. Located IT
small Va. city on tourist highways
sale price $4,000. terms, ST. OOt
cash, or owner will awe lO-yr
lease to experienced operator
BOB HOLLANDER. Hotel-Mote
Broker. 14l1 Pa. ave. NV, MA
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YOUR TIME can be your invest
ment. We are q young and grow
ing Arm, manufacturing concrete
products. We need a man with
some experience in the buildinH
business and the desire TO helr
operate and promote the business
For further details, write Boz
eA-H star
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C0LoRED-NR. CA. AVE. OTIS
SIS q ST RI ..i fSg% Or I'm & i.s s5lfs
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SERVICE STATION BUSINESS for
sale. Coral Hills section; pumping
good gallonage and can be in
creased BY individual attention.
Investment required, approx
metely $500. Call OWNER. 10.
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and carry-out serv'
ice-Well-estab. business, Mary.
land suburban. AP. 7-4555. UN
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S105 to SITS

COLORED-lI0s 10th ST. ST.
a...ory go. s:rm hOui sAr n,fs lCe1 !.
ADAMS. o3@ X ST NV MA
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STORE. in modern shopping center
IN suburban Nd: excel. tremc FOL
furniture store up 10 1000 50
IT. Granite 3-2191.
BAR AND GRILL, located down
town: plenty parking; completely
equipped, incl air conditioning
seats so to 100. Priced for ouicL
terms. Call Mr.. SMITH. XII. g.
0597.
WANT TO GO m BUSINESS: 80,
70-ft.. 2-story brick; apis. up
store down: like new. CAN ALT
MAN REALTY CO.. IA. s-6436
c !g6S e. cRoCERI; ,!rossinI
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FROZEN CUsTARD AND CARRY
OUT-Selline due 10 other bust.
ness needs. Only $500 needed 10
handle. Call TIE 6-9754.
GAS STATION for sale. $1,000 10.
equip and 3 for : stock; GOOD
loo little invest, Bis opportunity
ia s-Oll5
DAIRY oUEEN-Alexandr Owner
transforms Liberal discount fol
cash Established business. Cal
10 a-f392 or IL. 6.9SOO after
SERVICE STATION FOR LEASE
Hieh gallonAee, modern facility
Downtown Washington location
Service station background nectS.
sary. Approx $4,000 capitol re-
auired. Call Mr.. MORAN. IA. o.
$500, Ext los.
SUNoCo GAS STATION for sal
or lease. GOOD oppor. small cash
outlay. JU. a-5l55.
sM. GROCERY. loo, in apt. project
nearby Ar total price onlI
handle t. excel for eeginners Of
r ss.I5; YE SSgsli hKSSh h NJ "A s!TSC
GIN. STORE. loo. in Fairfa,
County, - mi from d C.. yrly
gross sales, Sl3O.0OO. rent sa5C
incl 4 rms and bath liv quarters
This business is we'll established
will support partners Price onl,
10000 plus inventory For fur,
her info call Mr.. Brown. with
YEoNAs REALTY. IA S-2lO0
NURSERY SCHOOL : Lge fine ole
house with extensive grounds, 10.
Gated a. Mount Vernon aye and
Vsts 10 SUIT tenant. s7c6 mo n
financial responsible parties only
Call Mr. MADDEN. Presidents
Gardens Hotel. TE. $4,000. toi
appointment
BUS, FIXTuRES - Watch bench
wall and showcases Field elasses
watches. rints. other mdse les
than factory Price Ooing cut o
Ms kNh 9th AZ ~ ME- AsNea
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CoLoRED-s ROOMS and bath
sffpR ITIaE Fn'i NV MxRsHSEi J
WAPLE co 1874 i4th o. NV
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LeonNIuNONus NJ
REST. with beer. 100 seats: I
q m. $50 pm. | shift, closed sun.
perfect for Italian or French cui
sine. guar. 81 400 per week. sac
due 10 Illness.
BAR AND GRILL Downtown. Guar
Sl,400 per week & days sam
owner 90 years. only SCI 800
REST with beer. over 100 case
weekly. euar. Si.S0O per week
only Sl5.5O0, terms
SOUVENIR SHOP. best location
S3O. 600 incl sic 600 stock shof
hours thriving business
DELicATEssEN over 81 600 pc
week Twins otrs incl S6.0e1 com
plete. incl $500 stock.
BAR AND Grill. for eolorsd .
white. perfect setup for couple
ATLAs.PAPANIcoLhs ~,
Ma. t-IOoO IN. 2.3OS'
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A $4,000 Cash Investment buys
TV news agency returning you
Sl2,500 yearly plus repayment
Of investment. Excellent refer
ences and industry reputation
Write FOLSOM. l475 Euclid St
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HOUSES TO SHARE
HILLcREsT HGTs.-o-rm; hOu,,

HILLCREsT HGTS.-6-rm. house
bsmt., fenced yard. Sl26; util
inels., RE. 6-4926.
ALEX.-Young woman would like
to share 3-bedrm. furn. home with
2-3 young women. XII. s.lS66
WORKING COUPLE to share new
home. newly furn. with semitic
man owner. Air cond. living area
bus by door to downtown. Refer
ences REQUIRED. 10. 1-2670.
MOTHER AND CHILD have nice
home which we will share with
another mother and child or two
girls. Falls Church area. Refs
exch. JE. 4-1S10.
WESLEY HEIGHTS NV. Girls tc
share coop type living in roomy,
furn. house with other Girls
conv. bus to dntwn. en-. 2-436s.
Mr.. SnOREHAM HOTEL or
youna ladies to share furn. house
with . other Girls. good transp
HU. 3-S642 or EN- 5000,
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WALTER REED AREA

HOME AND INCOME Arranged
Def. LARGE Eof@Idesi for
doctor or Ice family Liy. RIM. With
hrepl. din. rm. kit, breakfast nook
den, powder rm.. 3 beorms, 2 baths
finished attic 3-rm bkmt apt .
entrs Immac Fenced yard. Priced
under $50 900
APIS, 3 rms; bath cath ga-
rage oil heat Only slO.s50
OWENS REALTY NE s-0tsf
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r h:lsss5 " Id .sc ~ ~ .p. ''3 @Ib
BARBER SHOP, for rent or lease
fully equipped. Gail RE. 7.13O7
SALE-ooing self-service grocery
store, IN good neighborhood: vel
stocked and equipped. reas. terms
Call AD. e.gs04 or RA. 3.0435
GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY = Pulls
equipped restaurant for sale OF
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1888 TEXAS AVE. s.E.-5
RMS. AND BATH. EXCEL.
COND. GAS HEAT. GOOD
NEIGHBORHOOD sos MO.
All 4th ST. N.E.-6 RMS,
BATH. COMPLETELY RE-
DEC. CONVENIENT TO
SCHOOLS AND TRANsP.
sos MO.
1918 10th ST. N.W.-s
RMS, 2 BATHS; EXCEL.
LOCATION, JUST OFF
CARLINE, SCHOOLS Mr.
BY. $125 MO.
IWASHBURN q MAIZE
o25 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
ST 3-2S16 Ewes, DE. 6-s774
| rs<<V
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S1S,0O0-S40, 900 yr. income
Priced from s.. 50O-S5. 900 plus
stock. Lovely fixtures, beautiful
merchandise One has living quar-
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NURsERY SCHnnL i Irr AND az

BUS, FIXTURES - Watch bench
wall ana showcases. Field slasses
watches. rines other mdse. les
than factory price ooing out .
bus. SIS 9th II. NV. NE e.i6f4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-21

USED CAR lot. established 4 yrs.
equipped. Rent. $50. illness. RE
5-9746 weekdays.
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CUHNEH OWUCEHN. RrOselng
100000 annually. for lease or
sale: incl. approx. acre Of land
in Fairfax Co. Call AP. 7-759S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-21

DRUGSTORE - Excel. opport. for
enterprisinR druggist. in CROWNS
community, adjacent to Ben
Franklin store, post once. bank
and theater; no payment for good
will required. GREkNBELT REAL
TY, ISL Centerway, Greenbelt
Md. OR. 1851. CIR. 3-436l.
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PAUL p. STONE

III. 2.ll0b RA. 3-g233
c0LoRED. 18th AND HOBART
Beautiful 7-rm., 2Is-bath home,
side-hall plan, arranged 10 2
lovely eptl Get. gar: excellent
81. 3-73ee, ATLAS REALTY co.
C0LORED-11th AND PARK I'd.
NW.-g rms. and 2 baths. quiet,
convenient location, oll,b00 and
terms. HARRISON x ADAMS, p32
X ~. NV. Ma. s-e30s.
COL0RED-3-HAMILY UNIT; sams
tenants several Yrs home and an
investment. Also several 5. B, Il
I'm, houses. different parts Of city;
tlOO-f30O cash some vacant and
Ike new OWNER, IA. 9-70f0
COLORED, 45II Iith ST. NV
Beaut detached corner brick home
Features include 10 rms ~
baths Priced 70 sell FLOYD q
DAVIS, 1899 X at. nv ma. g
0352 Ewes Lu 2-OO37
COLORED--354I 18th st. NV
Opportunity for investor, speeu.
lator or home seeker 10 purchase
this lovely s-rm 2.bath fuii-bemt
home oil hot.water heat. front
ana rear porchet. sarge. must b.
sold At once. reasonable price uifh
substantial cash HO 2.0SI2.
daliy AD t.e0es
CONTINUED on Hs1t Paeel
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$500 100000 cash down. al
sections D. c., nearby Nd and Va
New listings daily. clients waiting
Partners wanted. Lease with optior
to purchase. Buy as an investment
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74l9 18th ST. NV.

OPEN Sun 10 q
Near walter Reed, Good tranSp
iuil bath ana bsdfm. on Isl soor
Nv rm din. rm. KIT enclosed
porch 2nd floor, 3 bedrms and
bath. foored attic. slate roof. on
h.-a. heat. det brick garage. *
Gel eond. s23.e50. Call Mr.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

ST., near Georgia
ave-Large brick corner dwelling
with private entrance 10 finished
basement, excellent location for
combination home and once for
professional man: no parking
problems public transportation at
door quick possession OWNER.
PA n.f.lOl
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COLORED

900 G ST. S.E.-5 RMS
AND BATH. GAS HEAT
$50 MO.
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Variety-Patent Medicines

Yearly volume, $4,000; 35es
mark-up; good lease. telephones
and pin-ball machines pay rent
Partners should easily net $4,000
yearly each Priced reasonably
Wonderful terms TO responsible
peopls Ewes ana Sun" shea
KOGOn e. ROOKOEF
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OPEN SUNDAY, 1-6
SHEPHERD PARK
1419 GERANIUM ST.

OPEN SUNDAY, 20
1919 Cue Of. n.w.--Home and In
come: rms, kit. and bath on LIST
a.; 8 rms. kit. and bath on 2nd q
oil heat, See Mr.. Ryan, Oh. 2-bllS.
with NJ. PAUL HANNAH, 1872 18th
ST. NV, ME-. S-4l00.
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sos o st. n.w.--6 rms, bath, NV,
heat. $50.
1868 c st. ST rms. bath, Sas
$500 Blk. nth st. n.w.-1st fr.
fat; 5 rms, bath. gas heat. Adults
only. Ref. required, $65.
2OO2 18th 81. n.w.-Flat, z rms.
bath, gas h.-wh, S15.-
1879 18th ST. n.w.-2nd mr. nat;
9 rms, bath. arcola heat. Adults
GUY TIMER
1929 18th st. NV. NO. 7-4907
COLoRED POSSESSION
65a r st. ne, 8 rooms Slbg
233 H st. ne. & rooms $50 80
AUERBACH a. CO. DI. 7-650l
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,coNTlNvtDl

NOVELTY 4 SOUVENIR SHOP
Greet. eards. lewelry, etc; mic,
buy: no reas. OF. refused 500 9Th
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CONN AVE. sIs,s50-3 bedfms.
porshss: EarHEss .,,' This BIS house 81 hal
zoned for apis II person desires "a
rem, part gr..S out, L Loss,sd across
mediate occupancy PRANK s
PHILLIPS NC, DI. f-i4ii Of
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COLORED LII G ST. NV. =:
bedTms., liv. rm., kit. and bath
bsmt commercial: reas. rent
LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN q CO.. Agent
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COLORED - So - Germ. batt
semidet;; M; 18th and Z M ne
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RESTAURANT. beautifully equip
good business. beer avail; nc
dealers; $4,000 needed. Boa
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RESTAURANT in Clarendon. va.
ii in p.R 11 Also suns. and nd holidays
seats IS does 5000 daily: short
order style: $1,000 cash down
bal. monthly. BOB HOLLANDEH
.ExcLusIyE) l4ll Pa. ave. NV
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
COLLEGE PARK

COLLEGE PARK
We have daily request for un-
Furnished homes for rent. In the
University. OF Maryland area.
BENSON-JOYCE
AP. 7-7sS0
4b0b Knox Rid, College Park. Nd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-21

EASTWOOD - OWNER LEAVING
CITY, chance 70 buy a beautiful
Colonial home In choice con.
trolled DEVELOPMENT. greatly re-
duced price upper middle eos
P p STONE, To 2-1iO5 RA
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MYRTLE A. WEADON
$1,000 DOWN

LUNOf1EOINE E-N,E 1t
Hours. 8 to 6: closed sun: rent
only 500 mo- pin-ball machines
and music box pays rent, air
cond, beautifully equipped. Ex-
elusive
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-21

ESTABLISHED REAL ESTATE Of
insurance accounts. or your enttrl
hnsiness nnr I0H Gtar
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OPEN 10 10 Z PM. DAILY

vi E1N ~ TO 7 'I'1' IzA4A Z
Estab. section OF Rosemary Hills.
Silver spring-7-rm. brick house
with gar, 8 Ice. bedrms.. baths.
. Ice; closets End ioor. Liv. rrn.
cupboard, hall and closet; pine
to attic. full bsmt. with toilet: COM
pleteIy redec. | "a quiet blocks 20
new public school. 81, Michaers
Parish. Garden. magnolia towering
shrubs. S175 per mo.
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sToRE. owHER meyinE Fls, VIII
seerince for cash. JE. 2.5e6e.
sERy1cE STATION fcr sale-e.bay,
nslshborhood business section
$50 wilson blvd, IA. b.ittO.
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PACKAGE LIQUOR-N.W

owner quotes over Sl,sO0 wkly.,
mostly "a pints, pintS and wine
sales. will show 17eo gross proft:
small payroll Circumstances force
/ immediate sale Priced low at Sl6,-
4 500, plus stock. $4,000 down may
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RESTAURANT-LIQUOR. downtown
$4,000 year: S25.O00 cash
handles: also smaller restaurant
GERBIcH. ST. 3-l939, EN-
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HOUSES unFURNIsRtp

CoLoRED; $500 RMS. and b.
920 18th st. NV; h..W.h.: Ice
yds. EN-. 3-9l9l or Re. 7-65e5
COLORED - SO 2 81. s.W. - 4
rooms and bath; brick: being re.
noyated; So 80. ST. 3-S484.
COLORED-32 sth ST. N.E.-Rov
Gently renovated: S75. II. 3-00e4
COLORED-626 c ST. Sc. ljust
on Pa. ave. Spacious and newly
decorated 4-bedrm. home avail
now At only $40: clean III VIII
NON & LUCHS CO., 724 14th ct
u " Ma a.03Ai
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ISGRHHAM ST

tOLORED-FT. DUPONT, i23s
German Sc. mr. new s-bedrm
cor. brk $50 so. ~ 9.e324. IL
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HARDWARE sTORE-Busy street
ample parking. Terms TO suit re.
sponslble party. WO. 6-3437.
PARTNER-Man or woman. activl
or Inactive. wanted in estab. rea
estate once. A following in renta
properties desirable. BOX SIX
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IDEAL FOR CPL.-Sandwich and
ice cream drive-in; plenty OF
parking, good lease: closed on
Sundays: busy highway. mr.. Falls
Church. doing GOOD business all
down. '0u Focd fe1 term nm0u" GOTHAM 81
REALTY, 924 W. Broad ST., JE
2.7300.
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kOOMING HOUSE buyers-I have
listed IL rms, 4 baths: on Mass
ave-, bet. Goth and 22nd NV,
partly furn. Wants total price Of
sIo0; House rent, S115 mo. subj
Check possibilities Of starting Z
rooming house. EDWIN L. ELLIS
1910 Vermont ave-. RE. 7-5I40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-21

used furniture 81 years reason
able no. 2-s160. IL 3-3sO0
FOR LEASE-Modern Texaco sery.
,rn Nd. Apply soUTHERE MARY
LAND OIL CO. La Plata. Nd
Day phone West 1851. night
Prince Frederick 100.
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COLORED-COMPLETELY reno.
waited s rms, bath. garage; Gas
neat and hot water. Immediate
occupancy. Reduced to $3.50 Z
a0ntn. 1928 Mclean ave. w.. RE
7-l20O.
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1900 18th 81. NV CO 5-o22e
MINED. OCCUPANCY

Several newly decorated
brick ramblers in the Falls
Church area Many with ALL
cleo 0-E kitchens. including
garbage disposal. dishwaSh-
or. etc. fireplace. with or
without basement. 10 3
bedrmS. Mr.. schools, stores
and buses
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-07-31
Warehousemen
Seek Exemption
From Penalties

A House Agriculture Subcom-
mittce asked this week ;nat
warehouSemen and buyers DC
exempted from penalties of 4
proposed bill to Ciack down on
.ovcrpruductiun of tobacco.
Subcommittee members agrC-
ed informally on provisions Of
the bill, which would tighten ~
.quiremcntS ter collecting petal
ties for production OF tobacco III
excess of quotas. Sut they di-
rcCted il be rewritten to exempt
ed warehousemer and tobacco
buyers from the penalties.
The members olso directed
that the bill includI Agriculture
Department changes. One would
provide for liens on tobacco
crops equal 10 the amount Of
penalty. AM subject to 6 per
cent interest until PAID. An0, -"
would base the penalty on IN"
amount of tobacco harvested in
contrast 10 present law when al
lows 4 farmer TO crow more 10.
bucco than he is aliotcd and dis
pose of it later without penalty.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-07-31
Canadian Leaf
Exports Shew
Drop From sc

Canadian "NpOr, OF uumauu- b
fa,.uryd tobacco IN 1856. t-taI-'
.2- a02 million bounds. wee.
o-g-thrrd less than the 1855 r,-
cord high OF +8.4 million. sr.r-
Tvnts of ;Iu'-yurJI totalct 2S o.
million pounds, compared with.
45.5 million II 1875 ana 80. mil
lion n 1854 Exports Of burlCv, !
dark air fire .cWru. and Other.
types were 1875. 8g.9. and 1879 3
percent ldrGCr thon the 1855 lev
eel OF 948.OOG, 1900. and $4,000
lbs. respectively Exports Of
stems ana cuttings. principally
to the United States. amourta1.
to only 2ll.pOO pounds in cor.
trast to l.7+6,OOO pounds IN 1855
Lower exports Ct leaf tubac. o
To the United KINGDOM ard Aus
.tralIa accounted TO-. most of the.
decline. However total ship
mcntS, principally flue-curcd. 10.
continental Europe we're doLble.
the 1855 level OF l.6 million
Fluc-curcd shipments to the
Netherlands rose from ) to Is
million. Other European couu-
tries stepping up their purchase
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-07-31

the sixteenth annual convention
of Leaf TOBACCO Exporters AS
ISOLATION, At White Sulphur
Springs, w. Va. this month.
President Curtis M. Dozier,
Jr.. Richmond, Va. asked trese
questions: - Is the mandatory
support of 80 percent of parity
"a factor in the erosion of our
foreign trade? p Does tht pres
cnt ridge system ot grade sup
port prices fail to follow market
patterS. resulting in certain
grades selling at auction sub
Stantially above the support lev
cl. while other grades are prr-
chased by government financed
cor-opcrativeS at prices conSid-
'erably above their true marke'
value? 81 Is It harmful to the in
duStry. and Unfair to the tax
payer. for the government to
finance the purchase OF millions
OF pounds OF tobacco when he
average auction r'l,e is sub
Stantially above the mandatory
support level!
He declared that these and re-
lated questions should receive
the most earnest consideration
in all quarters. dur ing the com
ing weeks and months.
The exporters Cv-clcctcd Mr
DoZicr president, l.. \. Dibrcll OF
DanvillC. Va. vice president.
Stuart Ficklen OF CrIeenvillC. y.
G.. treasurer. Nance to three
year terms on the executive
committee were j. d. Palmer Of
Wilmington, n. c., George Tho
mas of Wendell. n. c., and J. B.
RUundtrcc OF Lun,bcrton, n. <.
J. c. Lanicr of Glccnville. n.
G. Is executive secretary and
general counsel.
President Dozie- said tlat
some ground has been lost IS
we see our exports maintaining
a relatively stable level. while
III the past 80 years tobacco con
sumption throughout the wcrlt
has almost trCblcd.'
He cited three Ways in whi"h
export business ca. be lost: O.
10y producing The Wong kinu Fl
tobacco. ~ by nC1 produc.ng
enough tobacco: O. by pricinl !.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-07-31

out of the world market. There
is grave danger, hc said, that
the pressure on pnccS in 1857,
resulting from tn production OF
a crop conSidcrabl. less than
normal disappearance, will cause
prices 20 rise To Sucn a level that
much of the export business will
be in jeopardy.
The Exporters Association at
tempted 10 get a revision IN the
drastic crop cut Of 20 percsn'
below 1856, but don't succeed
The 1856 crop flIc-cured yield
was 1923 pounds per acre. al
all-time record. resulting in 4
production OF liG5 millio y
pounds. However, much of II
was of undesirable varieties
pale and slick tobacco which
was unacceptable TO domestic
and foreign customers. ConSe1u-
emily. although the price vcr-
age of Sis cents per Id. was
slightly lower than the 1855 av-
cragc. Some 800 million pounds
were taken IN by Stabilizatlor
Corporation under government,
loan.
Prices tor 1856 hurley were "a
an all-timc nigh. resulting il Z
substantial loss of hurley eX.
.pOr'S.
President DOzle. outlined tn,
efforts made To encourage grow
crS 10 produce. as far as posi-
bic. the standard varieties O
leaf. Il believe ills campaIC!
has had some success, but no
enough" he said. He refer ,cG
also To- the plan il. effect til!
yea. .r'cr which IN uld. si-.
able fluc-CurCd varieties will r.,
CCIv. q pr. .ppOtt of IH POI,
cent OF parity. rather than 81
percent. All tobacco offered a
auCuou xiii be poSitlN ell .d>...i
lied. SO that buyers will kI.ov
whv...r . b, !, - the o.-
counted or To- the acceptable
varieties.
Al Inc present time. one ac.o
uu' OF every three of fluc-Curc,
..E....... ,,,....,rr...,4 =, ..s,..,r,..r; 7
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-07-31

of Canadian flue-cured leaf M
.cluded Portugal, denmark, and
Sweden. The United Kingdom is
the principal export outlet I r
Canadian hurley. but during
1856 small quantities were ship =
ped to the Netherlands and Bel
GUM, Combined exports OF all
types of Jamaica, Trinidad. Brit .
ish Guiana, and Barbados were
Asst percent above the 1855 level
of 81 million pounds.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-07-31

chants believe are now adverse
IL affecting ,neir segment of the
industry were propounded TO
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-07-31

Three questions reIatng Which
PAGE THE TABOR CITY TRIBUNE WE'D. 1857
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-28
Sherwood Students
To Attend PurIey

Doris Becraft and Adelaide. john
ston Of Sherwood High School will
attend the United Nations seminar
to be held by the American Friends
Service Committee in New York
May 8-1l.
The two students will be spon-
sdfed by the Sandy Spring (Md)
Friends Meeting.
Each year the Quaker orSaniza-
ton. AFSC. dedicated to serving
peace. sponsors seminars in WASH
ington. New York and a leading
industrial city. Teen-agers take
part and pool their ideas in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-28
Written for Her

The song was written especially
for me" by Lou Bedell and Herb
Newman, staff songwriters for the
Era label. While Hotel moved
In rhythm-and- blues tempo,
there's no question that Ais tune
is pure rock-and-roI. 1t starts like
this:
~He0rtbredk Harry. don't yd
bredkd my heart,
HeGrtbre1k Harry, don't va
bre0kG my heart.
No more No more. No more.
You left me once, you left me
ttCice,
HeGrtbreGk Harry. that amt
nice. :"
The record is selling well in the
Washington area, where Ais at
tTacted notice by way of several
extended night club appearances
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-28
By HARRY BAcAS

she looks" commented the
spectator watching Ais Lesley per-
form in a night club. like a small
child in a tantrum"
1t wasn't a tantrum It was the
type of rock-and-roll dervish for
which the female Elvis Presley" is
becoming famous.
The little C5-foot-3) blond with
the flying ponytail and the big
guitar screeches and gyrates
through Hound Dog" Love Me
Tender" and other Presley hits.
Just the same, she disclaims the
Presley association. Her song style
is more LII Richards" the 19-
year-Old singer insists.
However. as she begins to invade
another Presley domain, top-selling
records. the similarities to the
Tennessee wiggler keep following
her.
Her first big disc. just released,
Is "Heartbreak Harry" no kin, she
says. to 'Heartbreak Hotel" one
of Elvis' first big records.