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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-07-31
Lucky Dollar"
Food Store Opens

Tabor City's new est super
market will open mere Thursday
when c. c. Solcs ara Sons stage
the Grand Opening for the
Lucky Dollar" food store.
The grocery store housed IN
the building that includes c. c.
Soles and Sons hardware, appG-
ance and dry good: departments.
change was announced by r. c.
SOlcS.
I'VE have become affiliat ed
with the Lucky Dollar stores In
order to offer our customers
more economy in their grocery
shopping. As we are able to pur-
chase grocery items at a lower
price, we are happy to pass -
long the savings to our many
customers" said Robert So!es
Fifteen baskets Of free grOc..
cries will be given away FriG.ay
and Saturday. Also. a WeSting
house steam iron will be given
away 10 the lucky ticket holder.
Solos said free balloons ami
ice cream would also be civ cr
away during the grand openi e.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-07-31
Tabor City PTA
Wins Award

The Tabor City Turcnt Teach
IT'S Association has received the
Jubilee Citation for having fifty
pvv cent or more OF the families
~ ,nn association subscribing 10
the p. T. A. magazine.
The magazine = the official
monthly publication OF the Ma
.lunai Parent Teachers AsSocI.-
non and the award was made
by the National Congress of p
i. \. IN observance Of the Gold
n Anniversary.
The honor for the 1861
school year only went TO thceo
other organizations in North
Carolina. They W., to the p.
r. As al Fort Bis Salisbury
and Marion.
Mrs. James c. Cox, president
of the Tabor City p. T. A, said
Fl feel the credit Tor this honor
should be gwen 10 Mrs. J. c.
Bell. Jr.. magazine chairman and
10 the grade motECI chairman
Tor the 1867 term. who work
ed with her in placing the ma,
gazine in seventy pc.cent of the
homes OF the membership.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-07-31
Merchants Have Unique Public
Relation Plan That Will Work

Tabor City merchants have
added a new twist to their prb-
lie relations with customers in
the trade area.
This year they nave instigated
"a personal visitation program
and it's proving I oarrel of fun
as well as paying dividends.
cts good to geS away from
my business for a lew hours and
visit with people VINO make this
such a wonderful part OF North
Carolina in which 10 live" said
ono business man who had just
returned from a four-hour trip
the ruyal area where ne
stopped and chartered with
farmers along the way.
I'VE aren't trying to force any
one to do their shopping in Tab
or City but we want them to
know that we appreciate the
business Of those who tra'e
here" said a spokesman for the
Merchants Association who says
the visitation program Is the
best single project that has been
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-07-31

Initiated in Ions, long time.
Actually, the idea originated
with the executive-secr Of
the Merchants Association il
Tabor City. Tally Eddings, 9
farmer who recently took over
the reigns of the sccretary's job
expressed the neea for such o
project and local merchants took
II from there.
II don't know wat else a fell
low could expect Here, uie1
take time away from their busi
ness to come out md visit Us
farmers. IF that doesn't convif c,
us that we are welcome in Tabor
City, / don't know what wiz
said an aged farmer who cx.
pressed surprise that mcrcha ! S
would undertake such a venture
No one knows what rate OF
dividends will be paid through
this visitation plan but one thine
is certain: there are a lot oil
merchants who arc thoroughly
enjoying this particular Merch-
ants Association promotion.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-07-31

or some grades among the buy
crN was the kccncst they ha1
ever seen on opcring day.
The practical top Tor tobacco
tuesday was S67 nd this ap-
pcarcd off about 81 from 1856
The common and medium grades
1ppearcd to be up 81 to So. The
very poorest grades also appear
cd to be above 1856 levels
Sterilization Corporation could
almost have done without a re-
preventative on the Tabor City
market Tuesday a. very li,tic
tobacco went for The support
prIC,
Joe Coleman. of the X. {. Core-
man Company firm said. w
dldnt have i single pile of 10
baCco that went ;" Sterilization
This was the first time in the
many years we lave been in
the tobacco business that Stabil .
lzation didn't get any tobacco on
our floors"
Very little went 10 Stabilize
ton from Planters Warehouse
either
Don Watson. of Planters, said
today Il know tobacco prices are
going to get better. II looks to
me like grade for grade the
ISaleS Tuesday were just aoou,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-07-31
Fall Is Fatal To
Ieaman Youth


al "''''' VIZ JILL GU
tiii &c iiiles cast vi "hi'eNiiie OIL
=" - 30 carry I ""S hioliiI''s
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'''''"''S N"u'''S ''s' hi'"" !
''''' '''. init ''''''S' '"''''S
''.'7'. ''''''-''. y '''.-' ''''''
IN" l. year OLD NhiteVHl2
.tI&h ScnoO! nt-AGHs and athlett
.hl'" al o:+O d. d.. sunday IN CO.
IumouS Cou"'y Hospital follow
ing a iali from Z loving leeP
DrA'h cam rom cad injuries
suffered IN 'ic i"I.
Acc,r5ir. ;, s,,o p,,r,,.,,,,
II ~ o. ...r h., ,,,.,',,c,a,;.'z
off;cor canaan no. - n,.so,naS
- ,I,a VII, ;,na -, -
risina so,;n. =, NJ, Uanoro~
uioL CobooI WI. NT.f,.,n
p,cLs ~ 1oc5 cr,Io ,roa. va
oing,on Tboso ,u,o 80 ,a,,,rn
ipa to- a,;to,,;,.. g. 81; .
hons. n,rty -, L. wacrsr-,v,
aftar bay;no ot,e,,;r, -, ,r,n,,,
-. 1911 Js.s -, -
~ yyb;,oyiIIo Cn,,,.t,, CInh
parLor said ponl'. ,lII 100.
tho, v.oro rr,co,dn,, o,.. 49,
y,rd T,Lo Ivaccsn,',r -, ~,
rrox;,,o,oI,. Az Ill. 49,. la,,r
,,,bop IN au.o on,,a,,i,a -
fric,5s droyo 49,, oI,inJ .,o,.
Tho driver ri tbo ieon tord ~,
officer that young ioar,ar Stood
Inn and wben botb InoIoJ h,c,.
itac ,cbicIo 20, orr w. hio,,m.a,.
lar = noint IN !, u,rero tbo rr,5
au,,.od .trn.;, - ~
Whom pool,s n.,I,,a ,La i,o,
hack onto ~ 49, ,.r,,.. foo
man r.ll from :, - ,raI,. Nil.
of Iybitcvi1In nrb1 ,.,s DIM,
The au,o u.h;cb u.,- hoh;,d &c..
loon and ,,o,bo, Nv Ma.
Rnxar, p,ro,oot .r IviI,,i,r, -,
also n,sscnocr =, a., $780,,
verified po,Ls. .t.i.r,.,, ,,.
IrstroI,,,, r,,,r,oa
All said that IN. CALLING Youth
hit tho ,bourdor -, ,,S -;
bounced ONTO the p I'd errf,cn
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-07-31
Warehouse Firm,
In Tabor Same
AS Last Season

the same warehouse firms
who have operated IN the Tabor
City tobacco markc; so success
fully in the last few years, are
again back in buSu.uSS to hand'c
.thr bright leaf crops ui this area
The z. c. Coleman Company
.Is again operating New Farmers
Carolina and GalrClrS Ware
houses and Planters Warehouse.
lis under the same manager 81.
as last year, Dor Watson and
Ireland Gore. The Coleman Com
pany is composed - r. c. Cole =
imam. ST., r. c. Coleman. Jr.. Joe
coleman. O. /. Coleman ana
Harriet Skies.
The Coleman company has
fivc-scvenths OF the selling time,
a total of 1872 baskets a day
The Planters company has the
other two-sevenths of the selling
time, a total of 628 baskets.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-07-31
lobuceo Prices On Border Belt About Some AS Last Yenr

Sales of .DDaccp H. the Bort r
Belt Tuesday wer, not up t.
price expeditions aid quality n
local warehouse floors was ~:
aS good as IN 1856
The n. {. and L. S. depart
mcnts OF agriculture said that
average prices fog all grades
were higher than on opening day
last year but that oIG not appear
- be the case on most OF tho
nearby Border b.: and s. c
markets.
Estimated average price iy-
III sales on tn, PorIcr Bit
Tuesday was released at be
tween S53 and S54 per hundred.
Official opening day sales ave.
age last year in the Border Belt
was S4762.
In Tabor City, tuesday Saie-
totallcd 261,JOO pounds and the
average officially viii be Ii
known until Thursday. The av-
.erage was believed to be in the
So To S53 cent vicinity.
Seeking To get the farmer as
much for his tobacco as posi-
BILE, both local warehouse firms
bought a lot of the tobacco tina,
was on the floors on opening
day. However, officials on the
market said that the competitIor
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-07-31

coming 20 Tabor Ci'v nearly two
decades ago
An active member Of the Tab
or City Baptist church. he has
also been a Rotariau for many
years. a member of the Ameri.
can Legion and ha headed a
number Of civic Projects in Tab
or City.
With n years service in edu-
cation, Primer is eligible for
teacher retirement compensation
and can draw this pay in add
ton to his salary as assistant
principal at Loris
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-07-31
Jimmy Rogers
Begins Training
Al Fort Jackson

Jimmy Rogers, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. r. Rogers, Jr. of Tab u
City, is UNDERGOING basic tr9in.
ing AT Fort Jackson, S. c.
Rogers, upon completion Of
Nnsic training. WI 1ttend tho
Information specialist school al
Fort Slocum. New FORK. He will
tr..n for radio announcing ard
Crypt writing.
a recent graduate of the Uni
versity Of North Carolina. 'hC
young Tabor City mn
received his degree in radio and
tCleviSion.
He is married IL the former
Mem of Tabor City.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-07-31

protest meeting. endorsement Of
'nnnr 10y the Parent Tracl rrs
Association. and Ultimately a
su.gnt strike I'M import of 'ha
Tive Tabor city 2,ard fol SO
INK school closing uamod GcDrr
w Harriet, of Benson. princI-
pal for the coming year.
PInnCr is a graduate of Wake
Forest College and holds a Mast
er's Degree from The University
Of North Carolina re was prin-
clpal in Mt. Olive, N C., prior IN
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-07-31
Teen-Agers Club
To Meet Thursday

The Tabor City Tccn-Agers
Club will meet Thu sday. Aug
ust !, at 7:30 p. m al the home
of Franklin Rogers or the Pirc
way Road.
Members who nave not pai6
for their membership cards may
pay for them, in the amount OF
twenty cents, Thursday night
said Franklin Rogers.
There will also he a small
charge for refreshments.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-07-31

firms had only a smattering of
tobacco today. Both firms said
they did not believe heavy Sales
would resume until Monday Of
next week.
The mucn-discusseo discount
varieties were completely gone
frow the floors in Tabor City.
Not a single pile of 1873, l40 or
.2f4 was on the floor TUESDAY.
Farmers were not expressing a
Continued OIL. Page 81
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-07-31
Mystery Shrouds
Fowler Shooting

Funeral services were held for
Homer Leon Fowler, of Tabor
City Friday afternoon at 400
At Iuman Funeral home by Rev.
j. y. HuckS. Burial followed in
~ Forest Lawn cemetery.
The % year old man died
Tuesday in Rocki .s.am of gun
shot wounds md Grady Walters
81. of PCaChland, - in serious
condition in the Alison County
Hospital with a - calibre DulIe.
II his brain Cause of the en-
counter between tic two men
that led to/thc shooting Is still
mysterious. To Shooting occur
TSi at a ccmctCrr near Pcacu :
mo about 1000 N TGcsday
night.
Both Fowler anO Walters were
found about eight feet apart
lear the residence and the auto
matte rifle lay near Walters feet.
He had bought the rifle on Fri
day. Fowler was Sill alive whcr
found but lied OH the way to
the hospital.
Fowler died of 4 diagonal bull
~ through his DIST Walters
nd a bullet mole between his
eve brOWS, lust about the bridge
Of his nose.
Jimmy Norman Spivcy, 30,
rode to Pcaohland On the fatal
night with Fowler. 10th Spivey
and Fowler worked for the Will
son Tree Company, and Spivey
lived in the Fowler home.
As related by SpIvey to An
Sn County Sheriff Hubert L.
MyfiCld and Rural Police Chief
Fred II. Hyatt. Fowler proposed
at about nine o'clock Tuesday
night that they ride over 10
PcaChlani. The twO went in
Fowlcr'S car, turning southwark
at PcaChland and stopping at Tire
residence of Mrs. BCrniCe New
ton Furr. about ha's a mile from
PeaChland on the White Store
road and adjacent 10 the Peach
no cemetery.
After The Rockingham ne
stopped. n mans "CICe was heard
IN the dark Ios. .sNTIvCy said a
wOman'S name was called, but
he was not certain of the naT e,
then the voice added Pm going
10 kill you"
SpivCy then SluInped down in
the car to hide. Fowler got ont.
Shortly afterward q shot was
beard, then noise as of men
Mining around the FUR dwell
ing house.
GOES to CALL LAW
Young SplvCy then decided 10.
seek help. Being unfamiliar Win
the neighbornood, he drove the
Fowler car back 10 Polkton,
went to the Bob Glenn service
station and there telephoned tol
Wadesboro and asked for offic-
ers to go to the scene.
BRural Police Chief Fred Fl.
Hyatt responded. the time being
a little after 10 O'Clock. He went
to Polkton and made contact
with Spivey, then proceeded tol
Peachland.
Officer Hyatt-who was join !
cd in a short time by Sheriff.
bayfield, - found Fowler and
Walters lying about eight f,etl
apart 1879 steps from the Furr
hGuse. Beside Walters lay al
Sactically new 90 caliber auto
matte rifle with long cart 4
ridges in the magazine. One dis i
charged shell was found by OIL
ficer Hyatt in the gi,inity.
An ambulance was quickly
summoned, the call being answ-i
cred by the Leavitt FunsrajI
Home.
Fowler was married and hal
CONTINUED On Page s.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-07-31
JOHN ALLISON GORE

Mr.. and Mrs. J. Roland Gore
announce thr biz Il of son,
John Allison. Sunday. July :
James Walker Memorial Hospit-
al, Wilmington.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-07-31
SoIes Is Acquitted
of Assault Churue

AS predicted foll5wlng the in .
cidcnt, Clyde Solc5 charged with
aSSaultiag Norman Smith on tiiy
streets of Loris, wds acquitted in
"A jury trial II LoI:s last Thus
day afternoon. The decision re-
.gUIrcd less than illc minutes.
SolCs' charges e!lw out C a
beating he administered TO Smith
on III" main streets OF LoriS ait
cr Smith had workc'i with SoL;h
Carolina Tax Coma lssiun agclrg
to catch six place. OF business
selling b--r au Sunday in viola
lion Of State law. 80 cs was one
OF the operators caught.
Reports by p ms obse,,-
f. ing = trial sar, tbat Dwight
SuGGs' one OF De pers.. in
VOWED in the beer raids on
sunday and aIlcgculy The nan
who held Smiths wife while
SOleS administered the beat
ing, actually was = member Of
the jury. This, however. is i'll
error although originally OBJ
servers at the trial bclieN ed
this to be the case. Suggs
actually was wItneSS for
SOles. and his testimony play
ed a part in the acquittaI.
Smith was not present az
the trial. He WIS repeatedly
contacted i'll some manner and
notified of the hearing but
neither he nor lCng list of
witnesses were available at
the trial. Evidence at the trial
was entirely in Soles' favor
in that the man he attacked
was not present To testify.
Soles' evidence endeavored
to prove that Smith attacked
him rather than SoIcs' attack
ing Smith. But tie fact re-
mains that SOics pursued
Smith for several days and
openly stated his intent to
beat Smith up COCO.
Solos had been under = $iOC
bond since the fight occurred
He had pursued Smith for sun.
time before catching up WI
him and aSSlulting INN in Lori,
Smith suffered extensive and
permanent eye dam:.gC. His y.
act whereabouts now is unknown
although higher authorities @r,
investigating the entire affa!r.
l. The case Of trc confisCdtcd
slot machines continues TO b a
lively topic Of conversation. The
answer to why" /. happened
goes unanswered.
The best information availa5l.
indicates that the machines wcr
sold to a Murrcl. s Inlet mar
repeatedly a junk dealer wi;F
name of "LayordwItz," for s25
which the county presumably re-
ceivcd.
Authorities are investigating
the possibilities tn - these mach
ines were then rcSDlu at a price
repeatedly around $1,000 in
North Carolina. It is believed the
machines went TO kinSton. N. G.
for possible rebuilding.
Here arc the serial numbers Of
% Of the machines along with
the denomination Of the coins
that were fed into hem: so cert
machines - Numbers 5457gr.
59O727. 10000. .o5OO8 and
1876 25 cent maCtincs-Nun-
brrS 571753. 5GOlsa. 552OGt
1880, 1894. 10 cent machines
Numbers 587O24. 577237. I849-
20, 1859 and 1864. S cent
machines 49, Numbers 57i87l
564792. 5637O8, 59OiG3 and 1868
90. In addition, there Sas one
machine that took silver dollars.
number 587137. Another mach
the name OF "Layordwitz," for
i74.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-07-31

like last year. i wa, to see The
farmer get more tor his tobacco
than last year, nc Just has 20
get more after taking such a cut
in acreage"
Near capacity sales were hel=
in Tabor City on tuesday but
the floors of boin warehouse
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-07-31
An average OF S55.06 was post
ed today by the Tabor City To-
bacco Market.

Tally Eddings. sales supervis-
or, said at noon that 62,728
pounds sold for total of $685.
2SS.l3.
He noted that i great portion
OF toddS'S tobacco Was of low
grade.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-07-31

Funeral services were held for
Homer Leon Fowler, of Tabor
City Friday after noon at 400
At lnman Funeral home by Rev.
!. y. HuckS. Burial followed in
'ac Forest Lawn cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-29
4 BEDROOMS
~ BATHS
23''x12' LIVING ROOM
14'x11 DINING ROOM

Shown here is the Colonial designed
>urfoIk home. . one Of the 6 rambler
and spIit-leveI model homes offered at
Woynewood. All have three or more
bedrooms. completely equipped ktch-
ems, posteI bathrooms and situated on
lots averaging V ocre with al! utilities
in. Prices stort OF $22, 80. ASK ABOUT
OUR GUARANTEE TO TRADE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-29

Associated Press Nswsfeatures)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-29
Loose Hinge Can Cause
Bulky Door to Act Up'

the door and the lamb Just ss the
others are. :
You can do this without Cakine
down the door. using q chisel snc
mallet to cut out the mortises
In purchasing q third hinge, gel
one Of the same size and type as
the top and bottom b,rges.
When you are absolutely GER
tain that loose hinges are not
causing the trouble, then you will
have to plane, file or sand the
part Of the Goor that is stick
ing.
Do this . little at a time, since
the tendency Is to take of too
much wood and leave an un-
slightly gap. And be sure that
the area worked on is repainted
or revarnished. One Of the main
causes Of a warping door is that
paint or varnish is not applied to
the edges and ends. That's where
the moisture takes its toll-and
that's where the finishing ma
terial is most important.
Distributed By
Associated Press Newsfeatures)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-29
Keep Eve on the Finish

Some two dozen steps, many Of
them hand operations. are in
volved in achieving q good nm
ish on furniture. The process
includes bleaching. staining, I'LL
ing, sealing. sanding. lacquering
and rubbing. time and time
again. With the final treatment
OF lacquer expertly rubbed down,
the finish is not only SATIN
smooth and lovely but durable
as well.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-29
Honored by Group

Charles w. Howe, 2026 Wilson
boulevard, Arlington. Va. has
been approved as a senior MEM
Der Of the Society of Residential
Appraisers. Mr.. Howe. a real
estate broker and builder, is afn-
lated with the Veterans Admin
istration appraisal panel and is
"a member Of the Washington
chapter Of the Society of Resi-
Dental Appraisers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-29
BY ANDREW c. LANG

When q door refuses to open
and close properly. the first thing
nearly every home owner does is
run for q plane, a file or sand
paper.
Actually, removing any wood
from a door to get 1t back into
working order should be q last
resort operation. Most Of the
time, the sticking or binding is
caused by one or more loose
hinges.
The hinges should be checked
by opening and closing the door
at varying degrees Of speed. OBJ
serving whether there is any
hinge movement.
This will have to be done care
fully, since the hinges. at first
glance. may appear to be solidly
attached to the door and the
jamb. But often it takes only
the tiniest fraction Of an inch
m0yement-as little as a 32d Of
an inch-to throw the door out
lof line.
Screwdriver Test
II no hinge movement Is no.
ticed. use a screwdriver to test
whether every screw in each
hinge Is frightened securely. II
a screw goes in all the way, yet
does not seem to be gripping
firmly. it means that the screw
hole has become enlarged.
A temporary cure is to use q
slightly larger screw yet one
which fits into the opening in
the hinge. The better way to
handle this problem Is to remove
all the screws from that particu-
lar hinge and MI the holes with
wood putty. plastic wood or a
wooden plug. When the filler has
hardened (not necessary If q
plug Is used). the hinge and
screws are replaced in their orig
inal positions.
Should all the screws be seated
firmly. a SHIN may be the answer.
A SHIN, in this case, is merely
10 piece Of cardboard placed un-
der the hinge leaf which is at
|tached to the door jamb. II the
door binds at the top, remove
the screws from the top hinge
leaf. place the cardboard under
Iit and replace the screws. The
screws thus win 60 through the
cardboard before going into the
wood.
II the door binds at the bot
tom. use the SHIN under the bot
tom hinge leaf attached to the
Ijamb. In either Of these cases,
10 little experimenting may be
necessary. such as a thicker piece
Iof cardboard Of two pieces Of
cardboard instead Of one. Or
you may ind that the SHIN
should be very small. just enough
TO ut under the edge Of the hinge
leaf without the screws going
Through the cardboard.
Hinges Outlast Doors
None Of this win work II one
or more Of the hinges is de-
fective. Usually. q hinge will
last as long or longer than the
door itself. but q replacement
must be made when the hinge is
cracked or bent.
An excellent way TO avoid fu-
ture strain on a door that is used
often is to add q third hinge,
midway between the other two. II
the hinges are Of the convention
al butt type. the third hinge will
have to be set into mortises in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-29

under construction. Edmund w.
Dreyfuss is the architect
The firm said the development
of three-bedroom ones tory
homes is located on Westmore-
land street, OF Route 123. beyond
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-29
Ornstein Opens
Morgote Manor
In Mclean Area

Ornstein Construction Co. has
announced opening Of q new
development to have q total of
81 units in the Mclean, Va.
area. It will be known as Mar
gate Manner.
A first group Of 10 homes are
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-29
Water for Rubber

AKRoN.-It requires about q
gallons Of water to produce /
pound Of rubber.