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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-03
APIS. FURNIsHED0. ..

Ism MI. AVE. N.W.-2-bedrm.
ff turn. j ~ 5-bsIs. De. $3.50. 80
GEORGETOWN - Eniciency apt;
utiis. incl; furnished or unfur-
nished. Call MR.. CALDWELL. HUI
3-4394.
1445 n ST. N.W.-very nice en-
available Immediately; $67 so per
month. To inspect see ianitor
on premises. or call BOSS q
/ PHELPS. INC. Ma. $4,000,
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE. 2R32 De-
catur pl n.w.-Air-cond., 5 rms.
bath: rear ser. porch; S125. FE
1900 MASS. AVE. Nw.-sublet,
peted, draped, hi-fi nv, bar. Com
plete for housekeeping: $500.
Avail. Dec /. AID. 2-7533 or
BACHELOR APT. = Takoma Park
pvt. entr. s55. RA. 3-1165.
EFFICIENCIEs : Downtown and
incl. HI. 3-3256. WI. 6-1ss4.
THE CANTERBURY, 7O4 3rd st.
n.w.-Clean, modern, attractive
I furn. enc. and 1-bedrm. apt. In q
beautifully kept, carefully man
aged eley. bldg; moderate rentals,
SSSSown %ssSnd n the heart rosi
walk to most Govt. ofices. Apply
MGR. Apt. 10.
III A ST. Sci and Q bedrms.
nicely furn.: convenient transp.
disposal all ami: S65 and 500
Ills MELBOURNE PL. N.W.-Pieas
cow. loc.: adults. Ho. 2-1219. A.
s.E.-Lge; front bedrm.. kit: very
a atiis. F Iu. 1- 4Se en'r' ''' 'n''
Lincoln PARK-well-furn.. clean
enc: tiled shower bath. Apply.
phone pDo IL iS s-o tasn ST. Sc eyes,
1923 ALLISON ST. N.w:-Nice s.
I'm ap -, py Gao BATH mi, ss s,rn A LI
ss-77o4a.' V wiLf SoT REAL Es-
TATE
Mr.. I6th-2 bedrms., liv. rm. with
foyer. pic, window. H.. d., b.; cor
apt, mod. furn., decor; Ice. clos,
vacuum, Bendix: parking; Sl2O.
AID. 2-67S2.
COY BACHELOR APT.
I'LL 18th ST. NV.
room with private bath. Nicely
furn.. only $3.50 mo. Key at laun-
dry next door.
WASH. HOUSING CORE.
931 H st. NV. MA. S-4SlS
3O25 18th ST. NV. =.
Efficiency apts., furnished. 500
and up: utilities included. See res
ident manager.
Low RENTAL
Bedroom, Kit, Bath Porch
1925 Illinois Ave. NV, ia. 9-3s49
CLIFTON MANOR APIS.
Newly decorated, attractive apis,
Short stay or long term. ParQuet
floors. tiled tub-shower
ff BEpRM' $3.50 TO 500 100
Excellent transportation. parking
space. AUTO. ELEVATOR. 24-HR.
S514 18th ST. NV. AID. 4-23e3
521 9th ST. NE.
| End floor. / bedroom. newly
decor. clean and cheerful: refrsr;
with cross freezer; shopping and
transp. at door; ideal for working
or retired couple: heat. hot water
H iR6isPsH; Elm BROS. & poNAHyE
652 H st ne. Ii. 7-3OO0.
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APIS. UNFuRMIsHED-D. c.

a24 MISSOURI AVE. N.w.-Livins
rm. bedrm., din. kit, bath. scr
porch: $50 mo. ST. 3-66s5.
2-BEDROOM APT, 3rd a. ovel
ssstS5' 6 See S SSss 1 fa s S45 BS
Mr.. G. W. UNIv.-5 rms. anC
bath. reas. rent. 2036 G st. NV
Key in drugstore.
1884 HARVARD ST. N.W.-2-bed.
rm; apt, porch; redec,; sig mo.
s3sI-A CROFFUT PL. Sc. of
MINI. ave. 3 blks south Of z
white. LII. 4-43s2 or 10. 7-S307
e5Oe QUE ST. s.E.-2 rms, dinette
FLOYD E. DAVIS Co, 1929 K
st. NV, Ma. S-0352.
1881 s. CAROLINA AVE. Sc
. rms, dinette. kit. and bath
S49.50. Key at ONCE. FLOYD E
DAVIS CO, 1929 X St. NV.
Ma S-0352.
DUPLEX APT. II bedrm., newly
decorated. heat and hot water
furnished: S65 mo. Key Apt. l
2s17 9TH st. NE
5000 18TH ST. Sc. = Q rooms
Key at $40, Apt. 5. FLOYD E
DAVIS CO, 1929 K st. NV.
Ma. s-O352.
S4JI 18th ST. N.W.-Beautiful
ise. apt. Of 4 rms. kit. and bath
redec.; sos. EN-. 3-9O11.
GEORGETOWN, i5O3-07 Goth st
Spacious bedrms,: liv; rm.
See janitor to inspect KooNEs
Sens. MONTGOMERY INC d
zoos 3rd ST. Me- bedrms., liv
rm., din. kit. bath; $3.50, incl.
utils. EHciency. lse; lily. rm.. din,
kit. bath; So so, incl; utils. DU
1916, or ia 9-S7S2.
500 CONSTITUTION AVE. NE
bedrms.. pvt. bath. kit. washrm
All utils. furn.: SIS. Ii. 6-2377.
HIGH OVER POTOMAC, Just over
d. c. line in Md. Air-cond.. scr
porch. . bedrms., IA baths; Sl35,
incl. utils. RE. 7-050S.
WALK TO WORK, blks. to Wood
ward and Lothrop-Four rms,
kit. bath. spacious closets. mir
rored doors. SS7: 3 rms, kit,
bath, $40: 9 rms. kit. bath, $50
In the well-kept 64-unit elev. bldg.
THE PLYMOUTH. 1896 18th st
NV.
8I5 E ST. S.E.-(Newiy dec.l Nv
rm.. 2 bedrms., dinette, kit, bath
$55; EARLY DAWN & CO., tn
N CAPITOL ST., 48I5 mr.. Missouri
-SS1. incl; .utils. Large Broom
apt, mod. bldg: excel. shopping
and transp. Janitor will show
PA. AVE. Sc. 1915 X ST., at Bar
ney circle-New bldg: i-bedroom
apt, SS4 so. incl. all utils: 5 minis
Capitol TRACY Co. HUI 3-666l
Mr.. CATH. U.-Two-bedrm. apt.
in DUPLEX: newly dec; huge clos
$3.50 Incl. heat and hot water
FE. 3-725O. RA. 3-s026.
es3i r ST. Sc, Ant. (off 2sth
and Pa.)-2 rms, dinette-kit.
redecorated; S65. Ii. 10000.
SIS GALVESTON PL.-e rms. d.
nette, kitchen, bath, refer; utils
furn.; S67 $50. Ii. 10000.
A ST. SEE or 8 furn. rms, kit,
bath. utils. incl, end A.. newly
dec, will furn. Ii. 3-9007.
18th ST. Sc, II5-2 lge. rms
large refrigerator: excellent condi-
tlon; front and rear porches, sep.
rear yard. Only S55 50. STEUART
BROS, DI. 7-2434, DI. 7-S695
ST. NE. 1890 q blks
fr. 18th and H)--2 nice rms. LIST
A.: mod. S-family bldg ldry and
locker In bsmt.; heat and INV.
Reduced 10 S5e so; also eft
refer. STEUART BROS. INC,
DI. 1-2434$
MCLEAN GARDENS AREA = Liv
rm., Dr.. foyer. kit. disp.. bath,
shower. tub, a.-c.. adults. $50,
WO. 5000.
1913 KALORAMA RID. NV, No.
$3.50 per mo-, 3 rms, kit. and
oath. Key with Mrs Tyler Apt. 20.
ENTIRE 3rd FLOOR. 2 lse. rms,
and kit. pvt. bath. lge. refgr.. 3
closets; newly dec. Ii. 7-5gS3.
924 18th st. NV
Effic. apt: redec.: $50, incl. utils.
Phone ST. 3-4567 weekdays.
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ROOMS WITH soARD


COLUMBIA RID. NV, 2OOl-NicI
rm.. good meals, free TV in every
rm.: S12 wk. CO. 5-2493. Sc
1907 18th ST. N.W.-Large. warn
rms; business people, Students
selective menu; switchboard, Nv.
SCI. or DBL. RIM. in refined NV
home--Settled person, nonsmoker
After Sun. 3-5. RA. 3-0921. Sc
WITH PRIVATE FAMILY. room
and board 1910 Kilbourn pl.
AVAILABLE - connecting front
rms, main FIR, semipvt. bath
very well furn.; TV avail: lovely
for couple or 2 friends; SS5 each
person. with meals: food above
average; very attrac. corner resi-
dence. Also lovely lge. rm.. I'd FIR.
next bath; consider renting single,
500; dbl, SIS ca. One main FIR
sgl., $50 mo. Semi-monthly ar
rangements may be made. NO
7-3941.
THE MAR-LEETA, 1925 18th st
NW-nice single, double rooms
=
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tcoNrINuEpl


In ARL.--Enic., nicely furn., mod
ern Mr.: bus lines. S75 mo. incl
ARL.-Nieely furn. Ia bedrm.,
x az e1-: "a. is aeIs j * 1 !Ssa =.
LIVING ROOM, bedroom. Kitchen
porch; private; Idylwood rd., Palli
Church; couple only. JE. 2-1s59
ARL.-2 rms, kit. din. alcove,
mo. KE. 6-9134 after $3.50 pm.
ARL.. 2107 N, Rolfe ST. bedrm.
liv. rm.. lge. kit. bath: 8 hlks
from Rosslyn: 5 min. D. c
ARL.. near Pentagon-Family apt.
rate day or week. and hotel rooms
Free parking ia. 2-3343.
MODERN, garden-type bedrm.
liy. rm.. dinette. Kitchen. bath
clean; bus, shops, parking. IA
ALEx.--Magnincent Ice. apt, idea
ARL. = Bedrm.. kit dining rm.
comb, "a bath: 2nd floor: S65 mo.
all utils. incl. KE. 6-s741.
FALLS CHURCH, rms, bath
utils Empl. young CPL. no drink
ers; $50 mo. JE. 2-4693.
81 N. PIEDMONT ST.. entire 2nd
a., uvt. entr. 3 rms. bath. sos
incl util., CO. 5-3256.
ARL.. N. Have q nice apt. for empi
adults on Lorcom Lane: short rur
to D c Liv. rm.. bedrm., kit. pvt
Dath. 2 entrS., D0rches, all utils
garage. Only sos. ia. 7-2i1O,
ARL.. lovely liv rm.. bedrm., pvt
GIT and bath. Rent $40. Call ia
| 5-3039.
ARLINGTON bedrm.: very close
In, on busline; 500 mo-. utils
incl. OF $4,000.
FALLS CHURCH. Large clean, nice
mr.; bus. $50 with utils. ia.
ARL-ATTRACTIVE one bedroom
500. ia. 2-90S2.
n ARL.-Excel, loo. iiv. rm., IRE
| pl., kit, bedrm.. tiled bath. Adults
$50 incl. util. ia. s-7574.
Arr. NO., 2 b. r, bath. kit. and
d. r.. garden, 10-min. to Penta-
eon. furn. or unfurn. no. 2-119a
ALEX. CHEEKY ,3-rm. apt. Pvt. entr
! blk. to buseand shopping. Cow.
to Pentagon. Avail. immed. $50
mo Utils. incl. TIE. 6-6I77.
ALEXANDRIA, downtown-S75 to
$50 30 all utils. incl. Call TIE.
6-ti67O between 10 am. and 6 pm
ARLINGTON-Nicely furn. 2-bed-
rm. duplex; walk to Navy Annex;
COW. to Pentagon, Arl. Hall; 10
lnins. to D C.. Ideal 3-5 girls or
men. Also family; S35 mo. ca, in
Guiding utilities. KE. S-5lSS.
ARL. BLVD. at Rhodes st.-2-bed-
rm. apt. twin beds; $3.50 with TV
and air-cond RA. 6-5022.
1904 S. GLEBE RD.-1 -bedrm. apt.
Is minis. Pentagon, ! blk. shop.
ctr. Utils. furn. ia. 7-547S.
UPSTAIRS APT, private entrance,
liv rm., dinette. kit. sleeping
porch, bath. Cow. shopping
Working couple or gentleman.
2300 N Kenmore ST., Arl.
ARL., Mr.. HECHT's-1 bedrm..
liv. rm.. kit, bath. porch. yard,
sep. entr SIS, utils. incl. FE. g.
Mr.. ALEX. and Ft. Belvoir-2
apis: 2 rms, bath, lge. closets.
hallway children accepted: $40.
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JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
ROOMS WANTED

EMPL. LADY wishes room in apt
or house, vic 200 blk. Wis. ave
Box 176-M. Star
EMPLOYED LADY desires quiet
attrac room in NV Reasonable
Box 211-M. Star.
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APIS. FURNISHED-MD.

ANDREWS FIELD vIC.-New g.
$50 mo. CY. 1882.
1915 BALTIC. AVE. Takoma PIX.
Nd apis, l bedrm. each: utils
Walter Reed and Bureau of Stand.
ping; very reas. III. 5:O6SI. 10.
Kit. 6edrm.. pvt. bath. end a.. pvt pvt
utils furn.; $50 mo. JU. 9-1415.
SUITCASE FOR 9 MOs,--Attrac.
s sdTts only fuT Ideally 0e sitnat,d apt
Bethesda area, within | mi. Of
Naval Hospital and National In
stitutes Of Health; transp. avail
during day. 5000 mo. II inter-
ested, please call OIL. 2-931S.
TAX. PIX. 2nd fir. pvt. home. liv
rm., bedrm., kit. pvt. bath, S7i
mo. incl. utils. JU. S-3a7S.
MT. RAINIER rm., bedrm
kit. and bath, back pch., NIGEL!
furn. LIST fir. pvt. emit; phi. II de
sired. Empl. adult. AP. 7-02S5
TAK0MA PARK : 1-bedrm. ant
Incl utlls. Ju. 5.sO54. Yo'
TAKOMA PkRK, nicely furn. bed
rm.. liv. rm., kit. and bath, utils
Phi. JU, 5-5269
COLMAR MANOR, MD.-Pvt. from
entrance: LIST floor: no drinking
$50 mo UN. 4-4367.
HYATTS.. 1901 Decatur st., liv ).
bedrm comb, kit, bath. ST.; ~
wk. Utll incl. Also unfurn. UN.'
4-2943.
MT. RAINIER-Clean, furn. 2 rms
kit, bath. pvt. entr.: all utils
So so WA. 7-2025.
RIyERDALE-Liv. rm., . bedrms.
kit. and bath, utils; close Il
transp. AP. 1884.
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aoao NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV.

NR. n n AND KENNEDY,-l en-
TO share. with Z other girls oVt
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ROOMS UNPUBLISHED
ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING

SLEEP ON FOAM MATTRESS, wake
s7-si5. s1iS = NV. tx. s-s6S5
i SSisht rms. nicely a; turn.: refsr
and quiet. no. 2-s5se.
LIVE OPP. LOVELY ROCK CR. PIX.
2025 Park rd.-Pretty. coy studio
style Quiet as country. See
$3.50: sood habits. AD. a-s7is
DUPONT CIRCLE-Most desirable
housekeeping rms, gas range. run
ming water, refgr.: rates most reas
1416 Goth st. NV. MRS. GER
cHAK.
Ink. APT, water, s85 mo. Room
refgr.. $40 mo. 2511 Cliffbourne
ri. NV, vic. 18th and Columbia
DOWNTOWN, 92S @ pl, n.w:-Lee
bsmt. apt, S16 wk. 924 N. Y. ave
NV. frt. rm., $11 wk.. refgr.
NICE, CLEAN. WARM ROOM, fol
ton st NV. DU. 1891. tn
2-2952.
1928 N. n. AVE. N.W.-sels.. dbls.
3 connect rms, showers betw. fol
3-5 boys: refgr., maid. Low rates
rs"
FAIRMONT ST. NV. I43I-Bsmt
apt. pvt. bath: also Ink. rms.
no linens or dishes furn.
CAPITOL HILL-Large front rm.
venetian blinds, refgr., ldry., gal
ht.: also sleeping rm. Ii. 7-5O76
CONN. AVE.-Very nice rms, eaci
suitable 2 girls; both effic. type
l wLfirepl.: ideal loo. CO. 5-2717
1876 QUE ST. N.W.-Newly deco.
rated 1-room and kitchen EN-.
cheney; $3.50 week.
9TH AND Z. CAPITOL-2 nice. at.
trac. front rms, light housekeep.
ing. telephone: reas. Ii. 7-0056.
MT. RAINIER-1 rm., sun porch
pvt. bath, refgr., hot plate: conv
transp.: ladies only. WA. 7-2179
COLORED - NICELY FURN. rms
with kits, $3.50 wk., cple. OF
ladies. DU. 1874.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-14
Roads To
Markets
Help Farmers

CLEMSON - Direct retailing
of farm products IT roadside
markets offers an opportunity
for many South Carolina farm
crs to increase their incomes
according to statement made
recently by DR.. <. Evan Brown
of the South Carolina Agricul-
tural Experiment Station.
DR.. Brown. an associate agri-
cultural economist. says that a
recently completed roadside
market study shows that most
farmers can add 10 their pres
ent incomes by securing larger
returns for all or q portion of
their crops. These findings along
with other information have
hccn published in an experiment
station bulletin entitled Road
side Marketing in South Caro-
Ina" The publication. Bulletin
4I4, is now available al offices
OF county agents and at the
Clemson Agricultural Publica-
tiuns Department.
Information for TIE study was
obtained from farmcr-and-op-
Grated roadside markets in scv-
en- South Carolina counties
Farm items which are good sell
crs. the best business hours and
days. and the best locations for
roadside markets are some OF
the described features of tho
study.
Other helpful hints on how tc
maintain and operate = profit
able roadside buSine". are list
ed. Some of these include Length
q! the marketing season. prices
advertising, appearance of Tn,
market. and quali'y Of the good,
10 be sold.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-14
Farmers Loans
Increased Durinu
1856 In Horny

Horny County farmers increas-
ed the use cf operating and real
estate loans available through
the Farmers Homo -AdminiStra-
ton during the fiscal year end
ing juno 30.
James T.. Craig, ire agcncy'S
county supervisor reports that
1877 loans uf all types totaling
Si76,285 were closed during the
year. This compares to 372,l02
advanced during the 1856 year.
Most of the demand came from
young farmers who expanded
their operations in order to
make full use of their labor and
increase the efficiency of their
farming methods and refinanc-
ing debts for those farmers con-
fronted with terms they could
not meet, according to Mr.
Craig.
Repaymcn:S on loarr outstand-
irS during the year totaled
1929, 500.
Funds have been appropriate
ed by Congress - continue al
the loan services for the coming
year. In addition the Agency
Will continue TO make real estate
loans with funds provided b,
private lenders and insured by
the Government.
Approximately IS percent o.
the funds advanced during tn,
pest year were uScl TO pay op.
Grating expenses. Local farmer:
also used the agcncy's credit fol
the purchase and development
of real estate.
Operating loan funds were ad
vanCcd To purchase additional
machinery md quul.ty livestock
ard meet annual operating cost!
for fuel, insurance. machincr,
repair. feed. seed, fertilizer, anC
for other :arm AMI home opcr.
atIng needs and to rcfinanct
Chattcl debts. Tho loans wer,
also used for minor repairs I,
buildings and fencing material
for livestock.
Real estate loans made by tn,
agency fell into two CategoricS
farm housing and farm owner
ship. Farm housing loans wcr,
/ E@dC TO farmers owners for tn,
construction and rcl .Ir OF farm
| lOuSCS and other essential farm
| buildings. Farm ownership loan
were made to buv iamlly-typ
fd;mS. enlarge uncc. sized farms
develop farms AMI rcfinanc
debts. Also, soil and later con
rVation loans may be made
These loans may be made t
C"rry out measures for soil con
scrvation, ard 10 develop waite
systems for irrigation and farm
stead use. Adequate Iainldll 70
| ,nc last twD year. as Slowc
Iup this program according I
/ MIR. Craig.
Tho local Farmers Home AID
uinIStration committee must ap
| prove each loan application be
fore funds can be advanced
| Applicants are approved as eli
| giblc only if othcr lenders car
= rot adequately supply the
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-14
Tabor Native
In Accident

An automobile nrcidCnt uu tho
Mount Herman Gu1i in Sails
bury. Md. sent "a fu"mcr Tabor
City rcSidtnt 10 tha hospital To
JON her hoSband. already a pat
Iont there.
Mrs Eloise Patricia Walls. "a,
Who's" hoSband. Howard. is an
car-noSc and throat patient, is
in fair condition in the PENN
sIla General Hospital, Salisbury.
She suffered 4 fractured pelvis
and left arm also multiple abra-
sl"nS and l.CCratl,H. when 81,
lest control of her can Gu.ir"
heavy rain storm In late July.
The car skiddcd aid turn,l
completely around ard hit polr.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-14
VIII Make Study
Ot Water Problem

a thorough analysis Of North
Cardinals grass roots" watc.
problems will begin IN October
when the State BoaIG Of Water
Commissioners meets to hear a
preliminary summary of the
problems ocing reported in the
current county-by-County water
problems inventory.
The decision TO begin analyz-
ing the problems ~ soon as pos
Sible was made oy the seven
member Board Litc~ reviewing
water problems reports already
received from a number of CO.
mticS.
Gen. J. R. Townsend, city
manager OF Greensboro and
chairman of the y,Gl. water az
Grey, cXpr ,sScd the :iCw of his
Board following its recent meet
ing al Oxford PonG. near Hick-
cry The sooner ", famIliariZc
ourselves with tn Urge and
small water problem being re-
ported" he :aid. Tire sooner
we'll bc''n a position to work
with the people - determine
exactly what is needed in the
way of action and LEGISLATION to
meet those problems"
Townsend explained that the
wTtcr problems inventory was
launched carly in Nplll 10 give
n" 1'or'c 81 the state an OPP
county - r"port their prob
lens. During the last three
months. ne said. CvCrv county
has been asked 20 cooperate in
the study and has teen supplied
with the material needed to
carry out the program.
The Board has announced its
Intention Of GnalyZins the Coun-
t. reports, making recommended
tlons for the solution OF the mai
or problems md then submitting
the recommendations 10 the
state water users for approval.
W. ii. Riley. executive sCCrc-
t"ry OF tht Eoard. SAIL all county
reports received by September
30 will be included in the pre-
liminary summary the Board
will begin ctudyink n the Octo-
Der meeting. Reports receives
after the date will bc incorpor-
ated into the final state wide
summary which will be used ms
basis for the Boards recon-
mcndations.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-14

Those visiting 81 and Mrs.
Lester LonS Sunday afternoon
we're Mr.. ana Nil. LCamon Sings
and George sings.
Miss WtnGa E":h and Miss
Louise Sing visited Miss Selma
Faulk rcrcntly.
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Long Wis
tied Mr.. and Mr. Carl Storks
Sunday afternoon.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-14

credit needs and only i. pros
poets are favorable 10, their be-
ing able To improve farming
Operations and repay their loans
Borrowers age expected to re-
finance loans with other lend
ers as soon as they are in u posi-
ton to do so.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-14

When the Gro Of = blood-and-
thunder Western story draws his
slN-an"utC: With the speed OF
hight that cowboy really is
moving Tn fastest action in the
process of eng. ~ Murine Co.
researchers. Is the speed of the
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-14

Mr.. and hrS GoU.i Ward of
WiSr. ere spending
some time With ri and Mrs
Calvin Ward
Mr.. and Mis-. George Sings
'pcnt Sundly with MI and Mrs.
Ernest Clemens.
Mrs. Duncl GuSc visited Mr.
and Mrs Calvin Ward SUNDAY.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-14

light that travels - your eyes
a flash of light, whiCh travels at
the rate Of 10000 ailcS per sec
ond. could move aIound the
world more than ~ times be-
tween eye bl,nkS.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-14

II you spent 10 days in reading
the latest historical novel. you
will have moved your eye mus
Giles about one million times.
These muscles san absorb an
enormous amount OF punish
ment. They are about 100 times
as strong as they need to be and
are the most exercised muscles
lin the body.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-14
y MARYLAND

q Mrs. Earl Cartre,.e and sons,
Danny and iimm". also Mrs. j.
j. Watts left Monday for Sails
bury, Md. TO visit their sister
and daughter, Mr.. Howard
Walls. and Mr.. Walls. who are
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-14
hospital patients.
FLORIDA VISITORS

MIR. and Mrs. lemon Morris
and son. Dcrriel, and Mrs. Ed
Shaw OF Tampa, Fla we're week.
end guests in Tabor City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-10
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, June 10 "A rally Sen,
wheat futures prices upward more than
cent on the Board OF Trade today
Corn started somewhat lower and
, men, also rallied soybeans gained as
Some operators STAYED out Of the
market pending the Government'S June
crop report to be issued after the
close OF trading today
Near the end of the FIRST hour old
styie wheat was unchanged Ia III
nlsher' July " % new style wheat was
was !. to = higher, July Si..5s, oats
were % to a. up, July 83ss rye was 4,
10 ] cent higher July 50 33i2 sovbeans
were Is TO cent higher. July 50 .3Iig
iaId was 70 cents a hundred pounds
hisher, July $500.
o. cargo OF United States hard wheat
bv Yugoslavia Argentina Announced
some heavy exports to other south
American countries
Heavy rainfall and strong winds in
parts oil kansas and Oklahoma over the
week end caused some buying. since ii
VII further delay the harvest Some
inches OF rainfall Enid. Okla. In tic
heart OF the area where harvesting Is
due to start had ~ inches Of rain
The, corn belt had some scattered
rainfall over the week end. and from a,
70 "A inches OF rain was indicated N
Indiana Somewhat lesser amounts
we're forecast for Iowa, Ohio and Min
Lamson Bros a. Co in a survey Of
corn and Soybean planting indicated
corn seeding generally was 90 to 100
per cent completed AcreaRe In most
cases was less than year ago. however
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-10
.AutoSuIes
Higher for
FourMonths

DETROIT. June 10 [P.-The
auto industry sold 1897, sos new
cars at retail in this years Janu-
ary-April period. registration fig
ures published by Automotive
News disclosed today.
The figures compare with
! ,98S,69 deliveries in the like
1855 period.
Ford Division increased its
lead over Chevrolet with 492.7O2
deliveries to 460.312. For the first
three months the count was Ford
358.l96: Chevrolet 333.94O. At
the end of last years January
april period Chevrolet led Ford
Division 508.618 units to 421 923
Plymouth held its lead over
Buick for third place in the
standings with 201 .233 deliveries
to l50.586. At the same point
last year Buick topped Plymouth
l97364 registrations TO 167,453.
FercentageWlSe, General Mo-
tors dropped to 1859 per cent
from last years 1920 for the
same period. Ford Motor Co.
advanced to 30.12 from % So
and ChrySler moved up to 1896
from 1885. American Motors
dropped TO 1.78 per cent from
1893 and Studebaker-Packard to
LA from 2.l3 per cent.
In a tabulation of April COM
pared with March deliveries.
Automotive News reported Gen.
eral Motors April deliveries were
1852 per cent of the total COM
pared with 45.02 in March: Ford
3O.l5 per cent against 29.84 and
Chrysler down slightly at 1898
compared with 1859.