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1915, he disputes the whole
amount.
Attached to his petition is a
copy Of the commissioners
notice that. while Mr.. Myer had
reported his partnership income
as $40, 94e, this was an under
statement by 496,953. Mr..
Meyer challenges this.
In his petition purporting to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-02
Portner in 'Drognet'
Contests Tax in Court

With help from Tv Sergeant Joe Friday Stanley Meyer
wants to hail the Internal Revenue Commissioner into
Court in dispute the income Of Dragnet Production
Mr.. Meyer and his wife, Of Encino Ca haye appealed
to the court to override Commissioner Russell c. Harrington
who says they $3.50 In income taxes for 1853.
Mr.. Meyer said that except for minor adjustment Of
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WEDNESDAY Program Listing.


esssinssd From Pssesdiss Poss
$50
4-News. Weother. Sports.
Rash. Strinoer. Gibbons.
5-Fun House. Billy Johnson.
7-Seienee Fiction Thecser.
9-SpotIishf. Weother. News.
GnIIoheT. oouoIos. Cushing.
6:45
4-NBc News.
Oovid Brinkley. Chef HuntIey.
9-Dous Edwerds. News.
TOO
5-Son Fronciseo Beot.
lRenuns Of the Lineup
I-Boeksfoge. Sports. News.
Strong. MoIone. MoIkie.
9-WonderIusf. TroveI.
"Accpulco-Rivero OF the Amer
ieos." Scenic tour Of this fobu-
lcus oreo-
7:30
4-Woaon Train. Western.
! Heur. The Honorable Don
Chohie Story" Concerns smolI-
town eonbler. Cesor Romero,
Virninio Grey join Word Bond
and Robert Horror. regulars.
5-city Assignment. Crime.
7-DisneyIond. Volt Disney.
7 Hsur. The Littlest Outflow"
a snoll boy ottempfs 10 save the
life Of q hordsome Jumping
horse TO which he IS devoted.
Andres velnsquez. Pedro Annen-
dark, Joseph CcIlsio.
81 Love Lucy. Comedy.
Scoring Lucille Boil. Dssi Arnoz.
tReruns.l
500
5-Affer Dinner Movie.
IA Hours. The Threot." i94o.
MiehoeI 0'Sheo. Viroinio Grey.
9-Hish Adventure. Color.
! hesr. Special Lowell Thomos
series. Seements include 90
Mysterious Timbuktu in Africo;
~ Desert petrol outposts OF the
wild 6edouin comel troopers; ~
Witchcroft in the 6eIoion Congo:
"a Big Come in kenYo: t5I
Madagascar.
$3.50
4-FefheF Knows Best. C'm'dy.
Kothy is osked TO reod her COM
position on the life of her 70
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Gun Fever" HOLSTER fires
deputy who is too quick TO shoot.
but IL doesn't solve the problem.
Pot Convoy.
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5-The Feleen. Adventure.
"cess Of the Guilty Stomp"
chorIes McGfcw.
1-Boxima. Notionol.
Holly Minis vs.. Bobby Boyd. "
rounds. Mlddleweiohts. Miomi
Beach Auditorium.
9-Ciseie Theefes. Dromo.
Hess. "UFo Eniemo OF
the SKIES" The boiling mystery
Of flying soucefs and other re-
ported flying phenomena will Be
explored.
1880
4-Msrsin kene. Detective.
5-SherIoek Holmes. Mystery.
io:4S
7-Sporss Time. Wisner.
HOO
4-News end Loeoi News.
t4orkness. Word.
5-Eleven 0'cIoek Movie.
IA Hssss. Were Only hu-
mon." 1896. A detective loses
his job when he lets bondii
Escape. Preston Foster. Jone
Wyoft.
7-Nsws. Wssther. Sports.
McCcfirey. Allen. Pickett.
9-News. Weefher. Sports.
Richards. Doupius. OnnleIs.
ii:I5
4-Wsothev. Sports.
Strinoes. Simpson.
9-The lote Show. Movie.
IA Heuss. Destination Un-
known" 1912. A women works
os q Dutch soy for Oiled forces.
WILTON Goroon. Irene HeOey.
ll:z0
7-DUekpin Settle Roysl.
ii:z5
4-Som end Friends. Arnold.
1880
4-Tenisht. Jock Poor.
1910
1.-The Lords Pseyes.
1880
5-Thousht FOR The Dsy.
100
4-lnspiretion.
9-Meditstien. Wssthes.
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800


4rkroft Theofsr. Color.
. Hour. EDDIE" A veseson Do
lieemon Is forced 10 use his
revolver for the first tine IN 20
years. pof O,Bnen, Fcy Wroy.
cothleer Nssbist, Rip Tom.
7-0xxie and Harriet. C'medy.
A picfure n Kicks notebook
proves mystery when none Of
his friends con help identity the
beouty.
9-The MilIionoire. Dromo.
The Story Of Jonothon Book
mon" Sudden riches give the
owner Of o dusty ort gallery on
opportunity to estobIish on eiobo-
rote artists colony on o coostol
islcnd. John eoroorey, Frances
Robinson.
$50
81 SeoFeh for Adventure.
"PoFodise OF Mokil." The core
free life Of the Polynesions on on
islond in the South Poetic, feo-
turing Or. Joseph Weckier and
Conrod Ben.zen, who furnish o
surprise ending.
7-Dote With the Angels.
Woke and Gus ore the center
Of neiohborhood trouble when the
Murphys lose their dog.
9-l've Got . Secret. Ponel.
1000
4-This Il Your Life.
RoIph Edwords, best.
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TOWNHOIJSE

ueorattown style, Bsaui. dec ana
air cond. lhronehout Llv. rm,
den with fireplace. din. and KIT,
afeai downstairs reception area. !
bedrms and SEP, gueat suite Priced
for auick sale. al ssA.a00, Open
sur 70 elba Florida ave,
nv, IN embassy area, Aerosa from
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HOUSES FoR sALE-H.W.
24i6 N. CAPITOL ST.

NEAR NEW HOSPITAL CENTER
isi Hoor, sntrsnes haii. large Nv,
hoof, . ipeeieus 6sdtms.. bath: full
bAmt,, Naa h,sN h. dOuble.car
eaFase, Friesd sleD50, LoW down
payment, Can affanUe eAay terms
call M, bAdler. AD, g-huoH.
SULLIVAN BROS
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j. F. BEGG, INC.
EXCLUSIVE AGENT

C0LORED-Is BLK. FROM Isti
ST.--Brick det.: : rms, 4 baths
4 rear porcheS enel. SIS, 600 81. 500
cash pavmt.; $4,000 first trust
Furn, or unfurn. OWNER. ia
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-20

steps are being taken at the Uni
versity Of North Carolina to re-
Imedy this shortage.
A new building to house the
JUNO School Of Pharmacy is now
under construction and will be
,Icompleted next summer. This
fall the Pharmacy School will
accept a capacity enrolment of
l|6o freshmen and Is transfer stu
dents.
Next fall, when the new build
ing is completed, the school will
be In position to double its
enrolment. A total of 100 fresh
men and rs transfer may enroll
AT the present time the schools
capacity is 24O undergraduate
students. When the new building
Is completed 473 undergraduate
students may be accommodated
The term transfer student
refers to student who has COM
pleted the first year of college
work leading to a bachelor nj
science degree. This type of stu
dent will be admitted TO the
ONC School of Pharmacy as a
lSophomore and will be awarded
"a degree of bachelor of science
In pharmacy on the satisfactory
completion of three years OF
study in the Pharmacy School
Pharmacy is profession that
IS open to both men and women
one out of every 10 pharmacy
students is a woman and this
percentage is growing through
out the United States.
While many persons think of
pharmacist as the genial oper-
ator of the neighborhood drug
store, there are many fields in
pharmacy other than that of Z
retail pharmacist. However. il is
true that 85 out of 100 gradu-
ateS of pharmacy schools do &c
into retail pharmacies.
Hospitals throughout the state
and nation cmplop pharmacists
as regular staff members to op-
crate the hospital pharmacy. The
duties of hospital pharmacists
range from compopnding pre-
scriptions and being a pharma-
ceutical consultant to doing re-
search with radioisotopes under
the direction Of the Atomic En-
ergy Commission.
Other pharmacists seek a car
eer in industrial pharmacy. Ir
this field they will deal with
marketing problems, hold down
an executive job, write techni-
lcal articles about new pharma-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-20
FEWER AMERICANS
GROWING OWN FOOD

Fewer and fewer Americans
are growing the food they con-
sumo.
The proportion of home-pro-
duced food to the total civilian
food consumption declined from
II per cent in 1871 to 9 per cent
in 1855.
For livestock products the
proportion fell from 10 to 9
per cent during the 14-year per-
iod. Home grown eggs dropped
10 per cent, or from 80 to &c
per cent of the total consump-
|tion.
Chickens grown at home de-
clined from 80 to 10 per cent,
while crops dropped from IA to
7 per cent.
Marketing specialists at N. c
State College are asking if this
is good or bad.
1t is good, they say, for peo-
lple who want expanding mark
cts. For along with expanding
markets are expanding income
opportunities.
But it is bad, they say, fol-
people who want to live at home
without markets, trade and in
come.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-20
maximum performance.

maximum performance.
1t there a best container? Pos
sibly not as long as you provide
adequate drainage in the bottom.
However, is is hard to beat the
unglazed clay pot because Of its
porous nature which admits air
to reach the roots. For good bot
tom drainage, use a piece OF
broken clay pot over the hole
and place coarse gravel over the
bottom of the pot. You might al
so TRIP a thin layer of charcoal
over the gravel.
What is a good soil mixture?
II you are having success with
what you are using, don't change,
but here is suggestion: one
half good garden soil; one-fourth
sharp, clean sand; and one
fourth peat. Add about one-hal1
teaspoon of a complete $3.50
fertilizer for a six inch pot, and
mix well.
Watering? This is perhaps tn,
cause of more failures than any
lother one operation connected
with growing plants in the home
Water not only keeps the cool
ing system of the plant in gooc
working order but also dissolve!
and transports the plant nutri,
entS so important in the manu-,
facturc of food. Too little waite,
Will cause whiting and too much
prevents proper aeration of tn,
root system. While plants diffe
in water requirements, the,
should be watered often enough
to keep the soil moist. Don
over-watcr.
Feeding? Most plant foods,
bought in small packages, will
have directions for use. FOLLOW
them. While no rule of thumb
can be given, about one-hal
Itcaspoonful of an 8-8-8 fertilize
added to the water about ever,
two weeks should give good re
suits. This suggestion is mad
for a plant growing in ST
inch pot.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-20

lceutical products or do large
scale compromising at drugs.
Another field in pharmacy i.
that OF a service representative
Tor large pharmaceutical firms
For short, these men are gener-
ally called Retail men," The re.
tail men call on doctors anc
pharmacists to give them the de-
tails of their company's pro,
ducts. They also sell pharma.
ceutlcal products to retail stores
hospitals and drug wholesalers
AS the field of pharmac,
broadens, more and more people
are netded to teach pharmacy
Seventy per cent of the facult,
members Of the UNC School O.
Pharmacy hold one or more de.
grees from the school in which
they leach. The total faculty o.
the UNC Pharmacy School also
have been granted pharmacy de.
grees from eight other schools O.
pharmacy aside from the UNC
school.
Another growing field in phar,
macp is that of government ser,
vice. Some 500 pharmacists ar,
employed by the Veterans Ad
mlnistration alone. Other feder
al government positions are witt
the Food and Drug Administra
ton, the Bureau of Narcotics an,
the U. S. Public Health Service
Many pharmacists serve as regu
lar commissioned officers in tn
U. S. Armed Forces. Also, man,
state and municipal government
bureaus employ pharmacists.
| These are two steps to be TAX
en- by the young NTH and womel
who are thinking of career il
pharmacy. They may write tn
UNC School of Pharmacy for in
formation and they may tall
with the pharmacists at thei
neighborhood drug stores.
The School of Pharmacy will
lSend full information to an
prospective student concerning
pharmacy education. Such item
as curriculum, tuition, require
mentS for admission and schol
arshipS and loan funds will b
covered.
Any of the neighborhood phar
macists will tell prosperity
pharmacists what they may ex
pect in regard to working con
dition, salary, hours and othe
important aspects that enter in
to tht life of the professions
pharmacist.
The oldest known written re
cords concerning pharmacy dat
back to 200 B. c. The Universe
ty of North Carolina opened il
doors to students in 1895 an
in 1897 the present UNS Schoc
OF Pharmacy will be able I
double its enrolment, anothe
chapter in the history of pharm
acy in North Carolina will b
written.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-20
Garden
Time
BY NJ. E. GARDNES

Growing plants in the house
is quite different from growing
them in a greenhouse because
you cannot control light, temp
erature and humidity as well
You must study their require
ments and place them in the
most favorable locations for
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-20
NORTH GREENVILLE
COLLEGE SETS OPENING

The North Greenville Junior
College al Tigerville, South Car
DINA, will open September End
when all new students met for
placement and classification
tests. Regular classes will begin
on September 9Th. All dormitory
space has been reserved for
some weeks and with the regis
tration of day students, it looks
as if the institution will have the
largest enrolment in its history.
The new auditorium music
building will be in use for the
first time at the fall session.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-20

When your tires get thin
and you start trusting your
travel safety to recaps, we
suggest you trust in an
expert who knows the in.
sides and outSides of tires.
If they aren't worth recap
ping, he will tell you and
save your life. If they are
worth it, he'll do it for you
and save you money on
tires. Be sure to see James
Scott at Dicus Firestone
Dealer in Tabor City, N. G.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-20

area and win, in part, recon
stitute the striking power of the
9th Fleets Amphibious Force.
The Marines, who landed July
is, will be reembarked aboard
ships Of Transport Amphibious
Squadron 6, commanded by
Capt. Victor M. &C Crea, USN,
of University Park, Pa. Other
ships OF the squadron are: the
tank landing ship SIS Traverse
County, the attack transport
ship USS Monrovia, the attack
cargo ship USS Capricornus, the
dock landing ship USS Plymouth
Rock, and the tank landing ship
USS Walworth County.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-20
LARRY w. CARTRETTE

FORT RICHARDSON, ALAS
KA-Army Pvt. Larry w. Cart
.rettc. 10, whose wife, Annette,
and parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Carterette, live on Route ! .
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-20
ANSELL l.. HARDEE

LEBANON - AnSell l.. Har-
dee, radarman seaman, USN, Of
Route /, Tabor City, was aboard
the amphibious flag ship USS
Taconic when she reembarked
the End Battalion Of the End
Marine Regiment from Beirut,
Lebanon, Aug. l3.
The battalion will remain a
board ship in the Mediterranean
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-20

Tabor City, recently was assign
ed to Headquarters, u. S. Army
Alaska at Fort Richardson.
Carterette entered the Army
last February and. completed
basic training at Fort Jackson,
IS. c.
He attended Tabor High School.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-20

FOR RENT: Two story, three
bedroom home, four rooms
downstairs, car port, AZ Lewis
ST., Tabor City. $500 month
ly. Contact Mrs. Mable Port
er, phone Redfield 9-5492, or
residence Redfield s-57so, EOS
Water St., Lumberton. lndf.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-20
RC. Needs
400 Druggists
Nv Robert H. Bartholomew

CHAPEL HILL - At the
present time there is an urgent
need for some 400 additional
pharmacists in this state and
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-20
FOR SALE PIANOs-Two ~

amos in vicinity good as new.
May have by paying unpaid
balance due. Interested part
les may write Johns Piano
Shop, Granite Quarry, N. c.
(A13, &c, ~, S3,1 and 17c)
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-15
United South Chicago Lodges To Hold
Annual Meeting On Sunday, January II

so. CHICAGO - This is to
inform the officers and men,
bers of the United CF'U LODI
ges of So. Chicago that the
annual meeting will be held
Sunday, January 10, 1858, at
200 pm, in the Croatian
Home, 9618 Commercial Ave.
At that time we will hear
reports on the progress of our
organization and our 'Bulle-
tin" during the past year, and
participate in the election for
1858 officers.
We ask every lodge, in
Guiding those who were not
previously affiliated with
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-15

us, to elect 4 representa-
tives, whose job would be
to attend our United LODI
ges conferences and COOP
crate with the other lodge
delegates.
Re fir e s h m e n t s will be
served following the meeting
to bring the gathering to q
close on a happy, fraternal
note. 'h
Lodges are urged to make q
note of this announcement, as
notices will not be sent out
to the individual lodges.
Josip Vucich, Sec'y.
United Lodges Comm.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-15
Enq|ish Section Better Than Ever
CONTINUED from page 81

States, a disease as old as
time itself. The story to ap-
pear here is a fascinating
medical saga that reads ale
most like a detective thriller.
Pet Camera OF Spies
What will the near future
construction Of 41,000 miles
in new U.S.A. highways mean
to the average American?
You'll be surprised, when you
read the story!
And for the Girl Scouts
members of the Cr0atian
Fraternal Union a very in
teresting article - plus old
photos - dealing with 46th
Anniversary March 18th,
1859 of this great organ
ization of young Misses.
Nothing surprises YOU?
You'll change your mind
once you read "Minox, the
212 ounce, lipstick-size came
ra you can carry with you
ALL the time" Believe it Nor
not, this camera was origi-
nally perfected for spy-work!
Are you a typical CFU
housewife? J? If so, you'll spend
II full years Of your lifetime
in the kitchen and in the in-
term want to read Nov -
A Dream Kitchen of Your
Own"
Yes, A weekly Daily"
These Forthcoming articles,
stories, illustrations, etc, are
but a continuation Of the
reader-service-policy inaugu.
rated by the English Editor
back in the Summer Of 1857.
We long ago realized that
to edit six pages of the
English Section devoted to
official reports, dry Stats
tics, and other strictly or
ganizational matters, would
lose US readers BY the
droves.
The answer: - Give the
reader six pages edited along
the lines1of q daily paper, with
appropriate banners, timely
feature material and photos,
and so on.
-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-15

most prevalent Affections and
the closeness of it's defeat by
men of medicine will come to
intrigue you.
So will the one which
goes into vending machines
of the near future, coin
operated grocery stores,
gasoline pumps, lending IL
braries - even a machine
to change your dollar bills!
Folks arguing even now a
bout where to spend their
1858 summer days away from
work will find make It A
Family Vacation" worth read
ing and considering.
Nor will we skip by Valen-
tine Day without an article
dealing with how it started,
who named it, who popular
lied it, and who dated it. The
drawings which will accom-
pany the story are especially
eye arresting.
Univac, cotton Genie
Do you know how Univac
works, that 20-t on genie
which can gobble and remem.
ber 10000 numbers per Sec
ond?
You will after reading
"Management's Man Friday
in the near future.
And here's a story you'll
never forget - the Village OF
Heavenly Light, which lies
100 miles from Seoul, Korea
and is inhabited by 148 men
J women, and children, all blinc
, but far from being useless as
human beings.
| Do you know that Amer
! lea is short of water? And
what's being done to solve
! this grave national prob
lem?
4! De-salting the sea shoule
provide some Of the answers
to the problem. Just how viii
be explained in an article es
pecially prepared for th'
English Section by authori
ties on the subject.
Another article will dea
with diabetes in the Unites
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-15
|ReCenf Election 0fV |. MandiCh IS
Hailed By United South Chicago Lodges

Selection of Supreme President Deemed
Great Honor For Society and Membership
WYE LEARN FROM official organ the Zajednicar,
w that at the 46th annual meeting of the Pennsylvania
Fraterna Congress held in Philadelphia November 10
and 20, 1857, Supreme President Brother " L. Man.
dch unanimously elected President Of the Congress
for 1858.
The pennsylvania Fraternal Congress- further read
in the Zaednicar made up of 72 fraternal
zaons from various sections of America having license
to do business in Pennsylvania The total Pennsylvania
membership of these organizations is million,
hundred thousand. i
We believe that the unanimous choice of Su
preme President the leader of the Pennsylvania Fra
ternal Congress is not only great honor for Brother
Mandich personally, but equally great showing Of =
the high regard in which the Croatan Fraternal Union
is held in fraterna circles. -
This is of great pride for every member Of
our beloved beneficial and cultural organization -
From fraterna viewpoint, it is belief that this
honor earned by the tenear efforts of President Man.
dch, first, and of the Supreme Administration which he
heads and which continues to lead the Croatan Fraternal
Union along the road Of progress all branches of it's oper
atoms
We join in the fluctuations of Brother Mandichs
friends voice wishes success
For the Committee of United Lodges of the Cro-
atian Fraternal Union of South Chicago Illinois.
Joseph Vucich Secretary
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CONTINUED from Page ~
co. $1,000 Term to age rs insurance each child
including those born after the policy issue date;
CD Waiver of all premiums upon total and pcrma-
nent disability Of the Payor before he attans age co.
(E) Waiver of Dependents premiums in event of
death of the Payor at any time while any dependent is
covered
The premium quoted in the rate book provides for
all of the foregoing benefits
w. INSURANCE ON SPOUSE OF PAYOR
The Natural Death Benefit the Spouse is 81 900 if
she is the age the Payor she is older younger
than the Payor, then such benefits vary follows:
AMOUNT OF INSURANCE. ON SPOUSE UNIT
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-15

Home Office and circumstances justify the Home Office
will strive to provide special endorsement to meet the cir
cumstances Such request should be made separate
port attached to the application.
XIV. CHILDREN UNDER AGE OF 6 MONTHS
In event of death of child between the age of one
month and months the death benefit equals $3.50 for each
unit of Basic Amount and thereafter equals 81 900 per
unit Children born after the Issue Date of the policy
added without extra premium subject to the mod
cation of death benefits prior to said age of months
XVI LEVEL PREMIUM ON PLAN
The premium remains level over the entire period of
the contract 1t neither increases decreases because of
the addition deduction of dependents decreased
because of the expiration of any benefit such double
demnty disability waiver at age IS 60 because the
cost of each benefit is distributed the entire premium
paying period of the policy.
XVII EXTRA PREMIUM WHEN?
Occasionally extra premium will be required be-
of occupaona hazards unfavorabe build of the
Payor of dependent
Such extra premium whenever required by Multiple
Table Rating will need to be determined by the Home
Office
However, if the occupationa manual shows that flat
extra premium is required for the Basic Amount for
Double Indemnity Disability Waiver the proper extra
usually be determined in the field by applying the
ular extra premium to the Basic Amount to the amount
of Double Indemnity insurance to the gross premium to
be waived.