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Evening star., 1960-01-10

SHIRLEY FoREsT-New
brick rambler: 2 min
utes from Shirley hwy:
3 bedrooms, tiled bath,
full basement, gadget-
packed kitchen, formal
dining room. Open Sat.
and Sun. / pm. til
dark. l4th st. Bridge,
drive out Shirley hwy. to
Seminary I'd. tuTnoff.
bear right on Seminary
rd. to left on Fillmore
St. follow Gordin- -Mensh
signs to home. S19,600.
Call XII. $3.50.
GROVETON-New brick
ramblers and split-levels.
4 bedrooms, Ia baths.
17Xl3 kitchens, 26xl3
recreation rooms, full
Easements and carports.
S2l. ESQ Up. Call SO. s.
$3.50 to see them today.
FAIRFAX - Split-foyer
brick Colonial: 4 bed
rooms, den, 3 baths,
de luxe kitchen. recrea.
ton room, full basement.
Open SATURDAY. and Sum
Gay. l pm. til dark.
From l4th St. Bridge
drive out Arlington blvd,
to Fairfax circle, con-
tinue on 29-221-50 to
Mclean ave. (beside
Fairfax High athletic
fleld), turn left and fol-
low Gordin-Mensh signs
TO house. S25,450. Call
CIR. 3-4560.
Evening star., 1960-01-10
HOUSES FOR sLLE-VA,
CONTINUED.
ALEX.-ARL.-FAIRFAX
RETI,E HAVEN

The location speaks for itself, the
home Is large and impressive. This
lovely brick Colonial has all large
rooms, with center hall, spacious
formal living room with fireplace
separate large dining room, excep-
tionally large equipped kitchen
two baths on the second floor
A full basment with rec. room anc
fireplace, Located on Q wooded
lot with one-car attached
garage. Reasonably priced al
$4,000. Inspect today.
Evening star., 1960-01-10
VACANT

LARGE BI-LEVEL
Move rtght in, only two years old,
THIS attractive home has much TO
oner. four spacious bedrooms, two
full baths, large pleasant living
room. and separate dining room,
modern bright fully equipped
Kitchen. located on large Level
lot, truly q New Years SPECIAL
at SlS,600. Reasonable down pay
ment; Inspect today. Tomorrow
might be too late.
Evening star., 1960-01-10
FRANCONIA
TOWN HOITSE

GeorgetoVn style in the most con.
yenient area. n block from D. c
bus. stands this unusual three
bedrooms. two full baths, 24xls
living room with fireplace, formal
size dining room with fireplace
equipped kitchen, home we are
proud to show.
Evening star., 1960-01-10
COOL, MAN, COOL!

Get help to this outstanding yalue
Centrally located for convenience
70 public and paroehial schools is
h uiat. '4fANH snstS1Sssly iHTes sRicK
RAMBLER At flrst glance you
Won't notice that IT'S CEN
TRALLY AIR CONDITIONED.
blessed assurance Of happy living
during our swelterinR Summersi
The full basement offers beAut-
fully finished PINE-PANELED
DAYLIGHT RECR. ROOM with
two picture windows. workshop for
DADS tools, laundry room for
mother. Comfortable living room
has fireplace, nice kitchen. storm
windows and doors for winter COM
fort. LARGE OF LOAN CAN BE
ASSURED and the price is S22 ,35O.
DIRECTIONS: Out Lee highway "a
North John Marshall DR., right Ia
North 27th ST., left to 7O34 and
our open sign.
Evening star., 1960-01-10
STATELY STONE
CT ATE D,NNH
MULTIPLE LISTING BROKER
Lake Barcroft ReanfJ

O Su4 4OIU4V Beauty
Prestige, dignity, charm and valus
10 one big, beautiful paekagel
Sunken living room. exquisite rec.
reation room, 3 big bedrooms and
8 fun baths in this exciting brick
split level. Situated on h-scre
lot with . truly Commanding
view Colonel transferred 70 Cali.
fornia and has priced this luxurt-
Gus home at only S37,Q5O in
Guiding all lake PRIVILEGES. POM.
PONIO REALTY INC. Realtors,
2222 Wilson blvd, IA. 7-6860
Evening star., 1960-01-10
HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.

LAKE BARCRoFT-$55, 600
UNIQUE L-sHAPED CALIFORNIA
REDWOOD TWO-LEVEL: BED-
RMS. 2 BATHS. 2-CAR GAR. /;
high elevation on insular \ acre,
nicely HANDICAPPED: entrance hall,
gracious liy. rm. glass-walled on
opposite sides. full view Of lake: :
3-expos. din. rm.: de luxe 2O-ft.
kit; rec. rm,; Dashboard gaa heat
LUCILLE COOK
Evening star., 1960-01-10
1nYeStnrS Paradise

investors PARADISE
We have . most attractive PROPOSE.
tion for those desiring the best
returns. Call US to see these three
bedrooms, two full baths, larEI
living room with fireplace, largI
dining room; located on d. c
husline. AZ present grossinE bet
Evening star., 1960-01-10
st. AIMS Parish

Nv AAIlIl . i al 1911
OPEN 1 TO 5P.M.
Lovely level wooded lot makes the
perfect setting for this beautiful
4-BEDRM., 2-bath brick lla-Story
home. Lovely living rm. with fire-
place, separate dining rm., fully
equipped kitchen, concrete side
screened porch accessible To
kitchen and living rm.: full base
ment with terrific paneled double
rec. room Fireplace and built t-in
barr. plus "a bath and workshop
Detached brick garage. JUST /
BLOCK TO WASHINGTON BLVD,
BUS! Priced to sell today. in tn.
TO INSPECT: Out washington blvd
10 Columbus st, left TO property,
corner of llth and Columbus
oiHOl North llth ST..
Follow the METZLER Arrows"
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
our 37th Year in Real Estate"
81 zee hwy. IA. 5-1575
Evening star., 1960-01-10
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ARL. ST. THOMAS MOORE PAR
IsH-Briek Colonial. bedrms..
Ia baths. nrepl.. separate din
rm., finished rec. rm., screened
porch; walk 70 buses, shops. schools
George Mason Or. ia. 5-5225.
Evening star., 1960-01-10

EXECUTIVES SPECTAL-NeW. No
Arl., 3-bedrm.. 3 bath, brk. ram
bier, with Gear gar. and rear
scr. porch, rec. rm., min. ia
Z. c Price S37.e50. ODDENINO
REALTY. 1864 Wilson blvd, IA
Evening star., 1960-01-10
Anxious Owner

Already having settled on his new
house wants quick offer, and
you can make q real buy on MS
king sized 3-bedrm. brick Colonial
IN st. James parish. Fireplace in
fast nook in equipped kitchen.
side screened porch, rec. area in
full basement; gorgeous level
wooded lot in lovely Falls Church
location; FHA approved, at S16,-
Evening star., 1960-12-07
SKATING IN STYLE

Skone with fashion honors this little miss whose rink fashions
include cherry corduroy skirt lined coeo
print ot oo lines the skirt For foshon poct there matching
boomers The ossc cobeknt tureneek with the
turtle neck in orion. II Lord 6 Toyo in sizes H.
Arizona tribune., 1960-12-02

The church convention at Al
buquerque, New Mexico recently
attracted youth from all over the
state. The Willow Grove Baptist
Church choir. a local place of
worship, won first place in the
statewide choir competition. l
extend congratulations to the
choir participants and suppor-
terS.
The Junior Sophisticans are at
work again as they arehopingfor
another successful year of help
full service projects. At their
first meeting last week they de-
cided theywould like to go, Christ
mas caroling to make the holiday
seas on CHEEKY one for many
others who are less fortunate.
They also discussed the possib-
ility of taking young men along
to aid the bass and tenor s ections
of the carols.
The Phoenix College football
squad chose its greats this week.
and bowed out to let the basket
ballers into the bright lights.
Such locals as Troy Collier,
George Bearden, and Dave
Wright will stand out on the blue
and gold conferred court.
For all the upper set--tonight
the Royalettes are having their
Yuletide dance. There will be
wowee floor show and music is
by Clarissa Halls group.
Michele Hughes, who states
she has spent the most exciting
three months of her life here in
the valley, will venture home
ward leaving behind memories
of many friends and a going
away dinner party, which she will
have tonight at a friends house.
A roast pig will serve as main
dish.
See you next week.
Your Girl Friday,
Shirley Smith
Arizona tribune., 1960-12-02
KENNEDY VOTE
LEAD Skinned

John F. Kennedy will be the
fourteenth President of the Uni
ted States, who amas sed a minor
ity of the popular votes cast in
a national election.
He is losing more votes dur
ing the recent recounts done in
several states. The count, ac-
cording to United Press Inter-
national news service:
NNEDY popular vote.
34.l30.7l9; percentage. 49.753.
NIXON - popular vote.
1885. .9l3; percentage. 4o.4o8.
Others - popular vote, ,5l2.557
perc entage, O.74o.
Arizona tribune., 1960-12-02

SAVE $4,000. Ask for Group
400. S rooms of furniture left
in storage. 7 pc. inlay walnut
dinette set, table top range, large
crosstop refrig., silver mink
bedroom outfit, honey walnut
bedroom outfit, II pc. living rm.
group, reclining chair, carpet
with pad, FL" TV. maple desk
with chair, end tables, cocktail
table, large table lamps, auto.
washer, sold for S.. .239 90. SAVE
$4O2. 90. Bal. due $888.00 at
$500 per week. SOUTH PHOE-
NIX FURNITURE, 4lOl South Cen
trail, BR 6-4l0l. Ask for Group
400.
Arizona tribune., 1960-12-02

REPO6SESSED Apt. size range.
Cost $50. balance due $28. Call
BR 6-4lOl, 4l0l So. Central.
Arizona tribune., 1960-12-02

TUABOUTA surprise baby shower given for Marva Evans
turned differently than planned Some of the surprised
bouncing baby had
arrived two days before the party
Parker. other guests Mrs.
Nina Burton and Mrs. Geraldine Sullivan.
photo Mrs. Betty Summers Miss Georgia Johns
Mrs. Glodean Patterson and Mrs. Bobbie Weaver
Evening star., 1960-06-03
BUSINESS BRIEFS

National Paperboard Ass0-
citation estimated May paper
board orders averaged $4,000
tons a week, the highest for
any month so far this year. In
April the average was $4,000
tons. In May, 1859, the aver
age was 1000 tons. Mills re-
lceived orders for 313,558 tons
last week, up $4,000 tons from
the week before but 1900 tons
less than in the same week
last year.
Union Carbide Corp. received
a $12 million contract from the
Air Force for research and de-
velopment Of graphite as a
high temperature component
of missiles and space vehicles.
Columbia Carbon Co. ac-
quired the principal properties
and business of Ander Chem
ical Co. Of Cincinnati. Pay
ment was between $2.5 and So
million in cash.
Hercules Powder Co. has been
awarded a $9,238,454 Army
contract for continued produc-
ton and plant maintenance at
the Radford (Va0 Arsenal.
Loans to Brokers and dealers
on other than United States
Government, securities held by
member banks in New York
City totaled 1924 million on
Wednesday, a decrease Of 81
million from the week before
and a decrease of STA million
from a year before.
Kaiser Gypsum Co., a sub
sidiary Of Permanente Cement
Co., has purchased "a acres in
an industrial tract along the
st. Johns River IN Jacksonville.
Fla. and plans to erect a multi
million dollar building products
plant.
Heavy construction contracts
awarded during the holiday
week ended Monday totaled
$648 million, including $481.. !.
100000 in private construction
and $166, 100000 in public work.
To date this year contracts
total $9,125,300,G00 or 7 per
cent above the same 1859
.p eri o d.-Engineering News
Record and Construction Daily.
Evening star., 1960-06-03
Trade at Retail
Shows SLiqht Dip
NEW YORK .IIlne 3 (Ap

NEW YORK, June 3 (AP)
Retail trade in the week
ended Wednesday dipped
slightly below a year ago, Dur
g. Bradstreet, Inc, reported to-
day.
Cool, wet weather in many
areas discouraged buying OF
summer merchandise.
Year-to-year declines in ap-
parel. appliances and indoor
furniture Offset gains in out
door furniture, floor coverings
and new cars.
The dollar volume was 8 per
cent below to per cent above
a year ago.
Buying of women'S sports
wear, dresses and rainwear
picked up from last week but
was below the strong 1853
week. Purchases of mems
lightweight suits and furnish
ings Jagged, offsetting small
gains in sports coats, slacks and
sports shirts.
Most noticeable declines in
buying of appliances was in air
conditioners, refrigerators and
automatic washers and dryers.
Evening star., 1960-06-03
Exports Increase
As Imports Drop

United States exports in
creased in April while imports
declined, the Commerce De-
partment reported today.
The department estimated
the value of United States ex-
ports at 81 ,806, 100000 in April.
This is about 3 per cent more
than the March total and
about % per cent more than
in April, 1859.
Military shipments, which
are included in the estimate,
were valued at Sis million in
April, about 50 million less
than in March and about $21
million less than in April last
year.
United States imports fell
from $1,375, 100000 in March
to $l.257,4 400, 900 in April, a de-
crease Of about 8 per cent from
March. The April total, how
ever, was about 3 per cent
higher than in April, 1859.
Evening star., 1960-06-03
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO June 3 (AP).-Grain
futures prices ranged from steady to
weak in the early afternoon today on
the Board Of Trade after wheat had
shown some tendency toward flrmncss
in earlier dealings.
Corn and rye were down major
fractions in spots but other commodi-
ties held within small fractions Of
previous closes on another unusually
light trading day
Purchase by India Of more than
9,250,O00 bushels OF hard wheat
for shipment next month was the
major steadying factor in that grain.
| Venezuela also took a small amount
of wheat while Norway and Japan
were in the market for soybeans
Continuing dry weather. favorable
| for corn planting, brought some selling
described mainly as LIQUIDATION al
! though there was q little pressure
from spectators working the short
At noon wheat was H-9s cent &
bushel higher. July 81 S5; corn h-sl
lower, July S1.209s: oats unchanget
to u higher, July 11A: rye al
cent lower, July 81 2294; soybeans Y,
lower to 1s higher. July S2.14.
Cash Grain
No wheat or soybean sales. Corn
No. 2 yellow l,24A; No. 2 yellow
sample grade extra heavy white 7TIa
Barley: Mailing choice l.l5-1.25 non-
inal; feed 92-1.05 nominal.
Evening star., 1960-06-03
No Pipe Dream

LOUISVILLE, KY, June J
(AP.-The traditional concept
of the college student as a
pipe-smoking young intellectual
is no pipe dream. Brown g. Will
Hanson Tobacco Corp. Mas
claimed. The company said a
recent survey showed that
nearly 8 per cent of the esti-
mated Q million male college
students are pipe smokers.
Evening star., 1960-06-03

lpany's Corona plant brought in
$972,903 after taxes, wiping out
the operating loss.
Other earnings:
For Quarter Ended March 81
1860 1859
Atlas Tack Cp 'Sl3,9l4
met loss
Hotel Corp Am 2l0.025 164, ,344
Per share OO7 O.O5
For Quarter Ended April 80
Lane Bryant 100000 6S7. 900
Per share O.S9 0.s1
For 9 Months 10 April 80
Brown Shoe Co 6,156.32l 5,29s.T13
7ontinentl Mot 1,o5O,73 1881 ,205
Per share 032 O40
Hazel Bishop 2Gs'776 '55I,i7s
Fer T'' 8 Months to May
Minute Maid 2,554,647 1.972.734
For I2 Months to March 81
Hesunit Mills 6,2s5:72s 2,9l5.9I5
Per share 3l2 l.3s
Gerber Prod 7,OFO:424 7.255.o56
Per share 333 341
otter Tan Pwr 2,4sO,s6I 2.1el sol
@ For sn'i: Ie Months 70 n Aprn 30 @'27
Cent Ill El&Gs 4,022, ,635 3,6O7,le3
Sierra Pac Pwr 2,l65,OS7 l,762 ,923
Per share 2.4S 2.10
Evening star., 1960-06-03
Stock Prices Are Mixed
AS EorIy RoIIy Fades

sues brought losses Of about
/ to S.
Hopes for easier credit as a
result of the discount rate cut
by two Federal Reserve Banks
accompanied the early rise; but
enthusiasm waned as New York
bankers commented that an
early reduction in the prime
lending rate charged by COM
mercial banks was unlikely.
United States Government
bonds jumped sharply in direct
response to the discount rate
cut. Corporate bonds advanced
over an extremely broad front
in active dealings.
Evening star., 1960-06-03
N. Y. PRODUCE

NEW YORK. June 3 (AP) (UsDA)
Butter offerinss ample Demand
tons tfresh). Creamery, 80 score AA
5S34-5 cents; 81 score A 5S12 -5S31;
80 score B 57K-57la.
Cheese steady. Prices UNCHANGED.
EEgs-Wholesal offerings generally
ample Demand irregular today
Wholesale selling prices based on ex-
change and other volume salesl New
York spot quotations follow: Uncludes
MidweSternl: Mixed colors: Extras
(4S-5O lbsl 32h-33Ia: extras medium
1890: standards large 3Ilz-32I ";
checks 27-2Sh. Extras (iS-50 lbsI
I-33ta; extras medium 30h-31a.
Browns: Extras C4S-50 lbs 33-4.
lbs) 1895; mediums 30la-31 Ii; smalls
251a-26Ia. Browns: Top quality (4S-
500 34-35ba; mediums 1894: Smalls
Evening star., 1960-06-03
Eurninqs

LOckheed Aircraft in the
quarter ended March 81 earned
$2;716,000, or 38 cents a share,
VS.. $4,l92,000, or 81 cents, in
the 1859 period.
Empire MillwOrk Corp. in the
three months ended March 81
reported a profit of $702,S77,
or 64 cents a share, VS.. $9,267,
or l cent a share, in the 1859
period. In the recent quarter
there was an operating loss of
$297,850, but sale of the COM
Evening star., 1960-06-03

NEW YORK, June 3 (AP)
-steels retained an upside
edge as the stock market
backed away from an early
rally and showed a mixed pat
tern late this afternoon. Trad
ing slackened.
Volume for the day was esti-
mated 'at 3.5 million. shares
compared with 3,730,000 yes
terday.
Gains and losses of fractions
to a point prevailed among most
key stocks while continued
profit taking in romance" is
Evening star., 1960-06-03
N. Y. COTTON

NEW YORK, June 3 (APl.-Cottor
futures were irregular today.
Deferred months advanced as com.
ing found offerings light. Hedge sell.
ing held nearby deliveries In cheek
80 did LIQUIDATION in the July, 1860
trading month.
a bale lower to As cents higher thar
the previous close July 70 30, Octo-
Der 3l.02 and December I'LL.
Evening star., 1960-06-03
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS

Furnished BY fhs Associated Press
Stocks Sales -
and zoos Net
Dividends (est.) High Low 2:0 chg
Evening star., 1960-06-03
ODD-LOT TRADING

NEW YORK, June 3 (AP).-The New
York Stock Exchange reported today
these odd-lot transactions by prin-
cipal dealers for June 3: Purchases OF
425.96e shares: sales OF 416,954 shares
including 1855 shares sold short
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter., 1960-12-23

reliable, able, convenient ferry
here, because it will be a long
while before this route is bridged.
The snack bar alone if properly
handled will pay the fuel bill of
the ferry. A larger ferry could
provide other concessions.
believe I've said enough for
this time, so I'll try to explain
who l am as very few who read
this will know me as they do
Henry Belk, Lippman, the Mayor
of Morehead City or people who
belong to different commissions. l
hereby relate my experiences. 1
served in the US. Navy from
1915 to 1919 on the Battleship
Observation-Disclosures Division.
The first across in World War 1,
arriving Queentown, Ireland May
4, 1917. l did patrol and convoy
work during the entire war. l
served on tug boats, hydraulic or
pipeline dredges and clam shells.
/ fished at Ocracoke and on the
New Jersey coast. / shipped with
the us. Engineers on sea going
hopper dredges on the Mississippi,
all the east coast harbor entrances,
and some of the west coast work
ing my way up from quartermas-
ter to master. l was commission
ed Major; 1t. Colonel US. Army
in World War II, took command
of sea going hopper dredge
Chester Harding" "a fine little
ship-308 feet long) was COM
mander of a merchant fleet from
Charleston to Milford Haven,
Wales, about England on
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter., 1960-12-23
DOCK
Continued from Page One)

borhood got to complaining about
being tired of paying the bills.
They stopped attending the meet
ings, and in a few months the
brotherhood was history.
Well, Mr.. Editor, nothing will
convince me that gifts without
strings help anybody, unless they
are willing to work for them, and
to earn them. Our problem is to
rehabilitate people in hard luck,
not to smother them in pity and
pauperize them until they lack all
self-respect.
We want to help people get on
their feet and We'll never do it
by buying them rocking chairs and
feeding them by hand.
Yours for the needy and not for
the greedy,
UNCLE DOCK FROM DUCK
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter., 1960-12-23
EvES-CREEF WEDDING
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 81

Mrs. Herbert A. Creef of Man.
teo has announced the engage
ment and approaching marriage
of her daughter, Miss Ruby Kee-
ler Greet, to John William Ewes,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Ewes
of Weeksville. The wedding will
take place at five o'clock Satur-
day afternoon, December 81, at
the brides home, with recep-
ton Immediately following.
All relatives and friends of the
couple are invited.
Miss Creef HOnored at Tea
Miss Creef was honored at a tea
Wednesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. M. L. Daniels, Jr., in
Manteo, given by mesdames Rob
ert Owens, Phil Scarborough, and
Dotty Frye.
A Christmas motif was used
throughout the house. The serving
table was spread with a green
cloth, using red poinsettias and
white candles in candelabra as a
centerpiece. Russian tea, fruit
cake and mints were served. The
bride was presented gift of
Italian cut glass. About 25 guests
called between the hours of three
and five and were greeted at the
door by the honoree.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter., 1960-12-23
JOHN G. BRAoAw WAS INSPIRING PERSON

John G. Bragaw II, died in Washington Monday morn
ing His occupation insurance but he will be
membered long time for the good cheer and inspiration
that regularly forth in his columns in his local paper
the Daily News and his page in The State magazine He
must have had terrific scrapbook to have been able to
turn readily to quotations and poems by which apt
ly Illustrated his inspiring messages
John Bragaw of distinguished family among
whom Superior Court judge His only child Miss La
la Bragaw survives him. He is also survived by sister,
Mrs Camden Melck living in Charlotte but who for
lifetime a of great Importance to Elizabeth
City.
We shall miss John Bragaws writings, for read
them regularly and gained much from them while
dering about the ability of his age to maintain
strong pace with unfang regularity His town and
his state the loser in his passing
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter., 1960-12-23

different projects, and the inva-
sion beaches. After the war / did
a job in Mexico and one in Can
ada as master of Hoppe
Dredge. l did work for the Vene-
zuelan government. l hold master
papers for inland waters of the
U.S.A. and outside and several
endorsements as pilot on seven
different rivers along the coast.
l was master of the "Sea Level"
l say let's resume ferry service
from Ocracoke to the Carteret
mainland and let's have the finest
in accommodations for the people
who travel the highways even if
we have to pay toll, but do it.
Wouldn't it be pathetic if due to
a hot summer day people have to
sit in their cars for 21s to a
hours, with salt spray engulfing
them, or a cold winter day and
no heat, just sitting in the car
repining. Another sad occasion
would be with no place to regur-
gitate when the seas get rough
as they often do in Pamlico
Sound, no salon, no decent toilets
or rest rooms. I'd say that would
be awful especially when great
state like the state of North Car
olina boasts free ferry service or
ferry service with expectations
that many thousands or millions
of people are expected to come to
our coastland aand expecting a
rich harvest from what they leave
here in friendship and monies.
AS to the handling of the ferry
"Sea Level" I'll guarantee that
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter., 1960-12-23
DARKER SIDE OF THE PICTURE

Just when millions turn their time talents and thoughts
to the Christmas making every possible to
brighten the period the guardians of the highways turn
their attention to the darker side Of the picture It's
they do not cherish but past records demand that they plan
to roll back the Grim Reaper the streets and highways
this holiday
Intensive watchfulness their part prevent
cdents and lives burt the patrol members peadingly
look to the motoring public and pedestrians too in curta
ing the manning and slaughter the highways this Christ
season.
Careful driving and of the potential dangers
on the part of motorists will make for happy holiday
Last December, 1A persons killed-thirteen of
them Christmas day-on North Carolina highways and
streets is to eliminate such tragedies that the patrol is
canceing all leaves during December and looks ongngly
to the public to make the period and happy
for all-Williamston Enterprise