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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-05-04

Bf-MRS. LLOYD HINSON
BENEFIT CHICKEN SUPPER

BENEFIT CHICKEN SUPPER
A Benefit Chicken Supper
was held at Lupton Wards
rotate House Saturday night
April 30th in our community
Again the key word "Co-Oper-
adon' proved successful. We
mad number of Interested
people throughout the county
and surrounding communities
TO attend the Supper. We wish
10 thank each of you for your
support whether large or small
All procesds from the Supper
went to the new Church Build
ing Fund. We extend a most
cordial invitation to any one
VINO would like to come and
view our new church which is
almost ready for US to occunv
BETHEL H. d. HOSTS
The Bethel H. D. Club met
Tuesday April 26th at 3 o'clock
at the home of Mrs. ]. c. Ward.
Sr. Mrs. Ward gave the devo-
uon. Mrs. J. c. Ward, Ir. pre-
sided. Mrs. Carrie Gore Gave
the demonstration on - what
makes Canned Food Good.
The group decided on COL
Letting old Nylon hose. and
quilts scraps to send TO the
Sanitarium instead of Radio
program for National II. D.
Week.
Mrs. Letha Gore, Mrs. Mar
Ion Ward. and Mrs. Ruth Ward
we're appointed to decide on
equipment for the nursery in
our new church.
Project reports on Food Con-
Servatlon, Food and Nutrition
and House Furnishings were
given.
Delicious refreshments were
served to the eleven members
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Cur
ganuS and family had as their
dinner guests Sunday Mrs. R
X. HlnSon, Mrs. ReSsie Hinson.
Rodney and Elaine Hinson.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Lloyd Hinson
and Ronald Hinson were Sum-
day afternoon visitors of Mr.,
and Mrs. Philip Mcpherson
and family of Beaverdam.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lacy Gore and
family had as their weekend
guests Mr.. and Mrs. Johnnie
Parker and family of Orlando.
Florida. Mrs. Nettie Parker &C
companied them home and will
spend sometime with one of
her daughters and family Mrs.
Marie Parker Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Ward. .Jr.
ana daughter Cathy we're Sun
day afternoon visitors of Mr..
and Mrs. Willard Gore of Ma
kina.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Ander-
son, Mrs. Doretha Cox, Hazel
and Dianne Cox were visiting
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-05-04

affeSpoon+ Farmers, are really
ISszy ~ fteids tpas@
erh>sSi nash set,i9f theft
Efqks, CO. the syesk >.''r: ~.
Mrs. Nsttie Parker l., 'spfr :
ing a few: days in Crla,, =,
Florida with one of her haugh-
tiers and family Mrs. Marie
Parker Moore.
Thought For The Day-"Man
looks on the outward appear
ance. but the Lord looks on the
heart"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-05-04

There were 2,9l0 pedestrians
killed and 5000 injured ON
U. S. roads last year because
they crossed between intersec-
lions.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-05-04
Free Trial Offer

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ONE Registered Set of Eight of
the truly revolutionary, simply
amazing NICKEL SILVER SIG
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VertlSlng. full and complete
price of ONLY S5.52. plus few
cents postage, for the set of
eight spark plugs.
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Send only the make. the year
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set of eight Spark Plugs, will
be made to you for No Risk.
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Deposit ONLY $3.50. plus few
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upon delivery YOU RISK
NOTHING. This is an Cncon-
ditlonally Guaranteed. No
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Offer. SEND NO MONEY
NOW. Rush ONLY your name.
your address. the Make. the
Year. Of your car or truck TO.
NoRCo CORPORATION
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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-05-04
'~NNF'
AiIillIls,

Jews. Fulton Rogers is a resi-
dent of Florence.
Evening star., 1960-08-07
Miscellaneous
Wanted

METAL DETECTOR - Anyone
having one for sale, or anyone
knowing where I can obtain
one, please call WA. 1896.
SPEED EQUIP. for '52-'57 o.h.v.,
Lincoln or Mercury Turnpike
Cruiser engine; also, 6-v. pos
gr. Magspark transformer. Call
BOB or DANNY at AP. 7-3078.
LEATHER CASE for GE port
able radio, Model No. 745; will
pay any reaS. price. Call CARL,
Jr. at HO. 2-9605.
OLD LARGE TOY TRAINS, be-
fore '39. any condition. JE.
4-3707.
PIANO, console or small up
right; good cond.; reasonably
priced; for recreation room.
RE. 5-3173.
MAD COMICS WANTED-Will
pay good prices for these num-
bers: /, 2, 8, 4, S, z, l6. BILL,
IA. 7-5714.
RECORD, I'm the Baggage Coach
Ahead" SP. 3-6949.
Evening star., 1960-08-07
TEEN SPORTS

Pam August, the defending
champion from Argyle, was
third with 90-86 for a 176
total.
The lowest score of the
day was registered by Bridget
Donahue of Bethesda who had
a fnst-round score of 80. Al
though not in the prize list,
she earned the distinction of
knocking of 18 strokes from
her 100 score of the first day.
Misses B os r ON, King,
Donahue and August will be
Joined by Carol Carrager of
Bethesda, Mary Frances Ed
monston of Columbia and
Cana Roberts of Manor to
compete in the USGA Junior
championship in Tulsa on
August Is. They will be &C
companied by Mrs. A. Wayne
Braden, the USGA commit
teeYoman from this section.
4 + 4
DeMatha'S B. team, COM
posed Of junior varsity play
ers Of DeMatha High School,
captured the Prince Georges
County YMCA Summer Bas-
ketball League Championship.
Spanked by Tommy Bres-
nahan's II points, DeMatha's
B squad sank the Navy, a
team of Bladensburg High
School players in disguise. by
the score of 36-22 in the play
of at Bladensburg's outdoor
court.
Hh -
Murray Arnold, DeMatha's
junior varsity coach. journeys
this week to DeLand, Fla,
where he will undertake his
new position as head basket
ball coach at DeLand High
School.
Evening star., 1960-08-07
Greetings
HAPPY BIRTHDAY on Aug. II

HAPPY BIRTHDAY on Aug. IL
to Ray, the most wonderful
guy in the world. Love, LINDA.
ALICE HAWKINS-Happy BIRTH
day on Aug. 9 and many more.
Love, GLADYS.
HAPPY 18th BIRTHDAY Charles
Scott, from MARY ROBIN
SON and GRANDMA.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY 10 B., from
R. j. T. Don't You Know"
from N. SUMMERS.
HAPPY ANNIVERSARY to q
great sister and brother-in-
law and my wonderful parents.
Love, LYNNE and MARK.
HAPPY 3rd to Yavo. Be good.
Ha! Ha! Love, HAPPY-GO-
LUCKY.
GARY PEPPERS-Please don't
60 G. H. S., w. H. T. P. needs
you. Hey, Little One, stay.
BABE.
A LATE HAPPY BIRTHDAY to
Betse, one Of the incest girls
In Allentown. THE GANG.
Evening star., 1960-08-07
Notices

DRIVING LESSONS in your car;
ADVANTAGES TEEN RATES.
SIS SAVINGSl Annandale,
Springfield, Falls Church and
nearby. CL. 6-2627.
DOES YOUR PARTY need @
lift? Then you need the fast
rising BELAIRS. Call PAUL,
OIL. 6-8570.
MEMBERS for a hot-rod club
now organizing in Laurel, Md.
Members must be 18 years old
and have car. Call PA. 5-6415
after $50. Ask for PETE.
KITTENS, very cute and free to
good suburban home. JU. g.
6146.
BE SURE of a successful party
hire the GALAXIES! az
years exper. Call BLAINE
SMITH, Oliver 2-0720.
DANCE BAND available for your
party or dance; college stu
dents; reasonable rates. Call
FE. 3-3549.
STUDENT University of Fla,
leaving Sept. 10, am; '5S Ford.
Can take 3 riders; reasonable
charge. RONNIE, RE. 6-8667.
GIVE AWAY KITTEN, male,
gray tiger stripe. Also need
good home for mother cat. OIL.
6-7515.
Evening star., 1960-08-07
By JOHN MELoY
Star Stan Writer

Jane BoStrom, a l7-year-old
golfer from Prince Georges,
Is showing the signs of star
dom which her instructor Al
Houghton, the Prince Georges
pro, has been predicting since
her early teen days.
Miss BoStrom won the Dis
trict Girls Junior Golf Cham
pionship last Tuesday with
q 36-hole score of 164 for a
three stroke margin over
Robbye King of Army Navy
at the Manor Country Club.
This victory starts to justify
Houghton's faith in her golf
ing ability.
Jane, who usually becomes
quite disturbed when making
a bad shot, had to overcome
several poor holes of sevens
on the 9th and 18th, but
still managed an "a on the
final 18 of the 36-hole cham
pionShip. She scored an 80
over the first 18 holes of the
day.
Miss Bostrom carried a
three-stroke lead over Miss
King into the final round.
Robbye overlook her COM
petitor on the first two holes
with q 8 and 5 to Miss Bos-
trom's 6 and 6.
However, Jane came back
in the next six holes in one
over mems par to regain the
lead for good. Miss King,
the runner-up, finished with
1884 for a 1877 total.
In previous cup matches
this season Miss King has
won two and Miss Bostrom
one. ....-.....
Evening star., 1960-08-07

26-IN. BIKE, slim English style;
won as prize; never ridden;
$40. Call ANDY, OV. 3-2158.
FORD so; excellent mech. cond.,
good tires, good paint (blue);
5000. JOE, JE. 3-8640.
GUITAR, Silvertone, electric,
with case and shoulder strap;
almost new; $35. TW. 3-9622.
GRAY WOOL FLANNEL SUIT,
good style; like new; jr., 11-12;
$40. KAREN, FL. 4-5758.
GIRLS RINK ROLLER SKATES,
white; in good shape; $40. Call
HA. 2-4089. Size S.
COCKTAIL DRESSES, pink
chiffon; size II. White sheath,
size 8; excellent condition. Call
LU. 1869.
CORNET, first line (KING(;
Bach mouthpiece, large case;
value new, $500; new lacquer,
pads and springs; $3.50. JE.
2-392l.
McCULLoCH ss-Good condi-
ton; 10-h.p. engine; complete
with recoil starter; ideal for
karts and two-man chainsaws;
must sell; cost 1884 new; will
sacrifice for 500. Call AK.
9-9281.
KAPITOL KART-Excellent con-
dition; complete with new
slicks on back tires and West
Bend 645 Az horsepower en-
gine; painted metallic blue and
comes with upholstery; must
sell; will sacrifice for $3.50. Call
AK. 9-9281.
UNIFORM, st. Cecilias all or
part; metal folding wheel chair;
ironer, gas heater; puppy, small
breed, girls books. RE. 6-5780.
MERCURY 1852 convertible;
white, good top, body and tires;
fine running condition. TIE.
6-5044.
STAMPS, U. s. and FDCs, for
eign sets and singles; cata-
logues. Call BILL, TIE. 6-5044.
MOTOR CAR, B. & S. 21a-h.p,
engine; runs we'll; $35 or best
offer. OIL. 2-0156.
BAR BELLS, 110 lbs. Call Sun
day or Monday, 10. 2-3732.
RADIO PARTS too numerous to
mention. Call for information,
JOHN, LO. 4-0322,
Evening star., 1960-08-07
Miscellaneous
For Sale


STUDEBAKER 1850 conv.; black,
$125 or best offer. JE. 4-0196.
CAHERAS-35-m nm. Tower with
coupled rangefinder, $40; Argo-
f1ex twin lens, reflex with case,
SIS; Argus box camera outfit,
$40. RE. 6-3501.
POLAROID CAMERA, 95-A;
complete with accessories. Cost
$l10; like new; sell for $50.
ia. 2-8425.
TAPE RECORDER, Wilcox Gay
Senator; / yr. old. Cost, $189.95;
like new; $65. IA. 2-8425.
HOT ROD-'36 Ford roadster; ;
car is very radical and origi-
nal In design. 1t required over
six years and $4,000 to build.
Just completed and has never
been on the road, must sell to
help pay for college. Can't be
described here, must be seen to
be appreciated! Will sell or
trade. VIII. 2-2354.
HUDSON RADIO, heater trans
mission; battery, radiator,
starter, glass and other mis-
cellaneouS and body parts.
Reasonable. WA. 1906.
HUDSON 1949 Commodore "6''
club coupe; 2-tone alpine white
and Camelot gray, radio,
heater, white-walls. Motor re-
Gently installed; excellent con-
dition. Ideal for customiZing.
$3.50. WA. 7-3036.
VIOLIN, full size; case; two
bows plus music stand; 500
takes all. HA. 2-2499.
FORD 1858; gray, radio, heater,
new seat covers, new tires;
runs like new; $345 or best
offer. Call JU. 5-4257.
Evening star., 1960-08-07

FORD "a Tudor sedan; excellent
body, new rear tenders; engine
needs minor work; SITS. Also;
complete front end with all
brand-new parts. dropped axle,
Lincoln brakes, bearings, cups,
spring. wishbone, spindles, king
pins and bushings, etc.; cost
$500, sell for $50. OIL. 2-2094.
SKATES-Boy's roller, plastic
precision in heel and toe stop,
size IL, $12; ice skates, 81, size
o. Both in excellent condition.
HU. 1-2559.
Evening star., 1960-08-07


els, transparent; like new;
$3.50. Electric haircutting
set, new; "a. .JU. 9-175S.
PIN BALL MACHINE-Excel-
lent cond., reg. size, with five
balls; compl. with six f1ipperS;
very reas. JOHN, LO. 4-0322.
ONE XIV. TRANSMITTER -
Complete with all parts; needs
a little work; would make a
beautiful linear; sac. to best
offer over $40. JOHN, 10.
4-0322.
FORMAL GOWN, pink net;
good condition. Call WA. 7
085l. $40.
ROLLEIFLEX automatic, Zeiss
3.5; access; $75. AXIS Newton
aluminium view, holders; $35.
TU. 9-1758.
IS BUICK powered "a Ford s.
window coupe; body in good
condition; needs paint; is ready
for street use; over 5000 in
vested; will sell for $500. Call
MICHAEL HOLMES at RI.
3-7120, between 9 and 8 pm,
Monday, Tuesday.
TRAINS, Lionel o gauge. Set
includes largest transformer;
val. at $40; Diesel engine, val.
at $50; switches, val. at $50,
and additional accessories, val.
at 500. Total val, $220; will
sacrifice for $75 or best offer.
DU. 5-8388.
GIRLS white rink roller skates,
like new, size S; So. Call JE.
2-6566.
1858 FORD radio, $40; pressure
fuel system, tank, pump, ETC.,
$35; 12-v. fuel pump, $40; Cad
lilac 6x2 manifold, $25; 80
Ford trans, $25; 1888 Ford
and Nero. cam and kit, re-
grind, $25; billet, $50; '51-'55
Olds std. bellhousing, $40; so
Nero. engine, $35; so Olds en-
gine, SIS. EN-. 2-6393.
MALLORY Magspark transfor-
mer, 6-v. neg. gr.; So. Call
BOB or DANNY at AP. 7-3078,
CITIZEN BAND two-way radio
Heathkit Model CB-1, with
6-volt power supply for mobile
use. This unit will work on
110 v. &C. or 6 or IL volt dc
Also, Heathkit Model AR-3
short-wave receiver, $40 kc. to
80 me. Both of these radios are
like new, and work very well
For more info, call TOMMY
any time, OV. 3-3402.
BICYCLE, girls, Pain, German
made; good condition; must
sell; $18 or best offer. Ell
6-4677.
GO-KART, Playboy; 2la-h.p
Clinton; clutch, brake; $3.50
Call RALPH, OIL. 6-4610.
SPECIAL Five U. S.-foreign
covers for only 81; first flights
etc. Send money to RICHARD
REINOEHL, 1927 Indian lane
College Park, Maryland.
OUTBOARD MOTOR, 25-h.p
Evinrude, controls; runs good;
fine ski motor; SIPS. RONNIE,
RE. 6-8667.
BUICK 1850 Super; original own
er; new tires; excellent condi-
ton. Phone Emerson 2-5648.
JUNKING '49 Mere; parts, rea-
sonable. Call MIKE, weekday
evenings, TIA. 9-8038.
ONE MINT DUCE GRILLE and
shell complete; $35 or best
offer. CIR. 3-1413.
TRANSMITTER, Globe Scout g.
80; never been on the air. per-
feet condition. MA. 2-0473.
NERO. go 2-dr. hardtop; stick,
r. and h., WV. tires. BOB.
Cedar 6-8562.
FOLLOWING PARTS for 46-
'48 Ford V-8: Transmission
(new gears, $19; heads, So;
radiator with chrome hoses)
$11; oil pan and starter motor,
So; generator, 81; radio, S.;
fiywheel, Sits; intake mani
fold with -carb. and fuel
pump, $3.50, and fan, 81. En-
tire parts for $40. Call JE.
Evening star., 1960-08-07

cred, 3,40O mi. Must sell, going
in service. OIL. 2-8438.
VANITY DRESSER, mirrors,
plate top, 3 sectional upright
mirrors, Boudoir lamps and
skirt; SIS. Ii 1886.
'52 CHRYSLER VS. ENGINE,
completely rebuilt. Also AT
Ford coupe, good condition.
Both cheap. Call DICK, FL.
4-4784.
FORD 1858 Fordor V-8; good
running condition, good tires;
best cash offer over $275. CIR.
3-2168.
FORD 1850; V-8 engine, straight
stick, trans. mounted on 1910
Ford chassis; excellent for hot
rod. Call RE. 6-2168, Sunday or
after S pm. weekdays.
ENGLISH SETTER PUPS-Can
RE. 6-2l68 Sundays or after 3
pm. weekdays.
FORD 1851 Tudor 6-cylinder;
motor overhauled; SITS. Call
TIE. $4,000.
POINT. so hardtop sedan; $l35;
automatic trans. Also, pair
women's Chi. Kinks; best offer.
Phone HE. 1883.
TWO l4-in. aluminium hubcaps,
two ST Olds hubcaps, two 81
Ford tail lights, two '49 Lin
coin tail lights, two 48 Ford
wheels. Call BOB, JU. 5-06O9.
THIRD IS; just overhauled;
shaved heads, set up for 49,
SO; Ford or Mere. std. bell
housing; $50. Call RONALD,
SP. 3-2689.
LABRADOR RETRIEVER pup
pies, 8 weeks old, male and
female, real cute. 10. 1882.
CORNET AND CASE, plus mu-
sic; all for $50 or best offer;
like new. WA. 4-4074.
GIOVANNONI No. 309-B, full
track grind and kit for $3.50
Chevy V-8s; run 3 days, per-
feet cond.; $110. OIL. 4-4668.
CORVETTE Eng. '55; bored .030
over 37s, newly ported and
polished heads, new pistons
and rods, new 2-4s, new
chrome; never run. First $275
takes all. Also, SO Stude. hit
sS.: SITS. PA 5-0792
RUNABOUT loft; extra deep;
$12O or best offer; will trade
for good canoe. WO. 6-5434.
GUITAR, fiat top; excellent
tone, case and strap incl. Call
ARNOLD, RE. 6-5642.
DE SOTO "a engine; Howard
cam and kit, clutch, flywheel
and adapter for '32-48 Ford
or $3.50 Mere, IS 4-barrel
carb., manifold and Helling air
cleaner, spare set IS heads;
engine In excellent condition;
sacrifice for $125. Call DAVE
OIL. 2-2094.
BUICK 81 floor shift transmits
sion, $35; also, 80 Lincoln
Zephyr floor shift, $S5 or best
offer: also, set of Al Buick
gears, $40. OIL. 2-20s4.
BRAND NEW Ford body parts;
DR.. 1886 sedan rear Tenders,
$50; 81 right rear Tenders,
SIS; pr. '38 sedan rears, $50;
'39 right rear, 500; 42-48 front
tenders, grilles, chrome bump
ers, many hood ornaments, 81
'39 std. runningboards, 1928
"a" rear sedan tenders, right
rear coupe and roadster fend-
ers; also, 16, II and l8 inch
Ford wire wheels, tires and
tubes. OIL. 2-2094.
FORD 40 Tudor sedan; r. and
h., WV. tires; good body, runs
we'll: $3.50. Call DAVE, OIL
2-2094.
FORD 48 Tudor sedan; good
seat covers and paint, loaded
in, full penched headlights,
good tires; wrecked in rear
Call EN-. 2-6279; price, $75.
FORD 81 Ranchero; excel. con-
dition, never used as a truck;
Third eng, Fordo., radio and
heater, custom interior with
matching carpet, WV. tires,
2-tone paint, good tires, new
Evening star., 1960-08-07
Jobs Wanted

BABY SITTING JOB-16-yr.- :
cid girl; NV. Wash. Call BARB,
EN-. 2-1974, Mon.-Fri. (4-10
R.m).
Evening star., 1960-08-07
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NERO. ENGINE SO; uses no oil,
new carb. and fuel pump, new
ignition system; will demon
strate. ROSS, MA. 2-0473.
FORD 40 coupe; Chevy V-8 en-
gine; $375. Halibrand quick
change, new; $125. Both $3.50.
BILL, JU. 5-2774.
NASH '53 club sedan; r. and h.;
good clean car; $3.50; going
to college. JIM, FL. 1926.
EARLY MODEL combination
plate clutch and 2-speed trans.
for 'Cushman engine; will buy
or trade for centrifugal clutch; /;
brand-new, never used; must
be in fair cond. Call RON,
MA. 2-0135.
HAVE CAR, WILL SELL BIKE
36-in.. Wv. tires, tool bag,
front and back lights, with
generator and clock, chrome
tenders and pump; $40. Call
EDDIE, UN. 4-8361.
TOM SWIFT BOOKS, new con-
dition, whole series. Call ERIC,
WO. 6-2350.
MODEL T radiator shell; excel
lent and original. Call CIR.
3-3676.
LIP. RECORDS, soc to So; hits,
humor and horror; Ricky. Fats,
Jimmie Rodgers, Charlie Weav-
er, Shock" music and lots
more. Call DAVE, VIII. 2-3286
10 ANA pm.
NEED CASH-Make best offer on
H.F. (charger, speakers, am
| plifier); make best offer on
wood clarinet; make best offer
on golf clubs g matched Will
son woods and full set of Will
son irons except 2 iron). VIII
2-4582.
VOLKSWAGEN OWNERSHIP
cond. unit, complete; bargain
at 5000. New! RE. 6-7419.
AIR HORNS, fit car or truck:
$25; includes compressor and
tank: a real BLAST. HU,
1921.
PLYMOUTH 1941: good running
cond.; must sell; any reason
able offer accepted. Redwood
6-8626.
CHEW. 81; white primer, loaded
hood and trunk, custom tail
lights, Wv, r. and h., new
brakes. SITS or best offer. OF
4-5770 after 8 pm.
FORD PARTS, 1852; motor
doors, rear end, r. and h..
transmission, both straight and
automatic. JU. 9-6146.
FORD 1858 Ranch Wagon; r. and
h., automatic transmission
good body and tires; reason
able. JU. 9-6146.
GIRLS 26-IN. BIKE, good cond.
$l2. GEORGE, JU. 5-2051.
CLEAR PLASTIC SEAT COVERS
for ST Mercury 2-dr. hardtop;
new; $40. GEORGE, JU. 5-2051
MOTORCYCLE, NSU, Super Fox
1858, 125 &C, helmet, rain out
fit, winter pants and wind
shield; $3.50. VIII. 6-8996.
A RICAN FLYER, Dead
Mans Control" 15B X-former;
No. 900 crossing gate, 3 cars
engine and tender; 370-in
track, 2 man. switches. All in
Evening star., 1960-07-03
NEXT WEEK:

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To Star As A Woman"
Toll men: An amusing article by
THIS WEEKS rowing editor. Leslie
Lieber, may give political pundits
cause to ponder. Don't miss DO
The Tall Men Always VIM"
Slow drivers: They're actually men
ace on the nations highways. Here's
surprising news and how to protect
yourself against: ''New Danger-Slow
Drivers!"
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TINE NATIONAL
SUNDAY MAGAZINE
July 3, 1860
IN THIS ISSUE,

IN THIS ISSUE,
Cover Photo by Ben Rose: tody On
The Copiiol Dome tSee Puee l0
4 How lofe Should They DoieS
6 Cerboord. Tough Insurance
Vision OF America
10 Food: Dining On lets
u Who's Thot lody On The CopitoI
Domes
ID last laugh: Room At The Top
IS Quiz En-
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BEN C. WRIGHT
President
EUCLID M. CONVICTION
Chairman Of the Board
JOHN C.. STERLING
Honorary Chairman

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WILLIAM |. NICHOLS
Editor and Publisher
sEY cHAssLER, Editorial DirectoT
ED MCCARTHY, Managing Editor
NELSON GRUPPo, Art Director
STEWART BEACH, Asst. to the Editor