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EARLY AMERICAN
RAMBLER.

l $3.50 50. It. on one floor. no steps
TO climb. h2-acre lot. with trees
House has many extras. including
heated earage. mahogany paneled
family room with fireplace, 3
large bedrms. with extra large
closets 2 full baths. modern kit.
with pantry and living room with
So. 500. BUILDER. Du. 5-s473
From No. Z, take i53
through Vienna TO Flinthill I'd,
right to end OF street. left about
mile to subdivision sign. follow
early American sign to houses.
FAIRFAX VILLA yrs. old, 4
bedrms... u baths. lge. wooded
lot, ,cul-de-sac. rec. rm., mr..
schools. newly painted, 3 air
conds.. $500 dn.. assume FILA.
III Alta Vista Ct. CIR. 3-25l9.
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QUAINT ACRES
SHANNON & LUCHS

REALTORS SINCE 1905
HILLS-3-bedrm. brick
rambler. III baths. storm win
dows, carpets. fenced, bsmt. Make
offer. OWNER. VIII. 2-3546.
ROCKVILLE-$8OO dn.. SIO9 per
mo. pitt. to qualified purchaser.
3 twin-size bedrms., u baths. ex-
eel. cond.. large kit. level lot.
MCINTOSH CO.. JU. 1888.
= Immac. 4-bedrm.
Cape Cod. firepl., 2 baths, eat-in
kit. $4,000. FLA or GI. Vacant.
949-7400.
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BETHESDA -BANNOCKBURN =

bedrm.. 2h bath. split-entrance
rambler on large corner lot. Full
bsmt. with rec. rm. and bath.
Rear screened porch. Central air
cond. Available Immediately. $2S.-
800: CLARENCE c; KEISER, OIL.
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FALLS cH11RcH-s14.a5n 4.hsd.

rm, homo with enormous rms.
liv. rm firepl., huge family size
equipped kit, . blks to bus and
stores. $3.50 DIN. FILA. SSS mo.
plus T. and I. Call ia. 7-029O.
Mickey Realty IA. 7-0290
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA, CLOSE N-Gleaming
white frame Colonial. attractive
room arrangement; LiEht and
precious antiques. Nice living I'm.
with fireplace, family-siZe dining
rm-, spacious kitchen. wide stair
way to 3 bedrms. and baths on
End floor. Permanent stairs TO
beorm.. bath and storage en- 3rc
floor Very large, level lot. Beau
tiful trees ard shrubs. Priced in
office til pm. KE 1850.
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Assume z Y % CT Loan!
SSS per mo. pays all, sturdy s.
bedrm. brk. rambler Full bsmt.
Paneled rec. I'm. with tiled floor.
Outside entrance to 15O-ft lot.
HAGAN REALTY, INC. UN. 4-S5S3
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ADELPHI-LANGLEY = Brk. and
stone rambler. Sl7,950. Wv. car
pet. 949-7770. TOWNHOUSE.
listing. 2h bath,
3-bedrm. brick rambler. 2 huge
rec. rms, and roughed-in 4th bed
rm. in full bsmt. on fenced, level
lot with patio. Assume high N %
loan. S112.3S per mo. pays all.
EXCLUSIVE WITH TRACER
TRACER ASSOCIATES. JU. $4,000
ALL-BRICK RAMBLERS : Full
Easements, beautiful level lots.
New subdivision in Lanham.
Priced Sl6.750. Terms or your
home taken in TRADE MAX
MILLER. Ii. 7-210O; ewes, ia.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
ARLINGTON. NORTH
EGO" RAMBLER


Thereu be no HOLDS on the
sale Of this WHITE BRICK
CHARMER, It's ready to Co
RIGHT NOW! Newly decorated in
side and out. this close-in and
convenient 3-BEDROOM BEAUTY
has DAYLIGHT PINE-PANELED
REC. ROOM in full bsmt. aud
BUILT-IN GARAGE Sweeping
corner lot beautifully shaded and
handicapped. Within easy walk Of
bus, shops and schools. FLEXIBLE
FINANCING at S26,500. Hurry to
see it,
Parker, Smith & Donnell
IA. 1851 Realtors IA. 7-Ss17
BAILEYS X-ROADs = Brick split
foyer. . yrs. old. 3 bedrms., full
baths. plus space for 3 more bed
rms. on lower level. wall-to-wall
carpet. intercom system through
out the house. Mid-20s. KE. g.
ESTATE.
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Immaculate spiit-ievel, living rcc.n
with fireplace, separate dining rm.,
all-electric kitchen. 3 bedrms.. .
full baths. de luxe finished rec.
rm. Large corner lot. Close to
shopping center.
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO.
THE HOUSE OF HOMES
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FOUR CORNERS = New all-brick
rambler. firepl.. sep. din. rm., car
port, $4,000. Any terms. 949-
r. N. LEVY
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

PARK-AlI-briek split-
level on very large corner lot. In
maculate condition throughout. 3
bedrms., . full baths. modern cleo
kitchen plus rec. I'm. with fire
place. Priced to sell fast, only
S22.750 FLA or assume Ice.
4izTs loan.
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REALTORS SINCE 1905

BETHESDA-Edgemoor. White brk.
Colonial on lovely well-kept lot.
The perfect BACKGROUND for your
cherished antiques. Center-hall
plan. random width floors. 3 bed
rms, 2 baths. 2-car garage. Priced
for quick sale. 8 am g pm,
EN-. 2-74O0.
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ANDREWS AREA

ANDREWS AREA
$1,000 FILA appraised. low down
payment, approx. SS4 mo. pays
all, 2 bedrms., lge. pch., city utils.,
paved streets and fenced I'd.
STAN RIDGEWAY REALTY
RE. 6-3639 TIL s
ANDREWS AREA, Broadview Es-
tates Colonials. bi-levels and
ramblers. 3, 4 and 5 bedrms.. 2h
and 3 baths. FILA and conven-
tional financing. Open l pm. til
dark. Directions: Out Branch ave.
to l mi. past NARROW Heights
shopping center. right Keppler I'd.
at Pats Steak house, 5 blks. to
open house. Call 24S-SS0S.
ANDREWS AREA
5O24 Middleton lane-3 bedrms.,
carport, patio, rec. nm. " acre
lot. l block from new Jr. High.
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY. Sl9,-
$50. g0ee financing. WILKINSON
CONSTRUCTION CO.. HI. 9-5uG2.
ANDREWS AREA = 81 appraised
S11. 900. 6-rm. shingle Cape Cod.
bsmt., hot-water heat. Our very
best buy, need debt free salary Of
$4,000. $500 settlement charges.
total payments SS1 per month.
handy REALTY CO.. REALTOR
RE. $4,000 Ewes. RE. 6-6S17
AREA-f this
coy 3-bedrm. Cape Cod with de-
lightful scr. pch. meets your needs,
we recommend quick actioni
Good news-only $3.50 dn. FLA.
Miller Real Estate Co.
10. 7-O7O0 CHI. S-5O50
5025 LIVINGSTON Rd., Forest Hts.
ANDREWS AREA, Oxon Hill-As-
sumo large FHA loan. except.
nice 3-bedrm. rambler. 21a baths.
family room. liv. room. firepl..
bSmt.. wall-to-wall carpeting. GUS
tom Grapes. Owner transferred.
must sell. Call for appt., RE. g.
GRIBBLE REAL ESTATE
ce,,NoA ~ n CTT
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LOVELY TO LOOK At

A WHITE idEoR6TAN COLONIAL
s sPtFE i59EEE nE 81 HIt ! yJ gEs
BATHS. TRULY A BANQUET
k sH7ER pm M I BMi o ayr TIC rs
GAL CA WITH ALL TER ot69ETs,
AND BIG FINISHED REC. 7RM.
WITH FIREPL.. GARAGE, BIG
LOT AWAY FROM THE CITY
NOISE. PRICED IN LOW 30s.
COME SEE FOR YOURSELF. JE.
10000. VIM. A. CHAPMAN RE-
Atty. INC.
MCLEAN AREA-Loyely Abr, 2h.
bath split-level, la-acre wooded
lot. OWNER. Omen. KE. 3-R13O.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ABOVE AVERAGE. sparkling clean
Cape Cod. bedrms. large kit.
full bsmt. with bar and u bath.
storm windows and doors. Anchor
fenced yard, practical stone-and-
alum. exterior. GI and FLA fl
nancing. Price only S15.950.
FREE STATE PROPERTIES
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KING C0LONIHI-stately red 6rIeEI

KING COL0NIAL-Stately red brickt
home with gorgeous grounds. Al
practical location and seldom foundN
comfort. True center-hall entrance,
eft. ceilings, gracious living rrI1.
with massive fireplace, side |
screened porch, large formal dins
ing rm. with French doors to rear
screened porch. Farm -sized kitch-
en-, breakfast rm., bedrms. Zone
1Sx25l. Q full baths. full bsmt.,
rec. rm. w/fireplace. S24,e50.
HANSON HOMES. REALTORS,
JE. 3-3737.
AREA-By owner, b
rm. brick Cape Cod, full bsInt.
hot-water heat. Diet. garage, on
lge. wooded cor. lot. City conven-
fences. $3.50. $500 dn., S113
mo. inels. all. Immed. occupancy.
BY appt. Call 45l -4S96.
LORCOM LANE AREA-Charming
3-bedrm., 2-bath brick rambler.
many custom features, paneled
rec. rm., built-in bookcases, cab
inets and extra closets. All large
rms. Walk to elementary, junior
high and bus. Reas. down paymt.
Call IA. 4-l300. M. T. BROYHILL
g. SONS. Realtors. 1900 Lee hwy:
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FAIRFAX-Access 10 DULLES In
ternational Airport from this
charming 4-bedrm., 2-bath split-
level, special features include
pealing carpeting throughout low
er floor. TERRIFIC FINANCING.
You may assume S20.5O0 OF
loan. Total price only S26,5OO.
Call JE. $4,000.
Shannon r. TJ1chc
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hEhBIURb SINCE IHUb
FAIRFAX CITY-OWNER, 3-b.r., q
bath ,brk. rambler wIfull bsmt.
Walk to schools and shop. Excel.
cond. Less than 3 yrs old. A real
bargain at S1S.5O0. Also abr. as
bestos. shinele for S12.5OO. $3.50
less than FLA appraisal. CIR. g.
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FHA approved brick rambler. Twins
room with fireplace, large dining
ell. Equipped kitchen, 2 large bed
rooms and large concrete patio
De luxe workshop. AS low as $500
down
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~. C. HnLEY q CO.
7EAITOP Ap TTOnf

pr.,rG;c c. HnLEY q co. go.
LENIsDALE-IDEAL FOR NEWLY
WEEDS. Brick home with 2 twin
size bedrms.. spacious kit. and
expandable upstairs. VACANT.
Move In with deposit. Only $500
dn. S15,b00. HUGH T. PECK,
HE. 4-l700 I'll 9.
LEWISDALE-lst offering for this
brick rambler with carport for 2
cars, liv. rm. with firepl., sep.
din. rm. y baths, full bsmt.
Only $3.50 DIN. and Sill per mo.
[. J. LIsz CO.. HE. 4-1sOo
NEAR ST. CAMILLUs : LANGLEY
-4-bedrm. brk. ramb.. rec. rm.,
bar. patio, new refrigerator. SlB,-
900. ERWIN REALTY. WA. 7-0334
NEW HAMP. AVE. AREA-4-bedrm.
2-bath Cape Cod with sep. din.
I'm. and full bsmt.. near Our Lady
OF Sorrows Church and school.
WE TAKE TRADES. Only $500
dn. SlS.5O0. HUGH T. PECK.
REALTOR, 1888 New Hamp. ave,
HE. 4-l700 It'll Q.
OxON HILL AREA (Forest Hts. y
Like-new abr. split, 2 baths, rec
rm,, full bsmt., assume financing
with 800 On. Call OWNER DI
7-4446 ewes. VIII. 9-73b7.
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STONEYBROOK-YoU NAME THE
trust, 3-bedrm. brick rambler,
full bsmt., anchor fence and pvt.
parking. S17.950. Call 949-7300
til $50.
HUGH T. PECK. 11246 Georuia Ave.
TAKOMA PARKS Ice. bedrms..
" dec. Only $3.50 Now vacant
Move in today. 434-1400. ABEL
PHI REALTY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-12
] WORDS, WIT
.AND WISDOM
KERRY DRAKE
THE FLINTSTONES
BY WILLIAM MORRIS

Question: What is the most
misused word in the English
language. I have a candidate
for that honor, a word that
I have even heard some of our
presidents misuse. 1t is "ac-
cept." Most persons say Eek
cept." Nellie A. Helm. Wild
Rose, Wis.
Answer: Our Presidents,
elected by the democratic proc
,ess (even when their party is
Republican,, have reflected all
levels of our national culture
in their habits of speech. An
drew Jackson was noted for his
rough-and-ready approach to
.Syntax and grammar, though
he was never guilty Of using
ok" in the belief that it
meant "orl kerrect." ..
Lincoln, Of course, was one
of the automatically great writ
ers in public life, certainly
worthy to rank with Winston
Churchill and Franklin Roose-
welt as a brilliant phrasemaker
and speech-writer. Theodore
Roosevelt was also a writer of
great talent and a crusader
for language reforms, most Of
which still have not come to
pass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-12

But not all Of our Presi-
dents have been so gifted. Not
long ago we had one who
usually pronounced "nuclear"
as NOO-kyoo-ler. And the press
conference transcripts of our
current President frequently
show a scrambled syntax that
would scarcely get him pass
ing grade at Harvard today.
I suspect we are asking too
much of our presidents if we
expect that under the tensions
of Klieg lights. TV cameras
and mikes, and a frequently
unfriendly array of questioners,
they will be models of linguis-
tic propriety.
However, your candidate for
the most misused word in the
language is an interesting one.
Let's hear other suggestions
from the readers of this col
umn. What word do you think
is most often used wrongly?
Question: In reading about
World War II recently I came
on the term "quonset hut" I
realize that it was a certain
kind of temporary barracks, but
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-12

I can't find where the term
came from. Please clue me in.
M. C. T., Waco, Texas.
Answer: The Quonset mote
the capital @ hut was a pre-
fabricated building. looking
rather like half of an enor-
nous galvanized iron pipe. 1t
got its name from the Quon-
set naval base at Quonset
Point, R. I. where it was de-
veloped. incidentally, this same
naval base has been used in
recent years by both Presidents
Kennedy and Eisenhower, en-
route 10 Newport, r. I.
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Lorge woshes hong iofulY-wfth plenty Of elbow.
room for Shirts leg room for trousers, bed room tor
sheeis-o on the thirty 70" long Kordts lines OF this
Clothes Dryer. RustIesistant galvanized Unit Is
6 feet high. folds costly for eorryn9 or Storage:
Sturdy Va" center post. Complete with ground
socket ts-326l
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NoarHEAsr-ISh sisSsnsSrs end ss"nias eds
Mtsr ID s"d Assssr ave
ksbTaks Ave- end Rtvsr I'd
Coed Hope 3D. end Anesehs
oSsksS LsHs s"d ID
end AoVs 33s mile tre~ eerss
Nsshnsisn ST. Phone oAasH ~'V"S
PRINCE PLAZA Hyusfsvils MsysHd
PLENTY OF FREE PARKING
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ADVERTISEMENT
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1000 Sing Along With Mitch
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1000 Third Man
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1000 Nideo Nillose,
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ll;3o Saturday Comedy Time
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200 Big Picture
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4:30 Belmont Stokes (CBS)
500 Morgis
$50 Women'S Bowling
800 volley Barn Dance.
7:3o Perry Moson (cBSl
$50 Have Gun, viii Travel
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200 Lawrence Welk (ABc)
1000 CUnSmoke (cBS)
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Sunday TV Mosozne, Washington c, June >. 1862
Tabor City tribune., 1962-05-02

And Pension

The words compensation"
and pension as used by
Veterans Administration to
describe monthly benefits to
veterans or dependents are not
synonymous and should not be
used interchangeably, Hugh
Nance. Columbus County Ser
vice Officer. reported today.
Nance said compensation is
paid TO veteran or 10 his
eligible dependents for disease,
injury. or death resulting from
the veterans service. and then
only under certain conditions,
he said.
The easiest way to distin-
guish between the two benefits,
according to the County Ser
vice Office is that compensa-
ticn is service connected
benefit for wartime or peace
Tabor City tribune., 1962-05-02

Dr Rogers, who directs the
Cumrany'S rCScdr, n in tobacco
breeding and production with
r,rk in every flur-curcd state
o.. t., South. said COkcr has
:.seG the bug lights with Suc-
cess iur the past three years.
ia, l'cht j. outstanding ~
Il. simplicity. Its illuminate.
IS = new black light whicn
has slight attraction for human
vision but is an irresistible bca-
C"i. for night flicrS like tn"
norm worm moth. Behind Tia g.
,.sht'S CIRCULAR illuminated
iGbv i = suction fan. As the
moth ucar& the light he' =
dawn through the opening
ard GypuSrtcd III Il fine mesE
hu".
Ia recent tests ON the Cocker
farm IT was found that Il Siugln
l2h, caught two and a hai:
rounds of moths and BUGS il
8 weeks tI:uv. In rhr hodge
r.riEv catch were 100 hurn
'"rn u"th". Dr. HcGtrs says q
~, /, moth iiya from 500 10
I"c egg Tho Weeks catch.
sven. eliminated Ibuut 6U.nUu
u','nt,al horn worms.
The Iigh, attracts many 9th
~ pests as well In the test
catch were a number of cuiiu"
r'.ll worm moths. The boil
.'r@ is second only To ~"
I'n-iiN!mG bull wcryil in pes.
'Jinngc in Southern cottJr
,rrrs.
Operating cost of bug
:i"h'' Is luw-an estimated s.
per month, according To j. r.
Enulman, HartSvillc manager
Tabor City tribune., 1962-05-02
Cedar Grove Is
Organizing New
CommunityCI

Archie Martin. assistant Co.
lumbus County farm agent
anhounced today that efforts
are underway to organize a
new Community DEVELOPMENT
organization in Cedar Grove.
The first organizational
meeting was held at Buddy
Green's service station there
Tuesday night with l3 families
attending and expressing in
terest in permanent develop
ment association club.
The purpose and activities of
Community Development were
explained to the group and It
was decided to hold a second
meeting at the same location
next Tuesday night at 800.
This will be COMMUNICATIVE
meeting with all Cedar Grove
families invited.
Green was named temporary
Tuesday night and
Keiver Meares was elected
Tabor City tribune., 1962-05-02

that Franklin Brass will af-
ford an e onomic boost to our
county in providing employ
ment for the heads of families.
We are fortunate to attract
this firm TO Horny County. The
effort has been a community
one and has taken sacrifice of
time and money of many of
our local business men"
Franklin represents the third
industrial firm to select Horny
County in the past six months.
A textile plant, employing
persons. is under construction
at Loris.
Tabor City tribune., 1962-05-02
temporary secretary.

temporary secretary.
Farley Strickland and Mrs.
Alice Keller. vocational teach
ers al Cerro Gordo Hiph
School attended.
Others attending with their
families. in addition To those
mentioned above, were Clyde
Thompson. Leamon Stri kland,
Charles Thompson, Jr., Hughet
Goodwin, Gale Whitehead. Car
lie Blackwell, Lee Turbevii,e
and Carl Barfield.
Tabor City tribune., 1962-05-02

time service and pension is a
non-service connected benefit
for only wartime service. De-
tailed information concerning
either benefit is available from
your County Veterans Service
Officer OF +. Formy-Duval,
District Officer. who is located
at 400 Murchison Building.
Wilmington, North Carolina.
Tabor City tribune., 1962-05-02

tContinu, From Page y
de Phonetiquc in p1riS. lie .,at
lessons IN cOnv ersati,i..,
french at BerlitZ School y.
Languages in Antwerp, Be-
g.um, where he WAS Statiune F.
:"r year
He is Choir Director Of tra
FIRST Presbyterian Church l..
loIis, and lives with his mott
or IN Gurley, S. c.
Tabor City tribune., 1962-05-02
BUG LIGHT" STOPS
TOBACCO HORN WORM

The tobacco horn worm. one
Of III, most prolific and vurac-
lou: pests in the South
sprawling tobacco industry.
Can be controlled by the un-
l'ie'y means of electricity.
Dr. {. II. Rogers. tobacco
Tabor City tribune., 1962-05-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Beacher An
drcws OF Nakina w,rs .ui.-..y
guests Cf Mr.. and Mrs. Lacy
Long.
Tabor City tribune., 1962-05-02

Of Carolina Power & Light
Company, which serves the
Cckcr farms. Such units are
available from various manu-
facturcrS and rctailS for S35 20
$50 each.
The Cokcr units are equip
ped with automatic timing de-
vices which turn the light on
al dusk and off again in the
early morning hours. II is pu.
into use as soon as the tobacco
is planted and operates until
the end of the harvest season.
Tabor City tribune., 1962-05-02
$500 900 Plant hirinq Men
TO Open Near Conway I'm Fall

DR.. Edward l.. Proctor.
Chairman of the Horny County
development Board, announ-
crd this week that a South
Carolina brass products manu-
featuring firm will locate in
the Conway Myrtle Beach
Area. The new 10000 square
foot plant will be built in the
newly created industrial park
along the Myrtle Beach-Con-
way Highway. Total investment
III land. improvements. and
b II ] d ing Will approximate
100000, DR.. Proctor said.
+. A. TONY" Anthony. Ex-
ccutive Secretary of the De-
Vclopmcnt Board. says the
community will participate in
the financing of the building.
Franklin Brass Products will
invest more than 81, 100000 in
the Myrtle Bea h-Conway area.
This firm will produce tubing
products for the heating, plum
bing. and related industries.
David Mohr, General Manager
of the firm, said the company
will employ between 100 and
200 people.
\ large percentage of the
employees will be male, Mohr
said.
Training of factory person
mel will begin in June. Ground
breaking for building construc-
ton will come quickly since
production is Ia be started I'm
October or before.
The new firm represents the
first in Horny County to afford
employment for a large num-
hcr of men. Most industries
III the county now employ
women in the textile and elec-
tTOnic trades.
DIR. Proctor said, I'VE feel
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Micro-Photo, 100 Shaw ave-,
revealed it wants to double it's
facilities to the tune of
100000.
Donald A. Campbell, 15401
Plymouth pl., has been appoint
ed associate director of the
Cleveland area Heart Society.
Joseph Alexander, 1923
Orinoco was elected to receive
the 33rd degree, highest rank
and honor within the Masonic
fraternity.
Rev. David r. Newell Joined
the Windermere Methodist
Church as assistant minister.
The Board of Education hired
a consultant to assist in ex-
panding the school Television
classes program.
Shaw was hosts for the first
annual Lake Erie League Ten
mis- Tournament.
A ninth.month building re.
port showed that building in
East Cleveland trippled for
the same period over last
year.
The local Exchange Club
donated $50 to Cleveland's
Eddy Rd., Boystown.
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AS election time neared, the
8.4 mill school levy became the
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Thus Our local infamous Poet
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wouldn't you know it.
New Executive director of
the East Cleveland YWCA
was Josephine Daugherty,
while Audrey Eagien was
appointed to the post of
Teenage Program Director
for the WV.
The Board Of Education pur-
chased the remaining private
home on Shaw, south Of Euclid
ave., and proceeded to get the
city to vacate that portion of
the avenue.
Judge Addams was named
district chairman for the up
coming United Appeal drive.
More than 600 attended a
testimonial at the Pick Carter
for longtime police chief, H. s.
Weaver.
In the seth football clash of
the arch rivals, Collinwood
whipped Shaw 26 to %. The
heated but friendly contest was
marred by some post game at
tacks on Shaw students which
for a short time threatened to
end the long-standing rivalry
between the two schools.
New City Manager Grant
Apthorp began telling civic
groups that EAST Cleveland
must face up to population
shifts"
Hamilton Beatty, 1928 Ter
race rd., was named new vice
president in charge of Euro
pean operations for the Austin
Company.