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An idea is one thing; put ting it into words so that everyone will understand it is another. It it amazing how much time two people can waste trying to shift one person's work between them. Open Monday Thru Friday Until 6 P.M. OPEN SATURDAY TILL 6 P.M. BLACK BELT i wp BLACK BELT ^COLOGNE >ol every main 10 wear the Itlaek Itelt. I ^ ' =========s= 'I Black Belt is made for men who don't have tc prtwe anything to anybody ?- ? _ They know their [tower. And that's that. After Shave and Cologne. . Some men will wear Black Belt. Some won't. After Shave $2.50 Cologne .-,$350 PLUS ? VALUE HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS 107 W. HASH ST. > LOUISBURG Bunn FHA Cares'And Shares' As a part of the year's F.H.A. theme "To Care is to Share", the Bunn F.H.A. girls went to work to share Christmas joy with others by collecting toys for over fifty children who might otherwise not be provided for, an nounces Doris Wilder. F.H.A. reporter. April Chamblee was appointed chairman <3l the committee ._ These toys were brought into the home economics de partment where the students reconditioned them and made them ready o present to the Social Service Department during an assembly Thursday afternoon. Mrs.. M. M. Person, a social service agent, was present to speak to the assembly and to accept the gifts ? -? Spreading Christmas Joy are. reading left to right. President Anita Gay, Secretary Jane White, Treasurer Ann Greene, Reporter Doris Wilder. Chairman April Chamblee, Pam Asque. Peggy O'Neal, Jackie Driver and Sharon Moody. Test Defogging - Chemical Seattle. Wash. ?? A mois ture-slurping chemical called polyelectrolytest may end the p#a soup predicament of America's foggiest airport and save airlines a lot of money. In a test recently, a specially equipped DC3 dumped 300 pounds of the flour-like sub stance over fog-shrouded Seattle-Tacoma International airport and officials said it cleared ai> air corridor. 6,000 feet high. Everyone likes to hear the "truth" about someone else in whispered form. "iS GOOD$YEAR ^ ^ 9th YEAR OF A GREAT CHRISTMAS TRADITION Great Christmas Songs 10 Great Artists Great Songs of Christmas j? j A rare holiday treat (or your home A new collection by today's top artiets in a .limited edition album of festive Christmas music' Avail able only at your Goodyear Service Store and most Goodyear Dealers - lust Si 00 Playable on stereo or monaural equipment. 20 CHRISTMAS FAVORITES i ne Happiest Christmas ? Tha Se . cral of Christmas ? Twelve Days of Christmas ? The Fmt Noal ? 0 dome All Ye Faithful ? God Rest Ye Mar ry Gentlemen ? Hark" Tha Herald Angela Sing ? Go/? King Win cesias ? It Came Upor> A Midnight Clear ? In Dulci Jubilo ? O Holy Night ? Silent Night ? Winter Won derland ? Skater s Wallx ? O Little Town of Bethlehem ? Pania Angali cua ? Jingle Bella ? O Sanctiaaima ? A Christmas Tale tor Children ? Ave Maria LITTLE RIVER ICE CO. S MAIN ST. PHONE GY 6-3410 BLAZING A TRAIL THROUGH fHE ICE Thr S.S. Manhattan ?ail? through l?-ni|>?*raturr? of 50 degree* U-low zero. In preparing - lor the recent voyage ot the S S Manhattan through the ice olated' North west Passage to the newly -dis covered oil field of northern Alaska. Humble Oil, sponsor of this hisjory -making 'mission faced up to tKe task of com pensating for conditions which included temperatures of 50 de grees below zero tor weeks on end. The vessel, largest United States merchant ship in service, was actually cut apart and put together to form an oil-tanker icebreaker capable of carrying 38 million gallons of oil on the unprecedented 4.500-mile voy age Half of this distance >was over Arctic ice that can soar in ^ ridges 25 feet above the water and project 6CAn*t below. The most striking modifies tion was the addition of a com pletely new type of bow. a feat which added 65 feet to the ves sel. High-strength propellers and shafts and rudder protec tion devices were also installed at Sun Shipyards. Chester. Pa Because the first exploratory voyage did not entail returning with a cargo ol oil. only the isl sential deck piping was insu lated to maintain required ser vices. A factory -assembled sys tem, consisting of external aluminum jacketing, vapor bar rier and Thermobestos insula tion was snapped over l?are pipe and held .in place with straps and stainless steel bands Called Special insulation it required to protect pipe*. Metal-On?, it was supplied by Johns Manville and applied by Philadelphia Asbestos Corp Services protected included fire mains, water supply lines, steam lines to deck winches, heating supply lines to occupied spaces, sanitary lines and com pressed air Success of this historic effort, one of the most impressive launched by private industry, will have a t^eftiendous effect on the shipbuilding industry, as well as the oil industry. Reports are that an estimated 25 or 30 tankers may eventually be con structed for service in the Northwest Passage trade One oilcoropanv alone ha? revealed that it will require six-tanker icebreakers by 1975. each of 250.000 deadweight tons Ob viously. such vessels will be de signed an<l constructed initially to provide the structural and mechanical protection that had to be refitted into the Man hattan. ? . " TREE-MENDOU5 ^ | * A specimen of the banyan tree in India has a main trunk 13 feet in diameter. 230 trunks as largo as oak trees, and more than 3.000 smaller ones. It is said that 7,000 people once stood he neath it! ^eminineasjSh e is...Qifts of Know why white Is the new fashion neutral? Because it's extravagantly soft l < \ \ and wanning to the complexion. Riqh, in a Word. Matched are a recommended investment: they go with everything you own. At bedtime? Well, suddenly you're the pampered dkrllng of the western world! oxs DEPT. STORE ? ? 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