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LEGAL NOTICES
ADMINISTRATRIX’S NOTICE
NORTH CAROLINA
WAKE COUNTY
HAVING QUALIFID aa Adminltferw
trix of the Estate of Lynweod J.
Young, deceased, late of Wake Coun
ty, North Caroline, this it to notify
ail persons having claims against the
estate of said deceased to exhibit
them to the undersigned at 1015 S.
Person Street, Raleigh. N. C, on or
before the 32nd day of January, 1965.
or this notice will be pleaded in bar
of their recovery. All persona indebt
ed to the estate will please make im
mediate payment.
Thla 37th day of July, 804.
Mrs. ErrrE r. young. Admx.
T. J. CARNAGE Attorney
August L 8. 13, 33, 1964.
ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE
All persons having claims against
Ruth B. Beckwith, late of Wake Coun
ty, North Carolina, are notified to
exhibit the same to the undersigned
on or before February 4. 1996, or thla
notice will be pleaded in bar of re
covery. This August 4, 1964.
HENRY BLACKMAN, JR,
Administrator
1502 Poole Road
Harrell Sea well and Chur <h 111. A ttys.
.August 8. 15. 22, 29, 1964.
ADMINISTRATRIX’S NOTICE
The undersigned, having qualified as
Administratrix of the estate of Willie
H Snow, late, of Wake County, North
Carolina, this is to notify all persons
having claims against said estate to
present them to the underflgned an or
before February 22, 1966, or this no
tice will be pleaded in bar of their
recovery. All persons Indebted to mid
estate will please make Immediate
payment to the undersigned, at the
law office of Morris and Grandy,
Lawyers Building, Raleigh, North Car
olina.
Thi* the Uth day of August, 1664.
KITTIE M. SNOW
1310 East Jones Street
Raleigh, North Carolina
MORRIS AND GRANDY. A ttys ,-at-Law
Lawyers Building, Raleigh, N. C.
August 15, 22. 29; Sept. 5, 1964
TELEVISION has now readied
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normal as the occasion demands,
tnd yet be credited with enjoying
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What’s In A Name? •
DM you ever me t Baeanjl
walking in the park!
Or an Affenpinsefaer?
Or a KotnondorT
No? Well, don't be too ami
They are Ml hreedtaf doge that
can currently
be eeen in thn
eA/ \ country, aaye
Df w Tax Fawcett
Xn ( -sJ of the Purina
I JK Plot Caro Cen
t tar, in St. Low
f Na-A K to, Missouri.
' Baeenjieean
Mata to be true aristoerate at
dngdnm, Originally the own pa tv
lone at Egyptian pharaoh*, they
Arabia. the'Sog -headed tod. Bn-
Mjit were riven apodal burial
Bee their noble master*.
The Komondor is a highly un
common shepherd doc, generally
believed to have originated in
Tibet. He’s a eloae relative of
die Hungarian Kuvssz, distin
guished guardian of nobility to
Hungary and the Balkans.
The happy little Affenpinteher
never guarded kings or anything
else for that matter. The** dogs
originated in Germany during
the 17th Century as family pet*.
The name German for “moo
key dog”-results front their
monkey-like chin heir tuft end
mustache.
There are now 113 official Amer
ican Kennel Club breed* —about
as many types aa there nr* na
tionalities of men. To decide an
the right breed for yourself,
write for the free booklet “se
lecting the Right Dog for Tour
Home.” from the Purine Pot
Core Dtrltlon, Checkerboard
Sguaro, St. Louis t, Missouri.
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YOU ARE THE DETECTIVE
Tom an sitting at your dealt studying the information you have
managed to collect oh your lateel cage. This com Involves four hood
hung who had eaeeped from the penitentiary and on the following
day were eamored by a croup of police officers and detectives in a
secluded farm house. One of the hoodlums was armed with a tommy
run, and during the ten-minute exchange of shots with the police one
of the detectives. Jim Fax ton, was killed. By use of tear gas. the po
lice finally succeeded in recapturing the four escapes.
You nave the names of the four hoodlums written on the paper
before you—Benny Mathews, Chris Cagle. Heinie Schmidt, and Mug
sy Kernel. You art especially interested in determining which on* of
the four men oarried the tommy gun and killed Detective Fax ton, but
your preoeding interrogation of the men failed to throw any light on
thla question. So now you are poring over the bits and pleoes of infor
mation you’ve managed to gather from various other sources:
One of the four men was formerly a high trapese performer In
circuses, has traveled throughout Europe, is able to apeak four lan
guages other than English, and because of his dapper good looks and
ability to appeir “respectable,’* he originally acted as a “contact
man" for the gang, the man who went ahead and “sat up” the suck
ers for the big kill. Helnnie Schmidt, much more orude In his man
ners and appearance, waa extremely Jealous of the contact man, con
stantly baited him, and the two men became involved In a number
of verbal quarrels.
Two weeks prior to their first arrest and conviction, the contact
man and Chris Cagle had teamed up, auooaaded in luring four busi
nessmen to Muggy Kessel'a apartment, and then by preplanned and
carefully worked out cheating “took" the four businaaunen for more
than 14,000 in a poker game. Muggy Kessel, although he loaned his
apartment to the scheme, was absent at the time, and bad never
hlmaelf been known to indulge in any form of gambling. The con
tact man and the killer of Detective Fax ton had boon close friends
evet since they served together in the same army outfit during World
War n. Mugsy Kessel and the killer, prior to their first arrest, wsre
partners and eo-owners of a skiing lodge in Canada.
Now. after adding up and weighing all these little items of In
formation, can you name the man who killed Detective Jim Fax ton.
SOLUTION
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A LINE ON FASHION...
*
MR. FRANK of Nm York it a designer of
leading importance in the world of fashion and
one of America’s leading couturiers. He is a
strong believer in every American woman's
right to a distinctive fashion look of originality
to complement her innate, wholesome beauty.
v
Tin bmm§ Middy Story In Two Pops
How to top ob tevwtoi
twkal— The big fashion story
for this season will be the sleek
and straight tapered look of
simple elecanco for
brought about by the flattering
fttttd-contomred middy top and
the severely slit skirt.
My new long, loan look is cre
ated especially to give women
regal splendor amid feminine
charm for every occasion. And
I predict that this important
new look will be increasingly
evident in the ooming Fall sea
aon.
Illustrated hew Is a *ekch of
my excitingly new ftttdd-con
totowrf middy, aa olagsatiy jew
eled overbiouae which fashion
know-how rirdm have received
with overwhelming acclaim!
This dune ffp|um» oi n we*
ning sheath can be worn with
or without the afrimmering and
slimming middy top of intri
cately hand -embroidered crys
tal bugle beads, to achieve two
distinctively different looks. In
this really regal creation, fash
ion-conscious woman can com
bine true feminine fashion
splendor with definite versa til
■ 40 Days and Nights m— ■—
Hr Rood To "B#qf Bing*
V i "yTrfr M J/tim ii iivi
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Ever dream that golf chamniem T<wy Lone would bs ffv-
Ing you and your wif# aaend-off at th* New York Worid’s
iyafgs , s^riayg. i ?" , “ ri ‘ ta *T K
and Jean Draws, visiting the
Fair on their honeymoon, didn’t,
but then who know* what will
happen if you send Biftg Cro*6y
a telegram challenging ham to
a hesa-to-head golf match. .
John sent tna wire ad tor
reading about the aoeoad an
nual ‘‘Beat Bing” tournament,
which gives amateur* the coun
try over a chance to compete
against a score posted by Bing.
Bmg agreed to the match, pro
vided John and his wife made
the trip across the country la a
g*jf ear.
John's Brat problem was to
Bad the right ear, tines aioat
go only IS atito* aa boar. Mat
the 5-M Company of St. had,
Spensers of the “Bent Bing”
contest, asked Cushman Motors
to provide a specially made
iPm
f w
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ity end-take the excitement of
the evening in stride, knowing
they present a lovely fashion
prodl# that’s appropriate for
any occasion after mx.
CMfatoa gals ear which travel*
ft *P**d* up to BS mile* per
hour—and the contest was on.
This Goldstar is uaSqoe in the
gets world. In addition to an
IS-horsepower angina, the
three Wheel “TTeaeymeen b
h>Jranllc brakes, a here, a
to beat tShmi. * r, * n Pl
>£sv^anjsss
imataly rt days taking the
•ralhtomd Atomaafa
Tale of the Trouser
Ever lines skirted Romans conquered the ’ Ra aL, J
"tiwueered barbarian*" o I western Europe, fV* if
Hooters hove been wore by men. Since *ho»e (To£JKp
early day*, they’ve been flared 01 the onklet, ,y,
worn dote, called “tight*,“ and have been juJ// aL-wY
—on —„
The long trouser wo* violently op- " jl^
posed when introduced in the eorly M"'' VowSV I U
19th century. The "breechot-less" jjlflSf WyflYjjvl *)g
men of the French Revolution- wore t'# Iflfju * ~/vEsiSjk 6,*J
them first. Until the close of the 19th ' | jffflfi! ■ r <LVjKShkjfl
century it was not fashionoblo to (IJ/ff.j
hovq trousers creased. This eras the jaJSk VtjgOwl
mork of ready-made trousers that Clußr J3R
bod lain folded an a shelf.
Urtfl.A; . ■'*• slacks with sharp creates are now worn
SaMt Y.A by the well-dressed American male. The
"* . \\) latest advance is on amazing new flexble
■Pi , fabric used for Mr. logg* “Cemflex"
KgL J*y»lock*. A blend of Dacron polyostor, woo
■ Jted and lycro tpandex, “Comfie," goos
> along with every movement, returns to
*bopo smoothly and Instantly, and b In-
** compqrobly wrinkle-reshtont,
l our Lawn Can Be One Os The ■ ■■■■»
World's Fairest Gardens
I
You doo’t hove to take a trip around the world to eee the
World’s Fairest gardens. Just vjgit the New York World’s
Fair—where gardens from every corner of the globe art
among the moet popular attrac
tions.
For instance, visitors to the
Spanish Pavilion can relax in
five aeparate patio garden re
treats—with tneir pools, foun
tains, flowers, trees and statues.
Japan's exhibit is Ailed with
oriental flower arrangements
and gardens in miniature. Each
of the seven Latin American
countries—from Mexico to Pan
ama—is represented with trop
ical plantings in the exotic Pan
American Highway Gardens.
And, thousands of trees and
shrubs from all over the world
crests a park-like setting for
the other international, state
and industrial pavilions.
All told there are over 80
acres seeded or sodded in Mer
lon bluegrass, the grass of
ehoioa at the Fair. These areas
will he re-seeded in fall 1865 to
begin their life as put of the
permanent two-mile park
planned for the Fairgrounds
after the pavilions close their
doors.
Jt’a estimated that over 70,-
600/)00 Fairgoars will travel
the network eg parks, malls and
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and vM » «• come dm prob
lem a4 whore to store all the
hems aecemeleted during the
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novwi ww wno ijtgii'»vt*r» w
dee tools, bwe mowers, borbe
ce* prils, hems repair tools,
tedder*, oetdoor iurnitjrs,
hfeytln plostic ppoffww
afl wM seed storage spoce this
LJ Hi- «-
API •# • mmm Mg EICAwWWy mrvM
d»d %pocm.
On* or memos these attroc-
A* hideaway booses con bo
mode from He mo sots building
beards le o manor of boors. You
eon make one large, oil-purpose
bidoewwy boaw or soveroi smeli
aege - f nn
sow ponoofu o*io CGiO' -vvO’Aa
building boards They con be
mads os isaA In typos with doe
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gardens during the two years
of operation. Especially pleas
ing is the fact that there are no
“Keep Off The Grass” signs-*
they’re not needed on Merion.
known for its combination of
You don’t have to worry
about 140,000,000 feet treading
on your lawn, but you’re aura
to want a sturdy grasg that
waars as well as it looks. For a
World’s Fairest garden of your
own next spring, fall’s tha bast
tima to start a new lawn or
overseed an established one.
And Merlon’s tha grass to use
to assure best results la many
parts of the country.
hi# or dutch doors or os smol
single door or hutgo top hide*
away bouses or tool shads.
You can attach them to year
bees* or garage er moke them
portable for placement any
where In year hock yard.
free plena ore eueHobi* tor
a variety of hideaway Houses
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CAO W MwOI DJr wrVFNig VO m#
lock yard Improvement Council,
lei 441, Trenton, Mew Jersey or
BURL ALLEN’S
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TONGUE
Perhaps automation took your
employment. Maybe poor business
eliminated your job Or it couM be
that you’re just out of school with
out a desired profession or trade.
In either earn, why not cooperate
with the W. W. Holding Industrial
Eduoetion Center—on highway 401
south of Raleigh, and participate in
President Johnson s WAR ON POV
ERTY?
It you went secretarial training,
a courea in auto mechanics, prac
tical nurting education or either
of several other vocations, the
Holding Industrial Education Con
tor has your answer. The time to
get enrelled is NOW.
They tell me that many have
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Cats are easily pleated with simple toys: empty thread spools, a
ping-pong or catnip ball, a catnip or rubber moose, data love to
get lauds piper bag* and fight thstr ways out against imaginary
enemies. They adore empty boxes for play aad napping. One
playtime precaution from Jack Middleton of the Purina F« Care
Center: As a kitten stalks and attacks, it's a great tsiaptatloa
to Ist him attack you, a make-believe enemy, when the mom is
tiny, no damage i* dons. But aa the teeth and daws get sharper,
you'll And thoie imaginary attack* Isavs scratches aad titw. It
S avoid trouble in the future, don’t accidentally train year sat ta
Ms rough.
In Boulder , Colorado:
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Mrs. Dorothy Curtis, 4 Others
Attend Earth Science Institute
Mrs. Dorothy Curtis, an Instruc
tor at John W, Li gen Jr.-Sr. High
School, was among five toachari
who left by Eastern Jet Airline*.
Sunday, August 14. for Boulder.
Colorado to attend the briefing ses
sion of the Earth Science Curricu
lum Project,
MM. DOBOTMT CITE Tig
Mrs. Cartis wet selected as
one as the five who will be gar
ticlpsting tu the pragma la the
■sleigh City tehee I* this year.
Earlier la the eaaaaer. Mr*.
Cartle atteaded aa Earth del
es** last Hate send acted at
Chapel Hill.
Other lee chars tram the area at
tending the session are: Mrs. Irene
Love. William O. Enlo* High
School;- Mr. I* E. Moyle. Hugh
Morrison Junior High School; W. t
Spooner. Leroy-Monttn Junior High
School, and Mrs. Violet Hunsveku.
Josephus Daniels Junior High
School. Mrs. Hunsveku jr <*halnnan
of the area. V
Monthly earnings in f Ceylon
average Em equivalent of gfr-with
a low of sll2 a month for unskilled
tabor. Contributions to CABE’s
WHAT WIVES don’t tell their
husbands and what husbands don't
toll thatr wives would not be print
able.
Df LIFE, as in Action, wo all
look forward to a happy ending,
and an rae antful if it turns out
otherwise.
from her lines outside and inside
the house
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coma, but-ac aa the long-cung
Gospel Train, then's room tut
many a moral Mias this * > **»*i
and ana of this year's students
will soon pay you pat wash less
than hie earnings par day! Now It
the time to sacrifice—lf you must—
whatever you seal Pleasure Lavers,
Property Lovers, aad LOVE Lovers,
remember: In bnsinsas than Is mon
ey. and in pleasure money la that.
If you don’t taka the time ta earn
tbs money, you seat have the mon
ey to buy the time! Yea “The beat
things in Ufa am Rea," but the
•’BETTER” things are becoming in
creestngty costly.
Enroll today, and enrich tomor
row.
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choose from oae of several
breads. Domestic short hairs
markings remain enchanted
throughout life, The Persian oat
is a long hair purebred which ia
gp?i
ruff around the neck and shsak
and beteuan the forelegs.
. Ia recant years. Persians have
bean siessea_with Biam«s» Cs
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oat world. Siamese can be
trained to retrieve or walk sa a
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glistening scat that is abuoal £
sabU l brown. They an affection*
•to like the Siamese but quieter •>
“xr Abyssinian is another
rare and-expansive breed. They
have a triangular face with
graaa, yellow or basal syne and
aie very alert They have soft,
pJ«*»nt voiose but seldom talk.
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without a tail. It hee short fore- -
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SUNDAY
AsAsMeetinga
Tbo Capital City Croup of
iin-iii.il* Anouymuoa, founded
la Ostobar of MB meets each
Wednesday and Friday nights at
• o'clock at Am Blood worth St-
YMCA. 400 «. Blood worth St
All parsons having problem*
srlth alcoholic beverages an In
vited to become affiliated with
this body. They will be wsl-
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