Cadillac, Olds And
I BuicksOnDisplay
■New Models for 1955 at
Chas. H. Jenkins
Motor Co.
I 11. Jenkins Motor Company.
■tmiWveck announces the showing of
Jtlie new 1955 Buiok. Oldsmohile and
■CadtlUie automobiles and extends a
■cordial invitation to the general pub-'
Jlic to see these new ears.
Oldsmohile stylists have created an
■unusually distinctive application of
■ body color in the 1955 models. Bright.
■ attractive colors are utilized in strik
|ine fashion to enhance Oldsmoliih ’s
Jlnw silhouette appealanee. Contrast
ling or cohiiilementary colors are used
■ advantageously in two-tone styling
■ that creates a luxurious if feet of cus
■ tom design.
Fourteen new body colors are intro.
■ (hired hv Oldsmohile in 1955 out of r
■ total offering of 19 colors. The new
■ colors include such eye-catching shades
|as coral, chartreuse, mint green,
■ bronze metallic and shell beige. Other
■ attractive new biles are Burlingame.
■ red. grove green, frost blue. Caspian
■ creani. regal maroon, twilight blue.
I glen green. Panama blue and Rimini
I blue. Popular holdovers from 1954
I are turouoise, mist gray, polar white.
I Juneau gray and black.
Advanced “show car” styling and
I major engineering refinements sea-
I tare the 1955 Cadillac.
This year Cadillac designers and en-
I gincers present to the motoring pub-
I lie a line of automobiles blending new
I functional designs with important en
|‘ gineering advancements.
The new Buiok boasts new, more re-
I sponsive for abler power and beauty
which will thrill any automobile own-1
er.
The local concern last week also!
presented the new 1955 Pontiac which
is receiving a considerable amount of
comment.
A. R. Jpnkins. manager, cordially
invites everybody to see the new 19551
models.
Mrs. Annie Edwards
Dies At Oeswell
i ■
Mrs. Annie A. Rdwards, 89. died
Saturdnv shortly after noon at the j <
home of n daughter. Mrs. M.arv Am-|<
lirose at Creswell after a lone illness. |.|
Surviving are two sops. Kd Rdwards I]
of Ocean View, \'a„ and Arthur Rd I
wards of Rd-ntnn and two daughters. 11
Mrs. Maggie Sawyer of Rlizabeth CPy 1 a
•I Mrs. Ambrose. Twenty five grand I
|dl-en ami IT great :r • dihihlrt nj I
o survive. | (
She was. a member of tie First i
('hrist inn Phu:.rbh and fUncrn) service-],\
were .. held Sunday a fternpon .. • |
■ ■’eleck at tie Will/ford Runcrai Ilona Jj
The Key. ; ! 1 ' Alexander, nasf.br t>f ji
the Thur ’n. officiated. interment was 1 1
in II awr 1 I < leterx. j
I* .life - We Charlie 'Pollard. J
(merge I: : ; ! Pill, TvTddj. Wiiiiam ,
Wright. .1 ip MrCb uney and Tom i
Basnight. t
Kentucky Straight
Bourbon Whisky
a $4.30 I
11 * 4/5 QT.
SB $2* 70
jg|| PINT
| 86 Proof
EARLY TIMES DISTILLERY COMPANY
Louisville 1, Kentucky
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Buick’s New Front End Styling for 1955
BUICK’S FRONT END, long one of the most
easily Identified in the automobile industry, sets
a new style fashion in 1955. It paces tile trend
toward a more compact appearance with a recessed
hood, more massive bumpers and a completely new
widescreen grille. Two “bombs” protect the grille
itself while smart new roll-edge wing guards shield
the fenders and light*. Headlights are vlsorod in
i~
[ health FOR ALL 1
d
Search for a Vaccine
Since 1882 when the tubercle ba-i
jcillus—the germ that causes tuber-j
culosis —was discovered, men have
|boen .searching for a vaccine to iriake|
people immune to TB. In other di
seases such as diphtheria and typhoid,
the discovery of the germ led to the 1
[discovery c.i fairly satisfactory meth
(ods of creating artificial resistance
to infection. But tuberculosis has
proved n harder nut to crack.
A tremendous amount of in\ • ■ . iga
tibri by scientists has gone inti, the
search for a vaccine against tubercu
losis. The greatest an Mint of effort
has liven directed at pn ‘tucing a vac
cine from doad mhercle bacilli. Meth
ods tisi d to kill the gchm in its tough
wax coating are almost beyond belief.
The germs have been boiled, sub
jected ;to superheated steam, frozen in
liip.iiil air. "puffed' in a vacuum like
rice or. vVhoal. starved, suffocated,
ground, and squeezed to death in a
il'oiraulic piv s. subjected to killing
doses of ultraviolet. light, radium, X
rays, and ultrasonic noise, and treated,
With a wide variety ot antiseptic
THE CBOWAN HERAIOJ, EDEN.ON N C- THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1954.
• chemicals and fat solvents. And still'
the problem has not been solved.
One vaccine, BCG, made from a |
weakened strain of bovine tubercle ba- >
cilli, has definite, hut not complete j
.protective power against TB. It is not j
I always able to protect, and when it!
! does we do not know how long the j
I protection will last.
I New approaches to the problem of
'creating immunity to TB are now be
ing studied by research scientists.
■ Nutrition may play an important part
in resistance to TB. The body’s hor-1
mone balance may be another factor.
Studies now going on in these fields
may some day bring the answer to j
TB—a means of building up human
resistance to the germs so that every- j
one can! be protected from the disease.
I>l Al’KliS KRQI'IRE HEAP COTTON
Tin- stork is, expected to deliver .
about, four milljoh new bailies in. Am-.
erica next year, according to a report
front the Medical .atul Pharmaceutical
! in forma tlimi Bureau!
It will take a mountain of cotton to. j
clothe these baby boys and girls, the j
National. Cotton Council .says. To i
.provide tile new, ciiiji \. o • h ci, ■p: is ,
for! their tie-1 year fn the v.,,rM. the-!
Council estimates, will requi.'iv ep- !
proximateiy 52 million pounds of raw I
cotton.
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a distinctive fashion. The Buick tri-color medallion
is located on a bar across the front of the
and the letters “B-U-I-C K” in brilliant chrome grace
toe center of the recessed hood. The hood orna
ment, mounted on fonr concentric rings, symbolic!
of Bnick’s foor great y-8 series, to bright chrome
on toe Special,'Cefatniy and Super, and to finished
in gold thh Kfritdmastcr. _M \
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