Toesday, May 31, 1955
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FOB SALE
GENERAL ELECTRIC 3-
speed record player with AM
FM radio. Blond console. Good 1
condition. Call 9-7171. I
AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES
2 **So your OK Used Gar is terrific—
—2 wffMmßkbut do you have to sleep in it, too?"
\ I ■ I \ You’ll make all kinds of excuses to spend more
V BI % M \ time in your OK Used Car. It’s the kind of car
\ M \ you’ll drive with pride and confidence because
, o \ \ it combines handsome appearance and reliable
\ gft \ performance. Thoroughly injected and recondi
re<* \ \ tioned, it's warranted in writing by the dealer.
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\ Sold only by an Authorized Chevrolet Dealer
HARRISS-CONNERS W'
Chevrolet, ht. vMr
Went Franklin St Chapel Hill, N. C. ▼
At These
'O' Used Car Bargains
MM M ’53 CHEVROLET Bel Air ’sl CHEVROLET 2-Door
W J Sport Coupe. Radio am) Fleelline, Deluxe, Radio and
Heater, white wall tire*. Heater.
' 52 CHEVROLET 2-Door CHEVROLET. 210
....
•Ha tIRMS
53 CHEVROLET 2 Door
’Radio ft Heater white wall 52 NASH RAMBLER
Radio A Heater, white wall - 6 | FOR „ 2 _| )oor
Station Wagon, Radio and
$1395 Heater. Cuatom. Radio and Heater.
$995 $795
’4B FORD 2-l>oor
Radio ft Heater (gfc)Used Tricks at SMtatioMl Saviags
- ’6O CHEVROLET 2-lloor -jj CHEVROLET 1/i Too '49 CHEVROLET, V* Ton
Healer, extra clean. Pickup. Heater, One owner. Pickup
UI6 tin tin
HARRISS-CONNERS
CHEVROLET, INC.
501 W. Franklin St. Phone 9491
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I MBS BBS CLEARANCE SALE!! SIZ I
I LUTE MODELS MEDIUM HUGE OKIMMMSNRT4HM I
Wm NOW Wan NOW Wm NOW
- 1954 DESOTO, Conv. 12X95 S2SSS 1950 DESOTO, 4 dr. $ H 95 $ ||s
1952 DESOTO, 4 dr. 1495 1295 1950 DODGE, 4 dr. H 95 198 1946 PLYMOUTH, 2 dr. 596 2SS
1952 CHEVROLET, 4 dr. 1095 SIS 1949 DESOTO. Clnb Coupe * 795 SIS 1946 CHRYSLER 496 fff I
. 194 R DESOTO, 4 dr. 695 486 1941 FORD 100 ||
1951 PLYMOUTH, 2 dr. 925 725 1947 PLYMOUTH, 4 dr. 495 SB9 1937 FORD 150 ||
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I Poe Motor Company m I
CLASSIFIES ADS
SERVICE AVAILABLE
DEPENDABLE WRECKER
service 24 hoars n day. Poe Motor
‘ Company. Phone 8427 day; 8-3417
i night.
SERVICE AVAILABLE
ENGRAVED WEDDING INVl
lations and announcements. Uni
versity Printery. Under SuttonV
Call 9-7701
THE CHAPEL HILL WEEKLY
SERVICE AVAILABLE [
FOR GENERAL REPAIR
- work, carpentry, and painting:
Call G. N. Harvard before »J 6
jajn. or after 6 p.m. Otherwise
‘call Co man Lumber Co. at <lOl
USED REFRIGERATORS FOR
rent by the month. Bennett A ,
Blocksidge. Call 6161.
WILL GIVE EXCELLENT
care in home nursery to infants
and toddlers. Phone 4646.
THE CHAPEL HILLWEEKLYj
• is on sale at the following plana:
jßus Station Lunch, Carolina fan,
Carolina Pharmacy, Colonial
Drugstore, Colonial Stores and
Dairy land Farms in Glen Lennon,
Danciger's Restaurant, Eubanks’ 1
Drugstore, Fowler’s Food Store,
Jeff's. Memorial Hospital Hos
pitality Shop, The Scuttlebutt.
Sloan's Drugstore, Miss Stella
Lyon’s news-stand in the poet of
fice lobby, Sutton’s Drugstore,
University Motor Lodge, the Vil
lage Pharmacy, Senter’s Drug- ,
•store in Carrboro; and door-to
tioor through neighborhood salea
■ men.
ASPHALT
PAVING!
Parking Lots
Driveways, Tennis Courts
Easy Terms If Desired
For Free Estimate
Write t»r Phone
L M. MILLER
i
Representative ,
IV O. Box 555 Rovboro !
Phone 2651
I’hone Durham 9-2643
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FOR SALE j 1
ANTIQUES: Fu RNITURJE!]
glass, china, decorative items,
‘lamps. Blackberry Farm An
tiques, IliiUboto Road. Mrs. 11.
W, Carroll.
0 1-1* VIOLIN. JOSEPH!
Guarnerius model. Made by a:
Viennese master about IHOO. Ex- j
eellcnt <|ualitv. Perfect condition.
Call 9-0852.
Apartments For Rant
(ONE 5-ROOM APART MENT |
fur rent. No. II Davie Circle. All!
modern convenience*. Call h-34IT[
during the duy, 7361 after 6 p.m.,
FOR RENT: UNFURNISHED;
Duplex. rooms, fireplace.,
hardwood floors, screened ini
porch. Available July 1. Pure
soy Koad. Phone 9-1601.
AUTOMOBILES
mamaaßHMmanana
Ist Choice
USED CARS
1953 DODGE Caron*.
V-6, 4 Dr. $1595;
1952 DODGE Ceroaet. 4 dr. »119 S
1959 DODGE. 4 dr. $745
1959 DODGE, 2 dr. $995
1949 DOIH£g 4 dr. $595
1951 <IIKYSIEH V-« New
Yurker, 43,999 mile*.
('•air. Sltttt
1952 PLYMOUTH. 4 dr. $995
1951 CHEVROLET, 2 dr. $795
1952 DODGE, 2 ton Track,
mw met or $995
1947 DODGE, Ift Tea
Track $495
Yates Motor
Will Bfaß ov W
419 W. FrankHn St.
Phone 9-421
ROOMS FOR RENT
•FOR" BUSINESS MEN NEW.
nicely furnished rooms. Private
ibaths. private entrance. Phone
1 3462.
FOR RENT j
JUSTICE STREET. 4 ROOMS
furnished. S6O. Scott Building. 3
room. *55.
Barclay road. 3 rooms furnished,:
357.50. Rogersoa Drive, 5 rooms
furnished. 376. Rogerson Drive,:
5 rooms. 575. Contact: Service'
Insurance ft Realty Co-, 106
Henderson St.
FOR RENT: BY WEEK OR
| longer. Water-front cottage, i
[Carolina Beach; 3 bedrooms; all
modem conveniences. See Herbert
Pendergraft. Village Service Sta
tion Phone 9-6311.
FOR RENT
2 bedroom bouse, unfurnished, on
; Branch street. Stove and re
; frigerator furnished. j
‘Two 3-hedrooas furnished apart
ments. Kitchen, bedroom, living
room. On Barclay road.
2 room and kitchenette apart-]
ment on North street, unfur
nished. " Stove and refrigerator
furnished. Available June 15th.
THE JOHN FOUSHEE AGENCY
Phone >-131 108 N. Columbia St.
FOR SALE
GREENWOOD
Beautiful home, landscap'd lot.
4 bedrooms, 3 baths, fireplace, one
• story.
GIMGHOIL
FW bedrooms, 2S baths, brick
colonial, study, large dining room
two car garage, quiet neighbor-;
hood.
CLOSE IX
Fine two story home, five bed
room-, two baths, dose to down
town.
SERVICE INSURANCE!
I
REALTY GMPANV
28 Year* at name lecatlen
C. E- Dick
Hornaday AJQ Young
9419 gHg 9419
Ntefcw St
TO SELL YOUR
REM. ESTATE
UstHWHk
Service lesurance & Realty Do.
Hcwdcraon Street
9419 29 Year* at Ik* Bame location MIR
K Yss Han
PROPERTY FOR SALE
At Aajr I‘rice. Lint It With Un. We Have
Several ParrMnerw for 4. 5 and 6 Room Howes.
Here Lsat! No Pant! But Growing Faat!
"Your Progreaslve Keel Kalsfe Dealer”
HARRIS-WIRDSOR REAL ESTATE CO.
Over Sluan’s Drug BU*re
PlMMtr* N-8191 B-3692 K-1672 9-1341
HOUSES FOR SALE
FOB SALE: UP-TO-DATK,
spacious, charming 4-room house
15 minutes frr»m U.N.C. Original
log tier-poled tobacco bare makes
! living room. Fireplace doubles'
into study. Large sunny kitchen,
bath, bedroom. Old p'ne panel ,
'ing. High ceiling. R—.ted bust
ment. Superb view. Four acres;■
{more purchasable. Set price,
$17,500. Inspection dates. May
28 and 29. Mrs. J. F. KedfieM.
Chapel Hill.
5-ROOM BRICK HOME. IM
mediate possession. Owner leav
ing town. Call 8-5308.
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Your Castle in the
Air Can Be Your
Home Soon!
If You’ll Consult
With
Fmslms4Nsmi
SIX-ROOM HOUSE WITH
BASEMENT . . . within walk
ing distance of hospital and
dental school at moderate
price. Also several other
smaller houses ranging in
price from six to ten thou
sand.
ON UPPER ROGERSON
DRIVE . . . attractive home
with five large rooms and
bath, flagstone terrace and
pretty yard. Also, see our
other excellent buys in varied
sizes, locations, and prices.
FOUSHEE
OLSEN
REALTY CO.
SALES and RENTALS
108 N. Columbia Si.
Phone 8-431
Marvin Kastenbamn Describes Results
Os A-Bomb Blast on Hiroshima People
A “much higher” undent* of
Hiroshima A-bomb Mast who
evidenced significant radiation
complaints than among those with
FOR SALE
WELSH BABY CARRIAGE,
.portable dishwasher, 9AAAA to
;9B dress shoe*. Like new. Cheap
jCail 8-3962.
| HELP WANTED
CLERICAL WORKER WANTED.
Someopr to operate posting ma
chine. use typewriter, etc. Apply
University Cleaners, opposite
Post ONw. Phone 4921.
APARTMENTS FOR RENT
FOR RENT: ONE BLOCK
from central campus. 2 rum
furnished apartment. Cool, com
fortable. Automatic hot water.
CaH 5421.
3-B E D ROO M APARTMENT,j
corner Pritchard Avenue and
Carr St Available July 1. Sees
Guy Greenwood. 594 Carr St.
Phone 8-I*4B.
HOUSES FOR RENT
(THREE-B EDR OO M HOUSE.
I Close in. Available July 1. Phone
[9-5642.
WANTED
| ;
COLUE-TYPE DOG NEEDS
country home. Good watch-dog.
Call Mrs. Wheeler 7431 day, 2876
night.
I WANT TO BUY A BUSINESS!
buLdirg on E. Franklin St. If
! youY* willing to sell, quote me
yw*r price Box AB. care Chapel
Hill Weekly. 1
HOUSES FOR SALE j
FOR RENT: JUNE"I. RIGHT IN!
the heart of town. Cine 4-room
house. Hardwood floors. With or
without garage. Close to bus
station, chain stores and campus.!
Newly painted outside. Fine;
neighborhood. Phone 9-458 Mr'
8-1658. I
GLOSS NEMESNAY IT ME
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tCMHITUY VASIAILEI p«.
led for playliaw er "drfu up"
VTG 17* ' -m umw They re dmigasd for the
NA male
• ISLU3, SiJL'ViSSJXui
- gaud far arliv*. growing feet.
Ahanrheal roriaa-covwvd insolce
' * limn a|(>i duck upper,
make sure of healthy comfort.
Juniors' and children** *i*e*.
Khar, Fawn. Had and Faded Blue
Denim.
Sue SH-3 s2^B
• Fur Men • For Women • For Children
abb—minaiium
"a* significant radiation com
pMurie was repartud by a Uni
versity of North Catalina grado
> «* etudeubatatmtiriaa before the
-weekly Statistics Ceßeqomu fee
- Phillips hall.
Nervin A. Kasteuhaum, re
search fellow m the department
of hm-etatietks aad doctoral
rendidete, covered the result! mi
a leukemic study carried out by
Dr. William C. Moloney and other
Japan. A summary of the article
appeared a a recent issue of
ocicucf stifixmt,
Mr. Kastenbaum, who spout 16
■souths as statistician in Hxre
shima working with the Atomic
' Bomb Casualty Commission, re
ported that about 98,000 survi
vors of the attack remained in
Hiroshima at the time of the
study from 1947-54.
“Some 1.200 of the 98,000 were
at a distance of 1.000 meters or
less from the blast center, and
of these, 750 had severe radiation
complaints and 14 of the 750 were
leukemia cases.’* Mr. Kasten
. baum said.
Several conclusions of the
study which Kastenbaum listed
were that “age aad sex have no
measurable effect on the inci
dence of leukemia among sur
vivors; the incidence of leukemia
is higher for those who were
closer to the blast center than
those farther away at the time
of the bombing; the difference in
the incidence of leukemia be
tween the group with significant
radiation complaints and the
group without is not dependent
,on the distance from the blast
.center.
“At all distances where cases
|of leukemia have been found, the
'incidence of leukemia is higher
among the group with significant
radiation complaints."
California produces more fruit
'than any other state in the na
'tion.
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