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■stand at stony attention at auction!
jin Paris. Bust of Louis XIV w*
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rANUJt jmskkx tooti^ at soutn^up ot is
Aquarium. Even with these fine trappings,* ferry tare to
Staten Island (background) remains a nickel)
NEW FROM SERVtCEMEIS
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Pvt. James Keys is
On Duty in Germany
2D ARMORED DlV.’ GERMANY
— Army Pvt James E. Keys, 19,
whose wife, Thelma, lives jon Route
1 Kinston, recently arrived in Ger
many for duty with the 2d Armor
ed Division.
Keys, who was last stationed _at
Fort Jackson, S. C., was a farmer
before entering the Army in March
of this year.
His .parents, Mr. and Mrs. Grif
fin Keys, live on Route 2^ Kinston.
Pet. Robert Jarman is
On Duty in Germany
2D ARMORED D5V„ GERMANY
— Army Pvt. Robert N. Jarman,
.17, son of Charlie R. Jarman of
Route 2, Trenton, recendy arrived
in Germany for duty with the 2d,
Armored Division.
Jarman, who entered the Army
last February, was .last stationed
at Fort Jackson, S. C., his basic
training camp.
The former Jones High School
student wvs a fanner in civilian
life. ■ ' ’
Sgt. H. N. Sanderson
On Duty in Getmany
ASOHAFFENBUIRG, GERMANY
— Ammy Sergeant First Class Her
onan N. Sanderson, 26, soil of Mrs.
, A- supply speciaJigt lHt tbe Mb
Regiment’s Service Company, he
pppft <«*»•*• «n Hite to® ~
<Mty since last September,
feife, Betty, is with hta»< to |
Hft
- Cadet Jeter P.
Mrs. J. P. Taylor
one is. presently ,1
four week sum®
gram in conjumci
stringent one. He starts each day
at 5:00 AM with calisthenics aid
ends with repeat at 5:30 PM. The
cadets are required to he in bed
every night at 0:00 PM except
Saturday. ') \
The purpose of this Summer
training is to indoctrinate the ca
training is to ind
dets to Air Force thfe with particu
lar emphasis on flying. As a part Of
the program, these future fliers,
(Formerly Tyndall-Wood-Jarman)
■
, -Y-' . Y; .
D. E. Wood Mutual Burial Associate
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► O Jg'jg
HUM Mi *17*
vision, CJiaiies Ingram aided
the tndnine<oC students in the Ba
ai»#M>orne CouRm.Advanced
Airborne Course, ivimpmaster
School, Aerial Delfvery School,
Non-Conkmissioped Officer* Acad
der Ws auspices^S
80,000 novico ' Jumps were made
hv fJiAfiA ahtdan/.
by these students.
14. Ingram began Ms military
career as an officer when he re
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Values to 1^8,
LADIES & CHILDRENS
Summer Sandals
Value* to 148 1.00
1 Table of Piece
Goods Short lengths
Prints & Solids
While They Last'
Table 'Ladiep
e Slips* Nylon
Men’s Shorts &
Under Shirts
assorted
ms
Ladies Summer
. ■
Sandal* ‘‘
wl Kidio
«*• '*> M ■ < $148 per pair
Values to $2.98 H
On
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Goods Value* to 59c'yd.
1 RACK
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Fr6e Gift* to Fir*t 100 Cuftomers
To Enter Efirdi Thursday, Aug. 16th.