Statesville Record and Landmark from Statesville, North Carolina • 7

MONDAY JANUARY 31 1949 iftiss Margaret Uglies Waldron Bride Of Thomas Crawford If Mi 4 Margaret Agues Waldron daughter of Mr and Mrs John Waldron pledged wedding vows with iThomas Crawford Jr son of Mr Crawford of this city Saturday morning at 9 o'clock al St Catholic church ather Lambert Zaleha UM conducted the nuptial mass and therel was a double ring ritual Music for the wedding was hy Miss Helen Rouse and Miss Caro lyn Eisele Miss Rouse sang "Pan us by ranck and Monastery and Miss sang "Ave Maria" by Bach and This Day 0 Beautiful The altar was bankejl with gladioli and snapdragon i The bride Was escorted by her father and attended by her sister Miss pacqueline Waldron maid of honoi' and by Miss Mary Craw fmd sister of the bridegroom as bridesmaid John Vin of Stntexjlle was Mr best man: Emmett Eisele was ush er and Guy Cornacchione Jr was groomsman The bridal gown was of ivory light pink tarnations and ajveet peas and Miss Crawford's similar bouquet was of deeper pink carnu tions and sweet peas Mrs Wal dron mother of the bride wore a floral print of pure silk in blue and orchid with orchid hat and gloves and grey suede bag and shoes She had a corsage of orchids The bride's parents entertained at a wedding breakfast at noon at Statesville Country Club Breakfast was served at a table in shape and a beautiful arrange ment of white Sweetheart roses was at the end where places were luid for the bridal couple Other tables extending from the center of the had bowls of sweetpeas in blending pastel shades ollow ing bieakfast the bridal couple cut their wedding cake which was arranged on a beautifully decor ated table and punch was served from an adjacent table Mr Eng lish O'Connor of Madison was an out of town guestjiere for the wedding and breakfast Mr and Mrs Crawford left for a wedding trip to points in North satin styled with full skiit and The basque bodice hadt'Xlunging neckline covered in lira with double fold flaming the neckline The long veil of illusionWas trimmed in lace and fell from ft of seed peals She car ried a bouquet of orchids shipped from Hawaii inter mingled with freesias The attendants' dresses were tie signed like the brides TheSnaitl of honoi wore fuehsia faille taffeta and the hr idosinaid aquamarine blue faille taffeta Both wore deftly moulded bonnets of the same material ns their dresses Miss Waldron carried a nosegay of Carolina and when they return will live in their new home at 361 West wood Drive or travel the bride wore a thiee piece suit of light brown with dark brown doe skin trim 'Mis Crawford attended St John's School and Missouri Uni versity at Columbia Missouri She was formerly employed with Mer 'ehants and anners Bank heie andjiitbe offices of Gilbert En gineering Company Sir Crawford attended Statesville schools and served in the Navy for four years Tie is employed as a supervisor at Penney War house Ohio agronomists have found a indefinitely and still have it re way to stole seed coin almost tain its vitality Hl CHOPPING IS SUCH UM NOVJ KL lz dn 2 bly 3n 1 that 4 reus the rflwL Wc Sell And Install Asphalt Tile 3y Seal And Inlaid Linoleum By Bold Seal Armstrong And Sloan Blahon 1x12 Rus $475 to SI 25 English yard goods at price Remember we carry Rugs India Belgium Holland England We sold half our big stock of Rugs and stili offer these remarkable values while supply lasts Value same from and standard American Rugs We have an expert installation man who can advise you about vour rug prob lems He specializes in installing tiling rugs and carpeting for your home or business New shipment Hum Holland has just arrived Yard Goods 65c Sq Yd STATESVIILG'3 MOST POPULAR furHiture store OUT HIGH PRICED DISTRICT 31 PAGE SEVEN THE LANDMARK STATESVILLE WIMAi il i Miss Rowena Miller Becomes The Bride Of Lendell Steele one lliddv CH COLDEST DAY 51 'y automobiles parked no bull handed Dcpart StlN BORN mt the the He be inspected This a traffic hazard MILTARY UNDS DIVERTED' TO THE BLIZYJARD RELIE Mrs Bolick of antique principles of the inspection are good We all want to our highways safe and to Mr Don Stevenson got it out the other day after reading something aiout the young Adlai' inaugura tion as governor ies were mobilized today for lief and rescue work About bulldozers already have been signed to the blizzard area more are on the way enl uO'l Mu hoi Highway in New observa the com 1 Alan wns badiv accident a that when he might dil gas five feet more s's of cousin Negro it bout termed Miss Erma Robinson Honored At Party And Bridal Shower MARY NELL DEACON The station itselt is locatea in the center of State Street of ten called Boston's Wall an island in surface traffic It served thousands of commuters who traveled in the tunnel be neath the harbor between the city proper and East Boston Charlotte Jan 29 One fii ennui was overcome by smoke several women suffered shock and heavy property damage "as caused by a spectacular fire at Wright's Mill Remnants in Charlotte today ilemen carried an employee Mrs Myrtle Price from the sec ond floor down a ladder She was taken to a Charlotte hospital where she was found unhurt and was released ireman David Werner was tak en from the Building bj? firemen after he collapsed in the heat and dense smoke Oxygen was ad ministered and he soon was re vived 4 Three trans main rt North Caro who 1919 li Monday HICKORY MUSEUM ARP TO HOLD AN EXHIBITION INSPECTION LANE UNSATISACTORY was in the 175 class and was part Glow vliiniinlion li and Darwin bride were here or anyway around the state expects ownrog it then there better spectacles These enable see the drawing board taking his head off the a'in cal tber Pell ushers Bcfor 1 1 Loyd redding Born January to Mr and George Money of Route 5 a Mia Motley Is be foi nier Irene Waugh BEING KNOCKED granted by practically para i Utilities year old Alan back was badly Robinson It Ro BADGER DANCE IS X( HUG Loudon Bi ian Vesey itzger ald whoM hbhy is watching mammals has caught badgers in both somber and gay mood Bad gers he a nature study group bury their dead Thev also gather in dells an I something like a quiduTle contended cusLi I to enable it 'o Department of receipts taxes due The com that it disallow because it could rate irereaw ao that utility eovld reco'jp for past The Gas Company that the bcost for lar rners wa needed pay the State Revenue gross which are past mission repoited ed this request 1 not grant a lease Responding appieciatively to the words of applet iation Judge arliik said his idea of justice 1 "to see that the high low rich or poor have an equal chance in The case of Rud 1 Shoemaker false pretense was called but evi dence iij offerer! that defendant wn ill to attend court At re quest of the solicitor the county phy ician was asked to make ex amination as to the defendant's physical condition Clyde Digenhntt for driving intoxicated was oidered to ay a fine of J100 mid the costs and his litensc was i evoked for 12 months Dale Billings of Wilkes for diiving intoxicated mid diiv ing without an cperatois licen se was onleicd to pay a fine of $100 and cost in both cases Ib is not to operate a motor vehicle for 12 months says that less for two years he decided to get busy and learn a erdft Alan was a London newspaper man until be was called up for service in 191ti He was injured after he had been sent to Japan Despite the fact that he is now encased in plaster he manages to sketch through the use of per iscope him to without pillow Alan says that he found sketch ing difficult at first but he work ed five or six nouis a day at drawing board and studied work of leading cartoonists explains that nurses praised his cartoons so much that he sub mitted them to editors The draw ings were accepted In addition to drawing Alan can also type despite his injury He says that at first his friends did not believe that he actually had typed his letters to them So out of curiosity they visited him at the hospital to see if he could really use a typewriter He says that he's glad they were so cArious liecause nobody enjoys visitors mme than a patient in a hospital Doctors believe that Alan will be unable to leave the hospital for at least another year He says that he hopes to establish himself by that time as a really good cartoonist At Stony Point Baptist church Saturday evening nt seven clock Miss Rowena Miller daughter of Mr and Mra Blake Miller of Hiddenite became the bride if Lendell Wasld'i Point son of" Mr and belt Steele of Stony Rev 11 Goode the church conducted ironv w' (otible ring and the church had a nuptial set ting of whit and greoiL Against Chiang Accused Of War Crimes Mis Henkel with her daughter Mrs Henkel Spilnmn and her granddaughters Miss Sanders Spilmnn Miss Button Debow and Miss Sally Haywood will leave this week for a thiee months' stay in Europe They go to New Yoik Tuesday night and will sail front there on iidny on the X'ulcania going di rect to Nice and then to Cannes They will visit Italy and Svvit zerktnd plan to spent! a few days in rankfurt Germany in Parts for the and in England weeks in May about the middle Mrs to the to for general Steele of and Stony Mrs Ru Point pastor of tn i ceii servi The Public Service Company of North Carolina to day wns given authority to in crease its rates foj higher rates was the North Carolina Commission The Gas Company serves nin' North Carolina communities in cluding Statesville The firm was permitted to increase its clause so that at the present cost of coal customers would pay an additional J5 cents pet thousand cubic feet of gas Howevir the commission not allow a request of the company for an increase of cents per one thousand cubic for all customers using tnrm ten thousand cubic feet a month The incense granted will gross the company approxima tely 45 tbousand dollars a yen The increase denied would have raised about 19 thousand dollars NEGRO BOXER DIES ATER our Athintn Jan Hl A a follow tip of sc i id hours of frvczi ig rain Atlima had an ahrost com plete povvi failure today I loOOO ot underground mission lines serving the lection if Atlanta failed Iv bifot nine this morning (EST) nt went off in homes and office buildings alike Elevators between flool Trolleys s'rpoed tn the middle streets adding to already nig jams 100 men were put the of restoring servict San rancisco Jan 29 The Chinese Communist radio charged yesterday that Government planes had bombed Communist held cities after the Nationalists appealed for peace The broadcast was heard in San rancisco by the Aociated Press The radio aid that Tsinan capital of Shantung Province was bomb ed January with 200 houses des troyed and 29 civilians killed It was said lombs and leaflets were droptted to gether on a town near Suchow Januaty 0 and a similar raid was Peiping and Tientsin The broad made January 9 on a town between cast said: "This is iminals Tsung Jen ed bomb the of the war Chiang Kai Shek Li and Sun It nnt victims as demanding the war criminals or peace talks" Leave Tuesday or Stay In Europe olks up this way are always in triested in the old Third Creek church its congregation and their plans and the account of the new Sunday school building attracted much favorable comment One per son however mixed his praise with a bit of regret recalling the Sun day School classes of summertime held under the old trees on the church lawn He said many a time seen the young folks gather ed in the shade a teacher in their midst having their Sunday School under the trees and he is afraid with the raising of the fine new building the custom will be lost When we were a Sunday School youngster we used to stare out the open window many a summer Sun day the teacher's voice lazy dtone in out eais our whole mind filled with the notion that could sn easily be good if the rules of goodness wete just a little less un comfortable for our body that out soul could really soar if our feet were only turned loose to roam But that was not the idea pre vailing in the days of our Presby terian childhood Comfort and ease of body satisfaction and self gratification were not supposed to accompany and they most as sm dly did not flow front the ideals religious training that encompassed oui growing up It ts rather the ideas of discipline of mind of flesh and of soul ri gors of strict adherence and the dei mess of unswerving loyalty to the doctrine as they were inter pt clod for us 1 sometimes we think about it and decide its small wonder we made such a poor showing There just seemed to be so much mote of our flesh than then was "I our soul in those days and the rules made mighty little allowance for such a set up i program of which included Provost and Iav0 Call" by I 'riml Mr Patteison sang by Hardelot As there pledged the marriage 0 Perfect Iztvc" was every an automobile pected which is will have plan worked out The Hickory 51 of Art will open its annual Introspective Exhibition Monday evening Jan uary 31 at 7:30 o'clock showing works of art acquired by the Hickory museum during the past year One picture each of the four current exhibiting aitista will be showed also this being a preview of the exhibition scheduled on ebruary 4 bythea four artists: AVilford Conrow Nils Hogner Albert Reid Ballard Williams The new Governor of Illinois is Adlai Stevenson and to many folks in these parts he is refen ed to as young Adlai so distinguishing him from his grandfather Adlai who was known to many an Iredell citizen in the years when he campaigned as vice president the United States The contacts came closer home in recent months when Governor sister 5Jrs Ernest Ives made a flying visit here from her Southern Pines home She went out to Concord church at Loray even recalling some things handed down to her concerning her visit here and the visit of her great uncle Mr Stevenson Dr Dun Stevenson has a letter from Mr AV Stevenson written following a visit here and with the letter is a very quaint picture frame that 51r Stevenson writes carved with myf pocket cere nony Miss Irkt tendeiid music by "Indian Conway cruse" vows hymn softly played The wedding mu sic from signalled the entrance of the bridal who we unatt' nded Mendels wedding manh was reces uonal The petite and attrac tive wore a dressmaker suit blue wyol gabardine with navy hat and accessories and evr tge of orchids As on! jewelry she wore a singe strand of earls the Mrs Millet mother of lie bride a winter navy drint Judge Warlick Holds Last Term Of Court Here (Newton Observer) The North Carolina inspection lane is back ton anti after careful tion and a summary of ments made by the people of this immediate territory concern ing the mechanical inspection lane this paper has reached the conclusion that the system now in practice is the biggest waste of time and energy for motorists uf this area that has been intro dttced here The lanes make cut down accidents but we do not want to rse from one to twe days work per person in doing it the wrong way Within the last few days there have been in line for three blocks waiting a turn tr alone caurcs The three streets that have been lined with automobiles liavt caused almost a one way street on each he three which net only tends to make a hazard but also keeps traffic from flow ing evenly through ur city The most important loss as see it is the loss of time from a place of employment If for example there are 100 people wa in line for the inspection of their vehicles and these people wait on an average of 30 nvrutes then there has been a lor of 50 man hours of work However this is a low figure to be sure It has been pointed out Us that some people have waited as long as one whole day in 'ine and then would have to come back second day before their automobile was inspect ed Here a great loss of both time ami money which is not nec essary nor is rt the comntonsense way If man have case be a the convenience of the public system now present is unsatiof ictory and must changed with Miss mot het Mrs 1 binson Mis Lackey mothei of her fiance Mrs ttl Kunkle Mis Holland Mrs Haskell ickcy Mrs Bass Mts Boyce Bel) Mrs Manin Raymer Mrs ierce Mrs Clyde 'Bell Mis Evi Ii Bell Mrs Sher rill Mi Mamie iiker Mts Harry Miller Miss ttu MiHer Mts Lawrence Lapish Mrs rank Scott Mis Ivory Bridges Mis Hal Sprinkle Mrs McNeely Blair McLain and the follow ing out of town guests: Mrs Ar chil' Baynes and Miss Smith of Greensboro Mrs Kot ncr nf Tucker Connie Oiegon Surrey Englund A young man has become a cartoonist as a result of an accident which for the time being has left him lyzed He is 20 Goddord whose Net Jteesc all of Kanna Mra Steele Lan Mr and Mrs Glenn Peggy Steele and Mrs and Leon A Cline Thom Jackie St Miss Mrs Lee and Mrs Mar viamd 51is Tom Mit Mobeily Missouri Jan Tin death of a young Goldin Gloves boxer utter Thuraday night has been accidental Coroner Tom Baines I down the verdict today nnd said the 20 yenr old fighter Charles Byns apparently died as the result of scries of blows to the herbl Bvns a student nt Lincoln University died i route to Moberly hospitil after he llii'l knocked out by William Hol nos of Kiiksvillc State Teach ers College The match potinl novice ot a Golden tom uiiment Mrs A Bolick and Mrs red Davis entertained Saturday even ing at Mrs Bolick's home on the llickoiy highway to honor Miss Erma Robinson whose mairiage to Lieutenant Samuel 'A ilson La ckev son of Mr and Mrs Lackey of Barium Springs takes place in Greensboro on ebruary 19 Mrs Bolick's home was beauti fully decorated with spring lioii quets of daffodils and yellow tar "isi and colorful pcttid plants The bride elect received a corsage of red rose from her hostesses attractive complement to her be coming dress of gray crepe rom the 'dining room table which was also in spiing motif chicken sal ad pickles and hot tea were sei ved with heart shaped sandwiches nd hot rolls Strawberry shortcake followed the salad course Mrs Connie Childress poured tea The party was a briilal showci and Miss Robinson i eceivef jyiany lovely gifts The showers pack ages were brought in by aye anJ Bienda Davis daughters of Mr and Mrs red Davis who also en tertained the guests with music during the evening To the shower gifts Mrs Davis added a trousseau gift for the bride and ptfsented her a pair VHSI'S Guests matching accessories nnd cj fiibo of red rosebuds Mrs Steele mother ij the bridegroom was in ravy crepe and had garde nias After the ceremony Mr ant Mrs Steele left for a wedding trip to West Palm Beatn lori da end on their retur i will be at Lome at 203 East Glendale Avnue where they have an apartment 1 or tra vel the Ijride add''1 ztop coat ol gray woe gabardine Mrs S' 'cle attended nite high school Mr Steele was grntuated from Stonv Point high school in the class of 1945 graduated from Mars Hill Cob ge and attended DavTson Col lege and in ran Unive He is presently attending George Wnsaingt University Wash ington is employed ns chemi cal analyst by' tiie federal gov ernment mong fin sis for wedding iJic Mr and AGs Irvin and daughter Nancy of Rock ingham Mr and Mrs A Price nnd Mrs red Reese and daughter Nancy 5Ir and Mrs polis dis Jimmy and esville Mr sey Patsy Scotts Mrs asville Keesler eld 5lilholcn Mr Milholen Mr holen and daughter Vera of al dcse Rev and Mrs Prgei Gwaltney 5Irs red Bell tinl son Daiwm Bell of Statesville will be month of April the first two let inning home of May Harold DeBow and Mr Henkel Jr will be in New York this week with Mis Henkel nnd the others Mm DeBow went to Ne wYork Sunday night to join Mr and Mrs Henkel Jr who have been there several days Atlanta Has A Power ailure Chicago Jan The lowest temperatures of the winter sea son hit many Illinois cities thls morning Chicago had its coldest day as the mercury dropped to zero It was four above in the flood area of Southern Illinois Born January 2S in Hickiu Memorial ispitul to Mr an Ills A Deaton of Hickory a i 51nry' Nell Mra Inn is the former Miss Posii ary Wikion of Statenville Twin iM i in dairy cattle the average of one out of 1 iL Afc ctsof gladioli were inter speisel with lighted Vandies in seven candelabra Whiti ribbon marked Clevc bride of the OK SALE UK AX YTH1NG: elect ton i irrnu row rt in top urie 0r tnwto in VVe fin snev and uaually rvog ld make down payment Be ft beOwe you trade or buy Shejrin atu 10 Water SL Jan 4tl ItL ull SVLE Klln dried I and 2 common nine I lour in End matetind ftoorina Kuuah and died framing At prii 4 to yuu uiun Mnrruw A1jhhi (etadc Hciuci Jjs'nwia Jan 31 HD OR SALE: Ona teglslwed Ifoktela calf 1 day okt ll IL Jan St JU) ItL Whu ya nd a reeapplng lb Nal Tira ric fr top quality U' havit tnud WVt SHIRlWIlip at now treads tor nnt all (Im tin Nash Tire Sanio list Wml iroht Street I'hon JIS Jan 12 ll Jan IS StL UX'DBR'TiiirUTniCCK'Ilt (Vnert tttocka and il ln wWth Mooa Cnnerf Ck kitt Highway Tel Mun Thun Ttw rrU OR SALK Allh Chatawra tracto with plow and enlUeatvra A ltogg Houto Jan ta ORD Our repair department bi bettor luipi wl than aver to rvien your ord car Uiuiai coaling miulluiutnl John Itoan alignment maehlna dtag nwh 01 af tool DLlrlbutor Slnilu 'et npe lake gilvantn mr In your ont Car Those 1 CW'diM Motor Company Jam ItS HL Hlt'kOBY n4 Loeual lamb: waiUad eut 4 all ft long Writ for prlua Jtonthaen Uwk rnmpgny IHelinry ffirflh f'nrulfnn ui a iuL The Iredell Superior court open ed hi inoining at 10 with Judge Wilson Warlick of Newton presiding and Solicitor John Mclaiughlin of Statesville ap pearing for the state The grand jury to serve for six months was empaneled Mr Turner was named foreman an'' De puty Sheriff Boyd of Moor esville vva sworn in as officer in charge Judge Warlick gave the grand juiy instructions as to their duties closing his admonition with "favor none fear noneJY Before calling the calendar Sol icitor McLaughlin tiKk this oppor tunity to express appreciation for the services of Judge WarlicK who is holding his last court on the Superior court lench here since he lias been approved for pro motion to the position of district in United States court Judge JVinbcrry on behalf of the ni dell couit bar expiessi appreciation for the service ren dered by Judge Warlick as Super ior Court judge Others adding words of praise were Attorneys John A Scott John Lewis of the hedi ll bar and Attorney 11 Buikc of th Alexander county Symington told the House Armed Services Committee: "We support the 48 groii But at the same time Syming ton added: think a 70 group force is essential to the security of the United States when we can afford The air chief disclosed that our Air orce now has 5' groups but that not all of them are fully op erating He refused to disclose what the actual difference in plane strength and striking pow er would be between a 48 group and 70 group air force Chairman Carl Vinson of Geor gia asked: much more mon ey would be needed if Congress decides to add 800 milIion dollars to President Truman's Air orce budget?" And Symington replied: "We'd be about two billion dollars of the 1950 requirements on a 70 group basis A 70 group Air orce was ap proved by Congress last year but Congress "provided funds to finance it only for the current fiscal year The long range plan would require from' four to five years for completion Washington observers said to day the Air orce may get more money than recommended by Pres ident Truman They also said the Administration's proposed 14 bil lion dollar budget for the fiscal year starting July first appears to be safe from major cuts MONDAY LAST DAY OLD TAGS GET BY Raleigh Jan 29 lina motor vehicle owners haVe nut bought their cense plates have until to do so The Motor Vehicles meiit wain that midnight Mon day is thr deadline for display of old tags Through January Jith new tag sales totaled almost I hvi'iity lluniSHiul more Ihnii were ld by the satnu data Iasi yew anl Miss Mary Ella Ket Burlington Mrs Aichic of Chai lotto and Mm1 Childress of Portland injured in a foot 1 bat force year ago Alan Air orce Secretary Stuart doctors told him be almost help CHAKLOTTE HAS A DESTRUCTIVE IRE Washington Jam Presi dent Truman has taken additional action to expand government re lief to the storm stricken West He has authorized Defense Sec retary oricstal to make available such I amis as arc available in the military establishment These would include money provided for river and harbor and flood control works A new cold wave is stretching out over the centeral section of the nation More cold ami snow in Nebraska which suffetcd staggering blows from the bliz zards in early January braska National Guard compan rc 135 as and I A Half Hearted Endorsement Of Plan Washington Jan The Air orce has given a half heart ed endorsement to President Tru man's plan for a 18 group cum Local Gas Co To Helpless Youth Increase Rates Learns A Trade PERSONAL Miss Joan Keich had as her guests for the week end Bill AI len Jr and Paul Gwyn JrM of Elkin They canje over especially to attend the teen agers dance at Statesville Country Club ri day evening Mrs Hunter Dalton Jr ati'K baby son Hunter Dalton Hl High Point are spending week with 5Irs Dalton's parents Mr and Mrs David Andrews Mr Dalton will join them for the week end Miss Joyce Tomlin student nt Hollins College Virginia is at home for he week end following the of mid term ex aminations at Hollins She bat as her guest Miss Nancy Blue of Charleston West Virgini? Miss Marjorie Schell is spend ing a few days with friends in Atlanta Ga 1 Mrs Zetina Plott and Miss Margot Chatham spent the week end in Mt Airy with Mr and Mrs Roundtree Mr and Mrs Ziem Morrison and children Mr and Mrs Wil liam Morrison and their gnyid son Alvin Speaks made a week end visit with Mr and Mrs Joe Taylor and their family in Den ton They went especially to see Mr and Mrs Taylor new daugh ter Martha Kay born three weeks ago Miss Carolyn Compton left Thursday for Washington where she has accepted a position Dr and Mrs Goodu and their daughter 5Iiss Pat Goode have gone to Delray Beach lorida for a few stay Miss Carrie Hoffmann who has been here for a visit with her brother Dr Wallace Hoffmann and Mrs Hoffmann will return to her home in Danville A a Sunday Mr and Mrs Harold 5Ligc' nant wore Charlotte last night to uttcn a birthday patty in enor of 51 Jimmie tllard Want Ads ADS in thii eolamn figured 11 3 cents per word for etch iner tion Cash must accompany order unlewa yoa hare a ledger account with ne No ada taken for lew than 30 cents TRU1E YOU M09I 11 MW AMinuxu hn4i cUan Udy ricr on (tnouht 1'? ttna we ire In Subway Causes Panic Boston Jan Transit en i ecords show that the subway station in which three persons perished and many others were injured in a flash fire yes terday is the only one if its kind in the world Making the subway unique are two pairs of elevators in sloping shafts which carry pessengers at an angle up 5 feet to the sur face The elevators about 25 feet apart at the subterranean plat forms with tracks between but converge to only 10 feet apart at street level knife out of a piece of my brother jje station was built in 1904 old office desk" The atld is beirflr replaced with a new frame has the Mgsonlc design with structure with csca a center of glass for the picture I lators A 11 A Bill or Relief Of Tax Payers Raleigh Jan 29 A bill foi the relief of North Carolina tax pay eis was introduced yesterday in the State House of Repiesenta tives The legislation would per mit people to deduct their eder al income taxes in paying their State income taxes Revenue Com missioner Edwin Gill said the loss of State Revenue from the iil would run into several million dollars a year Also introduced as a bill to reduce the number annual otor vehicle inspections to one Tira are now required of car and tiuck owners A similar bill was passed today by the Senate Another bill would provide nn increase one vent in the State gasoline tax to finance Governor highway program lashes itful.