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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1956
Page
5
The Star Office accepts out-of-town ads with a minimum 50 cent charge. Cash must accompany ads. If classified ads reach the office before 10 a.m., they may appear in the same day issue.
Three instructors face military trials for allegedly striking airmen in basic training groups at Parks Air Force Base. Airman 3C Richard T. Smith of Omaha faces additional charges of soliciting and accepting money from trainees. Airman 3C Dean A. Warren, also from Omaha. Airman 2C William A. Ott of Selah, Washington. Trial date not set. all three relieved of duties but not confined. Airman Milford James W. Milford, among the 10 struck, was treated for shoulder injuries.
The page shows stock quotes and par values for companies including American Furniture, Bank of Clarke County, Commercial and Savings Bank, National Gas, Farmers & Merchants National, George Washington Hotel, Green Chemical, Investors Trust, N W Industries, National Fruit Product, O’Sullivan Rubber, Potomac Edison, Shenandoah Valley Apple Cider, with bid prices and percent changes where available.
The clippings list items such as Vinegar and Victor Products priced at $100, Virginia Storage at $100, Salt Winchester Storage at $100, and other miscellaneous entries, indicating a catalog-like ad fragment with dollar values attached to storage or product lines.
A fruit-eating bat variety native to Central America migrates north to southern Arizona in summer. They range from rust-orange to brown to grey, have wings about a foot across, and no tail. They rasp out fruit hearts with an inch-long tongue.
Gargantua died in Miami Florida on November 25 1949 at the close of the circus season. He had been ill for some time and was under specialist care. His body was flown to Johns Hopkins Medical Center Baltimore Md for autopsy.
Under guidance of 12 American and Canadian universities, five American students will spend the next academic year in Formosa to study Chinese language and customs.
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