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Evening star., 1941-10-12
6,500-FURNISHED
RY OWNER
NEAR NAVAL HOSPITAL.
1455 GIRARD STREET NV.

10 rooms, . baths, automatic hot-ratsr
heat, near streetcars, bus lines, stores Of
all kinds, theaters, schools and churches
There are very few properties available in
this neighborhood and We recommend i'm
mediate inspection. Priced for quick sails
at $4,000
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.
Nau. Az Pa ltnr
Evening star., 1941-10-12
Ct.
CHAS. L. NORRIS.

- "l35 Pa Ave NV RE. @112.
COLORED-sth AND FLORIDA AVE Ne:
$40 per month and a reasonable cash
payment Will buy this solid-brick house
with large rooms. pantry and bath.
INV h. big cellar with wash trays. 2
porcheS. etc, for only S5.45O
DI. S9l1. W. L MOORE GE osn0
Evening star., 1941-10-12
ROOMING HOUSE

That can be converted into apis. is offered
at 116 9Th st. Sc. for $3.50, on terms.
The house has L rooms and bath. and is
newly renovated. Large 3-car garage.
OPEN SUNDAY, :304.
JOS. A. HERBERT AND SONS.
515 z. Capitol St. Ii. 0l29.
Alter Office hours call IA S33n.
Evening star., 1941-10-12

One Of Petworth'S S.. Gabriels sample
homes. 4J23 Kansas ave. NV; Il rms,
bath. incl. back porches. auto. heat. auto.
hot-Water heater beautiful yard and ga
rage. y block from Sherman Circle. For
information. D J. OCONNOR, RA. 0067;
nr nFCnNNnD
Evening star., 1941-10-12
1890 OTIS ST. NE.

Vacant. 6-room house. modern in every
detail. large lot. garage. this is a real
home, located l. square south of MonaS-
terry grounds. Come and see Move in
with deposit. Price and terms reasonable
Open = TO q m. daily
B. F. HOt MES
l6Ol r. ! Ave y E No SSLo LII o 2 NJ
Evening star., 1941-10-12
l2ll Pa. Ave. Sc.

Don't fail to see this substantial
semi-det. HOME OR INVESTMENT.
ii large rooms. bath, porches. deep
lot, etc. Completely reconditioned.
Convenient to everything. You
can't beat this VALUE for only
81 $50. on terms.
Evening star., 1941-10-12
pFTuESDA MD

New brick home slate roof. copper
plumbing oil a C heat, 3 bedrooms. bath,
living room. dining room ana kitchen;
attached garage; large lot
Price, $3.50, Terms
GRAHAM-HALL WI. $3.50.
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SACRIFICE

13i6 Rittenhouse st. W. Owner leaving
town said 10 sell at once his beautiful =
tn@E ens For es of fSR
Pa nnh-- with ] i O,CONNOR DI 1nIo
Evening star., 1941-10-12
SUBURBAN.
NEARBY MARYLAND.
CHEVY CHASE VIEW.
GO COn

White painted brick Colonial only yrs
old, containing : rms: very lvabe lst-h.
plan with large paneled den directly back
of living room and opening onto screened
side porch: unusually large dining room,
complete kitchen. , bedrooms and bath md
fl: oil heat; nice lot. This is an unusual
offer and should be seen without delay.
Evening star., 1941-10-12
Only IS 65O-6 ROOMS.

Also sun psrlor. , screened porches. semi
detached: good ". location, near Reservoir
rd.. conv. TO schools and stores, bus in
front Of door full basement. h " h.
Terms If desired. Call MRS. AIKEN, RE.
Evening star., 1941-10-12
BETHESDA AREA.
4 BEDROOMS BATHS.
SACRIFICE FOR 1880 CASH

!-StOry brlck bungalow StyIei large
dry basement, detached garage. wide lot
containing nearly 1000 So. #: near public
SGSooS e men h ~ hgn G raa sac hgh dI2yc
20 end of 18th ST. NV. onto Piney Branch
road out Piney Br. I'd. about 3 blocks
Phila. ave. 80 feet then left agsin "a
block TO 33S Baltl. ave Open Thurs. &
Sat afternoons. Call RE. 1887 or eve
nineS, ia 53.J3
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CHEVY CHASE MD

Lot 7Oxl6O; a very charming center
hall.planned detached brick, with living
room BOXES, dining room, breakfast rm.,
kitchen. bedroom and bath on lst A.; >
bedrooms and bath on 2nd, large living
porch; oil heat side-drive gsrage. Just
and Columbia Country Clubs. remark
able value for Sl5,500. Eve. or Sun. phone
Mr.. Lewis, WI. 113l.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
100 18th St Realtor Ma 0753
Evening star., 1941-10-12

Vicinity Rosemary School-UnuSually we'll
constructed det home. on beautiful lot
$50 #. by $50 #; 1st floor has liv rm,
ON. rm' solsrium, Law, pantry, kit: sec.
moor mas bedrooms. > baths. sleeping
porch End deck; attic, servants rm and
bath; gar: attrac. grounds: beautiful loca-
uon; S2l 900: owner may trade for smaller
property. Call Mr.. Ewell. DIXIE REALTY
Evening star., 1941-10-12

0IOILOEI OEF IN.
OPEN SUNDAY
Nearly new. & rooms. > baths. with beau
tiful clubroom. Venetian blinds. large kitch-
en-, sarage. hot-water gas heat. very
charming home for Sl0.95O Inspect
1922 35th st. NV.
WAPLE e. JAMES. INC.
1924 14th ST. NV District 334f
Evening star., 1941-10-12
BETHESDA. MD.

Red brick Cape Cod, rms. and bath
on lSt floor 2nd f. roughed IN for > more
bedrmS. and bath, giving you 4-bedrm.
and 2-bath house at an unheard-of price.
Full basement, garage, nice lot. Call WI.
3IuS for appointment
Evening star., 1941-10-12
FASHIONABLE 18th ST.

A marvellous value in the most desirable
riding and country clubs 20 homes under
construction by NJ. x. Stone, of which =
have been sold before completion. Spacious
rooms more-than-ample closet space,
paneled study with adjoining lavRtory on
main floor, 3 bedrooms and > baths on 2nd
floor. large recreation room with log-burn-
ing fireplace and refrt shment bar maid s
room with bath. foored attic and many
other attractive feature Sample home,
19l6 10th ST. NV Open and lighted .
a m. to . pm. For further information.
call MR. SHAFER, Georgia 3367.
435 PEABODY ST. N.W.-S7,95O.
4 bedrooms. semi-detached. garage.
SAM ROSEY. ADAMS 2700.
Evening star., 1941-10-12
1929 LONGFELLOW ST. NV.

fine detached home in a highly de-
sirable section in close proximity 10 all
conyenienceS. Contains :. large rooms.
bath. hot-water heat. detached garage;
on an extremely large lot. Immediate
possession.
R. A. HUMPHREYS,
SOS N. Capitol ST Realtor. MA $3.50.
Evening star., 1941-10-12
.I,OOK-SACRJFICE

) years old. 1896 Rittenhouse St NV
One OF the most beautiful sections Of
Brlghtwood The owner. transferred to
another State. said sell at once his beau
tiful 2-family home. > baths > showers.
recreation room. oil heat, back porches;
beautiful yard. For information call D. J.
OCONNOR. RA. 0067, with J. J. OCON-
Evening star., 1941-10-12
WOODBRIDGE D C.

37I4 18th ST. ne-New 6-rm. 2-bsth
Colonial, with bullt-ln garage. sun porch,
auto. heat: close TO school and stores
2S22 Myrtle ave. ne-OWner leaving
city Will sell perfect home, 6 rms. oil
heat. large lot fenced, beautiful garden:
$1,000 down, bal. like rent. Open daily
until . pm.
WOODBRIDGE REALTY CO..
Evening star., 1941-10-12
HOME BARGAIN.

HOME BARGAIN.
Elegant detached S-rm and 2-bath. in
select Sauls Addition: lge. front porch.
good size yard. garage: very attractive
price. See it and be convinced.
A. NJ. COOPER.
zoos Eve St. NV Ma. 1882.
BEAUTIFUL SIX-ROOM HOUSES TILE
BATH. BUILT-IN TUB AND SHOWER,
FIREPLACE, LOVELY FINISH. AIR-CONDI-
TONED HEAT. LARGE LOTS: EXCELLENT
ETC. CLOSE-IN SECTION OF MARYLAND,
WHERE YOU'LL REALLY ENJOY LIVING.
PRICE ONLY $3.50: $500 DOWN.
TERMS ARRANGED TO SUIT
DRIVE OUT DEFENSE HIGHWAY TO
LANDOVER- RD. OUT LANDOVER RD 3
BLOCKS TO BEAUTIFUL WOODLEY HILLS
SIGN AT 5Sth ST. OPPOSITE CHEVERLY.
OR PHONE MR.. WARING, WA. .2.33!, EVE
NINGS OR BEFORE IN AM
Evening star., 1941-10-12
43l9 44ih ST. NV.

DELIGHTFULLY."- situated in American
University Park this outstanding
BUNGALOW should be seen today
) lovely rooms. bath, porches on first
floor. attic with > finished rooms,
everything. Reconditioned. Reduced
for a quick sale, only S6,350. on
terms
Evening star., 1941-10-12
FOR COLORED.
1926 JACKSON STREET N. E.

Six-room semi mi-detsched Colonial home,
bath, garage. hot-water heat, huge sleep
ing porch Colonial front porch. "a block
from Rapid Transit bus; stores, schools
and churches nearby; an outstanding home
in highly desirable neighborhood for only
ST. $50 on easy terms. Open.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
5OOI East Capitol St. Realtors Ii 354n.
g25 New York Ave. NV Ma. o1g1.
Evening star., 1941-10-12
Chevy Chase. Md Bedrooms.

S13.750; this all-brick Colonial home is
situated west of Conn ave. in the most
desirable part of exclusive Chevy Chase. II
:! baths and lar.e well-landsc aped lot.
property Is convenient 10 all schools and
transportation To inspect phone OIL
o.. Ri after 6 % m
Evening star., 1941-10-12
1912 Kennedy St. NV.

Are you looking for DREAM
HOME? Be sure to visit this charm
ing det. BERNSTEIN BARGAIN. &
large rooms tile bath, spacious
living room with cozy fireplace,
porches. 3-car garage, deep lot. etc.
Reconditioned throughout and priced
for only $3.50, on terms.
Evening star., 1941-10-12
NEW, DETACHED BRICK.

tive, detached, brick-veneer home. Z rooms,
, tile baths, modern kitchen, recreation
room with fireplace. chestnut trim, furred
walls, screened porch, slate roof, copper
water pipes. downSpouts and cutters,
oil heat, insulated, built-In garage; rea-
Sonabe terms. Open until pm
WILLIAM r. THOROWGOOD.
oNo4 2 Ave N Z DE n21
Evening star., 1941-10-12
Columbia Heights Bargain.

Converted into 3 apts.. this substantial
property is ideal Investment for settled
couple who can live in one apt, rent out
two; priced very low at $500, including
furniture - 800 cash
WAGGAMAN- N-BRAWNER REALTY CORP,
c.
Evening star., 1941-10-12
7 ROOMS, 2 BATHS-S5,99O

Among the unbelievable features in
cluded in this loV-priced new home are 4
bedrms:, of which is l3xl6 it; good
sized living rm.. dinette and kitchen. =
bedrmS and bath lSt f.: > rooms and
path md f.; automatic heat: nice lot
Evening star., 1941-10-12
CHEVY CHASE
UNDERWOOD ST,

BETWEEN 7th AND 9th NV.
6 rooms bath, hot-water heat, refriger-
alton: excellent condition
For information call EN-. 1912 or WO.
1869
Evening star., 1941-10-12
HOME OF DISTINCTION.

In the heart of Chevy Chase, IL blocks
OF Conn. ave; near schools. churches.
shopping centers and transp. Semi -detach-
ed frame lovely bedrmS and = baths.
Priced reasonably. DAVID RIFKIND, RE.
Evening star., 1941-10-12
Sc 300
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.

For quick sale-by owner. Convenient
location $3.50 cash rms. bath, Arcola
heat auto. hot water, garage. 6O2
Florence St ne
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-03-06
Road Petition Is
Submitted Mon.

A petition, requesting the i'm
provement of the Muddy Creek
road in the North Fork township
extending from the Peak Creek
road to highway 88 and signed by
a large number of citizens, was
presented to the county board of
commissioners at their regular
meeting Monday by F. L. Lewis.
The petition was approved by
the commissioners and forwarded
to highway officials.
A number of routine business
matters were settled during the
day and the board adjourned to
meet as a board of equalization
and review on Monday, March II.
Chairman J. F. Scott was sick in
bed with flu and could not at
tend the meeting. Yesterday his
condition was improved and he
was able to be out again.
A jury list for the April term
of superior court was drawn.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-03-06
Hitler Occupies Bulgaria;
No Change In Turkeys Policy

Europes war continued to
spread this week as the Germans
moved i'm on another country,
Bulgaria, from which Britain is
expected to break off diplomatic
relations Immediately. British
citizens have been asked to leave
Yugoslavia as this country is ex-
pected to swing into the axis
fold soon.
British bombers are based in
Greece and the Greek island of
Crete only a short distance from
Bulgaria's mountainous roads and
the Rumanian oil fields now
serving the German machine.
These are expected to be brought
into action at any time.
The Greeks continue to hold
their own in Albania. While the
troubled Balkans tremble Hitler
is reported making advances to
Turkey offering his protection
and asking that Turkey entervene
in the Greek War. It was learned
from authoritative sources that
Turkey had refused Hitler's de-
mands.
Both the British and the Ger
man air raiders continued their
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-03-06

warfare in the air, drawing the
spotlight away from the Balkans
for brief periods.
Light British naval forces land
ed at an undesignated island off
northern Norway Tuesday and
took a number of German and
Norwegian prisoners, the Ger
man news agency reported.
The agency added that the Bri-
fish, after bombarding the Gun
fortified" island and sinking sew
eral fishing vessels, landed troops
for quick foray.
The number of German and
Norwegian prisoners taken was
not stated.
Anti-aircraft and naval guns
in a south coast town set up a
terrific barrage Tuesday night
when German raiders apparently
attacked channel shipping a few
hours after a South Wales town
was showered with hundreds of
fire bombs and high explosives.
After a heavy burst of fire that
rocked the coastal area, the mo-
tors of two of the German raid
ers could be heard chugging ezra
tically.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-03-06
Defense Projects Are Sought
For States Mountain Region

The full cooperation of the en-
tire North Carolina congressional
delegation and of the states two
senators in securing national de-
Tense industries for northwest
and western North Carolina was
urgently solicited by representa-
tives of the newly organized
Western North Carolina Indus
trial Council at meeting held in
the spacious office of the ways
and means committee in Wash
ington last Friday.
The area represented by the
industrial council embraces 81
counties, extending from Mt. All
ry to Gastonia and to the South
Carolina, Tennessee and Virginia
lines and including all of the
area in this state that has been
designated by the National De-
tense Council as a "defensible
zone", in which defense indus
tries may be located.
Scott, Anderson Attend
The industrial council was rep
resented by about a dozen repre-
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-03-06

sentatives, including Langdon L.
Scott and Ed M. Anderson, of
West Jefferson. Congressman R.
L. Doughton and Senator Bailey
acted as chairmen of the meet
ing and Ed Anderson was spokes-
men for the industrial council.
Although this mountain section
of the state has not received any
of the national defense indus
tries as yet, spokesman for the
group declared, eve are not here
to criticize you, but to ask your
united cooperation and to pledge
our every assistance.
1--WE are here to offer the ma
tural and human resources Of
our great section to the federal
government to be used in the
promotion of the national defense
program" Anderson said.
Cali things being equal be-
tween a location in our section
and other sections of the United
States, we are going to insist on
the location in North Carolina
CONTINUED on Page Four)
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-03-06
Two Local Bills
Are Introduced
By W. B. Austin
One Will Place Ashe County
Under Statewide Draw
ing of Jury" Law.
OTHER AFFECTS LANSING

Two local county bills, intro
duced in the house of representa-
tives last Saturday by Represen-
tative w. B. Austin, are expected
to be passed within the next few
days.
The first bill. HB sos, provides
for the repeal of chapter 319 of
the Public Local Laws for 1885,
chapter 10 of the Public Laws of
1887 and chapter 200 of the Pub
lie Laws of 1887 relating to the
drawing of jurors in Ashe county
and to place the county under the
provisions of the statewide law
regulating the drawing Of jurors. "
The 1885 law that is repealed
by the bill provided for the es-
Enlistment of a special jury COM
mission to have charge Of the
drawing Of jurors instead of the
county commissioners and pro-
vided that non-payment Of taxes
should not be bar to jury SER
vice in the county. The acts of
1887 repealed the special jury
commission and gave the COM
mission authority to make up the
Jury lists and have charge Of the
drawing.
The bill introduced by Mr.. Aus
tia will place the county under
the statewide law which requires
that the county commissioners
make up a list of names of tax
payers once every two years on
the first Monday in Ju and that
those names be written on slips
Continued on Page Eight
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-03-06
Name Winners
OF Art Contest
Students Will Be Special
Guest Of Woman's Club
Toni e ht

Winners in the art contest spon-
sored by the Woman's Club in
connection with the N. G. Art
Festival are announced today.
Winners in the y two divisions
for the local contest were Nena
Bell Barr, West Jefferson; Char
1otte Hartsog, Fleetwood; Effie
Lowe Gambill. West Jefferson and
Helen Woodie, Nathan's Creek.
A number of the entries will
be on display in the community
building today and tonight for
the joint meeting of the Rotary
and Woman's Club. At this time
the winners will be the guest Of
the Woman's Club and will be
presented awards.
This is the first year an art
event has been sponsored by the
woman's club and members
pointed out that they hoped to
make it an annual event.
Mrs. Ed. M. Anderson, presi-
dent of the club said that she
wished to thank all of the schools
and members of the faculty for
their cooperation.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-03-06
Plan Camp Fire
Units For Ashe
Work and Organization Dis
cussed at Meeting Held
Here on Tuesday.

Miss Catherine Wahlstrom, as
sociate field secretary of the
Camp Fire Girls of America met
with an interested group here on
Tuesday when plans were made
to form units of this national or
ganization in Ashe county.
Miss Wahlstrom who was pre-
sented to the group by E. E. Gar
bee, of A. S. T. c., explained the
ritual, the organization plans as
well as the activities of Camp
Fire Girls to a group of interest
ed girls and adults.
It was pointed out that each
unit must have a sponsor, a guar
dian and an assistant before an
application can be filed. Tenta-
tive plans were made for two
units in West Jeffersn with the
members ranging from 10 to Is
and from IA to Is years Of age.
Misses DeEtte Crawford, Mar
garet Phillips, Mrs. w. G. Van
noy and Mrs. Robert Barr pointed
out that they would be glad to
assist the groups in carrying out
the work. There was some discus
sion also of starting unit in JEFF
ferson.
Miss Wahlstrom who stopped in
Boone planned to 60 to Lenoir
on Wednesday before continuing
a southern tour in the interest of
her organization. Boone, West
Jefferson and Lenoir were the
only points she visited in North
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-03-06
Commissioners
To Meet Again
On Monday, 18th
Will Sit as Board of Euualiza-
ton and Review on Hear
ing from Taxpayers.

The Ashe county board of COM
missioners will meet on Monday,
March II, as a county board of
equalization and review for the
purpose of making such adjust
ments on property valuations as
may be deemed proper after
hearing any and all complaints
relative to the individual listings,
it was announced this week. Sew
eral days may be required to
complete the hearings.
The township listers have COM
pleted their work Of taking pro-
perty valuations and H. H. Bur-
CESS, county tax supervisor, will
now go over all of the books and
add IS percent increase to each
valuation shown therein, in &C.
cordance with a resolution passed
some time ago by the commits
Sioners.
Before the March 18th meeting,
the commissioners will go over
the valuation books and make
such adjustments as are found to
be fair and just. The valuation
of some property may be in
creased and others decreased, it
is stated. This is in accordance
with provisions of the state law,
it is pointed out.
Notices will be sent to all tax
payers advising them of any
changes made.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-03-06
Soil Conservation District May Be Formed In Ashe Aeqhanv
All-Star Basketball Games
To Be Played Saturday Night
Charms, Trophies to be Pre-
scented Following Games.
Sponsored by Post.

AS grand climax to another
enjoyable and successful basket
ball season in Ashe county, the
first and second all-star high
school teams of 1904 season
are slated to play each other Sat-
urday night, March 8, in the West
Jefferson school gymnasium.
Members of the third teams will
act as substitutes.
The unique games, which will
bring together the best players
on all of the eighteen teams in
the county are being sponsored
by this paper, through the coop
Grafton of the coaches.
The girls game will start at
7:15 o'clock and the boys game
at 8:15. At the conclusion of the
games, trophies will be awarded
to the Ashe county season chan
pionship teams and basketball
charms to members of both first
teams and to the best sports.
An additional sportsmanshir
award will be made this year
Players on all teams have been
requested to pick the team that
has displayed the best sportsman
ship and the winners, boys and
girls, will be announced Satur-
day night, too, and an award
made.
Charlie Weaver, of Jefferson
whose school placed the highest
number of players on the all-sta1
teams, will coach the boys first
team and James Miller, of Ma
than's Creek, will coach the Sec
ond boys team.
Gifts coaches, selected in the
same manner, will be Dale At
wood, of Nathan's Creek, coach
of the first girls team and o.
car Houck, West jefferson, coach
of the second girls team.
Coach Paul Perkins. of West
Jefferson and Coach R. w. Nor.
phis, of Lansing, have been re.
ouested to referee the games
Coach Bruce GRAPHICAL of River
view, to serve as timekeeper anc
Miss Thelma Shepherd, Healing
Springs girls coach to serve as
scorekeeper.
In addition to those players
making the all-star teams, there
were a number of honorable
mentions. They are as follows
Girls-Pierce, Healing Springs
Norris, Elkland; Sheets, Fleet
Continued on Page Eighty
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-03-06
Rotary, Woman's
Club Will Meet
Together Tonite
Chas. w. Phillips, of Green's
bOro To be Guest Speak
er OF the Evening.
MANY EXPECTED

Around rs are expected to at
tend the joint meeting of the Ro-
tary and Woman's club tonight at
the community building when
Charles w, Phillips, director of
public relations of the Woman's
College will be the featured
speaker.
It will be ladies' night for the
Rotarians and gentlemen's night
for the Woman's club so that all
members of both groups are ex-
pected to attend with their wives
and husbands.
Mr.. Phillips who is past dis
trict governor of Rotary, will ad-
dress the group on education. A
number Of other special features
have been planned for the occa-
sion. Following the program I'M
der the direction of the Woman's
club, the Rotary will hold a short
business session.
Levern Johnson, superinten-
dent Of the cheese plant who was
the speaker last week, brought
out some interesting facts relat-
ing to the dairy industry.
Mr.. johnson said that it was
larger than the automobile busi-
ness. He named some of the many
products of milk and gave the
history Of the cheese industry.
He concluded by giving some
figures as to the dairy industry
in Ashe county and explained
how the income of small farms
could be increased through dairy
ing.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-03-06
Illicit Still Was
Found In A Cave

The age of cave-man activity
has been revived in Ashe coun-
ty!
A few days ago Sheriff J. E.
Roland and number of deputies
found an old-fashioned illicit still
in a large secluded cave, located
in a remote section near White
Oak in the Horse Creek section.
Brush was piled up at the en-
trance of the cave and it was ex-
tremely difficult to find it," She
riff stated.
The size of the cave was about
ten feet by fourteen and the
whiskey making unit was a small
washtub affair. eve found lit
tie mash and some liquor" he
said.
Another still was destroyed re-
Gently in the Pine Swamp town.
ship No arrests have been made.