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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-07-02
Wright Ellis Sarvis
Dies Friday AT Home
Near Clarendon

Wright Ellis Sarvis, rs, of
Clarendon route one, died at his
home Friday morning after a
lingering illness.
Funeral services were held
Saturday afternoon from the Mt.
Sinai Baptist church, with in
terment in the church cemetery.
Surviving are two daughters.
Mrs. Mollie Carroll of Loris, S.
C., Mrs. Dolly Blackburn, of
Mollle; three sons, Ellis and Bau-
5tin, both Of Tabor City route
three, and Woodrow of Lake
Waccamaw; two sisters, Mrs
Bessie Spivey and Mrs. Mary
5arvis Of Tabor City; and one
brother Dan, Of Tabor City,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-07-02
$4,000 Worth Bonds
Are Sold Here In
Security Loan Drive

App, oximately $4,000 worth
OF Security Loan bonds have
oeen sold in Tah1.' City during
the current bond drive, Chair
man E. c. Sanders said yester-
day.
At the same time, the chair
man announced that the drive,
originally scheduled to end on
July !, would continue through
his week.
A goal of $4,000 has been set
for Tabor City during the cam
paign and members of the To-
cal Rotary and Civilian clubs
are assisting in canvassing the
town.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-07-02

resentatlves. Carlyle will I'LL
the post being vacated this year
by j. Bayard Clark, Fayetteville.
In county wide voting, ]. K,
Powell, first primary leader won
uvsr Homer Q Avant liz the
rase tor State House Of Rspresen-
tativsS.
South William, township gave
Johnson 500 votes against Scott
$40, Carlyle 4s2 votes against
Beliany's 227, and Powell a7e
to Avant's 266.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-07-02
Only 80 Per Cent
OF Autos Have
Been Inspected

The Motor Vehicles department
announced today that of the total
S59,771 vehicles registered in
North Carolina, only231, 1858 have
been inspected so far.
This means, said Arthur T.
Moore, director of the Mechanical
I! Inspection division, that the depart
ment may have to bring out some
new regulations demanding that
motorists speed up the inspection
program. eff we don't, it will mean
that when the end of the year rolls
around, a lot of cars still won't be
wearing their blue approved stick
ers," Moore said.
The mechanical inspection pro-
gram went into effect last JAN
uary, and since that time, SO lanes
have been constantly in operation
throughout North Carolina. Half
the year is over now, and still not
even half the registered vehicles
have been inspected-only around
) per cent.
Moore said the department up to
,his point had put the inspection
program on a voluntary basis to
allow motorists to present their
vehicles for inspection at thear ear
hest convenience. He added, how
ever, that mot enough have found
it convenient up to this point, and
If motorists continue to put off in
spection, the lanes will be crowded
near the end of the year and we
won't be able ii take care of every
one ="
This makes US wonder about
the advisability of writing some
new regulations which will require
certain year model vehicles to be
presented for inspection bv a GER
ain late," Moore said. He added
that the department has full power
to promulgate such rules and reg
ulations as may be necessary to ad-
minister the law.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-07-02

r'' me 5',' tine IN Is years. the
,.Il;ns Of d'vu;ce> in the U 5. is
SJgTS6 S'''~ an aI.-!Ine high of
h. 's s,,. marta nceakrDs n 1916
~ =: - s.5 mas d.ooped 26.6 per cen,
Ss,,.cs ',=' surrey Of the Family
In, 80: x. 1sso'is''on Sour main rea.
tn c 1's q . to; tue drop: the
rorsS. u "..a3 "alca leaves less
t:as;r. - III ~',-',SS dt"occss, easing OF
e4,,,,rs wv Is more women
a.,. .t go '2S> J., ssg house and a
ELS q ,,.1 3. ..--n to the PROB
~7'''a Un..raat.5aap
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-07-02
Team
Games Scheduled

Games Scheduled
There will be no games on the
fifth Of July, because Of the hol-
ioay. The schedule for the re-
mainder Of the week of July
60 is:
Tuesday Civilians and Rip
pers.
ThurSday-Rotary and indie
pendents.
Friday - Rippers and indie
pendents.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-07-02
PICNIC DINNER
AT BEACH

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Hodges and
children, Louise and Mable, Re-
becca Burroughs, Mrs. B. P.
Fowler and children, Frances,
Billie, Jean, and Eugene, and
their guests 1t. and Mrs. W. S.
Cox and daughter Barbara, en-
joyed a picnic dinner Sunday at
State Park, Myrtle Beach, S. G,
Later in the afternoon they went
swimming.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-07-02
IEHRO GORDO CANNERY
DOW OPEN TO PUBLIC

The Cerru Gordo Community
aannery was opened for public
use Tor the season Wednesday
AID will operate every Wednes-
lay tSring the current Ginning
period
W E, Craven, agricultural in
structor IN Cerro Gordo school
and cannery supervisor, said that
patrons should bring produce to
be canned during the essly part
II the morning,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-07-02

1t, and MRS. w. S. Cox sni
daughter, Barbara, returned to
their home in Fort Monmouth,
N. j., AMER spending several days
in the home ai Mir. and MIS-. J. j.
Hodge and MIS-. 3. P. Fowler.
1t. Coz is the brother of Mrs.
Hodges ana Mrs. Fowler,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-07-02
REACH VACATION

Mr.. and Mrs. Thurston Roger
and sons, Sammy and Freddie, Mrs
R. R. Rogers ST., Mrs. r. Macarthur
and children, George and 10 Ellen
of Cleveland, Ohio are spending
this week and next at Ocean Drive
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-07-02

SPIvEY WITH STRICKLAND
Council Spivey is now working
as meat cutter at Jennings
Strickland's grocery on Fifth
street.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-07-02

HOME AGAIN
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Garrell and
sons, Joe and Jimmy, have returned
home after two weeks tour OF
Canada.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-07-02
Other Games

On June Is, Friday, the Civil
tans forfeited a scheduled game
to the Rotary club.
Again Monday, June 18th, the
Civilians forfeited a game, this
time to the Rippers.
Tuesday, June 10Th, the game
scheduled between the Rotary
club and the Independent team
was cancelled because neither
team had seven men on the field
by $50.
The league standings through
June 10th are as follows:
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-07-02
At BEACt! SUNDAY

NJ. AMI Mrs. Lloyd Hips and
NJ. anu Mrs. Winston Gore
spent Sunday a Ocean Drive
os.c. aAN -. b!lstered.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-07-02

Mrs. Sarah Ann Lewis is visit
Ing her sister, Mrs. Jim Mincey.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-07-02

EXPECTED HOME
UNC student Ernest Cox and
a classmate, John Neil, Of Gastonla
are expected home for the weekend.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-07-02
Baseballers Exc Out
81 Win Over
Chadbourn Nine
By DON JERNIGAN

In a close battle Sunday af-
ternoon, the Tabor City Produc-
ers defeated the Chadbourn In
dependents, 81.
Glen "Knuckleball' Stevens
pitched for the locals and allow
ed seven hits while his team
mates were gathering only six
hits off the slants of Mike Bor-
ders and Gene Burns.
Leading the batting for Chad
bourn was Burns with 2 for 4.
For the locals, Jernigan led
with 2 for 4, both singles.
The contest was played in the
local park, with the heat slowing
the game considerably.
The Tabor City Producers
have two away" games this
week end, playing Myrtle Beach
there Friday night and playing
the Brunswick Travellers at
Whiteville Saturday night. Both
contests will begin at 8 o'clock.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-07-02
Rippers Score rs Runs
In Three Trips To
Down Rotarians 27.6

On June Oath the Rippers beat
the Rotary club n to 6. During
the first two and a half innings
the Rippers ripped away at the
Rotarians, marking up Is runs
and allowing the RotarianS none.
Then the Rotary club, having
gotten warmed up, made 4 runs
in the second half of the third
inning and two in the fifth inn
ing, holding the Rippers to only
two more runs during the last
TWO innings. The game was call
ed at the end of the fifth inning
on account of darkness.
r n T
Evening star., 1948-04-30
Pastors Needed 10 Fill
Empty Pu|pits, Farley
Of Methodists Told
By Cospor Nonnes
Stor Staff Correspondent

BOSTON. April 30.-There is an
urgent need for new pastors to fill
empty pulpits and other positions in
the Methodist Church, DR.. Murray
H. LETTER of Evanston, Ill, director
of the Bureau of Social Research,
Garrett Bible Institute, today told
the General Conference of the Meth
odist Church here.
DR.. LETTERS report, made at the
direction of the 1914 General Con-
ference of the denomination, said
1900 men will be needed the next
five years to replace ministers who
will die, retire or withdraw during
that period. He told the 754 lay
and ministerial delegates attending
the quadrennial meeting that $50
new men will be needed annually
through 1858 for pastoral and re-
lated appointments.
Lowest Point Since 1900.
The number of ministers in the
Methodist Church is now at it's low
est point since 1900, DR.. LETTER re-
ported. This is result of unusually
heavy retirements, which have off
set new appointments. The age
distribution, he continued, indicates
a continued heavy retirement rate
for the next Is years.
A bright spot in the ministerial
picture was the rise in educational
training of present pastors. The re-
port noted that nearly all the men
under 43 now in the ministry have
had one or two years of college
training, while 10 per cent of them
have college and seminary degrees.
A total of 1,750 Methodist minis
ters served as chaplains in the
armed forces during the past war,
the Methodist Commission on Chap
lains reported today. The commits
sion, which has headquarters in the
Methodist Building, Washington
noted that 10 Methodist chaplains
were killed in action and II others
died while in the service.
205 Chaplains Decorated.
It also stated that 205 of the de-
nominations service chaplains re-
ceived 264 decorations and awards
in the Army and Navy. Today, 1,074
Methodists retain reserve commits.
sions, while 314 are still on active
Evening star., 1948-04-30

duty in the Army, Navy and Vet
erans' Administration hospitals.
D. Stewart Patterson of Washing
ton, executive secretary of the Chap
lain's Commission, was elected vice
chairman of the Committee on
Courtesies and Privileges yesterday.
Vigorous support of the bill pro-
posed by Senator Capper in the
Senate to ban all advertising of
liquor in interstate commerce was
advocated last night by DR.. Louie
D. Newton of Atlanta, Ga, presi-
dent of the Southern Baptist Con-
vention. DR.. Newton, branding
drunkenness as "the No. l social
cancer in the life of the American
people" charged that more than
half the broken homes in the Ma
ton come from drunkenness.
Evening star., 1948-04-30

A new aviation service from Leo
poldville, Belgian Congo. has just
been inaugurated and will connect
with an American line for flights
to New York.
Evening star., 1948-01-09
BOATS.

WANTED, by Navy veteran, cabin cruiser,
suitable for living aboard: in at least far
condition and priced right. Box 3s-C,
DINGHY-s'-9". c.bd trunk W.T. Comp. A
sturdy boat. like new, S125. Tel. CO
MARINE SUPPLIES. paints, rope, frs .x-
tinguishers. outboard motors seripps ma
rine engines. SO to 300 hp;; fishing TACKLE
aTffNrioN. Al fs 10 sfsS BOAT owNERs-Boat yards
and marine railway. New Packard finger
tip controlled motors are now available
through Washington's exclusive Packard
4aE nns Jazz essE sToSf sfs eo R d Il soe
OWENS 1918 CRUIsERs-Complete line
January 9th to 7th. l94s. For inforns-
tion cal Larry JERMAN. WA. 1000
MOTOR. model A; converted for Marin.
500 1898 Buick motor sl75. Willys
1896 truck, Sl00 TR. S93s. 10
THE LATEST THING n BOATING
cred with two 50-h.p. Packard fnger-tp
controlled motors: may be seen now by
calling THE JACK STONE CO., GL. 1900,
THE JACK STONE co: takes pleasure IN
Richardson Boat Co. the Century Boat
Co and the Packard Motor Car Co. will
have complete exhibits at the l94s New
York Motor Boat Show, Jan 9th through
Of these companies may be had by calling
BEAUTiFUL 4s-FT. mahogany yacht, 70
be sold at great sacrifice: must be solo
within the next few days. ME-. 350s.
WE SERVICE all makes Of outboard mo
WANTEbNoutboard Va TED motor. regardless OF
size or condition; cash for same. 1877
Evening star., 1948-01-09
B-22 THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. c.
HOME IMP. COMPANIES tcons. !,

HOME IMP. COMPANIES Cont
KITCHEN REMODELING-Immed in
stallation of the new Kitchen Maid Flow
Line cabinets and Tracy Lifetime" STAIN
less steel sinks. We do entire job, involv-
ing carpentry. electrical work. plumbing,
plastering painting and linoleum. Also
painting and decorating. MODERN HOME
REMoDELING homes and stores. recrea-
tion rooms a specially: Al workmanship
and materials Call G. w. CORCORAN.
Chestnut 1858 or A. L. Gore. Falls
REMoDELING, additions and alterations,
commercial and home improvements, COM
plete construction service: free estimates.
R. AND NJ; CONTRACTORS. FIR. 2131;
REMoDDEEiLiHSGGe9REpAIRING. HSGepAIN interior and
plasterinF. roof repairing; work guaran-
and and material ate CAREY Sissss WINsToS n coR
WAIERPRooffS fR co o az sa7R Kinds ROBERT
6ARPINTER-c & RfENT' tcoNs:TsRsAcToR-Rec. FMS.
planking and Celotex tile;' bars, -porches,
steps, noors, all home repairs; financing
sTfans1d eves Fl tsaS B W' RUSS days W. .9Se'
with screens, by Storm-Sash; free esti-
mates; terms. OR. 5l22 -12
NEED MORE ROOMS? Finish your attic
and bsmt.. inclose> your porch. All types
perience. Free estimates cheerfuliy given
Terms II desired. JOHN J. CROSS CON-
SUBURBAN REMoDELfSG Co, home re-
pairs, free estimates, carpentry, brick.
cinder block, driyeways and new additions;
1st-ciass mechanics. Phone WI. s659.
Evening star., 1948-01-09
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCoRDIONS, trumpets, cornets, guitars.
trombones, clarinets, drums; at low prices;
non Phone National 3a23, JORDAN
PIANO CO. l0l5 ith st. NV. .
ACETYLENE TORCH. complete, less tanks;
DIaetica-ly !!Ia new, 500 cash. Phone Ashton
ADDING MACHINE, Remington-Rand, 10
key portable like new Also Underwood.
AbDiSG NJ iCHiNEs. desk model Bur
pw nowshJ; NA s5d, 4s5s CAPITOL SIG 10th St
AIR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. v-drive
type unit with a 2-h:p. motor. ll0-220
Mr.. STABLE. Glebe 1900 ii
Ah ins R AND
AnflSf sHG g. HASo3iaN 4 q sSgsLAnr excellent
for the replses
ANTfanEs-sedroom n Fl nS set. a-Dc., dresser
bookcase with drawers and tall glass doors;
all early American carved walnut. vi.
ANTioUEs" anti corner cupboard, cob
blers bench many other attractive pieces
in pine Unusual lamps. Call WI 9535.
ANTIoUEs-washstan $50; chest of
drawers, S25; small table, SlO; marble
top table, SIS blanket chest. S12; large
snd stSfk sun nina ssns pm and 1SGn 0RSR ssE
aop at MSs Eash ch sRa s5ee 500 ''S0S iff0ss
eheis Of da%eTs ah @atchns moas s@
and 3 walnut drop-Ieaf gateleg tables.
tables; s. pair Of bisaue figures. 10 in; music
candle stand; drum table; glass, china,
BE;TEEsDA-cHEVY ANTIQUE SHOP, ssiS
Wisconsin ave, OIL. 2422. Open 1919
p@ aSr1eTE SHEdaS MrkRoKs, RiS mahogany tester
chaise Tongue, s-fold screen STAFFORD
oW peces o est shns
fespins saa s Phons 5ns Wf sGuD!f afee "'"s nGpse
PET fse SHOW as @
Conn. ave, AID. s5O7. Open 10 am, to
aaaf ARIuM AND suPrL1Es-DaphHia.
tnbifex, white worm cultures 81; special
2o-eallon, 81 30. Many, other bargains;
miniature tropical aquarium: 3sos 18th
aRMY aR anf IL p9 eHEsTs SsPsas trunk type
new. lift TOP meual bound. desirable lrI 81 sizes n
day to pm OF. 55s5:
saPs sTiis ljghts wa!sr and si fuel Pamps ms
R:s BABY Fe eeARRiaGE, 1atSG storkline, good con-
sAB9 SisR cpxRRrAGE. psaii f RE aa
mos old. good cond,, $50. Call MI. 9o7o
Iul BABY i'niI PLAY PENS, sls.s5, wood or ma
sonlte floor. waxed birch finish, on legs 9
aeass fT4m HsF ts 4th Rad St to W.
NTI INV
sesH BaND esfnI saw. Delta, with steel stand, mo-
ppess pre- sSisi Champion, @ door door model 10 speeds.
motor. foot switch. light and table lift;
saw. floor model s. with fitting arbor with
a. ,4-h;,p; Gen. Elec. motor. All for S37o.
BAR, .%iS new leather covered, 8 #; 9 stools;
S255 or best offer. Call GIL. 400 Ext.
auei sAa sae s45 call otis sas
BAR BELLS, set good condition S35.
4edd ssTd s"f s S''s M Raae1
BATHRM. FIXTURES, used; tub; toilet
! lav. and medicine cabinet; excel, cond
BaiHTuBs. 5-ft.. built-in. new and used;
basins. toilets: showers. stalls, pipe,
gLocK,s; ao56 M st, NV, MI; 5l41;
smD so%be custom made almost
BED. Hollywood, 40 inches. excellent con-
/ dition, box spring, DI. 913S. IL
bapS' NV twin, mmed OAK; M eompl with SIM I'M
| 3 mo- old Call WO 32al III
BED LEGS-Hollywood beds can be made
| from your coil or box springs. We install.
Sligo 4371.
BEDROOM SUITE. very modern, well con-
| strGcted. light walnut; double bed, coil
spring and inner-spring mattress. tall
chest with two cedar-lined compartments,
dresser with round plate-slass mirror,
vanity. bench and nightstand; almost
Evening star., 1948-01-09
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ADDING MACHINEA rypewriters, calcula-
tors. bought and sold and rented. RE ll77
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.. sl3 14th st
ADDING MACHs. typewriters, calculators,
cash regs. office equip; any kind; top
price. ME. 1886 co. 1925 ewes, SUNDAYS
Notwithstanding bric-a-brac,. china.
HIGHEST siSsst Cash prices paid Call MURRAY,
BEnRoOM SUITES. dining room suites:
living room pieces. rugs, gas ranges and
at once: will pay highest possible prices.
cali aI 'ads today. MR. GRADY. ma. $3.50.
BOOKS-Sell to us, put your books 70
good use; we supply public Libraries. RE
BOOKS WANTED-Highest prices paid for
good books on any subject. In any neld
in any quantity: books removed at our ex-
pense. DISTRICT BOOK STORE 72l 9th
CAMERAS. all types movie equipment; all
accessories bought at highest prices
opposite Dept. OF Justice; RE; 2434,
CHRISTMAS TREE oRNAMksIs' mus must
glass furniture. CH. $500. afternoons
to 8. ARLINGTON ANTIQUE SHOP
CLOTHING Hixnsss 9,.sss PAID 49, for n p'ns :,
DIAMONDS and old god. diamond watches
and discarded jewelry. Cash paid; ERNEST
BYHK lhs 60 rsh st soun
sHERMANs JEWELERS.. 72s 14th st. Nv
DIAMONDS. OLD GOLD, diamond poskes
efase chased: highest prices paid NEW YORK
JEWELRY CO. si9 7th st. NV.
Evening star., 1948-01-09
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

IRISH SETTER PUPPIES. good hgntins
634 2ard st. So, Arl.. Va. JA. 1851,
ENGLISH SPRINGER SPANIEL Purs.
Axe, reasonable. Falls Church 1854. III
CANARIES-Beautifu singers and hens:
st. sor ns tsmse Ro a5a 694
DOGS. mixed breeds, Dalmatian, terrier,
police, hound, collie, spitz, cocker setter.
who have fenced areas; young cats and
kittens ia. 44S4 after PM Fri, any
COLLIE, young en 'sii afiec. spade fem. avail
for good sub, home as pet; tno chickens.
GdLbnEN Gt b4S or p.ssTFS sEi 374a Am ,Annus with
Siss SssS'I5Sl HSl white rSf's' ss5. Phoas Pale
WANTED-Nursing mother dog to nurse
We. RaGy GIVE GRhqf6ues T6 Coos S' HoME M beautiful T.
male tortoiseshell kitten; housebroksn
very soxER PIayl M., Cal r.HS Ms aoa4 ant,, Axe
rssistersd; housebroken. TE' $aa7, II
PET SQUIRRELS, $40 q pair; S25 for
each. GE ssl3 before 6 pm: after 9,
Maltese s PUPPIES for sale; rare: white.
hardy breed; ideal pets: for appt. to see
fs Nj 4Iia TERsiER sHfnsnFs female Axe res
wks. old: dark seal and white marking.
Ga Gns IT. 1 s5ls .SIM SE Re- sFirru la4a ~. r,,n
pies. also terriers, mixed beasle. Ai hound. @
fenced yards, s2 81. 51s3; open week
COCKER PUPS black males; 4h mos.
old: inoculated wormed Axe reg ern,
show possibilities. Rockville
KRIss KRoss KENNELs-Treat your dog
to the best, we offer the finest country
boarding, the best home-cooked food and
home. Choice cocker pups available; also
S0Gs s0sSeTs AN st stgs rars Fs.la.
afr mad al
service; ystsrinary SUPERVISION, gIpEE;A.
WEE KENNELS 4"l5 Conn. ave. WO o22s
ELPAW KENNELS, reg; inspection IN
germicidal lamps for the protection OF you
dogs health; separate outside runs: under
ysterinary supervision; Open am to 9,
3 miles out. adjoining auartermaster ware
houses. TIE 2430. .
young and old also females; 200 Plymouth
ESGiIsH Bull puFFIEs: n male; usgays sggS f.
COCKER COG Es0tsa SPANIEL, blond thoroushbred,
male pup: wks. old; reasonable. Call Gil.
g449 from to pm" after g. call oW.
COCKER sPANIELs. reg. 8 ,wks.. cham.
gpn ne si beth 54s6 ss
sf siAEsR asR KIT hssen pedisreed Phone
Reekye GsS esSi Ivr Hst Gnop aaa HOME to sos
must be reasonable. VI. 2475. %
COCKER SPANIEL PUP, l. male. Axe
registered. weeks old Rockville 1890.
sIAMEsE KITTENS (2). male. : weeks
old S15 each. Call after 3 pm. Gil.
5931 Ill
IRISH SETTER PUPS. champion bred, fiel6
and bench prospects, for discriminating
REGisTfRED COCKER SPANIEL puppss
and grown dogs; all colors: champion
SCOTTIE PUPS, Axe registered. champion
ancestors SH O743. p
BEAUTIFUL. / weeks old German shepr
herd pup. for sale, very reasonable, Call
vi 1880 - y
Evening star., 1948-01-09
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

BULLDOZER-Small bulldozer for light
FREEZER LOCKERS, 3-cu.-ft, for rent.
Make ARRANGEMENTS now for occupancy in
few days. Telephone GL. 5S5S Il
FURNITURE CO., 622 E st. NV. National
4Oa4.
Diese bulldozers all sizes; diesel cranes,
shovel, backhoe, drag line, trenchers all
types; everything for the contractor Call
GL 22l2 or Gil 0993.
WE RFNT folding chairs, bridge and ban
auet tables. immediate service, MAN
HAITIAN STORAGE, ME. 2042, 63a N. Y.
Evening star., 1948-01-09

NO. 68-S.-S. GROCERY, $2,4OO wk bus.
all new fixtures; beauty of a store, with
a a-yr. transf. lease at low rental
$50 900, plus stock; terms
No. 66-Grocery with beer and nice
large apt; over $1,000 wk. bus: a corner
location. with a 10-yr. transf. lease al
ress. rent: $1,000 will handle. II it's a
grocery you want, call Sindler. VI 243l.
with W. H. tBILL SIMONS. the live-wire
rant, corner location; beautiful store
inside and out; $4,000; $4,000 down
Two apts. on second floor. 81. 5l92. 12'
Evening star., 1948-01-09
POULTRY and EGGS

JAMES FEED STORE, 619 K st. NV. ME-.
:. .IO0-EGG ELECTRIC super hatcher. or
trade for garden tractor; WIte X. y
PALoMINo RIDING HORSE, 13 hands;
reasonably priced: will consider traoe oeeo1q 59i
HAVE 1s.HAND GELDING ct1,,.2 to Iean IpfoGl 59r
board; child ca can 5iae5 gsea rof iui 'A p
Evening star., 1948-01-09
AVIATION.

do maintenance on late-model. 4-place
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SEATTLE VISITORS Bob Proctor Don F.. Lillie and C. V Larson Of Seattle are regis tered at the Baranof Hotel
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-19

dorsed Delegate E. L. Bartletts bill to provide for @ yearly allotment of s250 900 for each state and territory for hospital construction, an amend ment to the Public Health Service Act.
 J. s. MacKinnon reported that the Juneau Yacht Club had studied the possibility of "capital-to-capital yacht race between Olympia, Wash ington, and Juneau but felt that Juneau could not participate until le49.
 I Mayor Waino Hendrickson gave a report bringing the Chamber up to date on progress towards securing a new small boat harbor for Juneau. Present plans call for new harhor 2200 feet long, extending from the Northern Commercial Company pro- perty to Norway Point, with facilities for seaplanes and two entrances for greater safety. The new harbor would be dredged to a minimum of minus l4 feet. Mayor Hendrick- son has turned in a preliminary re- port to the U. s. Engineers, and this will be read at the next Chamber meeting.
 A letter from Pacific Cruise Lines was read, informing the Chamber that present plans call for the Cor sair to be in Juneau every other Monday this summer from 10 am. until pm. The luxury pleasure cruises are tentatively scheduled to start June from Vancouver.
 Guests today included Harold Ol- sen of Seattle and Elmer Harris of Anchorage, both with Pacific North ern Airlines, Herman E. Beyer Of Juneau, and Harold E. Anderson of the U. S. Forest Service also of Ju- neau.