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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-07-13
TCHS Tales

Now that spring fever has wo:
ut;. he SUMMER heat Is taking
Owe, but Jennls and Pat keep
cool AZ the lake or beach every
Sunday. II SEEMS thai schools
clo:., doesn't Keep hem sepa'
rated.
Z ne baseball Games seem TO De
H.. :nrin attraction for the l=en-
a,.-iS ami adults too. r.\e.ybody :
ALWAYS Il the field, 5 O'Clock sha"L
10 push their tGaIn. Mary Jo
.;r,ru* 10 do LITTLE ext cheer
inc thai GOES something like. Yea
h my"
Evervbody's turning niirbilly. a
least that is the way il sounds over
"Dedicated to You" Love Sicl'
Blues" and Don't Rob Anothel
Mans Castle" are slowly replac :
,ru,,.s;, foI Again" and For
over and Ever" Even Betty likes
"Hitiug My Fin@ernai!s and
."rhinkinG u: You. Any spe1'''
,HSun%
All the band students are
working hard. getting ready l"
lI,y for the football Sam'h
This TAIL. They still need
huss drummer. snare drum
rnrr AMI cy:nbal player 10
complete thu band. If you are
Interested you'll surely be up.
prrci:.trd. che Instruments
are at school.
lane and Judy AZ" hnppr again
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-07-13
James G. Todd In
Japan For Army Duty

WITH THE EIGHTH U. S.
ARMY IN JAPAN-Recruit James
c. Todd, son of M. and Mrs. E.
IL. Todd, Route 2, Box Is, TABOR
City, North Carolina. has arrived
in Japan and is assigned to duty
with "B" Battery, 61st Field Ar
tillery Battalion, First Cavalry d.
vision Artillery.
Stationed at Camp Drew in
Koizumi, Japan, Recruit Todd is
undergoing field artillery train
He is attending various classes on
the operation and maintenance OF
the 105 millimeter howitzer along
with his. other military duties
Enlisting for military service IN
January, 1919, Recruit Todd re-
ceived base trs' ing at Fort Jack:
son S. c.. Upon completion OF
training he journeyed overseas, ar
riyins in Japan in May of lsls.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-07-13
Liquox Brings Woes
Tn Court This Week

500 fine and court costs.
George Garden, possession OF tax
paid whiskey with seal broken OIL
premises. 80 days on the roads sus-
pended on payment Of court costs.
lanes Howard Faison, driving
drunk and reckless driving caus-
ing an accident; IL motnhs sus-
uended on payment of 500 fine and
court costs Operators license sus-
pended ~ months.
Morrison Formy Duval, reckless
irving and no operators license; 81
davs' on the roads suspended on
payment of S25 fine and court costs.
Rembert Roger Gore, reckless
driving, driving on the left side OF
highway; 30 days suspended on
oayment of $25 fine and court costs.
Leo c. McKcithan. improper
i"hts: 80 days on. the roads sus-
,endcd on payment of court costs.
Ira Weldon Mcclellan, operating
on left side Of road. received ~
DAYS on, the roads or payment oil
so fine and costs.
Brooke Rhodes, public drunk
eness. possession Of non-tax PAID
whiskey and resisting arrest; ~
DAVIS on the roads.
Doris Grey Sellers, no operators
license; 80 days suspended on pay
rnent of S25 fine and costs.
Joe Stone no operators license,
70 days suspended on payment or
S25 fine and costs.
Ruth Ward. on two separate bills,
charged with possession Of nom
tax whiskey for sale; received II
months 10 work in and around
Jail. sentence suspended on pay
ment Of $500 fine and costs. APP
pealed.
Fred Williams. possession non
tax paid whiskey for purpose OF
sale, sentenced to IL months on the
roads. Appealed.
.t9rr" Lee Edwards possession OF
tax paid whiskey off his premises
with seal broken; 80 days on the
roads, sentence suspended on pay
mert of $40 fine and costs.
Robert NJ. Gore. improper lights;
Judgment suspended on payment Of
costs. ......
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-07-13
Name williams
u.s. President Make Plans
For Market Opening
Give The BOYS A Hand

Fridav night the American Legion JUNIORS Will meet
Whiteville in the final game of the season
Although the local boys have only two of the eleven
games PLAYED thus far they and their coaches are to be
congratulated for the fine spirit they have displayed on the
Tabor field and at games away from home.
The old maxim of Its whether you won or lost but
how Won plaved the game" holds for the junior team
Tabor Citv should be proud of its and they
We urge the whole Town of Tabor City to turn out Tor
the game on Friday night show these boys that we are
proud of them Give them your personal support on FRIDAY
night and you will do much assure big victory over Ie
Whteville LegiOns. {
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-07-13
Earl 5pivey Wins
Wilmington Derby
Goes To Akron

Earl Spivey. formerly / Tabor
City resident. won the 4th annual
Wilmington Star-News ana Ranoy
Chevrolet Company All-Amer,caa
Soap PoX Derby on Wednesday. and
will represent Wilmington IN the
National Finals at Akron Ohio in
August.
EarEs racer was sponsored by
the Junior Order.
The Raney ChevroIe: Company
presented him with the Armstrong
trophy.
Earl, age Il. is well known in
Tabor City and has many friends
here who are certainly proud OF his
accomplishment on Wednesday
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-07-13

Possession Of whiskey for He
ual purposes, drunkenness. and reck-
less driving. topped the charges
against defendants in Recorder
Court this week at the Columbus
County courthouse.
Cases heard before the court
We're:
Silas Griffin, charged with no OPP
eartors license, received 30 days on
the roads: sentence suspended on
payment of $500 fine and court
costs.
Boyd Fowler. charged with trans
ferring tax-paid whiskey and pos
session of material ror the pur-
pose of manufacturing whiskey,
pleaded guilty and received two
years, sentence suspended on pay
m"nt of S2500 fine and court costs.
Grover Cleveland Smith, speed
inc "a miles Der hour in a 40 mile
zone. pleaded guilty and received
80 DAYS on the roads: sentence SuS-
pended on payment Of $40 fine ana
court costs.
George Williams. possession OF
tax paid whiskey with seal broken
off the premises, pleaded guilty ana
received 80 days on the roads: sem
tence suspended on payment of
SO fine and court costs.
Charles Shaw White, improper
lights and possession OF tax paid
whiskey with seal broken. pleaded
not guilty, verdict, guilty. Received
30 DAYS, sentence suspended on
PAYMENT of court costs.
Richard r. Harrison, improper OPP
orators license, pleaded guilty and
received 80 DAYS on the roads; SEN
tence suspended OH payment OF so
fine and court costs.
Rob Soles, possession non-tax-
rail whiskey, pleaded nat guilty;
verdict. not guilty.
Albert w. Jackson, charged with
speeding, pleaded guilty and re-
ceivrd S. fire and court costs.
Ulysses Brinkley, reckless drlV-
ing, received go days on the roads
or payment of S25 fine and court
costs.
Lee Butler, possession Of tax-pa'd
whiskey for sale, 8 months on the
roads suspended on payment o
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-07-13
100 Merchants Meet,
Hear Agricultural
Agents Compliment
Town On Past Record

The merchants Of Tabor City,
one hundred strong, got down 10
business Monday evening and
started Tie ball rolling 70: the
comm" tobacco market AMI the
C:ru.inas Yam fc"iiva! in Octo-
Der.
Il. r. Howard, General Agrlcu!-
turn! AGENT Tor the Atlantic COAST
Line Enii Road, Wilmington cd
Dire. seG the nirc,in% and colnpli-
mculrd merchants and warehouse
men on Tie splendid record Tabor
Ci:Y has made IN the past lew
years.
N~il EuEun. Agricultural Agent
for the Tide Water Power Com
pnny, Wilmington. also spoke. ahd
urged The merchants ~ coh'l;lGe
the Carolinas Yam Festival in 1919
with Il bigger and better ce!eEr't-
tiua.
Bob Mellette u Florence, s. G..
ACL agricultural agent in that city
wa.S also Il guest and spoke brieily
70 the merchants.
The resignation Of S.. +. Smlth
nrcessitaIcd the election OF O M"
president for the association. w. 4.
williams, vice-president OF the as
: sociation was unanimously elected
TO head the merchants group Tor
m. remainder Of this fiscal year,
which ends December 81.
Williams first official act as
/ president was the appointment Of
two special committees to work on
the promotion Of the local tobacco
market and the Carolinas Yam
Festival.
Named on the tobacco commit
tee were: George Walden. Roscoe
Coleman, Don Watson. G. Garland
Fowler, S. p. Smith, A. A. White
and Larry Ashby. This committee
plans its first meeting for Satur-
dav morning. July l6, in the New
LFtfrners Warehouse at O'Clock.
! Named to work out the orsaniza-
,ion of the Carolinas Yam WestiVal
/ committee were: Woodrow SarVis,
p A. Carroll, F.. w. Fonvielle.: j.
/ NJ. McGougan, Ebert Shelley and
Larry Ashby.
a new system Of financing the
! association was presented TO ana
accepted by the merchants. where
bv dues were set by speciai
committee previously appointed ny
, Williams.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-07-13
uaxv Water Lines TO
Cost Town $55,000

- . ne laying OF water
",.. r....- IL: began last week
Is. progress thus Tar
..1 officials could not
=. sxac; completion
- --s.,~. work will cost the
- * ....s.. $4,000 o. the
:, g.,., s>us approved BY the
49, 49,. ~. .ua:aS ago.
'. -. Spruce .: Fayetteville
49, - r,...-,. 70. the new wa>er
.,.-.,as q. he Primitive Bap-
-. - re Wn!teS!ile aiIa-
-, ,.s.r aid from there to
.--.- ,r.N aaG Gore Funeral
-. .r,.. mere on the Pire-
=. .... - ;he (. d. Car
,......- On Thursday after
v ..r. begin on the
e." .,,G md 20 20 the
anG from there tc
:. ..-.- .y-a
a-u ...e. lines extend 10
FL. lids Vi the cay limits
d.. v-!rar li,-sS are
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-07-13
Fifteen Million
Pounds Tobacco
For Germany

RALEIGH. n. C.-Ar!angements
wee completed recently for the
shipment OF approximately -
million pounds OF flue.cured To-
bacco 10 Western Germany" J. 2.
Hutson. presiten; OF Tobacco As
SociateS has reported in the or
ganiZation'S June report.
Some hurley and cigar leaf to-
haceo Was also included in this
purchase" HutSon said. During
the past - months tSince Ju {.
1919 about 30 million pounds Gre
dried weight of U. S. flue-cured
tobacco have been sold for use in
Western Germany The recent
sale includes all OF the hnsold
stocks Of the 1916 crop held by
the Sterilization Co. poration.''
HutSon said action is expected
on a proposal for further sales TOR
use !. Western Germany prior 10
the opening ot the 1919 marketing
season" He aided that during
the l949 marketing $e'tSon Gs. .nna !:
manufacturers and dele:s are c%-
pecied to maze purchases on the
warehouse floors through U. 5.
dealers.
Stocks of tobacco are still low
in Western Germany Hutson
said, but retail stores now nave
mode: ate qua titles of cigarettes
of fair quality. The sac OF cigar
cites is being gradually shifted
from black market operators 10
regular trade channels.
More than $50 per cent OF sales
a,e now being made through reSu-
lar trade channels. The taxes col
lscted on these sales make an I'M
nortant contribution 10 the oaleIc-
ING Of the ternal budget. %.
viously no taxes were collected
ON rn. safes in the black maTNet.
The report also pointed out thai
.r,t,.rco associates Board OF l't-
rrct,rs has set Satu: day. July 20
a. the date for the flue-cured
Growers in North and South Caro-
linz. 10 vote on continuance OF the
associates program tk-oush lSoo'
1871. AID 1852 The voting places
md hours in both states VIII De
,h,. same rs those TO, the marKet-
:, u uuu,a referendum. which VIII
be- held the same day ;hroushou'
the flue-cured areas.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-07-13

- '' -.---euged tobacco grow
"''-'1.e 10 vote IN the
.- '.'. July %, 1919. TO de
81. ".--..e, they want mar
/; -...'' co"tinued on the
..,... .'i'e o"eH compiled by
,.:.,. 80, -.'. .''''1 CONSERVATION
r.. $50 1'T open ior IN
- count! Office.
- at.' "''" tue As' a t"i'
ia, ,- .'' AcC o. 100
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-07-13
Local Boys Graduate
From Instructors
Swimming School

". r. Burroughs, Bill SpiVey
and Don Williams Of Tahor Civ
were among the seven instructors
who graduated from the ked
CFoss swimming class for The
county at Lake Waccamaw Fri
day afternoon.
Intensive training for two weeks
Yves conducted u:der the auspices
Of the Columbus County Chapter
of American Red Cross.
Bill Mcdonald, special field rep
resentative Of the Southeastern
Area of the American Red Cross
was in charge.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-07-13
Book-Mobile to Be
Woman's Club
Friday Afternoon

Tho book mobile from the coun-
ty library will be at the Woman
Club House here Friday afternoon
from, . o'clock to o'clocE' OF
siciats of the Tabor City woman
ch.h annor, ced this morning.
The Woman's Club is sponso'ln@
y branch of the county library also
local library is housed al IN,
club house. The public is invited
TO use the books.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-07-13
Dog Owners, Notice!

Chief of Police, L. r. watson
i.Snad 4 wa: ming to all dog owne' ;
,rithjn the limits Of the Town o'
Tabor City that ali dogs mus ~ ~, ~
acc, ated before July ~ l'f'' "
az, az ,hs owners must conf.ne the
ass el1e 70 private premises and keel.
,hs,n off the strets of Tabor CITY
Chief Watson said tha' tne W" =,
cinstion tags should be d'sPla!eo
IN the collar OF each doS i"
,.,n.inent place.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-07-13

Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Moore
sn.t some time last week in New
Bern where they were attendants
in the wdding of Miss Hen Wetn'
ering,on and Ethan Beeson wnicn
too; pace at the Beach Grove
Methodist Church Sunday AFTER
noon. Ms. Moore attended the
hrid. as matron of hoor anC
Mr. Moore served the groom as
hest man.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-07-13

Mr. and Ms. julian Rhodes ara
SONS of Esrtsville visited Mr"'
Tom Hudson and Mrs. Fl. r. liar
relson Saturday. Mesd d IN !"
Rhodes, Hudson and Harrelson
are sisters.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-07-13

Mrs A. E. Goldfinch, son
Gene, and daughter, Media, left
Sunday for q two weeks VISIT
with Mrs. Goldfinch's mother al
Great Falls.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-07-13

Bruce HARRISON. studn't al
nnra University, snent the holiday
weekend here with his parents
Mr., and Mrs. Coy HARRISON.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-07-13

Mr.. and Mrs. De-. Hughes "
moving this week into the fe,'-
d+nce formerly occupied u!
onl Mrs, ". 2. Webster.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-07-13

SOAP FOR EUROPEAN CHILDREN -,
Paul French. executive director OF CARE
(riehN, aids ChorIes Lucknow. president
OF Lever Brothers Company. TO lood
first corlood Of soap resulting from
CARES current campaign 10 provide
European children with sorely-needed
soap. For every two Swan wropPers
mailed 10 CARE, Boston !. Moss. Lever
Brothers is donating one coke OF soop
10 CARE for shipment oversees.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-07-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Strickland
and daughters made a trip recent
" to Lynchburg and the Blue
Ridge mountains.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-07-13

NJ, and Mrs. o. l.. Marsh OF
Raleigh spent the weekend OF the
Fourth OF July with Mrs: MAJ Sh ,
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Coy Har-
reIson.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-07-13

Miss Mildred Hot and Miss Al
len. Cox are spending their vac:L
ton at Morchcnd City.
Thci: playIaIcs have returned.
.J:n., What is your favor tie SON"
NM" Til. S"rI" one you ~
pn,sir used 10 like.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-07-13

Eldred Hickman attended .n'
wedding of Miss Jane Wyche al,
Martin Schulken when wv
nIa.e at Hallsboro Sunday eve
ming.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-07-13

Miss Marguerite Woodard 'st'
early in the week 70 visit , het p1 =.
eu,. at Rocky Mount following
v;.it here md at Myrtle 0e 3a;
.,;th Mrs. B. A. GarreIl and -A''
Geuula Woodland.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-07-13

G: L. HARRISON of Wilmington
visited his father, c. h. Harrei-
son, Sunday.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-07-13
VeIeran's(orner

.,.n=.. 81. !2.>OO0I0C0o 'bil,
. ,syl.~ <a..UA1. Sc. vice
.-,.-~.-s dividend On APP
.z-.a:r.. 2uygVduU 'mi..Ion .
.-S 5-eH authorized by
: C.ay j. adnlin.Siraior
,-.-.-., affairs.
:: .5uuJJvJ veterans who
ID. .a>u.,' &c ia. Ins World
Z -. oc eligible 10 receive
p. .y.r.G- The &mCunt- III
,-.,:aH> Will receive are
.,..., s.uMn. - Individual cal
.ya, .ay= not been completed.
IL Ir.r:au> administration
-, distribution oi the
- -. -~ started SOME time
-.-.., .slu and Ac suoSt-'n-
49, c.a.y.,.vl UUgta= the list
u. H.
&-.... application blanks tor the
g.. DOLCE hooters arS now be-
5.sya.-,. Ii lAei: prIniiE&
= ruG.prt-4. they Will be
|. ...t so,uy line in August OF
.-ls - pos, offices. veterans
-. v.--aiza,i,. and VA Of
On .Hrse ms the veteran
.-cs,3 A.- tUu name. service
-. a,I.r,rr policy nut herS
e. ,.s y.-~~a. aidrrS> and man
= -
.-.-..a, SEE urged not to write
&c., - ..- present. time 10 the
a.,y.. :ar.. dividends. aS ans
g.. .-.,-.~ MI. dr.4y the cal
-..ya> 80, must De m~dr BY
\ --.-.. ......l..!, ;C..i.In ei'-
I -~ .s.yinz nay National
re i...- Insurance prentluih
.-.,c....s ..u.. NY c"n'penSa-
Wa, WI. A.!pen 10 my IN
.-.,- .. lay comprehension NhouiI
.,cr.,au-1'
Ice .a... ace ~.I lapse un-
9, .;-a.ua.- ..r paid within u
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-07-13
DRYS WIN BIC VOTE

Columbus County drys ma jor victory on Mondays
election ON the establishment of ABC stores Voters against
the issue le I'D BIO votes while vets gained only 1863
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-07-13
INJURED:

From midnight Friday through
midnight Monday IL persons wer'
lied in highway accidents aM
,S5 were injured. the highway pa
.rol reported.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-07-13
KILLED.:

JULY 9 thru July IL. -.
thru July Ii this year
Thru July III. 1913 ...
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-04-01
WIRE.fAppING $ TO BE CONTINUED
 BY JUSTICE DEPT.

WASHINGTON, April 1.--tR-At- torney General Clark today made i5 known that the Justice Department is not going to abandon the use of wire-tapping in eases involving na- tional security or a matter of life and death.
 He acknowledged, however, that he will not press for one contro- versial provision in the administra- tion's bill to tighten anti-espionage laws That provisions would per- init use in courts of information obtained from wire-tapping by the FBI and military intelligence
 The two positions were disclosed as an aftermath to a furry creat- ed yesterday by a letter sent to Chairman McCarran tD-Nev) of the Senate Judiciary Committee. It was signed by representatives of the Americans for Democratic Action and the American Civil Liberties Union.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-04-01
OFFICERS OF vfW ARE iMSTALLEDAT
 MEET LAST MIGHT
LiitIe Reno Night" Is An noun1ed for April 8 10
 Raise Ambulance Fund

Taku Post 5559, VFW, at their regular weekly meeting last night installed officers fer the ensuing year. Department Commander John T Mclaughlin installed the fol- lowing officers: Harold Fennel, Post Commander; Robert Stutte, ST. Vice Commander; Frank Shep- ard, Jr. Vice Commander; Chaplain, Joseph M. Shofner; Guartermaster, Robert Nj. Campbell; Judge Adyo- cate, Vern Metcalfe; Trustees, Robert Prather and Einar Jack son; Post Surgeon. William c. Jackson.
 The entertainment commiotce an- nounced that Little Reno night would be held at the country club on April to raise funds for the ambulance for the city of Ju- neau. Recommendations were made
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-04-01
Coal Miners Are
 Holidaying Today

PITTSBURGH, April 1--lR-Jchn L. Lewis United Mine Workers are taking today off. Under teSlms ot their contract, they were allowed to stay away from work in memory Of enc of their early leaders, John Mitchell. About l4,000 soft-coal miners are idle, and many o1 them will be taking part in parades and special ceremonies. April l is celebrated as the day that opposi- ton to the eight-hoar day first be- gan to crumble 51 years ago.
 Most of the soft-coal diggers will continue their holiday until Mon- day. But the anthracite miners oi eastern Pennsylvania will be or the job tomorrow,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-04-01
New Commander
 k Assigned 10 Post in Alaski

WASHINGTON, April iR--T .-e Navy has announced new assign ments for five adnirals.
 Among the changes, Rear Ad- miral Frank Wagner has been named Commander of the Alaskan sea frontier. Wagner now com mands fleet air cn the west coast and will take over his new post in May, relieving Rear Admiral AL fred Montgomery.
 Montgomery will relieve Rear Ad- miYal Austin Doyle as commander of the naval operating base in Bermuda.
 Doyle will report to the chief ot naval operations in Washington.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-04-01
STASSEN WANTS LIN TO BE RE0RGAN|zED

NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J., April -lR- Ternling the United Ma
 ions a 'vetro-riddled organiza- ion" Harold E. Stassen last night called for a complete revision of the LIN charter "ahout three years rom now"
 Stassen, now president of the University of Pennsylvania, said the three years would reveal the last ing intentions of the Soviet Union and answer the question whether hey. at that future time, will join in strengthening the LIN or whether we must slide down the track road toward the horrors of a third world war
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-04-01

by the committee for the handling of the affair and the members concurred in their suggestions. The Civic Center and-or swimming pool committee made a report in which they asked for time to contact contractors in the states for blue prints and prices on similar huild- ings which have been constructed recently The committee promised that 8 prospectus would be given by May l which would contain recommendation as well as prices etc., on a building for the city Robert Prather, chairman of the ambulance. committee, reported that he had met with the chairmen oi other clubs supporting this drive and that a joint effort on the part of the Lions, J. c. c. and the VFW would be soon forthcoming This joint committee will function to correlate the efforts of the three organizations in obtaining a new and much needed ambulance for the channel area.
 The newly eiected Post Com mander stated that appointive of fees will be announced at the next meeting. One of the largest at tendances of the year was present.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-04-01
rUR SALE

LARGE, comfortable 5-bedroom home, completely furnished, new roof. downtown. CENTRAL location, 3 bedroom home, unfurnished, garage, needs minor repairs, Fifth Street. l947 KAISER 4-door sedan, recent ly overhauled, owner needs cash, S880.
 CHOICE NEIGHBORHOOD, 9 bed- room attractive home with sep arate rentable apartment, Tenth Street.
 ALMOST NEW 2 bedroom home. furnished, Waynor Addition. IDEAL LOCATION, 2 bedroom home, furnished, 31a acres land, garage, good view. close in, Gla- cier Highway. BEAUTY SHOT lilly equipped, best location Y o.-y.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-04-01
Canada 10 Operate
 Boats, Locale Tuna


 VANCOUVER, E. C., April l. -tRi A Federal Fisheries Depart ment spokesman says two Depart ment patrol vessels will operate out of the Queen Charlotte Islands this year to help fishermen locate tuna.
 Fishery Supervisor A. J. Whitmore also told representatives of the tuna fishing industry that the depart ment will beam three radio broad casts a day to the fleets 12l craft and will continue research on tuna and tuna waters.
 The industry got started in Brit sh Columbia last year.