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GARAGES FOR RENT

SAkASeS fOk keNI
NR. CAPITOL = Is single metal;
Mr.. b. MUsHINsKY. RA. S912.
BRICK GARAGE-Heated. near pu-
pont Circle. HU. 1857.
213I N ST. N.W.-Garase; acc. Q
small cars. l lge. car. storage space;
SlO mo. CO. 1894.
'cAasD cAAs.D B. sAaEk. NC. ga l4th
st. NV, ST. 4567. Ill
SIS B ST. NE. half Of large garage;
SPACE FOR LARGE TRUCK drive
straight into garage. Rear Of 626
1lth St ne. Call WO. S026.
GARAGE SPACE
2OxSO, about 15 cars, rear 1913 M
st. NV, suitable for repair shop.
paint shop. warehouse. storage, etc.
Key in store; rent S125; lease. BOB
HOLLANDER, MA. 9743. III
GARAGES WANTED
GEORGETOWN-Garage for small
car. Telephone NO. GS2S. III
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CHEvROLEr I94I Spec. de luxe ..
buy: sos, terms. US down
underpricsd; Sl.2e6; only $3ss
INC, Chrysler's outstanding dealer
cHHvp 1gS1 WiicTns,1 ~ E a. xsys;; ~ 8277.-ia
$685.. ssss cash, Sal. notes. TSs Texscs
Station, 1901 14th st. NV. 10
cHHHSSiRoLEr 1s47 rl.stm....r ?.
1es sweetest m tee cesnes. aeu ess
hope to find: low mi. orig. finish
metallic maroon; former Owner
bought new. kept. imnac.; traded on
new carr r. and h.; 30-day suarsn:
trade; isS other e.5s. Indoors =,
18th st. NV DI. 5sO3. Open Sunday
CHEVROLET 1915 Fleetmaster 5.
eaii eeaIiisenssr rM i99ape; 9app; excel cond'; 1896
seed sendltion:' $500. t'1as. PR. 44ss. 4ssesn'
2-dr:; S495. HALEYS. INC. Packard
NJ sf4o M NGth iao5l sai NV 'oetwsen L epd
2-dr.: sseb Hal HAIEss. sPseth INC. a' PACK: LEX.
irs; and I'M M} i9sh Exl 1stosn 81 NV tO..Issssn
CHEVROLET 194p 2:door sedan. d.
luxe Styleline; 1000 miles; 81 .zbd
or best offer. sun. MI. 6414 after
caERvR6LHf RR isssr 4s m sius Sss:sSays aanH. ls;
sSngassss,91: gss: "a 81 ss'vwsE6 VS. $ssslI ''':''
CHEvnOLET 1e41 special de luxe q
door; heater: exceptionally clean
terms. HoYLE MOTOR SALES
cEexspsT i$4S Sls g. ils nis pos,,,sss pT $500 Id
dam. r. and h., seat covers; q
beauty; clean as new; 81 ,1s5: terms
st. NV. DU. $500. --16
CHEVROLET 1942 Fleetline Aero Sc.
dan; r. and h., 2-tone green finish
very good mechanically: real
value, S495; terms. HOYLE MO.
TOR SALES. 1345 Que st. NV
caHEly.' so 2,dr. spec. Dc iuse; radio
heater; . steal ct S3e6: So7 down
Dealer. 81. 1903.
CHEVROLET 1910 2-dr. sed.; BIZ
bargain at S187; motor Al. JACK
RRY. 14th and Pa, ave. Sc. la
ChEVHOLET 194S Fleetlins 2-dr. se:
dan, fully equipped, with T.. b. ane
ssast coysTi%; % sxcsl,. y. "A Msch; d, e2pd,
NoBMy CO. 1922 229e st. NV
NA. SVVVs -AA
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4-dr. sedan; r. and
lake over payments,
Pull price $500.
transmission rebuilt.
ne. Apt. los. Ii.
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CROSLEY 1047
cond. S295, !
POLITAN MOI
Bladensburg I'd
DE SOTO 1871
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MOTORCYCLES

GEORGETOWN-Garage for small
car Telephone NO. G92S. III
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TRAiLERs FoR SALE (c.nt.) }
Manning Trailer Sales

srarie Schooner. Mobile and whitley,
also selection Of used trailers. Rt
4, Berwp, Md, TO. 66S1,
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VALUES

Washington's Oldest Ford Dealer.
lll4 Vermont ave. NV. MA. $3.50
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NASH 1s4s 1900" for the man VII,
ai .n la. n:x ::.e.psoS sas sai .aa' sao IN
WILLIAMS 4 BAKER. Nash. 2sle n
oIDs 20, series zig: clean q mos
ass, with beautiful metaliic lis marco, t,oe,
nh osa1 n,.Iio4 IN Hssf.si s saes and fs
The price, only sI.os5; sosdsy .uaI q;
$500. LOGAN lForO. iii lstf
st. NV Open Sun: .
oLDs 1889 2.door go; 20 slaes; q :. run in1
ToRSs sPaek.rd'. IS Kennedy st
NV. TU. 5000. III
oLrsMORILE 1947 model 9S cluff
sIas9' Tres: ali accessories. including spot,
iisht and tailored nylon SEA. ',.sp;,sS s1yers
Ii6S. IlBSc Nj. ri 0sis sisl. Ht. III.
rocket snsine. black. WV. tires
mileage. save hundreds Of dollars
2:4eb cash. liberal trade q terms
OI<O8WO01L& l0S6 NUCASt 20 vVe-
ySrfible; maroon finish, tan top; =.
h, and Hydrematic trsnsmission;
kosn166o co" 1879 ssnd st. ia q"
0LDsMoBILE rs 4-doer oS de luxe
81 ESQ. owner. Box sss-L Star
oLDsMoBILE ls4s "7s' de luxe
sedan; dark blue, r. and h., Hydra.
Mate. many extras: nev.car con-
dition; 1,495 cash, trace or S345
down. WOLFE MOTORS, 18th anc
K SITS. NV. EX. 556g.
oLDs 1e4s "76" sedan: lady's; has
everythins; inspection guaranteed;
best offer; S1,6SS. MI. 0SS3.
OLDS 1e47 2-door ''76"; Hydra Matte,
ssas ss snd hiiItss 81 s!ssa
1894 L ct. nv. RI. <077. Ill
OLDsMoAuI lo<l ''oS'' clrh epe.;
SsSaa pant: sSsd tsFssi ~ 49, osuies'
Iis;: Isiss;:''''':ss' To i'sss;'' tx x''a'e fl
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IlC " vi ~
terror: Sl,450
ling $3.50. 3 Il
DE SOTO 1882
garage kept;
repair vhRtsot
q HUGHES.
1855.
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All advertisements effssins
automobiles tor sole must in.
eluds oetvoI selling price Of Coz
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

BUICK ip46 sedan: equipped, fine
condition.; S9e4 5000 down. why
pay more7 AUTO WHOLESALERS,
1881 BladensbLrs td.. Ii. 3-Ss0O.
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BUICK. 1899 Century; radio and
heater: excellent condition; $425.
CO. 4463. IL
BUICK 194l Super club coupe; beau
tiful blue finish, clean interior, fine
MECHANICAL condition; guaranteed;
TORS Packard. l5 Kennedy st.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-08-27
Der fliseence Gispeeel
gpn 81 barb Senrg Sanage
antoriferte 1teberietnns BON Sanl 2abnis

nSobaIb mir Die grlaubnis 5ur
Nieoerloiiung baben llno sic ielbii
geriiitet finb, tperoen mir alles fir
oie n0tisen l1nterludungen uno st.
perimente borbereiten, bas miro uns
in Sen aueen oes 8olfes ungefabr'
lid maden." fiigte 8ligb bin5u.
Sie Serren fonferierten nod eitte
3eitlang NIT Mtrs. Delmar, inoeiien
fiibrte 8ainrigbt auf bem 8orber'
oed Inita auf un6 ab.
SD min oas erIte Sreffen in ST.
rem Sample 5u geuinnen perlu9en,
inbem id ben gbampaener bel Dem
Jriibitiid, bas id Narql,e5 geben
lperoe, in Stromen flieBen Ioiie!"
r@as bat benn bas ban,it su tun2"
fraste oertpunoert oas iunse Mao.
6en.
r@enn sic mir ndmli6 einen
grief bon Ser Sodter bes @efangenen
un6 cine IateiniI6e geglalbisung oes
gildofs beridaffen, bann min ifJ
Warquea gu iiberreoen iuden, baB er
mir cine gsforte fir cine Siittations.
reiie nad l1res betpiIliet. @enn BORT
2iit ODER Beitedung in bas 8efGng.
mis- 8esquieras fiibren, oann tperoe
i6 i'm gu errei9en tpiiien. Mein Of.
fi5ieaer gbarafter iihert mid ia Dor
ie6em argpobn."
v&ommanoant, sic itno ein On.
gel!" rief Inita aus.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-08-27
w
8elDferte &etten

8elpderte &etten
gs mar orei l1br, als HauIine Gel
mar ben eriten SUB alf merifanis
iden 8ooen iette. Sadmiiller ipar Der
i6onen Srau gallant beim Gerlaiien
bes 8ootes bebilflid, ,pGbre,lo ein
iunger Hotter Sffi5ier iih Qnita tpio-
mete. @oooloe uno 8lieb beidaftisten
ii6 angeleeentlidIt nit oem @epdd,
ipeldes cine Sdaluppe an 8orb be-
forbert bate. gltraoa, Der Safenfa=
pitdn, beobadtete neugierig anb arg-
1pobniid oie 4merifaner i.no trat
bofli9 sriiBeno auf Die 9amen su,
Die ibre 8ldte auf ben bo6belaoenen
Sbiennagen einnabmen. Die 9amen
ertpiberten ben 8ruB unb oie Inrebe
nur ourb elm ldhelnbes Neigen Der
@opfe, uno 8ligb, Der iest miiBis
oaneben itano, iaste entIduloiseno:
uDie 0amen ipre6en nift ipanii6,
Serr &apitdn!" tporauf gItraba
Ieuf5te uno beoauerno bie Idieln
5udte.
u@eitatten 6ie Serri6aften, fubr
8ligb fort lno itellte Dor: ~&apitdrt
gitraoa - Mrs @oobforb unb ibre
5r1ulein So6ter. Die Game lit CUR
8eii6tigung bon Ran6os uno Mt-
men, sic ite germ faufen modte, bier,
| tie beiist Oie groBten GiebberOen in
Siib-&alifornien, uno i9 begleite iie
auf ibrer Soi,r."
u9as trifft ii6 merftpiirois gut,
mein Snfel lu6t gerabe einen &1u-
fer fir ieinen &an6o, Der fiinf5ie
Guaoratmeilen groB it," antportete
gliraba, beiien Sabgier ertpa6te.
rSa MAIDEN Sic ii6 BEN 9amen
nur reft niitlid, id min mobl Den
Solmetider ipielen."
aaum cine Stunoe ipGter erl6ien
@ainrigbt, ser &ommanoant bes
&riegsl6iffes, nit 5wei Sffiaieren in
@alauniform beim 8oltberneur Mar.
que5, INN oenlelben 5l elmer SeItlid.
felt ein5ulaoen, oeiien @roBartisfei1
gang 8uapmas @elpra6sitoff lieferr
lolIte.
@Gbreno sic 9ienerifaft elm be.
quemes, einit0diges Saus fir Seno.
ra 8oobforos uorldufieen Iufent
bolt gang ibren @iinl6en gen1dB eirl.
ri6tete, IieBen iin WaD nno @oobloe
in 8lisb unb SadmiiIers sSrngeelel
lenquartier bauslib nieoer. Sbrt
ginfGufe, ibre grfun6igunsen mad
griefen, @asen, Bferben, 0iener'
idaft unb oergleiden iesten Iofort oil
&lati6baien oes gan5en Stdbtdens
in 8eipeeung.
Grit ipdt, als oie Come binter Der
8ergen neridmunben unb Die oorbel
10 gerGul1poIen StraBen berSbet 90
lagen uno nur Der @eiang Ser 81
foben ert0nte, i6li6en bie beiber
9amen, noaig unfenntlidb bur6 Man
tel unb Sdleier, in bes 8rieiters ein
| fades Saus neben ser 5erltorten &a
tbeorale, 1pobin Der quite 8il6of 90
mingue5 aus ieinem oreiBig Meiler
entfernten Sermoiiao our Beeesnun(
NIT 9esqaiera5 Jreunoen sefommer
mar.
/ @dbrenb i'm 8obnraum ser Yra
lat ernitbafte 8elprd9e nit Mrs
Gelmar fiibrte, ert0nten aus BEN
Speile5immer frilfe, iusenbli6'
Wabdenltimmen. Inita bate i6nel
nit Golores, Ser Go1ter bes @efan
genetL Sreunoldaft geldloiien. @ooo
loe unb 8ligb idlenoerten ani6ei
neno rauheno 1tno idmaseno INN BIZ
alte Stride, mdbrenb iie nidt elmer
Mugenblid ibre Mufgabe als .S6ilo
made" unbeahtet lieEen.
| Bainrigbt, Der iih ben iungen So
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-02-10
THE UNION COUNTY JOURNAL. MARYSVnLE. OF

left Sunday morning for. two
weeks vacation in Florida.
Mr.. Walter Brown was brought
to his home Saturday from Uni
versity hospital, where he under
went surgery. His condition is
improving.
Mrs. OSie Shisler was a Sunday
caller of Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
Snmmis, of Radnor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zell Boland, of
Redwood, were Monday evening
callers of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry B.
Barger and son.
Mrs. Emma Brake were Sun
day dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Brake. They were Sunday
afternoon callers of the formers
grandson and granddaughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Berger and
family, of Marysville.
Mrs. Dan Eby and daughter,
Ena Jean, and De Anna, attend
ed the show at Mechanicsburg
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Wanetta Six, of Columbus,
were Monday afternoon caller of
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Wietzinecker
and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Rutan.
Saturday evening dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry B. Barger
and son, were Miss Thelma Barg-
er and Miss Nancy Young, room
mate of Miss Barger at Ohio State
University, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Barger Sr. Evening callers
of the former Mr.. and Mrs. Barg-
er were Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Bevis,
of Redwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Payne
and sons, Ronnie and Bill, were
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Pat Blumenschein and family, in
Cincinnati.
Misses Mayme and jeanette
Downey, of Urbana, were Sun
day afternoon callers of Mr.. and
Mrs. knight Kimball
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-02-10
Milford Center News

and Mrs. Herbert Fisher, is visit
ing his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Davie, of Bellefontaine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Huffman
and family were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Nor
gan, of Columbus.
Mrs. Blanch Mouser and Mrs.
Ida Hush were Sunday guests of
MIR. and Mrs. Ned Walsh, of CO.
lumbus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Shriner,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Roderick and
son, Jimmie, Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin
Longeses and son, Eddie, were
Friday evening callers at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
Kaufman in honor of Mr.. Kauf-
mans 10th birthday anniversary.
Lunch was served by the hostess.
Sunday callers of Mr.. and Mrs.
Kaufman were Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Fletcher and family, of Colum-
bus.
Mr. Ray Brake, Mrs Emma
Brake and Mrs. Blanch Brake at
tended funeral Tuesday afternoon,
of Mr.. Oliver Sparks, at Mechan-
icsburg. Mr. Sparks body ar
rived in Mechanicsburg Monday
from South Dekota. He was form
erly from here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Billet
and family and .Mr. and Mrs.
William Smith and children, of
Springfield, were Sunday eve
ming callers of Mr.. and Mrs. Ro-
bert Billet and daughter, Caro-
lyn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Adams were
Monday evening callers of the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Adams. The latter is still
improving from her illness.
Sunday supper guests of Mr.,
and Mrs. Alma Crabtree were Mr..
and Mrs. Rex Walters and Mr..
and Mrs. Everett Grimm and son,
Michael, of Springfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Roosa and
son, Lynn, of Raymond, were Sat
urday and Sunday guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Woodrow Goff and son,
Gene.
Mrs. Carril Ridenour, of st.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-02-10
BY MRS. CHRISTINE GoFF

School of Religion began at the
Methodist church Monday eve
ning. DR.. Rollin H. Walker was
the speaker Monday evening,
Feb. IA, 8 p. m. Lecture by Rev.
Glenn COPELAND B. D. Subject the
Battle of Berlin, an eye witness
report. We believe it will be
worth your time to come and hear
this message. Rev. Glenn Cop
land served in the Army for quite
some time. We are sure these
messages will be a great help to
us. Everyone is welcome to at
tend.
Regular meeting of Ladies
Auxiliary to Union Rural Post
No. 1899 of Milford Center, will
hold their regular meeting Mon
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-02-10

day evening, Feb. IA, at 7:3O, at
the Grange Hall.
Mr.. Hayden Hays was operated
on Sunday morning at Jane Case
hospital for appendicitis. He is
getting along nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Clark were
Sunday afternoon callers of Mrs.
Marjorie Finnin and Miss elena
Gault, at Dover.
Mrs. Ralph Brust was taken in
the Reed ambulance to Mt. Car
mel hospital Saturday afternoon
for observation. Her room num-
Der is 2l2.
Mrs. Alma Crabtree and daugh-
ter, Ruth Ann, spent the week
end with the formers mother,
Mrs. Arthur Sullivan, at Spring
field.
Walter Lee Fisher, son of Mr..
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-02-10

Paris, spent from Friday until
Sunday at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Ada Davis, and attended the
Jamboree.
Mr.. andJ Mrs. Edward Reed and
family attended the birthday dim
ner in Marysville at the home of
the latter's mother, Mrs. Elsie
Baker and son, Leo. Dinner was
in honor of Mrs. Bakers birth
day anniversary. Other guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Allen
and son, Rookie, of Columbus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Phelps and
daughter entertained at their
home Monday evening in honor
of their daughter, Pamela's LIST
birthday. Those present were Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Ferrman and Mr..
and Mrs. Dick Phelps and son,
Larry.
Mrs. Mary Poland and daugh-
ter, Mary Lou, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Carol Poland were Saturday eve
ming callers of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Coughenour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Bare and
daughter, Karyl Lee, were Sun
day callers of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Evans and daughter, Martha, at
Radnor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Billet
and daughter, Karin, of North
Hampton; Mr. and Mrs. John Bill
lett and daughter, Linda, were
Saturday evening callers of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Billet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Coughenour
were Sunday guests of their SON.
in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Elnin Lentner and daughter, Pat
ty, of Columbus.
Mrs. Edward Reed entertained
at her home Friday evening. A
cosmetic party, demonstrated by
Mrs. Ethel Coleman, of Marys-
vile. Fourteen guests were pres
ent for the event. Lovely refresh
mentS were served by the host
eSS.
A group from here attended
the regular monthly meeting
Monday evening at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. Lawson and
daughter, Sylvia, at Plain City.
Refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. John DeVoss and
son, John D., and the formers
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lyle DeVoss, of Geneva,
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-02-10
All Potatoes Used

In l948, some use for every
surplus potato was found.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-02-10

mo fhmmcha
therefore wua
individual and business
o heg is he d dS S cgoyrnm enacnuolo of
special
luluine
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-02-02
Seven Columbus
Mea Sign Up
With u. S. Army

Lieut.. Charles J. Markus, COM
handing officer of the Whining
ton U. S. Army & U, S. Air Force
Recruiting Station, has announc-
ed that twenty-one applicants, in
Guiding two Army veterans, were
accepted and shipped to Fayette-
vile tor enlistment in the Regular
Army or Air Force, during the
week ending January Is.
Seven nOn-veteranS were ship
ped from the Columbus county
area during the above period.
They were: James f. Conner,
Whiteviile; James H. Yeoman,
Hallsboro; both of whom volun-
teered for Army of United States
for one year; Earnest c. Skipper,
Delco; Irwin Mills, Bolton; Charles
Pittman, Jr., Boardman; all of
whom volunteered for Regular
Army, 2 years; Allen M. Stanley,
Tabor City, Regular Army, three
years; and Curtis E. Wilcox, Lum-
berton, Air Force, three years.
The U, S. Army and U. S. Ali
Force Recruiting Station is lecat-
ed in Room 205, post office build
ing in Wilmington. A recruiting
Sergeant may also be contacted
in the Whiteville post office any
Monday or Tuesday.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-02-02
Rohberv SUSPECTS Nabbed In IS Mile Per Hour ch

added that they also confessed
to the robbery of the Hardwick
service station in Cool Springs,
in Horny County. At point of a
pistol, $35 was taken from the
service station and a bYstander
was relieved of $40 in cash.
Sergeant Richardson admitted
taking part in the Cool Springs
robbery, Deputy Jordan said.
Police officers still are inves-
tigating another daylight rob.
berry at AYnor Friday. when
about $3.50 and a quantity of
cigaretts was taken.
A spokesman for the state high
way patrol said that to describe
as important" the part the radio
network played in the chase
really would be quite an under
statement"
Highway patrol officials said
that Alba Broadus Ford, of near
Marion, was also being held in
connection with the case. He
was arrested in Marion Sunday
night.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-02-02

Identification OF a Shotgun s.oi.i'
during an armed holdup at Little
Rock, S. c., on January II, sun
day brought about a confession
from William R. Edwards, Jr.
and Maxwell Edwards, young
brothers of the Zion community
Deputy Sheriff Earl Jordan, OF
Horny County, said.
The intensified investigation
which followed the confession by
the Edwards brothers, implicated
a third man, Sergeant Travis II
Richardson, 20 years old, OF
Shaw Field, Sumter, Deputy Jor'
dan said. -
The. arrests actually were made
Saturday afternoon after an %.
mile-an-hour chase over about. IL
miles of dirt roads. The state
highway department radio net
work was instrumental IN max
ing the arrests, officers said.
State highway patrolmen end
county deputies Of Dillon Mar
ion. and Horny counties took
part in the chase and search tor
the men. The alarm went out
over the highway department
radio station at Conway. A
member of the highway patrol,
identified a car believed to be
occupied by the Edwards bro
theirs and Sergeant Richardson
and began the chase.
During the chase he was able
to direct other patrolmen IN ell
fecting a road block which final
ly stopped the fleeing car, which
skidded to a halt when the road
ahead was found blocked by an
automobile occupied by a high
way patrolman and Deputy
Sheriff Victor Berry, of Dillon.
Sergeant Richardson was the
sole occupant of the car when u
stopped, and officers guessed that
he had put the Edwards brothers
out some time during the chase.
A short time after Richardson
submitted meekly to arrest, the
police officers found the Ed
wards brothers at their house in
Zion community. They, offered
no resistance.
Four pistols were found In 4
nearby barn. and shotgun was
found in the house.
Deputy Jordan said it was this
same shotgun that was instru-
in producing the confess
sions. A. D. Pope, operator OF a
service station in Little Rock,
identified it as belonging to him,
then pointed his finger at the two
Edwards brothers and said they
had held him up on January IL
and robbed his place OF about
$500.
Deputy Jordan said the Ed
wards brothers admitted it, and
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-02-02
See Increase
In Unemployment

Observation-Disclosures
figures indicated that employment
may be heading toward a new
postwar peak. The more pessi-
mistic Government and labor
economists say the number Of
jobless may reach 100000 this
spring.
None will predict, however,
that the trend foreshadoWs any
major trouble for the national
economy.
And there is a record $780,
100000 available in Federal funds
for unemployment compensation
benefits 10 cushion any drop in
Jobs.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-02-02
IRSEN'S LINEAGE

Henrik Johan Ibsen, Norwegian
poet and dramatist, was OF mixed
Danish, German, Norwegian and
Scotch descent.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-02-02
WORD RESTAURANT

The word restaurant was
first used for a Paris eating place,
established in l765.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-02-02

COTTON BALES DAMAGED
One out of every seven bales
of cotton produced in this coun-
try is lost because of insect dam
age.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-02-02
QUIZ Which one has the modern kitchen? |

visit the Tide Water office . soon.
And when you actually buy one! Then,
that is when Tide Water service really
swings into action, as the Service Man
comes to install it and our very own
Home Economist comes to your home to
tell you how to get the best results.
Tide Water, you see, really means it
about wanting to provide the best gas
and electric service at the lowest possible
cost. That's why rates have steadily been
reduced over the last IS years, until to-
day they are as low or lower than the
average for the entire Atlantic Coast!