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Evening star., 1949-02-18
BAkK-PERSokAL LOANS
AUTOMOBILE LOANS

FINANCING private sales our special
automobile let us finance it for the
purchases NOLAN FINANCE CO..
ll02 New York ave. NV Republic
Evening star., 1949-02-18
MOTORCYCLES

MOTOR SCOOTER. Cushman; side
car equipped; S125 or best offer
20@3 14th St Sc, AK. 1889. 20
1947 HARLEY-DAvIDSON; $4,000
miles with all extras. TR. 93s4
1915 AIS MOTORCYCLE; perfect
condition; S275. Call Ii. 5941
after e, -l9
WANTED-on good scooters: sale o,
trade; Sat only; new machines fol-
immed. del. MARYLAND CYCLE
1928 Sligo ave, Silver Spring
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TRUST NOTES

WE HAVE SEVERAL end trust notes
AID. O53l; ewes. TR 1897. is
! HAVE SEVERAL 2nd TRUST notes
for sale: considerable discount Call
ewes. GE 5111 -1a
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ACREAGE WANTED
OFFICES FOR RENT

ONE TO FIVE ACRES, description,
locality price desired. Box 291-V,
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Speculators-lnveStors
I have two 2-family brick fats IN a
good NV. rental section which /
viii sell for S15,50O; each apt. con-
tains 4 rms and bath; the annual
income is 81 .545: colored tenants,
ave. NV, MA. 4482 or OR. 3059.
Evening star., 1949-02-18

CHEVROLET 1947 Fleetmaster coach;
mech. perfect; black finish; like new
car has radio and slip covers; this
car carries Logan's 3O-dav war.
ranty; our price. S1,495 LOGAN
oFord), 2Ol1 Va. ave. NV, NE
Evening star., 1949-02-18

l947 4-dr. sedan: per-
feet for the discriminating family
buyer. this owner-rated car is in
beautiful condition: sparkling wine
maroon; radio and heater; not a
olemish inside or out; 3O-day guar
GAN Ford, III 18th st. NV,
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CHEVROLET 1874" Aero o-dr. Sc
danette: excel. cond refinished like
new and guaranteed Sa45 trade
or terms. PENN MOTORS, 18th and
Pa ave Sc 20
CHEVROLET 1a4l Spec de luxe a.
dr. sedan: one owner; exception lily
clean, mech. peri. Price, 1895
SH S531 80
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ist TRUST NOTES. Denomination,
Of $500, 5l2fo int. Bethesda area
residences. MR.. ADAMS, OIL. 2442
30
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CHEVROLET 1a4s Aero sedan: tn

is the best of the fleetline series,
nearest thing to 1949 in styling
perfect condition in every way;
radio, heater and seat covers; ST.
495, cash or terms: 3O-day owner
rated guarantee. LOGAN tFord)
ILL 18th st n DI SsQ3
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CHEVROLET
CHRYSLE2
CHRYSLFR

r. and h., 81
inSpection:
ceptional m,
3O-day guar
NORTEEAS
dealer, 3qt
Evening star., 1949-02-18

fGE. DET. APT. BLDG.
80 units, n ". section, approx. million
Gu it.; sale or exchange for smaller
bldg.
sOO-unit n W. apt bldg; excellent To-
cation; sale or exchange for smaller
bldg Box 1SS-X, Star. -2l
Marion progress., 1949-09-15
Burke County Votes
Out Beer And Wine

Morganton-Burke county voted
out the legal sale Of beer and wine
in Saturdays referendum.
Complete but unofficial returns
from all of the county's 80 precincts
showed:
Against beer, 1895; for beer,
2,372; against wine 5,3OS; for wine,
1892.
Morganton, the largest town and
county seat, rejected legal sale of
the beverages by margin of 1888
against 923 for. Only one of seven
precincts favored continuance of
the sale.
Burke thus becomes the 33rd
county in slightly over year to
vote out the legal sale of wine and
beer. It was the third Of North Car
olina's 100 counties to vote out the
beverages since last Saturday.
A week ago Pennsylvania county
voted to discontinue the legal sale
of beer and wine and last Tuesday
Harnett county voted out the two
beverages.
Marion progress., 1949-09-15
Rlalock Returns
From Fishing Trip

Joe Blalock, Marion sportman,
took his family to the beach where
they could vacation and he could
fish. First they went to Myrtle
Beach where he caught a nice mess
of trout, bluefish, etc. They they de-
cided to go te Wrightsville Beach.
1t was all right with him to go to
Wrightsville, but not to leave be-
hind the fish he had caught
So he packed the fish in the car
and away they went. At Wrights-
vile he had the Myrtle Beach fish
cooked while he went fishing again.
Then the party visited Kure beach,
about 80 mile north of Wrights-
vile. Last Friday they returned
home. There was a storm on the
coast and was too rough to fish.
He was accompanied by Mrs. Bla-
lock, Miss Nancy Blalock, Miss
Vida Mae Jenkins and George Bla-
lock.
Marion progress., 1949-09-15
Hensley Aboard
USS Bexar

Jerry M. Hensley, seaman an.
prentice, USN, son of Mr.. and Mrs
James S. Hensley of Route 1, Mar.
ion, is serving aboard the attack
transport USS Bexar, which is par
ticipating this Fall in Cooperation
Miki", large-scale amphibious ex-
ercise in the Pacific.
The maneuvers, scheduled for late
September, October and November
involve nearly 10000 soldiers, sail.
ors and marines and are designed
to dislodge an imaginary "agres-
sor" force from the Hawaiian Is.
lands. General Mark w. Clark, Com.
manding General of the Sixth Army
is overall commander.
The First Task Fleet will conduct
the assault on Oahu with complete
wartime realism. Secrecy shrouds
the probable date of departure
from mainland waters and the, pro
jected D-Day on the beaches OF
Oahu. AS in wartime island opera
tions, the task fleet will include a
full array of Naval vessels ranging
from fully loaded tank landing
ships to powerful aircraft carriers
"Miki'', Hawaiian word mean
ing, readiness" or "diligent", is
one of number of joint exercises
planned by the Joint Chiefs of Staff
for the Army, Navy, and Air Force,
each designed to accomplish a spe-
cific mission for maintaining the
armed forces at high degree of
efficiency.
Marion progress., 1949-09-15
Funeral Rites
For Mrs. Condrey
Held Last Sunday

Mrs. Eva Nellie Condrey, so,
wife of E. C. Condrey of Clinch-
field, died Sunday after brief i'll
ness.
Funeral services were conducted
in Clinchfield Methodist church
Tuesday at 4 p. m. by the pastor,
the Rev. H. R. Cornelious.' Burial
was in the family plot in Oak Grove
cemetery.
She is survived by the husband ;
three sons and two daughters: Ray
mond Eugene, James Richard, V. E.
and Miss Rebecca Condrey, all Of
the home, and Mrs. ]. A. Cannon of
Clinchfield two brothers and one
sister: V. E. Price of Clinchfield,
James w. Price of Roanoke, Va,
and Mrs. J. A. Brown Of Rock Hill ,
S. c., and the mother, Mrs. Carrie
Price.
Marion progress., 1949-09-15
.Woof! Wool!
Hello, There!

Leeds England-If you get a
"Woof" instead of a "Hello" when
you telephone the John Blackburn
home you've got the right number.
Bryan, a 10-year-old sheepdog,
has been answering the phone since
he was a pup. 1t started when the
Blackburn's son asked him over the
phone whether he wanted to go for
a walk.
Whenever the telephone rings
now, Bryan scampers to telephone
stand, lifts the receiver with his
mouth and barks into the mouth
piece.
Marion progress., 1949-09-15
Moisture Factor
In Corn Yields

Since much of the States corn
was blown down in recent storms,
many farmers entered in the State
corn contest will need to harvest
their crop early or obtain an early
estimate of the yield, according to
DR.. E. R. Collins, in charge of
agronomy extension at State Col
lege.
In general corn is still too wet
for accurate estimates of yields to
be made, DR.. Collins says. However,
he adds, yield estimates can be
made early provided moisture de-
termination is made on the samples
weighed.
Where a local moisture tester is
not available, the grower may OBJ
tain a free moisture test by sending
at least one pint of shelled corn, in
a sealed container, to DR.. Paul H.
Harvey, State College Station,
Raleigh.
Acres entered in the State con-
test can be harvested early provid-
ed one of the following methods is
used:
~ Dry all the corn in CONNER
cial dryer before weighing, and
determine the shelling percentage
and moisture. The corn should be
sealed in the dryer by the county
contest committee, and weighed by
the committee after it is dry.
(2) Weigh the corn wet. Dry 100
or more pounds to reasonable
moisture content before determin-
ing the shelling percentage and
moisture. This will give factor for
Icorrecting to shelled corn with 1876
per cent moisture.
DR.. Collins says all high yields
submitted in the State contest must
be harvested and certified by a
county committee composed of re-
presentatives of agricultural agen-
cies and businessmen, with an out
Of county chairman. The acre must
be measured by county surveyor
or a licensed surveyor.
Marion progress., 1949-09-15
The Progress
Wants Names
OF Students

The Progress wants the name Of
every Mcdowell county student who
plans to attend college this fall. AL
though we try to obtain complete
and accurate list every year, some
times an oversight does occur. We
will appreciate a note or phone call
telling us the name of the student,
college he or she plans to attend
and the date the student will enter
college. Phone Mrs. Clyde Cannon at
434-M during the week or at 81
Wednesday mornings or write note
to The Progress.
Marion progress., 1949-09-15
Funeral Services
For Mrs. Hollifield
Held Saturday

Funeral services for Mrs. Bashie
Hollifield, 83, who died Saturday
afternoon at her home at Hollifield
after a long illness were held Sun
day at 2:30 p. M, in Grassy Greek
Baptist church.
The Rev. Carl Mckinney Off
ciated and burial was in the church
cemetery.
Surviving are one daughter, Mrs.
Mayme Crisson of Hollifield; two
sons, Bruce of Spruce Pine and Raj
eigh of Hollified; one sister, Mrs.
Julia Hollifield of Spruce Pine; 13
grandchildren and 13 great-grand-
children.
Marion progress., 1949-09-15
WHEAT PROSPECTS

The Agriculture Department es-
Inmates that wheat production in
1850 might pass the 1,000,000,000-
bushel mark, with a resulting ten
per cent lower price than in 1949.
Current U. S. wheat supplies are es-
timated at 1,425, 100000 bushels.
This is 59,000,00O less than the
1,484 100000 in 1948 but the fifth
largest on record
Marion progress., 1949-09-15
Funeral Services
For Mrs. Bradley
Held Saturday

Funeral services for Mrs. Lizzie
Bradley, "a, who died Saturday
morning in an Asheville hospital af-
ter long illness were held Sunday
at 2:30 p. m. in Ebenezer Methodist
church.
The Rev.. N S. Osburn and the
Rev. Ray Bowman officiated and
burial was made in the church GEM
etery.
She is survived by her husband,
w. H. Bradley.
Marion progress., 1949-09-15
STATE PARKS

The nations state parks reported
a record-breaking 150,O00,000 Wis
itors in 1948, according to the Ma
ticnal Park Service, while the at
tendance at units in the national
park system, also record-breaking
was only 20,0OO,000 in the same
period. Total expenditures of the
state park agencies were $32,059,-
144 a 23 per cent increase over
1947, and a new record.
Marion progress., 1949-09-15
Corn Crop This Year
Is Second Largest

Washington, Sept. 16-The Agri-
culture Department today estimated
this years corn crop at 1926, ,741,-
600 bushels-the second largest on
record
Wheat production was put at
1,129,081 900 bushels, the fourth
largest ever grown.
Marion progress., 1949-09-15

Until 1879, all nails in the United
States were made Of iron.
Marion progress., 1949-09-15

The first U. S. ice making ma
chimes were invented in 1850.
Evening star., 1949-04-29

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Evening star., 1949-04-29

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Evening star., 1949-04-29

VEV EHJI11VO TMVIEEITON TOK NIuLONEv1 tEEIIt
fYovr Child viii Love Ks Mny Tusisj
Prompt your girl misery Of decayed
painful dental work Aonaed Amo Rex Tooth Paste
helps healthy teeth free from decay Helps protect
and infections Start family
Children its cool refreshing flavor You'll
for ehdrens teeth Get Ao Rex
drug NOW!
Evening star., 1949-04-29
Your Questions
Answered

new standard of cleansing quality which you will notice
you tryit
Hos shs Amo Rex ensi- decay fsasvrs been provsdl
The "ammoniating action" ingredients In Amo Rex have
tested for years. with results reported above
from one group of dentists show reduction In tooth de-
within three months.
b Ame Rex snnoniafins oesion me some ss hevssh
No. There 10 no similarity whatsoevef.
How long Do Amo Rex snfi-dseay ingredients rssno
When used a. directed, Amo Rex remains active many
hours after teeth are cleaned.
Does Amo Rex protect odvlfs, as well as ehildrsn!
Yes Amo Rex designed to prevent the occurrence OF
tooth decay in adults as well as children
KIvss Amo Rex dolly, should eonsinvs 10 visif
my dsnfisf?
Positively yes No dence is substitute for the per
sona care your teeth receive from your dentist You
should visit your dentist now to see if you have any
cavities Then 20 back to him six months from now and
get his report as to what benefit you have received from
Amo Rex.
Evening star., 1949-04-30
ApARrMEkrs FURNISHED

GEORGETOwN-is eath s.: bed
room, living room. fireplace, kitchen.
bath; porch. s1es mo; ". Lease.
xa1LY h2 SiSD SDDEoosarrp-A..r.e,i1.i4 T.
rm. apt. facilities furn., $3.50 mo.
1914 R. I. ave. nv. cail In person
ArTRaCrIvELY furn.. . rms. t-vb,.
3rd door; small apt. building. seS
Settled couple preferred. 1900 q
sas Il p m sHobBs aBs ISLAND AVE. NV
Nicely furnished I room for refined
HOME FOR CHIlD--Bsmt.. apt, back
yard. lee. ity. rm. kit. and pvt.
bath. SEQ wk- 1891 2lst st. nv
sUBlET 8 MONTHS. furn, Nv. kit..
bed rm. and bath: utI. incl: ne;
May ! TO July /. Appleton 1885.
ATIR. Lrv, Nm. sEDHx, yu1s
APT.--Kitshsn priyiieses. for 2 Etsis.
IN. fsoi nj. sta ssrbEM. Il s An Am air-rurn.
apt. workins enls-. ne children so
ali KfNTUCKY AVE. sE-wh.ss:
i-bedfm- apt. furn-, newIx dec.
essiss. ss.ssiss sssss s..s aaal. 81 sfis H. ssss
LOVELY s-sx, APT. 900 bin. I..,
Capitol st.: pfivsse ertranss: scuits
ssps srsy' ,sse sse Ts sf. s1flvins II ssss roem.
hedroom and kitchen. refsr,: $50
per no-: l Or I settiec ssrls pre-
AxEiTordSe@ey,sss ny ~ l svs asns -.
sss - siso siss mel a. s.lii:.ss ssss.
sss II Is. S0 AVE. HE-xesay iss.
Ink rm.: ysunT married eeuple.
sass issA N. M.w.--Nedssn. lses-
rated. nics fErr-. neu Ffsss9atre And
,.ssys, ne; sPsis, az ~ as sals py -,
Evening star., 1949-04-30

CHTvY CHAsE- D. C-eansis roosn
al bath. nik- ees, exrsptaoeal
pvI- sorae, gecisezan- NO. :1-e,
CONN. AvE--Dei. :rcns, Q vfaeevs,
well sarr~. srk&ra- nAooss men czlF.
rsascnae,s. DE- 9ae2 i.
CLEyELASD PIX. gentleman enls--
LAyxe comfortable rooM Pvt. kcms
eonv. tramp. $50 per re- oR.
wnsos HousE-1sss issh St
LSe. eaehslor sps: SIS ga for :
SIS e. for = ass s.- $50 ssnsa
sill isss ST. s.w.Dt,. pvt. hem.
t.in,see re re- --i .di bats: ia ,re.- 'I sa. !
service. biks 10 ttnn2s and &c.
eoUrhss IA GIL so
SIS EMERSON ST. Nw-Att-actiys
room. private bath. screened porch
adjoining: . adults II fanny: suit
shas l seailenAn. GE- oas5 $50
MT PLEASAST-CIsRn SSis room II
home With young family, for enpl
E2ri. excel. location some p,sYisexes
refs. rec; ST. SO per nc. De oos2
after 8 30 Only -
1899 18th ST. SN.-Froat eeuhle
Eiri to share room with smother ar.
pYi. bath Nj a@3s. Other EAcSa-
I3as IS6RAHAM ST. S.w.-con.ort-
able ssle. room with semipvt hath
for Efra l4th and Colorado cara
lssa p ST. S.w.-'Ths churthi!l; 9
clean aoubse rms. atiractiyely furu /:
running water. maid serv $40 sk.
I'd; also singles, $3.50. NO. 1855
Evening star., 1949-04-30
Downtown Washington

Running vatef and telephone keryics
u every. room. Ginse or doue!e, hy
peoDis ealy Teispon. pnn your on r.s.rra: rs.rss:
tion nov. RE 0aco. $
CoLORED-Ie30 CoRCoRAN ST
.Ws-Eieely furnished room, for
or employed women: near bath
and phone everything modern; con.
;.nuoqs hot water. all privileges
coLoRED-FuRNIsHEp ROOM, nsa.
bath; for employed man; near trsnsp
coIokrbEl.ser oaSds D. LssS runN. ROOM g,
suitable for couple. with priyi.s.
coLoRED-FURN. Room for eoupl.
coLoREDIRaEL hi aslIi'' AND d ssMT St M RIM.
s5 = xk- each: Other rooms, SO SO
CoLORED-NEATLY FURN. clean
room suitable for an empl. eoupls;
,siIo siIo single room, cooking privileges.
CoIoRED--ii4s FLA. AVE. Nv
home. Some privil DE. 1905 II
CoLORED-f4s MANOR RI. NV
Neatly. Neatly turn rm in PVT, home for
CoIORED-LARGE front room for
2 empl. men: twin beds. Call co.
9153 Saturday, sunday. II
CoLoRED-s:0 COLUMBIA RID. NV.
Nice double room. for employed
married couple or single man: no
cooking: private home. RA. STAG,
COL0RED-2I 8 ST. N.w.-Furn.
rm:: single girl only; all priviis. AID.
aS53
r. l. AVE. NV
Large bright rm. for rent. DE. 923s.
COLoRED-I.33 COCHRAN ST. NV.
-Single or double all privileges,
COLORED-1s31 EUCLID ST. NV
S9SS II
COLORED-1516 QUE ST. NV
rooms furn. or unfurn.; refined en-
ployed gentlemen; all privileges;
cow tranSp ls
Evening star., 1949-04-30
ROOMS WITH eoAep

WESLEY HAIL-spsclous double
rooms IN remooeled, redecorsted
bids. running water in every nm.
!arss closets; dances and tres
S5s SO mo Excel. food, Beadix
washer. 1925 2lst 81. nv. NO,
lies 18th ST. S,w.-smsn sal for
man man. 50 50; lss al; So. so, AlsO
conv. 70 Naval Hospital. transp. Il
desired. sd5 mo. each OIL. sa4s
1915 EUCLID ST. Nw.-vaeaney for
soos sehnsa Amen sizis Us 7ss9 excellent meals
LGI: RN., inelosed porch. .ttaeh.
well turn,, next TO bath, for /. ..
or ); board optional. Du, o625 q
FOR EMPLOYED LADr-Nieely furn.
rr1. with good meals. all conSen-
fences: no other roomers. ronv 10
bus avail. immed. Call sH, 4aa6.
3i4S nth ST. H.w.-vse.ncy for
CHEvY CHASE, d. C.~Youns lady
10 share attI. twin studio rm. in
apt; shower, laun. faril.; good food
friendly atmosphere bus at door.
,9.i 9F MASS. MASS AVE. NV. "rh. Oak
mont" Attractive bsmt. dsIs.. pvt.
MASTER BEDRM. twin beds, 2
closets, next to bath. Excellent
meals, block from buses. GE.
1875 18th ST. N.w.-Nic.iy fur
nished rooms with running water,
telephones; for young ladies: also
single room for gentleman: eieya-
tors, showers: beautiful home; sx'
u o YOU 0Gif XRf an ,.ld.rl, lad, with
Isss n 81. N.W.-Youns men, sober,
refined Christians. large cool English
basement. double; delicious meah;
cfts tti'p Mason. Issoi 1923 N H.-Loa.l,
to share phone In ca rm. Lave, at
Washington's most exclusive guest
house. famous for It's food and
,,S, ,s'Tiei 18th SS .wL... sc, as,.., a .h.r.
rms, Tor men and girls; spacious
residence; excel. food and service
oNE LARGE. newly dee. double rm..
pvt. bath and shower; l single rm.:
men. 1855 Wyoming ave. nv.
SINGLE OR TO SHARE for men;
excel. meals. te!evision. 1909 18th
st. NV. MI, 2740. =
WE HAVE VACANCY TO SHARE for
young man. $50 mo. incl. meals.
breakfast on Sun; best food In city.
DISSIN.S, 20l3 Mass. ave. NV,
ONE SINGLE. also 1 .-bedrm, ad-
joining, insulated. cool and clean;
best meals. RA. 0744. II
2230 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Young boys
and girls invites you TO Join them
At mansion club. Rates are only
$50 . month and you'll love the
RIM. AND BOARD, near walter Reed.
1881 9th st. NV: dble. bedrm., deli
eious meals, phone privil. GE. 4l24.