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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-06-20

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Three issues will be submitted
as follows:
1. Shall an order finally passed
May 81, 1851, authorizing not ex.
ceeding $4,000 County Hospi.
tai Bonds of the Columbus Coun.
ty for the purpose of paying a
portion of the cost of erecting
and equipping an addition to the
Columbus County Hospital, and
a tax for said bonds, be approx.
ed.
2. Shall an order finally passed
May Fl, 1851, authorizing not ex.
ceeding 100000 Courthouse An.
mex Bonds of the County of Co.
lumbus for the purpose of pay.
ing the cost of erecting and
equipping a Courthouse Annex
to include additional courtrooms
and space for court officers and
records, and a tax for said bonds,
be approved?
3. Shall special tax not to
exceed four cents (.04c) on each
S10O assessed value of real and
personal property in Columbus
County be levied and collected
annually, if necessary, for the
purpose of financing the cost
of operation, equipment and
maintenance of the Columbus
County?
Two parts of the ballot are
purely technical. The Court.
house Annex is only the legal
name for the agriculture build.
ing and the third issue-that of
authorizing a LEWIS purely a
legal requirement of the Medical
Care Commission.
1.-The hospital hes always paid
it's own way and we do not expect
any Board of County Commits.
sioners to ever use this author.
ity," Chairman w. F. Floyd ex.
planned this week. "The Medical
Care Commission makes this a
requirement in connection with
the grant of S2S8,0o0, but with
the record of the hospital in op-
Grating without levy of any
kind, it is not anticipated that
the authority will ever be used"
A survey of community senti.
ment throughout the county in.
Dictated a favorable vote on the
Health and Agriculture Program.
Most election observers express
ed the opinion that the issues
would be approved by a vote of
about two to one.
Optimism stemmed from the
fact that the county was obtain.
ing virtually its last chance to
obtain $2SS,OOO in State and Fed.
eral funds, or 70 percent of the
cost of erecting the hospital ad.
dition.
The early vote became necess.
airy when the Medical Care Com.
mission revealed through it's
chairman, James H. Clark, that
the 70 percent ALLEGATION for
Columbus County could not be
held after July 1, 1851.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-06-20
Bible School
Well Attended
At Carolina

The Carolina Baptist Church
held it's Vacation Bible Schoo
the week of June 4 through 10th
Mrs. Madge Funderburk Brown
!of Conway, S. c., was principa.
of the school.
The following served on the ia
Guilty: Mrs. Eiwood Wilmington
Mrs. Lyman Strickland and Mrs
Woodrow Small Beginners De
partment; Mrs. Eugene Granger
and Miss Rachel Ward, Primary
Department; Mrs. D. c. Annette,
Mrs. Arthur Fowler and Mrs
Henry Annette, Junior Depart
ment; Mrs. Madge Brown and
Mrs. VERNE Blanton, 1ntermedi'
ate Department; Miss Penny
Granger, Pianist and General
Secretary.
The Junior and intermediate
bows handwork was directed by
the Pastor, Rev. w. c. Herring
ton, James Granger, D. c. Arm
cite and VERNE Blaltol.
The enrolment of the school
was 80, with an average attend
ance of 70.
refreshments were served each
day by Mrs. Jessie Roberts, MRS
Arlene Strickland and Mrs. Jen-
ME Floyd. On Friday a picnic
w.s held for the entire school and
faculty. -. .,
The school closed with com
,ono.noent exercises at the
morning worship hour Sunuas' y
June 10 with the pupils giving
review of the weeks acnleVe'
ments.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-06-20
Rainbow Girls
To Be Feted

The local chapter Order of
Rainbow for Girls will be feted
at a square dance given by the
advisory board at the American
Legion hut Friday evening at 8
o'clock.
Members of the advisory board
are Mrs. A. o. King, Jr, Mrs.
Aubrey James, Mrs. H. B. Frink,
Mrs R. T. Bruton, Mrs. Reece
Burroughs, David Simon, Kern
Prince, Erskin Young, H. B.
Frink and Boyd Williamson.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-06-20
Mss Ann McGougan
Wins Bridge Award

NJ
!. a'rs, B. L. Nesmith, Jr. enter
"a ra'lea the Tuesday Afternoon
s'ose Club at her home yester
~as' Miss Ann Brooks McGougan
cr''ed the nigh score award.
g.. lads We're used in the decora.
'l' 1or the afternoon game.
:, oeSSert course was served by
IT. n. hostess to Miss McGougan,
b r. B. Mallard, Mrs. S. L..
son Mrs. Earl Floyd, Mrs.
c,,, " hughes, Mrs. B. L. Ne
.rs "a, III, Mrs. j. B. Hardwick
"' Mrs. J, P. Brown.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-06-20
Methodist Play
C;viyaa Softball
Team Thursday

:, N...3iiss church softball
..,., viii meet the Civilian nine
,- e.. .,..t fed Thursday after
~. a. 500 in the first encount-
:. Between these two aggrega
..2>s
:. cans last week. the Civil
- ~R...evS" eked out a win
u. H.. Rotary by the score OF
7.esS.. afternoon of this
We: -.- Ro:arians nosed out
- 5ag.,- church club by 6-5.
= '-.a..a2- -, "onlfor
all LAD un,l the seventh
"a. .,... Doc Fowler hit a
90. san homer to tie up the
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-06-20
CURRIE CALLED. TO ARMY

CURRIE CALLED TO ARMY
l.. M. Currie, employee of the
local Western Auto Associate
store for several months, will
report to Fort Bragg tomorrow
(Thursday) for induction in the
Army.
A. M. SMITH ILL
A. M. Smith. local rural mail
carrier, was admitted to NC
Leod's Infirmary, Florence Tues
day afternoon. He was taken i'll
suddenly Monday night.
NEW YORK TRIP
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon FonVielle,
e.. w. Fonvielle. and Mrs. Wood.
row Granger will return Friday
from q trip to New York.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-06-20
NEW EMPLOYEE

Miss Margaret Poston has ac-
cented a summer position with
the office personnel of tabor
hardware company. Miss Poston.
daughter of Mrs. ]. J. canady OF
thts city. is a rising sophomore
At Cocker college.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-06-20
Young Adults
Are Feted

Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Norris, Jr
and Miss Mary Lou Cox enter
tanned the Young Adults class OF
the Saint Paul Methodist Sun
day School with a wiener roast
at the Norris home Thursday
evening.
Twenty adults and eight chill
dren attended the out door party.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-06-20
ATTENDS MEET

7 NJ McGougan attended 2
meeting of Frigidaire in Raleigh
during the weekend. ne anu ~
Mrs acGougan were guests IN
the home Of their daughter MIS-
W. D. Martin. Jr.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-06-20
ON BUYING TRIP

sa, ,..s George. manager of
attaosass Department store here,
caar.su, a merchandise show in
a.tenSoSs :, IS. week. George, who
:, sorsoa me showing along with
Of tbs c ", Bullock, also was guest
sand,,. aarIctte Rotary club on
at noon.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-06-20
Y. w. A. TO MEET

The Young Woman's Auxiliary
of the Mount Tabor Baptist
church will meet with Miss Peg.
| y Watson at her home Friday
evening at s o'clock.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-06-20
@'tAORELAND'S ON TRIP

Ia,s ana Mrs. C.. c.. Westmore-
:, @ao daughters, Misses Mar
w., "eIen and Frances Ann
a f pa left yesterday for
Y1t,' WEEK trip to Canady. New
y" and Niagra Falls.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-06-20
ALIENS FATHER DIES

William S. Allen, local patrol
man. was called to Bladenboro
Tuesday night on account of the
death of his father who had been
in declining health for some time.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-06-20

Son = stevens of North Char
y. and = " visiting in the home Of
Mrs. Doc Bruton.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-06-20
Hospital And Ag Building
To Be Voted On Tuesday

Whevie June-Columbus County citizens will ballot the
Health Agriculture Program Tuesday, June g. between
the hours of $50 and $50 p m.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-10-24
25O Patients Are Forced t0 Flee Hospital Blaze

DALLAS, Oct. 24-tP-F1Ye swept the roof and top floor of the west wing of St. Pauls Hospital early today, forcing about 250 patients out into the chill October morn ing.
 No one was reported injured There was no panic, no hysteria. No one even tainted" said Sister Alberta, Mother Superior of the hospital
 Sister Alberta said she awoke in her fifth floor room and saw a timber smoldering and red over her head
 T ran to the switchboard operator and told her to call the fire depart ment," she said, "and then I hur- ried back into our quarters to wake the other sisters
 Nurses immediately ran to their patients and began helping them out of bed. Nuns, doctors and per- sons passing by helped get the patients out.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-10-24
Arnlisti(e Talks 10 1 Resume

MUNSAN, Korea, Oct. 24-tR- Allied and Communist negotiators will reopen Korean armistice talks tomorrow. They will tackle first the knotty problem of where to estab- fish buffer zone. The five-man delegation will meet at Panmunjom, a roadside village six miles east of Red held Kaesong where the search for a cease-fire agreement was suspend ed Aug. 23 by the Reds. 1 TomorroW's meeting is scheduled to begin at II am. G pm. Wednes- day, PST).
 Panmunjom is accessible to each side without having to travel into enemy territory. The tiny town now has the appearance of an American carnival, Armistice activities are housed in circus-like tents. Huge colored balloons and searchlights ring the conference area to warn warplanes away from the neutral zone.
 Resumption of the conference talks was made possible when the Communists Wednesday ratified se- curity ground rules drafted by JUN and Communist liaison officers in l2 meetings at Panmunjom since Oct. 10.
 The LIN had approved the ground rules Monday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-10-24
Plane Wretkaqe Is Found wiih Five Victims

PROSSER, Wash, Oct. 24-tR- Plane wreckage found in isolated Horse Heaven Hills east of here yesterday yielded the bodies of a flying rancher and four members of his family.
 The plane crash victims were MT. and Mrs. Lyle Woody, both about 40, and their three children. Woody owned a ranch at Hermiston, Ore. a home at Grandview, Wash, and was a partner in Prosser equip ment company.
 The Woody plane apparently crashed Sunday night on a flight from Hermiston to Prosser. The wreckage was found about "A miles east, of here. 4REsF
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-10-24
Fish and WiIdlife Men on important Trip 10 States

To direct the loading of import ant equipment for Alaska on the service vessel Dennis Vim, offic- ials of the Fish and Wildlife Ser vice will fly to Seattle this week end.
 Leaving in the Servlce's twin engine Beechcraft are: Clarence Rhode, regional director, who will act as pilot; Howard Baltzo. acsis- tant regional director; Dan Ral~ ston, law enforcement supefvlsor; and Bob Paulsen, electron;c teelni- clan.
 Rhode says the Dennis Wi h will leave Seattle Nov. with some 400 tons of equipment and important cargo for all stations, including Kodiak, and will end its northbouad run at Anchorage. It is due in Ju- neau northhound about Nov '.
 On the southbound trip, the ves- sel will bring to Juneau about 150 tons of cargo. Small boats used in the westward district will be brought here for overhaul at the marine repair base. The Dennis Vim will take aircraft engines and other cargo to Seattle.
 In Seattle, Rhode and Baltzo will meet with Seton Thompson, chief of Alaska branch of fish cries from Washington, D C., and will accomany him to Victoria. B C., Nov. for Pacific Coast Fish cries conference. They vii, return to Seattle for the annual Fisheries hearing Nov. through Nov. g.
 Paulsen will pick up new cleo tronic equipment and bring it back for use in the Territory. Rhode says the equipment is mainly radio equipment for shore stations. vessels and aircraft.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-10-24
Publishers
 May Finance AIaska Plant

That Alaska O1IerS the peSJ pooSl- bility for development of newsprin' plants is the report made by the Stanford Research Institute to the Newspaper Publishers Association of the Western states. The study financed by the publishers, studied the supply and demand in news print.
 Juneau ranks first as the site for a newsprint plant according to George Sundborg, director of the Alaska Development Board, who conferred with A. K. Beggs, direc- tor of the Stanford group at Paio Alto. The publishers are consider ing a cooperative financing plan for a newsprint plant in Alaska.
 Sundborg returned on Saturday from a four weeks trip that in- cluded conferences in Vancouver B.C., Seattle, Portland, San Fran cisco. Pittsburgh, Washington, DC, and New York City.
 Forest Roads
 In Washington. Sundborg met with Lyle Watts, chief of the For est Service and .his assistant, Chris Granger and c. D. Curtiss, chlef of the Bureau of Public Roads, on proposed forest roads in Southeast Alaska. The construction Of the Taku Rivar read was discussed and Sundborg said the officials gave him "encouragement.'
 This year for the first time Con- gress did not limit Alaska's share of the Forest Service highway fund.
 This year Alaska will have a pro- portionate share with the separate states while in previous years a ceiling of s25,o00 has been set for Alaska's forest highways. The of ficials suggested that the increased funds might be used for a begin ming on the Taku highway.
 Chromite to be Mined
 In New York, Sundborg conferred with officials of US. Vanadium Corporation, who own chromlte mines at Red Mountain near Sel- dovia. The vice-president of Va nadium and Sundborg were inter viewed in Washington by Howard I. Young, deputy administrator for the War Mineral Procurement Ad- ministration, said that his organl- zation was interested in buying chrome and it is probable that the Red Mountain mine will go into production soon. Young said ne was considering the establishment of an Alaska purchasing depot foI critical metals.
 In Seattle, c. E. Takahashi, presl- dent of the Alaska Wrangell Miils Inc. said that the first lumber would be cut in the Wrangell mil within 30 days. The mill has beer closed since 194T. Takahashi saio the company plans to build dry kiln and make further improve ments next spring.
 The Marlin Lumber Company of Detroit plans to build a large saw mill in Southeast Alaska, Sund- borg reported. Walter Buell. com pleted survey last summer in the Petersburg -Wrangell district for the Detroit company.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-10-24
Hospital Roies

Admitted to St. Ann's hospital Tuesday were Clarence Bumgarner Elmer Lovan, Martin Westwong Hazel Bell, Robert Greenwald, Jr.; dismissed were Mrs. Kenneth Bow man and baby boy; Mrs. A. M Grant, Ralph Coffin, Timothy Lindoff, Mrs. William Jackson.
 Admitted to the Government hos pital Tuesday was Linda Brown of Juneau. There were no dismissals.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-10-24
KEHOE TO ADDRESS
 JEFFERSON-JACKSON CLUB

Judge Joseph Kehoe, recently ap- pointed Secretary of Alaska from Nome, will address the Jefferson Jackson Club in the Moose Club this evening at o'clock, according to club officials. The public is in vited
 Discussions of current local prob lens will be held with the. audience participating on subjects such as the need for Taku River highway, whether the blanket primary is working to the best interests of the general public or not, and what improvements could be made in the workings of the Legislature,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-10-24
6 LEAVE ON BARANOF

Six passengers embarked on the Baranof Tuesday night for Seward They were: MT. and Mrs. John D. McCubbin and two children; Mrs. L. B. Lindsey, Heather Lindsey.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-10-24
Casualties, Korean War
 Increases

WASHINGTON, Oct. 24 - R = Announced US. battle casualties in Korea reached 92,997 today, an in- crease of 2,062 since last week.
 The Defense Departments weekly summary based on notifications to families through last Friday re- ported:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-11
TRUCKS FOR SALE lcent.l

CHEW. '4S pickup de luxe cab;
heater, good cond.; $500; owner
1o47 Crittenden st. ne, LA. 6-4S42
DODGE 1889 acton pickup. f'4s en-
gine, gas heater: S345: terms II
desired. HUI. 5114.
STUDEBAKER 40 la-ton pickup;
$1,075. Benning I'd. ne, FIR. 1922.
CHEVROLET '46 h-ton panel; re-
conditioned and guar. This truck
looks nice and is good for many
months of dependable service. $500
CHEVY CHASE MOTOR CO.. INC,
5725 Wis. ave., Bethesda. Md. OIL
6100. III
DODGE 1946 h-ton panel; recondi.
toned and guar; equip. with dry
CHASE MOTOR CO. INC. 7725
Wis. ave-, Bethesda, Md. OIL. 6l00.
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TRAiLERS

MERIT. 1947 25-ft.; bottled gas and
furnishings. cleo. brakes; excel. cond.
e NRff Efl FARM Am rs sh En- seasoned
oak top and steel frame. tractor
hitch; almost new. $3.50. Call Fair
TRAILER WANTED, with flush toilet
and shower, in good condition.; must
be reasonable and on terms. Call
MAC" GE. 1855, between and 3.
HoTsE TRAILER, Alma. .s7-ft., elee.
cond :; owner must sell. WA. 6692
SUPERIOR 194s 33-ft.; beautiful in
terror. all cows. can sleep 6; pvt.
owner; sacrifice for $4,000 or best
TRAILER, 4x6x3 it.. well built for
cypress eSei q e15 BARN excel '0n0'' $50
GLIDER, % feet, $500. 1115 send
r aysi Sc, a GnsSss NJ HI; $500 -.
lures: ideal for beach or construction
SMALL MAI Io awH III oG Trailer, sNx5n
c #; Psice s, S45 ,osa 2 2 =, ,.
four NATI Ie aif TRA1 Tass's co StasPs
We we CAN s'0 SELF PaEa YOUR 0 FRAZIER E
cash customers waiting, HI; $3.50.
1000 Central ave. Cash paid. IL
beautiful interior, blond finish. cur.
tains, Venetian blinds, carpet hot
water gas axnect s Nsn1 o s9Rtr @ os
offer. 1900 Indian Lane Berwyn.
Md. Out BALTIC. hwy.
Ice. HAULING TRAILER, 6x10:
ideal for moving furniture; inclosed
body; bou:- canvas top, excellent
cond: S135 or best offer. LII.
4-0194. 1914 Fairlawn ave. Sc.
BEETER TRAILER SAILS Berwyn
now has a lge display Of both new
and used trailers: very good assert
ment: clean used trailers ranging
in size from lS 20 81 Y priced
yrs Phone TO Bill
TRAILER = sparton Manor; extras.
Thorington. SPRING BANK TRAIL
Err PARK, 1744 Richmond Highway,
1917 wHAssHINGToNIAN, 3 rms, 3D.
IT.; new undercarriage; very COM
Portable; good cond. Price. 1880.
HOUSE TRAILER, 1850; all alumni
mum, 80 it., sleeps 6. 10. 3-4890.
30-FT. LUXURIOUS, like new; apt.
range, refgr., shower, 3 rms. 5702
Riverdale I'd. WA. S246. Take D. C.
house trade. liz
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GARAGES

WANTED - Double brick garage.
o1y no cars pi l 1901 oeao
GARAGE FOR RENT-24x1s IT.. in
rear of 1926 14th st. NV: suitable
able for small warehouse. MI. 5637.
SINGLE GARAGE. WANTED - Vic.
goth and Olive, GEORGETOWN; month
ly basis. Call CO. 0463, ewes. and
week ends. liz
GARAGE, lge. enough for workshop
or storage, vicinity of Wis. and o
, st nv Or 2sIo. -12
ave.-Double metal garage, suitable
for storage or parking; $40 mo.
FEDERAL RENTAL CO.. 915 N. Y.
ave. NV, Ma. 7416. -16
GARAGE WANTED Small or large.
For storage use. located near 18th
and H SITS; ne. Phone JU. 1866
or FIR. 1903. -12
UPTOWN CONN. AVE. NV. rear LIST
comm, suit. storage or shop etc.
cleo: reasonable; vacant WO. 1915.
18th ST., rear. 3549 Hartford pl. NV.
-Lge. dry garage; suitable car or
storage: $40 mo. OR. 24o5.
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BOATS

ONE 32-FT. CABIN CRUISER in per;
feet condition, completely equipped
including ship to shore telephone.
dinghy and. many , ether e sx!f,ss
$500 Call Annapolis 1877 be-
cabin cruiser. "a it., $500; 40
Cruisalong. 81 900; Ventner speed
boat 81. $50; loft cabin cruiser,
unfinished; make offer MlLsEE g ?
TENT. oLDTowN YACHT tendedr,
S125; boat and luggage trailer. SlOO.
DE. OOO7, HUGH ALEXANDER;
lift. RUNABOUTS-54-inch DECK
4 manog Reno no'i I'd. NV. OR. Tie.
80-FT. FULL MARINE equipped cabin
cruiser; Palmer, twin ignition; an
accommodations. life preservers. nre
extinguishers, deck chairs; eS Excl
or see at Eastern Power Boat Cup
FOR SALE-Feathercraf boat, IL IT.
Easy to handle; fine for fresh water
fishing: Al cond.; bargain. Call
Al ii PRIVATE sniSi sALE-we ar Offering
cabin cruiser with many extras;
this boat has been kept in a boat
house and is the same me- as "a q new pew
than $50 hrs. use, she is Just rignt
for cruising and or entertaining;
separate quarters for crew, II &C.
sired or oWnez can e siSa yof han9oae
made for the first time price S14.;;
300 can be financed i intsTe Me
write for appointment, BATES ma
RINE SALES CO., OXFORD Nd BOX
PR. ENGINES: chris-cratt 11s h:p;;,
to i red; used only in fresh
water; perfect; selling, ! or both y
cPs TlSs M Ne ss'f Bo an 2 5Sxio #,
eev"e lfkh ae;ol $559, Ok sS25; ,o,,..
sLOOP RUGGED, 26-ft. knock-abont;
cluding mooring tackle and dinghy.
ST .2nn WI. 1921.
MARINE RADIO TELEPHONE, new
installed. complete Sl3o. vi. 1884
DINGHY, genuine mahogany nodded
plywood; featherweight beauty ADAPT
able to sailing; solid brass hard
ware. ash So oars Gs7f prano-ne~' 0Sfe@tl
good condition, fast, Lycoming mo,
tor, In rear of ESQ Station al
iTii2 Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va
Call ia. 2-4446 Monday.
oUTBoARD MOTOR, scott-Atwater
model LEO. 7.5 hip, IL GU. IN. olsp.
Al cOnQlLlOni new appear dllSc' W.
80 lbs; must be seen to appreciate
will demonstrate: price, Sl25. Phon'
AK. 1889.
NIEMAN BROS. custom boat builder.
and designers. Come in and tall
with US about that new boat. Oper
Sundays 2 to 6. Shady Side, Mary
land
EvINRUDE and Elto cupboard motors
Thompson boats. new and used; serv
ice and parts, used parts; factor!
Representatives. 137 18th st. sc
16-FT.. MAHOGANY, INBoARD run
about: no engine, accessories ant
extras; will deliver in or near Wash
ington; $3.50 See at 1906 Middle
tor lane Bethesda Md. III
WELL-KEPT, clean. 1947 Owen.
2-cabin Flagship; 100-h.p. reduction
drive engine; mahogany cockpit
opening windshield on helmsman'
side, custom upholstery extra bat
teries. etc. This boat was traded or
q 1851 model and is offered at 6
very favorable winter price. A very
dry. level-riding, able sea boat; idea
for the Chesapeake Bay. OWENS
YACHT CO., INC, Baltimore 20. Md
AUTO HOME SUPPLY CO., occoquan
Va, is now authorized Correct-Craf
dealer. Check our prices. Phone
Occoquan 100.
17-FT. BOAT with access, 71s-h. p
motor. 2-wheel boat trailer: $500
Call WI. 40S4, Sun. only. Ill
JOHNSON oUTBoARD MOTOR ant
nodded plywood boat. $40. &c
AQS6. III
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AUTOS 6 TRUCKS WANTED

CADILLAC model 90 4-door sedan;
late 1949, low mileage; cash. Box
ch iEs1NR SET 1850 or 81 4-dr, sedan
With poWer-glide. radio and heater.
sT IA 1ha2o' WAGON, recent model,
wanted by private party. ST. 5os4.
LATE MODEL MERCURY, reasonably
WESTERN BUYER mas immed. cash
for nice low mileage cars. MORRIS
j. apG e;t1Is, 1872 ~ ;cS &c. ave. RA: 1922
Rose cars FREES NE cls MoroRs
INC, CHI 1900, Wilson blvd, at
n Jackson. Arl.. Va. {Dr Lie No
WANTED ANY MAKE. any model.
a ssaq u st ar H9s6sfs s so59
FAIR. HONEST APPRAIsALs Of all
Ne T5EzoossoNf iss. af'0 ss NV "
1916 TO 1s51-An makes and sta.
wagons. Drive in with your title
for more cash, or will pay of bal.
WOLFE MOTORS. 18th and K SITS.
LATE At, MODEL MODEL station .w ss. excel
TRY TRIANGLE. We pay premium
price for extra-clean cars. Bring
yours to either location. TRIANGLE
MOTORS. 1888 r. I. ave. ne. or
30l0 r. I. ave. ne.
WILL PAY CASH for clean cars, any
make. any model; see Mr.. Dunnigan
ROYAL MOTORS. INC. 10 Ken
PRIVATE PERSON wants good. clean
80 Plymouth Chevrolet or Dodge.
No dealers. LA 6-4372. Ia
ANY MAKE. ANY MODEL
Drive in open lot. see Mr.. Beach. for
zach trade
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VAN TRUCK, any, size, Job, prompt
service; reas.; local or long distance
ia. 1887; after z pm. GE. l416.
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WANTED 100 CARS
SO TO so Bring title. II car u
diekering. immediate cash, See be.
fore YOU sell HOYLE MOTOR
SALES 1915 Que st, NV DU. $500
CADILLACS WANTED
40 to so models, See US before
you trade or sell your Cadillac. We
will pay YOU top cash price. HOYLE
MOTOR SALES 1345 Que st NV
DIJ R300
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All advertisements ofterine
automobiles Tor sole must in.
elude oetusl selling price Of cor.