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MONTICELLO

Exclusive residential section
Of Alex. west of Russell I'd,
minis. from Wash. This
modernistic home features liV,
firepl.. kit. eauippsd with stove @
and refgr.. garbage disposal
and Bendix washer; 8 bedrms.,
2k baths. wall-tc wall carpet-
ing. washable oil paint drapes.
travis rods; full bsmt. with
recr. rm., built-in bar and bar
chairs. lounge seats; land
scaped yard and many other
features for only S29,950;
$4,000 cash pymt required;
bal. mo. For further informa-
tiOn, call
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TIE. 7343
PLEASE BUY ME

i am q lovel7 brick Cape
Coo on large. lot 65x329,
! will make you comfortable.
for have a liv. rm., din. rm.'
lovely equipped KIT. 1 bedrm'
and screened porch on 1st a.,
and for. higher elevation 1
have bedrms and bath on
End n: oil h.-w.h. For the
summer season. my OCCUPANT
Is leaving me I am looking
ior new occupant. Just ask
for S15, 700. with only $4,000
dn., and I know you will be
thrilled tn move in. Ask to see
me by appointment.
AL. 6644 TIE "a,
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DEFENSE HIGHWAY

DGE EINDE ll1O41WA1
Beautiful Calf. bungalow features 6
wood fls,, storm windows and screens
throughout; immac. cond.; detached
gear garage; Situated on large.
beautifully HANDICAPPED corner lot
1OOx170; conv. to busline: priced for
quick sale at only $14.950. Call fol
appointment to INSPECT.
r. D. BURGESS
1924 Penna. ave. s.e. VI. 2s02 It'll o
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STATE REALTY SERVICE

ROCk CREEK FOREST
One wall paneled in natural ash.
fireplace. powder room, dining room,
modern kitchen, 3 extra-large bed
rooms, bath, deep closet with slid
ing doors. full basement. gas heat;
lot 60'x125'; near all conyeniences.
This home is FHA-GI financed. Trade
considered Mr.. Guynn, EN- 1892
MARSHALL j. WAPLE co.
Rnalfnr OoAE
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TIE. 7343
Brick Rambler, $18,950

Suitcases all packed, ready
to move into this lovely. at
tractive brk. rambler, situated
on u acre ground south Of
Alexc AaSxc,r conv; to Pentagon or
consists. of liv. rm. with firepl.,
lge. kit, 14x15, with eiec'
range and refgr.: 8 bedrms.
and attractive tiled bath; full
bsmt.; oil h.-w.h.; Venetian
pymt., $4,000: bal. less than
rent. For. further information,
please call
AL. 6644 TIE. 7343
Evening star., 1951-06-02
HOUSES FOR SALE-Mp.
CHEVY CHASE

Brick rambler less than year old
having bedrms., liv. rm. with tire-
pl., din. rn., modern kitchen. full
close to transp., Schools, etc. owner
mas been transferred and has priced
this home right for immediate sale
WILLIAMS REAL ESTATE
EN- 6871. EYES, GE. 1108
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CORAL HILLS
OPEN SITNDAY TO a

OPEN SUNDAY, / TO 6
1923 Que st. Sc. 2-story brick with
large living room. full-sized dining
room, fully equipped kitchen on 1st
floor; 3 bedrooms and bath on md
floor. Private entrance to, finished
I-bedroom apt in the basement
with shower, bath and kitchen OF
can be used as a recreation room.
Large screened rear porch, com,
bination storm and screen to all
windows. Insulated. gas automatic
heat. on paved street with sidewalk.
! block from school and 2 blocks
from shopping center and bus STOP.
Priced to sell at $4,000; $4,000
cash, balance terms. To reach. Out
TO Marlboro pike, out Marlboro pike
to first traffic light, turn right
blocks to Que st. and left to open
sign.
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FORESTVILLE

FORESTVILLE
: rooms and bath, frame asbestos 2
story house. Living rm.. dining rm.,
kitchen, breakfast rm. and large
front porch on 1st floor. 2 bed
rooms. bath and glassed-in sleeping
porch on End floor. Part bsmt... oil
heat, on lot 75x125. Price, SlG,500,
reasonable terms.
WYVILL & COLLINS
S400 Marlboro Pike Ill. 66l2
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AL BAKER & SON, INC.
REALTORS
I116 s. St. Assph St.. Alexandria. Va.
AL. 6644 TIE. 7343
Evening star., 1951-06-02
CHEVERLY COLONIAL

.CHEVERLY COLONIAL
Here's q 3-bedroom brick with 22-ft
family dining room: ,arse covered
side porch with sundeck above full
basement: gas heat; a nice level lot.
Only $4,000 cash and assume vet
eran's paymentS
The Hillcrest Realty Co.
1414 Pa Ave. Sc. Ii. 7-4040
CHEVERLY'S FINEST!
63ra rNwoOD sT-SIx- DET.
BRICK, ONLY YRS. NEW! PRICED
LOW FOR QUICK SALE. INSPECT
ANY TINE BY Apt ALLIANCE
REALTY CO., EX. 5454 OR AID.
Evening star., 1951-06-02
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

CALVERT HILLS-College Park. 10
rm. brick house: oil n.-w.h, on >
lge. well-shaded OTIS; garage. H. A.
COTTAGE CRY = NICE 3 BEDRM.
shingle bungalow. liv. rm. with firepl.
dining rm. equipped kit. incl. auto,
washer. Full bsmt. oil h.w.-h. 2-car
garage. nice lot, SI1,950. Terms.
LOUIS MILLER. Realtor UN. 2723.
ewes. UN. 1856.
DEFENSE HTS.-Five-rm. brick
bungalow with basement and stair
way to lge. attic; nice level lot; mr..
all conveniences: newly decorated,
ready to move in; assume q lge:
CT loan; asking S12,500. PRINCE
GEORGES REALTY CO., WA $3.50,
UN. 1855. -3
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HOUSES FOR sALE--Mp.
DISTRICT HEIGHTS
7Cnn nrT WOnn CIT

OPEN SUNDAY. III
stone and stucco bungalow consist
ing of 2 nice bedrms.. liv.-din. rm.
comb. equipped kit. and tile bath:
large, level lot completely fenced;
very conveniently located. Assume
AZ GI loan. Directions: Out Marl-
boro pike to District Hts. Turn
sharp U-turn at Gateway blvd. onto
county rd Follow direction signs.
T. D. BURGESS
1924 Penna. ave. s.e.. VI. 2S02 till 8.
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| HoUsES-sALE-VA. tcor,.)

AURORA HILLS-one of the most
handsome and very finest con-
structed homes in this exclusive
ec!ommunity. and it is priced to sell;
library. pow. rm;. 4 bedrms.. Q baths.
SRAnE Fl, EsF FEif EHiE1IP5l 81 9W 9W sslf sslf
BEVERLY HILLS - Charming det,
excel; closets, b,-i., garage; SUBJ
Eyas sSantial a.i fas5 @ @EeauiEed; priced 70 sell
PHIl1fPs, PHI, fPs oW. oW' 49s1ss 499sis' FRANK a s.
sedfns ,sesae sss5 lor RarofhiSS TshS
frame Cape Cod, 3 yrs. old. Full
6Snlt. with workshop and photo dark
cash and assume Ss Ss5o6 Rslq in $eS9e Seses
Call OWNER, FA. 1861. No agents.
FOR SALE BY owNER-so. Airing.
ton brick home. Entrance hall,
nrspiase, rm sa,pgea lge; lily; rm tull-size din.
tiled @ 6stbSS 6esa5SpeS Sns kif: bsdrms, cdr S 1 z
bsmt.; screened side porch, Oil oil h. - =
VIII. screens, storm windows. ga
rage, trees; near schools, churches,
shopping center, bus stop; good
oW eSRa ssPsi Psi'ed opsn to sell snr at SO 300:
occupancy Aug. 15. g
GI RESALE, S10,a5o; S1.75o down
vacant, yr.-old. 2-bedrm. bungalow;
expansible attic: immaculate condf-
ton. Assume $500 40 trust at
S46.72 mo. MONAHAN REALTY,
OF. 1000; ewes, OF. $500. 3
BUNGALOW. only 3 minutes to Pen
tagon; needs redecorating; has large
iot, 7oxl2O; conveniently arranEed
Tor apts.; only $3.50 cash, bal
ance on easy terms, 500 per mo.
II interested in rent paying for your
nome, you should see this one, PUR-
Wis REALTY CO., 533 So. 23rd st.,
Arlington, OF. 9557. -3
Si2.95O-MODERN 1-story year-old
nome, corner lot; 8 twin-sized bed
rms, wardrobe closets, eduipd kitch-
en-. radiant heat; 2 blocks from Fair
fax Court House. buses, schools and
shops. $1,000 cash. $50 per mo;
immediate possession Open Sat,
ana Sun; 3 to 6, 300 TIolbrook ave.
OW. 1857. q
GIs. $1,000 down, S35 per mo-, for
2-bedrm. home in Alex. All we can
Say Is, better hurry! HOME REALTY
SS0" Bsaltors, 1925 Pa. ave. NV.
NEAR DUNN LoRING, VA.-4-rm.
frame, full bsmt., fireplace in hv-
ing rm. Chain-link fence surround
Ing one-half acre. On paved road
and buSline. Also Arm. equipped cot
tage in rear can be rented. Moder-
ately priced at Sl4.95O. owner
wants quick sale. must 20 to Fla.
SEE-US FIRST REAL ESTATE CO.,
FOR sALE@3 Loo3i bedrnE 1,v
rn1;, kit. and bath Terms: $4,000
casn: assume payments S66. 8
blocks from Court House. r, s.
BURGESS. 305 Holbrook ave, Fair
4 LGE ROOMS and bath frame. full
6smt,; 81 front feet, l mi. Of PEN
Lagon; corv. transp. OF. 94S5 or
OF. 9069.
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$11,7OO

$11,700
Attractive semidetached brick
and shingle home consisting
OF liv rm;, din. rm., fully
lovely bedrms. and attractive
tiled bath on 2nd d.: full
bsmt. with gas h.-w.h.; auto,
hot water: yard completely re-
done by present owner with
lovely stone outside fireplace
and barbecue pit. Now. don't
take TAX. our word for ,it-bring
see for yourself what we claim
Is the best buy Of the week
for only S11. 700; substantial
dn. pymt.. bal. in low mo.
pymts. For further Informs
ton, call
Al. 6644 TIE. 734;
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HAMPSHIRE KNOLLS
HYATTSVILLE

EVANSVILLE BUNGALOW
This property is in perfect condition
with modern bath and dream kitch-
en-. in addition to 3 bedrooms; nv-
ing room. dining room, full base
ment. oil h.-w.h.. 2 porches; Anchor
fenced-in lot. j. EVERETT ROBERT
SON. WA 1890 WA, 4779 -3
Evening star., 1951-03-27
Mrs. Knouf Ordered Back to Ellis Island Pending Deportation

denied the accusations, explaining
her visits (Which she numbered
at three) to the Czech mission
as trips to renew her passport.
In a final statement to the
Iaoard before its decision, she de-
clared:
Il have never and will never
knowingly break the law of Coo
Or of any country.
Hatred of Dictatorships.
II detest dictatorship and vio-
lence, having seen them at work
in Europe. There I was eager tt
help whatever little I could do tx
win the last war. joined tht
Czech Red Cross and the Roya
Air Force in our-yours and my
fight against Hitler.
II would just as whole-hearted.
ly have joined this fight if Stalir
would have been declared the
enemy of freedom at that time.
Affidavits of former Army Off
Evening star., 1951-03-27

Curtain countries seek to buy en-
try visas to the United States fol
themselves by bringing statements
against other people, whether
these statements are true or not.
The husband disputed the testi-
mony of Maj. Kadane relative to
the DECIDING machine.
IT worked with Ellen in the
same Office at the time and I know
that she had no sense of me-
chanics whatever" he declared
so if she couldn't understand the
workings Of the.decoding machine
how could she describe it to some
body else?"
The hearing was marked by
frequent clashes involving Mr.
Feingold, whose attempts to qualify
witnesses against her was met
with sustained objections on the
ground of national security.
Throughout, at every oppor-
|tunity, Mrs. Knauff vehemently
Evening star., 1951-03-27

GERS were read into the record
many of them in high praise OF
her as reliable, trustworthy and
conscientious"
At one time Mrs. Knauff took
the stand again to declare, II have
never seen Maj. Kadane In my
life"
She also denied ever seeing OF
knowing another Government
witness, Anna Lavickova, who
testified she saw Mrs. Knauff in
the Czech mission. Both Maj
Kadane and Miss Lavickova de-
clined to answer some questions
on grounds Of personal security
and both testified they are under
sentence by Czech Communists.
Mario T. Noto represented the
Government in the case as exam
lining officer.
Evening star., 1951-03-27
Planes Spot Pooehers' Nets

KENORA, Ontario (AP). - All
patrols scouting for fishnets ir
illegal waters in the Kenora dis
trict have brought about confis-
cation of 80 nets.
Evening star., 1951-03-27
Revenue From Hawaii

HONOLULU.-Since incorpora-
|tion as a United States territory
in 1900, Hawaii has paid more
than 81 billion taxes to the Treas
Jury.
Evening star., 1951-03-27

of dietary bulk, do as this man
does. Eat an ounce (about u cup)
of tasty Kellogg ALL-BRAN daily,
drink plenty of water. If not CON-
pletely satisfied after 10 days, return
empty carton to Kellogg's, Battle
Creek, Mich. Get DOUBLE YOUR
MONEY BACKl. -~
Evening star., 1951-03-27

regularly. Now l feel
like a new mani"
Earl Noecker, 1884
Derry St., Harris
burg, Pa. Just one of
many unsolicited let
ters from ALL-BRAN
users. If you are
troubled with con-
ct;oo+iop d,,a Lack
Evening star., 1951-03-27
ADVERTISEMENT,
ADVERTISEMENT.
FEELS s'NEW AGAIN"
IRREGULARiTY GOMEZ

''For years l had taken pills and
harsh laxatives for constipation.
Then started to eat ALL-BRAN
Evening star., 1951-03-27
1851 MERCURY
With OvERDR|VE
is DECLARED
ECONOMY CAR
OF ITS CLASS


SA Proving its poundfor-pound gasoline economy this
aaN@8aa stock Mercury scored 59868 ton-mie
SMMaMM fomane grueling 840-nle out
aMA#MMM by the American Automobile Association.
MNMM@MN OF weather and road condtion-7OOO-oo
ne-rdden mountain .sweterng
@8@a@MM roads Of Death Valeyput the to the
SM8MsM still, the 1851 Mercury delivered the besto
#s@MMMM mile gasoline it's class
M#@SMMM That's something consider thinking
#@@MM about buying 1851 It's good o
@sMa#MMMM 1851 Mercury money of
AA@&@@M day-to-day for years matter
where drive it!
AS If this amazing weren't enough Mercury
w also offers styling that's than
New riding comfort that's designed to
smoother ride longer New value that
passed by the road today
Once again the facts have proved 1.-THE
Mercury is "he buy Of lJe'' So better drop at
showroom and the complete
the d1mo Mercury
ransmsso MacO the ampe
Toh-O
Ovedrve also aenteae
andar transmission
big eiMGonh with
evening" o
MooREDAY MOTORS INC MONTGOMERY STUBS MOTORS. INC.
44OO Connecticut Avenue NV 1900 West Highway
Washington D. OR. $500 Spring. Maryland Shepherd 804O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-14

Here's an unheord Of sole event to celebrate
~ Ais 18th Anniversary! Buy ~. Rodio
or appliance and get second appliance for just
ST more-2 BRAND-NEW APPLIANCES FOR
THE PRICE OF ONE PLUS ONE DOLLAR. Here's
how Il works: Pick out Tv set on the floor at
the resuIor list price; then from the list Of op-
pIionees on the sign on top the set, choose re-
friserotor or other appliance for just 81 more!
Or pick out refrigerator at the list price, then,
get your choice Of q Televsion set or other ap-
ponee listed on the sign on top the refrigerator.
and pay only 81 extra. Thot's the way it works
on all appliances in the store; with every appIi-
once, there's second appliance that costs you
only ST odditionol. Everything is brond-new.
there are hundreds Of values, oil are Brand
merchandise Sale that mokes History in
Washington!
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-02-21
LEGION BALL
TO Be TALKED
FRIDAY NIGHT

The American legion post here
will meet at the hut at 7:30 Fri
day night to discuss whether or
not there will be a Tabor City
entry in Junior Legion baseball
this season.
Commander Billy Dorman said
this week that the baseball pro-
gram is just around the corner
and that the time to discuss the
program is now. He asked that
all local persons interested in the
baseball program turn out for
this meeting and help make the
plans for the summer.
He also emphasized an invita-
.tion to all veterans in the area
to attend whether or not they
are members of the legion post.
I'VE also need to discuss the
selection if coach for the season
and need as many local legion
naries present to decide this is
sue as possible" Commander
Dorman said.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-02-21
Third Grades
Present p. T. A.
Monthly Program

The program "February's Chill
dren' was presented by the third
grade students of the Tabor City
School at the regular monthly
meeting Of the Parent Teachers
Association of the Tabor City
School on Tuesday evening.
About 80 children participated in
the program under the direction
of Mrs. Marguerite Smith, Mrs.
o. V. Hicks, Mrs. M. G. Sarvis,
Jr., and Miss Myrtle Bailey.
Mrs. Hicks third grade room
received the attendance award
for having the largest number of
parents and grandparents attend
ing the meeting.
Mrs. John Soles, Jr., president,
presided.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-02-21
Green Sea Circle
Holds Meeting

The Lila Watson Circle of the
Green Sea Baptist Church met
with Mrs. E. L. Floyd at 3 O'Clock
Wednesday afternoon.
The meeting opened with the
singing of the w. M. U. Hymn.
Miss Annie Watson gave the
devotional message. The program
"Y. w. A. Focus Week" was pre-
sented by Mrs. Grover William
son, Mrs. U. B. Strickland, Mrs
z. L. Buffkin and Mrs. H. l.
Lupo.
Mrs. Jack Watson, chairman
presided. Mrs. John r. Floyd
Mrs. Walter Graham and Mrs
j. D. Allen were welcomed as new
members.
Refreshments were served by
the hostess to Mrs. Ernest Hayes
Mrs. J. D. Allen, Mrs. H. L. Lupo
Mrs. C. A. Lupo, Mrs. Joe Ora,
ham, Mrs. Grover Williamson
Mrs. John r. Floyd, Mrs. Robert
HARRISON, Mrs. Walter Graham
Mrs. U. B. Strickland, Mrs. E. L.
Buffkin, Mrs. Jack Watson, Miss
Essie Derham and Miss Annie
Watson.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-02-21
Peay Issues Statement On Old School Building
NEGRO SCHOOL
IS ALLOTTED
Sll0,OO0

]. w. (Buck) Peay, local mem
Der of the Columbus county
Board of Education, this week
issued a statement regarding re
cent suggestions to the Rotary
club by School Principal c. H
Primer that the old high school
building here be renovated and
properly furnished with window
shades, lights and more adequate
heating.
Peay pointed out IN his state,
ment the construction of the new
high school, the gymnasium, ag'
riculture building and the paint,
ing and carpentry work which
was done in the old high, school
building last fall.
Also noteworthy in his state
ment was the fact that when con
tracts were let for the building
of the new gymnasium and agri.
culture building, it was under
stood by the Tabor City school
committee that funds were not
Immediately available for renova,
ton of the old high school build.
ing. The postponement of the
renovation was the only alterna,
tive because of the lack of addi
tional funds.
Peay also took exception to the
comparison with the Negro
school in Lumberton which stu
dents refused to enter severa,
years ago. Frankly, I cannot
agree that the implied suggestion
fits into the pattern of good
sound thinking on school mat
ters, and it seems regrettablt
such procedure should be USED
even for purposes of illustra
tion," he said.
Peay also disclosed that the
Tabor City Negro school, now
in poor condition with totally in
adequate sanitary conditions
had tentatively been allocatec
S11O,0O0.0O at the February
meeting OF the board.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-02-21

division horticulturist of N. c
State College, is scheduled tc
make the principal address al
the meeting. Covington is eX
pected to talk about the diseases
and insects that damage the yam
in this section and give some rec,
concentrations for overcoming
this problem.
Other extension division spe
cialists are also due to attend
the meeting and add their sug.
gestions.
Both Raper and the local buy
ers emphasized that this meeting
can do much for the sweet potato
industry in this area but that
unless all yam interests attend,
little can be expected in the way
of accomplishments.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-02-21
Many Yam Farmers
Expected To Attend
Meeting Here Tuesday
State College Specialists To
State College Specialists To
Discuss Crop Future

Local sweet potato buyers this
week emphasized the need fol
yam growers in this area to at,
tend big gathering of process
ors, buyers and growers at the
high school auditorium here next
Tuesday night, February q.
This meeting is OF great i'm.
portaince to every farmer who is
going to continue to grow vans
and everyone should make a spe-
rial effort to attend" Charles D.
Raper, county agent said this
week. The whole future of the
sweet potato crop will be discuss
ed. That future looks good at the
present time, and 1 know that
every farmer attending will be
glad he came and will profit
from the meeting"
Henry Covington, extension
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-02-21
Statement Of
JAMES w. (BUCK) PEAY
On
SCHOOL SITUATION

AS of the Columbus County Board of Education
representing this immediate primarily having deep
interest and for other sections justified
in making statement about the buildings equipment
in Tabor City
This prompted by impressions before
the Rotary Club by school executive Pnner
reference to school needs
AS beginning let keep what has taken place in
connection with buildings repairs
of 1948 the high school building completed cost Of
including furniture and equipment the plan
of the Board of Education the old
high school building into assrooms lunch room,
nomc department. Funds for this set aside with
work the project to during Summer of 1919 However,
February of 1949 had the misfortune loose
fire. and there demand to replace the gym and the
agriculture building to location
Funds not Immediately available for this purpose but
by careful planning and portion of State building funds
ton was able to let contract for new gymnasium and agriculture
building This procedure by the Tabor City school
committee with the understanding that the renovation of the
old high school building would have to be postponed The total
contract for the gymnasium and agriculture building ncud
ing furniture and equipment, amounts to SSO,42661.
Even while proceeding with the gymnasium and agricu
building the Board of Education recognized that something
would have to be done to the high school building temporary
basis pending complete renovation The staway repaired
afe pastering replaced where needed and all
assroos Railways painted
recall instructed by the county superintendent to find
inexpensive them installed The cost of
the shades to be taken of by the county.
addition the buildings boiler has been added
elementary building roof put the elementary
building high school building joint
project draining the school ground is underway and will be
completed rapidly possible.
the intention of the other
members of the Board of Education that lighting and
tary facilities be improved rapidly as possible
school of the first phase
couny million dollar school expansion and have
total modnzaon of the facilities of the school as OF
detectives the board Only at the last meeting
of Education held the night of February 5h 1851
approval given tentative plans for the erection OF buildings
Negro Negro Chadbourn Negro and Tabor
City Negro schools 1t estimated that with the present cost OF
construction the Tabor City Negro building will COST including
furniture and equipment, about S110O00OO.
To the following paragraph from press reports OF Mr. Pn
speech disturbing Pnner compared the building
which students refused to attend classes
years resulting in legal action against the schoos
trustees"
Frankly agree that the implied suggestion fits into
pattern thinking school matters and seems
regreabe be used for purposes OF
1t my hope developments in the Tapor
outlined above will to correct any wrong
which have resulted from the statements IN te
press to the needs of our schools.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-02-21
RECORDERS
COURT TRIES
% TUESDAY

~,-.~N. cases came up in Re
...s.rs Court Tuesday with tbs
.,.-r..,. OF drivers license
..,ry With a 800 fine plus cost
60 me stjffest sentence.
-. following cases were on
.as Docket:
rrawsoA Dew. possession OF
,,~.-ax paid wh;skey, SO and
,o.-. notice of appeal.
2sr,3mjn F. Bryant, public
.4,.,,rGieaaess. resisting arrest
Srf pgofane language. $50 fine
and eoS,>.
9r-s Mack. no operators Ii,
-.,,. SO line and costs, fine re-
n..,vj
2..a Mack. no operators Ii,
...~,. >25 and cost.
0..l>Un Thompson, vagrancy.
~7. PROS with leave.
g.el Watts. common nuisance
All; assault with a deadly wea-
non 225 and cost.
s~..s Watts. forcible trespass.
assault using profane and vul-
81, ,s.ZUaEe. S25 and cost.
While James. worthless check,
t9>,.
3,a.a, Turner Coleman. poss-
sss.on OF non-taX paid whiskey,
81 and cost.
Wes~cG Dew, public drunken,
ness, cast.
Oscar c. Gore. Jr., Illegal poss-
sss.5n. SO and cost.
Oscar c. Gore. ST., illegal poss-
s,>.gr. SO and cost.
Mao. Nelson Williamson, as
SAUL. cost.
howard Valentine. Jr., passing
.w9 stopped school buses, SIC
and coS,.
l..--...s Nc-E II SOOGt, llO ODet q
--.., .-anSe. S25 and cost.
Horace C,berc Thompson. Gri-
v.o- jvJnE. 500 and cost, and
license evoked according to law
Douglas Ward. public drunken
Tess cost.
LG,. 9abbin. no operators IL
-.c~a. So and cost.
Durham Wellington Mercer
-.CGG.-E. CJs,.
- Hill, possession Of tax-paid
wo.>hey with seal broken, cost.
7y-i Briscoe, drunk and dis
orderly &25 and cost.