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Restricted Delightful
Northwest Location

A house with personality,
furnished with individuality.
Immediate possession to ap-
proved persons: S425 month.
FIRST FLOOR consists of
living room 1Sx24, spacious
dining room. sun deck off liv-
ing room and dining room,
modern kitchen with disposal.
SECOND FLOOR: Contains
3 twin-size bedrooms and 2
baths.
GROUND FLOOR garden
leveD has den with firepl., and
book shelves; terrace of den.
Bedroom with complete bath,
plus servants lavatory; stor-
age attic. Lear attached ga
rage; gas hot-air heat.
Convenient to transporta-
tion, schools and shopping CEN
ter. Recently constructed: has
never been lived in due to
owners transfer. Call Miss
Dyer. EN-. 1928, Sundays and
ewes; DE. 4101. weekdays.
Frances Powell Hill
1908 Goth st. NV. DE. 4101.
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sHrRrJNcroN

JEFFERSON MANOR, nr. Alexandria.
5-rr1. semidet. brk. home, bsmt.,
back yard: immaculate cond.; avail.
immed.; 500 per mo. GL. 90I9.
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PRINTING BUSINESS-Well equipped
shop; two automatic presses, %
new small process machine; ne. To-
cation. Box COX. Star. II"
1872? CALVERT ST. NV. fnear 18th
rms, a baths. gas heat; $500 mo.
ME. 1871. I'll
MATERNITY SHOP in medical dis
trict-Excellent business with low
overhead; owner in hospital. will sac
KAPLAN, atty for owner, MA. l7I6.
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FA. 5777 or FA. 1893. %
1853 PARK RD.-Fine store or ONCE
with large 2-rm. apt; $110. Cali
MI. 1854 or DU. 9264 Ia
BEAUTY SALON, air cooled. fully
equipped, ready to operate; wonder
ful location; reasonable rent. Will
sacrifice Call AID 17l7
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American University Park

1924 ALBERMARLE ST. NV.
OPEN SUNDAY, , TO 5 PM
Frame BUNGALOW on level lot 6Ox1O .;
several fruit trees. nice shade and
shrubbery;. living room with open
fireplace. dining room. small kitch-
en-; bedrooms. den and bath on
lst n; needs redecorating Priced
reasonable at S13.950; S., 900 cash,
balance like rent.
NJ B. Weaver. Wo. 4944
MARSHALL j. WAPLE co.
1924 14th st. NV, DI. 3346
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DETACHED BRICK
First-Floor
Bedroom and Bath

OPEN FOR INSPECTION
SATURDAY, 2-6 PM.
SUNDAY. Ia PM.
First Offering Owner moving to
Florida. This exceptionally fine s.
bedroom, 2-bath det. brick home
In Coolidge High and Walter Reed
area.
1t is seldom that We fnd q home
this has for sale. Excellent shop
ping centers; best downtown trans
portation.
PROPERTY IN Al CONDITION
Priced to sell Substantial cash pay
ment required. Owner will take
back balance in one trust.
For appt, to see. call Mrs. William
son, ia. 1927.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE co.
1924 14th st. NV, D1. 3346
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SHOE REPAIR SHOP

OWNER MUST SELL DUE TO ILL
NESS. EXCELLENT LOCATION
REASONABLY PRICED. NO BRO
KERS. CALL TIE 1885.
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DUPONT CIRCLE AREA
Organization. professional group or
de luxe apartment developer would
find this location ideal Handsome
Semidetached brick English base
ment-type residence. containing in
rooms and 5 baths. Priced under
$4,000. Ewes. and sun, phone
Mrs. Carter, OR. 547S. L. T.
GRAVATTE. Realtor. 1878 K street
NV, MA. O753.
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SUPER DELICATESSEN
WITH BEER AND WINE LICENSE
Located in center of concentrated
large apt. house development; bust
ness can easily be increased by an
other y over present annual vol
ume, of approximately S1S0,O0O
yearlyi
PRICE, $4,000. TERMS,
Call Mr.. William Kagan! Or in
evenings. IA. 2-2239!
THE BRANT COMPANY
Rhodes at Wilson Blvd. ia. 4.I6nO.
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AMER. u. PARK AREA

aINEn. ". TAnh AREA
1926 Western Avenue.
This center hall. brick Colonial is
located on q generous corner lot In
this extremely popular community.
Among its many attractive features
are 3 good-sized bedrms., an in
closed porch for recreation. a COM
Portable liv. rm. with firepl. Price,
S26,500. Open Sun. 1-5 pm.
OLIVER T. CARR
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HOUSES FOR sALE-h.W.

CLEVELAND PARK
Detached brick. In perfect condition.
3 bedrooms and 2 baths; den, rec
reation room; fine interior detail
work throughout. Call Miss Alex
ends. or. O9s8.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
1417 x Street NV. liz
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POOKS HILL
BETHESDA. MARYLAND

BETHESDA. MARYLAND
Just beyond the Naval Hospital
on Wisconsin Avenue
. bedrooms, baths. living room.
dining room and kitchen --- S267 so
Two bedrooms. > baths, living room,
dining room and kitchen - S242.5 so
One bedroom, living room. dinette.
kitchen and bath h--S117.b 80
COURTESY
BUS SERVICE &
Features include secretarial. switch
board, utilities. three elevators. car
peted corridors. delivery service. two
large parking areas. Storage space
on each floor; roof garden; resident
manager on premises.
MASTER TV ANTENNA AVAILABLE
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Why pay for good will
Buy this property and create your
own good will. 3112 11th st. NV,
store and bsmt. Suitable any type
business. Priced reas. To inspect call
ME. 0095. COMET REALTY CO.,
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

ATTY.'S FAMILY need 3-bedrm. fur
nished house, apt. NV. section. April
UNFURN. HOUSE. or 4 bedrooms,
IN eses cheSy eas eeSsse st Fl R1wa1s pf room
lease; excellent financial and per-
sonal refs. with best Of care and
maintenance assured property: pos
NsSm Ssssion ,y.pp By April !. Wo; 33ao. 10
tqrai tqrn banga' p, p G.; (. quiet q ssduity;
Up To $3.50 for detached. farn.,
2,bedrm. bungalow in Arlington,
Snsvy r.snane,nfn cnase Or nn; NV. area l,yr
baby. Tel. IT. BURNELI. cH. "s ss4s.
TWO OR THREE bedrooms, furnished
or unfurnished; reasonable. excellent
care guaranteed; Nat, Bur. Standard
9smpl9yee' afss April l. lease. Box H.
ExEcuTTIvE desires furn. or unfurn. S
4 or 8 bedrm., 2-bath, well-ap-
pointed home; will offer ample as
surance Of care; highest refs: ap-
RTscHs RsSS s4GS sx PEI iae0 no. or cil5 a. g. o7o5 g.
BRITISH NAVAL OFFICER REQUIRES
by the 18th Of April, furnished house,
with three or four bedrooms, two
ssraen yr esse PORCH Sos fnas say
UNFftujRNrsHED HOUSE, reasonable
rent: Md. suburbs preferred; refer
ences. Ii. 4-324o. from S to pm.
Two-APARTMENT HOUSE or four
bedroom, two-bath house; yard.
coNGRsssaAN con Sssss and wife. without nt
children, desire to lease exception
ally nice. small furnished home in
sssFsss ns l0sstI0a W ass5 Excellent
ABOVE AVERAGE furnished house
with grounds. by engineer who is
able and interested in giving owner
Ike care to property. EX. 1852.
RENTAL HOUSES NEEDED
nearby Maryland or NV. b. c.:
prompt results: finest cliental; free
aappraisels. PERRY HAY CO.. 81.
NEED several furn. 8 and 4-bedroom
homes for ofIlcer clients Of. both
DAVID r. NIMMERA
COMPLETE REAL ESTATE SERVICE
For VA. D, c. AND MD.
luS ~. FatrlcK st., Alex, Va.
OV. 6413. AL. 1925; Ewes, TIE. 0504.
NEED several furn. 8 and 4-bedrcom
homes for. ofilcer clients OF both
foreign and American armed forces,
DAVID r. NIMMER
COMPLETE REAL ESTATE SERVICE
FOR VA. D. c. AND MD.
10S N. Patrick St, Alex. Va.
OV. 6413. AL. 1925: Ewes, TIE. O504.
CoLORED-COUPLE. 2 CHILDREN.
desires 5-room house or 3-bedrm.
COLoRED-TWO LADIES, Govt. en-
ployed, desires partly furnished
house by April /, 1851. Ii. 7-3793.
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BETHESDA

1900 Sleaford rd.-Very attractive.
det.. 2-story, corner brick, vacant;
nr. public, and parochial schools.
bedrms. and bath with shower at
tachment, screened porch. lge. lot;
fine for children. Very reas priced
at S19.95O with 1st trust of S14,-
600. Open for insp. 1-5 Sat. and
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American University Park
NEW LISTING
Attractive Diet. brick, liv. rm. with
firepl., din, rm. powder rm.. modern
fenced back yard. Few blks. from
parochial and public schools. Ideal
Hs1s9sen I9satl9n for EN- chd5en ad5 o- Sn ,sES Ms
D. A. HANES CO., INC.
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ALAsKA AVE- NV

ALA5kA AVE. NV.
Near Walter Reed Hospital and con-
venient Shepherd Park. Brick Co.
lonial-type house with 2-car garage.
Built by physician for a combined
residence and off1ce. Attractively To-
session on date OF settlement. House
is in excellent condition. Shown by
appointment only. Call Mr.. FurIow.
with RANDALL H. HAGNER q CO .,
INC. 1921 Conn. ave. NV. DE.
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HOUSES FOR SALINE.

WOODBRIDGE, owner reduced So. 900:
5 bedrms.; gas heat, 2620 Rhode
WoobRiDGEMDet 6lohf az HH Sricf hSos with iarg.
yard, 8 rms, bath. finished rec; rm..
full ATTIC. A real buy at S16.950.
on excellent terms. ALDRE. INC,
LU. 4-0747; ewes. LU. 4-542O.
WOODBRIDGE. 2112 Shepherd St
Brick Cape Cod with white picket
fence. Attached gar; nice screened
porch; liv. rm.. din. rm., kit, Q
bedrms. and bath upstairs. Maids
rm. and "a bath in bsmt. OIL heat.
Price, $15,500. Call OWNER, MI.
5000 BLOCK 18th PL. N.E.-De-
tached brick, rooms, modern tile
bath: club room in basement; ex-
cellent condition. Mr.. Martufi, LA.
6-7S45. MARSHALL j. WAPLE Co,
1924 14th St. NV, DI. 3346. III
NEWLY DEVELOPED NE. SECTION,
three-year-old brick semidetached
house; assume CT loan. UN. S13l.
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2807 36th PLACE NV,
For rent furnished six months, be-
ginning April 10; charming, cool,
white clapboard house near Mass ave
and British Embassy. Adequate for
entertaining without upkeep Of large
house, Owner requires small discrim-
mating family; house in beautiful
conofdtion; 1865 monthly. Call WO,
oS0T or DIT 1o24 its
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BURLEITH

OWNER LEAVING CITY
One of the most attractive semide-
tached brick houses in this popular
and convenient area. House at
tached at back which affords con-
ventional first floor plan of living
rm., depth of house on right Of
entrance hall: din. rm. and kit. on
left. opening onto porch overlooking
walled paved garden: 3 bedrooms,
bath and porch on end; detached
garage. large yard entirely fenced
For further information and ap-
nnintment to see call
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$4,000 CASH

S4,UUU CASH
100xl50 gas station site; Greenbelt
rd, W. w. LEWIS, Broker, SH. 0440;
ewes. TO. 6568.
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PKG. LIQUORS. GROC,

PKG. LIQUORS, GROC.
Small small town in Mo, Just go miles
couple who want to retire: averaging
$1,000 weekly gross sales; $IOO
weekly profit from legal slot ma
chimes; rent only $125, with 5-year
lease. Guarantees not less than
$4,000 in stock. including liquors,
Balance to suit purchaser. A real
money maker. Trial given before
purchase. Call MR.. PASTOR now.
LANE PASTOR, EX. 1855
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RARE OPPORTUNITY
location, suitable for ap-
parel shop. bakery. hardware, florist,
Jewelry or valet; . newly remodeled
stores now available. in established
business block: Capitol Heights. Md,
lust over D. c. line; 1S ft. by 80 It.
able rentals for responsible tenants.
Sidney z. Mensh & Co.
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BLAIR RID.
1st commercial property, 65 by about
goo feet. improved by an older
house. suitable for many business
purposes and convertible to others.
Please call MRS. CUSHARD. WI.
5S65 or OR. 1899. -12
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES remod-
eled house with income. Two nice
apts.. maids quarters, south gar
den. 3416 r st.
OPEN SUNDAY. 2 TILL 5
Cali Mrs. Garland. Ho. 1890. or
DE. 1877. j. C. CHATEL. 1924
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1890 CLEVELAND AVE.
OPEN SUNDAY 2 TO 5
Attractive detached corner house on
llandscaped lot; g rms. u Hollywood
baths, modern XII. built in garage
oil heat; nice cond.: rent S1s4.4S.
WAGGAMAN- -BRAWNER
LOO Eve 81 n Me 2SHn Ii
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GEORGETOWN

MANOR PARK
NEAR 4th & PEABODY
Moderately priced. spacious senidet.
home. Liv. rm., din. rm.. equipped
kit. 3 bedrms. and bath; full bsmt..
gas h.-w.h.. Q inclosed porches;
large yard. Det gar. conv. to
schools and transp. Call Mr.. Bow
CAMPANELLA & CO.
Elk. Alb. Ewes. AID. 4947. 10
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Silver Spring Restaurant
BEER AND WINE
Fully equip. air-conditioned, money
maker, unusual opportunity to ex-
pand business. Reasonably priced.
on terms. SH. 1oIl It'll .9 pm.
YOUNG & BOWERS CO.
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w. B. WRIGHT
EN-. $500

EN-. $500
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
OPEN SUNDAY, ! TO S
1921 JENIFER ST. NV.
Unusual and interesting floor plan,
3 bedrms. and nursery, large corner
lot.
THOS. L. PHILLIPS
3420 Conn. Ave. Wo. 1000.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
4 BEDRMS. AND 2 BATHS
5312 18th ST. NV.
OPEN SAT. AND SUN, l TO 5
A substantial brick home, suitable for
large family in immaculate condi.
tion, having Just been newly redec-
GRATED inside and out, finished 3rd
floor with bath, h:-w.h.. garage,
modern kit, immediate possession,
in desirable Chevy Chase location:
excellent financing. Call Or 344O
day or evening. See representative
on premises.
From Conn. ave, east on Military I'd.
to 2Sth St. right / blk. to house.
or from 18th ST.. west through Park
on. Military rd. to 2Sth St, left
! blk
j. NELSON HUGHES
III
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BETHESDA AREA. 9506 Novel; drive.
detached brick, about two years
old; 3 bedrooms and bath with
shower on 2nd floor; large liv. rm.-
&C. heat. No objection to children.
Key at 950S NOVEL;. Rent. $40
month. Directions: out Old George
town road past Suburban Hospital
TO Ryland dr., left to Milstead dr.,
10Th ST. NV Ma 2ln0 I'll
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5 ROOMS. BATH. In nearby Mary
land; near schools and stores; gas
heat: rent. Sl25 per month. 3. F.
SAUL CO, 925 18th st. NV. MA.
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MOTHER HUBBARD's CHICKEN BOZ

4lS9 MINI. ave. n.e.-Priced for
quick sale; may be seen by appt.
Call vi. 1881; no reasonable offer
refused Ill
colored trade; 5ia-year lease; 81 800
complete. OWNER. sol o st. NV.
IDEAL MARKET, fully equip; good
lease; $1,000. Phone VI. $3.50 or
SODA FOUNTAIN CONCESSION in
Silver Spring: modern drugstore;
ACKNOWLEDGMENT ideal for q married
couple; references. Call SH. 5149.
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DECENTRALIZATION opportunity
to obtain a good paying business at
q bargain. Beer and wine; excel
Silver Spring location. SH. 1011
until 8 pm.
YOUNG g. BOWERS CO.
COLMAR MANOR
Sporting goods and hobby shop with
other bldgs. Call Mr.. Bates, COX g.
CO.. I1N 1hoR
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-04-18


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w.
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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-04-18
Garden Time

TIE crop that you produce will
be no better than the seed that
YOU olant. Use only the best you
can get.
Failure OF :, = - terminate
when planted is not always due
to low viability. Often when seeds
especially beans and corn-are
planted in wet and cold soil they
will rot in the ground. even if
theX have passed a good germi-
nation test. Also. terminating
seeds may be killed when they
come into direct contact with
strong chemical fertilizers. Be
very careful in applying concen-
trated fertilizer. Do not allow
them to come into contact with
the seeds.
1t is now safe to plant all warm
season crops in eastern and CEN
trail North Carolina-such crops
as beans. cucumbers. muskme!-
ons. watermelons. oira. tomatoes.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-04-18

peppers and elephants. Collard
seed may be soWn for an early
crop. but the best collards are
produced when seed are sown in
July and August. Have you tried
the Hanover" tollard? I'll be
glad to send a few seed on re
quest.
Some gardeners believe that
cucumbers and muskmelons wi,
cross if planted near each other
and that melons will taste like
,-'cc,.,l,.her! This is a mistaken
idea. Cucumbers AID muskmel,
ons will not cross in the field and
if the melon is tasteless, it is due
to too much rain at ripenine
time or to soil conditions. Differ.
ent varieties Of muskmelons will
cross each other but will not af
feet this years crop-only next
years crop if you save your own
seed.
If you plant yellow and white
sweet corn varieties near each
other the resulting cross viii
show up in the present season,
and you will have a mixture OF
white and yellow kernels on the
same ear.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-04-18
New Student Council
Installed At Coker

Hartsville-Coker college has
new slate of student government
leaders.
Installed with traditional cere
mony last week, the 1852 stu
dent council has taken over lead
ership of the student body from
the 195O-51 council. The Is girls
on the new council will serve 3
customary apprenticeship i
their next years roles during the
rest of the present session.
Five student government Off
GERS head the council. Barbara
Spears of Lamar is president OF
the Student Government 2ssGcia
ton; Flora Collins of Mullins -
vice president; Toula L"t,o :
Charleston, End vice prc-idc'-c,@
Margaret Hewitt Of Florence. sec
tary; and Martha Sue G2niec
Of Central, treasurer. Miss Spc2"~
and Miss Collins are rising sen
iors. The other three are rising
juniors.
Additional members of the
1852 student council include
cricket Blackburn of Loris, presi'
dent of the rising senior class
and Central dormitory and Beth
Farrior Of Route 2, Fairmont
N. C.
En- officio members: Nancy
Altman of Route 1, Gal;vants
Ferry, president of the risin,
class.
Student government officer
the house president of Memoria
and the Athletic and Christian
association presidents were EJECT
ed by the student body earlier IN
the year. The other members o
the council have just been named
to their class and organization
posts.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-04-18
Soles Has Cow
That Produces
Ton A Month

Tate c. Soles, route 1, Claren.
don, who owns the Tobaccoade
Dairy Farm, has a cow named
Pet who has produced 1888
pounds of milk during the past
four months, an average of bet
ter than a ton of milk each
month.
Mr.. Soles herd of 20 COWS gave
a total of 14,O87 pounds of milk
during the month of March.
Seven out of the 143 milking
COWS in six herds in Columbus
county that are on official DHIA
test, produced over a ton of milk
each during March. The seven,
including Pet, produced 5000
pounds of milk and 461 pounds
of butterfat.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-04-18

and two smaller pieces, one for each
end. When screwed together, the lumber
forms an inverted u covering the upper
framework of the window.
To this framework nail or screw the
cardboard which has been cut to the
width of the window framework and,
perhaps, given a simple design treat
ment on the lower or upper edge. Fix
lures to hold the curtain rod are readily
obtainable and should be fastened inside
the end pieces of wood.
The cornice may be pleasingly deco
rated in harmony with the draperies,
background, or floor covering. Use a
prime coat of paint and two finishing
coats. If desired, the cornice may be
decorated with wallpaper or decalco.
manias.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-04-18
No February
Highway Deaths
In Horny County

Fifty people were killed and
384 injured in a total of 1106 &C.
cidents on South Carolina high.
ways during February, Chief
Commissioner Claude r. McMil.
Ian of the State Highway Depart.
ment reported today.
Horny county had no deaths
and 7 injuries.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-04-18

A senior at Dobson High
School, Surry County, has hit on
a novel idea to make spending
money in MS spare time. The stu
dent, Charles Bingham, will cut
and sell lockwood timber, which
is now in good demand.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-04-18
Use Masonite for COrnice

ITO add professional decorators touch
L to windows in which draw draperies,
side draperies, ruffled or tailored cur
tains are used, install made-at-home cor
nices. In their construction, use one-inch
lumber and Masonite one-eighth inch
cardboard.
Depending on the size of the windows
and the desired depth of the cornice, cut
The lumber into one long piece reach
ing the width of the window casing
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-04-18

All of North Cardinals 100
counties except 10 are now organ.
lied in soil conservation districts.
Evening star., 1951-04-12
|Rume|y Contempt Trial
Awaits Jury Selection

A jury was being selected today
in District Court for the contempt
of Congress trial of DR.. Edward
A. Rumely, executive secretary OF
the Committee for Constitutional
Government, Inc. The selection
of the jury began shortly before
noon and was scheduled to be
completed after luncheon.
DR.. Rumely is accused of refus-
| ing to produce records before the
House Committee on Lobbying
Activities, listing persons from
whom his organization has re-
ceived funds.
AS the trial convened, it was
announced that the prosecution
has abandoned five of eight counts
in the indictment.
The counts on which he will
be tried are:
/. That he refused last June be-
fore the House committee to pro-
|duce records containing the names
and addresses of persons from
whom his organization had re-
ceived more than $1,000 "for any
purpose, over a period of more
than 10 years.
2. That he failed to furnish the
House committee names of per-
|sonS from whom more than $500
had been received.
8. That he refused to give the
name of a Toledo woman who
allegedly gave him $4,000 for dis
Itribution of a book.
Evening star., 1951-04-12
Truman Hanged in Effig)
AT California CcIIeoe
By the Associated Press

SAN GABRIEL, Calf, April II
President Truman was hanged
in efflgy here yesterday in protest
to his firing of Gen. Macarthur
A dummy was found dangling
from f1agpole in front of the
San Gabriel College of Medical
Technicians. A card attached tc
the dummy labeled it Harry S
Truman"
Evening star., 1951-04-12
IModrigoI Concert Set
lin Arlington Tomorrow

The Washington-Lee Choir and
the Arlington High Schools Mad
rigal Singers will present their an
nual concert at $3.50 pm. tomor-
row in the school.
Both the 105-voice choir and the
Madrigal group of IL boys and
girls have appeared often in con-
certs here and in other cities. The
choir this year will be directed
by Florence Booker, while Eleanor
Crist is student leader of the
Madrigal Singers.
Evening star., 1951-04-12
! BIoodmobiIe to Visit
IArIinqton on Monduy

The Red Cross Bloodmobile will
be in Arlington from 10 am. to
4 pm. Monday to receive donors.
The Bloodmobile's permanent sta
ton in Arlington is at the parish
hall of st. Georges Episcopal
Church, 908 North Nelson street.
Mondays Bloodmobile visit will
be sponsored by the auxiliaries of
the County Medical Society and
the Arlington Hospital.
Evening star., 1951-04-12
Revenue From Auto Taxes, Fees Increase $500, ,1So

Washington automobile owners
paid $639,189 more in taxes and
fees for their cars last month
than they did in March, 1850.
The Office of the District Auditor
reported that automobile personal
taxes totaled $2,718,474 last month,
as against $2,16S,909 in March,
1850. Registration fees amounted
Evening star., 1951-04-12

! L owson SOTO, red.
w O S 264. so. N o W
2ll.o0
! Armless loveseot, red.
Was $500. Now
10000
Snack toble, mohog-
any. Was 27.OO. Now
1895
! End Toble, mahogany
veneer. Wos IS. 90.
Now --------29.95
Lamp toble, mohoe-
any veneer. Was 27. 90.
Now 1895
! Drum tobIe, mohoq-
any. Was 5000. Now
$500
Evening star., 1951-04-12
2Ooo REDUCTIONS
on floor sample chairs and sofas

| Wing chair, heirloom
m O p e. Was 1871, 90.
Now fo4.75
! Bench, heirloom mo-
pie. Was 24.OO. Now
1900
! 3-piece S eetiono e O !
SOTO, or e e n. Was
90. Now 268.0o
! 3-piece seetio n oil
SOTO, red. Wos $1,000.
Now 256. 90
| Semi-modern SOTO,
eroy. Was $50. so.
Now -------224.00
Evening star., 1951-04-12

to 81, ,450, ,407, against $1,364, ,237.50
in March, 1850.
Automobile inspection fees in
creased from $144,057 in March,
1850 to $147 ,492 this March. The
fee for inspection is 81 on each
car.
The total from personal tax, re-
gistration and inspection this
March was $4,316,393 as against
$3,677 ,204.
Evening star., 1951-04-12

When a roosting wild turkey is
attacked by a horned owl, it will
duck it's head and flip its tail over
it's back. This often causes the
owl to slip off, allowing the turkey
time to dive to safety.
Evening star., 1951-04-12
500 SUMMER RUGS REDUCED

Choose from distinctive DeIpIoid fibre
rugs, ready to give you long, hard
weor. Right ot the start Of the SEQ
son you'll hove yours and subston-
tiaI sowing, too. Rose. blue, brown
and eToy in group.