davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEVROLET. '46. s4-ton pickup. re-
conditioned. Ready for work, S645;
ton pickup; 10 Ford. E-ton pick
up; 40 Studebaker, ia-ton pickup;
~ Ford. sedan delivery 30 G.M.C
CHASE ilS5f; MoToR RnD coi othefi INC. chhs5 4a5
Wis. ave. OIL 6100 lie
CHEVROLET. 'iS, Teton stake
body: Loadmaster; perfect condition
S1,Q50. 10. S-1193. II
CHEVROLET 40 2-ton panel: Hike
new; 5000, OWNER, sH. 1928. 3
CHEVROLET la46 ra-ton panel; low
mileaee: excellent cond. fuliv enar
antned: SAa5 MA 643h
DODGE 1a47 :-ton Aft. van body
fine condition throughout. SHERIFF.
MOTOR CO.: 900 r: l. ave. ne. -
cab and chassis, a-speed rear axle
Stored more than used and like new
SSsa5 ToRREY MOTOR 20, ia37
DODGE lo46 lh-ton STAKE: with n.y.
es esapliS pR1of !it at sats n T. b5oi excel ooad
FORD 1i2-ton panel van; 4-speed
trans. good cond.; no Ieas. Offer
refused SH. 1867 after 10 am. "a
FORlI 1919 Fo 2-ton dump truck.
excel. cond. throushout; 81 900. Call
Mr.; HARRIS, RA. 1857. or Ho.
FORD 1850 Fs dump truck, excel.
cond.: 6 new tires, FS brakes
Sl'I5o. 81 z0 cail saad MR.. HARRIS. RA. ssS7'
FoR6 Has.,.as 4s sons3P,oB g-s cs express s.
DODGE 1943 24-ton military carry
all: S2T5. VI, ZOO, Ext 1902.
2319 Skyland pl. Sc. near 25th and
sTTpEBAKERR0 4, ,,ls4e ta-ton pick up:
ssott's Scot 6.I's place at churchton. Nd,
iGMC is-ton package delivery: runs
good. looks good; S245. SHERIFF
MOT lMsNoToR CO. CO 200 R. !. ave; ne. -
INTERNATIONAL 1941 panel s4-ton
truck with all-metal body; new con-
dition: $3.50 or best offer. See ACE
at Tydol station, r. I, ave, & New,
INTERNATIoN.L 1910 h-ton panel;
GNC 1871 HcRA-64a tractor. ia. .00d
miles, new tires and new guarantee
SHERIFF MOTOR CO.. 900 r.. ].
fffi His 1s4s 1-ton; dual tires
Oft, box body; excellent condition
throughout, SHERIFF MOTOR Co,
300 r. l. ave. ne 3
FEDERAL 1941 tractor! military type
COE. 4-wheel drive. 520-inch engine,
excellent condition; S4S5 SHERIFF
MOTOR CO. 900 r. I. ave. NE
GMC 1850 HCRA-522 tractor: 0.O0x
20 tires Full air; fine condition
SHERIFF MOTOR CO.. 900 r.. I.
ave. ne. 20
194s panel delivery.
r. and h.; Al condition; excep-
tionally clean; S695. ROYAL. Mo
TORS. INC, Chrysler-Pl Plymouth
4l00 Georgia ave. n.wn ia. 1900.
INTERNATIONAL 1850 dump truck; /;
l947 Dodge Both in good condition.
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GARAGES

PRE-CUT ALUM. and wooden ga
RACES. ana utility bldgs, l0es. down
e,, ga In 80 mo ! car l2xeG S 9 #.
delivered S519: . car 20x2O it..
delivered S703 Put them I'D your.
self or we will erect them open
daily Sat and SIN drive ont and
look over sample bldg BERKEY
PPRoPERTiES PFC T. INC: phon. 33@ eadc Lee
210 st NV
story 20x2n brick bldg Not BILE
for cars. $40 per month as is. DE
Fi697. II
for rent; suitable for stor-
age TIA 0690 II
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BAHAMA VIEW"
PREVIEW SHOWING

OOALLlAANIl1b vi
YEAR-ROUND HOME
ONLY S6 9q5. TERMS
Large liv.. rm. picture window
Fully equip. kitch. -dinette area
Full bath. tub and shower
Two bedrooms. closets In each
Oil heat--utility room
Large lot--beach privilege
Committing distance to D C.
To reach: Drive to Deale. MARYLAND
continue to Thomas Lumber Co.
left 200 it., right to homes. or cal
West River 6144.
Max C. Schwartz, ia. $500
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VACATION PLACES

OCEAN. CITY. MD.--Lee. apt. S55
Sept, 1; block ocean: sleeps s; eler
kit. knotty-pine interior. LA. $500
NORMANDY APIS. ocean city. Md
De luxe ocean front unit, Reducec
rates after Sept. eth. Gil. 0652.
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PONDER COVE
26 Miles n O.

of 2nd section. lst
section sold out; wooded sites over i,
acre, 15x100; boat harbor. beach
pier: ideal for children; from S395.
tral ave. (Route 2l4l to Mayo I'd
continue on Mayo rd. TO Ponder
Cove sign. right to beach. Agent on
premises. Emerson 4T96
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60 Acres, Chesapeake Bay
DiSnerSal Sale

W ACICo, OlICSd peal nc Day
Dispersal Sale
Calvert Co. opportunity to secure
a section of the 1,S0g-ft. beach
shore in the Cove PIT. area Property
lends itself to a diversity OF selec-
tion, the break down includes 3
houses unimproved wooded land
from 9 to 22 acres in extent, a
marsh indentation that with the
Eddie Bast method of inexpensive
dredging and maintenance can pro-
vide secure anchorage. OF special
interest is 60ee completed, fire.
proof, arranged for . families. home
has two 20 by 40 living rooms, ,
baths and shower, 1st floor: flag
stone floors, the material to COM
plete is on the ground; has Soft.
elevation, commands fine marine
view Can be purchased as is or COM
pleted, with the desired acreage and
beach frontage. 2nd house, rock
wool insulated frame, 1Sx24 livinP
room has fireplace, bath, bedroom,
modern kitchen, 12x24 porch. This
house is to be. moved to-. a new
location. 3rd house, small guest
house, has Law. and electricity; ap-
proximately 2 acres. Both have ac-
arranged. THEODORE F, MENK
927 18th st. NV. Ex. 2740. TIC
mons Island, at Bertha, left or
No. 497, 2la miles to the McCauley
mail box on right, follow private
road to shore. owner on property
cnI and Tohnr
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LoTs 8 ACREAGE WANTED

LEVEL LOT, conv to transp.; well
located: for moderately priced home.
Call KI. S-5572. -
ACREAGE wanted for DEVELOPMENT in
Arlington or close-in Brokers
invited la H-066&
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MOTORCYCLES
AUToMoTlvE MISCELLANEOUS

CHASSIS. 40 Chevrolet motor, guar
enfeed; Al rcar trans; peri. shape
SI52. WI. $3.50. -
2 DIAMETRIC PRECISION wheel bal
ancing machines. 2l5 Pa. ave. Sc.
TR S347 --3
PLYMOUTH '3s PARTS. cheap; rear
end. transmission, radiator, etc. Also
%
PACKARD 120 engine for boat or
car. completely manufactured by
Phelps Roberts Corp $3.50 or best
offer. Call ED WHITE at OV 0350;
ewes. CHI. 0093. Il
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BOATS

FISHING PARTIEs-chesapeake Bay.
E; ReSsrv ~, CAPT KING. VA 4is2.
assem,fhle, :. and save half 10 #. II
kIne !" gGLroS T IN Sos 4 maiRs Rsdsss sas .,s :
ALoHaW4o-tt trunk cabin cruiser;
excellent condition, Chrysler Royai
Marine engine, 141 h.p, 9 hunks
innsrsnr,ng mattresses: can be seen
vi Vine Md Or eaii ahcHp III 9AEp 9aso Gales
RCA, direction finder. Ar S711-12V
cost: Mills CO. Ma. 5000 De-s" Ms
f5-FT; MAHOGANY decked outboard
runaooat, seats 81: all accessories;
Sif Sff esFs onsf ft ca HissaEsE Fa gaa5 5dinshy M
l6E-FT. CHRIS-CRAFT runabout. g
#. beam. 50-h.p. Evinrude motor,
iust overhauled complete. New bat
terry light. cover, horn. etc. Origi-
nal cost $1,000; will sell for best
ottsr, enc MR R1. Raai a225i oV. 16oo' TIE. 5o93.
RALEIGH o0-ft. aux. sloop: sleeps
e; saea fine shape. fully equipped. OF
1917. SPEED BOAT with Gray 4-cyl.
motor Sfs5; 7''i h.p. Graz Gray Single ainrIeE
cyl marine motor, S45. Can be
seen at ROLAND SCOTT'S PLACE,
at Churchton. Md; near Deale. -
FISHING BOAT; "A #. long; SIT. s
beam No mahog. or chromium; just
workmanlike. Ford 8 motor; marin
lied by CISCO Factory. 5000. Phone
Annapolis $3.50. -3
WOI VERNE; IA it,. 10 h.p. super
wizard outhoard motor; with re-
mote control and steering, both
wks. old. Paid S625. sacrifice, $500.
FfsHING 0PaRTIEs-Bay fishing. day
or night CAN CAPT. J. H. KRowE.
75-FT HousEBoAT, lust hauled and
painted. IN very good cond. with
ideal living quarters for large
family; price $4,000 with no engine;
phone Sunset. Md. 210 or OIL, 1888
ae-FT. sAmBoAT; gaff rig small
cabin; good cond, $3.50 OR. 1855.
AFT. CABIN CRUISER; Ist class
condition. Makes good living quar-
ters. See CAPT. WHITAKER at
Buzzard's Point or Cali Ii. 4-l604
FOR SALE-Peneuin sailboat good
cond.; new paint job; reasonable;
brass fittings: trailer. WO 6093
35-FT. WHEELER sedan cruiser.
/ Chrysler Royal. sleeps six; complete
equipment for Florida cruising
$1,000 Phone OF. S270. %
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

STUDEBAKER 1881 Champion Regal
other extras; driven only z, -
S1,795. MCNEIL MOTORS, 40jA
Wis. ave. NV. EN-. 1885 co. 1888.
-
STUDEBAKER 1913 Champion cony.:
r. and h. defroster, climatizer, over
sriTs' eaII es sAS tSSp II 'lSI s11 Or best ossF'
sTUDEBAKER 81 convertible Cham.
pion; black tor. red upholstery. r.
and h., cd. Wv. tires, spotlisht,
miles; $l,950. Pvt. owner. ~.
sTUDEBAKER so Champion .-dr.:
heater; seat covers: 8 fine tires;
clean throughput; reduced to ST.
sves. @ til . coAsT.lN PoNTlAc:
Ar Fla. ave. ne. AT. ZOO. ID
good mo .or; sa6. METRCPoLT1hN
sTGDEBAKER 1860 Comm ander Land
Cruiser; metallic green finish, nylon
upholstery. auto, transmits, CliiEas
ttzer, radio, many other extras: less
than 10000 miles, beautiful cond;:
Sizes. LEE D. sUi BUT1ER, 'tfSSofHHSi INC. iisi
2t~t ST. NV. DI O1l0; open ev:s.
STUDEBAKER 194s Commander Re-
gal de luxe 2-dr. sedan; equip. with
overdrive; climatiZer; driven APP
proXimately $4,000 miles: 1-owner:
selling because OF death in family:
a bargain, only $1,095: cash, no
trade. GE. 2372. -,
BUICK 1910 Special S3:5
Plymouth 1942 4-dr. sedan - $3.50
Cadillac 1a36 cow. cpe. 500
La Sale '3S 2-dr.: 2 rear seats, $500
All o. these cars are guaranteed to
be in good running condition.
Apply 426 9th st. NV. 70
1888 Plymouth sedan --------- S45
1886 Ford convertible -- S65
1889 Plymouth sedan -----S S65
1871 Plymouth sedan - S95
1871 Dodge sedan 81 so
1941 Buick sedan -$ 65
1887 Oldsmohile sedan - $50
1910 Studebaker Commander - S15
1899 Mercury sedan Sa5
1887 Chevrolet delivery $50
Many others TO choose from.
JOHN S. REESE, l1l4 Half st. s.v.
as
WHITEHALL TIRES
Brand-new, Is and 16-inch only.
METROPOLITAN MOTORS. 1900
Bladensburg H ne. sS
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

URGENTLY REQUIRE sales rental.
for military personnel. Contact
HOUSING OFFICE. Andrews Airforce
Base Wash. rs. d. C. HI. 800
CASH FOR WASH and nearby Nd
properties. Immed sale Any cond.
Ewes, 10 9.s99g Days, u; 6sO2ls
Real Estate co. i1ot "a. Ave. s.E.
Evening star., 1951-09-01
ROSE HAVEN
THE BEAUTIFUL

Visit one of the finest DEVELOPMENTS
on the Eastern Seaboard. where you
can enjoy nature in her fullest,
Bathing in the blue waters of the
Chesapeake Bay. fishing in the
waters of a fisherman's paradise,
dining and dancing in superb
environment of a classical cocktail
lounge. Have all the advantages OF
g complete modern vacation land
for you and your family. Visit the
sample nome and be convinced of a
reStful nd peaceful opportunity for
your vacation or retirement. Drive
through Marlboro. at Bristol take
Route 25S, following signs to Rose
haven .
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LOANS

end AND ard TRUST LOANS
"4-HR. SERVICE. Contact MI Green.
NATIONAL FINANCE CO. 10I4 K
st. NV MA, 6540.
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
AVIATION

new Model E; factory
clearance at dealer prices. Also used
reconditioned Ercoupes from 81 1875
Phone UN. i44l or come to Erco
Field. Riverdale, Maryland. .
STINSON 80 station wagon: 165-h. p
Franklin, 50 hrs. since new Many
extras. Probably newest Stinson
available today. JE. 3-S570. 3
1916 CESSNA. 140, fully equipped
low time; can be seen at Falls
Church air park S1.245. Contact
GLEN ALBRECHT, Vienna 3I4. -
Evening star., 1951-09-01
FARMS Cont
5OO-ACRE FARM ESTATE

50O-ACRE FARM ESTATE
Beautiful location, 900 IT. aboy
painted white. Colonial design ant
recently redecorated Spacious land
scaped lawn with many old trees AM
box. Guest house of 4 rooms ant
bath. Old log cabin, 2 tenant houses
large barn with automatic hay dryer
Well fenced rolling fields. in bes
sFaSseS, 90 acres of alfalfa 10
hay. Streams Of mountain origin
Taxes. 5000 per annum. Price
$4,000. Inspection only by ap
polntment.
F. w. SHARP & SON
The Plains, Va.
Tel, Middleburg 1921.
Evening star., 1951-09-01

SUMMER COTTAGE nearly completed.
= bedrooms, nice lot. porch: 81 900
Severn ave, near 2nd St, Selby- On
The-Bay. Apply E. c. BAIRSTOW,
Selhy blvd. at waterfront. -
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Any Make, Any Model

A DEALER FROM N. C.
Paying big prices for clean cars
$500 Ga. ave. NV. GE. 9s44. IS
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Any Make, Any Model
Drive-in open lot. See Mr.. Beach for
cash, trade, terms.
BEACH MOTORS, 1910 14th 81. NV
-
CADILLACS WANTED
40 to so models. See US before
you trade OF sell your Cadillac. We
will pay you top cash price HOYLB
MOTOR SALES. 1345 Cue st. NV.
DU. $500.
Evening star., 1951-09-01

SPECIAL BARGAIN: Mason's Beach
on the Bay. Deale. Md. A well-de-
veloped, restricted community;
beaut. furn. home fronting the Bay
well constructed central-hall plan
large liv rm.. din. rm,, kit. large
floor; large dormitory with 4 beds
on End floor; large porches. large 2.
car garage. 100-ft. front lot, land
scaped: shade and shrubs. Act to-
day to secure this rare bargain. Cal
MR., ODUM. RE. h216; ewes, Sat
Evening star., 1951-09-01

WHITEHALL TIRES
Brsnd-new, Is and 16-inch only.
METROPOLITAN MOTORS. 1900
Bladensburg -. ne. :"
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Z ACRES

VICINITY MCLEAN, VA.
On Old Dominion drive; never failing
spring; Assortment Of nice trees
HERMAN E. GASCA g. SON
500 Woodward Bldg. MA. 1854
Evening star., 1951-09-01

NORTH BEACH PARK - Beautiful
cottage facing Chesapeake Bay: 80
#. frontaee $50 it. deep; completely
winteriZed: all conveniences; must
be seen to be appreciated. See DR.,
BLOCK. the owner on premises
Sat, Sun. Mon; block ., lot | :.
corner of Birch st. and the bay or
call OR. 6946. VIII take back
Evening star., 1951-09-01

Phone UN. 7649.
COLORED LOTS-Attention builders.
Gainesville st. Sc Sc; zoned for apts.
Will sell reasonable. Call BUSADA.
AIS Southern ave. Sc. 10. 9-S500.
COLORED-LOT 4Ox142. in Eastland
Gardens, 33rd and Ord sts.; sacri-
fice. PEP, Ii. 6-9532. ."
Evening star., 1951-09-01
WATERFRONT PROP FOR RtN1

Washington Blvd.
Chesapeake Beach, N
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FOR SALE-Peneuin sailboat. goo
cond.; new paint Job; reasonable
brass fittings: trailer WO. 6O93.
35-FT. WHEELER sedan cruiser
Chrysler Royal. sleeps six; complet
equipment for Florida cruising
81. .00n Phnnn OF 2010 os
Evening star., 1951-09-01

1915 K st. NV. D1. 31oo,
Evening star., 1951-05-16
N 'Shop-ToIk'
washington 'Shop-To7k
New Light on Two Practical Subjects
By Dorothy BihImon

/ A practical lamp shade that
looks and feels like fine silk is
actually covered with a vinylite
plastic film that is both durable
and easily cleaned. Both in tex
Iture and appearance the new
shade resembles conventional fab
ric. It filters light in the same
way, and is available in a wide
variety of popular sizes. shapes
and colors, with matching or con-
Itrasting Innings. You'll find the
difference becomes apparent at
cleaning time. when the palest
eggshell shade can be wiped clean
in a few minutes with just a damp
sponge and soap. The plastic
covering resists moisture, fading.
stains and shrinking. A shade
covered withthis plastic is expect
ed to outlast at least three or
more of the conventional type
that are often unsatisfactory
cleaned. and therefore must be
replaced. Shades are available for
portable lamps, table, floor, bridge
and vanity lamps. Colors: wine,
forest green, chartreuse and white.
Light on the subject for tele-
vision fans! A new light bulb
has appeared on the market as an
aid to more comfortable viewing
of television. The bulb features
a patented coating which serves
as a filter to provide a soft, no.
glare light which is correct
ed. The filtering process removes
most of the harmful infra-red and
ultraviolet rays. preventing eye ia
tigue and general eye discomfort.
A television screen should not
be considered as a sort of home
movie" according to lighting ex-I
perts and set manufacturers. The
picture Is many times brighter
than the image projected on mo-
ton picture theater screens, so
when room lights are turned off
the bright television picture be-
comes a "glare." Undoubtedly
you have noticed this on occa-
sions and have realized that a
balanced lighting effect is created.
Authorities say that there ac-
tually is color cast to black-and-
white television, and that a COM
Elementary tint should be present
in incandescent light. The aver
age incandescent lamps used in
homes have a yellow cast which
competes with the slightly tinted
television picture. The new bulbs
color-corrected light is more har-
monious. It provides a soft glow
which increases comfort. In ad-I
dition many housewives report
that the same light helps in ap-
plying makeup more evenly and
produces similar eye comfort with
out strain for other visual tasks,
such as reading, sewing, studying
and wherever good lighting is es-
sential. 4
Evening star., 1951-05-16
Hot Cheese Cubes

Another rather usual appetizer
hot cheese cubes:
Cut the crusts from loaf of un-
sliced bread, and cut the loaf into
slices 112 inches thick. Cut each
slice into four cubes of equal size.
Hollow out the center of each cube
an apple corer does the Job
Inicely-and insert a large stuffed
olive in the center.
Mash four 3-ounce packages of
cream cheese with a fork, blending
in enough mayonnaise to be of
spreading consistency. Frost"
each cube on all sides. Place the
cubes on a rack on baking sheet,
and put in a hot oven. Heat for
Is minutes-until the cubes are
lightly Drowned. Serve immediate
ly, piping hot, on toothpicks.
Evening star., 1951-05-16

patterns, they should remember
that no two persons have identical
figures. No one pattern can fit
every woman properly. So-by
making patterns for several gen.
eral figure types. pattern COM
panies have gone a long way TO-
ward individualizing patterns.
To obtain the size pattern most
nearly like your own figure, take
your measurements and compare
them with the ones on the back
OF the pattern envelope and in
the back of the pattern counte,
book. Before cutting a garment
alter the pattern to fit the figure
Careful pattern alteration before
cutting the fabric has saved many
a good piece of material from being
wasted.
Evening star., 1951-05-16
Recipe Notebook
Nut Bread

A wonderful bread to serve for
tea, with an afternoon glass oi
cold milk. or even toasted for
breakfast, is this nut bread:
Mix and sift 11a cups of whole
wheat flour, 11a cups of white
flour, 12 cup of sugar, teaspoon
OF salt, and 3 teaspoons of baking
powder.
Beat l egg until light, add IA
cups of milk. and combine with
the dry mixture, beating in lightly
as they blend. Last, stir in / cup
OF chopped raisins, and "a cup of
chopped nutmeats-both lightly
floured.
Put in a creased loaf pan, and
bake for 40 minutes at about 375
degrees.
Evening star., 1951-05-16

creaSes in many commodities, will
limit the purchasing power of the
average consumer and will cut
deeply into the clothing allowances
of families. Due to these economic
conditions the 28.5 million women
and girls who now sew will un-
doubtedly intensity their present
rate of sewing activity.
In addition to the thousands of
homemakers and school girls who
turn to home sewing as means
of stretching household and allow
ance budgets, there will be thous-
andS of present non-sewers, who
are becoming keenly aware of the
possibilities sewing can hold for
them.
To help home sewers in choosing
Evening star., 1951-05-16
By EIeni
Fashion Editor.

SdSuloH EOltOf.
There's very little doubt that
home sewing accounts for a great
deal of saving. Home sewing has
been termed the number one'
hobby of American women, and
the reasons are probably that it
helps out on clothing allowances
can mean lovely clothes that are
individual, and at the same time
provides an outlet for creative en-
ergy.
According to Herbert B. Osmer.
of the National Needlecraft Bureau
In New York, home sewing is going
to gain impetus as our national
preparedness program progresses.
Tax increases, plus price in
Evening star., 1951-05-16

The denim se~otme styles tho excellent
coor srpHfd
printed to sho" you what where the obn and numbered
just
Coll Sterling
Evening star., 1951-05-16

Use Your Y. M. S.
CHARGE ACCOUNT
or open one now!
Choose from 4 convenl-
ent plons-use one &C.
count for your entire
fomiIy! No interest or
carrying charges.
Evening star., 1951-05-16

FAMOUS LEWIS
best in Dungarees
The first name the foremost name in
boys duneorees. Plenty sturdy lO-ounce
denim and sewed with the strongest threod.
$3.98
Boys, Girls and Infants Wear
at Minnesota A venwe and Claren.
don Stores only.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-01-31

difference in their nitrogen.
PHOSPHORUS, and calcium value.
Both grasses frequently are
seeded with Ladino Clover, and
both contribute a fair share in
the overall feeding value of the
mixture.
QUESTION: Will red squill rat
bait keep indefinitely on the
farm?
ANSWER: Red squill bait is
quick-frozen and kept in cold
storage until shipped. Cartons
in shipment do not readily thaw
out. After the Individual pack
ages are removed, the bait is in
workable condition within a few
hours. A preservative is added
to the bait in mixing which pre-
vents spoilage for a few days
after thawing is complete. How
ever, if the bait is stored locally
for any length of time, it should
be placed in cold storage as well
below the freezing point. A tenn
perature of 25 to % degrees Fab
renheit is recommended.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-01-31
Timberlands Increase
In North Carolina

WASHINGTON, D. c., (Spe-
ciaD-North Carolina last year
moved steadily ahead in its CO.
LITIGATION of timberlands under
the American Tree Farm System.
Nine new units representing Z
051 acres were dedicated to the
continuous production of wood
for commercial use. This brings
the total number of Tree Farms
in the Tar Heel State to Sc. with
594. 425 acres of cumberland.
The figures were released re-
Gently by James c. Mcclellan
chief forester for American For
est Products Industries. national
coordinator Of the Tree Farm
program.
North Carolina was one of five
states TO enter the Tree Farm
program in 1914. The Tree Farm
system. encouraged nationally
by American Forest Products In.
dustries. is sponsored on the
state level by the North Carolina
Forestry Association, with coop
Grafton from the Southern Pine
Association.
Now active in 20 states, the
American Tree Farm System
opens the new year with 22.933,-
$50 acres of privately owned
timberland certified for perpet-
ual and productive tree growing
Since the American Tree Farm
program was started in 1941
sponsors in 10 states have can,
ce!led the certificates Of 131 own
ers whose holdings totalled 25O.-
376 acres because OF change OF
ownership or for failure to main
tain the standards Of protection
and forest management required.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-01-31
reported today.

reported To-Day.
A total of S974,216.06 was col,
lected in 1850 as compared with
the S776.461.22 of 1949.
Collections of penalties on over
loaded trucks amounted to $780,
1O2.57 as compared with S127,
572.51 of 1949. The 1949 General
Assembly increased the amount
of such penalties from three dol
lars per 1000 pounds overload
Increases were put into effect
the latter part of April, 1949.
During 1850, additional license
fees on privately-oWned trucks
brought in S161, 784.1S as com
pared with the $152, 957.68 of the
previous year. Penalties on pri
vately-owned trucks amounted tc
S1O1.O56.O4. For hire vehicles
brought in S616,329.30 in add
tional license fees, with penalties
amounting to S95,046.53.
Of the 4O,846 trucks stopped
31,4O1 were North Carolina
trucks and 9,445 out-of-state
trucks. Three hundred an c
twenty-four out-of.state trucks
and 2,67O North Carolina trucks
were found to have insufficient
licenses. Of the 772 trucks found
to be over the road limit, SOC
were North Carolina trucks and
272 out-of-state trucks.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-01-31
QUESTION &
ANSWERS

QUESTION: Is there any diff
ference in the grazing value OF
tall fescue and orchard grass?
ANSWER: No. Tall fescue
and orchard grass look different
ly and probably taste quite diff
ferently, but in chemical compo-
sition they are almost identical,
according to D. S. Chamblee and
w. w. Woodhouse, Jr., OF the
North Carolina Agricultural Elk
pertinent Station. Extensive an
alvses O. these plants grown in
the field and greenhouse on sew
eral soil types show very little
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-01-31

In 1913, half of all U. S. famil,
les living Oh farms had total
money incomes of less than ST..
900. One.fourth had incomes OF
less than $1,000.
Electric lights are being used
in laying houses by many Pend
err County poultrymen. The pur
pose is to stimulate higher egg
production and aid in preventing
fall moult in early Matched
bullets.