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BUS. OPPORTUNITIES Cont. |,

WORKING PARTNER wanted to In
vest -, GOO In growing and we'll
s ariye 1876 scsi s Established 80 y s
OWNERS forced to sell speciality shop,
good lease. good location; can be
purchased with small cash payment
WI. 669s. OIL. 1547 OIL. 507o.
WOULD LIKE TO BUY . Iuncheonette
quarters from owner. BOX 4lo-J.
RESTAURANT, $500 mo. business e
INVEsTMENT ExTRAoRBiNARY -
1879 Of capital stock Of insurance
company without risk for 80, 800.
Young TV CO. needs expansion money
e go into several States. For fur
"a. 7sso14; or ewes. and sun.
d oD. 1S5ut magazines; 90 Over
$2,400 weekly in 1851; outstanding
with a GOOD ff future: closes tsaa 0sssl pm
$4,000 cash down. MILTON Gold
TEN PER CENT RETuRN on limited
investment with well-estah. auto
m qrn s sales 4aSE sasE collateral
DRY CLEANING store. fully equipped:
mixed trade; rent. $40: illness;
$3.50 down; easy terms. MA. $500.
GROCERY = Unusual location; no
livery. $500 weekly. $500 with
Y, cash 10 MILTON GOLDSMITH,
REsTA1RANr. Mclean. va. I'm
mediate sale: income better than
$ s:S ss',s;s s f sf:' srl9
TAvERN-Best sc. location; long
lease. low rent; owners must sell;
esassnfss Ieo51ss; A sssa f & t ssgs
w Sdsissi PAR 2aaEa wanted to in
vest $1,000 in growing and we'll
paying business. Must be able to
drive ear Established 80 years.
POOL SSG ROOM AND AND BOWLING ALLEYS
5 a9 rent e1t or Or lease, See GUS MANDEs.
to a;~ run sandwich "a and
s s5sssr I'd a. stang s.s S2 rental basis
tavern AVE n "a R aysia : DANCE
HALL--Sacrifice acct. illness: well
located; good business: on and of
sale liquors, wine and beer: living
quarters 20 avail. Make US an offer.
ROOMi MING HOUSE for rent; also
1899 20
MASTER ELECTRICIAN with 4 IL
cense; wonderful opportunity for a
man who knows how to figure cleo
contracting Jobs and has q master
electricians license for D. c. and
BARBER SHOP. coiored; fully. equip.
reas. rent, all util. furn. 1882 b
st; ne: II. 3-2666: If
INVESTOR for well established re-
tail automobile corporation on q
unit basis. A sound business prop
ositfon that guarantees definite re-
turns Box 29l-E Star. 17e
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CLEVELAND PARK

A substantial masonry home,
close to schools and shopping
center; First d., hv. rm. with
stone fireplace; din. I'm. tele-
x vi;iSo Tm M g Ss VIA BAT Pietq BE
petine; 2nd f.. 4 bedrms.. 2
attic. Beautiful garden with
bridge across stream to wooded
area; built.in garage. Call
OWNER, WO. 64SS. No bro
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Mr.. ANDREWS and Boiling Field
kit, unfinished attic. fun bsmt.
Sl25 mo. 10. 5-4250 after Pm.
ssos GRUBB RD.. CHI. CHI. MD
gas heat. occup. Sept. Is; I-yr.
LEG NJ: BsRNsSTlEiN q S CO. Real cal.
tors 14l5 < st NV, NE. 5402;
baths, bsmt.; yard; ! blk. to schools.
JE. 2-6S46, GIL. 400. Ext. 1900.
CHEsTERBROOK. VA. 15 minis. from
Pentagon-Colonial semibrk.. large
I'd. SCI. porch, bsmt.. liv. rm.. din.
rm., picture window, 2 lge. bedrms..
gas heat; partly furn.; Tyr. lease.
silver slaG s sFRl nsdo' a5o7 Holman Gls
rambler. g bedrms., Ia baths, gas
N nsA ists- Ely S SIssse row
6 60fS s as g shild5en S e pets; white
CHEVERLY, $100 NO.. brick, hv, rm.,
dinette. 2 bedrms, kit, tile bath,
5000, DRURY 4 JoHNsToN..
ss ssi Delaware SIfJ1S. ST.. CHEVY CHASE,
kit. 8 oedrms. and bath; oil heat;
garage; Sl30 mo. Phone John M.
Rails, RANDALL H. HAGNER g. CO.,
1871 Conn. ave. NV, DE. $500.
SILVER SPRING - New 3-bedrm.
semidet brick homes. Immediate
occupancy. Children accepted. Sis
and $125 per mo. Lease. WOOD
MOOR AGENCY. INC. SH. $3.50.
ARLINGTON-Newly dec. 2-bedrm.
school. transp.: SIPS mo: POM
PoNIo REALTY. INC. ow. $3.50.
RIvERDALE-Nice. almost new. Diet.
masonry home. in nice location, for
Large rms; very large 2nd a. play
room or attic storage space. Avail
able now. HERBERT g. SONS,
BETHESDA AREA, 1928 simmons DR..
N vacant; s1oo. vi. 4obs 0unsi is
FALLS CHURCH - 2-bedrm: brick
bungalow; screened porch: full base
ment; stairs to large attic; imme-
date possession. OF. 1000. eyes.
A XII Nssgs s-rm.. modern
rambler; best section; 5 min. Pen
tagon. OF. 8696 after pm. -22
437 end ST. SEQ rms. bath, newly
dec; $67.50 mo-; w.h.w. Box I'd,
6Ss KENsNGToN PL.. NE. tRisgs
Parkl-Nearly new 3-bedrm. brick;
ETC.; $1i5 mo. MAX MILLER. i r.
A glGe e IA; s RIISc.,ow an .1,3,.n
ST. SILVER SaSss sDr ase, sse k iSns r%
ty rm.; gas heat; new cond.; 500.
PERRY HAY CO., 81. 6242
lovely rms. with encl. breakfast rm.
and sleepins porch. Call RIA. 65S1.
WHEATON PARK-semidet.. 2 bed
rms. din. area, equip. kit. full bsrnt. !;
washer. some furniture;a $110.
NEAR ANNANDALE-.;5-room house on
change for carpentry. painting and
tunityI Also have 1-bedroom house
Fails Church; $1,000. JOSEPH W.
SEAY = CO.. Realtor, FA. 2820.
MANOR PARK-Brick house. beau
C "a sShIi On HOME Rini AND oF1FsicE.
small row house. np Isl eSmmsrci FL
S ssys s. es ssi dE ss s7sS. -
CONN. AVE.-4-bedrm., semidet., 2
baths: possession Oct. 1st. Call Mr..
Macht, OR. 5000.
THREE BEDROOM CAPE COD near
new Bladensburg High School; $l25
mo. on lease. Call WA. 5000.
ALEXANDRIA,, Jefferson Park, adj.
Beverly Hills--7-rm. brick Colonial,
in walking distance of George Mason,
st. Agnes, st. Stevens. St. Mary's
Schools; S165, HUBBARD REALTY
CO., OV. 1946. is
2 DETACHED-VACANT
ROW HOUSE
ABSHER REALTY CO.
Ii. Tab or LII. 6-7353
III
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

e-BEDRM. HOUSE, unfurn. or apt;
va. Stratford school area pref. by
perm Govt. ofiicial. wife. high school
daughter. AID. 2715. 16s
LT. COLONEL and wife, no children
or pets; desire clean. roomy, 2
Of property; conv. to Pentagon.
HOMES NEEDED. we
have fine tenants for homes in near
by Md. or NV. DC; free appraisals.
no delay. For complete Tsnsat seTy E
HOUSES NEEDED = Unfurn.. D. c.
and Nd, SS5-S200. Call Rental
Mgr, WO. 1900. THOS. L. PHILLIPS.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

COMPLETE DRY CLEANING PLANT
for sale in M MARYLAND Y. 4 mile p G.
gas boiler, steam presses. pun irons.
etc; reasonable lease. .31z years
to run: growing neighborhood capa-
bic. Of DEVELOPMENT. One years re-
Priced to SELL Call DI. $3.50.
USED CAR LOT---WeIl established.
nicely equipped; 2-rpom once; neon
sign: piped string lights; capacity
40 cars. Reason Tor selling--at two
t ,oSsess,ons' v NUS 6 oniSposs o. one. NO
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HOUSES FURNISHED

300 HYDALE ST.. Silver Spring.
liv. rm.. dinette. kit. bath, full
JUSTINE e Realty AIRY CO. AZ isns 9Th &.
p ARK R5; iseS, HOMES = Rambler mas
M SGos De MdVG ssthe ss EsTs Hog
pitaD. 3 lge. bedrms., gas heat, all
cleo. kit. with garbage disposal. l.
VI. lease. $3.50. Children accepted.
call LEO NJ BERNSTEIN g. co,
Realtors; l4i5 x s.; MT ME. 64 Io
s saehe atlT room. Es bath baths. aar ps
silver SPRING-6-room brick Co
lonial; eony. located; attrac.. furn:;
firepl. In lily. rm.; oil keat; att,
A faEhSs; $40 9G 81 n s iSth ST..
Brick home; ige. fenced I'd; 3
bedrms. ia baths: lge. rec. bsmt..
garage; n6; schools; pref. $500.
ALEX, VA. furn. houses. 430 Calvert
4 Z month nth 5 rooms and bath. ,4 Can
NV. D. C.-Houses available: $175
to $225. Call Rental Mgr, Wo;
o. 1909 0NG TRos; T. IHHL LIPS r..,e lg
Star Home; 2-story brick, detached:
baths; attr. furnished; cow. TO
schools, shopping and transp; $125
mo. FEDERAL RENTAL CO., 915
New York ave. NV, Ma. 7416. -l9
21S 9th ST. S.E.-6 rms. KIT: and
RE- shsh ss s. o os Ms s Ma so oR
NV. WASH.-wesley Heights. beau-
tifully furn. % bedrms.. ga baths.
rec. rnl., maids rm. and bath; gar;
conv.; references required; suitcase
to s2a ADT now Gan Ct iG EM Ss$$ m4nsh
ia TUCKERMAN ST. N.E.-Det.
brick; cow. to Walter Reed; avail.
Sept. 80. Living rm., dining rm:.
kit, 8 bedrms. and bath; nice yard.
sssssp s eAPa Ds 11E Nj aEA dGrs CO. g.
Realtors 925 NJ. Y. ave. NV. -1S
bedrms., 2 baths, sep
arate din. rm... large den, double
size liv: rm.. fully equip. cleo. kitch-
en- and laundry; beautifully furn.;
entertaining; 1-yr. lease; 10 min. to
SOUTH ARL.. close in; completely
furn.; 8 bedrms.. 2 baths. very large
liv. RIM. and lovely. 1-acre lot.
JAMES L. DIXON 4 CO., IA.
r, m. ~ ny, ,s SsSS;' "a. o-goo4. 10
ga baths. den: 2-car garage: $3.50.
1915 Stephenson pl. NV. OR. 1889.
ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW, on N. H.
ave. ext. in Oakview; liv. rm., din.
rm:, 2 bedrms., mod. kit; stairs to
attic; full bsmt; well furn.; SIPS.
PERRY HAY CO., 81. 6242. liz
AVAILABLE TODAY-Two bedrms.,
bath, liv. rm., kit, dinette, full
bsmt., attic; Diet. gar. lge. garden;
Cali OR. AGA. w. c. g. A. N. MIL
LER CO.
1911. DECATUR ST. NV.
Well furnished S-rm., 2-bath detached |
home; lovely grounds: available |
Oct: /; $500 mo. Inspect and then
JESS FISHER q CO.. INC.
1920 K st. NV. Elk. 1911
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co-oP. APIS. SALE Cont

ONE BEDRM APT. for sale; furn. or
unfurn. in new bldg; 3 min. to Boil
Ing Field "a blk. to express bus and
SHOPPING center: monthly payments
S42,7S; comp. maintenance costs.
S17.S6. 10. $4,000. --16
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Home and Income Property
In excellent condition. Close to
George washington Hospital; I
rooms. 2 baths. mod. kitchen. Fire.
sale. Moving to Florida. JESSE
LOEB. Ma. 2014. Evenings, no.
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QUALITY

HAWTHOHNE
Brick Colonial. center-hall plan. iiv-
room, modern kitchen, den and
powder room on the first; 5 large
bedrooms, each with bath on second :
full basement, paneled recreation
room with fireplace and powder
room. Attached garage. Lot l6Oxi0 90.
beautifully handicapped with fine
fully appointed. and in immaculate
eondttton. Call Mr.. Terms. DE.
z74b.
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HOUSES FOR sALs-MD.

- Want q Georgetown
house for. ". pricea Very attrac.
125.yr. -old house with loveiiest
small garden In Annapolis; orig.
TsnSs ncsSed A. bs 81 nsat s. s,i
Academy: Q bedrms.: Ideal for re-
tired Naval couple or small family;
B levels. A discriminating buyer viii
realize what Q sacrtfce owner 10
making; Call RE. 233S; after . pm.
TWO 4-RM. BUNGALOWS mr.. Beyer-
nearby Ma. property. WA. i9aS.
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Mr.. 9th AND e SITS. s.w.
deep lot; conven. loo. to everything;
priced right for quick sale; reason
able terms. H. T. RANDOLPH. RE.
2137. TR. 1865. --10
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TUCKERMAN ST. NV.

This semidetached home has Twins
room with wall-to-wall carpet and
mirror, dining room with mirror,
basement, gas heat. Immediate Dos
session. Cali Mr.. Bramham. EM.
1890 or d.. 800 with BEITZELL.
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ReStaurant for Sale

Restaurant Tor Sale
hd1aaSs GGdsTm ia sea
ing capacity: good business: owner
quits after 40 years in business;
viii sacrifice to experienced restau-
rant operator; long lease. For more
information. apply In person, 1915
nhone ca nse G,osed N Sup Ddo ~ ~
2O-ROOM HOTEL
One block from White House, priced
for quick sale; long lease low rent.
WA FLAG -ol
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.
COLORED
932 oath SIT NJ w

y3I 24th ST. NV.
Beaut. redec. row brick home: s rms,
bath. h;w:-h., cleo. asphalt tile
Easy terms $11;95O
HARRY JUSTINE
81 18th st. NV. MA. 2S44
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TA ISS2Is . RARK z; G.

TAKOMA PARK, d, C.
FOUR BEDROOMS
1922 BLAIR RID.
Spacious detached corner. desirable
Tor the large family. Featuring
extra-large rooms throughout. At
tractively redecorated and refinished
inside and out. New gas hot-water
heat, level lot. two-car detached ga-
MARSHALL j. WApEE CO.
Realtor, 1924 18th st. NV. DI. SS4e
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1896 DOWN

$685. DOWN
VACANT-SEMI DETACHED
IT'S GRESHAM PL. NV.
9. rooms and. bath. Colonial brick. full
bsmt.. gas heat.
ACT FAST
/ AID. O531
SURETY REALTY, 1881 N ST. NV
Eyes. and Sun. FA. 0259.
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MODERN HOUSE. fnrn,; share with
Young cple.: conv. Pentagon airport.
Also double room. AL. 0S63.
LADY wishes to share 6-rm. house
with kitchen priyiis.; child welcome.
Phone Ii. 7-2S19. lis :.
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HOUSES 70 SHARE

COLORED-Six.- RM. HOUSE. gas,
electricy; lovely front, back lawns.
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AID. O53l

OPEN SUNDAY. 2 TO $50, PM.
4521 Kansas Ave. NV.
cious rms. two baths, two kits, f,ill
basement. gas .h.-w.h., gar, front
and rear porches. Priced for quick
sale. See this before you buy. Cali
M. Pharr. FIR. 1858, or J. II.
NV. List with US and start pack
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CHEVY CHASE. MD.

HOUSES FOR sALs--N.W.
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FRED A. SMITH co.
1113 18th st1 NV. INK. 24s0. .
CHEVY CHASE, MD.

New England Colonial, in . beait.
setting on one Of the prettiest
st-eets In this much-sought- after
area. lust sshort walk to all
schools and excel. bus service.
Spacious 1st-h. plan; unusually
scr. porch overlooking wooded
grounds. 2-csr gar: priced right
and well worth Inspecting. q M.
FRY. INC, WI. $500 til 8 pm.
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CHEVY CHASE. -. g.
Vacant. 3-bedroom. 2-bath brick one
block from Lafayette schools; move
in condition, LARGE breakfast room,
New eauipment fhroushont. THos.
L. PHIrLTPS. WO. 1000
WOOD-NEARIETTA PARK
With Q reasonable cash payment you
can move right In this senii-de-
tached brick. It has 8 good rooms.
. 'nctcSed heeteH norches. gas
heat. large yard. garage. Has been
See Il any time. CAN N. B. weaver.
WO. 4a44.
MARSHALL J. wApLE co.
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CHEVY CHASE
HOUSES uNFURNIsHED

.autiful homes, 5000, $225. $3.50:
lso rambler. 1915. MRS. DUNNING-
ON. WI. 1885, OR. 1888. Is
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1911 DECATUR ST. NV.
Well furnished S-rm.. 2-bath detached
Oct: /; $500 mo. inspect and then
JESS FISHER q CO.. INC.
1920 K st. NV. Elk. 1911
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So, 50O-DETACHED
There Is lot Of living in this corner,
det., 6-rm, and bath, Johns -Manville
asbestos shingle home This house
rear porches. Is very COW. located
Just / block from Pa. and MINI.
ayes. Sc. Terms, $1,000 down, $50
per mo. HERBERT q SONS. real
tors, 515 T. Capitol st.. II 3-t1l 90
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COLONEL
DETACHED

UPPER 18th ST. AREA
Spacious 6-room home with finished
attic room, foyer, large liv. rm., din.
rm., modern stainless steel Kitchen,
disposal unit. full bsnit.. oil heat,
detached garage. Owner leaving
H ross..ssi ust ss snsUHa ply ptlSso
and Suns. AT. Rfi71
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2 DETACHED-VACANT
1 ROW HOUSE
ABSHER REALTY co.
Ii. 7-4413 or III. 6-7353
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FOXHALL RID. AREA

red brick Colonial located
Street. Isl door has Twins room room
with adjoining screened porch, din
ing room, powder room and kitchen
with breakfast nook. 1st landing has
large pine-paneied den with fire-
place. End door has 3 bedrooms and
baths. Also recreation room with
fireplace. maids room with full bath,
and Scar garage. PHILLIPS, CAM
BY AND FULLER, INC. ST. 2400;
Ewes. OR. 0652. -l8
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COMMERCIAL
Home and Income

This lovely home. located In one Of
Sc. incest neighborhoods, Is conv. to
everything. and in excel. cond. 1t
consists Of 2 lovely. complete apis,
besides lge. rms. and bath. House
has nice front rorch, gar. and yard.
payment and balance in one So LIST
trust, payable S97.50 per mo. HER
BERT d SONS, realtors. 616 e.
Capitol ST., Ii. 3-0129.
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SILVER SPRING - New 3-bedrm.
semidet brick homes. Immediate
occupancy. Children accepted. $115l
and Sl25 per mo. Lease. WOOD
MOOR AGENCY, INC. SH. 5555.
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ARLINGTON-Newly dec. 2-bedrm.
bunga.. tull din. rm., bsmt.: corv. to
school. transp.; $125 mo. POM
PONIO REALTY, INC. OW. $3.50.
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Chevy. Chase Circle, D. c.
Two blocks on Conn. ave.; this at
tractive Colonial semidet. brick
home consisting Of spacious rms
and tile bath, full bsmt.. OIL h.-w,
asissd y sseso With esss ser@s
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-10-15
Recruiting Sergeant
TO Be Here TUESDAYS

According to official reports
there will be 10000 men indicted
into the Army in December of
this year. Due to the shortage of
recruiting personnel at the pres
ent time recruiting sergeants are
not in all of the counties covered
by this station. M-Sgt. Youmans
announced today that he will be
in Columbus County Tuesday and
Wednesday of each week for the
purpose Of interviewing anyone
who is interested in the Army or
Air Force. Sgt. Youmans will be
glad to discuss either of these
branches of Service with any one
who is interested.
Sgt. Youmans will be in the
Tabor City Post Office on Tuesday
of each week from 1000 AM to
200 PM and in Whiteville on
Wednesday from 1000 AM to 800
PM. He urges all men within the
draft age to contact him to choose
the branch of service he desires
and find out what the service has
to offer them if they enlist. Any
man not able to meet Sgt. YOU
mans on the above dates should
write him at P. o. Box 731 Will
mington and he will be glad to call
at homes.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-10-15

weeks contest was a fireworks
demonstration put on by the A
merican Legion. It was the first
time fireworks had been shown in
Tabor City in many years and
perhaps was responsible for the
record attendance at the game.
1t was by far the largest crowd
of the season to date.
THIS WEEKS GAME
With the Chadbourn game al
ready in the record books. the
locals began preparation this week
for the Thursday scrap with a
strong ElizabethtoWn eleven. The
Elizabethtown aggregation will
meet Tabor City on Civitan Field
here Thursday night at 800.
ElizabethtoWn defeated Raeford, a
team that fought Chadbourn to
tie, and this gives some indica-
ton of the strength of the E-toWn
team.
The locals have been hurt by
injuries and sickness but never
theless expect to make a strong
bid for victory No. 3 against the
same number of losses when the
two grid squads clash Thursday,
night.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-10-15

The local high school football
team suffered its third loss in
five starts at Civitan Field last
Thursday night when rival Chad
bourn showed a spirited attack
that led to a 21-7 win over the
Red Devils.
Tabor City had taken successive
victories from Wadesboro and
Lumberton and were expected by
many to take the Chadbourn
Painters in stride in the annual
:'Tater Day" bowl game. But the
Chadbourn eleven was keyed for
the festival frolic and much
more spirited attack played big
part in the decision.
Tabor City was in the thick of
the game until the final period
when a desperation pass went
astray for a Chadbourn intercept
ton and a touchdown.
Tommy Lewis, Chadbourn back
field ace, was the overall star of
the contest and the spark that
made the difference in the game
It was the second season in a row
that the fry little ball carrier led
his mates to impressive wins over
the locals.
A half time feature Of last
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-10-15
Rotary Hears
Tax Discussed

IT r Conrad, a certified puoLc
accountant of the Conrad & COM
nanv firm of Charlotte, discussed
income, inheritance and eS!ate
taxes at the regular Monday night
meeting of the local Rotary club
Conrad IS tax authority ana
aid that most people do not take
their taxes seriously enough he
pointed out how many people Wv.
ernaid their income taxes because
thev fail to understand the SyS-
TEN. r Ed
He was introduced by A. Z. "a
wards, program chairman lot 'ne
Monday meeting.
Coach S. W. caruso asked r+i tor r
f,,rther assistance in Transporting
the rural members of the lo ee,.
football team to their homes aI'e I
daily practices. Any persons persons. ~ ~, 9 9
position to held in this matter was
ssked to notify caruso.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-10-15
Yams Average $500

Vans on the Tabor City auction
market are coming in greater VOL
ume and bringing a better average
price than they did a year ago at
the same stage OF the season, Ed
Walden, secretary of the market
ing company. has announced.
Through last Saturdays sale,
the first ten days of the selling
season, the market auctioned off
1878 bushels for SCI, 107.50. This
was an average of 1884 per bushel
for all sales during the first ten
selling days.
Through the first ten days OF
the selling season last year, the
local market auctioned off only
7949 bushels for SIS, 749.03, and
averaged only 1924.
This seasons average to date
is running 40 cents per bushel
higher than 1851.
The overall seasons average last
wear was 1888 per bushel but
the average during opening sell
ing days was below that of the
current season. -,
The Tabor City auction market
sold 256,O0O bushels in 1851, a
short crop year, and considerably
greater volume is anticipated this
season.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-10-15

the festival itself speaks for the
efforts of the chairman.
With a million and one details
to take care, Mrs. Prince joined
her husband in handling many
of the problems which arose in
planning the 1852 event and in
actuality was really a cochair-
man with her hubsand for the
festival.
Mr.. Prince handled the job for
the first time this year and served
as president of the Tabor City
Merchants Association at the same
time.
A. c. Edwards, honorary chair
man of the festival, gave conside-
cradle assistance to the planning
as did many other local persons.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-10-15
Florence Girl Crowned
Carolinas Yam Queen

and D. T. Pope, of the extension
department of State College, Ra-
leigh.
T. Ward Guy, Columbus Coun-
ty Superintendent OF Education
officiated at the coronation and
Ben Mcdonald, radio commentator
of Raleigh and Wilmington, was
master of ceremonies. The Coy
Tucker orchestra furnished the
music for the ball, sponsored by
the Tabor City Woman's club.
Miss Jean Yandle of Elizabeth
town, 1881 Carolinas Yam
Queen" Miss Mary Kemp Griffin
of Florence, "Miss South Caro-
lina,' and Miss Sylvia Thomas of
Swansea, South Wales, Great
Britain, an exchange teacher in
Clarkton, were honor guests for
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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-10-15
VAC And WAF
open To Women

S,ogt. Elizabeth C. Gavlak,
"aI-"AF Recruiter for South
.N'e'n North Carolina, has an
-'1'ce0 that there is a constantly
.4enIng range of skilled techni-
- Jos open to young women
s~' are eligible for enlistment in
IL WAC Or WAF.
1"7 following are the qualifica-
.1@ Tor enlistment: must be a
= ~sN,Scoool graduate between ID
:. - - FEARS Of age, single with
tspen1ents and a citizen of
=, I. Must also meet certain
,,''aa ana phlsical requirements.
=, : var applicant will be sent
-acH-anc Air Force Base, San
n. nav, .' Texas for a l2-Week per
,,,,' . @as.r training and a WAC
Il. 3. sent to Fort Lee, Vir-
+. - ''s e similar period of
- I2On graduation, the ap-
T.. Aus are. With few exceptions
~ SCOOPS where they receive
- a.a..cable TO their career
49, 7'-1"ing this, the WAC
.~. $50" . an air force base or
1''. there there is a re-
! 'Jc her services.
Is. ~ II interview or fur
\ 81 '''' .aa'.On contact S-Sgt.
\ te,- -. "DDn POS of the Post
'--fAg in Wilmington.