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AUToMoBlLss FOR SALE

PACKARD ls4e club sedan: beautiful
care; fully guaranteed: only Ss45
S9,cs down; balance nniS sasy payments; tKnll ~
ssSss 8 g. !3:s ss;s:: S$;s
Pi9YMoUTH i9 q 5Tis'' 81 Cambridge s-door:
Sl;ss5, oLMsTEAD MOTOR CO.
pIs@oTTs f99G Ws0n Sss Slse o% vefs
low mileage; ST ,995 or best ofier.
ME. 1925, Ext. l61. -27
PLYMOUTH 80 de luxe business cpe.
Cream colered, one owner. $500 mi.
PLYMOUTH 1851 convert: r. and
h; 1000 actual mi: beautiful
cherry-red finish: Wv. tires. Car
sams yon may Ss .ass car
Weekend special. 81 .S95. BELL
MOTORS. SOLO Wis. ave.. Wo. 5000.
PLYMOUTH 1881 convertible; radio
and heater; low mileage; excellent
condition; S1's6o or best offer; Call
PI2MoGTia i2, s111iY' AZ 4.dr, super de luxe;
excel. cond.; $3.50. See at 6l13 N.
2gth st.; Arl;; Va. JE. 2-30sl. -2s
PLHMoUTH Tai, '3S coupe Isa, r. and h.
%%i S1St' sa75. Il sna H. excel '0ha'. Ess SsSo'
PLYMOUTH '37 -2-dr.: clean inside.
good mechanical cond., r. and h;
$125. SH. 9669. GE. 25s9. after 6.
PLYMOUTH so de luxe 4-dr. sedan;
mileage 5000; owner transferred W;
Coast: Price $1.395. DU. .6S05. -2S
COUPE; robin Sine. anSToSk and OK posi. s,ao
erai trade. terms. WOLFE MoToRs,
PLYMOUTH 1850 4-dr. de luxe sedan;
(; and h., $1;4oo. AP; S423. -2s
days speciai $,ssa ad cARS al soYsSs: Mo
TORS, 1900 Good Hope I'd. oss;e.'
rSS114s S 3 il. ss ,.sd .,ss str stssamI,Ss. aIi.
very fSs low m Ioo6s like odr it Just cse sas
GREENwAY MOTORS. 5000 MINI
PONIAC 1915 streamline "s" ciut
coupe. r. and h.. straight transmis.
sion ! owner, low mileage. yers
PONTIAC 1851 Chieftain "s" COW.
r. and h.. Hydra Matte; robin s-egt
blue. tan top, leather interior; low
mileage: car absolutely brand.nev
| in every way: 80 800. BELL MO
TORS, SOLO WIS. ave-. wo. 5000
PONTIAC '51 Hydromatic 8 conver
| tible. Special factory white pain
| job with 2-tone black and whit
upholstery. This car is equipped
with continental wheel. Has thu
LI1rNcsToS e sHs5S mass moToRs sss
I23 o st. ne. Open 9 to 9; Elk
Pontiac 1s4s streamliner: 4-df. b
Hydra-matic; completely equip; 10y
mileage; exceptionally clean; $995
cH. 1905: 400 N. Norwood st.. Arl
PONTIAC 1947 6-cylinder Torped'
sedan; exceptionally fine; orieina
2-tone finish; fully equip, extri
good motor. tires; $S75. Pa.
through bank. WIN trade an,
PONTIAC 40 streamliner 2-dr.: =.
Sharp: ai 'S1.4 81, ,s45: s RosEPRT Psfn AERsoN scSi
posNTIHc tHsi 1850 &c; Catalina oGi g.. Hydra.
fully equipped, excel. cond;; Gsds wy
poNTisS t5si ~, cc cnny w. psIset saso eona
iight blue. I new white-wsil tires
immac. inside and out. 10000 mi.
PONTiAC PSiiIEHAC 1s4S Ss"@ convertible; r
h.; new black top and tires; fines
down. WoIFE MoToRs. 1881 VII
poNTi,a6 AYR ES' iafa E141' cn,.,t.,n DE- .2s isx
4-dr.; dark green; 8 CYL, Hydra.
radio, heater; tinted glass. etc
very little mileage, new-car guar
antee. 5000. ARCADE PONTIAC
CO., 1437 Irving st. NV. AID. $500
Evening star., 1952-09-27
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
AVIATION

ERCOUPE, low time; 2-w4y RADIO.
always hangared. XII. S-S113. Us
CESSNA, AS. 17O, 4 place. A and e
400 hours. excel cond.: always
hangared: rs g.p.h.. 120 m.p.h. u
share, $3.50. JE. 3-S4S6 after g..
place Piper PA-I6,
Sncss cSbsa VuI,ee B% IL aoTsrd
DGA, Bellanca Cruisair. See Ash.
Save Cash. Whether is is mainten-
ance worries or learning to fly, con-
tact US for our thorough friendly.
personalized service. FALLS CHURCH
AIR PARK, FA. 29S9. -2S
Evening star., 1952-09-27

SPECIAL BARGAINS. Deale, Md
attractive home. 8 bedrms.. med;
setting. zoo 4. on rSSna %assr iront osaa'liul
Mason's Beach, Deale, Nd. Melbourne
ave.--Beautiful home. 8 rms, mod
ern; lot 120x250; teautiful shrubs.
Call Mr.. Rice. West River 6703. Fri.
Sats., SUNS; or MR.. OpUM. west
River 6131; Mon, RE. 5216. --20
Evening star., 1952-09-27

FORD F-s tractor. UN. 74e4. -29
AUTOS 8 TRUCKS WANTED
NORTH CAROLINA DEALER win nav
T4P 1TP pr1sss q1Sa Tor clean used cars. can
VIZ NEED CARS res.rdl... Of make:
nignest prices paid. Don't sell or
ttrads until you give us the onpor-
p1es sR' e s1z win Or, Or sesft "a p.Isnc. 4 sOqf
any. All cash. See the salesman
at our convenient downtown drive
IN location, 500 to 8 pm. weekdays:
$40 TO $50. Saturdays. HILL &
bSaNIgaRs; besIeT. ga wsSh;s ssh6, , 0Idess Ford ORD
soTrHakiHkiN BUYER in town for on.
week; highest cash prices paid for
goo0 lean cars. ia. 1901.
WOULD LIKE to purchase 1850 or
1921 auto Immediately. call DI.
1916 AUTO WANTED in trade for
~ as,a new nut-vending machines. OF.
FROM PRIVATE OWNER. 40 @Ss or go
medium or lge car. Sat. pm. and
sum- 1874 CONGRESS s.e.' Apt; l0s.
WESTERN BUYER has immed. cash
I1r nee lcw-milsage cars. NORRIS
HUGHES. 1912 Ga. ave. RIA. 1922
WOULD, LIKE TO BUY a clean
late model car. preferably with radio
sna sna heater; can pay all cash. ME.
WOULD LIKE to purchase from a
private owner late model Cadillac.
FAIR. HONEST APPRAIsALs Of All
makes OF cars are assured at MCKEE
PONTlAc. 1884 L st. NV. ME-.
GOOD MAN. FOR BAD CARS and
ia. 1869: immediate removal. ~
A TOP PRICE for late model car, any
PACKARD. 79l1 Ga. ave. sH. 3s04.
LINCOLN 1947 or 194s Continental.
Goo GOOD copdition Call ST. 1852 days;
WANTED, passenger car. 40 or
newer; will pay cash If cheap or
trade-in 1910 Packard, paying dif-
ference, G. H. PAUL, 81 Randall
I'd. Suitland. Md. 10. S.173S. rs
A DEALER FROM N. C.
Paving big prices for 1885 to 1850
cars. 5S06s Ga. ave. NV, GE. 9S44.
Evening star., 1952-09-27
GARAGES

GARAGE FOR RENT, for car, s1O
monthly; for storage, $12. l2S 17th
FOR 81 nj kENTAcoaEsnse4r. IA; ass4. wis ave- i L.
newark st. tent. Norton pl.). can
W0a 1852 after g pm. -2
Cement floor. NO. $500. -2S
GARAGE FOR RENT. rear 5529 Ne
oraska ave. NV. Call OR. 0729.
NV. OFF r. I. AVE, bet. ist and
N. Cap. ST.; four-car brick garage:
well secured; heat. water, lights;
Ideal for storage. vi. 2092, TIL
sun: after Sun. UN. SO74. 2S*
LARGE BRICK, near N. II. and N
sts. NV: Nights. week ends. hoIt-
:. Gays; $3.50 mo. LU. 1855.
%-CAk GARAGE at 1915 Irving st.
9H 1iT.; ;1oygtll yin rent single or double.
sl6 eth N.E.-1 car, SO mo-; 1895
Eye NE. 4 cars, $50 mo-; sac 13th
NE, l car, $12.5O mo-; $40 Sth
NE, car, SIS mo. Call Ii. 1887.
Evening star., 1952-09-27
AUTOMOBILES FOR SAILS
PONTIAC 1887 8 cyl. 4-dr.; extra
wheels; $lSO: H. D. HILTPOLD.

PONTIAC 1887 cyl. 4-dr.; extra
wheels; S1SO. H. D. HILTPOLD,
owner. WI. 3439. go
81 Comm. VS. 4-dr.
sed.; pvt. owner. auto. trans, r. and
h., turn indie. Sc, good tires, extra
clean engine and body, low mi;
should see; $1,775. Ii. 4-0SSO. --27
1851 4-door Land
cruiser; r. and h., Wv. tires, all
accessories; Sl,S75. AP. 1903.
STUDEBAKER 1850 Champ. Starlight
cl cpe.; automatic shift, r. and H.;
$4,000 actual mi: beautiful green
finish; spotless interior: must be
seso,. seen TO Be a1a spprecisssd. eAo Week,sad
SOLO WIS. ave. WO. 5000. -2S.
81 4-dr. sedan, light
blue; automatic drive, and heater.
Excellent condition. Can be financed.
$1,000. OV. 3l55. -2S
AZ 2-dr. Regal de
luxe: r. and h.. chains; excellent
condition.; $4I2- Grumbly. 3044ha
r st. NV. DU. I'LL. go
Al Champion spas
senger coupe; r., h.. new motor. new
paint job. new tires. VERY CLEAN;
pvt. owner. Positively no dealers.
1896 or best offer. ISAAC, ma. 1897.
WILLYS JEEPSTER 1919; perfect
condition; emerald green. equipped;
Evening star., 1952-09-27
SAVE UP TO $500 NOW
TOWARD NEXT YEARS
VACATION

v61A6A / 4OxN
and have o better vacation next year
by taking advantage OF the pre-
sites at beautiful Drum Point Beach,
the most spacious and conveniently
located, year-round playground on
Chesapeake Bay. Only 80 minutes
Of driving through the beautiful,
historic scenery Of Southern Mary
with no ferries or toll bridges, brings
you to Drum Point Beach where the
broad Patuxent River and historic
Chesapeake Bay. merge. Here. 1900
acres of cool, shady woodlands and
Setsg sand ntd nye Sas.o
round homes line broad, shaded
roadways. Enjoy telephone eommu-
nications and electric current for
hghting and appliances; safe. mod
type Of craft from outboard to
deep-water cruisers. and points Of
vantage from which YOUNGSTERS and
oldsters alike can fish or bait for
the swarming blue crabs. Offshore,
in either river. or bay the mighty
come to- to provide the spoftiest Of
fresh~Wster lakes TEEN with rame ne
fish for the ny fisherman or. plug
caster. the wide, protected beech
offers safe wading and swimming
for every one from the toddler to
the expert swimmer. Under con-
structton and designed to be ready
for the 1858 season Is the most
spacious and completely modern
beach club on the bay, with locker
rooms, showers and quick-service
food bars. Adjacent will be two
shaded picnic. grounds. with equip
ment and q large parking lot Be-
cause the demand for homesites has
far exceeded all expectations. two
new sections have been opened q
year ahead Of schedule. Choice
wooded homesites in these sections
can still be purchased at savings
Of from $3.50 to $500 under prices
that will prevail In 1853. Prices
start as low as S495. You can pay
as little as $50 down and only Si0
monthly: To appreciate Drum Point
Beach. you, must. see 1t. Make ii
Q weekend must and drive down
through the colorful beauty of the
autumn landscape. Drive out Route
202 Or Route 4 10 Upper Marlboro
and Wells Corner. then Route 416
through Prince Frederick for 1j
miles to Drum Point Beach sign
then left 70 Drum Point. Phone OF
write PAUL D. HERMAN, Exclusive
Sales AGENT, for booklet, Suite 202
SoutherD &o9. Phone RE. 3430
Evening star., 1952-09-27
OUT or TOWN REAL Estate
sEAshoRE PROPERTY

REHOBOTH, DEL. - Fine cottage.
paneled throughout; furn.; equipped
for permanent residence: baths.
mod. kit: gar: laundry: servants
sec. ocean block Write Box 1851,
Star or phone Rehoboth S40l. %
Evening star., 1952-09-27
HOMESTTES
LOTS AND ACREAGE WANTED
(continued.l

LOT WANTED on Mt. Vernon blvd.
Of river, ME: ssSs after 3 5. '
WANT TO BUY about so acres in
Nd. on or near main rd.. within 20
miles D. G: Box 432-L. Star. -2S
FROM OWNER-Lot or small acreage,
nearby Nd: al cash: must be reas-
ONE-HALF no THREE ACRES, with
hill or knoll, D. c. or nearby Md,
for colored. Tel. Ii. 3-O154 after
pm. on weekdays; all day, Satur-
days or Sundays.
cessories, TV, etc: viii trade for
acreage or equity in home. HI
LARGE LOT, or parcel. in D. c.,
NV. sec. preferred; will pay cash
Or TRADE; income property. BUILDER.
p. Q. Box 5597, WASHINGTON. 80
Evening star., 1952-09-27

A 9-ACRE WATERFRONT on Church
Creek ia feet of water in a grand
harbor). The studio-type living room
with view Of water from sides is
fine and the modern kitchen and
dining room are in keeping with the
house. Also bedroom, study and
tile bath on 1st floor. Upstairs 2
bedrooms and bath.
AT WILD ROSE SHORES. A very
beautiful home. All rooms on one
floor. Two bedrooms. 2 baths in
main portion and in addition an un-
usually nice guest wing with 2 rooms.
kitchen and bath OF course, there
is also q beautiful living room. din
ing room and modern kitchen.
DIRECTLY ON THE BAY near Log
Inn. A large home 8 bedrooms and
baths, also sleeping porches. Beau
tiful screened porches and nice
grounds. The living room has a fire.
place and Is comfortable room.
Also q dining room and kitchen. Oil
heat.
JOSEPH D. LAZENBY. REALTOR.
215 Main St., Annapolis, Md.
Evening star., 1952-09-27
AUToMoTIvE MISC.

CHRYSLER ENGINE, completely
rebuilt. 1850. See BECK. weekdays;
z; c. MOTORS. 654 n. Wash. FANS
Churcns Va Us
Evening star., 1952-09-27
Amid Natural Beauty

NEAh If1E Bay
About ! hour from D. C.-Attractive
clapboard cottage with chimney,
amid beautiful towering shade trees
on lge., level. corner lots; convenient
to stores and bay. It's well-arranged
furnished rooms and lge. screened
porches offer relaxation and enjoy
ment during those hot summer
months and these pleasant fall week
ends. No immediate repairs needed
and it is offered for less than its
value for quick sale because its
owner has passed away. Only $3.50
If sold this week end. Stop by our
WO. S716. ewes. after $40. CHESA-
PEAKE CO.. INC, at the stop sign,
Chesapeake Beach. Md. -2S
Evening star., 1952-09-27
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

YEAR-AROUND HOMES 5000 UP
"a miles D. c.. Woodland Beach.
Easy commuting near school, stores
and transp.; conv. terms. RA. 220O;
week ends. Annapolis zoos.
WILLOWS BEACH COLONY offers
specially-priced homesites this
month. with magnificent views Of
Chesapeake Bay; well planned
community with u mile Of lovely
beach. only 40 miles from washing
ton. Visit willows before you buy.
Five miles south of Chesapeake
Beach on Route 261. Phone Hobart
S235 for folder and road map
NEW, modern. yr.-round, waterfront,
ranch style with redwood siding Six
rms, bath, powder rm., lge. screened
porch and patio. Good boat harbor.
So. 800 furnished. Call OWNER,
West River, Md, 6S71. --5
WHY WAIT for. spring? New cond..
year round living cottage. near
South River, waterfront, conv. to
new road to Wash. Sell now at
.sacrifice. Call IA. 4167. CS'
SCIENTISTS .CLIFFS-Port Republic,
Md. Cottages and lots for sale to
college grads. at restricted Bay
Beach. Lge. community bldg. Con-
genial friends for all the family.
Literature. Drive down any time.
4.6 miles beyond Prince Frederick.
Evening star., 1952-09-27

ALLIED MOTORS
100 9th st. NV. CO. 149t
---2S
Evening star., 1952-09-27
Fairhaven On the Bav

Fairhaven On the Bay
Pretty all-year round English cottage
and ali wood paneiing inside. cleo
trio kitchen, modern bath. space
heaters; will sleep 8 people COM
fortably, nice lot and garage; u
block from the eay; was priced at
$500 but owner has had to leave
day and Sunday. Directions: Drive
through Upper Marlboro, continue
on Solomons Island I'd. and follow
signs to Fairhaven and ask for Mr..
Beitzell.
BETHEL
1K1K Y At NV M 9100
Evening star., 1952-09-27
PANEL TRUCKS

See Mr., Fitzgerald, EVENING STAR
NEWSPAPER CO.. SAL 2nd st. s.e..
daily. $40 to s.
Evening star., 1952-09-27

CADILLACS WANTED
'41-'52 models. See us before you
trade or sell your Cadillac. We will
pay you top cash price. HOYIE
Evening star., 1952-09-27

a DEALER FROM N. c.
Paying big prices for 1885 to 1870
cars. 5S06s Ga. ave. NV, GE. 9S44.
Evening star., 1952-09-27

100 CARS WANTED
For export. '46 to '52. VIII top all
ment. Open every day til 8 pm,
DONALD MOTORS. 1877 Florida
ave. ne. ME. 7171. B
Evening star., 1952-09-27
AUTOS g. TRUCKS FOR HIRE

FORD F-s tractor. uN. 74e4. -29
AUTOS 8 TRUCKS WANTED
Evening star., 1952-09-27

Worth Of clean, late-modeI cars. We
have one of the largest retail,
wholesale outlets in the city. Com
tact US before you sell or trade.
EMBASSY MOTORS
18th and K Sts. N. w.
Evening star., 1952-09-27

FORD 1859 esnv.; Crestliner Sunliner
Sun gate & ivery; o5a 5adio; & heatsr: over.
S2.496. Phone ov. 1900. -1s
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-08-09
With NJ. Y. Giants
Irwin S Bat Notes
Return to Lineup

Monte llNin returned Y"
the New York Giants last
week
Written rs i headline. the
above sentence could mean
numerous nightmares tor
National League pitchers
who have missed Mr IRWIN
big bat since last Septcm-
Der. when ne baited the
Giants TO the pcnnant, over
the BROOKLYN Dodgers
Injured in Omaha during on
exhibition game last spring he
was flown 10 New York where
his injured angle was place. IN
d cast
Plcdlc,re h.' b, would o,
Reads fm punch h'tnE a9iN oN
july ! s., WAS Manned 70 M"'l
Irh ouee A. a'ilc ene,
mr na silent be' ~
.lrrN> peeW 'r -''e.c l'"'
rs s,, rt 80 'Nt Nla- if'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-08-09
Satterheld Fight
On Air Wednesday

Two ot ~, nation icr ili
aAy,vcigih ooni,ndcf Bub
Saiiclfcld ~ Cnuaal and has
old johnson OF Philadelphia Viii
meet IN ten ound bout IN tho
Chicteo Stadium "Wednesday
Aug 10 be broadcast oN,l Obs
Radio starting ai 1905 = m.
FDT.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-08-09
Auto RQcing
For wo Days
at Stote Foir

Saturday afternoon Aug. 80
90 mile AAA Big Car race
ana Sunday afternoon Sept. 6.
$50 mile AAA Midgei Car race.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-03-12

and ParZate. In preparing the
spray mixture use IL ounces OF
either of these materials mlxeo
with Is gallons of water or z IL
level tablespoonful per gallon
It will take about 1 IL POUNDS
of either Dithane ITS or Parzate
to treat 100 yards of plant pea
for the season. 76 per cent fer'
BAN is available under the trade
names of Fermate, M Leaf, Fer
radow. This spray may be pre-.
pared by mixing one pound OF
either of these materials with 20
gallons of water or 5 level table
spoonfuls per gallon and will re-
quire about two pounds of mat
erial for spraying 100 yards Tor
the season.
busting materials are obtain
able under the same trade names
and in purchasing the materials
be sure that you are getting at
least 6 per cent zineb dust or III
per cent ferbam. Such dust usu'
ally are available as a 10 per cent
Dithane dust, 10 per cent Parzate
dust, or IL per cent zineb dust
Ferbam dust is available under
the trade names of Is per cent
Fermate dust, Is per cent Nu
Leaf dust, or Is per cent Ferra'
dow dust.
| For either spraying or busting
the first application should be
made when the plants are about
the size of a dime. To delay start
ing treatment later than the
time that the plants are the size
of a dime the farmer is taking a
chance. The plant bed treatment
should be continued twice week
ly until the plants are ready to
set in the field. Any application
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-03-12
BLUE MOLD
REPORTED
AT FAIR BLUFF

The blue mold, the early threat
to tobacco plant beds, has been
reported in the Fair Bluff area
which makes the second area in
Columbus County that it has
shown up in so far this year, and
has shown up 10 days to two
weeks earlier than ever before.
This is an indication of bad blue
mold year and possibly a short.
age of tobacco plants if farmers
fail to treat their plant beds to
control and prevent blue mold.
In a report received this morn
ing from DR.. L. H. Person, Plant
Pathologist who is making a
plant disease survey of Georgia
at the present time, reports of
blue mold is widely spreading
over the state of Georgia and in
some of the earliest affected
plants 80 to 80 per cent Of the
plants already are killed, and
some of the plant beds complete
ly wiped out. He reports that
blue mold is in the epidemic
stage in Georgia with more of
the beds beng reseeded due to
plants being wiped out.
Howard R. Garris, Extension
Plant Pathologist with the North
Carolina Extension Service in
Raleigh, who has just received
a long time weather prediction
for North Carolina from the De.
partment of Commerce, reports
that the weather during March
in Eastern North Carolina will
be most favorable to the develop
ment of blue mold. According to
the long time weather predict
ions the weather for Eastern
North Carolina will be below
normal temperatures and the
precipitation will be higher than
normal during the month OF
March. If these weather predic
lions are true, it means bad blue
mold weather for Columbus
County farmers. Therefore, it is
strongly suggested that all to
bacco growers treat their plant
beds with either of the two mat
erials 60 per cent zineb or 76 per
cent ferbam.
For spraying IS per cent zinet
is available to growers under
such trade names as Dithane Z-7e
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-03-12
LETTERS
To The
EDITOR
Stuttgart, Germany
26 February 1852

20 CbI uoA v 4o0S
Dear MIR. Carter,
I am proud to be able to say
that I taught school in a town
in which there is a man with the
courage you have displayed in
your dealings with the Ku Klux
Khan. You, in your frank and out.
spoken denunciation of this or
eanization which is opposing and
breaking down all that our coun
try has fought and is fighting SO
diligently for, are worthy of the
admiration of all of us who recog
nize the harm that such an organ
ization can do to our country.
I would like for the Khan tc
know that the service men don't
look upon them with any sense
of pride. Men are losing their
lives on the battlefield in Korea
fighting for the freedom which
the Khan is attempting to de
stroy. Our illustrious Klansmer
might criticize me for writing
such as this when I am relatively
safe in Europe. Still, I wear the
uniform which we are told tc
wear proudly. 1t isn't equipped
with q mask and we don't ruth
lessly take punishment into oul
own hands. If I am to wear this
uniform with pride I would like
to know that our American citi
zens at home are doing their part
to make for lasting peace-peace
that can come only through com
patability and cooperation. How
can we expect world peace if we
aren't in harmony in our owl
country?
In the service you are in close
contact with people from all sec
lions of the country, and it i:
embarrassing to have people con
stantly inquiring about the bar
barrie, uncivilized men from thu
South who are attempting to take
the law into their own hands
Don't misunderstood me. I an
not ashamed of my section of the
country. I love the South. I an
not so naive as to believe tina
the South is the only section
suffering from such corrup'
gangs" I am ashamed that we
have let them get so powerful II
the Carolinas.
I am an avid reader of youl
paper and follow with interes
your attempt to keep this infor
nation in the eyes of the citizen:
of Tabor City and Columbu:
County. Your answer to the tritt
written by Mr.. Hamilton is E
work of art. How can such a mar
speak so knowingly of Chris
when he goes against all Of Hi:
teachings? It's sacrilege. IT.:
blaspheny. His final comment
America needs men," was the
only intelligent remark in thu
letter. I wish I could feel that he
fit into that category.
Tabor City, I gather from the
TRIBUNE and from letters that
I receive from friends, is pro
crossing nicely. I am always glad
to hear of it's progress and hops
that soon I will be able to be back
in Tabor City.
Keep up the good work ano
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-03-12

which is surrounded by vra.,,
The Oklahoma National C,'.as
Division left the U. S. earlu :!
1851 and trained extenslvelv %
the japanese island of Hokts,;SSaa
before it was committed to K1.
in December. Cd
A rifleman in Company 9
1s0th Infantry Regiment, na &,
entered the Army in Octoh.'
1850.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-03-12
H-0UR GREATEST NEED

Defensive action alone ultimately winds up in defeat
This is common knowledge yet our prevalent political
philosophy has been defensive For example, our people
are against Communism but most of fail to realize that
merely being against it meaningless To win, you have
got to be for something.
More people who know what they are Tor rather imam
what they against the greatest need OF the moment
people who do not weigh the value OF personal liberty IN
terms of teevsion SETS price indexes, socaed social
gains the animal comforts politicians love to harp on
as vote getting devices.
The bitter truth that losing our personal ber-
ty at home just as we have been losing the contest with
world communism haven't the quits to be for
something have been losing because we have not had
faith in the founding principle of own government
independence. We have tolerated the development OF
bureaucracy which has grown into colossus that takes
third of all paychecks We have accepted lying down
the mouthngs of hungry politicians who are spend
ing deprecated currency at the rate of
900 annually We have been taught to be cynical toward
productive industry and thrift and the property rights OF
private citizens From this point it can be but snort step
to political and religious oppression
The current budget of the Federal Government
SS5OOOO O0O-recenty inspired blistering editorial
by Life Magazine: {" Congress had damn we'll better
pass selfreformng acts Otherwise the Federal
budget will remain the incomprehensble sign of Amerl-
cas- creeping retreat from political secontrol to tyranny
through ignorance"
Only exhibition of faith in independents and hatred
of oppression and excessive taxation stem
the growth internal bureaucracy and the soul destroying
march of world communism and perpetuate the United
States have known.
Our government should fulfill it's basic responsibility
for establishing sound monetary policies which will
debate excessive demand and thus take off