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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-24
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COOPERATIVE ATS. SALE

WESTCHESTER APIS, 5000 Ca
and bedrm., dining balcony. Call
nights. KE. 7-O221. "a
Enjoy HOME OWNERSHIP with apt.
size cost. See this air-cond... 2-bed-
rm., coop. apt. with sep. din. rm.,
Ice. liv. rm.. mod. kit. lge. closets.
Mr.. shopping. tranEp. and school,.
Monthly payments only $500, incl
BROADMOOR-Firs offering of one
of the most attractive one-bedrm.
apis; in this highly desirable s; apart.
foyer. separate dining rm., large
bath. Completely redecorated; WALL
to-wall carpeting:. high southwest
exposure overaocki E6o p anosca csfl
ST $4,000: res. AID. 2-5004.
CONN, AVE. Mr.: PORTER ST. :1.2.
kit and bath. Good condition; ex-
cellent location; some furniture in
Cluded, This is an estate property,
priced to sell promptly at $4,000.
Please call Mr.. Gavin with H. @.
SMITHY CO.. ST. $4,000; res.
AID. 2-5004.
space; also foyer, double hy. rm,
sun porch, kit. and pantry, Second
fl. front. 3 exposures. good cond.,
desirable location, one blk. from ex-
tensive shopping and transp. Price
only S13,95O. Please call Mr.. Gavin
with H. g. sMfTHY Co, ST. g.
5000: res. AID. 2-5004.
ARLTNGTON-Love 2-bedrm:. CO.
90 apt. in excellent location. Equity
can be purchased for $4,000: Terms.
SS5 per mo. includes everything, IN IN
BETTER HOMES REALTY.
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HOUSES SALINE. tcens.I
Mr.. EASTERN STAR

3 Bedrms., 2 Baths-$20, $50
Diet, brick. Idy; rm. v aEsgl.: din:
s and Sa aSm Fin daSsssr rs! Ssik l%
c Stsis M kscs s s19SS R ESss ri Hs
ALLDRIDGE. III. 4-ll34.l
Leo M. Be rnStein & Co.
1415 K St. NV. ME-. $4,000
COLORED-sEMIDETACHED COR
session: fuli bsmt.. oil h.-W.h,. front
porch. garage; immac. cond. You
can't beat this one but call early
Mr.. Penland, ST. 3-!56S; eyes: LU,
2-7612 It'll 10 pm. ATLAS REALTY
COGORED-WOODRIDGE - Attrac.
ultramodern, 8 bedrms.. in knotty-
pine. Diet. 40x15O. , baths. 2 kits,
9 porches; Oct. garage; Anchor
1enss t 0 heat HoSs. n esws O dee prss
s Gu. #. and Gu. IT,. new auto.
washing machine. Mr.. transp. Owner
leaving town. Asking $t4.950.
INC. NO. 7-72O3. Call til pm.
24th). Immaculate cond. 5 rms.
and bath, bungaloy, inclosed porch.
modern kit, oil hot-water heat.
Full bSmt. with rec. rnl. Priced at
$l2.5O on terms. Call Mr.. Shuman,
DU. 1885. MARSHALL ]. .WAPLE
Co. Realtor. 1924 14th st. AID.
COLORED BEAUTIFUL &C" ST.
Parkway. Lovely brick. Colonial
porch, 8 large rms. = baths. nicely
dec, alum. storm comb. Venetian
blinds, rec. rm.. garage. MOWERS:
Arranged so home will pay for self
If wanted. An outstanding home if
you want the best. Only $16.950.
Terms Call Mr.. Bramble Ii. 3-6g43.
MORGAN REAL ESTATE CO.
C0LORED = 5TH AND E NE:
home. Front and rear porches. 2-car
brick garage. A beautiful home.
Terms May consider trade. JOHN l.
SHELTON. REALTOR. 10. 2-2000:
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WILL TRADE HOME Of 8 rms. and
bath plus 3 apis: fully rented with
income, S215 per mo-: located west
Of Dupont Circle for tavern, restau.
rant. motel, cabins or any good
business. Direct with OWNER. DE.
2-447O.
SHOP, in Nd. - Plenty
of parking; fully stocked and equip.
Money maker. II opened right hours.
Must sell. Best cash offer. Phone
WA: 7-5435, 8 am. to pm. IA
FOR sALE-WELL EQUIPPED MOD
ERN BRICK HOTEL AND RESTAU-
RANT, FORTY.NINE ROOMS IN
ALL. INCLUDED ARE SEVEN
SMALL APARTMENTS. THIRTY
AIR CONDITIONERS. TWENTY
SIX ROOMS HAVE WALL-TO-
WALL WOOL CARPET. ABOUT
S25. 900 IN EQUIPMENT. HAS 234-
FOOT FRONTAGE ON u. s. NO. /.
EIGHT MILES SOUTH OF WASH
INGTON, D. c. Priced $4,000;
CASH PAYMENT. $4,000. BAL
ANCE MONTHLY BROKERS PRO
TECTED. SEE MR.. FApELY.
PHONE NUMBER SOUTH 5-863O.
ALEXANDRIA. VA. -26
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Nice 2-bedroom Flagstone home with
liv. rm., din. rm., kitchen. bath, at
tic; on large lot with rear view over
looking field and woods. Out Route
1 to Groverton. left at st. Louis
Catholic Church to Bertram lane.
house faces end Of street. Visit this
nice home and call JOSEPH w.
SEAY COMPANY. JE. 2-2620, FALLS
CHURCH. VA.
COLORED-I435 GERARD ST. NV.
House. apts.. 4 baths. 4 kits.
and gar, S165. Keys at 1896 Gil
rard st. AID. 1924. -25
COLORED-I7th AND D SE.-Semi-
det,' I s Emss BATH gas heat. VACANT.
CoIoRED@DEANwoOD, 4414 Lane
refs. RE. 7-56oo, Ext. 5648. 30
COLORED-191S BENNETT PL. NE.
Newly decorated: q rms. and
bath; sos per mo. THOS. J.
FISHER g. CO.. INC, 73S 18th
OLORED-KINGMA PARK-Large
6 rms, modern kit. with disposal
and dishwasher. finished rec. rm..
3 porches. cow. to everything. Va
cant. Call till z. NO. 1929. -26
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Short Term-Furnished

ShOrC Term-FurnlSneu
/ three bedroom, 2-bath: located in
Falls Church. featuring all Of the
nicer living convenienceS; available
for ga months.
! country home available for 2h
months; near Oakton.
Properties beautifully furnished to
meet your most exacting REQUIRE
ments. Call JE. 2-2620, JOSEPH
w. SEAY CO.. Falls Church, Va.
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ARL.p Wese0ver-o-DeQfm. COLONIAL,
sun porch ra din; r S.i fgli Ssmt .frs rec:
conv. schools, shopping: SO mi. to
Pentagon; avail LIST week in July.
MICHIGAN PARK. d. C.-3-yr. -old
brick by Woodner: semidet.. bed
rms, Ia baths, sep. din. rm., pic.
windows bsmt" fenced I'd; $ll2.
FORT DUPONT. 4s4e Dubois pl. Sc
h est; CnlS ss5 rm mo f siSo Ssns sss
3440; ewes. JU. $500. go
BETHESDA-Nr. Naval HOSP. g rms.
bath. $50. Other houses. MRS.
Sik5YDE g. PENNINGTON OIL, 3
723 ATLANTIC SIC rms. IA
baths. rec. rn.. full !bsmt.. garbage
dfSposal and dishwasher: SflO mo.
3. On HUMPHRIEs. Realtors. ma.
siss BLAIR RID. N.w.-Loyely T SENT
det.:, 3-bedrm. house with ist-f.
M MAJ REALTY .S CO. ST. 3-sSsi;
area. bedrms.. tile bath. big iiv.-
viii furn. Reas. re. 6-6S39. 25'
TEXAS AVE. Sc. AREA-5-room
house; pract,, new. full bsmt.. lge.
MS rent toda "a sS storm To- wndSTs
WHEATON AREA, 251s Mason st.4s
6edrms.. liv; en-, kit. bath: nice
y gE;T nr Scho&l; rs $l I per mo, De.
ARLINGTON FOREST. 11s N. Gran
ada S6.-IOVely white brick: 3 he'd
rms, Ia baths. fireplace, screened
porch. full bsmt:: fenced yard; July
ss sA fss REBsEM B BdTe5 S agS
S. fG 15MS wSSe edrmss. Ms' baths, 2 stor-
les. full bsmt., near bus and stores.
in the Cheverly area.
Cali iii . PM. va va. %7-sSoo
LOOKING FOR A HOME? We have
2 variety Of lovely, homes in de-
Can X. s-SIos bet. % and ESQ.
ROUTH ROBBINS REALTY
Near Dupont mS"e Circle sSoSs attrae. re-
modelled; double liv. rm.. din: rm.
opening to walled, patio; bedrms..
2 baths and lavatory; parking
THe 6 SSpS c Iassn' pu s4 4Y24
ewes. and week ends. DE. 2-4O73.
Ideal Home or Investment
LOUIS dgsS R6 G6dSfiNs Fl . ss:ES7o7.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
1918 EYE ST. Sc.
Clean 5-rm. frame home; newly dec
GRATED; SS5 month.
28th AND N ST. NV. =.
modern 5-rm: Colonial
AuERBHcH & CO.. D1. 7-e5o1
SEVERAL 3-BEDRM. HOMES
$3.50 Per Mo.
MANNAS REALTY co.
2116 Wilson Blvd. ia. s-27s3
REDUCED
RENT
MICHIGAN PARK
Four blocks north of new Providence
Hospital under construction.
ONE YEAR, sos MONTH
On 2oyear lease. $1O5 mo. first year;
ROOMS. DINING ROOM. MODERN
KITCHEN. ETC.
wE1H REH Z TIL ~ 1 4; sYNPAY
oiic univ. turn left on 18th St. then
STEUART BROS, INC.
D1. 7-a4s4 D1. 1895
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COLORED-3 APARTMENTS
1904 JACKSON ST. NE.
1014 9th ST. NE.
2252 Mt. View Pl. Sc.
Y 2-51n7 IA 3-01A

Elk. 3-5707 RA. SOTO
COLORED-REAL HOMES
OPEN SUNDAY. TO
3125 KANSAS AVE. NV.
Lge. newly deco. S-rm. brk.. home
across from park: Ia baths, oil
heat, gar, nice porch; terms.
1911 MONTANA AVE. NE.
Mod. newly deco. 6-rm. semidet.
brk. home close to stores. trans,
light bsmt: as low as $685. down.
brk. home in beautiful cond. 3 bed
rms, incl. porch. mod. kit. Ia
baths, nice den. storm windows.
Owner wants quick sale. Ewes.
AMERRACH & co. DI. 7-65O1.
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Beautiful View-$115

We have 8 houses avail. Rents start
from 500 up. Ii. $4,000. SOUTH
EAST REALTY CO. -27
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

HO TSFSR SEES S75 to o. S S@D
ERNEST H. LUNG. DI. 7-2221
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BETHESDA, Battery Park-Large dc
luxe rambler with separate dining
room, large screened porch, very
large rec. rm. and many other hn0
features. Call us today. We have
the key. WO. $4,000 until 9. EDw.
H JONES g. CO.. INC. Chevy
n q pa
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18th AND NEWTON SITS. NE
ATTRACTIVE once with 4rm apt; on
mo, Opposite Newton ,Theater. CAL
OWNER. HI 4-6622.
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

BETH. -CH. CH.-Col. brick. shaded
washer: paneled den. nv antsnna.
screened porch. $500. OIL. 4-349s.
SILVER SPRING. Sligo PIX. Hilis-4
bedrms., az baths. dishwasher. dis
posal, fully tiled basement, rec.
room, I'm. attic: COW. bus, school,
etc. Lease. $50. JU. 6-1971. "a
ALEX, VA.-2-bedrm. semidet. brick;
Equipped kitchen. rec. rm.. fenced
yard. sos mo. 3l1 Farmington DIR.
Jefferson Manor. SO. S-S654.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-09-08
Irrigation Slated
At Green Sea

An irrigation demonstration is
slated for Thursday Sept. 9, from
2:3C p. m. 10 p. m. on Dan Cros-
by'S Farm on the Fair Bluff High
way, ? miles fro mGreen Sea.
The demonstration is being spon-
sored by the Vocational Agricul-
turc Department of the Green Sea
High School in cooperation with
the Horny Soil Conservation Scrv-
ice, Don johnson and Wilson RAN
kin. agriculture teachers OF the
school. announced.
Each OF the following companies
VIII demonstrate one complete
system: Twin State Irrigation Co..
Tabor City, Joe Blount. repre-
sentative; Johnson Cotton Com
pany. Conway; Planters, Inc,
Conway; Planters, Inc. Conway:
Rose Evergreen Farms, Marion
and Van Lott, Inc, West Column
bia.
All interested farm people are
invited to attend said johnson and
Rankin.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-09-08
Red Devils Open 1854 Season
Friday Against Rockingham

Tabor City'S Red Devils will be
making their 1854 debut here Fri
day night at 8 o'clock when they
entertain = strong and experience
ed Rockingham eleven in q SEAA
contest at Civilian Field.
1t will also m2rk tAc dcbut of
the Red Devils new coaching
staff, head mentor David Diamont,
former coach at Statesville High
School and past president VI the
North Carolina High School
Coaches Association, and Coach
Donald Stowe, former coach at
Lowell High School.
Coach Diamont has been press
ing his c.iargeS hard during the
past three weeks and reports that
they are in good physical condi-
ton.
Most of the Red Devils are in
experienced and this may prove
the damaging factor: however, the
great desire to play that has been
shown during the preseason prac-
tices may balance the picture and
give the Red Devils another sue
ccssful season.
A scrlmmagc under the lights
recently showed the Devils tack
ling hard but missing vital blocks.
Rockingham will be fresh from
last weeks 1918 victory over
Bennettsville and will be seeking
their second win of the early sea-
son. Observers report that the Wis
lting Rockets are large and fast.
They will field team that aver
Continued On Page 81
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-09-08
III Poultry Show
Set For Friday

The Annual All Poultry Show
and Sale will be held at the Agri-
culture Building in Whiteville at
800 p. m, September 10. There
will be groups of pullets offered
for sale and each group will con-
Sist of IL birds.
Each of the members participant
cd in the Poultry Chain which is
sponsored by the Sears Founda-
ton. They each received 100 U. S.
Certified Pullet chicks last March
and twelve pullets are returned
for show and sale to provide
money for chicks for next year.
The pullets are Parmenter Reds
and are a heavy egg production
strain. They were purchased from
c. NJ. Harris, r o P Breeder from
Valdese, N. c. If you want a small,
back yard flock you will be able
to purchase some excellent layers
at the sale this year.
The Al members who are part
icipating in the sale this year are:
Milton Coleman, Rt. 2, Tabor City;
Philip White, Ri. 3. Whitcvillc:
Charles Canady, Ri. /, Nakina;
Alene Long, Rt. 4, Whitevillc;
Rickic Jean Norris, Rt. 3, Tabor:
Junior Ransom, Ri. 2, Clarkton:
Sandra Green. Rt. 1, Clarendon.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-09-08
BACK TAXES

The Tabor City Town Board at
its regular monthly meeting
Tuesday night. set In motion the
necessary steps to collect all the
back taxes owed to the city.
The board has posted notice
that all persons owing ''a~k :aT-
es, that Is for years prior 10
1854, have until October I, 1854
to pay up. All persons, without
exceptions, who have not taken
care Of these delinquent taxes
by that time will have their
property levied against and &C
ton taken 70 garnishee wages.
The board has exerted a great
deal OF effort In recent months
to collect these taxes without
resorting TO drastic legal pro-
cedure but in the face Of some
taxpayers reluctance TO pay up.
sterner action has been authoriz-
ed.
The board also voted to open
up 70 additional street extensions
as soon as possible and 10 have
Carolina Power and Light Com
p1ny erect two lights on c,.istiug
dark streets.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-09-08
Mystery Farm C0ntestSeries
Begins I'm Tribune This Week

Readers of this newspaper will
have chance 10 prove their
knowledge o. farms in this area
with the publication of a new
mystery farm" feature starting
his week and sponsored by Prince
Motor Company Of Tabor City .
and Prime" Chevrolet Company,
of LoriS.
Aerial photoS were taken of So
farms in Columbus and Horny
Counties served by this newspaper
and one picture will be published
each week, along with an invita-
ton to readers to "guess whose
sarm." The pictures were taken
by the Z"kan-Robbins Company OF
Harla.'. Iowa, specialists in this
kind of low altitude farm photo
or" y, al t. newspaper arr
r. ed TO ma &C photns snapped
n different uartS OF tnr area so
tina. every fa...-r has ~ equal
chan. o. kGv:r- his e., -ic:..-...l
publis 81.
Nobc&y ,lro''s ~, -sc firms
we're ph~:-l--.-.--a . . not even
the photographers .Tlr editor of
the newspaper l. relying upon the
readers for Identification. and
those recognizing the mystery
farm Of the week" should notify
this nnN:S cape: Immediately.
The operator Of the mystery
farm will receive beautiful
mounted enlargement of the orig
inal Photo, il lie will call at the
Prince Mct1. Company Office.
This photo is free with tie COM
pllmcntS OF tie automobile dealers.
sponsors Of the contest. Farm OPP
orators who recognize their farms
IN tn" newspaper series. should
come to Prince Motor Company or
Prince Chevrolet Company at the
first opportunity so that they can
make positive Identification and
get their free picture.
Airplane photography is
tricky business and the photo
graphers further complicated it
by taking the shots at random, and
a few from the back side of the
farms SO that tins contest will be
more interesting and require more
skill. The pilot flew about 300
miles back and forth across the
trade area of this newspaper
while taking the photos with pro-
fcssional aerial photo equipment.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-09-08
To Be Or Not To Be

The Monday Labor Day closing of local stores was
not bad within ITSELF but the late day in making the de-
csion certainly in keeping with the best of prac-
tice.
The Merchants Association has rules, regulations and
bylaws These closing dates something that should be
understood and ron-clad and asmnute petition with
out giving the farmers advance notification of the closing
is unfair.
Many farmer to town Monday not knowing
that the stores closed Neighbong towns that had
planned to close stayed open because they thought
going to be OPEN
One local man who dropped by the office wanted to
know whether "men monkeys" and acted on n
moments notice rather than pre-arranged plan
tainy the hasty decision not in the best interest
local business.
Perhaps Labor Day should be annual holiday with
all local establishments closing their DOORS That isn't our
argument all We simply saying that last minute
decision poor business and wise move for Tabor
City. -'--,-'.-. -
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-09-08
Two Local Hen
Charged With
Tobacco Thefis

Two Tabor City brothers, Joe
and Bill Wilson, were arrested
Monday night by local officers and
charged with grand larceny after
three teen age boys confessed that
they were involved in the theft of
tobacco from the Virginia Tobacco
Company storage warehouse and
New Farmers Warehouse.
Bill Wilson, %, was released
under $1,000 bond while his young
err brother, Joe, 10, was released
under 5000 bond.
Local police officers said that
the two men were implicated in
the thefts after three boys, one Is
years old and two IA years of age,
stated that they had been paid by
the men to remove tobacco from
the warehouses.
Four separate warrants were
servcd-two involving only Bill
Wilson and two charging the bro
theirs jointly.
Arresting officers Ted Watts,
Leamon Sing and Police Chief H.
L. Epps said that the alleged thefts
and conspiracy to commit theft
occurred during the early morn
ing hours of August Ia, August 81,
August so, and September 4.
Officers recovered at least q
par, OF the loot when they found
400 pounds OF tobacco outside a
window of the Virginia Tobacco
! Company warehouse. Another 232
pounds tat had originally sold
for an average OF 63 cents per
! .oLau was located at an undis-
! -loS2d place. They reported that
! : Small amount was found in the
| garage of Bill Wilson on Monday
night when the warrants were
! served.
In the confessions of the tcer
age boys, they stated that they
w-rG given money for their part
n the tobacco theftS. They saic
that they sometimes had been Civ
en- one dollar while other times
tnCy received as much as five dol.
lars.
The arrests climaxed a three
weeks investigation by local offic-
ers who were alerted by official.
OF the Virginia Tobacco Company
Evidence in the case will b,
heard next Monday at Mayor
Court. If probable cause is found
by Mayor w. Horace Garter ther
the case will be transferred &c
Recorders Court for further dis
position.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-09-08
Mayors Court
Ha~ Crowded
Session Monday

A Gockct crowded with public
..uN""nncSS aid diSorderly con-
dr@t 5cS ''s airrI Mondav at
May CO.. by ,:Lyo" W. dor-
ace rrt-r.
Listed on the dcc,:n. were BIiv
-"l -. zee ~. .ost Legrant
: o. .orr' ,s.;....ng 81: James
!. "''!.., C.... y conduct,
costs.
Doris Waade!l, public drunken
ness. costs; Fred Franks. public
drunkenness, costs: Pete Granger,
public drunkenness, costs; Joseph
Johnson, public drunkenness,
costs: Lacey Dowery, public
drunkenness costs; Hoyt Watts,
Speeding, costs: Christopher c.
Gore, speeding. costs.
Billy D. Moran, speeding, costs;
Horace Jordan, speeding, SIS. Da-
ford Waddell, public drunkenness,
costs: Jimmy New, spinning
wheels, S.: Doris Waddell, public
drunkenness. costs: Leola Verun,
public drunkenness, costs; Nathan
q. Williamson, spinning wheels,
S.; Love Simmons, diSorderly
conduct, costs; Odis Fowler, spin
ming wheels, costs;
rcAhic Manning, disorderly
conduct, costs; E. A. Morrison
diSorderly conduct, costs; Bill
Spivcy, disorderly conduct, costs;
Hubert Graham, two charges OF
speeding and spinning wheels
costs on both charges; Sam Price,
public drunkenness, costs; John
Jeffrey, public drunkenness, costs;
Morris Finley, disorderly conduct
costs; ard John Johnson, disorder
~ conduct, costs.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-09-08
Local American Legion Post lel
Slaies Supper Meeting Sept. II

Tab CIV Americar Lesiuy
Post lGl will hold a dutch suppc,
and reorganiZational meeting at
the City Cafe here Friday night,
September II, Commander Harry
Siephens said tod,
The Legion program here has
lacked spirit and initiative for
some time and the supper mcetirC
80 been scheduled IN the hope Ct
'cvivins interest among ,s.cranS
in LEGION program, STEPHENS said
= ."sal ore for rgIor
y o. G..'S.i0 is ~ w underway ard
I. ~ v".-ran IS urged to ray his
dues and to take an active part in
Inc program said Commander
Stephens.
The September 18th meeting is
being called to discuss several
oints Of business with the up
COMING Yam Festival one of the
primary concerns. The american
Legion in the past has operated a
bingo stand at the Yam Festival
and the profits have been conSe-
quential when the Lcgionnaircs
put Olt real cffor..
Cpl. r. p. Ha'la-, VINO is IN
charge OF the Columbus County
members of TIE State Highway
Patrol. will b. TIE principal speak
cr AT the supper meeting.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-09-08

Maryland license number CA431a
was broadcast in connection with
the robberies.
TWO other robberies we're re-
ported TO have taken place on
Windy Hill Beach Sunday. James
T. Hap Collier of Whiteville, N.
c., S. A. Hatley Jr. OF Tabor CITY
and third person whose identity
could not be learned Immediately
were fishing at Windy Hill when
their car was looted of money and
valuables unofficially reported at
about $500 belonging to Collier.
Collier declined TO give any in
formation to the press, and Deputy
Harry HARRISON of Loris, who in
vestigatcd the theft. told n reporter
he was unable to remember the
amount involved when he was
contacted at the Sheriff's office in
Conway by phone.
Hatley said the thief or thieves
overlooked Sl70 in cash and some
checks which he had in a pair Of
pants left on the floor of the car.
A second robbery was reported
at Windy Hill Sunday by Elmo
Benson of Burlington, who said
some 5000 in cash and $500 in
checks was taken from his auto
mobile, Chief Newton reported.
And Lynwood Carroll of Tabor
City, brother Of j. n. Carroll Jr.,
reported losing more than $500 ut
Ocean Drive Beach Sunday, but
was unable to say when Or how
the money disappeared.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-09-08
Garrell Is Victim
of Weekend Robbery
At Myrtle Beach

A Tabor City man was held I'D
and robbed at Myrtle Beach early
Sunday when he surprised three
youths stealing gas from his car,
and at least three other incidents
of robberies from cars were re-
ported over the Labor Day week.
end.
j. M. Carroll Jr., Tabor City
town clerk, reported he was rob-
bed of approximately S35 about
a. M. Sunday when he walked up
on three young men siphoning
gasoline from his car in the park
ing lot Of the Ocean Forest Hotel.
Carroll said one of the youths
pulled a pistol from his pocket
and ordered him TO Give me your
money" Still holding the pistol
on him. the three got into an "old
model" Ford bearing Maryland
license plates and sped away, he
reported.
After their getaway Carroll
found his car had been stripped of
9 mirror and cigarette lighter and
pair of prescription sun glasses,
he said.
A second robbery in the hotel
parking lot was reported to have
taken place Sunday afternoon.
Davis Levinson Of Fairmont, N. c.,
told police a diamond wedding
ring valued at $1,000 was taken
from his car sometime between
ESQ and 4:30 p. m, Chief w. C.
Newton reported.
A statewide alarm for q 1916
blue Ford tudor sedan bearins