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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-05-26

tain a healthy economy for all
the people of the county.
In regards to schools, the can
didate states that he will support
the programs of both administra-
ton units now in the county and
work for and support any pro-
gram for the betterment of teach
ers and pupils in these trying
times. He says, Il will not change
the Whiteville Special Charter
District"
Veterans and their dependents
legislation will get his support,
and he assures both farmers and
businessmen that he will do MOTH
ing that will be detrimental to
their interests.
In regard to increases il, taxes
he says he will oppose any lesis-
latlon that might, in any man
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-05-26

oSl.
l. When the speed of a car is
increased from 25 m. p. h. to so
m.p.h., the braking distance is in
creased approximately (a) four
times, (b) three time, (c) twice.
z. AT 80 m.p.h. a reasonably safe
distance at which to follow the
car ahead is: Gay 3, (b) 4, (c) S
car lengths.
$: You are travelling at AS m.p.h.
and with to pass another car tray-
eilng at IS m.p.h. This requires
about 10 seconds. The number of
feet that your car will travel be-
fore you have passed are back on
the right side of the road again
Is: (a) 300 feet, (b) $50 feet, (c)
$50 feet. w
4. Drivers exceed speed limits
rhiefly because: (a) they don't
ROW the regulations. CD they
ak skill, (c) they have poor at
t!udcs.
,. When the right wheels of
I1ur car slip off the pavement,
YOU should: (a) turn back onto
- pavement quickly, (b) slow
cc"n gradually AMI steer back
onto the pavement when convent
cnt, (c) apply the brakes sharply
and cut the wheels hard back onto
the pavement.
6. While the average driver is
moving his foot from the acceler-
ator to the brake, a car going so
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-05-26

m.p.h. will travel approximately:
(a) IS feet, (b) IS feet, (c) rs
feet.
Z. A common characteristic of
the "show-off" driver is that he:
(a) does not know the regulations.
(b) lacks presence of mind in
emergencies, (c) drives too fast
for conditions.
D. Your car is being overtaken
and passed by another car on a
TWO lane road. Just as this car
starts to cut in, another approaches
around curve. In most cases IL
Is best to: (a) maintain speed, (b)
slow down and give way, (c) speed
up.
.. AS you approach an intersec-
ton 1t becomes apparent that your
car Will enter the intersection be-
fore a car approaching from the
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-05-26
A. W. Williamson
Cites Platform

Arthur w. Williamson of Cerro
Gordo, candidate in the Democrat
CT primary, May 20, for nomina-
ton to the State Senate, has set
forth his program or platform.
Mr.. Williamson is the second can
didate for an office in the state
legislature from Columbus who
has offered definite program for
the voters to consider.
Mr.. Williamson states his posi-
tlon on support of legislation that
is intended to improve the stand
ard of living and general welfare
for farmers and will held to main
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-05-26
Safe Driving Quiz Published
BY MOTOR Vehicles Department

Here a popular feature on safe
driving distributed by TIE State
Department of Motor Vehicles. Try
your hand at the questions and
see how you rate. The best driv-
ers-and the safest-ought to get
at least nine correct answers. You
nave three choices in each cues
tion. Mark the one you think is
right, then check the end of the
column for the correct answer All
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-05-26
$500 A YEAR Sc A COPY
ner, unduly increase the tax bur-
den."

ner, unduly increase the tax bur-
den."
Stating that his eight years of
service to the people of the county
as member of the Board of Com
missioners has given him an in
sight to the basic problems of the
people of the county, that he will
do his best to serve all the people
of the county. He also says, 'I feel
strongly that the sovereignty of
our state is vested in the rights of
the people, and that this is the
very fohundation Of our Democ-
racy"
Mr.. Williamson had stated at
the time he announced his candi-
dacy for the state senate that he
was opposed to the so-called "Se-
crecy Law"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-05-26

Glasses in homemaking will be
held for women during Farm and
Home Week at State College, June
! Ito.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-05-26

THE BIG MOMENT Ready
10 make parachute jump with
tie famed SID Airborne Division
1T Fort Bragg, y. c., is Corporal
a tcn VI. Stanley, son of Mrs.
a lima S!Gn.CY of Tabor City. y.
TO-. u. .i:aJ ley wears his main
parachute Oh his back and his re-
serve parachute and combat pack
tfrCnt. The jump. Aliens fifth
rom a Glib aircraft, marks the
euI OF t;lrcc weeks of intensive
physical and tee nicol training
and WI crafty him as a para
trooper. Es is cook in the 3O7th
A..DOrne Medical Battalion, a unit
Of the Slni Airborne Division,
Americas Guard of Honor"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-05-26

street on your right. However,
that cars speed is greater than
yours. You should: (a) speed up
to match his speed, (b) slow down
and prepare to stop, (c) maintain
your speed and don't let him bluff
you.
10. A flashing red traffic light
means: (a) slow down, (b) stop,
(c) congested traffic area.
Answers
l. (a), 2. (c), 3. (c), 4. (c), S.
(b), 6. (b), Z. (c), 8. (b), 9. (b),
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-11-05

passing out the Tigers over the
miserles for certain No team has
scored more than two tbs on
the Eagles and the Death Valley
coach should get his answer With
Tom Poland. a fine runner avail
able after a tWo-week injury alb
sence, Billy LeHew developing into
a break away threat. and passing
becoming an integral part of the
Tiger offenSe. Hickey's charges
are in the best of fettle to attempt
to make it three straight victories
with emphasis.
After the Sewanee contest
Hickey was heavy in praise OF. the
defensive work of the Tigers
which hurdled the Sewanee test
in great fashion. Stokeley Fulton
Tommy Lee and Ends Ronnie
Henry and Jim Overbey played
outstanding games, with Fulton
again sparkling the Bengal for
wards
With a known defense of nigh
a.der and coming along offense
the Tigers performance IN the
BridgewateI game should furnish
the real cue 10 the future.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-11-05
Bridgerater Test Saturday May
Measure Tigers True Strength

Hampden-Sydney's Tigers, with
a fresh tWo-game winning string
behind them. clash Saturday with
the Eagles Of BridgeWater Col
lege on the Eagles field IN what
may be billed as a test case
affair
Coach Jim Hickey pleased with
the performance of his Bengals
since moving Sophomore j m
Smith to quarterback. has a
chance to let the new combination
iell before the Big One November
- with Randolph-Mac
BridgeWater had 4 lat victory
over Gallaudet and a IN tie with
West Virginia Wesleyan the last
two SATURDAYS Before that they
fen TO neutrality-suspicious. II to 0,
and there the test case comes in.
How viii Smith Fulton LeheW
Overbey Rives x Co. stack up
against that outcome? Hickey
knows the Eagles are good enough
to furnish a real test and he S not
taking anything lightly In fact
he's fearful that his charges may
overlook the Eagles While taking
the longer view to November 49,
Has Smiths generalship and
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-11-05
Powhatan- Caroline Clash Tonight Crucial

pointers We're made on passes.
lie isn't too concerned about
bis own running attack which has
rolled for ll6 points in six games
19-plus AVERAGE per week.
Opponents have neted only %
points
Chief concern is a completely
iniury-free squad during the
game ana defense against passes,
and he knows the indians VIII be
seeing some while meeting a foe
Of the Importance Of Caroline
It looks ike a Great game and
figures crossed outlook as to
he district title
After Caroline High, The IN
dams wind up the campaign at
nome the following Friday after
noon against Goochland.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-11-05

Coach Hank Norton's PoNha-
Tan High Indians clash with Car
oline HIGH at Bowling Green FIJI
day night IN a crucial District
D Group III contest. The dis
tyict championship may 90 to
the winner
The Braves are 81 against
district competition. with an or-
erall ST. record Fluyalna. an
other sontenders, DUMPED the
Indians 1876 in their only loss,
District wins have come against
Louisa 7-3 Beaumont 1870. and
Henry Clay of Ashland 24-0.
Coach Norton probably has the
districts top defensive record
At least in stoppn2 running at
tackS The Indian forwards have
not permitted a score on the
ground Both OF Fluvannas six
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-11-05

has PLAYED on the new lighted
neld Of the Statesmen.
Coach Leo CARROTS Randolph
Henry squad has been up and
c/ssn III District this year with
injuries hurting down the long
pull but few teams can manage
10 maui a Garrett coached team
TOO badly.
The Wolverines. who are I'm
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-11-05

~eyeral notches from the States
men IN District 3 STANDINGS are
favored Oh the basis of compare
t.Tc records, but the RH oridders
always play one Of then better
Games against the Wolverines
A win Will give the Wolverines
a chance for second place standing
in District 3, since there is no
hope eff catching the indicated
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-11-05

front runners Of Emporla High.
The Statesmen with a IA dis
trict mark win attempt 70 I'M
prove that record at Wolverines
expense. Coach Bob Gilmnr will
have his SQUAD at full STRENGTH
for the contest which should pro-
vide some good opportunity for
fans TO see that fast bench the
Wolverines arg shaping up for
1855
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-11-05
COPS STUDY OBSTETRICS

Greenwich. Conn, Fifty
Greenwich policemen are busy
studying taking a course in
obstetrics at the local hospital
Police here made an everage Of
one emergency delivery a year
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-11-05
Farmville High
R-H Clash In
District Final

Farmyille Highs Wolverines
make their last Distric, fling to
NIGHT Friday against Randolph
Henry High at Charlotte c II
Il Will be the first time Farmville
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-11-05
SHADES OF 4. ID. X.

Jonesboro Ark Helping to
elect Roosevelt Robertson. Of Pa
Ills. Ark Yice-president Of the
state chapter Of the Future Farm
ers of America, were his triplet
brothers Franklin and Delano.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-27
TRAILERS

TRAILER 81 26-ft. Travelite with
bath. Occupy Immediately. 81 800.
MODERN s6' Howard house trailer
with. 20'xS' aluminium awning and
porch; perfect condition. Reasonable.
Hill Trailer Park. College Park; Nd.
1850 3O-FT. MODERN 1-bedroom
trailer, custom kit. and dinette; like
new. Bargain price. RIA 3-O675.
TRIUMPH so Speed Twin; 500 Co.
excel. cond.; must SELL; $525 or best
offer. Call 10. 1876 before 8 pm.
TRAILER. all aluminium with bath;
l2-gallon auto. hot-water heater.
E 1lEf 9HT 400 B HN 4c 81; soft
American. lived in very short time
good as new. modern. many extras
So 800, " original cost. Daleyiew
TRAILER. Krops 1850; 34-ft.. 4 rms,
1858 1858 Se5Oe fFTo' oiT "a Fry Mobile home,
like new; tour laid hitch. Ancient
Oaks Trailer Ct. Falls CHI. Va.
FOR SALE 1852 Liberty trailer. Al
it., . bedrms., compi. bath with tub
rm. See Lot 239. TEMPLE TRAILER
VILLAGE Alexandria
COVERED TRAILER.
Tor hauling or camping. sos. JE.
HOUSE TRAILER, 6x1O GOOD buy for
vacation. $3.50. HA. 2-9566. go
A HEAVY DUTY utility trailer, safety
hitch and running lights. Remov-
able tail gate, so So. it.. floor space.
Size 81 in: high. Best offer ever
80 LANDOLA 80 it., in excellent con-
.dit!on: can be seen at lot %. Boiling
Field Trailer Court. or call T/SGT.
DIFFENDORFER at EN-. 2-96DO.
Ext. .401, Monday through Friday.
HOUSE TRAILER, '51 Liberty. Ex-
Gel cond. Sl,700. IKE. S-629S.
SHIELDS TRAILER SALES
Route 24C Bypass, Rockville. Md.
Open daily 8 to $50 pm Sat.
Sun 10 to Z pm. Pc. 2-3996.
New and used house trailers.
Observation-Disclosures
Rent With Option to Buy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-27
TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEVROLET 194S sedan delivery; r
and n. spot light; $500 or best
cash offer. WO. 6-1301.
so Ha-ton pickup; like
new. will guarantee D. e. or va
inspection; l owner; must sell i'm
mediately, will take best otIer
Please call MR.. FREDERICK. WA
7-72OO. 8-5: AP. 1883. after B.
STUDEBAKER 1852 dump truck; ex'
rifice: $1,000. JE. 2-S713. =
CHEVROLET '52 dump: two-speec
rear: s25x20 tires; 3-yard Ca
Wood body. This pay-loader in A.
condition, ST ,495. PARKWAY-FORD
3O51 M st. NV. AID. 2-O1S5. Oper
to 9, Sat. till 8.
DODGE '46 1h-ton, short wheelbes'
stake truck. with 4-speed transmits
sion. fish-plated frame. good tires
This truck owned since new By
prominent local concern, and Is ex;
ceptional at 1895: PAR 3 ~ a. Z
Omen q to @, Sat till 8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-27
TRUCKS FOR SALE

REQ flat-bed truck; long wheelbase.
Can be seen at our yard at Clinton.
Md. Inspect and make offer. ST.
FORD Isl s4-ton stake; like new,
$4,000 mi; this truck is quality. plus
ranty: 1905. ARLINGTON MOTOR
GO. GFor0s 1917 N. Moore St, Arl.'
sTUDEBAKERSLBrand:new and dis
and pickup bodies; big reductions;
from 1895. AMERICAN SERVICE
CENTER. Studebaker dealers. $50
n. Glebe I'd; 16 years in Arlington
Open ewes; ia. 7-.7722. Pr
finish heater . rear Ru% 0DT 1sSs
HOYLE MOTOR SALES. 1717 r. I.
ave. ne DU. 7-S300. p
DODGE so 1a-ton pickup. That's
just what you need in appearance
and condition; Swell looking req
rubber all around. A real bargain
at S645. LOGAN MOTOR CO. 2O17
Virginia ave. NV. ME. S-2S1S;
FORD so s4-ton parcel delivery; 10
#. Boyertown body. full width
laundry. shop on wheels. TV shop
or delivery service. Excellent con-
dition. Ready for work. 81 .095.
logan | > NJ Mo 9CE96o CO.. I'LL lst so ST.
FORD 80 FL panel. equipped for
dry cleaning route 1895. MALO-
NEYS, INC, 1926 Ga. ave. Silver
Spring. Md. JU. S-3333.
STUDEBAKER '52 "a ton pickup: 81.
900. mi; radio and heater: $3.50.
Dunkirk 5000.
CHEVROLETS so 1a-ton pickups; 2
to choose from: IA speed; 1-3
speed trans: good clean trucks:
SS95. WISSINGER CHEVROLET CO.
Seven Corners, Falls Church, Va.
DODGE '36 panel truck: y ton; best
offer. Call WA. 7-5145.
CHEW. 40, GMC 40 ton trucks.
Chassis and cabs with Manley
cranes. Both in good cond: ready to
go. Choice; 1873: both $500. IA.
0-QRO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-27

FORD so ha-ton pickup VS.; red;
heater; low mileage, very clean; g.
month or 6.OO0-mi. warranty; S9H5.
ARLINGTON MOTOR CO. (Fordl.
1917 N. Moore ST.. Arl.. Va. ia.
FORD al h-ton vanette: ideal for
camping or fishing parties; good
running cond.: good car: make an
offer. XII. S-082O.
port type, $500 gals. manufacturer.
LfTTLEFoRD BROS. win sacrifice.
JE. 2-S713. 80
STUDEBAKER so c. and G., 1921
w.b., 2-ton, 2-speed axle, extra f1nO
S25x20 tires; written guar. TRI-
ANGLE MOTORS. 3O10 r. I. ave.
sTUDEBAKER 81 Acton pickup.
definitely tip-top cond.; written
guar. TRIANGLE MOTORS, 301O
r. I. ave. ne DE. 2-6302.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-27
TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORD SO VS. F-6 dump; in excel.
cond. throughout; easy terms; trade
accepted. 6-month or 6;000-mi war
ranty; 81 395. ARLINGTON MOTOR
GO, (FOrdl, 1917 N, Moore ST.. Ar Arl''
CHfEviRsooLET 1862 tractor: complete
air. saddle tanks, plus all other &C;
cessories. Will guarantee, must sell
Immediately. Please call MR.. FRED
E Frs w. WA. 7-72OO' 50; AP5 Z
F SSs5, 81, 5ite van S; one owner; excel
TRIANGLE MOTORS. 3O1O R. l.
ave. ne. DE. 2-6302.
FORD $50 FL h-ton panel: the best
you can ~nnd and Just retlniShed
written guar; TRIANGLE GL . Majors s9dS
camping or fishing parties: good
running cond.: good car; make an
cp%fEF sTi Fl SI issS sedan delivery;
tee: must sell Immediately; will take
best offer; please call MR.. FRED
ERIcK. WA. 7-72Oo' 80; AP 2
DODGE 1850 a-ton panel; good con- con,
dditionn: $500 or best offer. % IE'
CHEVROLET 81 1,ton express; !
Easy terms. 6-month or 6; SgGrmh
M Ms5FeasY co. i Fora, $500 Col. PIKE,
cAE1 xf5iIE1 81 ls:ton panel; very
clean; ] 0wner: must sell lmmeGIl-
ately; please call MR.. FREDERICk'
WA 7-720O. S-5; AP. 1888. at: D.
s2TUDEBAKER 1851 plumbing truck
ton utility: 81 800. Also 40
Chevy, 1-ton panel, $500 ~ Fed 1,
eraI tractor with ss-yd. bantam
backhoe, 25-ft. crane boom; "a 500.
| Call ia. 5000. II
FORD 1851 pickup; good cond.; $3.50
| or S475 plus motorcycle; or cartop
FORD 1919 ton panel: H., auxil-
iary seat. reflectors. good tires;
excel. paint; real transp. ioT as
little as .S495. Call MR.. GRAHAM
FORD R 1871 'F-e; 154-in. wheelbase
cab and chassis. excel. tires good
paint. This truck is in peri. como.
and ready to earn you real money
| Call us today, SS95. Call MR..
GRAHAM, IA. $4,000; IT,. .ooa
| CHEVY. 1851 sed. delivery; eooo
tires, painted dove gray, n. ana
defroster; guar. D. c. Inspection
1875. Call MR.. GRAHAM IA.
DODGE 40 panel truck; very good
condition. Can be seen rear, 2OlO
| Otis st. ne: 500. AID. 2-3967.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-27
MOTORCYCLES

RIDE TODAY A BSA-BSA cham
pion motorcycles of the year; many
models to choose from; Road Rock;
ct, Shooting Star: Golden Flash and
others t1ood used machines parts
terms BLALoCK CYCLE co. sI17
PARTS FROM INDIAN ARROW
Usable on Scout and Warrior. front
forks. front rear wheel. tires. chain,
parts. frame. tenders. etc. TIE; g.
B. s. A. 1851. model Bs8, 1000
miles. excel. cond. after 8 pm. 1706
=, CraWf9rd dr., Roee5E1iIle. 81
ley Il, $i75. occOauan ios:J-s.
HARLEY so: $40 Nv de luxe, excel.
cond. never been down, $500 down:
take over payments. TIE. 6-754S.
HARLEY DAVIDSON al t457; Just
had reconditioned trans. gen. and
sISS' SO; cail 10. ss77s25 S Or see s0 at
3240 10Th st. NV. (near 10th and
HARLEY RiEk ri is4a 81 Nv. all equip nI Like
new. Low mileage 1878. 965 Domer
ave, TAX. PIX. JU. 7-9OS4. =
CUSHMAN Eagle motor scooter 1853.
been ridden zoo miles; cost 1859 30.
wiz oCll Ava HcOOs SOiOA DlhCs INE O.
5oSS. ~
1850 twin: high bars.
saddle bags. dual seat. reason. JU.
S-4347
BSA 50Occ 81 engine; good condi-
ton; S225. OIL. 2-699S.
motorcycle 1852; 125 per
gal, lights. extras; sacrif. SIPS.
TO 9-6196. TO 9-5S5O.
HARLEY-DAVIDSON AZ as; good
cond.; 5000 or reasonable offer. Call
WA. 1-5145.
FOR SALE Cushman motor scooter
SIS. Call JA. 7-7572.
INDIAN CHIEF '46i it runs; 500
INDIAN - 800; low mileage. many
accessories. can be financed; $685..
> down: 10. 3-1756. 49,,
LAMBRETTA motor scooter; brand
new: reasonable. Telephone JE. g.
HID. 1913 "74": perfect condition
many extras. WEIGH, 1888 Pow
hatan St. Alexandria.
MATCHLESS AZ 500cc.; upsweep ex-
haust. high lift cams; $175. 10. o.
1901
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172O 18th ST. NV,

DUPONT CIRCLE. 18th and p SITS.
n.w.-Open lot. 24-hr. privileges.
SIS mo.
14th and Columbia I'd. nw.-4 dbl.
garages. SIS and S25.
Sc. rear 1901 2Sth ST., $16.
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1908 H st. NV. MA. S2345
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-27
AVIATION

ERCOUPE-Excel. cond.; must sell be-
fore July 10; No Ireas. cash of1er re-
AERONCA CHIEF 4 model: complete
best offer. XII. S-3O97. ~
SEAPLANE. J-3 lao floats. wing
tank, metal prop, C75 maj, nc
ARROW, Sport. new license, new VS.
Ford engine, good fabric. 500
May take trade. See MR.. COBB.
Sunday at Beacon Field.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-27
AUTOS AND TRUCKS WANTED

WILL PAY the absolute TOP dollar.
for 81. So. So ga Ford con-
Vertibles Don't sell till YOU get
our price. MCNEIL tStudebakerl
l4lS P st. NV: 4034 Wis ave NV
WESTERN BUYER has immed. cash
for nice low mileage cars MORRIS
WANT TO BUY late-mode' car to-
day; make not important: must be
clean. will pay cash. TU 2-4l GA
SOUTHERN DEALERS in town thi,
week will pay cash for all make;
and model cars. Call ia. g-46OI
A DEALER FROM N. C.
Paying q high price for clean cars
74OO Ga. ave. NV. RIA. 3-5675;
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2nd TRUST NOTES
LOANS

LIST AND end TRUST LOANS MADEi
"a hour service Call Ii. 3-0445:
JEFFERSON MORTGAGE LOAN
CORP.
LOWER PAYMENTS LESS INTEREST
Let me refinance your home and con-
solidate YOUR present trusts. thereby
reducing monthly payments and in
terest ana give yoL any balance in
cash. Call MR.. MILLER. ME- E.
1920; evenings LA 6-51o4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-27
GARAGES

6IS MASS. AVE. N.W.-S25, HARRI-
SON & ADAMS, 932 K st. NV ma.
BIG GARAGE, 2sxas, loft. ceiling:
excel. bldg. for storage. 705 Port
land st. Sc, 10. 2-0021. -27
18th AND r SITS. N.W.-Lge.. dbl.
connecting brick garage; $50. WOOD
WARD AND NORRIS. 723 Goth st.
NV. RE. 1858: pr
REAR OF 1890 WIS. AVE. NV
car garage. $3.50 per mo. See JAM
tor, Apt. C. RE 7-11S1.
TWO-STORY double brick and con-
crete garage. Rear, 312 10th st.
Sc. 10. 7-2056. ~
1920 18th ST. NV.
Brick bldg. in rear. approx. 1880 it,,
suitable for garage or shop; has
water and electricity: vacant: key at
liquor store; rent. 500.
B. F. SAUL co.
925 18th st. NV. MA. $1,000.
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AUToMoTIVE MISCELLANEOUS

3 GOODYEAR nylon tires. Goodrich
= S:20-15 almost new. 1000 mi.
orig. price. S235; sell $40; buying
new car. CO. 5-7733. rs
JUNKING Al Dodge; engine, SIS;
radiator, SIS; radio, $40: tires So
ca. co. h-4R9R. Pr
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BOATS
Colonial Yacht club

NOlOIl1d1 I dC11b N40O
Colonial Beach, Va.
36-ft. Motor Sailor, Little Heron"
architect, Hank Shield: built By
Stonington Boat Works.
ChrysIer Crowns.
27-ft. Chris-Craft sedan cruiser
115 Chrysler Crown.
23-ft. Correct Craft Vacationer: 100.
hip. Gray Marine.
Hoopers Island fishing boat. ~
MARINE INSURANCE
HUGH ALEXANDER, ST. 3-4440
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

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Homer news., 1954-08-12
TALKS TO AfT'ssTT PRESIDENT

Don Sui tn of Renal Comnun- ications i toasts the di stinc c- tion of having talked to the presi dent of the American Tel ephons and Telegraph Company. Don was surpri sed the other day to receive 3 radio call from Anchorage ana to have the president of the ATST cone on the line to chat. The head nan of the Iii egest tele- phone system in the world wanted to check the reception of the radio telephone system Don nas apparently flustered because he failed to get the nare Of the felloe on the oth- er end of the Ii
Homer news., 1954-08-12
BRIDAL stpNtR HELD

bridal shower honoring Mss Alice Evern was held Tue sday nj sht at the Ton Shel T ford hone. Mrs. Shelford was hostess to 24 ladi es who pre- ssntad the tri de-to-be VI tn many lovely gifts Nj ss Evern will hs married thi s Saturday to Robert Freeman at the Con uuni ty Chri sti an Church \
Homer news., 1954-08-12
WORKING IN HOVER

Fred Llewallen of Anchor age is working for Terni nal oil company in Homer He drove here last neck bringing Mrs Stella Abbott in from Anchorage. Mrs Abbott will ake her hone here WI th her son Charles ahhott- and hl 5 two daughters.
Homer news., 1954-08-12
LADIES FELLOWSHIP TO MET

Ladies Fellowship meet ing will hs held Thur sday, August l9, at 7;:D p.u. at Mrs. Harry Cregoi re's hone
 ht that. tine work will bs done on pi lomslips and qui It's, The pi illoNslips are to ts sent to hospi tai at Glen Allen, qui It that was fin ishsd at the last raetin9 has been sent to Rev, and Mrs Vi 1son, nj ssi onari es at Wa sil1a.
 Election of officers nas held at the last meeting Of the Ladies Fellowship. Mrs. Helen Edens was elected w es~ ident, Mrs Arthur Nichols, vice-prssident, and Mrs Per- yle Nyhill, secretary trea- surer.