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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-30

message by Rev: S. NJ. Dorton,
pastor Of the Fair Bluff Baptist
Church.
Singing during the first day
o. last weeks meeting was di-
rCCted by DcimaS Hooks. One of
the hIghlightS OF the opening
session was the message. The
Real Christian Church" by Rev.
Roy J. Harris. There was anoth-
= outstanding message by Rev.
Earle l. Bradley. Opening SEES
son reports were as follows:
rublicat1ons-Rev. +. c. Can't,
Br0thCrhood-Rcv. V. p. Locke.
Ministers retirement - Rev.
Glenn +. Strolc, Evangelism -
Rev. 4. {. Foster md Biblical
Rccordcr-Rev. 3. d. Bunn.
At the afternoon session
Thursday, Rev. Ben Fisher, di-
rector of public relations of the
Southeastern Baptist Seminary
IA. Wake Forest, spoke on APP
.proaChment To Religious Libert-
les. DIR. Leslie II. Campbell
spoke on the topic A Forward
Looking Program"
Reports on Thursday after
noon included: Temperance -
Rev. V. p. Locke, Educational
InstitutionS-Rev. Richard Nc
Duffie. Executive Committee -
Moderator, and Trelsurcr-C. G..
WeStmoreland.
At the Thursday evening ScS-
sion an audio-visual report was
given by Rev. CUrbin Cooper.
Theory and Practice OF Visual
Aids was discussed by Rev. l.. J.
Morris.
Music Friday morning was di-
rected by Rev. c. E. BrisSon
with Mrs. B. I. Watson. pianist.
Rev. Roger Williams, pastor at
Mills Home Orphanage spoke.
along with DR.. w. X. Mckee,
director of public relations at
the Baptist Hospital. Reports
were given as follows: Assem-
blies-Mrs. Joan VTccn. Train
ing UnionS-AlpheriS Cox, Sun.
day Schools-Clyde Evans, Va.
cation Bible School$-Mrs. c. c..
Leggctte, Baptist Homes Hart
ford Lennon and d talk was Civ
EN- on the subject h. Rev. Char
les Burchettc, OrphanagCc-Rev
{. f. BrisSon, Memorials - Rev.
Forest Strole, Fiaancc-P. p.
Renfro, and Baptist Hospital i
Rev. Wyatt V. Colcy.
The afternoon session Friday
consisted of the following feat
IrcS: WMU report Mrs Ruth
Lane. Memorials Rev. Forest
Strole, Foreign Missions - Rev.
B. d. Bum, Home Missions i
Rev. A. p. Stephens, State Mis-
Oscar Holland and
'esolutions-Rev. Wyatt Coley.
Rev. V. p. Lo3ke. pastor of
he western Prong Baptist
|hurch. presented = detailed and
comprehensive resolution on
emperance to the association
md is was adopted without a
iisenting vote. The four point
esolution adopted recommends
o Baptists of the ~ churches
n the association: y
"D-That we discontinue the
ISc of the word TEMPERANCE i
n regard to beverage alcohol.
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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-30

day afternoon the direct qucs-
tion. Have you sworn out or
DO you expect 10 swear out a
warrant against Worlcy?" Nell
son said, mo comment" When
asked to confirm or deny that
Worley forced him at gun point
into his car Saturday night and
drove him TO Sheriff John Hem
rvs house at which place Wor-
ley repeatedly fired at Sheriff
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-30

shoot Sheriff Henry" Andrews
reply was, II done want TO talk
about it."
Reports indicate that Worlcy.
after having been stopped by the
patrol, was picked UP by two
deputy shcriff's and placed in
the Conway Jail where nc al1eg-
cdly remained until Sunday. His
brother. Floyd Worley, report
edly got Rec out ca bond Sun
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-30

John Henry. Nelson said. "a
haven't got anything TO say"
Worlcy contacted at home
Monday night by telephone an
Swcrcd all questions with. "No
Highway Patrolman Jimmy
Andrews was asked Monday.
Did you stop or arrest Rec
Worlcy Saturday night after a
reported attempt by Worley TO
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-30
ATTEND JUDGES MEET

Judge and Mrs. r. b. Mallard
were in Chapel Hill during the
weekend where they attended a
Judges Conference at the Insti-
tute of Covenant Building. The
program included special ses-
sionS for the women.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-30

ers have been digging constant
ly for the facts that are more
elusive than a Waccamaw eel.
Although there are persistent
reports that warrant, has been,
sworn out, that Nielsen was Writ
ually kidnapped, and that an at
tempt was made 70 shoot Shcr-
if Henry, there has been no
statement issued by the sheriffs
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-30
Bupfisfs Name New Officers:
Condemn Alcoholic BEVERAGE

LII nc ks. Sr.. Of Whitcvillc,
was named moderator for the
1878 year at the i5lSt annual
session of the Columbus Baptist
Association last week. Opening
day sessions Thursday were held
al Western Prong aud Piucy For
est Baptist Churches and tao
Friday session convened -. Cllr-
cndon Baptist Church.
Al the close OF the Friday
meeting, Hooks poke briefly
expressing his appreciation for
the confidence shown and fur the
courtesy extended throughout
the annual meeting. He also said
the fine speakers al this aSSO-
ciational meeting have given US
a challenge, and | feel that we
a a people can 20 back to our
individual churches with clearer
objeCtivcs and put forth every
effort to put into action these
challenges that We have beard. -
Other aSSoCiatioraI officers
elected include: Rev. Wyatt Col
ey, vicC-moderatoy: Rev. Clyde
Watson. clerk; {. G.. Wcstmore-
land, treasurer: and trustees,
Rev. Glenn Strolc. c. c. Leg
gette and B. II. Small.
Superintendent of Sunday
SchooIS-Billy Hooks, Jr., Di-
rector of BTU-Alpheus Cox,
superintendent If WMU-MrS.
G.. p. Lane, Superintendent of
Brothcrhood-P. p. Renfro, Hist
Wyche, Superintend-
ent of Vocation Bible School
Mrs. c. c. Lcggette. Hospital
RepreSentative-Rcv. Wyatt Col
ey, Orphanage representative
Rev. Roy Harris, Baptist Homes
49, Hartford Len
non, Baptist Periodical repre-
SSiitdNiFS DOO " dlSOli. anu
superintendent of Visual Aids
Rev. Corbin Cooper.
Committee chaiTmen elected
include: order of UuSiness-Rev.
Corbin Cooper, Nominating :
BroaduS Small, Missions & Fin
ance-Rev. p. c. Can't, Budget
C. G. Westmorcland, Evange-
ism - Rev. Roy Harris, Ordin-'
alton and Petition OF Letters -.
Rev. Wyatt Coley, Memorials
Rev. {. f. BrisSon, Resolutions
Rev. s NJ. Dorton, Place &
orcachcr-C. D. Dranch, and
'ublicity-W. Horace Carter.
The Columbus captiSt Asso-.
ration represents "A churches
n the county with a membership
'unning into the thousands.
More than 400 persons attended
he opening session Thursday
morning at Western Prong.
With Rev. p. G. CAN'T serving
Is moderator during the past
'ear, spokesman for the associ-
ltion stressed the fact that great
harmony has been manifested
mong the churches and the
anne unity of purpose was pre-
dominate during the two-day
nnual session.
Opening session OF next years
Meeting will be held at the First |,
BAPTIST Church of Whiteville.
he first day night session Wilt
e held at the Cerro Gordo Bap-
st Church. The second day
ession will be held at the First
furCh of ChadbOurn with tho .
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-30
Khan Speaker
Suggests Rally
In Columbus

ku KIux Khan officials say
the time has come for another
rally and crosS-burning in CO.
lumbus County.
This was part Of the message
at a xxx meeting Friday night
in a Bladen County field about a
mile and one-half from Clark
ton.
Some 400 persons attended the
meeting of the new Khan" and
saw the CroSS-burnlng ritual en-
acted. They heard :, ords of raci-
al hate, announcement of news
papers, televISion stations and
encouragement TO do something
about keeping public schools
segregated.
About the possibilities Of a
xxx meeting in Columbus CO.
UNITY, the speaker saia, we have
nal an offer of land to be used
for rally IN Columbus County
but we need il IN writing n
comply with the law of North
Carolina IN the General Stat
utes."
The speakers platform Ga flat
bed truck bodyi was adorned
with about 10 robcd xxx lead
erS who altcrnatcd between
looking Klannish at the speak
ers platform and serving as
parking lot attendants.
The Pulitzer Prize awarded TO
Horace Carter. editor and pub
Usher of the Tabor City Tribune
and to Willard Cole. at the time
editor Of the WhIteville News
Reporter. came in Tor its share
OF comment. Although Carter
was not mentioned. the speaker
noted that Cole had won the
Purple Heart or something like
that The Pulitzer Prize for
meritorious public service is
inc highest award Il newgpaper-
man can receive The award was
presented TO the two Columbus
County ncwSpapCrmCn for their
work IN fighting tic Ku Klux
Khan
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-30

WOrlcy has long been a
siaunCh supporter Of Sheriff
Henry and Mayor Nelson. Some
friction. however. 2rosC among
them several months age re-
portcdly over a loan Worlcy had
made TO Nelson. There were re-
ports that Worley sought TO at
tach Nelson's automobiles in
order TO collect. The trouble that
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-30
TO BUY LAND

The Tabor City Presbyter-
Ian Church authorized the
trustees Sunday to borrow
money with which TO purch-
ase the HARRISON property
that Is adjacent to the present
Presbyterian property.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-30
VAN ON NETWORK

Mayor Howard Harrelson said
today that he had been advised
by MIC Monitor managing edit.
or Buck Prince, loris native
that the program on the Yam
Festival would he aired on No.
vembcr 2. at $3.50. 1890 and 11:3c
A. m
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-30
Curtain OF Mystery Hangs Over Sheriff Frueus SATURDAY. ;

HAn iron curtain veil Of offici-
al secrecy has been dropped a.
round the reported attempt on
Horny Sheriff John Henry's life
Saturday night and the alleged
kidnapping Of Loris Mayor Hem
ry Nelson.
A smattering Of the sensa-
tional Saturday night escapade
was common street talk all over
the county Monday and report
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-30
ATTEND GAME

Willard Wright, son. Henry
Neil. LcVcrnc Ward and Junior
Stevens attended the Wake For
game in Wake For
est Saturday.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-30
NEV. PRINCE VISITING

The Rev. Haynes II. Prince is
visiting his son, Ralph, at Vir-
ginia Beach. This marks the first
vacation in several years for the
local minister.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-30
VISIT IN ASHEyIJLE

Mr.. and Mrs. p. L. Nesmith
Jr.' visited his sister, Mrs.
George Leonard and Mr.. Leonard
in Ashcvillc last wctk
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-30
ATTEND GAME

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McGougan.
Jr. spent The week end in
Winston-Salem where they at
tended the Wake Forest Carolina
game.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-30

Miss Patricia Gore a student
at Kings Business college spent
the week end with her parents
and relatives Mr.. and Mrs. Mai
or Gore Jr., and MIR. and Mrs.
NJ. c. Ray.
Mrs. Ethel Taylor of Rock
ingham spent the week end
with her mother Mrs. Lou Chest
nut.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Prince
lrc In Alabama this week.
Arizona sun., 1957-12-05
Human Rights
Day, tuesday

Anticipating Human Rights
Day, a United Nations obServ-
ance which falls on December
10, the Baha'is Of Phoenix have
chosen as the theme for a dis
cussion meeting Sunday even
ing, Human Rights and the
Golden Rule. An Introductory
talk by Carsten Schmidt, 1910
East Almeria, will be followed
by a question period. Interested
persons of all faiths and races
are invited to attend this meet
ing, which will be held at eight
o'clock at the home Of Mrs. Paul
Schoeny, 3O2 West Portland st.
In describing the theme Of
this meeting, Mr.. Schmidt ex-
planned, when the Golden Rule
shall be applied universally, re-
gardless of race, creed, or ma
tional origin, the whole human
race will be uplifted, war will
cease, and love Of God and man
unite the nations. This is the
goal of the Bahai Faith which
was brought to the world one
hundred years ago by Baha'u'-
llah".
Arizona sun., 1957-12-05
WHITE CITIZENS COUNCIL i.
Continued from page II

Continued from page II
wern't behaving ourSelveS-just
jeering her. I think if we had
had any sort of decency, we
wouldn't have acted that way.
How would you like to have to
walk down the street with
everybody yelling behind you like
they yelled behind Elizageth?....
Minnie Jean: Hold your hand
up. I'm brown, you are white.
What's the difference? We are
all Of the same thoughts. Kay,
Joe and Robin-do you know
anything about me, or is it just
that your mother has told you
about Negroes?.-
Ernest: Well, getting back to
this intermarriage and all that
I'm going there for an edu-
cation. Really if I'm going there
to Socialize, I don't need to be
going to school. I can stand out
on the corner and Socialize.....
Kay: Sammy and y We both
came down here today with our
mind set on it (that) we weren't
going to change our mind that
we were fully against integra-
tion. But I know now that we're
going to change our mind.
Mrs. Ricketts,: What do your
parents say to that?
Kay: I think I'm going to
have a long talk with my par
entS.
Kay and Sammy will have
plenty to tell. For instance, they
could cite the courage and de-
termination of Melba Pattillo
who was pushed so hard she
almost fell on her face on the
one day the federalized Arkan-
SaS Guardsmen replaced the
paratroopers at the school.
Melba is certain of one thing:
1.-The only way they'll get me
out Of Central now, is to take
me out-feet first. And I intend
to keep on standing on my feet"
Arizona sun., 1957-12-05
WHITE MAN GIVEN II MONTHS
FOR ASSAULT ON GIRL

ZE:BULON, Ga.-A As year-old
white man was sentenced to IL
months in prison Tuesday for
raping a 13-year-old Negro girl.
Judge John H. McGahee SEN
fenced Hoyt Dunn, father Of
nine children to work off his
time in a public works camp. He
will also be fined $1,000 or re-
ceive an additional six month
prison sentence.
A jury deliberated more than
two hours before finding Dunn,
a garage operator in Means
vile, guilty of the rape charge.
The jury recommended misde-
meanor sentence despite pleas
from State Sol. Gen. Andrew
Whalen for a felony conviction.
Dunn pleaded not guilty be-
fore a packed court room at the
beginning of his trial Tuesday
morning.
Arizona sun., 1957-12-05
BUHOINC NIXON FOR PRESIDENT
Continued from page u

CONTINUED from page -
funds he or his officials finally
wanted, and all that they plan
ned to release in expenditures
for fiscal 1885," the Digest says.
Stating the theme of this is
sue Of the Digest is the follow
ing paragraph in the Comment
section:
"A good portion Of this issue
Is devoted to demonstrating that
the Democrats have been right
and the Republicans wrong about
most of the major issues of re-
cent years, including our de-
fense program: This is done in
no spirit Of SNUG gloating that
the Republicans are to blame
for national misfortunes. It is
done because the yardstick Of
the immediate past is the best
way to measure a political par
ty'S ability to deal with the pre-
sent and the future. In this is
sue we measure the Republicans
by such a yardStick. We believe
the unbiased reader will agree
with us that the Eisenhower
Administration hasn't measured
up" A new Digest feature, Keep
ing Score on the COP, reports
that the Ford Motor Company
spent $3.50 million to launch
the new EdSel; the Administra-
ton spent $110 million on Pro-
ject Vanguard, still not launch
ed."
Arizona sun., 1957-12-05

It is forecast that by 1856, and
perhaps sooner, there will be 81
million motor vehicles registered
in this country, as against &c.
275,O00 now. This gives special
relevance to a statement by
Lewis H. Mumford, and author
ity on city planning: Americans
who once sang: We love our
rocks and rillS, we love our tenn
pied hills now could accurately
sing, we love our expressways
and parking lots, big clover
leaves and traffic knots"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-17

HUDSON 1919 20: real bar
gain for $3.50. Must be seen TO
be Appreciated UN. 4-S125. 1S'
HUDSON 1852 Pacemaker 6-cylin-
der 4-dr. sedan: T. and h. A steal
at S2hU III S-5OSg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-17
FLORIDA PROPERTY

5 LOTS in Orange City Hills. 4
miles south Of Deland on Rte. II.
$4,000 value. Will sacri. for
$500 cash. Will sell 4 lots
singly ct S475 and on a tri-
angle for 5000. Approximately
60xl20. Need cash. Win furn,
name q purchaser who paid
$1,000 FOR , lots in same loo.
p. o. Box 1854 for additional info.
NEAR DAYTONA-2-yr. -old. 2-bed
rm. c. b, ramb.; carport: oil heat I:
tile roof; tiled bath; Florida rm.
furn. Further details. HE. 4-76SS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-17
MACHINERY and EQUIP.

d. CATERPILLAR BULLDozER,
heavy duty, wide gauge, with
angle blades and hydraulic sys-
TEN; new NO 40, sgd. n.y.
draulic caterpillar pan. dual
wheel dump trailer to haul bull
dozer. ! 4-bottom, lain. John
Deer pillow. used with bulldozer,
equipment in good cond.; will sell
all or part. Pleasant 9-2216.
SYSTEM, Ain. Cor
man Rupt pump and Continental
Model F-162 engine, 40-h p.
aluminium pipes and rainberg incl.
Gaithersburg 7S3WI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-17
LLOYD-WAGEN

LLOYD-WAGEN
COMING SOON The new 1858
German Lloyd Alexander" Offer
Ing these new features. Roll-down
windows, no-draft ventilation, rear
'opening luggage compartment Plus
all-new 4-speed Synchromesh trans
mission. new soft Ride" springing.
More miles per gallonl Higher
cruising speed Most economical
family car with widest range OF
Doov f nxl.i ti nnd colg nIns.,trna
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-17
HUNTING ACc0MM0pArI0Ns

FOR SALE--4-rm. bunga., make I'd
wk.-end pl. or hunting lodge; cd
deer hunting, fishing; "a mi. fr. riv
on nd. surf I'd. Capon Spg., W. Va
Price, Sl,200. IRWIN @. WILEY
UpperVille, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-17
Outstanding Chain
Store Location

NO chain store or druRstors
or hardware store within two
miles. and 1000 families live
here now and more homes
being built. Public school
now going UP on adjoining
lot. 10000 square feet 1t
corner OF two secondary
State roads. 45 minutes from
downtown WaShington be-
nassas, Va.
Price, SD.p5O cash tin
eludes attractive two-bed-
room dwelling less than
three years old
owner. Mr.. MACK. Ma
nassas. Va, Write or phone
Manassas 9H0-W q 10 u
PM or Emerson 2-9204
30 am. TO IL PM.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-17
AVIATION

SKY RANGER, 2-plaee. S5-h.p
Continental eng: new metal prop,
za6io >ud lights. Just relicensed
Price, Sl.40c Based at Beacon
Field. Va. or cSu 10. 2-76S9.
FIRST $4,000 Gets Piper PA-id
Clipper. Inquire fog others al
Maryland Airport, Riverside g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-17
AUT0Sr TRUCKS WANTED

LION PANELED TRUCK; also
GMC motor. DunkiTk 5-73SS.
\ L. DkALERs pay top dollars foI
cars. wagons VILLAGE MOTORS
l4th-R | ave ne AID. 4-0444
WANTED, JUNK CARS and trucks
Hlghest prices paid Ii. 7-43II.
SOUTHERN DEALERS neeo carr
desperately any make or mode
trucks station wagons hfATT6.
WILLIE AUTO SAILS 1920 r /
ave ayattsville, I'd. VA 7-f2S0
WANTED--Half-ton pickup trucks
1851 through 1858; good eondi.
G Ton: iop cash cash.. 4 walnut lane
/. COLLEGE Park. Nd. WE. 5-54l6
DON'T SELL your car I'll you see
Phil Maloney at
- KIRK MOTOR CO.
$685. WIS. AVE. EN-. 3-4533
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-17
AUTOMOBILES F0R SALE

ANGLIA: 40 miles per gallon; the
ideal second car.
JOHN CLIFFORD MOTORS
ia 5-H2O1 Omen 'Tit q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-17
CHESAPEAKE BEACH
ONLY 81 Q50

Delightful. little. year-round cot
tage ~ good repair. on level.
hedeed lawn 80 #. < ITO IT,. facing
hare surfaced road 10 North Beach
and only 80 yds. from bayfront
with excellent fishing and con.
venient TO boat basin, stores,
churches, schools, etc; has living
room, 2 bedrooms, FUR bath,
equipped kitchen and dining area
ideal for retired couple or small
family; full price only S4.950, with
~ 900 down, bal. $50 per month
NO, 2, North Beach-Cozy SUM
mer cottage IN quiet area 5 blocks
from bayfront; has screened porch
with awnings, bedroom. living room.
dining room, equipped kitchen, elee-
TIC water pump and other fur
nishings, only $3.50 cash or
terms. The summer season Ia
about oyer-NoW Is a good time
Chesapeake Co., Inc.
Al the Bayfront Stop Sign
Chesapeake Beach, Md.
Phone, Anime T-3Sgl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-17
WATERFRONT PROP. RENT

WOODLAND BEACH-sleeps ii:
fenced yard: y blk. water. all
mod. conveniences HA. 2-O357.
COLONIAL BEACH-LEe.. clean
cottage: "a blk. water: ideal Tor
family people reas. KE. 6-D3l6.
ST PLYMOUTH SHORE, MD
rms bath, scr, porch Sbb week
Call OR 5-3Si5 before 4 pm. or
OR. 5-Jb44 after \ pm.
POTOMAC RIVER--Modern cottage.
all conVenlences Call or write
BERT POTTER, dlenview 3.44s7.
Ophelia, Va.
SMALL COTTAGE for rent on the
Bay. week or week ends Apply
CLIFF HOTEL, Governors Run,
Md. or OF. 4-0575.
SCIENTISTS Cliff. Fort Republic
mons Island rd%iI miles sandy lY
Chesapeake Bay beach: reerea-
tional program, tennis, community
building. Lots and houses for sale
ana rent 10 approved college grad
yates. Literature on request For
sales, M. MILES. Prince Frederick
2OS-W. For rents, n. MADISON,
SWIM, FISH, BOAT at woodland
WE. b-4422, WE. $4,000.
DEALE, MD.--Rent or buy new
attr. rambler. 2 bedrms: all cows,
lac, handicapped lot; $40 mo, rent;
full price, ND,4b0. 49, OF ap-
proved. Call OWNER. University
7-S6i3
R R... 2E g2 REbFfE sbS9y s ss.i.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-17
zeal ESTATE LOANS

PVT. PARTY will pay cash to own,
ers LIST or 2nd trusts d. c. prop.
erty. No brokers. Wo. 6-3415.
End TRUST Absolutely top SPOT.
cash prices paid; Md. Va. b. {
CAL day or night 10. 4-6565
SO
MONEY end TRUsTs-we win bu,
End trust notes. d. c.. nearby Nd
or Va; reasonable rates Ma.
TIONAL MORTGAGE & INVEST.
MENT CORP 1912 N. Y. ave
NV. Ma S-5S33
PLENTY FUNDS AVAILABLE fol
LIST or md trust. IA. 2-230a
or IA. 7-5S00.
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST
LOANS PURCHASED. BARTON
REALTY CO, Realtors 1891 q
st. NV. ME. S-2495
NEED MONEY FAsT9 Own property
DI 7-4445: ewes. JU. S-9Igs
Also quick cash for End trust.
SECOND TRUSTS PURCHASED
At Extreme Low Discounts
NJ X STONE. OIL 2-31i4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-17
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

End TR.--S6.1O0 bal. pays S67 so
mo. is prompt payments. New
house in prime NV. area: LIST
trust $4,000 b. and l., 25es disc.
DI, 7-4445: ewes. JU. S-9lJS.
SECOND TRUST, $3.50, payable
S25 per mo-, So interest: good
makers. Sacrifice, 4Oet discount.
J ". CALIANDRO & Co. 1JU.
S-lSs6, VIII. 6-3247.
SECOND TRUST, S2,46O. Z yrs,
good maker. 81 800. $500 sea-
soned Government employee maker,
Sl.S00. $500. z yr. on 4-bedroom
rambler. $1,000. MR.. YOUNG, JU.
S-33S0.
GUARANTEED LAND NOTEs--Wiil
yield 25ss return on investment.
So 1000 for 81, 6OO-S6O plus go
int. $685. for $b56-S2O plus 8ss
int. S1.19b for S956-S35 plus 81
int. Note amort. over approx, 3
yrs. with recourse by subst. indiv.
Free col. service; more avail. Mr..
Kraft. Elk. 3-3377. CIR. $4,000.
va. End TRUsT-sEAsONED
~ go for $500. due l1/25I6i.
s3.7l0 for S2,7s2. due i0i25i8i.
s3.726 for S2,7g5. due l2I3IBi'
81 AIS for $1,000. at SIS per mo.
Credit reports. appraisals. etc. Mr..
KRAFT. Elk. 3-3377 or CIR. $4,000
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CHEVROLET 1851 convertible: r.
and H.. Wv. tires. nylon top,
powerRlide; excellent condition:
$500. OIL. 6-3370.
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LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

WANTED-5 acres or more, zoned
Write to CHARLES HUFFMAN,
5Of Lanark way. Silver Spring,
Nd or phone JU. 0-62bb, Mon.
We NEED LOTS ON WHICH 70
build custom homes. IN d, c.
vest Of Conn: ave; and n Chevy
can Mr.. Kehoe AZ s Wo' 1-iSsi
Or eyes,. OIL. 4-569i. THOMAS
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.s:FT, CRUISE ALONG EXPRESS,
l3b-h.p. motor: 100 hrs. use
5hip-to-sh0re radio. depth finder,
Marine speedometeT, White COM
pass piis,. bilse pumps, Z and Hoy.
refiniShed this week; sleeps s per.
sons Absolutely clean and ready
70 use. $3.50; orig. cost. so, 700.
owner aboard Sat, sun, Mon
and Tues. cHE9APEAKE YACHT
CLUB, Shady Side, Md, Univer-
sity 5-40bl. Better than 4 new