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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-12-05
Carers
Column

GROWERS: If all the planned retail expansion IN Tabor City
through to completion will be on the move IN o3 We
understand that Ldcr Brothers opening big store and
already buildings repeatedly has made
the them and spacious
building And The First National Eank has already announced
its intentions TO Tabor City Those three
important businesses TO the processing of opening mere a
time.
but just
you Tabor City get some industry
Hot prospects md will be much sur
prised don't have definite contract with or more OF
The Department OF CuSerVa-
ton and Development has been active in helping us
months and the entire community should % appreciVe
of their efforts.
FOG: Wednesday Thanksgiving the annual
Stanley folks We didn't get
by the had reached
the night upon and with the tickcst worst
EIebc, make left turn. cased along
the looking the right road ana
finally thought spotted We made tn" urn only to
had turned mnS driveway Had to back out
finding the road II
that bad.
Tabor City bringing goodies the
children open the real Christmas shopping
We the propheSy that this VIII be one {" t
heaviest shopping DccempcrS on record IN " area everything
points prosperous year and look for record Christmas
buying and giving.
GIFTS: Since we are on giving there
be some considering giving Schoocrs NpowrerS tins
Christmas. put NcrtlSin2 plug mere We arc
stocking Smith Corona portable and standard type
would appreciate chance to show mem OH 10 you
you buying this year Also cash register ana adoims
machines for the business firms
HIMOR: New sign in yankee saloon: Recommended by
Drunken Heinz"
Discretion something develops when ne Is 10" Ola
for to any good.
Many a true word spoken through false teeth
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-12-05

am not worthy t. un.ouse: he
Sh1ii baptIzc yuu Win the Holy
Ghost and with fire
Jesus CANT from Gali.cc TO
'ohn at the jordan To be bap-
iIZeo. John discouraged him,
.hNInG, i nave nr-u t. be bap-
l'zod OF tAr'. and contest thou
10 me-
Jesus replied, suffer II to
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-12-05
County Cotton
Growers Vote
On Dec. IT

Cotton growers viii make an
mpurtWt decision ON Tuesday.
December II. Clyde Wayne.
Chairman OF the Columbus Ng-
riCuItUyll Sterilization and
Conservation Committee. re-
mines farmers.
On that day, growers will
vote in . referendum To decide
whether marketing quotas will
be in effect for their 1863 cot
ten crop. All farmers who en-
gagged in the production of cot
ton in 1862 will be eligible to
vote in the referendum.
IF at least tWo-thirdS of the
growers voting approve the
quotas" Wayne explained.
marketing quotas will be in
effect on all farms growing
cotton in 1868. penalties will
apply on excess cotton. and
price supports to those growers
who comply with their cotton
acreage allOtmcntS will be a.
valuable at the full level of
effective supports. Under cur
rent legislation, This support
will be between IS and 80 per-
cent of parity, the minimum
lex 81 within this range depend
ing upon the supply situation
Il the time the determination
IS made.
eff more than onC-third of
the growers diSapprovc quotas.
there will be no marketing
quotas or penalties and price
supports to eligible growers
twho comply with their allot-
n cntS) will drop to so percent
of parity.
In either case. acreage al
lotmCntS will continue in effect
for the 1868 cotton crop as a
means of determining cligibil-
!'y for price support"
3 The chairman pointed out
that legislation directs the Sec
rotary of Agriculture to pro-
claim marketing quotas for the
next cotton crop when the cot
tor supply exceeds normal.
| Quotas are not put into opera
u"n, however, unless they are
approved by at least two
thirds of the growers voting i'm
a referendum on the question.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-12-05

crop peanuts Will DC available
at the full level of available
support To- peanut farmers who
comply with their peanut acre
age HllotmvutS. Ii growers OPP
pcs" peanut quotas. the level of
support on Tn" 1868 crop Will
drop To 80 percent of parity.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-12-05
EditlDH.ialS...
ACTION ITEMS FOR SAFETY


The n. G.. Traffic Safety Council,
Inc. Il non-profit ,privately-endowed
institution. has begun a pulse-taking
of public opinion on certain legisla-
tive measures before the 1868 state
Legislature takes their seats in RAJ
leigh.
A booklet has been published by
the institution asking members of
civic clubs and other organizations
to register their opinions on five
Action Items which are a part of
the Official Action Program for Traf-
fic Safety.
The five items are almost certain
to show up before the 1868 General
Assembly. These items are:
|. Special legislation for young
drivers
=. Special legislation for drinking
drivers.
). Additional highway patrolmen.
1. Improvement of the court system.
>. Additional traffic engineers.
With this years traffic death toll
III Columbus County standing at 22,
and the death toll for the state now
standing al an all-time high it is time
that the citizens of this county and
OF the state got mad enough to do
something about the toll of human
life lost on our highways this wear
and cry year.
Our representatives in the 1868
General Assembly are supposed to
bow to what the majority of this state
Blue SPEAKS ON NH 80
Having worked in tobacco fields as
Il boy and young man we can appre-
clate the feelings of the farmers in
regard to the efforts being made to
discourage the use of MH-3O to pre-
vent tobacco from Suckering.
Suckering tobacco necesSitates long
hours and hard work under the Bills
terlng summer sun, so to the tobacco
farmers. the discovery and use of the
Milo chemical was almost a god
send.
Oil and gas curerS have eliminated
the necessity of staying up at night
firlng the furnaces with oak wood GU.
by toll and sweat.
Tobacco harVesters have eliminated
some of the back-breaking labor in
pruning the golden weed.
But now to have the anti-Suck er
chemical outlawed because the buying
firms. especially the exporters claim
II Is detrimental to quality and re-
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Realty Corp.
THE TRADING MAN"
GAITHERSBURG


UNDER CoNsTRUCTIoN on large
5, 4. and s bedro Sllss az n9m bstb 81
inIl Easements. carports.
NEW = 3-bedroom ramblers, full
Easements. on u acres. VA and
.FHA approved, $15.950.
ABOVE Gaithersburg on Ia acres,
4-bedroom home on main road,
tastsfully modernized. $4,000.
MANY OTHERS. any price range.
R dsli RS Z s0u To- needs WI. $1,000
Closed suns. Except by "" Appntmn Ss
CT. NO MONEY DOWN ON these
brand-new, 3-bedrm. homes. RAM
blers and split-foyers. Large liv.
rms. modern kitchens. Some mod
els with finished rec. rm.. IL
baths. 1000 SO. IT. living space.
Compare these outstanding values
from 300, in desirable Wood
I BHn,, Estates, Gail WA. $4,000.
GLEN HILLS-New brick rambler
with 8 oedrms; and 2 baths: Huge
place. separate dining e. rm MN kitcS-
en- and family rm.. double sized
carport. Porch and 200-ft. lot. s.
zone hot-water heat. Name your
terms. Priced at $4,000. 10,
o-QS44 TIL y pm.
TRADE YOUR PRESENT HOME
SHANNON & LUCHS
REALTORS SINCE 1906
GLEN HILLS ESTATES-BeautifuI
new brick rambler. on approx.
maid room. Ded All oniiy sag 9 'b6S..
r: A. HUMPHREYS
KEALToR HA. 1850
GOOD COUNSEL SCHOOL-4-bed-
RIM. brick. 2 baths, ialousied porch,
j. c. CONLEY, JU. 9-4134
AFTER 9 Pm. CALL HE. 4-7773
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES brk. CO.
ionial in excel. cond,. in very de-
sirable, close-in area. Modern.
bright kit. 3 big bedrms.. full
oSmt. with rec. rm. area. Near
SCHOOLS GEG bus; Only $l9,95O. SAM
UEL e: BOGLEY OF MD, INC:
OIL. 6-7S00 It'll 0.
GREEN ACRES = A wonderful
close-in. location near western
a sfe ana s1atf River ye1t rd brick s Colonial
stove and refrs.. screened M1sa dep porch es
garage; Price S19.95o. FRANK
s: PHILLIPS, INC. OIL. 2-7006;
ewes. OIL. 6-S076.
HlHLANDALE-custom brick ram.
bier with carport. All very spa.
cious rms. Liv. rm. with tirepl.,
ff amiiy 2 baths sHsiv 4 ST. ps9fIsd
Mid-3Os. Cali S49-2Ss0' 'e''ik'
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
AL N o ST NEW
SSPLIT-LEVEL with 8 twin-size
Dedrms.. ga baths. FAMILY RIM.
ssnae garage. WON'T LAST LONG.
25,950. HUGH T. PECK, 1855
New Hamp. ave, HE. 4-1700.
HOT-WATER HEATED brick CO.
lonial near Blair High and st.
MichaeIs. Many extras, 1875 1850.
j. G. CONLEY, JU. 9-G134
AFTER 9 PM. CALL HE. 4-7773
KEMP MILL-Bargain hunters onlyi
Smart 3-bedrm., 2h-bath split
leVei. Den, rec. rm., completely air
cond. Best offer today takes il.
Asklng S27 $50. RAFFELL REAL
ESTATE, JU. 9-1103 til Q.
KEMP MILL ESTATES bedrfn-.
Z-oath rambler with rec. rn., ga.
rage; Under 8 years old. Under
20. 900, with about $4,000 LIST
trust at ,4hfc, payable Sal per
mo; incl. taxes and insurance,
ELIJAH G. ARNOLD (coi., UsA'
Retl Broker. EN-. 3-4335.
Continued on Next PaeeJ
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD,
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ABOVE THE POTOMAC VALLEY
With river view! Last new home
in Potomac Overlook. Fine big
contemporary. designed BY Keyes,
Lethbridge and Condor. Library
or bedroom and full bath on LIST
floor. s bedrooms, 2 baths on end
iioor. Rec. rm., powder rm., dou-
Bile carport on lower level. Huge
screened porch In the treesl Min
S.ss to toT ~ p g6d and psEochisl
PHfILips, NC, D1. lift 44TH eve e:
nings, FE. $3.50.
ALL-BRICK RAMBLER - New A.
bedrms., 2h baths, fireplace and
recreation rm., garage. A rare OPP
portunity, reduced to S24, $50 for
fast sale. Flower ave. and Indian
Spring DR.. A top location. Call fast
TRADE YOUR PRESENT HOME
SHANNON & LUCHS
REALTORS SINCE 1906
ASsHIIBURToN6-,-Brand-new center
nan nal split. ga baths, firepl., sep.
Make offer. Immed. Poss. ""0
HUGH q. PECK OIL. 6-917O
ASPEN HILL Park - immaculate
bedrms., birch kitchen, fuii 5sm e.
Anchor fencing. Walk to schools
and transp. Si7,95O. '
GEO; ", ROBERTSON, REALToR
OIL. 4-1lS3 Ewes, OIL. 4-lIS3
ASPEN HILL-Split-foyer rambler
Sep. liv. quarters on iower-ieyei
with. kit, bedrm.. etc. 3 bedrms,,
"a baths, sep. din. area, mod. Ice.
kit; on LIST level. Only SCI 500
Call 940-2S6O.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
ASSUME HIGH CT LOAN on
this lovely 3-bedrm. brk. home
large kit, full bsmt., fenced
yard. walk to Wheaton PiSza.
only S17, 300. MCINTOSH Co,
REALTQR, JU. b-7633,
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Attractive white brick rambler on
large lot, 135x282, beautifully
handicapped: inclosed breeZeway
with fireplace, 2-car garage, I9-
IT. de luxe equipped kitchen, patio
with fireplace. 8 bedrooms, "a
baths, carpeting, hot-water heat.
living, close to schools and play-
grounds. Price $4,000, ED.
WARDS & RENICK CO, MA. 3.
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SILVER sPRING-completely re-
S sea srgs b ed ,trs sgt n Isl r
Larse closets. Garbage disposal.
Automatic clothes washer incl
in rent, Avail. April LIST. Adults
only; Sl05 plus utils. HE. 4-5677,
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Springfield, Va.
Available Immediately
4-bedrm. split-level. liv. rm. din.
rm, ga baths. equipped kit, rec.
rm., carport. Nice lot. $3.50 mo.
3.bedrm. split-level. living room,
dining rm., Ia baths, equipped
kit, rec. I'm. carport, patio, com
plete storm sash, fenced rear yard.
S170 mo.
3-bedrm. brick rambler. liv. rm.
with 2-way fireplace, dining area,
equipped kit, bath. carport,
fenced rear yard. $3.50 mo.
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rAKoMA PARK-10-B Manor cir
kit. bath. newly dec, SS6.5O incl.
utils.:. storage and laundry facil. /;
near bus and stores: JU. S-1229
Of. HARRISON 81 ADAMS CO.,
ma. S-8309.
300 BLADENSBURG RID, Cottage
bath, heat and and hot v r%si mel En.i'
Only 500 80 mo. Call Mr.. NEU-
MANN. Ma. $4,000.
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APARTMENTS WANTED
MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

LOWER NV rms, kit, bath,
2 adults, colored, by Apr. 1921.
Call after $3.50 pm, HO. 2-4640.
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PRESTON PLACE TOWN HOUSES,
Chevy Chase. Md and 8 bed
rms, nv. rm., din. rm., rec. RIM
and patio: bath and 2 powder
rms. fully air cond.: S1S0-S245.
OIL. 4-4100 Brochure en- request.
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william D. Lucas Assoc
OIL. 6-SS6s. ofc. 90. 24-Hr.
PHI Gerry

BROOKHAVEN-S600 down, S1l5
mo. FILA or assume 4h9o loan.
3-bedrm. rambler on nice lot.
walk to bus and schools. 949-
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AFIER y P.M. CALL HE. 4-7773
CHEVY CHASE-Brk. Colonial with
3 bedrms., 1st-floor powder rm..
beautifully Handicapped lot Upper
EOS: NATIONAL CAPITAL REAL
ESTATE CORP, REALTORS, OIL,
1888, open It'll 8.
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Bethesda Realty
REALTORS OIL. 4-1415

Our first presentation! Real charm
describes every inch Of this beau-
tiful white brick rambler nestled
among towering trees on one OF
the finest streets in this popular
community cear unity, wonderful II9S patio and
bedsm nlaen mod Si'H ftw o Sss. eehi Eed
rm. and an excel. carport. This
house is neat as O pin inside and
out and should sell Instantly at
S23,650. Evenings. OIL. 6-1O7O.
FRANK g; PHILLIPS. INC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-14

$31 ,750-4-bedrm. Cor 3 and dem
brk; rambler. Built-in garage. IN
baths. lge. rec. rm.. mod. kit
with table space. Fenced yard
Walk to bus. Immac. cond.
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HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

SMALL HOUSE, duplex or 2-bedrm.
apt. by April IL, vic. Key Bridge,
either district or N. Arl. Best OF
refs, HUI. l-2996,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-14

GREEN ACRES - A wonderful
close-in location near western
ave. and River I'd, brick Colonial
with slate roof, 8 bedrms., sep.
din. rm... kitchen with new GE
stove and refrg., screened porch,
level fenced yard. full bsmt. and
garage. Price S19.950. FRANK
s. PHILLIPS. INC, OIL. 2-7006;
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BETHESDA

$25, 500 acre lot. 4-bedrm, brk.
rambler. Carport. 21-foot scr. pch.
rec rm., 2 baths. firepl. immedi-
ate possession.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-14

MASS. AVE. one block from Sheri-
dan circle in the heart Of Embassy
Row-Large. attractive house with
elevator. Suitable for ambassador s
home or chancery. Mr.. Ransom.
FE, $1,000 or FE 3-535S
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METZLER-REALTOR
COLESVILLE

J. C. CONLEY, JU. 9-4134
AFTER 9 Pm. CALL HE. 4-7773
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HOUSES FOR SAIE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
CHEVY CHASE
MARY w. MCGOWAN

Cn lily .GaASE-Rosemary School
area. Between, the Clubs" A
bedrms., Q baths, powder rm'. nan.
eled rec. .rm. and garage, on a
deep freed lot. Stairway to SEMI
finished 3rd II. Good for 3 add
tionai bedrms. Only $32,5OO. Cail
our uptown office TIL 0 pm,
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$29,990-Center hall brick split.
level. 4 bedrmS.. 8 baths, 10000
so. It. lot. Central air cond., day.
light rec. rm. Wood windows. Walk
to elem, and jr. high.
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STORE HOURS: Mondays, Thursdays
and Fridays, 10 to 9; Tuesdays, Thurs.
days and Fridays l0to 6. Free Parking!
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Pile
Carpets

Super "L" gives long
er life than regular
carpet rayon. Rich,.
multi-level texture. 9,
II, IS fit.
Beige Rose beige tweed
Spruce green, Nutmeg
tweed, Dawn, gray, black,
white tweed.
Capeting, Sears S Stores
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-04-04

COMPLETE HOME
CLEANING SERVICEl
CARPETS! WALLS!
FURNITURE!
Sears specially trained
Staff will do a thor.
Ough, efficient job,
using the most modern
equipment. Call today
for full details, Free
Estimate.
Call 333-8l8l
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Shop Thursday
and Friday, 10
to 9, Saturday
10 to 6. Free
Parking.
NO MONEY
DOWN

on carpeting you buy
on Sears Easy Payment
Plan.
Evening star., 1962-01-10
WEDDINGS
WiIkinson-Buso

Mr.. Jose Buso of Sedalia,
Mo, announces the marriage
of his daughter Dolores Ma
rie to Mr.. Gary Herbert Will
kinson, son Of Mrs. Cecil j.
Wilkinson and the late Mr..
Wilkinson. The bride is also
the daughter of the late Mrs.
Buso. The wedding took
place December 26 in Carmi.
Ill. The couple will live in
this city.
Evening star., 1962-01-10
Foxx-Jefferson

Col. and Mrs. Wayne o.
jefferson Announce the
marriage of their daughter
Sarah Patricia to Pfc. Will
liam Kenneth F'oxX. uSA,
sen of Mrs. Helen Mayer of
Ocean City, N. j., and Mr..
James E, Foxx of Cleveland,
Ohio, The wedding took
place December 80 at the
M e tropolitan Memorial
Methodist urch. The
couple will live in Colum-
bia, S. c. i,
Evening star., 1962-01-10
Ruqin-McCoffrey

Col. William j. McCaffrey,
USA, and Mrs. McCaffrey Of
Arlington announce the mar.
riage of their daughter Mary
Patricia to 1t. William David
Ragin, USA, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. H. Ragin of Palatka,
Fla. The wedding took place
December q at the Post
Chapel, Fort Myer, Va. The
couple will live at Fort Camp
bell, KY.
Evening star., 1962-01-10
Hill-Ferry

DR.. and Mrs. Allen Mon
tague Ferry of Arlington an
nounce the marriage of their
daughter Patricia 10 to Mr..
Dennis Wesley Hill. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Tony
Hill of Arlington. The we'd
ding took place December 20
at the Cherrydale Baptist
Church.
Evening star., 1962-01-10
Ednonds- s-Froyser

Mr.. and Mrs. Bentley
Frayser of Vinita, Okla, an
nounce the marriage of their
daughter Dorothy Jayne to
Mr.. David william Edmonds,
son of Mrs. Paul A. Tone
man, sr., and the late Mr..
William H. Edmonds. The
wedding took place Decem-
ber 26 at Holy Ghost Cath
olic Church, Vinita, Okla.
The couple will live in Ia
koma Park, Md.
Smith-Des Rochers
MI. and Mrs. Real Des
Rochers of Wilmington, Del,
announce the marriage of
their daughter Christine
Louise to Mr.. David M. Smith,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. George
j. Smith. The wedding took
place December 80 at st. Hell
ena's Catholic Church in Will
mington. The couple will live
in Hagerstown, Md.
Evening star., 1962-01-10
SAVINGS AT SILVER SPRING STORE ONLY

Sehoenbeek ItoIion Classic Soto with
fruitwood frame. Covered in turquoise and
beige donosk, one sprin9-down cushion.
$5e8" $449 |
Sehoonbeck 84-Ineh Soto with two spring.
down cushions, turquoise donosk cover
SALT" $3l9 |
coeheo Chiprendale Choir with mohoe
any exposed wood Covered in beige dom
osk Sl58" S99
Sehoonbeek GentIemon's Lounge Choir
with attached pillow back Covered in
beige fabric, sprnq down cushion. S254" $lS9
Schoonbeck French Provincial Choir with
carved fruitwood frame. Covered in tur-
quoise strie fobric, spring down cushion.
S335" $199
Imported Hand Carved French Chors
finished in antique white. Covered in gold
fabric Sio8" eo. SlO9 ca.
Evening star., 1962-01-10
TRADITIONAL BEDROOM
DOWNTOWN STORE ONLY

7-Pieee Nj. Airy "contessa" Italian Classic
Suite. Triple dresser, twin mirrors, foot 6
inch wide dual size bed, chest and two night
tobIes. ST ,295"
Bone White Italian Chest. Sl7o"
ThomosvIIe Welsh Valley Twin Size Solid
Cherry Bookcase Beds. S9o" eo,
Twin Size Wrought Iron Heodboord in cell
blue $40"
3-Pieee French Provincial Suite in golden
brown. Double dresser, mirror and double :
bed SZ49%
ThomosviIIe solid mohosony twin heodboord
with metal frame. SlI9%
Jacques Bodort Of Grond Ropids Commode
Chest in turquoise eIomorous Iocquered fin
ish S399%
Apiece ThomosviIIe BerkIey Square 18th
Century Mahogany Bedroom Suite. Double
dresser, mirror, choir-bock double bed ond
chest, $685.
Evening star., 1962-01-10
SELECTED GROUP OF
48 MODERN TABLES

All are ones-of- f-o-kind and discontinued
models. Group includes Mnode, Finnode
Lane, American Design Foundation,
Signal Hill, Founders, Valley and Seie.
Lamp, step. cocktail, corner, cornode,
wedge, end, and other styles Many
finishes and sizes 1/3 OFF
Evening star., 1962-01-10
TRADITIONAL UPHOLSTERED
DOWNTOWN ONLY

Custom 80 Inch Soto. Covered in tan and
toast textured fobrc kick pIeot skirt. foon
rubber reversible cushions. $435"
Stephen Itolion Provincial Soto. Covered in
rich aqua with tropunto embroidery in back.
foam rubber reversible cushions, fruitwood
finished frame. S595"
Decorator Attached Down Pillow Boek Soto.
3 foam and down sent cushions. covered in
cornfIower blue antique satin fabric, kick
pleot skirt S595"
Stephen 90 Inch Soto with button back and
arms. Covered in champagne textured
fabric, kick pIeot skirt, foam rubber rever
sibIe seat cushions S3l9"
Evening star., 1962-01-10
OCCASIONAL FURNITURE, TABLES
DOWNTOWN ONLY

John Widdeor,b Of srond Rapids Oval Teak
Lamp Table. S198"
Baker ItoIion cIossic Commode in brushed
white and gold S276" S
Baker Rectangular White and Gold Cocktail
Table with fruitwood top S257" 5
.Iohn Widdccmb OF Grond Rapids Narrow
Rectangular Lamp Table in French provin-
cioI design. S2O4" q
e6-Inch WoInut Wall Unit in contempo-
rory Italian design. includes bench with two
32-inch chests with drawers and one 32-inch
chest with DOORS $500" set S299
Metz Weothered Cherry italian Provincial
Large Breokfront with beveIed glass DOORS
S895" S.
Heritose Courier CocktaiI TobIe in nutrio-
woInut $3.50" s.
Founders Black Lacquer Desk in modern de-
sign. $lOO" g.
Evening star., 1962-01-10
TRADITIONAL DINING ROOM
DOWNTOWN ONLY

M. Airy "contesso" ItoIion Classic Suite
Breokfront china with grill doors, Pedesto
round extension table, two Pompeiion white
host and hostess chairs and four Corintheor
woInut side chors-oI with foam rubbe
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-13
BY JOHN AHERN
Contributing Writer

NEWPORT, r. l., July l3.-
A Briton with telephonitis. and
apparently with the wherewith-
all to afford such luxury, has
called every night for the past
week and asked two questions
in regard to the Americas Cup
when is Gretel arriving?
And when will that Cup Com
mittee select (BuS) Mosbacher
as the American skipper"
He also suggests that Mos
bacher be selected and put on
Columbia, the boat that he says
is by far the best.
There has been such talk
here, all Of it idle, but the fact
that such rumors reach over
seas tends to give credence to
something that probably never
will happen.
MoSbacher racked UP one
more victory in yesterdays fog
filled. 12-knot SouthweSterly
He sailed Weatherly to an easy
triumph over fastener, while
Nefertiti's incredible luck bailed
her out once more. This time
she game through when Column
bia Sood nigh Of the finish and
the Boston boat won again
making her overall record
and 2. Weatherly now is SIS
Columbia 3-5 and Fastener
Ia.
Each time out MoSbachel
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went over every piece Of equip
ment and explained it and
where it should be. Things
have been pretty good since"
Weathely has won two in a
row and will be favored to
make it three in today's race
with Columbia, which still
isn't right after her dismasting.
Nefertiti meets fastener.
In yesterdays victory the
crew supremacy Of Weatherly
was evident and this was ex-
planned to the inquiSitive
Briton., Should the cup COM
mittee ever decide to follow his
suggestion. and everybody is
agreeable, MoSbacher will have
only one request. He'll have to
have Romagna up front. A
good skipper always selects the
best he can find. Romagna has
no peer.