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Evening star., 1948-09-08
.Dobson Opposes
Shea Tonightin in
.Se||out Opener
Hub Team, on 7-Gume
Streok, Holds 9-to-5
Edge Over Champs
BY the Assoeioied Press

BOSTON, Sept. g. Boston, S
league-leading Red Sox and the
New York Yankees clash tonight in
the first tilt of an important three
game series that may weigh heavily
in the outcome of the American
League race.
Both clubs will take into the game
impressive records-the Seekers have
have won % of their last 26 and
the Bomoers have copped 81 of their
last 25.
The SoX boast a seven-game win
Streak-lncludlng clean sweep Of
the brief five-game Eastern swing
which preceded their return to Fen
way Park. The New Workers had
won nine straight until they dropped
the nightcap of Labor Day double
heacer with the Athletics.
DObsOn will Hurl.
Manager Joe Mccarthy will send
SoX Ace Joe DobSon after the
opener tonight before what Is GER
tain to be Fenway Park sellout
crowd of upward of $4,000
Owner Tom YaWkey will not al
low spectators to overflow onto the
field, SO the conditions for this vital
tussle should be good, although the
weatherman has predicted possible
showers this evening.
Bucky Harris is exected to send
Frank (Spec) Shea after the opener
The battle will be the first of eight
remaining on the schedule between
the two clubs.
Of the ID played to date, the Sock
ers have won 9 and lost S. They
also ripped the Yankees in the last
five meetings.
Series to Draw 100000.
More than 100000 fans are ex-
pected to witness the three tussels
between the clubs. Day games are
slated for tomorrow and Friday.
With the New Workers only a game
and half behind them, the Seekers
could put a lot of space between
first and second places with a series
sweep.
A cleanup by the Bombers, how
ever, could knot the already tight
Junior loop race even more.
Mccarthy hasn't said who he plans
to use in the other games, but
Harris is expected to shoot his best
fingers against the Bostonians. Bob
Poterfield and Vic Rachi may fol-
low up Shea.
The Seekers hope to continue their
torridI pace which shot them to the
top Of the league. On June /, they
had a 1924 record. Since that time,
they have won 81 games while drop
ping only "a.
Evening star., 1948-09-08
Hoyo, Colonial fiyes
Booked in Gurden
BY the Assoeio,ed Press

!, NEW YORK, Sept. 8.-George-
town and George Washington Uni
Eversities are, among the 46 out-of-
Etown teams playing in Madison
Square Garden basket ball double
headers this winter.
a Georgetown is matched against
New York U; ON December II, while
George Washington plays Man
haitian on January 4. Twenty-seven
double-headers are on this years
schedule
Evening star., 1948-09-08
Griffith toFortify
Mats With More
Young Players
Wynn, Mosterson.
Vernon Believed
Trading Bolt
By Burton Hawkins

Were going to stick with our
young fellows and add more young
sters to them" says President Clark
Griffith of the Mats in discussing
plans for fortifying his tobogganing
club for next year. I'm doing some
dickering now and we're going to
come up with several young players.
That's our only hope-rebuild with
kids.
I'VE need two or three young
pitchers and right handed hitting
outfielder," continued Griff, "and
there are other spots to fill. I'm in
terested only in young. promising
players and I'm going to stick with
Eddie Yost, Gil Coan,. Ab Kozar
and Ed Stewart.
"Yost, Coan and Kozar are young
and all have possibilities. I'm not
disturbed by what they've done this
year. They need experience to be-
come better players and they've
been getting it this season. Stewart
has proved himself to be good
player and I'm going to hang on to
him. He's 81, but he has several
good years left"
Faint Hope Of Landing Bauer.
Asked if he had abandoned hope
of landing Outfielder Hank Bauer
from the New York Yankees. Griff
said: Il don't know If we still have
chance to get him. Bauer. who
was offered to the Mats last winter
in a deal for Pitcher Early Wynn
broke in with the Yankees on Mon
day and collected four hits in eight
attempts.
IF Mickey Vernon can come back
We'll be in better shape next year,
said Griffith. There's no denying
he has had bad year. but he
hasn't been well. If he can snap
out of it, we'll improve"
Still casting covetous eyes at Ver-
non is Manager Bucky Harris of the
Yankees. Harris was watching
Mickey in batting practice at New
York recently and said, vernon
would hit lot of home runs in this
park" Harris is known to be willing
to part with Pitcher Tommy Byrne
a left-hander, but now is more re-
iuctant to include Bauer in trade
talk.
In order to dip into the reserve
strength of more elegantly equipped
clubs Griffith is prepared to part
with some of, his name" n PLAYERS
Wynn, Pitcher WaltertF MastersoE
and Vernon are believed available
to clubs which are willing to dis
patch talented youngsters to the
Mats.
-Shortstop GIaring Weakness
The Mats most glaring deficiency
in Harris opinion, is at shortstop
where the veteran Mark Christman
has slowed down perceptihly after
plugging that gap earlier in the sea-
son. Christman didn't figure in
Griffiths plans this year except as
utility player, but was forced to
take over when Johnny Sullivan
failed to fulfill expectations.
Griffith has ordered Pitcher
Mickey Haefner to abandon baseball
for the year. The stubby southpaw
will submit to operations for sinus
trouble and an internal ailment.
Four games ahead of the eighth
place Chicago White Sox, the Mats
will attempt to increase that gap
in a four-game series with the Phil
adelphia Athletics starting tonight
in twilight-night double-header at
Griffith Stadium. The first game
will start at $50.
Wynn, hoping to avert defeat No
II, and Dick Weik. young right
handler imported from Chattanooga
will pitch for the Mats, who will
carry six-game losing streak into
the twin bill.
Evening star., 1948-09-08
Probable Pitchers
AMERICAN IEAGIE.

Philadelphia at Washington q, twi-
light-nighD - McCahan 4-5p and
Schetb 11-O VS.. Wynn (s-16) and
Weik t0-0).
New York at Boston (night)-Shea
ts-1W VS.. Dobson 15-O.
Detroit at Cleveland (nishtp-Nev-
houSer u6-l1) VS.. Lemon U9-1D.
ST. Louis at Chicago (2)-Kennedy
$3.50 and Ostrowski t3-3) or Schwamb
l-il VS.. Bradley 600 and Pieretti
ts-lO.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Philadelphia at New York tnishD-
Duoiel co. VS.. Jones 14-O.
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati tnighD-
Bonham t4-a) VS.. Fox (5-S).
Chicaso at st. Louis tniehU-
lOnly games scheduled
Evening star., 1948-09-08


Charles, most highly touted fist fighter in the
business today. reaoying himself for next
Mondays Variety Clup show at Griffith Stadium
His opponent, Jimmy Bivins, is training at Madam
Beys in New Jersey. With Bivns some distance
away. Charles was looking very good.
What do you think of this fght?" asked Bo
Bregman. You like Charles, eh?" Bo Bregman
is about town. He knows fighters; he's
owned few.
you've got to like Charles" said one of the
newspapermen, who were clustered near the ring
The guys got a punch and he's fast. Don't
you like him?"
Evening star., 1948-09-08
Form Basket League
For Cup PreIim Tits

A commercial basket ball league
is being formed to play preliminary
games to the Washington Caps
games at Uline Arena.
Firms interested in joining the
league are invited to be represented
at meeting at 7:30 o'clock tonight
at the Arena Sports Store, Four
teenth and w streets NV.
Evening star., 1948-09-08
Tennis Tourney Delayed

Finals of the boys singles and
Junior singles and doubles scheduled
Yesterday in the invitation tennis
tournament at Congressional Coun-
Try Club were postponed to today
because of wet courts.
Evening star., 1948-09-08
Cuqe Officials to Meet

A meeting of the District Board
OF Approved Basket Ball officials
will be held at 8 o'clock tonight al
the District Recreation Department
Sixteenth and Lamont streets NV
Ten years ACCOUNTED States
women golfers retained Curtis
Cup, 51a-3la.
Evening star., 1948-09-08
Win, Lose, or Draw
Now the Contenders ore Serious
By FRANCIS STANN

Ezzad Charles had been letting sparrng partner named Lloyd
Gibson cout him for half workout
Arena when he suddenly switched the oense and nailed Gibson
with right uppercut the chops Gibson promptly
glazed handler yelled paying
Evening star., 1948-09-08
He Rates WoIcott Over Lesnevich

develops that Mr. Mintz
Club match Its like this he explained rolling eyes
phaSs If beat Bvns nothing about Actually
Charles Bivins ought be
What about the Walcott-Les Jersey City on
September ZIP" asked reporter.
Listen, said Mr. Mntz, believe
I'm past Bivins don't guys
can't fight and Waco will beat him
tiger, Charles will murder In
if beat III date lust to
keep tiger shape"
Suppose just kidding rering?" asked by
fight again? like Charles that ends
great a lousey mean?"
Evening star., 1948-09-08
Jake Says He Always Gets Up

Charles finished his sparrng bag
following him the
located When he finished he
permitted funkey his stomach
public edifcaon.
singuarly good specimen animal
weighs 73 he's havyweights
legs And he hit. nothing
Wthal Bivins is leading Charles in knockdown
fought three once
down kayo) for Ezzard -
"I always up" modesly fight
ing Bvins beat him this time finished
Evening star., 1948-09-08
Baseball Standings and Schedules
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER g. 1s4s
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.
None scheduled.
Games Today.

Games Today.
Phila. at Wash. (2), $50
New York at Boston IN.
Detroit at Cleveland (n)
st. Louis at Chicago CO.
Games Tomorrow.
phila. at Wash, $50.
St. Louis at Chicago (2l
Detroit at Cleveland (n)
New York at Boston.
Evening star., 1948-09-08
NATIONAL LEAGUE.


NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.
N. Y, 6-8; Phila., 1-6
Pitts, 6; st. L., 2 n).
Only games.
Games Today.
Phila. at New York IN.
Pitts. at Cinci. Gn).
Chicago at st. Louis fn)
Only games.
Games Tomorrow.
Br'klyn at New York (n)
Boston at Phila. (n).
Pitts. at Cinci.
Chicago at st. Louis (n)
Evening star., 1948-09-08
Mintz Sees Dough Down the Droin

Il Bivins once said another boxing
terrible. That at Uine Arena couple of ago.
Bregman shrugged Il that fight. also
bad fight Baltimore
Ever Louis announced that retiring fellows
Byihs Charles LesneVh Baksi the resthve
different attitudes.
Il sound like piece of Bvin said Bregman,
just know what the fellow Now here's
When Louis considered fighting champion
OF
lot OF them got sloppy careless
talking he
talking bg-Chares Bivins
OF others"
A gnome-like named Jake a
talking little Psburgher who
makes the matches for his
Il wish this fight week
am on spot lot Of dough don't
and I never heard of
Evening star., 1948-09-08

but don't sell this Bvns short He might this fight
like his chances against Charles don't great
underdog He's made bad fights
times when he wasn't serious information
is ready. And when he's good he's awfully good"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-04-09
Girl, IS, Kills Mother
In Row Over nnnce nr.n

FRANKLIN. N IA beautiful
dark-eyed school girl succeeded in
winning the right 10 attend junior
high school prom-over her moth
er's dead body.
Fifteen-year-old Marian Russo
wanted to 60 to junior prom at
Sussex high school, said Police Chief
Herbert c. Irons. Her mother. Mrs
Lillian Russo, IS, objected.
Irons said the girl declared In an
oral statement:
A long dispute over the dance
eliminated in blows between the
girl and the mother in the basement
of their home.
During the bloody duel. the
mother struck the girl with a lead
pipe. The girl welded beer bottle
in defense.
Finally, the mother slumped to
the floor.
Terror-stricken, Marian tried un.
successfully to stuff the body Of
her mother into a canvas bag.
The girl then washed away blood
stains, changed her clothing, and
summoned neighbor. Frank
Donche, She told him her mother
had fallen down the cellar stairs
and was badly injured.
Marian is in Franklin hospits
with a skull fracture, and physicians
sal, she would require treatmen
for several weeks.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-04-09
Postmun Jumps into Flood
Water TO Save Drowning Boy

NASHVILLE. TENN.-A 34.year.
old substitute mail carrier leaped
into a flooded drainage ditch, res.
cued an 11.year-old boy from drown.
ing and finished his route before
changing into dry clothes.
The postman, later identified a.
]. H. Gilmore, "a, 4 substitute
carrier, didn't even stop to give bis
name after the rescue, John Rags
dale, assistant fire chief, said.
The boy. Leon Matthews, was
revived by artificial respiration
after he had been in the water sew
eral minutes and had been swept
through a flooded loo-foot culvert.
George Balthrop, homicide officer
who investigated the affair, gave
this account Of the rescue.
The boy fell into flooded pond
and was swept through the culvert
into the swirling water In the ditch.
Gilmore's help was sought BY the
lads playmates, and he dropped
his mail satchel and plunged into
the muddy water.
Gilmore dragged the boy to
safety, turned him over to bis
friends-then went on to finish his
mail route despite soaked clothing.
The worst part" Gilmore said
was that my cigarettes got all wet
and I didn't have smoke"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-04-09
Civilians Plan
Ladies' Night.
Election. Dance

The Tabor City Civilian Club
had a busy night at their regu.
lar bi-weekly meeting at the
Modern Cafe Monday night. &c
members were in attendance.
President Sam Potts led the
discussion as plans were laid for
the election of officers to be
held next month. An election
committee was appointed with
Joe Simon as chairman, Liston
New and Phil Hughes as men,
berS.
Plans also were instigated for
program for the annual Ladies
Night banquet to be held in May,
Newly elected officers will be
installed at this banquet as has
been the custom.
In an attempt to increase the
athletic field fund, the club de-
cided to sponsor square dance
within the next two or three
weeks. Secretary Billy Carroll
was appointed to secured music
for the event. President Potts
said that announcement of the
time and place of the dance will
be made public as soon as ar
rangements have been completed.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-04-09
Lloyd Hipps
Returning To
Position Here

Lloyd Hips will return to his
duties at Davis JeWelry next
week after an absence of more
than year caused by illness.
His return will give the local
iewelry store two full-tlme
watchmakers, as Mrs. Hips Is
also an experienced watchmak-
er.
Davis Jewelry also has added
several new moderniStic show
cases and is planning to enlarge
the ShoWWindoW.
Announcement also was made
this week of the addition OF
complete lines of china, crystal
and silverWare.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-04-09
Newspaper Boy Sues Rich
Heiress for 100000

CHICAGO.-An attorney for II.
year.old Silvio Garippo, a news
boy, filed a 100000 damage suit
against Mrs. Muriel Mccormick
Hubbard, granddaughter of John D.
Rockefeller, ST., and Cyrus Nc.
Cormick. He charged that the heir.
ess hurt him in a fight over a res.
taurant check.
The suit alleged that Garippo re.
ceived cuts which will result In
"permanent Disagreement" when
Mrs. Hubbard threw glass. half.
filled with water, into his face and
the glass shattered, cutting his face
and his left hand.
The incident, the suit stated, took
place q few hours before announce.
ment OF an agreement by which
Mrs. Hubbard relinquished her two
adopted children after a long court
battle over their custody with her
brother, Fowler Mccormick, board
chairman of international Har.
vester company.
The suit charged that Mrs. Hub.
bard was "in an intoxicated condi.
ton"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-04-09
Three File For Commissioners Seat
From Columbus Fourth District

The political pot started SIM
mering in the Tabor City area
this week as three candidates
filed for the post of County
Commissioner in District No. 4
which is comprised Of Williams,
South Williams and Bug Hill
townships.
This is the only post in which
a race has developed in the
county up until noon Thursday.
Filing for the commissioner
post from district No. 4 were D.
H. Jordan of Iron Hill, !. c. Gore
il of Guideway, and L. T. Ward,
the incumbent, of Clarendon.
Unopposed to date for other
offices are j. K. Powell, former
state senator for the state leg
islature, Leo L. Fisher for re-
nomination for register of deeds,
John Peterson for county COM
missioner from district three and
Bud Stevens for commissioner
from district two.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-04-09
Mrs. Armstrong.
PirewaY Native.
Dies In Fayetteville

Mrs. Annie Armstrong, so, ma
tive of the PireWay section, died
in a Fayetteville hospital March
IS following short illness.
The funeral was held from
the Pireway Primitive Baptist
church Wednesday, March 81, at
2 o'clock with Elder H. G. Cox
of Loris officiating. Burial was
in the Long cemetery.
Surviving are the husband,
Lonnie Armstrong, Of Fayette-
vile; two step-sons, Kosher and
Lambert Armstrong, of Fayette-
vile; one brother, Dawson Har-
per of Tabor City route three;
and three sisters, Mrs. Bessie
Jenrette, Mrs. Marie Eldredice
of Tabor City route three, and
Mrs. Isadora Stanley of Shall
lOtte.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-04-09
Fallen Hero
Is Returned
Home For Burial

The body of Cpl. Joseph Will
liam Hill, son of Mr&mrs Will
lie Hill of Tabor City route two,
who was killed in the Pacific
theatre of war, February 26,
arrived in Tabor City Thursday
and funeral services will be con-
Quoted Sunday afternoon at 3
o'clock from the Mount Olive
Baptist church.
Rev. B. L. Raines will officiate
and burial will be in the Hodge
cemetery.
Pvt. Hill enlisted in the Army
May II, 1912 and served in the
Asiatic-Pacific theatre. He was
wearer of the Purple Heart
and the ASiatic-Pacific Cam
paign Medal.
Surviving in addition to the
parents are four brothers, Don.
Frank and Bob, Frank and Bob
Hill of Tabor City route two and
Pfc. DIN Hill of Fort Jackson,
6 c.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-04-09
Woodmen From Eleven Counties
Descend On Town For Log Rolling

A much smaller than expect
ed but nonetheleSS enthusiastic
group of Woodmen of the World
descended on Tabor City last
Friday for the selni-annual meet
ing of the Southeastern North
Carolina Log Rolling Associa-
ton.
The days festivities opened
at ll:30 with an informal din
ner given at Lakeside Inn by
Tabor citizens for a list of dis
tinguished visitors, which includ-
ed a number Of candidates for
office. Among those present
were: 1t. Gov. l.. Y. Stag"
Ballentine, candidate for COM
missioner of agriculture; H. P.
pat" Taylor, candidate for
lieutenant governor; and seventh
district Congressional Candidates
Bob Young of Dunn, Ertel Car
lyle of Lumberton, and Har-
grove Bellamy of Wilmington.
Following the dinner. a
parade led by the Whiteville
school band opened the formal
program. which included pre-
sentation of flag to the town
by the local Woodman camp.
presentation of awards to the
local Boy Scout troop and pre-
sentation of a gavel to Con-
sui Commander H. Dewey
Stevens of the local camp.
Distinguished guests in tr o.
duced to the gathering were
State Manager Nick T. New
berry of Charlotte; National Di-
rector Charles A. Hines of
Greensboro; and Vice President
R. E. Miller of Omaha.
The opening ceremonies took
place on Railroad Street in
front of Rogers Auto Service
and later in the day, the pro-
gram moved to the high school
where there was the meeting
of the Log Rolling Association,
institution of the local boys and
Woodcraft and Woodcraft Circle
Units, and an initiation for
Woodmen.
The days program was closed
with a barbecue dinner at the
Legion Hut and a square dance
in the school gym.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-04-09
Boxing Card
Set For Friday
AT GuidewaY

Greeley Long has a l2-bout
boxing card slated for Guideway
School Friday night. The fights
get underway at 7:30 pm. with
two sixty Founders squaring OIL
in the opening event.
The fighters are from Tabor
City and Guideway, and Ia
Dor boy will be matched with
a Guideway boy if possible
There will be fights in weights
ranging from go pounds to l70
pounds. The pairings completed
so far are as follows:
80 lbs.-Tony Ray VS. Lloyd
Benton.
IS lbs.-Allman Long VS. Tom
Ray.
IS lbs.-Jerry Carterette VS..
Hoyt Watts.
80 lbs.-Trenton Elderdice VS..
Gene Lawrimore.
10 lbs.-Charles Benton VS..
Luther Singletary.
100 lbs.-J. c. Buck VS.. Keith
Soles.
100 lbs.-Charles Cox VS.. Max
lie Watts.
100 lbs.-Jerry Waddell VS..
Grady Watts.
1875 lbs.-Don Watts VS.. Ed
ward Anderson.
l65 lbs.-Rudolph Gore VS..
Sonny Boy Hewett.
A bout between Bruce Beck
of Tabor City and Aubrey Thorn
as Of Shallotte is trying to be
arranged in the ITO pound class.
Thomas is the boy who won the
Golden Gloves tournament IN
Whiteville and is somewhat OF
knockout specialist. But Beck
himself is quite a fighter and
if such a match is arranged
there will be plenty of fire
works.
Other boys who are planning
to fight on the card but as yet
have not been matched are: Red
Strickland, Jerry Prince, R. c.
Willoughby, Bobby Norris, Bur
mic Stevens, Ned Watts, Max,
ton Spivey, Wade Roberts, Wade
Duncan, Frank Watts, and Doc
dempsey Fowler.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-04-09
Veterans Service Officer Coming
To Tabor Saturday Mornings

Inman, Legion commander, ana
Robert Fipps, VIEW commander
FormyDuval will be located IN
IN. Tabor town hall on Satur~
DAYS. it was pointed out:
The two veterans organizations
emphasized the fact that ser
vices offered by the officer are
free to all veterans. They Salo,
also that if there is a large
enoneh demand for his services
in this area, FormyDuval may
make plans to be in Tabor CITY
more than one day j week.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-04-09
Chadbourn Man
Dies Tuesday:
Buried Wednesday

In Chadbourn, Daniel M. eau
sey, 81, died Tuesday night at
his home after brief illness.
Funeral services were held We'd
nesday at four pm. from the
chapel Of the Peacock Funeral
home in Chadbourn with the
Rev. A. c. Prevatte, Baptist
minister, officiating. Interment
was in the Mount Olive Gene
terry near Green Sea.
Surviving are his wife, four
sons, Col Luther G.. Causey, Of
Washington, D. c., Otis r. OF
Brazil, South America, Hoyt c.
of Chadbourn and Daniel NJ.
Causey of Cherry, Ca; four
daughters, Mrs. J. c. Ayers of
Tabor City, Mrs. J. c. Harrell jr
of Greenville, S. c., Mrs. w. H.
Dyson of Loris, S. e. and Mrs. w.
C. Walker Of Burlington, North
Carolina.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-04-09
Merchants Group
Seeking New
Secretary

Directors of the Tabor City
Merchants Association Monday
night approved a set Of bylaws
to be presented the membership
for adoption and voted 10 have
the president seek an executive
secretary for the association.
The board also voted a dona-
ton of SIPS for the 1913 Better
Farming for Better Living pro-
gram in Columbus County.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-04-09
Auto Inspection Lane
To Be In Tabor Next Week

A motor vehicle mechanical
inspection lane will be located
in Tabor City all next week,
April II through II for the con-
vneience of vehicle owners in
this area, ii was announced yes
terday.
The lane, No. %, had pre-
viously planned to visit only
Lumberton, Whiteville and Shall
lotte, but the schedule has now
been revamped to cover these
towns plus Tabor City, South
port, Red Springs, ST. Paul,
Rowland and Chadbourn.
J. S. Edserton of Red
Springs. is supervisor of the
lane and other inspectors are:
Garland Mobiles of Chadbourn.
Hoke Smith and J. w. Evans
of Clarkton and Ray BeasleY
of Lumberton.
The schedule of Lane % calls
for a return performance at Ia
Dor City June 1919. The lane
also will be at Chadbourn June
l-5 and again at Whiteville
June 8-l2.
Supervisor Edgerton was in
Tabor City the first of the week
consulting with Police Chief l..
R. Watson on the establishment
OF the lane here and il was de-
cided to mark off the paved
block of Sixth street for use by
the lane
Arrangements will be made
for residents of that street to
get their cars in and out of
their yards but the block will
be closed to through traffic.