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The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-06-02
Beard Growing Is !. 5tarted, Fairbanks,
 For Big July Event

FAIRBANKS, Alaska, June - R-Tourists from the States this July 4 may sniff disappointedly at the modern buildings and cement sidewalks.
 But if it's roaring days of '98 atmosphere they want, all they'll have to do to make them think they're in a gold rush mining camp is take look at the five o'clock shadows on the faces of the male citizenry.
 Boards, goatees, mustaches, side burns, and even peach fuzz are growing now, despite vociferous pro- tests from wives and sweethearts. Every man from the Mayor on down is sprouting face foliage for the an- nual celebration next month.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-06-02
PLANNERS DREAM OF .SEC0ND MATANUSkA IIN RENAL PENINSULA
Continued from Page Cne)

veys in the lower Chena River Val ley, near Fairbanks.
 If conditions there prove favor able, it said, the Soil Conservation Bervices shoalh Naakeea land capa- bility" survey.
 The committee proposed that the first group settlement be located in the Kenai-Kasilof area. but that the size of the initial settlement, the rate of subsequent settlement, and other pertinent matters be studied in detail before any settlers are permitted on the land" The committee is headed by Dr Harlan H. Barrows, Highland Park III. Agriculture Department mem- bers on the committee are E. H Weicking and O. L. Mimms ano Interior members are Marion Claw son and Robert K. Coote.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-06-02

Mrs. Ray Rice.
 Mrs. Wm. H. Kerns was elected President of the Society. MrA Charles Gray was elected Vice President and Mrs. Ray Rice, Secretary Treasurer
 On the evenings program as guest speaker was Mrs. Jack Pope joy of Juneau, who related inter- esting highlights of the W.S.C.S. Assembly which she attended at Cleveland, Ohio, in April. Another Juneau guest at the meeting was Mrs. Clyde Turner New members welcomed into the society at the meeting were Mrs. Jack Means and Mrs. Malcombe Hardy.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-06-02
TAKU FISHERMEN HOME

Douglas Taku River fishermen have returned to their homes here with the closing of the fishing season at the Taku River. Most reports from the fishermen, show a better catch with better prices this year than last year for the same period. Tke season re-opens June 25. The Juneau Cold Stor- age Go. Of Juneau, has the fisf purchase contract this year, 10 all fish caught up the river.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-06-02
VACATION SCHOOL ENDS

A very successful Vacation Church School closed today at the Douglas Community Methodist church. About 50 pupils attended the two week session. The excellent staff of teachers consisted of Mrs. Wm. Durance and Mrs. Alex Demos, be- ginners: Mrs. c. E. Walters and Mrs. Sigurd Jackson, primary; Miss Claudia Kelsey, juniors and the Rev. J. P. Porter, intermediates.
 The pupils of the vacation school will have the morning worship serv- ice at the II o'clock hour Sunday. An especial invitation is given to all parents of the community to at tend this service.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-06-02

Among Juneauites registered at the Baranof Hotel are Mrs. Paul L. Jones, Mir and Mrs. Francis A. Lewis, Thomas J. Nally, for merly of Anchorage; Oscar Ueland, Norman DeRoux and Willie J. James.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-06-02
FORTuNE TO SPEND

Boy Scouts attending the en- campment at Eagle River Scout Camp will hear services on Sunday morning given by Rev. Porter who will visit the camp that day. His sermon will be entitled, "A Fortune to Spend"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-06-02
OUTSIDE

MT. and Mrs. Abe Friesen and daughter Adah, have left for a visit outside for several weeks. MT. Friesen will receive medical check-up and atta<OS ft SsstlS while Mrs. Friesen and Adah will go to visit their family near Boise, Idaho. MT. Friesen will join her there later, before returning here.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-06-02
.CUBS TO VISIT CAMP

Douglas Cub Scouts will visit the Boy Scout Camp at Eagle River Sunday afternoon and enjoy a pie nic that day. Cub Scouts should arrange with their Den Mothers for transportation.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-06-02
HILsCHER HERE

Herbert HilScher o1 Fairbanks Is guest at the Baranof Hotel. He is here to attend meetings of the Alaska Development Board.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-06-02
MRS. KERNs, PRESIDENT, WSCs

Election of new officers was the main business Of the Womens Soc iety of Christian Service, of the Community Methodist Church, at its meeting held at the home of
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-06-02
IMPROVING

Mrs. Robert Schoppert who was admitted to St. Anns hospital over a week ago for surgical care, is i'm proving and resting well, but IS re- maining in the hospital for a brief period
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-06-02
FROM WHIDBY ISLAND

e. F. Costelow and c. B. Clayton, Jr., of the Naval Air Station at Whidby Island, near Seattle, are guests at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-06-02

AFFORD HERE Fred w. Axford of Anchorage is stopping at the Baranof Hotei.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-06-02
At 8 pm-Elks Lodge.
 June 5 At noon-Chamber of Commerce. Baranof.
FIRED OFFICIALS
 REFUSE TO our
(By Associated Press)


 The Commerce Department has given Michael Lee official notice that he'll be fired unless he can disprove charges of irlcompeteAce. The department earlier had or- dered Lee and William Remington to resign. Both men refused to quit
 Lee, the chief of the Far Eastern trade branch, issued statement saying that Secretary Sawyer him. self, among others, had attested to his loyalty and competence.
 FROM SAN FRANCISCO Richard H. Baird of San Fran cisco is registered at the Barallpf Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-06-02
COMBINED CLUBS WILL
 SoIIARE DANCE TOMORROW

Local square dance clubs con- bine tomorrow night at the Parish Hall at 8.30 o'clock for the first of the series of summer dances sponsored by the Gastineau Chan mel Square Dance Association.
 Clubs participating in this prof. ect are the Sourdoceys. Promen- aders, Taku Travellers, Tuesday Teen Ayers, and Bubbles and Beaux.
 Dancers will be admitted either as single individuals or as couples. Chuck Warmers three-piece square dance orchestra will furnish the music.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-06-02
SATELLITES IN

Among Seattleites stopping at the Baranof Hotel, are Sven Svenson, Johnny Wallace, and w. J. Lu- ders.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-08-02

our back broke than to be assocl
ated in any way with such
gang"
Also in circulation is the story
that many local colored persons
have talked of leaving Tabor
CITY because of the xxx threat
To which we have just this tc
say to them. Don't let this banc
of hoodlums scare you. If you
are a righteous man and living
within the law, law enforcement
officers or no one else is going
to give you any trouble. And
although we despise every phase
of lawlessncss and crime, the khan
isn't going to bother you in Tabor
City. It's our belief that they
have too many enemies here
to attempt any action against
anyone. And this much is 9
promise, should they come to
Tabor Cit again and if it is
ANYTHING other than a "sneai
attack" they will be openly op
posed. There are enough promir
ent local persons to push th'
prosecution of any klansmen ap
pretended while taking any &C
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-08-02
DISTRICT GOVERNOR SPEAKS
TO TABOR CITY ROTARY Club

Dr.. Howard J. McGinnis, dis
tl'iCc Rotary governor, outlined
the fundamentals of Rotary at
the regular weekly meeting Of
the club at the Modern Cafe here
Monday evening.
Dr.. McGinnis, of Greenville
n. c. met with the club directors
prior TO the regular meeting at
which time the various phases
of Rotary were discussed anc
suggestion made by him ano
various members as to the ways
and means OF lettering the local
organization.
Dr.. McGinnis pointed out that
the club with "a members is an
influential organization IN the
community but that every effort
should be put forth to lncrcas'
the number and fill as many
claSsificationS as possible in the
club. Rotary clubs procure then
membership by trying to have
one N. mixer form each trade and
profession in a community.
He also pointed out that rcgu
lar attendance of members !
highly important and suggested
that the Tabor City club exert
every effort 10 make their at
tendance as near 100 percent as
possible. The local club has con-
sistently averaged close to II
percent in attendance.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-08-02

that call Tabor City home. A scr
ton of. good farmers, many goo'
christians and law abiding poo
rle 1t seems to us that our first
responsibility is our own toWr
but that the people Of that area
should condemn the action a:
vehcminently as they know no"
and take the proper steps TOWARD
,urbing the xxx lawbrcaklne
The Brightness or Wrongncss o.
the way of life being led by thf
person attacked, has nothing e
40 with whether the khan is rIgh'
or wrong in doing the flogglng
They arc wrong in either case
and as previously stated, it's no
for them to decide. Let righteous
citizens file their grievance WITH
proper authorities and DOM
rondone this band of hooded fly
by.night boys. 49,.
There were even reports thi:
week of some Of our good farm
ers saying they didn't want tc
bring tobacco to Tabor City be
cause of the xxx. Let me pleao
with you in as sincere way a:
7 know how, not to let this Httlf
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-08-02
A Omen Letter You On This Weeks ku M Kan Developments

demonstration scare y0u. IN.
khan breeds on fear but Eou az
not going to be bothered by them
The outfit that pa%adcd her
came from long dis,anc" away
You have practically no XXX
men in Tabor City although there
are a few Yet. they arc 50 lew
in number that they could al h'
put inside medium sized phon'
booth. Their following here II
not consequential while on tn
CHER hand you have the backing
and protection Of 90 and II on
hundreds percent OF the popi'IA
ton. Bring your tobacc" on If
70 Tabor City and don't give thI
band a second thought" ThHH
simply made a so-journ down our
streets and it is sincerely bCiI'F
ed that they will live to regret
that.
As a parting thought. don
scare report any activities o
the khan to your local law enforce
mont officers, be a law abidInf
citizen and openly talk against
the gangs very being every tlmt
YOU have the opportunity.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-08-02
PARKING Law
AWAITING
NEW SIGNS

The two hour parking ordi.
nance that was slated to go into
operation July 90 has been dc.
laycd because Of the failure OF
the appropriate traffic signs to
arrive.
The signs were order shortly
voted TO install the ordinance but
to date the signs have not been
received. Officials this week stat
cd that they would be erected a
soon as they arrived and that
the law would take effect as soor
as they were erected and all per
sons had time to learn the law
The ordinance will cover both
sides of railroad street, and fiitf
street and two hours is all per.
sons will be allowed to park in
that area. Double parking and
Irregular parking will also be
an OllrnSr and subject TO one
dollar fines.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-08-02
B. F. Williams
Claimed BY Death

BENJAMIN Frazier Williams. SO
prominent farmer of Clarendon
route l died carly Friday morn
ING in James Walker hospital II
Wilmington, following an illness
of rwo weeks. a life long resi-
dent of the Clarendon community
he was a son of the late Nose!
and Lindsay Ann Harrclson vii
liamS.
Funeral rites were held from
the residence Saturday Afternoon
at ) o'clock conducted by the
Rev. John Williams Of Rock
Mount. lntclmCnt was in tn
Todd cemetery.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs
Floric Cos Williams; three sons
Garland Of Clarendon, Arthur o
St. Petersburg, Fla, Edward OF
Wilmington; seven daughters
Mrs. p. d. Cox, Mrs. Woodro"
Eardcc, Miss Eunicc Williams OF
the home, Mrs. Joe Blount 0
Loris, Mrs. Dennis Williams o.
Chadbolrn. Mrs. kirbey Mlncc'
Of Wilm,ngton. and Mrs. Horac
Miller of Tabor City; 10 granG
children and two grcatgrand
children.
Mr., Williams was a brother-lh
law Of G.. II. Harrcl"On OF Taho'
City.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-08-02

ton whatever against a citizen
of Tabor City. We canno5 and
do not wish 10 encourage liotln"
However, the khan in any fern IS
so obnoxious enough 20 turn the
stomach O. !a"-ahidlng pcop!'
ana snolliu IL. Gvatl with as II
they were an outlaw band which
they arc.
In actual number. there arc
probably something like 30 20
licemen, shc.ifrs deputies. high
wav patrolmrn. coustablcs IN Col
umbus County all pledged t'
fight lawlcssnoss. All would be
available to protect the rights OF
individuals in this county. Bat
add to tina, number 80 percent
of the popUla,o0 Of the county
who hate the very CUTS 81 tn
khan and YOU have about tn
right percentage Of people who
would 60 al the way in opposing
l;lau activities in Tabor City.
Reports Jay that a Horny
county man was threatened by
tho khan last weekend. They sd.
ho lived between here and Greer
Sea, an area where people IF'
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-08-02

legged lawlessness, as should all
such cases of law breaking. The
letter was dated July rs, post
marked Tabor City. addressed to
the postmaster, Tabor City, N. c.
and carried a route 3 address
at the top. Just to further compli
cate matter, a local kid, not yet
dry behind the ears, saw the
letter and started the wild ane
viscious rumor that the editor
of The Tribune was in reality
the "headman of the Ku Klu>
Khan" To which we have only
this to say, he's a liar first class
and should take top honors in
a contest among the leading liars
in the land. We would call his
name but in that he is fairly
young and has a chance OF still
becoming at least a mediocre
citizen and possible gentleman
we are with holding his name ir
hope of helping him therefrom
AS we told one Tabor City mar
who called to ask specifically ii
YOUR editor was as Klansman, the
answer is now as always mo
we had rather be in Jail with
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-08-02

There has been a great deal
of discussion during the past
week since our editorial appeared
condemning the Ku KluX klan
MANY christian people have wei
coined the opportunity of congra
rulating us for saying what every
rightous individual felt following
tho klan's Infamous so-Jourr
down our streets. Written com,
mcnt has also appeared here ane
elsewhere echoing the needless
existance of organization ahe
portraying their wretchedness.
We even received one letter
either by mistake or as a practi
cal Joke, which was unsigned
scrubbed almost unreadlbly ano
which was putting out the car
70 xxx for assistance in the
Pireway section. The letter even
went so far as to name the names
of persons there who for one
reason or another were deemed
worthy of khan action. That let
ter has been turned over to tho
proper law enforcement authori
TICS for investigation of the al
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-08-02
obacco Averages Record $500 First Two Days Here
T B SURVEY
ENDS AUG. 4

Friday. August 4. will be the
last day the T B Mobile Unit
will be located in Tabor City
Dr.. Floyd Johnson and Miss Mary
Floyd OF the County Health de,
partmcnt. today urged that all
citizens in the Tabor City area
take advantage of the convenient
location.
Operating hours for the unit
located IN front of HarrelSon's
Pharmacy. is II o'clock d. m. to
) o'clock p. nj.
Officials OF the T B Mass Sur
vey office this morning announc.
ed that 10TH Columbus County
citizens have been X-Rayed
through the various units now
located throughout the county
The totals for the past week
by the location of the Mobile
unit is as follows: Tabor City
al2: Whitcville +. r. Plaza, l.
ll0I: Acme Delco HallSboro 1856;
Ccrro Gordo-Cherry Grove 654;
GuldcWdy Mollic Court House
Square SO.
Dr.. Floyd Johnson. County
Aya.t!. doctor. announced this
morning that letters have been
&lat.cd to number OF Columbus
itiz, nts requesting that they
come to the Health Department
in the old County Home building
on the Chadbourn road in White
lille for an additional chest
N.Ray.
Clinic will be held Monday
through Friday from 8 O'CLOCK
- y o'clock a. m. and from ]
o'clock to t o'clock pm. The
clinic will be held only for per
sons who received letter re-
uuesting them to return for fur
,her examinations. Those persons
ne asked to take their letter to
the clinic for naturalization.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-08-02
Clarendon, Bethel
4-H'ers Perform

A group of Al club members
of the Clarendon and Bethel I'm
it's of Williams All Club went
to Raleigh last Wednesday tc
put on a Musical Folk Game"
at the State All Club Short
Course. This group presented
their part of the program along
with five otheer counties in thi
state in connection with the State
Al Dress Revue and it was pre-
scented before the 1400 delegate:
to the annual All Club Shor'
Course held at State College.
Club members going up were
Bobby J. Gore, Hazel Gore
Betty Joe Gore, Bernice Gore
Joe Gore, Sammy Gore. Meltor
Goodwin, Billy Gore, J. T. Fisher
Jr.. Jimmy Gore, from the Bethe'
unit.
Naomi Williams, Barbara Ann
Bullock, Shelva Jean Fipps, Lean
Mae Leonard, Doris Williams
Carolyn Duncan, Roland McPher
son. Harold Williams Kenneth
Williams, Charles Bullock from
the Clarendon Unit.
They were met in Raleigh by
Marjorie Ward, President County
Council, Patsy Stephens and Car
ric Williams from the Clarendon
Unit who were attending the
entire week of Short Course.
The group was accompanied
by Mrs. Elaine N. Blake, Home
Agent, Carol Gore and Charlie:
D. Raper, County Agent.
The program was presented to
the All club members in tho
Coliseum and was the first group
from Columbus County to per
form in the new Coliseum a
State College.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-08-02

The Tribune wishes to thank
all those persons who have called
or stopped us on the streets for
the past few days congratulatlne
the newspaper for it's editorial
comments on the recent ku kluN
Khan activities here.
The Tribune also wishes to eX
tend a special note OF thanks &c
the St. Paul Methodist Church
and Rev. c.. w. Crutchfield, pas
tor. for the following item ir
SUNDAYS church bulletin:
AN EYE FOR THE TRUTH
Excerpts from a front page
editorial The Tabor City 1rl-
b,,ae IN this democratic
country. there's no place tor an
organisation of the cahbre OF
tine Ku Klu.r klun aohich made
q scheduled parade through
0ur streets last Saturday night
,July 22). ANY organization
that has to lcork outSade inc
lar is uafjt for recognition m
country Of free men.
With the klan's frequent re-
fcrcnccS to Jesus, God and rel,-
q;on then arc being highly ST.
cyeHgious because their pcry
bcing is IN contrast to Coo ana
the Bible"
To chich zee add AmehS ana
.1nlenS
The Tribune also is pleased to
more that the Charlotte Observer
picked up the editorial and ran
| it in their editorial columns on
Sunday. giving this newspaper
proper credit for its stand. Inc
Observer concluded its editorial
comment with the statement:
"Therc is no need or place
in North Carolina for ku ht'tT
| Kian activities. 1t is an organ
isation that has no Vatad reason
or excuse for eristance."
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-08-02
Police Chief Attends
Asheville Meeting

Chicd of Police l.. H. Watson
is attending a meeting OF the
North Carolina Police Executive
association in AshuViilc Thurs
day. Friday and Saturday OF this
week. He left 10 attend the meet
ing Wednesday.
Accompanying Mir. Watson or
the trip is the ChadboWn police
chict Saunders.
The association holds a meet
ing annually at which time the
latest police tactics are discussed
bv experts and various speakers
are heard. Among those Sp"aE
ing this wear is Walter AndcrS"'
of the State Bureau o. llAFr'r
cation.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-08-02
R. T. Bruton Passes Monday

Ruther Tate Bruton, SO, prom
inent business man and civic
leader, died Unexpectedly in the
Thompson Hospital in Lumber.
ton Monday afternoon at 1:25.
He was stricken with heart at.
tack early Sunday morning and
was admitted to the hospital
shortly.
A life long resident of Tabor
City he has been associated with
the Tabor Hardware company
and the Lewis Funeral home
since he was Is years of age and
he has been manager of the hard.
ware for the past rs years. He
also engaged in farming.
A veteran of World War l, ne
was a charter member of tho
local American Legion post and
has served as Finance Officer OF
the post since organization. He
held the office of secretary of the
Tabor City Masonic Order for
about 20 years and has been a
member of the lodge for 30
years. He was also an active
member of the Woodmen of the
World and a life long member
of the Mount Tabor Baptist
church.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs
Queenie Floyd Bruton; two sons,
Harry Floyd and R. T., both OF
Tabor City; mother, Mrs. Ella
Prince of Tabor City; two half
brothers, Gardner and HALEY
both of Tabor City; two half
sisters. Mrs. Dillpn Fowler or
Tabor City, and Mrs. English
Cooke of Mullins; and two grand
children.
Funeral services are scheduled
for this afternoon "Wednesday
with full Masonic rites, at the
home at 3 o'clock. conducted by
Rev. P. C. Can't, pastor of the
Mount Tabor Baptist church, and
Rev. S. A. Hatley of Loris. form
erly OF Tabor City. lnterment
win be in the Myrtle Green
cemetery.
The Tabor City business firms
closed during the funeral hour
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-08-02

Creek Saturday.
Mir. and Mrs. Lacy Long made
a business trip to WhltcVlilc
Saturday. ~
Bonnie Hcwett and Burmar
Jnncrcttc were the Sunday guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Long
Woodland Long and Leanlaf
Duncan made a business trip &c
Roanoke, Va. Saturday.
Leo Smith was in Tabor City
ar, and Mrs. Willie Bcntor
isjird MI. and Mrs. Woodaro
.ong Sunday.
Lester Long visited Mr.. ant
Mrs. J. D. Long Sunday.
Betty Faye soles and Ola Mac
s.sys visited Thetus Common
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Williams Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. r. q. Stocks
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dillon Jacob:
visited Mr.. and Mrs. D. X. SuggS
Sunday.
l.r. and Mrs. Lonzie Bosnian OF
Fayetteville visited Mr.. and MIS-
dillon Jacobs Sunday.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-08-02
WIFE FEEDS
HUSBAND
POISON

ELIZABETHTOWN, July q
"A deep and trusting love
of a man for his wife has beer
credited with a years delay IF
a husbands filing charges O.
attempted murder against M
spouse.
Sheriff John B. Allen made
the announcement today. He sale
ne is holding Mrs. Annie Ger
trad, Groom. d native Of Column
.i.. county in the Bladcn county
iail She is charged with feeding
small amounts of arsenic TO ne
husband over a period or TWO
years. ill.,,
Allen said the intermittent
feelings of poison kept up unit
January. 1949, when the husband
William David Groom, 80, enter
cd Duke hospital, Durham, 1or
treatment.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-08-02
Cannery

The Tabor City Community
Cannery will be open on Thurs;
days only until further notice,
S. L. Jackson, agriculture teach
er, announced today.
For the past several weeks the
cannery has been open on both
Tuesdays and Thursdays.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-08-02
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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-08-02

There are approximately 1,234,'
900 gain and roughage-consum-
ing animals in North Carolina.