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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-05-10

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Evening star., 1951-06-03

derly wrapped in glass wool, deep
in a German salt mine. Three days
later the Egyptian government
demanded her return. But Nefer-
tete was not to go home. She was
moved to the Wiesbaden Central
Collecting Point, where she re-
mains under the watchful eye of
the us. Government. Eventually
she may 60 back to Berlin.
Worse Than an Actress
NEFERTETE posed more problems
to Photographer David Seymour
than the most temperamental ac-
tress. 1t was impossible to remove
her from her glass case. Light
reflections (see black and white
above) and distortions ruined
color shot after color shot, Finally
Seymour built a velvet-draped
wall, through which he cut small
hole just big enough for his
cameras lens. Then with no re-
flections and the gallery cleared
of visitors, Seymour went to work.
A day later he cabled: "Nefertete
beautiful and inspiring. Believe
I've captured her charm"
Nefertete's beauty should be no
surprise. Translated, her name
means literally, "the beautiful one
is here" LEE JONES
Evening star., 1951-06-03

THE imperious and beautiful
IL head which adorns our cover
probably has had more alteration
heaped on it than any other copy
of human face known to man.
kind. 1t is portrait of Nefertete,
an Egyptian queen who died. at
the age of II, in 1858 BIC. For
over 5000 years the life-size bust
was hidden in the heart of a tomb
at TelAel-Amarna.
Secret Of the Phaxaohs
PERHAPS in those centuries young
Nefertete learned the secret of the
Pharaohs >. how to work magic
on mortal man. Certainly, ever
since her discovery in 1912 she has
been coveted and fought for with a
flattering fervency. Unearthed by
German Psychologist DR.. Ludwig
Borchardt, Nefertete was included
in the shipment to Germany of
SO per cent of his find - the
other half going, by international
Evening star., 1951-06-03
: s QUEEN
FOR 1900 YEARS
Photographs by Dauid Seymour

Photographs by DaUid Seymour
agreement. to Egypt. The Egyp-
tians maintained they had been
duped, and the fight is still going
on.
For years Nefertete ruled in
stately splendor in the Berlin
Museum. Thousands of copies were
made of her form. They sold, and
still sell, at an astonishing rate to
museums, schools and art students.
but above all to ordinary people
captured by her naughty grace.
During the war the queen dis
appeared. But in April of l945
Americans soldiers found her, ten
Evening star., 1951-06-03

Fascinating Nefertete
died at II, but still
rules millions - all
those who have seen her
Evening star., 1951-09-20
Representative Says
Acc Job Hinged
On Union Payment
BY The Associated Press

A House member told yesterday
how he disguised himself in over
alls, applied for a job at the
River atomic energy
plant and was told he would have
to join a union and pay $108
dues.
Representative Wheeler, Demo-
crat, of Georgia told the story
to a reporter after introducing a
resolution to set up a seven-man
House committee to investigate
working conditions at all defense
plants and particularly those of
the Atomic Energy Commission.
He said that on his one-day
visit to the Savannah River plant
he and his secretary. John Ellis
of Baxley, Ga. also wearing over
alls, drove at random around the
site. They were halted only when
they entered Offices where paper
work was going on, he said.
Describing his application for
job, he said he was told he would
have to drive 25 miles to Augusta
to join the union. He declared
that the requirement for union
membership and payment Of dues
before beginning work was a vio-
lation of the Taft Hartley Act.
Evening star., 1951-09-20
Defense Department
May Ask More Pay
For All Servicemen
By John A. Giles

The Defense Department is
considering asking Congress for
more pay for military personnel,
it was learned today.
A study has been inaugurated
to determine whether such a pay
raise should be asked in the light
of the probability that pay in
crease for civil service workers
will be passed by Congress.
Whether the Department will
go to Capitol Hill with such re-
quest depends on the outcome of
that survey, which should be COM
pleted within 10 days, it was said
The study is being conducted
in the Office of Mrs. Anna M.
Rosenberg, Assistant Secretary for
Defense for Manpower.
The last pay increase given mill
tary personni was in 1949. after a
lengthy str sy conducted by a
civilian commission headed by
Charles r. Hook of Middletown,
Ohio, president of the American
Rolling Mill Co.
/ 1t made sweeping changes in
the pay rates and physical retire
ment laws of all servicemen. and
every grade and rank was given
varied compensation increases.
Mrs. Rosenberg's Office Is study
ing the service pay structure. In
comparison with the higher cost
of living since passage of the 1949
act and with what the civilian
workers will get under new legis-
lation now under consideration on
Capitol Hill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-04
WHEN SLEEP WON'T
COME AND YOU
FEEL elUm
Use Delicious
Chs,ving-Cvm
luxufNe-
- NOT GOOD FOOD

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tion tss0 ss~n -. right In the stomach.
tion, flush away nourishing food you
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weak, worn out.
But gentle yxxN-A-AIls1. taken as rec
commended, works chiefly in the lower
bowel where II removes enIy waste. not
GOod fOspd! You avoid that weak. tired
feeling. Use yKEN-A-lGIST and feel IN
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-04
Scientific Tests
For Everything

est testing company has facil-
tiles for making almost every
conceivable type of physical
or chemical test upon almost
every conceivable type Of raw
material or finished product.
The tremendous Importance
which scientific testing has
assumed in American COM
merce during the past two
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-04

WHETHER you want to
w know how often you
can snap q garter without
popping it or how much stress
will snap q steel girder, there's
a concern set up to do the
job. In its main plant In
Hoboken, N. j., and In branch
laboratories in other parts Of
the country, the worlds larg-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-10-31
RAPTISTS PROTEST ENVOY TO THE VATICAN

The associations executive
committee was elected as follows:
Rev. R. C. Foster, chairman, Rev
P. C. CAN'T, C. C. Leggette, c. G
Westmoreland, Rev. A. P. Step
hens, Rev. B. G. Bass, Glenn
Strole, Clyde Wayne, Rev. Don
aid Keyser, Rev. c. E. Brisson
Mrs. w. S. Caudle, and Mrs. j
Warren Cook, Sr.
Reports for the past years
work showed excellent progress,
There were 431 baptisms, total
gifts of 1855, 562, and a per capita
gift to all causes of $14.S9. The AZ
churches in the association have a
total membership of 9,7S8.
Moderator Foster, speaking in
the closing minutes of the asso-
citation session, suggested a pro
gram of action during the coming
year and said the association
strive for concerted evan
gelism, missions, work of laymen,
bows camp, girls camp, school
of missions, and associational
choir, and effective public rela-
tons in the churches with other
RELIGIOUS bodies.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-10-31
Dot Carroll Now
Member Of News
Staff At Coker

HARTSVILLE, S. Cocker
colleges student newspaper, The
Periscope, has an unusually large
1951-'52 staff of 81 newswomer
and one newsman. All IS camnus
journalists are Carolinians. The
single newsman represent some
30 Coker "coeds."
Staff appointments for the cur
rent session have just been com
pleted and announced by Editor
Patricia Chapman and Business
Manager, Frances Nicholson.
Among the staff members nam.
ed was Miss Dorothy Carroll of
Tabor City, N. c.. who fills q
post as a staff writer.
Miss Carroll is a senior at COX
er and has had two years of col
legiate journalistic experience
In 1949-'5O, she was a member
of the editorial staffs of both
the Periscope and The Gateway
Coker literary magazine. Last
wear she held an editorial post
with the Milestone staff.
She is a graduate of Tabor
Civ High School.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-10-31
Grand Dragon Convicted

COLUMBIA, S. c., Oct. 30
(UP)-The boss of the Carolina
Ku Klux Khan was convicted in
Federal Court here today of mail
ing matter defamatory to an anti
Klan newspaper publisher.
Grand Dragon Thomas L. Ham
ilton was sentenced to one year
or $1,OO0-the maximum under
the charge Federal Judge
George Bell Zimmerman, Sr. A
jury found him guilty of writing
and mailing postal card con-
tanning statements intended to
reflect injuriously on the charact'
er and conduct of Wilton E. Hall
Hall is publisher of the Ander
son, S. c., Daily Mail and the In
dependent and a radio station
owner. He is also a former US
senator and his papers have been
bitter opponents of the Klan.
Hamilton is expected to pay the
fine rather than 60 to jail. He
denied that he mailed the card
and said he was in Florida organ
izing a Khan demonstration at
about the time the card was al
legged to have been mailed.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-10-31
Home Makers Club
Has Regular Meet

The October meeting OF tne
Home Makers Demonstratio u.
clnb was held in the hol11e ".
Mrs Mrs J. D. Harrison. MRS. E : ss
G "a q and Miss Frances Long ,s'
were received in the cluo d. ''e"
members. oro made bv
Mrs Kern Prince, MRS; 1 nun aht
s Mi =, and Mrs. Ebert W MsI,saa.
o oo Ho,1se Furnishings and Educa'
ton. walls assistant
bo m,s agent, gave a demon yo,,r
f nom on thanksgiving Your
p refreshments were $. ser IWri gb py
.,e hostess to Mrs. Whit ts wr1sn.'
MR. Mrs Hubert Stanley, MIS-, a Mrs
S Term Prince, Mrs. I. F. s spi Mrs
NJ Me- Ebert Wright ana mi''
Lester Watts.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-10-31

The Columbus Baptist Assocla'
+ion. representing 10000 Baptists
in this area, protested the ap
pointment of an ambassador 10
~ Vatican and elected Rev. Rob
ert c. Foster of WhiteVllle as
moderator at it's 146th annual ses'
sion last week. ILL.,
Tho resolution regarding the
recent appointment of Genera
Mark Clark as the envoy to the
Vatican was addressed to the
president of the United states:
Adopted unanimously, the reso-
1,,tion reads as follows:
"That the Columbus Baptlse
Association protests the action OF
The President of the United
States in appointing or nominal
inc an ambassador to the Vatican
as being in violation of the prln,
cinle of separation of church ana
state. upon which principle TINS
country of the United States was
I'VE hone and pray that His
Excellency, the President, Will
never appoint an ambassador OF
mr. government to the Vatican
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-10-31

Ior against a like appointment to
the any other religious body. Our
protest would be equally strong
World Baptist Headquarters, or
any other religious body because
it is our conviction that this is
entirely contrary to our historic
position toward one of our cher
ished principles, viz: the separa'
ton of church and state.
"Mr. President, we would en-
nhasize that our protest is strict
" a matter of principle and is
not meant to be construed as OPP
position to personalities or reli-
gious bodies of any kind"
The association held meetings
at Tabor City, New Hope and
Fair Bluff during the two-day
assembly.
Associated with the new mod
orator during the next year in an
official capacity will be Rev
A. P. Stephens of Evergreen, vice
moderator; Rev. P. c. Can't OF
Tabor City, clerk; c. G. West
moreland of Tabor City, treasur-
or. and Rev. B. G. Bass of Fair
Bluff, historian.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-10-31
MISS SPIVEY
IS HOSTESS

The Young Woman's Auxiliary
of the Mount Tabor Baptist
church met with Miss Daphne
Spivey at her home Friday eve
ming. Miss Nell Fipps, newly elect
ed president, presided.
Miss Bunny Buffkin was pro-
gram chairman for the evening
with Miss Nell Fipps, Miss Vir,
ginia Fipps, and Miss Mildred
Holt taking part.
During the social period a salad
course was served by the hostess
to nine members.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-10-31
Q. E. S. Members
Schedule Meetings

Members of the local chapter,
Order of Eastern Star, are re-
minded this week of three i'm
portant dates, Mrs. Inez H. Rog-
ers, secretary announced.
The dates are scheduled as fol.
lows: A meeting with the White
vile chapter in Whiteville with
the Worthy Grand Matron and
Worthy Grand Patron attending:
The Saturday meeting with the
Chadbourn chapter in Chad
bourn; and regular meeting here
in the local Masonic hall on Mon
day evening.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-10-31
Junior Red Cross
Drive Opens

The Junior Red Cross drive
will get underway on Thursday,
November 1, and will continue
through November 20. Mrs. Mae
S. Young. county chairman an
nounced: Less put forth and eff
fort and make the drive one
hundred percent" Mrs. Young
said.
All the schools will receive mat
erials, Mrs. Young said, and the
public is reminded that the drive
Will come to an oftftIa, ciose or
November 20.
The elementary class rooms en-
roll with so cents per room and
the high school enrolls with S1.OO
per 100 pupils.
Both the white and colored
schools will receive material.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-10-31
REA Sponsoring
Beauty Contest

The highlight of the REA meet.
ing to be held in the Guideway
School auditorium Friday even.
ing at 7:30, will be the selection
of a girl to enter the Miss Bruins
wick Identification" contest to
be held in Whiteville on Novem-
Der "a.
About 10 girls form the various
schools in the area served by the
Brunswick Electric Membership
cooperation will compete for the
1851 title. The Friday night win
Iner will receive a handsome
award, and miss Brunswick"
will receive an all expense paid
trip to Raleigh where she will
compete with other North Caro-.
lima Coop beauties for Miss
North Carolina" The Raleigh
winner will go to the National
finals in Chicago.
Candidates for the Friday night
contest include: Lizzie Buffkin,
Vera Ward, Janet Watts, Edna
Stroud, Carol Dutton, Carolyn
Cox, Carolyn Frink, Kay Frances
Wright, Carolyn Conner, Mary
Elizabeth Richardson, Betty Can.
ady, Betty Jean Reece, Joyce
Gore, Mable Canady, Bernice
Canady, and Lathereen Gore.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-10-31
L abor City Pair
Given Two Years
In Assault Case

A Robson County grand jury
Thursday convicted two Tabor
City men of assault on a female
IN connection with an attack near
Falr Bluff several weeks ago.
Dafford Waddell and Leaman
Beck were Immediately sentenced
10 two years each on the roads.
The case began with a grand
jury indictment for rape but the
charge was reduced by the solici
tor to assault.
Edna Earl Granger was the
alleged victim of the attack. The
two are charged by the solicitor
with coercing the prosecutrix
Edna Earl Granger, in securing
an affidavit from her which FIRE.
ed her attackers on bond. They
are ordered to appear before
Judge R. Hunt Parker on Novem
Der 5 to show cause why they
should not be held in contempt
for their actions in the case.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-10-31
All MEMBERS
IN RALEIGH

Two of Columbus County's Al
members will represent the Coun'
tv in the Farm & Home Electric
Congress in Raleigh, Monday No
vember 5th and Tuesday, NO
vember 9Th. The Congress, spon'
sored by the Carolina Light &
Power Co., honors all North Caro-
lima County winners in the Farm
& Home Electric Project. WIN
ners representing this County are
Jean Strole, Route 1, Chadbourn
and Jack Boswell, Rt. 3, White
vile.
The winners will be entertained
bv Carolina Power & Light Co.,
Duke Power Co.. Nantahala POW
or & Light Co., Tide Water Power
Co., and Virginia Electric & Pow
or Co. during their 2 day pro,
gram. They will be accompanied
bv Gayle Wells, Asst Home
Agent, ..--.... ......
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-10-31
Vans Conti111E5 Selling FOR Record Average

Sweet potatoes continue to sell
for an all time high this week
with an average of $373 through
Tuesdays sales, C. E. Walden,
marketing company secretary re-
ported. A total of 1882 bushels
had been sold this season at the
close of Tuesdays sale. The a.
mount of money paid to growers
is 362,959.16.
The average price per bushel
to date is much higher than in
previous years and more than
$500 above the 1850 season aver.
age.
Most potatoes are selling from
S3.75 to S4.25 per bushel with
S4.25 being the high for this sea-
son.
The quality of potatoes is good
at the present time.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-10-31
ABOUT zoo ATTEND
SIMON'S PARTY

Joe Simon was honor guest
Tuesday evening at a buffet SIN.
per and card party given in tho
Tabor City School Gvmn bv Mrs
B. A. Garrell. Mrs. R. R. Rogers,
Jr., Mrs. S. T. Rogers, Mrs. jamie
B. Bell. Mrs. Woodrow Granger
and Miss Genola Woodard
Mr.. Simon is leaving Tabor
City this week to 60 into the
mems shoe store business with
his brother. A. H. Simon in Yonk.
ers. N. Y. Simon an associate of
Schild's Department store, has
resided here since 1887 except for
a three year period when he
served in the army during World
War II.
He is a member of the Tabor
City Civilian club. American Leg
ion Post. 101. and the Masonic
Lodge Lebanon No. 207, of White
vile.
The honoree was presented an
engraved desk set, a gift from
the hoSteSSeS.
The Halloween motif was used
in the decorations and the supper
menu. Recorded music was in
play throughout the evening
which furnished a delightful
background for the informal af.
fair.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-10-31
Woman's Club
Sponsoring
Photographer

Robert Ward of Wards Studio,
Bolton, will be at the Woman's
Clubhouse all day Monday No.
vember S, to make sittings for
pictures.
The Woman's club is sponsor
ing the studio in making pictures
for ways and means project.
Anyone wishing to have pictures
made should contact Mrs. Evelyn
Leonard or Miss Anne Brooks
McGougan. The first picture is
$500 with the club receiving a
liberal commission.
The work is guaranteed by the
studio.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-10-31
Carolina Baptist
Tc Observe
Loyalty Sunday

= Carolina Baptist churcr
IL. observe Sunday, November
= LOYALTY Sunday" officials
:. =, .auuch announced this
VS..
- fourth. being the first Sun
~ = November, commentaries
=. 1ss;cning of the third year
=. work with the congregation
and 2as,or. Rev. w. c. Herring,
o.
A. members. both resident and
.-..,..>:,-.!, are az sd = lend
=. services and dinner, officials
sad.
Dinner VII be served on the
-,2-5 Glowing the morning
sa~-.,a
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-10-31
HID Achievement
Night Planned
For Thursday

- Greer. Clerk of Court IN
H:..a",'e will be the guest
s2saaay a. Home Demonstration
Achievement Night. Thursday
N,". Is, a, 80 in the Cadbourn
5.ga Scaool Auditorium.
Tae evening will commence
~ a covered dish supper IN tne
2'ma economies department. Elk
:.o.,s will be on display of can
aes >00d clothing new and re-
modelled. house furnishings, flow
- arrangements. arts and crafts
:ootS and nutrition, and cluo
Sccapooohs.
:, D Bishop. manager of R. =.
!. and Hugh Cherry, Public Re
.a,.oHS Director of r. E. A. Will
award n" loving cup presented
." >ao r. Z. A. Coop to the out
Sanding home demonstration
Tub Of me year.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-10-31
PED DEVILS GRIDDERS PLAY
nilLON HERE FRIDAY NIGHT

.-.., High Schools Win
I". E>,,..,sI cam meets Dillon
~ ,'-.,, E.s.i here Friday
{. so n what promises to
NJ, ,.s- lowing of the sea-
d ~. ~, local Red Devils.
-. ,,. ~, s,-onger each game,
v. ,,,,,, are expected to make
:@' 49,. nd foy victory against
Bio. s,even Friday. The
II. avis ,H;S year are not the
",.' .,.,,,.,3 aZzregation of past
'>,. ..,s s,-. according to Coach
.'> ,,. >s~.~, nave shown conSid-
; -. movement as the season
GO .,,,s 5,cag and will play a
1, ..~,s azainst Dillon.
- .,,s- me Of their strong
s. .,, victory against a
~.s~--r team at Clinton
-: 49,, vHrn they held the
-. K, a So tie at half time.
49, 49,. ,sy 10 in he second half
-; --,-,0 wen, on 20 win a lop-
~. -, .~--ogv but not before the
- devil, rad made a fight for
cs~, Burroughs seored the
touchdown for Tabor City
~ -ayrelson. reserve line
49,, $50 ~,evsa a sensational game
. :, +..sr~2 Tor the Red Devils.
:, ,.,. IN on practically every
~. many zines dropping the
$500 backs for losses