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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-04-08
MEN OF NALOR

When we drive across the Rock
les we are amazed IL the engineer
ing of the highway. But what
about Marcus Whitman who drove
the first wagon over them to
Oregon? No road. no trail, no
nuth'n'! Just steep ascent through
boulders, rumbling down canyon
sides. fording STREAMS. repairing
broken wheels, facing wild beasts
and Indians. And in the wagon
with Whitman and Jason were
their young bride. What a honey
moon,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-04-08
CHURCHES REALLY BUILDING

If the building of church buildings is indication of
progress community then the TABOR City section is
really booming.
The st. Paul Methodist church recently completed
fine home here. The Mt. Tabor Baptist has con-
pleted two huge and third building program
has been approved by the church.
Just few miles out, the Iron Hill Baptist has recently
dedicated big new church ana Carolina Baptist
a building nearing completion that will probably be
finished this summer
And it hasn't been very ior- since the Presbyterian
church here built its nice
All in all churches to tS Get,: the pace II build
ing around here.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-04-08
BASEBALLERS DOING WELL

Last the Tabor City high school baseball team had
of the best and loss records in Eastern North
Carolina and already they their way another
good 1t that in years Tabor City has
taken the lead in sports in this and for this
all of probably need to say good word for the
coaches and players of the various athletic teams.
There have been minimum of squabbles and little i'll
feeling between schools in this in years That
fact alone is noteworthy, wn lose draw. But in adi
ton to this wholesome fact the locals continue win and
a credit to the town of Tabor City.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-04-08
AUTO ACCIDENTS

HARTFORD, CONN. - More
than two million casualties, the
worst automobile accident toll in
the nations history. we're recorded
in 1852, according TO figures re-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-04-08
WITH BEST WISHES

We wish to take this opportunity to wish the
of the Lewis Funeral Home the best of These
local businessmen all well known and active and
aggressive people Lewis Funeral Home is of the old
est Funeral Homes in this section and dates back to
horse and buggy days when MODERN ambulances and
funeral coaches unheard of.
The group has every best wish for
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-04-08
F0ODHANDLERS SCHOOL

On April IA, Is and 16, the Columbus County Health
Department sponsoring school Whiteville for those
who handle food in public eating establishments.
Experts available to better these people the
need for sanitation All county persons who
employed in this type work. would do well attend these
sessions There many lessons that many need
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-04-08

Eighty per cent of vehicles in
volved in fatal traffic accidents in
1852 were travelling straight ahead.
Last year was the third consecu-
tive year of increase in the traffic
death toll.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-04-08

ing to the report. Drivers under
Is years old We're involved inal-
most rs per cent of the years fatal
accidents although they constitute
only about Is per cent of the total
of all drivers.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-04-08

PLACE IN THE SUN
Many men are able to make a
place in the sun for themselves be-
cause they are a shade better than
the next fellow.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-04-08

Let us hope that the situation
Will never get so bad that a mans
age will be reckoned by the num-
her Of weekends he has survived.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-04-08

Insurance Companies.
Last years traffic deaths totaled
$1,000, in increase of 500 over the
1881 mark. The injury count soar
ed to 1850. 900, more than 127. 900
over 1851. the Hartford firm re-
ported.
The most dangerous mistake in
driving last year was excessive
speed. Speed killed 1890 persons
and injured nearly 10000, accord
Evening star., 1953-02-18
BY the Assoeiated Pres.

TRENTON. Ont, Feb. 18.-
The Royal Canadian Air Force
says it has successfully COM
pleted firing tests on a new jet
fighter carrying % radar-a aimed
rockets. The air force said this
was far more rockets than any
United States jet could carry.
The plane, the Mark w ver-
sion of the CF-1O0 jet, is a
much improved" model Of an
earlier Canadian aircraft which
was armed with six 50-caliber
machine guns.
Automatic controls aim the
rockets once the plane picks up
its target and there is a "high
ratio" of hits for the amount of
Evening star., 1953-02-18
Mother Tosses Children
From Fire, Then Jumps
By The Assoeioted Press

ST. LOUIS, Feb. l8.-With
flames cutting off exits from
her home. a 4i-year-old mother
tossed three young children to
a passerby from a second floor
window last night, then leaped
to safety with a fourth child in
her arms.
The woman, Mrs. Rosalie
Smith. was treated for first and
second degree burns on her arm
and back at City Hospital. Only
one of the children suffered in
jury. a slight scalp wound.
Mrs. Smith said she and the
children were alone in the build
ing when she discovered the
flames. H.
Evening star., 1953-02-18
ID. {. Man Convicted
of Bribe Attempt

A man yesterday was con-
vtcted in the U. S. District Court
for the District of Columbia of
charges that he attempted to
bribe two Narcotics Squad de-
tectiveS.
The officers, Probationary De-
tectiVes. Seymour Rabey and
Sherwood H. Herring, testified
they first talked with the de-
fendant, Wong Nj Bow, 81, Of
the 500 block Of H street NV,
last September Is. They were
trying to get a line on reported
opium and herion sales in China
town, they said.
The detectives declared that
Wong suggested they see him
again in about two weeks and
that he would give them a cigar.
On the second visit, the off,
GERS said, they were equipped
with small radio transmitters in
side their coats. 1t. Todd
Thomas of the Narcotics Squad
operated a receiver in his Car
parked nearby.
The officers declared that
Wong handed them $100 with
the remark here's the cigar I
promised you." They said he
then suggested that they leave
his residence alone and to let
him know when anything is
about to happen" since, they
quoted him as saying. he some-
times had a few friends in to
smoke a pipe Of opium.
Wong was prosecuted by As
sistant United States Attorney
Martin j. Mcnamara. He was
found guilty by Federal Judge
Ben Moore. a visiting juriSt
from West Virginia.
Evening star., 1953-02-18
Toft Appoints Mortin
As Floor Assistant

Senate Majority Leader Taft
has appointed his administrative
assistant, I. Jack Martin. to be
his assistant on the floor of the
Senate.
The Senator explained that Mr..
Martin also will continue to serve
as his administrative assistant
but will be carried on the Senate
payroll only in the capacity of
assistant to the majority leader.
Evening star., 1953-02-18
Margaret Trumun Is 2o,
Career Called Brighter
By the Associoted Press

NEW YORK, Feb. 1S.-Mar-
garet Truman celebrated her
29th birthday yesterday and
looked forward to a concert ca
reer described by her agents as
brighter than ever before.
A spokesman for Kenneth
Allen Associates, who manage
the singing career of the daugh-
ter Of the former President, said
it would not be possible to ac-
cept all bookings offered Miss
Truman for next season.
The spokesman said her radio
and television commitments and
her non-musical activities would
limit her concert appearances to
about "a a season.
Evening star., 1953-02-18
Conodions Build Jet to Fire
28 Rockets Aimed by Rudor

ammunition expended, experts
said.
The test plane, which was tried
out on the RCAF Consecon
ranges southwest of here. is the
only model now in existence but
it is expected to be in mass
production by late summer. It
was designed and built by Avro
Canada Ltd.
United States-built rockets
2.75 inches in diameter re-
portedly were used in the test
firing. Future Mark Tvs will
be equipped with Canadian
made rockets sources said
Evening star., 1953-02-18

Just phone and tell the dimensions kitchen staff
trained kitchen specialists will
We will around appliances
Then
RIGHT AWAY This professional would costly
firm of interior decorators will do Absolutely
Obligation! DioI Sterling $500
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-06

70 Tie far side 81 d dor. Nov,
who's that ringing the belI.n
What bell daEling7" Gale
$40
THEIR suite oR rooms was TIE
I same - il had been before
Manden had gone away. TheTe
was . big bedroom, dressing room,
and q bath With the overSixed
bed, the silk haneings On the
wall and the green and yellow
parrot IN an ornate caRe. Is
looked like . movie set
Mandell at on the edge of the
bed smoking the cigar be had
thought was . Cigarette, wonder
ms: he wondered II . mans mind
could slip . coz once IN while,
like q broken tooth ii Z differen-
tial, without the whole thing be-
ing ruined.
Forget him, the parrot
awked. You're beautiful, beauti.
full beautiful And you're nina.
All mine
Fl can do without that bird, 2
he told Gale.
Gale covered The care with o
black cloth. I'm sorry, Barney
She was ccntrita and eager -
please him.
get undressed. Please, Bar
ney, Gale begged him. you
know what Father Saic.. You've
got 70 get some sleep. Tomorrow
IS going to be . long day."
Yes, MandeIl agreed. "A long
day" He got UP from the bed and
hung his dinner jacket in the
closet. WAS your father able 20
get Dr.. Harris?s
'N0t YETI Gale took the pins
out Of her hair and began to
brush II Slut he's going 70 keep
on trying until he does. he wants
DR.. Harris 70 be with US when We
60 down TO the Bureau.
So he told me-" Mandell said.
He hung his pants neatly on q
hanger and. opening q chest 81
drawers, took out 4 pair Of heavy
silk pajamas
Mandell snuhed the cigar and
lighted cigarette, wondering
Just how q man told his wife be
thought he was still crazy.
(TO - oen11naeAl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-06
Toduy's Business Mirror

This week, Gimbel's, one Of the
few hOldouts against branches, an
nounced plans for large suburban
department store near Philadel-
phia. II stressed this would be q
complete department store. not =
branch. Gimbel's didn't have to
tell Mays because its big rival
already has similar projects es-
tabIished in this field.
Department stores have also felt
the effects Of changing levels and
distribution Of income since the
war, which have syphoned off
more Of the consumers dollar to
travel, amusements, insurance and
many other things that stores don't
sell.
Within its own merchandising
field, however, the department
store hasn't done So bad, IN COM
parison with stores with which II
really completes. Tie National In
dustrial Conference Board offers
some figures to prove this thesis.
In competition for the retail sales
dollar in all fieIdsfo autos.
beverages, Iumberyards, gasoline
fuel and 50 on, as well as the de.
partment and similar stores-de
partment stores show up poorly.
In 1915 they were getting SO per
cent Of that dollar. In the first
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-06
81 sAM DAWSON

NEW YORK R-The department
store that downtown tradition Of
American cities--iias been having
It's troubles. America has been
changing its way Of life and its
spending habits. And the big de-
partment store has been slipping
in getting its share Of the elusive
eosumer's dollar.
There are 4 lot more Of these
dollars around nots than at the end
81 World War II. But after the
consumer pays hts much higher
taxes and bis rent, he has been
giving 4 larger share Of his re-
naming dollars TO The food store,
auto dealer, gasoline station AAd
fuel dealer than TO the departmd d
store.
The big rush to live ii the
suburbs also has hurt the depart
ment store. Traffic congestion in
most cities has made downtown
shopping trips less appealing.
TO combat this trend, iOwdtOwn
stores have tried many things.
There was a great rush to staying
open evenings to catch the trade
Of the families where both husband
and wife work. TO get the subur-
ban trade stores have opened many
branches since The war.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-06
~ Doy Kseas

Could have been 70 happy.
Could The past tense Of the aux
iiiaFy verb can Mandell had gone
to school long enough to relnem-
Der that. MandelI tightened his
arms around Gale.
you've been lying 20 me,
haven't you? You think ] killed
that girl"
Il don't know, Barney" Gale
sobbed. \ don't know what 70
think.
They sat, clinging together,
without speaking, until EbbIing
returned The attorneys face was
as white as his shirt front. Clos
ing the door Of the music room,
he leaned against II looking ct
MandelL
I've just done something Eb-
bling said, shat I've never done
in my life. I've fiIthied my stand
ing as an officer Of the court
Carlton was looking for you,
Bernard Your bail has been re-
voked. You're low charged with
murder IN the first degree, which,
as you may or may not know, 4
inadmissihle 20 bail Ebbling's
face twisted IN pain. And ! told
Carlton you weren't here, that
would try to contact you and sur
render you in the morning
Gale asked. aHe believed your"
Il think so, Ebbling said. eyes.
I'm certain he did.
Why" MandelI said. why
did you lie for met"
Ebbling mouthed his dead ci-
gar. Because ] like you, Bernard.
Because I think you're getting 4
raw deal. Because I know you
didn't kill that girl"
How do you know?"
Because despite your recent
mental trouble and DIR. Harris
progHOsis as TO homicidal ten
denotes, an act Of violence isn't
consistent with your record. =
Nc" Mandell said. mo. Ex-
cept for the time I wrung the
parrots neck"
Eyes. There was the parrot. /"
Ebbling said. lid forgotten
about that.
Mandell Strengthened in the
chair. trying to see past Ebblins
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-06
TO KISS, OR KILL
~ NJ 49,
chapter q

Chapter a
? hear ) beII?s MandeiI
~ ssled.
Gale smiled. @Of course. The
front doorbell.s
Oh MandeII said. Il see
The bell continued to ring Tor
. few more minutes, then stopped.
Gale cupped Mandell's face in
her hands. Her e7es were wor-
ried; You're acting awfully fun
ny, Barney.
Il feel funny" MandeiI adj
mitted.
Andre entered the room and adj
dressed Mr.. Ebbling. An Inspec-
tor Carlton and q Lieutenant
Rose are at the door, sir. They
wish TO speak to either you or
Mr.. MandeIl.p
Turn that music down" Mr.
EbbIing said.
Yes, sir, Andre said.
He turned of tn record player.
In the intense silence that fol-
lowed. Mandell could hear the
pounding Of his heart, the rasp Of
Gales breathing against his hest.
Ebbling got heavily to his feet.
You wait here, Bernard. Don't
leave the room" The attorney
looked at Andre. did you tell
them Mr.. Mandell was here?"
mo, sir, Andre said. Il merely
said ] would see II you would see
them
Good. II they should question
you, you haven't seen Mr.. Man
dell. Understand, Andre? He and
Mrs Mandell have left for an un-
known destination on q second
honeymoon"
Eyes. sir. Nj. Ebbling." Andre
said.
Ebbling looked at MandelI.
You and Gale wait here, Ber-
nard. Don't either of you leave
the room. Leave this 10 me-"
Eyes, sir" Mandell gaSpeG.
Ebbling left the room with An
Dire, closing the door securely be-
hind them.
Gale buried her face on Man
dell's chest. "Oh. Barney, love
you so much. Why did this have
70 happen to usg We could have
been 80 happy"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-06
Scientist Nav
Be Crying To
ctOnHOOk
Soviet Claims OF
Scientific Facts
Were Stains Idea
O RcRERT 9. cEIcER

WASHINGTON II = The man
credited with establishing the Sow.
1T theory Of geneties. ridiculed
oatside the Iron Curtain a. pOlit-
Ieal puppetry, now says the whole
lea was Joseph Stairs.
Prof. 7. D. LysenkO labeled his
statement 4 "euIogy" 70 the de-
ceased Russian Premier.
But The statement. published to-
DAY b. the magazine Science,
mlsht be interpreted ID the West
9 - attempt 70 get of the
scientific hook.
Il states that Stain dictated 70
IysenkO how be vas 70 present
ne theory that acquired charac-
tefistics Of 1 plant OK animal may
- RAISED On 10 offspring.
Many American and other scien-
ti1ts denounced Lysenko Is . tool
Ol the Communist party and ridi-
cuIed bis paper when II appeared
q 1915. Nevertheless, II was adopt
"a is doctrine by the Central Com
mittee 81 ne All-Russian commu-
aist party.
As . result, many leading Rus
sian scientists who didn't 90 along
with the theory were kicked out Of
high teaching posts In agricultural
and other colleges.
Then, under Stains direction,
tie whole system Of teaching biol
ogy n Russia was changed to fit
TIE theories approved By the poll
tlcians. LysenkO was their fair
haired boy.
TIE theory that acquired eharac-
lsritlieS q ! plant Or animal may
- parsed q % - offspring cons
hiela with Mendelss explanation
q kerediiy, developed during more
than u wears 81 work BY scientists
throughout tie world
The Mendel explanation Is that
characteristics are determined BY
genes, On element Of germ plasma.
This theory SAYS changes II char.
acterislics are created through
breeding and the combining Of
various sets II genes which indl-
ViduAls may possess.
Americans who criticized Lysen-
10 said the Communists were try
Inc q teach 4 false theory that
plants and animals can be changed
81 exposing them to favorable
environment, and that the desir-
able characteristics they acquire
VII y passed o. 20 their off
spring Thus, changes might Be
prodnced much faster than BIZ the
lOng process u seed 81 animal
selection used y conventional
threading methods.
Lysenk0'a enl0gy'' first was
Published hy praVda, official organ
81 the Communist party. II was
sent. translated. 10 Science maya.
sine By Ivan .. London Of Brook
lslics.
Lysenk0's statement said Stain
first pointed ID the significance Of
The theory Of acquired character.
lstics. Il said, too. that Il was
Stain who personally helped pre-
pare the scientific paper ~ Lysen.
10 that touched of the round Of
criticism from ron-C Communist
scientists.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-06

quarter Of this year department
store business was at q new low
Of only 6 per cent.
Since 1s4S total retail sales have
more than doubled. And while the
department store share was going
down, retailers who don't compete
with these stores were taking more
63.S per cent In 1915, and 7O.7 per
cent in the first quarter Of this
year.
But In that part Of retail trade
In which department stores are
competitive that Is, sen the same
kind Of goods that smaller, spe-
cialized stores do--the big stores
have suffered only slight decline.
Total sales In these competitive
markets came 10 2e5k billion dol
lars In 104S. The department stores
got 6li billion dollars Of that, ~
22.s per cent. In the first three
months Of this year, the total COM
petitiye trade was at an annual
rate Of 4sA billion dollars, with
department stores sales estimated
ut an annual rate Of 10 billion dol
lars, or 2O.e per cent.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-06

When Columbus first discovered
Jamaica in the West Indies he
called II Santa Gloria ''on account
of the great beauty Of the cOun-
Try"
The Arizona post., 1953-04-17

power among the Soviet titans-
particularly between Interior
Minister Beria and Premier NAL
enkov. If that were the genesis
of what Moscow now admits was
a frameup, then this new devel-
opment does not mean any reVer-
sal of Communist policy but
merely the tactical victory of one
of these two Kremlin combatants.
The Israeli authorities, watch
fully studying all phases of the
unfolding situation rem a i n d
ready to air the situation in the
U.N. General Assembly. There
were hopes that Moscow's repu-
diation of the "Jewish plot"
would be followed up by over
lures for resumption of diploma
tic relations but no tangible signs
were forthcoming.
The Manchester uardia a n
pointed out that the Soviet au-
thorities, in listing the accused
doctors who had been released
from prison, failed to name two,
B. M. Hogan and Y. Etinger. 1t
suggested that perhaps the two
men were mo longer among the
living" or might be in a hospital
recovering from the "impermissi-
BILE methods" of investigation
which the authorities said had
been used.
Great satisfaction was voiced
over the complete exoneration of
the late Solomon Mikhoels, one
time director of the Moscow Jew
ish State Theatre and president
of the dissolved Jewish Anti-Fa-
scist Committee. MikhoelS had
been branded an "agent" trans
mitting orders from the Joint
Distribution Committee to the &C,
cused physicians.
The Arizona post., 1953-04-17
Arab Action
PIeases Bonn

BONN (JTA)-The decision OF
the Arab League Council to post
pone action on the threatened
economic boycott of West Ger
many over the latters implemen-
tation of the Israel reparations
pact, was greeted with satisfac-
ton in government circles which
supported the reparations agree
ment. These circles are confident
that the boycott will not be i'm
posed since the "first flush OF
Arab indignation" will have spent
itself by the time the Arab
League Council reconvenes.
Meanwhile, reports from vari-
Gus Middle East countries reveal
a marked difference of opinion
among the Arab governments
over the threatened Arab boycott
of West Germany because of the
Israel reparations pact. While
the Lebanese and Syrian Govern
ments continually refer to the
failure of the Arab League to
carry out its threat, the Egyptian
and Iraqi Governments h ave
shown a great reserve on this
matter.
There are indications that Ye-
men, Iraq and Egypt will oppose
carrying out of the threat to
break off economic relations with
Germany. The Syrian Foreign
Minister is repeatedly determined
that Syria will act against Bonn
regardless of the Arab Leagues
decision, while Lebanon is said to
be considered blacklisting those
firms which deliver goods to Is
rael, rather than boycotting all
German industry.
The Arizona post., 1953-04-17

While people everywhere well
coined with almost anguished re-
lief the amazing Soviet repudia-
ton of the "Jewish plot" charges
against Moscow doctors, the Joint
Distribution Committee and the
Zionist movement, informed
sources were extremely reserved
in the deductions to be drawn
from that development.
There were strong probabilities
that the Jewish plot" issue first
emerged as part of struggle for
The Arizona post., 1953-04-17
Continued Aid
Assured Israel

TEL AVN (JTA)-"A leading
figure in the American Govern
ment told me most solemnly that
Israel has no reason to fear that
the United States desire to inn
prove its relations with the Arab
countries will harm the friendly
relations between the us. and Is
rael, nor will this affect Ameri-
cas- readiness to extend help to
Israel" DR.. Dow Joseph, Israel
Cabinet member, reported here
this week. DR.. Joseph spoke al
ter his return
The Arizona post., 1953-04-17
Cautious In Predicting
Soviet Future Course

WASHINGTON TA-The Soviet offensive whirled on
developments within the Soviet
gave the extent which Communist antJew
program what the Communists
particularly with the future
The Arizona post., 1953-04-17
George JesseI
In Nav

An Israel Bond Rally is plan
ned Sunday, May 10, with George
Jessel the honored guest. Admis-
sion will be a minimum $500
bond purchase per couple. Din
ner will be held at the Westerner
preceded by an informal recep-
ton. 1t will mark IsraePS fifth
anniversary.
Those wishing to make reser-
vations may contact the Com
munity Council office, phone
2-7151.
Evening star., 1953-05-10
APARTMENTS FURNISHED

,COLORED - BEAUTIFUL, cheerful
apt. on busline. near Navy Yard
l007 llth st Sc. Ii. 7-7451. Ia
oUNt7stphM; next to batb: sbaae and klt tv. TT An
. 4-6294.
COLORED-EFFICIENCY APIS. in
downtown area: avail. May 18th;
ca. l rm. and kit; S5l-S54 mo,
incl. utils. 1903 N st. NV. THOS
2, Wal SH. INC, S15 18th st. NV.