davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-10-14

take place at p. m. with V. NJ.
Lewis of Wilmington, manager of
the Agriculture Liv eStock De-
partment of the Atlantic Coast
Line, browning the King.
The Mystery King will be Sc
lected by a committee of agricul-
ture leaders who will withhold
the name until the coronation
hour. The King will be selected
on the basis of merit points for
his contribution to the growing
and marketing of sweet potatoes.
AT 2:l5 p. m. lucky ticket hold
ers VIII have their chance to win
over $1,000 in merchandise. At
the conclusion Of tie awarding
OF the $1,000 in merchandise out
side OF the Exhibit Hall. an electric
Hotpoint range will be given 10
the lucky ticket holder at James
{. CoX's Appliance booth inside
the warehouse.
A concert by Clarence jackson
and his Carolina Wranglers will
be given in the Exhibit Hall at
4 p. m. Jackson and his Wranglers
VIII also furnish music for a
square dance and cake walk at
Garrells Warehouse at 8 D. m.
Saturday night. This festivity will
bring to a close the three days of
fun and frolic at the Sixth Annual
CarolinaS Yam Festival.
Throughout the entire three
days the Exhibit Hall will be open
from early morning until late in
the evening.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-10-14
Rofarians
Miss Meeting

Unless three Rotarians make up
their absence at a neighboring
club this week, the string of per-
feet attendance meetings will be
broken by the local Rotary. Eleven
consecutive meetings have boosted
perfect attendance but three Rot
arians were not present Monday
night.
The RotarianS will meet next
Monday night at Ca!abash for an
oyster roast with the loser OF the
attendance race footing the bill
The club was divided into four
teams in July and a three-month
contest closed this week.
S. w. Caruso, coach of the local
high school, spoke briefly on the
Red Devil grid team.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-10-14
Potato Cannery
Now Operating

Corbctt Canning Company will
begin canning sweet potatoes
Thursday morning and thereby
local civic leaders will realize
comp elton of long-sougk labor
Ci'T. jndls,rv.
&c. Co-Jsrt, OH o. {. . new
plant here, said today that test
runs have already been made and
that the real operation of canning
y.mS would commence .o.l- row.
This samc company has been
canning sweet potatoes in florida
ard hes preserved q ~~oduct that
meet with excellent response by
grocerS in that State More than
$4,000 cases were canned this year
IN Florida by the company.
Corbett is known here ara has
been buying potatoes on the local
malIc' for many -Ca~s He will
continue tc buy n. abe one pota-
toes for curing a. s';pping and
IS also buying slir5 and jumbos
for canning purposes.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-10-14
Fred A. Townsend
Laid To Rest

Fred a. Townsend. 50. husband
of the former Miss Thclma Butler
of this city, died in a Wilmington,
Delaware hospital Wednesday.
Oct. 7, at 1l:GO p. m. after a ling
cring illness.
He was the senior member of
the Townsend Brothers Chevrolet
Company in Delaware and was a
leader in The Wyoming Methodist
Church. his home town.
Funeral rites were held from
the Hayes Funeral Parlor in Dow
err Saturday afternoon at 200 and
intcrmCnt followed in Camden.
Mr.. townsend is survived by his
widow; a daughter. Mrs. Waiter
Ellis, one son. Freddy and an in
FAINT granddaughter Terri Lou
Ellis all o. the home.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-10-14
Six Speeders
Pay Court
Costs Here

Six cases of speeding and wheel
spinning were tried in MAYORS
Court here Monday night. All per-
sons under indictment paid the
court cost and two were fined an
additional $500 as a second Of
fender. Twelve other cases involv-
ng public drunkenness or dis
orderly conduct were also dispos-
ed of and total of S279.6O was
collected.
Avis Strickland and William E.
Hemingway the second offenders
on traffic violation charges and
each paid total of Sl8.55. Other
traffic vioiatorS pleading guilty
we're Sam Porter Stanley. Henry
Jones, Austin jackson and Roy
Fowler. Each was taxed with
Sl3.55 cost o. court.
Other Monday L ght cases were
J. c. M.iller, disc, IDLY conduct,
paid cost.
Jack Boone. diSorderly conduct,
paid cost.
Ted McCaskill, public drunken
ness, third offense, paid S11.45
fine and Sl3.55 court cost.
Addison Smith, public drunk
cnncsS, paid cost.
Leroy Buffkin. public drunk
enncsS, paid cost.
Norman Norris. public drunk
enneSS, paid cost.
Paul Wilder, public drunken
ness, second offenSe. paid $500
fine and cost.
Tilman Waddcll, public drunk
cnncSS. paid $500 fine and cost.
Andie Mcclure, disordlr,y con-
duct, paid cost.
Oliver w. Fowler, public drunk
enneSS, paid cost.
Ben Goodson, Jr., public drunk
cnneSS, paid cost.
A $500 cash bond for Rynsor
johnson was ordered forfeited
when ne was called and failed to
appear. A capias was issued for
him.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-10-14
Fort Bragg Band
10 Parade Here

The famous 32nd Airbornc Div
ision Band, made UP of So sharp
paratroopcrs. will arrive in Tabor
City from Fort Bragg. N. {. this
Friday to supply marching music
for the Sixth Annual Carolina
Gam Festival parade.
After the marching program
which will include the all time
fdvoritc Dixie" and the march
song of the &2nd. american Sold
ier,' the paratrooperS viii play
4 band concert coHsis ting OF mill
larry marches and some popular
tunes.
Chief Warrant Office. John r.
CFarlcswUrth viii lead the big
troopers through their mu .cal
%rations.
The band will be on hand TO
supply background music for the
crowning OF the Yam Queen of
the Festival ana the troopers are
looking forward to the interesting
spectacle Of the ceremony of the
browning Of the queen with a yam.
The paratroopers will return to
Fort Bragg Friday evening after
the festival.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-10-14
]. S. Mann Speaks
AT Civilian Meet
Monday Night

Joe S. Mann, we'll known bust
ness man of Whiteville and org
AIMING chairman for the Boy
Scout program n this area. SICK
- IieADC.S I. the CiVita. H. Al
their regular meeting Monday
night
Mann told the club members
that Scouting is an important
program and its influence i
building strong charactev sauu'#
never be taken lightly"
After the regular bus ness rect
ing was conducted by J. c. Eel.
Jr.. president. Il special session
was held by Mann and the troop
committee members. Mann bricfcd
the committee members on the
responsibility of each in carrying
through successful scouting pro-
gram.
In holding a charter review SEES
sion with Mann. provisions were
made to send the charter appIica-
ton to the Cape Fear Council in
order TO obtain a charter for the
reactivated Boy Scout troop in
Tabor City.
Members of the troop commit
tee present included: Oliver
Prince, chairman. S. T. Rogers.
DR.. r. Williamson. Franz. Nc
Cougar. Rev. +. Hutchinson. and
Willard Wright. institutional rep
resentative.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-10-14
ANOTHER GIFT
FOR SGT. WATTS

Sgt. Roland Watts. Tabor
City's u, celebrated returned
the rccipi,a. Of anotbo: gift las!
week v'':p Rufus Stewart. man
ager o. C. Ri,L and EcS Tabor
Theatre presented him with a
three mc-'he cucat pass TO eth
or Of the local III, ARES. The pass
Is good .Or admission TO the
theatre for tire coming three
months for any member OF
Watts family.
Il roget that the gift is rather
belated," said Stewart" how
ever, I hope il will prove crjoy-
able"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-10-14
Fonvielle Says Farmers May
Store Potatoes In Warehouse

E. w. Fonvielle, president of the
Tabor City Marketing Company
said today that any farmers who
wish to store their sweet potatoes
in the warehouse facilities here
offered by the marketing COM
pany, may do so at any time.
Tho large volume of potatoes
this season has led some farmers
to believe that they might benefit
by holding at least part of their
crops and selling them at later
date.
The marketing company has a
large warehouse here and the
space is available to any potato
farmers who desire to use it. Ar
rangementS for such storage may
be made with FonViellc or other
officials Of the company.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-10-14
Workshop For Art
Teachers Ends AT
Williams School

An art workshop for teacher
representatives from every school
in Columbus County was conclud-
cd today at Williams Township
School after a three day session
in which the teachers participated
n finger painting, pastel, water
colors, and crayon.
The objective of the course was
10 aid in improving art instruction
and to correlatc art as part of the
Institutional program.
Henry {. Richmond. representa-
ne Of Sargent Colors. Ltd. and
MS Patsy Montague OF the 5.ate
Department Of Prblic Ins.ru ton.
crFcd a. conSujtantG during the
rtcr day workshop.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-10-14

Pictured above are five Of the
20 Queen Candidates who are vic
ing for the honor 1858 Carolinas
Yam Queen" Reading left to
right
Miss Linda Kinlaw, sponsored
by the Fairmont Civitan Club:
Miss Clara Duncan, sponsored by
the Pireway Home Demonstration:
Miss Ruby Taylor, sponsored by
the New Life Home Demonstration
Club; Miss Peggy Smith, sponsor
ed by the Junior Woman's Club Of
Elizabethtown; and Miss Linda
Love. sponsored by the Clarkton's
Woman's Club.
Other candidates are Miss Nancy
kcyaL sponsored BY the Williams
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-10-14

Township Senior Class; Miss Shell
Va Jean tipps, sponsored by the
Clarendon Home Demonstration
Club; Miss Nell Long, sponsored
by the Bethel Home Demonstration
Club: Miss Beverly Smith. spon-
sored by the French Creek Wo-
mans Club; Miss Robin William
son. sponsored by the Red Bluff
Home Demonstration Club: Miss
Evelyn Morgan. sponsored by
Maxton's Woman's Civic Club;
Miss Martha Dean Chestnut, spon-
sored by the City Of Conway. s.
C.; Miss Myrtle Heath, sponsored
by the Weyman Home Demonstra-
ton Club; Miss Shelia Hinson,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-10-14

underway at 500 y. M. in Garrcll's
Warehouse with the coronation
ceremony taking place at 900.
Spectators and dancers will have
the privilege Of attending the Sc
lection and meeting the candidates
and honor guests as the warehouse
doors will open at 1880 p. m.
The honor guests include Miss
Renee DuRant of Florence. s. G.
1883 CaroIinas Yam Queen
Miss Barbara Ann Crockett Of
Winston Salem, Miss North Caro-
lima" and Mrs. Melvyn Harper Of
Snow Hill MRS North Carolina -
Official hostesses for the queen
candidates are Miss Sarah VIII
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-10-14
Yam Auction Mart
Shows Heavy Sales

Sales on the Tabor City VAN
auction market through the first
two weeks of the season have been
the heaviest on record with S.
D. lusre.S passing from grower
+ brOk
The price average for the young
season is S223 per bushel with
the total paid out thus far an
nounced at $l26.953 .O3. The high
est price paid for number one
vans this season is S3.l5 PEI
bushcl.
Jumbo potatoes and slips have
been in great demand here with
several buyers handling the sec
ondS. These potatoes are largely
being used for canning purposes.
both here and at other plants.
Officials of the marketing COM
Dany believe that great deal
more potatoes have been planted
this season that in 1852 and that
the yield PER acre is considerably
greater than last year. The price
average is lower than a year ago
but the increased yield and acre
age is expected to bring the over
all payment to growers above the
total of last season.
The quality OF the potatoes is
also off some from last year and
has accounted in part for the de-
crease in average price. Vans av-
craged S4.04 per bushel on the
Tabor City market in 1852.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-10-14

sponsored by tie Chadbourn Home
Demonstration Club: Miss Annette
Grice, sponsored by the City Of
Marion. S. G.; Miss Mile Stack
house. sponsored by the Junior
Chamber Of Commerce. Florence.
5. C.; Miss Carolyn Inman. spon-
sored by Little River Civic Group:
Miss June Barnes, sponsored by
Ocean Drive Beach, s. C.. Chamb-
er Of Commerce: Miss Joan Hos
kins, sponsored by Tilghman
Beach, s. &. Chamber of Com
merce; and Miss Janice Allen.
sponsored by Crescent Beach, s.
c. Chamber of Commerce.
The queen selection will get
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-10-14

Roy Cole. leader Of the orc,.e.t-
IA. who will furnish Inc music for
the Sixth Annual Ca-oiiras Yam
Festival Queen Ball, To u" held in
Garrelrs Warehouse Friday. Oct.
l6, ut 900 u. IN.
The doors vii! be open at 500
4. wf.rh time the selection Of the
new CarOlinas Yam Queen will be
made.
The Cole Orchestra has been
widely acclaimed for performances
at the June German i'm Rocky
Mount, Panama City's New Years
celebration and the Queens Pre-
miere For \ Day at WaycrOsS. Ga.
They will travel here from Dur
ham where they played a week
long engagement.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-10-14


the festival, as he reviewed the
completed schedule for the three
day celebration.
An estimated 10000 visitors will
join in the fun an dfestivitics dcd-
icated to the growing and market
ing of the largest, finest, and
sweetest vans in the world.
The gala event with emphasis
on the educational aspect as well
as the variety of entertainment
Will be officially opened with a
welcoming address by Mayor W.
Horace Garter and the invocation
by Rev. p. c. Can't. pastor of the
Mount Tabor Baptist Church.
Immediately following the open
-12 ceremonies farm classes and
Tctcran groups throughout the
"arOlinaS will hear instruction by
experts al the ~ booths set up in
The exhibit hall by State College.
The lectures will feature the sweet
rotate from breeding to utiliza-
ton.
A new addition TO the program
Will be Field Harvesting Demon
Stration and a Sweet Potato Taste
Panel. The Taste Panel will be
conducted by DR.. Ivan D. Jones
and his staff from State College.
A parade, complete with bands,
{ DlG1pfC f1nats Lan,,..g,,l
Queen" contestants. will get I'M
Gerway Friday at , p. m. Featured
IN the gigantic parade will be
Miss North Carolina" Barbara
Ann Crockett of Winston-Salem.
Mrs. Melvyn Harper of Snow Hill
Mrs. North Carolina and 1852
CarolinaS Yam Queen" Miss
Renee DuRant Of Florence. S. c.
The parade will diSpcrsc at the
Exhibit Hall where an Army Band
viii present a concert at $50 D. m.
At 500 p. N. Press Dinner will
be held at the school cafeteria
visiting "'gnitarics and festival
C1wr1itte1 chai"r-g,.
nc Yam Queen chr fiGa.cs wi,
be entertained =. -. .yon,1.s
Club with , bI,rfct sr,ror -
candidates will vie for the Yam
Queen" title this wear. Thu < trn
largest number of contestants ovo,
entered in the Festival.
The Yam Festival Queen will
be selected al GarrelTs War;
house Friday night at s o'clock
and the actual coronatior IN 49,
place at Q o'clocl, during tho
Queens Bali" Senator Alton \.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-10-14
Final Rites For Mrs. Ward
Held In Beaverdam Section

Final rites were held, in Lum-
berton, Friday afternoon Tor Mrs.
Ella Wel"h Ward End burial was
made at Sellars Cemetery in the
Bcavcrdam section Of Columbus
County.
Mrs. Ward, abou, 60 years of
age, died Thursday morning at
her home in Lumbcrton. She was
the wife of w. c. Ward. formerly
of Chadbourn but who has been
Robson County resident since The
194O's.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-10-14
SPECIAL FLOATS

Three special floats will carry
distinguished visitors in the Yam
Festival Parade Friday afternoon.
Miss North Carolina will ride
the Tabor City Rotary club float.
Mrs. North Carolina will ride a
float furnished by Brady Motor
Sales and the 1882 Carolinas Yam
Queen will ride the Merchants
Association float.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-10-14

liams and Miss JOY Srivey.
The queen will receive a basket
of prize Winning vans from the
Tabor City Marketing Company,
a Bond diamond dinner ring con-
tributed by Davis jewelers.. flow
ers from Uickman's Florist and
gift certificates. The runner up
will receive a basket Of yams and
lovely wrist watch given by
Dorman jewelers..
All the candidates will receive
a certificate for china or crystal,
and certificate for silver from
Dorman and Davis Jewellers re-
spectiveIy. They will also receive
Jams gfven by the Tabor City
Marketing Company.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-10-14
GUIDEWAY PTA
MEETS MONDAY

The Guideway arent-Teach-
CT Association will meet Monday
evening, October 10. at 1870.
A skit. AT Saint PETERS
Gae," will be presented during
the program by parents and the
faculty.
In addition 10 the skit there
win be group singing during The
meetinS.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-10-14

Based on September prospects
the United States early cabbage
crop will be 10 per cent larger
than last year, but 2 per cent less
than the 1881 average.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-10-14
BOY SCOUT MEETING
CANCELLED

The Boy Scout meeting sched-
uled for Thursday. October Is has
been cancelled due to the Yam
Festival activities. The next meet
ing will he held n the regular
time. $50, on Thursday. October
%
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-10-14
'53 Yam Festival Opens Tomorrow

Preparations have been completed
Tor the opening the Sixth
gets underway tomorrow morning o'clock
Queen, Miss
Caonas Mystery Yam King the ribbon opening Exhibit
Hall and Midway.
This biggest and best ever said
Evening star., 1953-06-24
Starlight Movies
Playground Film
Program for Tonight

Programs presented through
the cooperation of the Dis
trict. Arlington County, Prince
Georges County and Montgom-
cry County Recreation Depart
ments and the Film Center Of
Washington:
washington at Dusk.
Gallinger, F and TWenty-Sec-
ond streets NV.
Takoma, Fourth and Whittier
streets NV.
Edgewood. Third and Evarts
streets NE.
Sousa, Thirty-seventh street
and Ely place Sc.
Thomson, Twelfth and L
streets NV.
Congress Heights, Savannah
street and Randle place Sc.
Howard, Fourth and w streets
NV.
Happy Hollow. Eighteenth and
Kalorama road NV.
Slowe. Fourteenth and Jack
son streets NE.
Lincoln. Sixth and L streets
Sc.
Arlington County, $3.50 PM.
Patrick Henry, TOO South
Fillmore street.
Fort Barnard. South Oakland
street and Walter Reed drive.
Evening star., 1953-06-24
Former Bethesda Pastor
Held by Reds in Shanghai
BY The Assoeioted Press

BALTIMORE, June 24.-"Hello
and goodbye" is the way the
Rev. John Baptist Palm started
a letter April Is from Shanghai.
Catholic headquarters an
nounced in Hong Kong yesterday
that Father Palm was one of
nine priests arrested June Is in
Shanghai by Chinese Commu-
mist police.
The April letter was to his
mother here, Mrs. Catherine
Palm.
1--WE could not understand
the hello and goodbye greeting
at the time," said Robert Palm,
another son, "but he must have
been limiting that the news we
received today was coming"
The 39-year-old Jesuit priest
is one of IA children of Mrs
Palm. The other 13 all are liv-
in Baltimore.
He has been in China since
1948. Before entering the Jesuit
order he had been parish priest
at Our Lady of Lourdes Church
in Bethesda.
Evening star., 1953-06-24
$23O,517 Contract LET
For Prince GEORGES School

The Prince Georges County
School Board last night awarded
a contract for construction of
one elementary school and re-
jected bids on another.
Certified Builders of Washing
ton, lowest of 10 bidders, received
a $3.50, SIT contract for construc-
ton of the Temple Hills School
on a 10-acre county-owned site
The building will have 10 class
rooms, a multi-purpose room and
kitchen. It is scheduled for COM
pletion next February.
Ten bids on the Douglass Ele-
mentary School for colored. in
Upper Marlboro, were opened at
the boards special meeting in
the county seat. All were re-
jected because they exceeded the
$285 900 earmarked for the prof.
ect. The lowest bid was 1921 1866.
Thomas S. Gwynn, jr,. coun-
ty director of school planning,
said plans will be revised and re-
advertised.
Evening star., 1953-06-24
Teen-Age Dance Team
To Perform for School

The Silver Spurs, a teen-age
Western dance group from Spo-
kane, Wash, will stage a two-
hour program at $3.50 pm. FRI
day in the Leland Junior High
School, Bethesda.
The travelling troupe of high
school students will present q
colorful program Of American.
English. Mexican and continental
dances.
Members Of the dance group
are students chosen from Spo-
kane public schools who have q
"B" average or above. At the
end of their performance. the
dancers win teach steps to the
audience.
The appearance is sponsored
by the Square Dance Association
of Montgomery County. Inc. Net
proceeds viii be donated to the
Leland School.
Evening star., 1953-06-24
2 One-Yeor Terms
Given in Check Cuse

Russell Lee Ricketts, was sem
fenced to two consecutive one
year terms in the Maryland
House Of Corrections yesterday
on charges Of false pretenses.
Ricketts, pleaded guilty to the
charges in Circuit Court in
Rockville. Police said Ricketts,
had admitted passing II checks,
totaling $451, in Rockville. Be-
thesda and Wheaton between
April 8 and May IL.
Evening star., 1953-06-24
New Taxes in Fairfax
Opposed by Hirst

Omer L. Hirst, candidate for
the Democratic nomination to
the Virginia House of Delegates
from Fairfax County and Falls
Church, today criticized pro-
posals for imposing new taxes on
Fairfax County residents.
"a plea for new taxes at this
time is cry of defeatism," said
MIR. Hirst. "I want to make it
crystal clear that I believe the
first order of business is to get
our fair share of State revenues,
not to add willy-nilly to our al
ready heavy tax burden"
Mr.. Hirst is one of four candi-
dates seeking the Democratic
nomination in the July Ia
primary to the two delegate
seats from Fairfax and Falls
Church. The other candidates
are Richard Stands, Guy Bayes
and John Webb.
Mr.. Hirst said he wanted to
state his position on the tax
issue because it had been re-
ported that he was in accord
with tax recommendations of
other candidates.
Let us set the record
straight" said Mr.. Hirst. "I am
against the imposition of a sales
tax whether it is levied by the
State or by the county. Imposing
any new State or county taxes
before we get our fair share OF
State road. school and liquor
money is unjuStified.
Evening star., 1953-06-24
Virginia Candidate
Urges Changes in
State College System

Virginians are not getting full
value for every dollar spent on
college education, the Organized
Women Voters of Arlington were
told at a luncheon yesterday.
Harrison Mann, one of six
candidates seeking Democratic
nomination for three Virginia
House of Delegates seats, told
the women voters the States
facilities for college education
need consolidation.
He said a recent survey showed
that 5000 superior high school
students" do not continue their
education because of a lack of
funds. The State, he said,
should broaden its scholarship
grants. He also advocated State
aid for education Of retarded and
handicapped children.
Four Other Candidates Talk.
Four other Democratic candi-
dateS-J. Maynard Magruder,
incumbent; Thomas j. Broyhill,
Mrs. Kathryn H. Stone and Mrs.
Lucy BusSey - addressed the
meeting. held in Hogate's Arling-
ton restaurant. Nominations for
the three delegate seats will be
decided in the Democratic pri-
mary July IA.
Legislation to permit Federal
employees to hold county elective
offices was favored by two can
didates, Mr.. Magruder and Mrs.
Bussey. The latter also advo-
Gated an enlarged State mental
health program.
Suggests Utility Tax.
Describing a State sales tax
as unfair" Mr.. Broyhill sug-
gested the Arlington problem OF
finding "untapped sources Of
tax revenue" might be solved
by levying q 10 per cent tax on
utility bills. Such a tax, he ad-
mitted, would be q "distasteful
morsel."
Citing Virginia's low voting
record. Mrs. Stone said she would
work for abolition of the poll
tax and for q system OF per-
manent registration.