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Evening star., 1954-11-11
From Inside Chino
BY WiIlion, Stevenson
(Copyrisht 1854, The Toronto star
Newspaper seryies,)

@Copyright, 1854. The Toronto Star
Newspaper seryies,)
PETPING.-What a relief it Ii
10 return from the dark satanic
mills Of Manchuria to this city
where Marx battles the man
darins. Here are the same SOM
her slogans. Long Live Chair
man Mao" they say, the less
extensively for being In cheer
ful Chinese ideographs and be-
cause behind them are the ever
lasting walls and temples.
There In Anshail and Fushun
and Mukden were the little blue
Evening star., 1954-11-11
BY DoncId 3. HodIey

Directors Of District National
Securities Corp. have increased
the annual dividend on class B
preferred stock to So q share
Evening star., 1954-11-11
New Chevrolet DeoIer

The Washington areas newest
Chevrolet dealer. Rosenthal Chev-
rolet, now Is operating at q tenn
porary location, ~ North Glebe
Evening star., 1954-11-11
Kremen Leaves Mars Co.

Benjamin D. Kremen has re-
signed as secretary-treasurer Of
r. Mars, The Contract Co., to
become associated with the
Revere Furniture & Equipment
Co. as its treasurer.
The Revere company is a new
company with salesrooms at
507-13 Eighth street Sc.
William Bayard is president
and A. v. Houlan Is vice presi-
dent. Mr.. Bayard formerly was
vice president Of the Mars firm
and Mr.. Houlon was in that COM
pany's contract sales division.
Morton Major has joined the
staff Of the Brem & Klein Agency
OF the General American Life In
surance Co. Of st. Louis. He at
tended Temple and American
Universities.
Evening star., 1954-11-11

Sixteenth Of series written under q
Red promise ofNno censorship.
Evening star., 1954-11-11
New Vice President

Waring l.. Christian, manager
of the Pentagon Branch Of the
First and Merchants National
Bank Of Richmond. Va, has
been elected q vice president and
will continue to manage the Pen
tagon facility.
A native of New Kent County,
Va, Mr.. Christian Joined the
First and Merchants as assistant
manager in 1943. He became
manager In 1947.
Lurrubee Gets Accounts
Larrabee Associates, advertis-
ing agency, has been named to
handle all advertising for both
the Caribbean-Atlantic Line and
the 1855 Auto Show conducted
by the Automotive Trade Asso-
citation. National Capital Area.
Caribbean Atlantic, new
steamship company with offices
in San Francisco, New York.
Miami and Washington, Is
scheduling a full series Of West
Indies cruises. Its flagship, the
s. s. Tradewind. will call WASH
ington, D. c., her home port.
Frank w. Savage has been
named business manager for
Herman Associates, publicity and
advertising firm.
Another Market Phuse?
Developments suggest the
possibility that another phase Of
the bull market has begun" de-
clares a current review from
Francis I. dupont & Co.
Burton, Dana q Co. has COM
piled an excellent study of Air
Reduction Co., Inc. "Solid worth
and improving"
One of the best maps Of Wash
ington issued lately is being dis
tributed to customers and friends
Of McLachlen Banking Corp. The
map also includes some Of ad-
joining Maryland and Virginia.
Evening star., 1954-11-11
Leaders Club Speaker

Eugene Thore. general coun-
sci of the Life Insurance As
sociation Of America, with ofnces
here, will address the Leaders
Club. Washington life insurance
organization. at a dinner meet.
ing at the Army-Navy Club next
Wednesday night.
Mr.. Thore formerly was coun-
sci for Acacia Mutual Life In
surance Co. and is one Of o dis
tinguished list Of winners Of the
annual Wilmer Award Of the
District Life Underwriters As
Sociation.
Evening star., 1954-11-11

CCulUcI ! 70 IIUIuSIS Oh I6CUTU
November 20.
AS q dividend Of 50 a share
was paid on the class A stock
on June /, the latest declarations
raise the years total on the
two preferred classes to 81 q
share. compared with $6 last
year.
Mr.. Quigley pointed out that
the bid on the class A and B
preferred stocks. traded as q
unit, has BEEN Sis a share for
some time.
Evening star., 1954-11-11
New Site for Expansion

american wholesalers has ac-
quired a tract on Rhode Island
avenue NE, just west of the
railroad bridge at Seventh street,
1t was announced today by David
L. Krupsaw. managing partner.
The tract, with more than
$4,000 square feet. formerly was
occupied by the Pierce Lumber
Co.
1--WE have purchased the tract
for a new home for American
wholesalers someday," declared
Mr.. Krupsaw In announcing the
move to associates.
I'm 1881 my father leased 10,-
600 square feet Of warehouse
space on Bryant street and in
1898 I enlarged this to $4,000
square feet by leasing the Chan
ming street warehouse" he said.
I'm 1947 we moved into Fifth
and w with 10000 square feet
and this was enlarged in 1862
tos63,000 square feet, Whei, and
II we build on the new tract, we
expect the new building to- have
1875, 900 square feet. Of which we
will use $4,000 or 100, 900 square
feet initially."
Evening star., 1954-11-11

Tomorrow: "China's Great
Wall Is Still a Military Secret
After 1000 Years.
Evening star., 1954-11-11
Advised Not to Sell

In October. 1858, with the bid
at 1l3, unidentified interests
were writing and telephoning
stockholders offering to pay $115
. share and the management
publicly advised stockholders
not to sell because Of the steady
increase in the company's value.
AS late as 1942 the price was
only $34 q share.
A subsidiary Of the closed
District National Bank, the cor
poration was a child of the de-
preston, but a steady reduction
In its Indebtedness and the long
advance in real estate values
here greatly enhanced its earn
ing power and liquidating value
OF the eight apartment houses
1t owns and operates. It's best
known property is South Ca
thedral Mansions.
Evening star., 1954-11-11

His son. Bob Rosenthal, who Is
general manager Of Rosenthal
Chevrolet, has been associated
with his dad In the Chevrolet
family for several years.
Evening star., 1954-11-11

He is seeing how the people
live, that desirable but elusive
goal of such colleagues as the
Evening star., 1954-11-11

/ counter their plaster etiigies Of
| Mao Tse-tung.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-06-16
Ritz Theatre
Entered Again

Frank Mitchell, Jr., ID year old
Negro of the ''Jamb" section, has
confessed to breaking in the Ritz
Theatre Sunday evening between
s and O'Clock. This is the second
occurrence Of brcak-inS within a
month N the local theatre which
seems to be a playground for
thieves.
Mitchell hid in the balcony Of
the there following the afternoon
show and allowed himself to be
locked up in the theatre.
Both break-inS occurred in a
similar manner by orying oil the
hasp of the balcony Office door.
No money was reported lost in
the Sunday robbery but set OF
keys to the theatre was missing.
Mitchell has not confessed TO the
May "a robbery in which $40
was stolen.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-06-16
Man Attacked
BY Ralsid CT

Approximately IS people in the
county have been given or are
being given the treatment for
rabies since January. The last
group included ten persons who
had been bitten or scratched by
two rabid cats.
Richard SaSser, a colored farmer
of near Chadbourn, was bitten
by one o. these cats about week
ago when nc was attempting TO
5 Ike his COW out To- Craze. SaSSc-
'r%bbed the cat and choked II 10
de- h. As a result of the biting
Incl, 'cnt he is now taking the anti
rabies treatment.
Nil people in WhitCville have
JUS completed taking the treat
rtcnt bringing the total to ten in
the past few weeks who nave TAX
o. t.'s precautionary step.
Mr.. Icard, Columbus County Dog
Warden, stated TN: -" law It-
CURES dogs to be vacc'natcd
against rabies I-' .'.' ..
does not inJmcs cal. T., ...
tat owners would l., doing 4
service TO the community i 'f"v
would have their cats vaccina,ea
as well as their dog.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-06-16
Jimmy Rogers And Mrs. Heweii
Appear On Television Programs

Local television viewers we're
given bonus Monday evening
when they saw Jimmy Rogers,
roDlar young vocalist, on station
WMFD-TV.
Jimmy appeared on the program
lover AT AIS. He was afforded
he opportunity to be guest star
by virtue of winning the Jaycee
sponsored Search For TV Talent"
show held Friday night at the
Tabor City School.
Another talented Tabor City,
person. Mrs. Ruey Hewett, will
appear on the same program be-
tween six and six-thirty o'clock)
tomorrow Thursday night.
Mrs. Hewett was runner-up in
the contest. She won second place
with her rendition of The Dessert
Song.
Jimmy Rogers, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. r. Rogers Of Tabor City,
won the praise Of the WMFD-TV
staff and has accepted an invita-
ton to be the guest singer on the
"Tv Song Shop" at $50 o'clock,
Monday, June II.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-06-16
Buck Peay Quits
Education Board

James w. (Buck) Pcav of Tacor
City resigned his membership on
the County Board of Education at
a call meeting Monday. May l4th.
in Whitcvillc.
He was a veteran member OF
the Board having served in this
capacity for eight yeas. He has
also served as chairman of the
Board.
No reason was given for his re-
Signation and it is understood that
the Board has taken no action on
the matter.
Mr.. Peay stated that his rcsisra-
ton was TO become effective i'm
mcdiatcly.
Four new committee members
of the Hallsboro School were nam
ed to replace the four members
who resigned las: week. The men
named to the committee were J.
B. Lattay of Lake Waccamaw.
Arthur X. PitZer of Hallsboro,
Wade Dowless of Bolton and II.
c. Baldwin of RI. 2, Whitcville.
The Board also voted to buy
two additional acres of land adj
joining the present two-acre site
at Farmers Union school. The adj
dtional two acres will be used
used as a playground for the
school.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-06-16
Body Of Drowning
Victim Recovered

The body of Kenneth Fowler,
ID, was recovered from a private
pond near Finklea Crossroads at
approximately 6:1O Sunday by
r"CnbcrS of the Conway Rescue
Squad.
S. +. Hcndrick, commander of
the rescue squad. said that he re-
coived call al $40 p. m. and
that the boys body was recovered
about 20 minutes after dragging
operations began.
Young Fowler = Green Sea High
School senior, was the son Of the
late Bricc Fowler.
He is survived by his step father
md mother Mr.. and Mrs. Carey
SarviS. three sisters. Mrs. J. w.
Garvis: Carrall Fowler and Hilda
Fowler of the home.
Funeral rites were held from
the Dogwood Baptist Church Tues
'cv at 4 p. m. by the Rev. Anscl
Smith. Burial was in Fowler cemc-
terry, number 2.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-06-16
Summer Program
Gets Underway

Thirty six children e!,ciCd tn"
opening Of Tabor City's Summer
Recreation Program Monday aft
ernoon.
The prog; am is under tiC dire
ton of Jimmy Rogers. rising
sophomore at u. N. c. and Jancllc
White. recent graduate Of Tabo:
City High School.
The children are divided into
age groups in order 10 receive The
best possible benefits form the
program. Children ages 6-l0 arc
under the direction Of Jancllc
White while Jimmy Rogers has
charge of the older boys
Mondays program for the $40
age group consisted of playing
games, telling stories singing col.
oring pictures and learning new
games. The participants were also
tested for time judgement. Ghost
stories were told and the children
were found TO be very capable in
this activity.
Inc older group was limited IN
its activities due to lack of equip
mcnt which had been ordered but
had not yet arrived. They particip-
ated in such games as badminton,
croquet and horse shoe.
"The activities will be increased
and unified as soon as the needed
equipment arrives" stated Rogers.
All participants in the program
showed a very spirited interest and
were very enjoyable to work with
according to the directors.
All children who are interested
are urged to take part in the pro-
gram.
Hours for the first two weeks
will be 80 to 4:30 p. m. but on
June 28th the program will 60
on a full day schedule.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-06-16
Mary Lois Carroll
Grand Officer Of
Rainbow Assembly

Miss Mary Lois Carroll will be
installed as Grand Worthy Advis-
or of the Rainbow Assembly for
Girls. at the Carolinas Meeting in
Charleston next week. She will
attend the meeting in Newark, N.
j. in July as Worthy Grand Pat
rotism of the United States.
Members of the local Assembly
and Mrs. Mae S. Young, Mother
Advisor, will attend the Charles =
ton meeting with Miss Carroll.
Miss Carroll is the daughter OF
Mrs. Irving Carroll and the late
Mr.. Carroll
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-06-16
Death Claims
Mrs. .Jernigan

Mrs. Anna Jcrnigan, 76. died
in the Briggs Nursing Home in
Manning, Monday at 1915 a. m.
after li1"c"ing illness.
a Green Sea native. she was the
widow of Emory w. Jcrnigan. and
a member of the Iron Hill Baptist
Church.
Funeral services were held from
the Tabor City Funeral Home
Tuesday at 1920 a. m. with Rev,
S. A. Hatley, her pastor. officiat-
ing. He was assisted by Rev. p.
c. CAN'T. pastor of the Mount
Tabor Baptist Church and Rev.
K. c. Foster, pastor of the White
vile Baptist Church. Burial was
in the Green Sea cemetery.
The Tabor City business places
stores closed for the funeral hour.
Paiibearcrs were w. j. Gaines.
Grady Jernigah. Gordon Ward.
Furman Hooks, Ambrose Hooks,
and Charles Jernigan. Mrs. Jerni-
cams granddaughters served as
Hover girls.
Surviving are six sons. Charlie
Of Philadelphia; Fred NJ. Allard.
and Ed Of Tabor City; Ebert and
Paul of Whiteville; three daugh-
tiers, Mrs. c. f. Summerford of
Florence; Mrs. Ernest Shelley of
Nichols; Mrs. Curtis Timmons of
Timmonsville; one sister, Mrs. w.
F. Strickland Of Tabor City; 81
grandchildren and 2 great grand
children.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-06-16
Nine Pay Cost
In Mayor Court

Nine cases were tried in Mayors
Court Monday with a total of
S128.40 being collected.
Joe SarviS headed the list of
traffic violators paying $500
fine plus court cost as three
time victim of speeding charges.
Other cases paying court cost
include: Clifton Sheriff, public
drunkenness; R. v. Allen, public
drunkenness; Early Buffkin, public
drunkenness; Ralph Phillips, spin
ming wheels; Pete Granger, pub
lie drunkenness; Mrs. Moody Stan
ley, public drunkenness and Nath-
an McNeill, disorderly conduct.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-06-16
Bible School
Underway At
Baptist Church

The Vacation Bible School Of
the Mount Tabor Baptist Church is
well underway with an attend
ance Of 214 the second day, Mrs.
c. c. Leggette, principal, ANNOUNCE
ed.
A program for all ages is being
held daily for two weeks from 800
to 11:30.
Commencement exercises will
b" held Friday evening, June IS,
with a picnic at the church in the
afternoon.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-06-16
NUMBERS CHANGED

Tabor City's new radio sta
ton isn't officially open yet but
they are getting numerous
phone calls.
Last week when the phone
was installed at the station they
were given the Piggy Wiggly
number and PiggIy WiggIy cot
a new one.
In order to contact the radio
station-diaI 3171 or 1881. For
Piggy Wisely dial 1901.
No one Is unhappy about the
change in numbers. II seems
that the radio station Is merely
getting introduced TO the phone
calls that will kcep tterr busy
when July I rolls around.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-06-16
Local O.E.S. Members
Receipe limitation

Mrs. Inez H. Rogers, secretary
Of the Tabor City chapter, No. 240,
Order of Eastern Star, has recciv-
ed the following INVITATION:
The members Of Whiteville
Chapter, No. I'll, o. f. S., are
having a coca-cola party at my
home on Friday, June Is, between
the hours Of IL and 1 o'clock hon
oring Mrs. Harriet Powell. We
would like very much to have you
and your members attend.
Very fraternally
Reva Butler
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-06-16
Jaycees Make Plans
For Fishing Rodeo

Prizes for the three luckiest
fishermen and a weiner roast for
every participant make up an aft
ernoon of fun for youngster who
take part in the communicative
Fishing Rodeo set for Wednesday
afternoon, June 80, at one of the
beach fishing piers.
Sponsored by the local Jaycees
the Fishing Rodeo will be open
to all youngsters between the ages
of nine and IS.
Youngsters will have three
chances to win prizes during the
afternoon "hook, line and sinker"
event. Whoever catches the largest
fish will have his choice of either
a rod and reel or baseball glove.
The lad who is runner-up in the
largest fish category will have
his choice between a fishing rod
and baseball The boy who
catches the greatest number Of
fish will be rewarded with passes
to the local theatre.
Every eligible boy in the COM
munity is urged to make plans
now to attend the Rodeo and enjoy
an afternoon of fishing" said Jim
my Dicus, chairman of the Rodco
committee.
All interested in participa-in"
are asked to meet at the Commun-
ity Playground at p. m. We'd
nesday, June 80.
The Rodco will be concluded at
SIX o'clock with a weiner roast. It
is expected that the group will
arrive back in Tabor CITY around
7 o'clock.
Parents will be asked to give
written permission for their chill
dren to make the Trip and take
part in the Fishing Rodeo. The
written permission will relieve
Jaycees of responsibility in case
of accidents. The permits will be
distributed next week by local
Jaycees. Too, a supply of slips
will be available at the Tribune
office
This is the most worthy proier;
undertaken by the Jaycces and
we nope the Rodco will be accept
ed with great enthusiasm by the
youngsters said Richard Gordan.
president .; the local club.
Transportation viii be furnished
by Jaycces; however. anyone de-
string to take Il group Of the
youngsters is urged to contac.
either All Harrison or Ben J.. Ne
smith, III.
mo equipment will be needed
since tie Jaycees are furnishing
hand lines. hooks. and sinkcrS
Only the fish caught on hand Ea,5
will be considered in the Judging
OF winners in the Rodco," said
Jimmy DiCus.
Youngsters may take their own
equipment but the rule on hand
lines was inserted to make certain
all the boys had the same FISHING
advantages.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-06-16
CAROLINA WIS ENDS

The Carolina Baptist Church
Vacation Bible School came to a
close Sunday morning with a rec
ord attendance and enrolment.
The school held an enrolment of
119 with an average daily attend
ance Of 106 for the week.
The commencement exercises
were held at the church Sunday
morning and picnic was enjoyed
at Lake Waccamaw Friday after.
noon.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-06-16
Officials Will
Hear Charges
Against Powell

The fate of A. Elmo Powell, Jr.,
as chairman of the Columbus
County Board of Elections. will
be decided July Is at the Column
bus County Court House in White
vile, when the State Board of
Elections meets to hear evidence
in the charges lodged against
Powell.
Charges against Powell for ir-
Irregularities during the recent Dc
mocratic Primary were presented
to the State Board of Elections on
June 7. Members of the State
Board agreed at that time to hold
a hearing in Columbus County and
airc the charges against the coun-
ty chairman.
w. Horace Carter of Tabor City
and w. A. Thompson of Hallsboro
were the two Columbus County
citizens who protested Powclps
actions in the recent election. They
met with the State Board of Elec-
tionS and asked that a hearing bc
granted.
The Tribune has spoken out il
front-page editorials against Pow
ell for his actions during the recent
election and asked that lie resign
his position as chairman of the
County Board of Elections. Al
press time today Wednesday,
Powell had not rendered his re-
Signation.
Last week, Powell replied to
the Tribune editorial and defended
his actions in several irre.ulari-
ties.
IF the State Board OF Elections
fails TO remove Powell from the
craftsmanship of County Board Of
Elections. the charges agains. him
will be presented to the Grand
Jury during the August term of
court" said Carter here today.
Legal counsel has been secured
to represent the parties Interested
in removing Powell from the.
craftsmanship.
Members of the State Board of
Elections who will conduc: the
hearing in July are j. Hampton
Price of Leaksville, John G.. Daw-
son OF KinSton, II. A. MattoX of
Murphy, j. E. Holshouscr of
Boone, and j. E. Hill of Denton.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-06-16

On Monday nights program
Jimmy sang High Noon and IT'LL
Then. He was accompanied on the
piano by Miss Patsy Ward, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Bolton Ward
of Tabor City.
Eleven contestants participated
in the talent show.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-06-16
EXPRESS YOUR OPINION

TIE Tribune has taken def
mite stand I'm the fight against
continuing irregularities by a.
Elmo Powell. Jr.. chairman o.
the Columbus County Board Of
Elections.
The Tribune is interested in
learning the views of its readers
on this matter. We are not pri-
marily interested in names so
merely write your opinion in a
postal card and mail IL to: The
Tribune, Tabor City, N. c.
If enough of these cards or
letters are received they will be
run In a Letters To The Edit
or" column.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-06-16
MARKET REPORT

A total of 6.559 Strawberries
have been sold on the local auc-
ton market this season for an
average of S7.S5 per crate. {.
E. Walden reported today.
Bean sales total 1..T5 Wis ~
average OF S1.51 per hamper.
Peppers and cukes along VIII
other produce are expected on
the market within the next few
days, said Walden.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-06-16

The number of milk cows on
North Carolina farms In April.
1854, was estimated at 800, 900,
compared with $4,000 during the
same period year earlier.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1954-03-05
is COP, 10 DEMOCRATIC STATE SENATE SEATS
TO BE ON BLOCK THIS FALL

Fifteen Republican and 10 Demo-
cratic state senate seats will be up
for filling by the electorate of %
counties at the general election next
November 2. Of the 20 holdover SEN
ators, Fl are Republican and seven
are Democratic. With Republican,
George Gosman, as Lieutenant Gov
ernor, the COP will need to elect
only seven senators to have control
of the 1856 Senate. The Democrats,
on the otherhand are faced with the
almost insurmountable task of elect
ing 22 from their party in order
to gain control of the upper legisla-
tive body.
In at least one instance-Granite
county, the incumbent, Chan Ettien,
Democrat, will not be seeking re-elec-
ton since he has now moved his resi-
dence to Havre in Hill county. Two
holdover state senator's, Leroy An
derson, Democrat of Pondera, and
Charles Mahoney, Republican of Gar
field, are seeking the second district
congressional nominations for their
respective parties. Should either be
elected to replace Rep. Wesley A.
D'Ewart, the senate vacancy created
will necessitate either a special cleo
ton Immediately after the November
2 general election, or the county
whose senator goes on to Washington
will be without representation in the
1856 Senate.
Democratic seats up for electoral
action in November in addition to
Granite, are: BROADWATER, Sen.
w. F. Bristow; CASCADE, Charles
Bovey; JUDITH BASIN, George S.
McKenna; MINERAL, H. A. Tibbals
ROSEBUD, H. C. Harken; SHERI-
DAN, Andrew Dahl; SALTWATER,
Webster Keller; TETON, Paul Rice;
TOOLE, George Wilson; WHEAT
LAND, E. F. McQuitty, and WI
BAUX, Oscar Nesvig.