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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-09-05
Columbus Baptist Churches Will Begin
Week. Long Missio ms School Sunday

A list of speakers for the
Tabor City Baptist Church dur
ing the weeklong school of mis-
sions beginning Sunday, Scptcm-
Der ., was announced today by
the Rev. Z. c. CAN'T. pastor of
thor-local church.
Sunday morning the worship
message will be brought by the
Rev. Abraham Wright from the
Home Mission Board. The Rev.
Wright works with Italian
speaking people.
Sunday night, at s pm, the
Rev. Robert l.. Carpenter from
Home Mission Board will ad-
dress the congregation. He works
with French speaking people of
louisiana.
Monday night at 1870 o'clock.
the Rev. Jerry Potter OF the
State Mission Board will be the
speaker. He works with the deaf
people of North Carolina.
The Rev. V. f. Duncan, Asso-
ciational Missionary in the Tar
River Association, will conduct
services Tuesday night.
Wednesday night services will
be held by the Rev. George Bow
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-09-05
Grunt m Groom Experts VIII Stuue
Wrestling Mateh II ere September Ia

\ hcadlIucr wrestling match
will bc held here Friday night.
September II. 3 p. M. in the
school auditorium.
Erskinc Young. president Of
the local Junior Chamber OF
Commerce. said today the pro-
fCssional wrestling match would
include such tclcvi-ion perform
Crs as Slave Girl NICOLA. Pat
Sherry. George Becker. Jac',
Witzig. Buddy Lee and Jack
NauSky.
Slave Girl NICOLA will oppose
Pat Sherry in a two out Of tHrcc
falls match with ono hour time
limit.
The co-fcaiurc will be- an
Australian tag team match feat
uring George Becker and Jack
Witzig against Buddy Lee and
jack Vgrsky.
Becker is probably the most
popular wrestler ever 10 appear
in the South. He is from Brook
Ign. New York and ipS the
scales AT 2l5 pounds. After the
death Of his brother, Bobby, he
selected Jack Witzig Of Mil
waukee, Wisconsin as his team
partner. Witzig is a graduate Of
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-09-05
Seek To Recover
Rest OF Loot In
Bank Robbery

A final judgement Tor SID
O62.88 has been entered in Co
lumbus Superior Court Clerk $
office against Dewey Paul Russ
of Bladcnboro.
The amount represents miss
ing loot from the S28.872 .95
stolen from the New River
branch Of the Jacksonville First
National Bank.
Russ Was arrested tor q White
vile kidnapping anG an extern
sive investigation by Columbus
Bureau Of Identification Chief
Horace Shaw linked Russ 10 the
Jacksonville bank robbery.
Shaw received nearly $1,000
reward for his part in solving
the case.
Russ is serving a 80 to 30
year sentence for the kidnapp-
ing charge and also faces = five
year federal term for the bank
robbery.
The final judgement repre-
SentS the amount not recovered
OF the S28,872 95 stolen.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-09-05

Incr department leader; Mrs.
Nellie Spivcy, nursery depart
ment leader.
Kenneth Ray was elected gem
eral superintendent of the Sun
day School. Other Sunda'
School Off GERS include ClaudC
Higgins, general secretary: +
w. Fonviellc, librarian: Mrs. J.
S. Rogers, pianist.
Other Sunday School leaders
are Richard Gordon, Supt. of
adult department No. |; John
Dorman, Supt. of adult depart
ment No. >: w. W Woody, Supt.
of young peoples department:
Mrs. Lonnic Willoughby, supt.
of intermediate department;
Mrs. Harry Bryant, supt. of
junior department; Mrs. p. {.
CAN'T. supt. of primary depart
ment a.; Mrs. Billy Dorman,
Supt. primary Department "B";
Mrs. Howard HARRISON, Supt.
of beginner dept. CA; Mrs. M.
c. SarviS, Jr., supt. beginner de-
partment b; Mrs. d. G. Spiv-
ey, Supt. nursery department
a: Mrs. Don Hughes, supt,
nursery dept. "B": Mrs. Lewis
Harrelson, supt. nursery depart
.mcnt C.; Mrs. Richard Gordon,
.supt. cradle roll; G.. l.. Dorman.
supt. extension department.
Mrs. c. c. Leggette was re-
elected principal of the vacation
bible school. Others who have a
leading role in the vacation
bible school are Mrs. Harry Bry-
ant. Supt. intermediate depart
mCnt: Mrs. +. +. Wright. supt.
Junior department; Mrs. Billy
Dorman, Supt. primary depart
mcnt; Mrs. Harold FonviCllc.
supt. beginner department: Mrs.
ID. G. Spivcy. Supt. nursery de-
partmCnt: Mrs. Lewis Harrol-
son. Supt nursery
G. G.. WcStmorCland was nam
cd chairman of senior uShCrS.
Robert Mccormick. chairman of
baptism committee; Mrs. + w.
FonviClTC, chairman memorial
supper committee: {. G. Leg
gCttc. chairman building and
grounds committee. and Mrs. J
r. Bow. transportation commit
tee chairman.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-09-05

to DIR. Higgins with the State
Mission Board, will speak Thurs
day night.
Friday night, Miss Jean Book
with Foreign Mission Board will
deliver the message. She is 4
missionary to Nigeria.
Seventeen churches OF the
Columbus Baptist Association
will participate in the school
of missions. Included in the dele
CATION of speakers will be five
foreign missionaries, six home
missionaries, and six state mis-
sionarieS.
This School of Missions has
been planned by the Association
since 1854. Schools of this kind
are sponsored by the Southern
Baptist Convention on the Asso-
ciational level all over the Con-
vention territory.
Churches participating are
Brunswick. Cedar Grove, Chad
bourn, Cherry Grove. Clarendon
Fair Bluff. Hallsboro. Hinson's
Cross Roads, Mt. Zion, New
Hope, Oak Dale, Piney Forest
Pleasant Hill, Smyrna, Sweet
Home, Tabor City and Union
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-09-05
DRUNK PUTS UP
STRUGGLE BUT
ENDS UP LOSER

\ local man being hauled to
Jail on a drunk and disordcrIy
charge failed to kick his way to
freedom but his efforts left their
mark on Police Chief III. +. Epps.
Epps said today Floyd Jones
was charged with being drunk
and disorderly. AS the police
officer attempted to get Jones
up the Jail stairs. the fight be-
gan. Epps was kicked in the face
during the fracas.
Prior to the fight, Epps re-
ported Jones left no stone I'M
turned in his efforts to kick out
the police car windshield and
rip out the radio. He was unsuc-
cessful on all counts.
He will be tried Monday, Sep
10. in Mayors Court.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-09-05
Genera! Officers, Department
Leaders Named At Baptist Church

General church officers and
department leaders were elected
Sunday for the new year at the
Tabor City Baptist Church.
The Rev. p. c. Can't. pastor.
released the following list OF
officers.
General church officers are A.
Paul Rogers, Jr.. church clerk:
Harry Bryant. treasurer; Mrs.
J. F. Bow, financial secretary:
Mrs. Furman Fowler. organiSt:
Miss Gayle Kelly. assistant org
an!St; Mrs. Cecil Corbctt. ST..
pianist; Mrs. w. ". Woody.
choir director; Mrs. Sam Marsh
all, youth choir director; Mrs.
James Carroll. assistant youth
choir director; Mrs. Richard
Gordon, assistant youth choir
director.
Willard Wright was named
training union director. Other
members who will head depart
mcntS in the training union pro-
gra mare Claude Higgins, adult
department; Mrs. A. NJ. Smith,
young peoples department lead
er; Mrs. Sam Marshall. leader of
intermediate department; Mrs.
Harold Fonvielle. junior depart
ment leader: Mrs. Lonnie Will
loughby. primary department
leader: Mrs. p. {. CAN'T. begin
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-09-05

Valley.
DR.. Earle Bradley, State Sec
rotary of Promotion for the State
Baptist Convention will be locat-
ed for the week at the New
Whiteville Hotel and will be in
general charge of the activities
for the week.
Tabor City's speaker Sunday
night, the Rev. Abraham Wright.
was born in Pana, Illinois, and
converted in a little country
church when he was II years
old. He received the Ph.D De-
gree from Shurtleff College and
the MA. degree from the Uni
versity of Illinois.
He also serves as moderator
of the Masoupin Association. Be
fore his appointment by the
Home Mission Board, he was a
teacher and supervisor in public
schools. Il pastor, an association
al missionary, and a chaplain in
the Air Force.
His recent past service and
his present needed service a
mong the Italians qualify him
TO be very popular and helpful
speaker.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-09-05
Citizens Will Vote On Amendments
Saturday In Special General Election

Whether or not the PearSall
Bill will ever be used to combat
iSCgration efforts in public
schools will be up to the voters
as they go to the polls Saturday
in the special general election.
Polls will open at $50 a. IN.
and close as $50 p. m.
The PcarSall Bill provides
constitutional amendments that
would How granting Of cduca-
ton expenses by the state and
ocal units TO children III an area
Sthout segregated schools.
The amendment will leave in
the hands of local people the de-
cision To open or close public
schools. iris decision would be
reached by a general vote.
Other amendments To- be vot-
ed on Saturday include chang
ing the General Assembly date
from January to February.
a third amendment would
Ermit a married woman to ex-
ecutc a power of attorney con-
ferred on her by her husband.
The practice is common in 46
other states now. II would allow
women TO transfer property
they own solely without consent
of her husband, or allow her to
convey her husbands property
for him providing a proper pow
er of attorney is granted.
aFinally, an amendment is
Proposed to grant Legislators per
diem and mileage at the same
rate as granted to boards and
commissions: would lengthen
the available time for the Gen
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-09-05

i- from Boston Mas. 4 rough,
ruthless Du' a..#. wrestler. He
DIS considered .- org. Of the
rn.a.o.' .u wrestling He weighs
gao Ills partner. Jack Vansl,y.
better known as The Neck"
comes from Carney. New Jcr-
soy \ ,ormnr weight litter, he
is also 70 wrcsI ON the rough
side. His weight is 225.
Il marks tho second time with
in II months the Jaycccs have
sponsored professional wrcstl-
in TIL. initial match drew one
Of the largest crowds ever to
witness an athletic event in
Tabor City Nearly 1000 persons
attended.
Advance tickets arc now on
sale by local Javcccs. Admission
price Us Sl.5O for rInksidc. SIPS
FOR general admission and so
cents for children.
Wrestling fans are in store
for another big treat. This per-
Torrance should be well worth
the money" said Young in urp-
ing local citizens to purchase
their tickets early.
Last year, reserve seat tickets
were sold out several days be-
fore the match.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-09-05
Prices Jump AS
Buyers Return
From Weekend

The long Labor Day weekend
gave tobacco buyers q rest and
prices jumped from Fridays
S5438 average TO S5753 for
Tuesdays sale ol 4lO4GO
pounds.
Bob Black. sales supervisor on
the local market. reported full
sales again this week but urged
Farmers 70 bring their tobacco
20 Tabor City early for prompt
sales.
Figures for the following days
were recorded.
Wednesday - 4O4,384 pounds.
average Sj688
Thursday - 416,O2O pounds.
average S56.7l
Friday - 389,O76 pounds. av-
eragc S54.38
Monday no sales due to
holiday
Tuesday 49, 412,460 pounds,
average $57.53.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-09-05
Wuccur1uW Bank
To Boost Interest
Rufe On SAVINGS

An increase in savings account
interest rate from . to 2ia',
the second boost in the past
three years was announced to-
day by {. /. Tate. president of
tho Wa-camIw Bank & Trust
Co.
All savings accounts in the
Waccamaw Bank. except those
in excess of S25, 100000. will earn
two and one half percent inter
est, effective October LIST, 1856
This increase is made posi-
BILE by increase in rates of all
securities, including L. s. Treas
ury obligations" said Tate.
The most recent previous in
crease in interest rates on saw
ingS accounts was made in Oc-
tobcr 1853 when the directors
approved rate boost from one
to two percent.
with the interest rate being
increased TO two and one half
percent, il provides an added in
centive for people to save. The
board of directors is happy to
note that the increased number
OF new savings accounts with
Waccamaw Bank & Trust Co.
during the past three years and
has justified their decision 20
increase rates at this time" said
Tate.
WdCcamaw Bank has offices
located at Tabor City. White
vile. Clarkton, Fairmont. South
port, Shallottc. Bculavillc, Rose
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-09-05

cral Assembly from 90 to 100
days, and would provide for
special sessions of not over 25
days duration.
While the school amendment
has been stressed far more than
the other three amendments. it
is doubtful if there will be any
great rush to the polls.
However, Jack Hooks, Column
bus County chairman Of cleo
tions. said everything was in
readiness for the election.
He urged registrars in each
precinct to phone IN the results
as soon as possible.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-09-05
Alton Crib Dies
OF Heart Attack

Alton Cornell Crib. 30. died
Of a heart attack Monday at
4:30 p. III. as he was returning
home from a fishing trip.
Crib and his fishing com
paniOnS, Carl Brubakcr and
Bonnie Small. al employees of
the Columbus Manufacturing
Company. We return lg from
la.aOasn. ~ stopped at Nix
on'S Cross Roads to shop and
Crib suffered the fatal attack
CrIDb. resident Of Route 3.
WhitcvIllc. was the son of earn
Ell =. Crib and Dolly Worlcy
Crib of Columbus County
Funeral services will bc held
from the Crib Town Church al
4 p. m Wednesday by the Rev
."rcnd Jesse Hilburn OF Ccrro
.GorGo and the Rev. Woodrow
Williamson of Boardman.
He is survived by his wife.
Mrs. JUauIta Crib; one daugh-
ter. Ann. OF the home. five bro
theirs. Willie and Earl Crib of
Route /. Chadbourn, Arthur and
Lee Crib of Clarendon: Joe
Crib of Lake Village of Will
.mInEton. five sisters. Mrs K. D
CartrcttC and Mrs. J. &. Crib
of Route /, ChadbOurn: Mrs
,SnClton Norris Of Clarendon,
Mrs. Martin Crib Of Clarendon
and Mrs. Erbio Crib OF Route
3, Whitevillc.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-09-05
Devils Open Season Friday

move the ball and they are de-
tcrmined," said the head ment-
or.
Hampered by absentces, due
to having TO work on the farm,
the Red Devils aren't expected
tp nit their stride until about
the third game.
Much of the Devil load will
fall on the shoulders OF Hugh
Gore, Wayne Miller. Jason
SolCs. Mickey Gore, Mickey
Watts, and Mitchell Anderson.
Green pointed out that he had
two good passers in Hugh Gore
and quarterback Kenneth Edd-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-09-05

ngS.
Tire Devils will work out OF
he Information this season.
This is the same system used
last year
Ono pOuugStCr counted on
heavily IS Willis Hill a u.s.
FOUNDER who operates from the
guard position. Hill has missed
several recent practices due 10
an ear infection; however. nc is
expected 10 be ready TO move
Friday night.
Coach Green had plenty OF
praise for tackle Mickey Watts
Continued on Page 81
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-09-05

- Tabor City's game but mex
NtriCnCCd Rcd Devil griddcrs
will journey to Dunn Friday for
the opening tilt Of the 1856
SEAA football season.
Under the direction Of a new
Coach. l.. s. Green, the Rcd Dew
ills have been pointing TO tho
opening tilt since August Is
when the first drill was called.
While the local gridders will
be light in the forward wall
Coach Green is optimistic about
fneir chances for victory.
8 "They will give good ac-
.count Of themselves. They can
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-09-05

Hill Chaanourn. and KcnanS-
vile.
y banking feature added re-
Gently by the Waccamaw Bank
was free pcrSonaliZcd checks.
These are still available. Bank
customers are urged to place
their order at their nearest Wac
camaw Bank and Trust Co.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-09-05
Jewish New Year
Rites Wednesday

The Today observance of tho
Jewish New Year. Rosh Hash
ana, will begin at shutdown.
Wednesday, with the year 57l7
on the Jewish calendar coming
in on Thursday.
Three local stores. Simon'S
Schild'S. and Lcinwands. will be
closed Thursday and Friday in
observance Of these religious
holidays
The High Holidays reach their
climax with Yom Kippur. the
Day of AtOncmCnt. Saturday.
September -. when those of 90,
Jewish faith spend most of IN.
day in SynagOgucS offering pray
or. Many fast on Yom Kippur.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-09-05
Fishing Trip Almost
Has Tragic Ending

Two local fishermen had
close brush with death Saturday
about p. IN. when their small
fishing skift overturned and
sank in the swirling waters Of
the Waccamaw River about one
and onc-half miles from the
bridge AT Prcway.
/. B. Hcdgecoc Of Tabor City
md .. Y. Stocks OF Pireway
we're still giving deep thought
today to the near tragic fishing
trip.
Hedgccoc, who went under
several times while struggling
to get to safety, credited Stocks
with saving his life. II was
Stocks VINO made it to the bank
first then wadcd back into the
river TO drag HcdgcCoc TO safety.
After rolling Hedgccoe across
a small log in an effort TO clear
his lungs OF the excess water,
Stocks Wadcd through the
SwampS TO the Pireway bridge.
Unable to locate assistance at
the bridge. Stocks broke the
lock on small boat and return
cd for HedgeCoe. When the two
men returned TO the bridge, a
paSSerby was summoned TO take
them to DR.. Ross Williamson in
Tabor City.
Hedgecoe related that he spent
about one and one-half hours
on the river bank waiting for
Stocks TO return.
The fivc-horSepower cupboard
motor on the small boat was
believed to have caused it to
sink. II overturned when
Hedgecoe attempted to retrieve
a hat belonging to Stocks that
had blown off into the water.
Il was as close to drowning
as you can get without actually
doing IL" said Hedgecoe Sun
day as he recovered from the
frightening experience.
Stocks. who returned to the
river and recovered the boat and
motor, related that he had diff
|-uIiy convincing the owner of
the borrowed boat that he had
broken the lock and taken the
boat during an emergency. The
boat owner was waiting with
Shotgun in hand when Stocks
returned to the river.
/ HcdgCCoc. who knows how TO
swim, said he was unable TO
move his legs during the hectic
minutes he floundercd IN deep
water.
! My legs were like iron and
II couldn't get them behind me
SO | could swim" he recalled.
, Immediately after the boat
overturned and sank. fishing
pole driftcd between the two
men. Stocks grabbed it and
pushed il to Hedgccoc but each
time Stocks pulled Hedgccoe to-
ward him the pole would break.
: IT broke three times" said
u HCdgccoc.
/ With the death brush still
heavy in mind, Hedgccome re-
marked that he was through
with fishing.
That was too close for conf
fort. I'll leave fishing to some
lone else from now on"
The heroic Stocks was I'M
available for comment.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-09-05
LAKE TABOR MEETING

Members Of the board of
directors Of Lake Tabor are
urged TO attend meeting at
the town hall in Tabor City
Friday night. September :, at
100. Several important mat
tcrS for discussion are schcd-
ulcd for the meeting.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-09-05

Mrs. David Simon and Miss
Rochelle Simon are spending
Thursday and Friday IN Char
lesion
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-09-05

Ter of Foreign Mission Board.
He is a missionary to Argen-
tina.
The Rev. J. C. Pipes, associate
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-08-23
Listen Americans!
BY GEORGE S. BENSON
President Of Harding College

A great deal of the news Of Washington in recent
weeks has centeed the question of whether more money
should be aocated for wapane production than the De-
Department asked for Congress appropriated
additional billion dollars and yet Defense Secretary Wilson
says may not be spent Congress stimulated to its
ton by statements which implied that the s. now behind
Russia in the striking of her Air Force and is losing
the chronological Battle of the Air
And yet after personally viewing the most heralded Of
the Soviet aircraft General Nathan IWlnng, T. s. Air Force
chief returned from Moscow and stated that the Com
nsts behind in chronological development Even more
emphatic the report of Hanson W. Baldwin, nternation
aly-known military analyst of the New York TIMES who
went to Moscow and what Twining
Mr. Baldwin said that it obvious the Russians
attempting at the Moscow air ShoW-ot to create the I'M
preston that their Air Force and military might
pero that of the u and therefore you have to get
along with us If frightened into feeling that Rus
STA powerful than the US.A., the Communists could
continue to expand their empire OF slavery by continued bluff
fling and bulldozing Mr. Baldwns basic conclusion
THE United States is still clearly superior to the Soviet
Union in air power today"
have just returned from MidWestern city where
of the important air developments under way
the newest jet engines that power nations military
arcraftboth piloted and piotless. them moving
the production line, splitting out their roaring power test
blocks, and mounted in experimental aircraft.
All the things | and heard cannot be made public
this time But it be said with the utmost emphasis
that America leads the world today in O military defensive
and striking power and () in the field of scientific advance
Fantastic military developments, which has
leaked already have out of research labs and
through testing experimentation and becoming avail
able for
At time when the Communist conspiracy is graspng
and capabliy of America The American systems in
dvua freedom the best possible atmosphere for
scientific progress and private ownership economy the
dynamic productive force earth. We must
with the tricky maneuverngs of the Communist worldwide
conspiracy.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-08-23

the past four years, proves that.
He spoke of drilling at 50 per
foot and % cents per foot. Any
driller will tell you that drilling
through plain dirt may be done
for 25 cents a foot, but other costs
range from 81 to $3.50 depending
upon the nature Of the substance
to be drilled. Drilling at the quar-
ly has been mostly through rock.
Chief Judge George Henderson and
both plaintiff and defendant in
the recent case at the court house
all agreed that 81 per foot was a
fair price for the quarry drilling.
He belittles and called unneces-
say "junket" trips that the Roads
Engineer and County Commits
sioners take. The Senator was not
aware that as the result Of just one
Of these so-called "junket' trips
Mr.. Swartzentruber, president of
the Commissioners was able to
raise an appropriation for the Gar
rett County Memorial hospital
from approximately $4,000 to $23,-
S87, an addition Of $6,8S7 this year
to pay for INDECENT cases at the
hospital. This so-called "junket"
cost the Commissioners probably
$3.50 at 7 cents per mile of
travel Was this junket waste of
money?
Many other events upon which
the Senator tries to cast suspicion
are normal and honest business ac-
tivities. The records in each case
are open to the taxpayers if they
are interested enough to look. Just
don't take everything the Senator
says as the gospel truth. His
reasoning is not always of the
highest order There are many i'm
purities, believe me.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-08-23
Warn Home Owners

Home owners in this area are be-
ing warned to be on the lookout
for gyp statesmen peddling alumni
mum siding
The Better Business Bureau of
Pittsburgh reported that fast talk
ing statesmen are victimizing resi-
dents of the area with a model
home pitch that is as old as the
hills"
The gimmick works like this:
The home owner is told he'll have
his house covered with aluminium
siding at a cut rate if he allows it
to be used as a model home" or
demonstration house" for GER
tain time. The owner also is as
sured he'll get a commission on
every sale that results.
The catch is that no commissions
ever come, the statesmen never re-
turn and the owner finds himself
paying through the nose.
Dealers here have stated that at
least three persons in the Oakland
area have been taken in" by the
arrangement.