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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-02-20
Horry Deputy Is
involved In Fruesas

Charges may be filed this
week against Horny County De-
putty Sheriff Roy Higgins for
forcible entry into a place o.
business Wednesday night on
- State line just outside OF
TABOR City and brutally beating
the operator over the head with
a. pistol.
Bob Spivey, operator of IN,
business place, said today that
Deputy Higgins stopped at his
place after he had cut off his
outside lights and closed for the
night. Several close friends OF
Spivey's were seated around the
stove inside. Spivey said Hug
- demanded that he open the
door.
Spivey said he told Higgins
he was closed for the night
and would not open the door
unless he had q search war
rant. Spivey said Higgins
then cursed and said he was
going to put your (oath) In
Jail and I don't have TO have .
warrant or search warrant to
Or IT," ,
Huggins then allegedly fired
hiS pistol through the front door,
the bullet striking the concrete
floor inside and bouncing a.
round, but no one was hit. Hug
gins then. said Spivey, smashed
out the glass panels Of the front
door with his bare hands and
unlocked the door from the in
side. Spivcy said that Higgins
badly cut his hands and arms in
STe Shing them through the glass
door. SpotcheS of dried blood
we're still visible yesterday on
The door near the lock when
pictures were made and some
blood stains were still on the
floor.
Once inside the building, ac-
'ording to Spivey, the deputy
struck him over the head twice
with his pistol, causing severe
Sks on the head and right ear
orSpivey.
Il made no effort to resist
huggins as he struck me with
The pistol" said Spivey. Spivey
said that up until this time
Huggins had not said he was
under arrest OF anything about
why he was there" Then" said
Spivey, "as he led me out the
uoor, he said I was under arrest.
AS | stopped to get in his car, he
nme again over the head with
the pistol cutting a long cash in
the top Of my head" Witnesses
10 this attack said Spviey hal
offered no resistance.
spivey said HuEEins cursed
him all the way 10 Jail and
never told him what he was
oharge5 with. When he put
MIN In Jail, Spivey said Hug
gins told them to hold him
md not let him out. However,
VIC next day he was released
on $4,000 bail and sim net In
formed Of the atarges. His
lawyer later found that he
was charged with operating .
rambling house. interfering
with a law officer and resist
Ing arrest.
The case has been turned owe
10 attorneys and Spivey says h,
IS contemplating pressing chsrs
eSsgainst Higgins for the alleg
co unprovoked attack.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-02-20
Pre- School Clinic
Set For Tabor City

The pre-school clinic will be
held for the Tabor City students
who will enter school this Aug
ust on March 81 at the school
c. II. Primer, princi-
pal, today.
Parents should call by the
school office for an application
blank and fill in same as soon as
possible or by March 1" said
Mr.. Primer.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-02-20

Mrs. Bessie Stanley returned
Sunday from a several week
visit in Florida. While there she
visited in the homes OF Mrs
Mary Stewart, asistcr. and her
brother and sistcr-in-law. Mr.
and Mrs. Glen WRIGHT in Tampa
and Pleasant City. Harry Bry-
ant and sons. David and Dan.
made a trip via train to Jack
sonville, Fla. Saturday and
drove home with her.
Mrs. A. c. Edwards spent the
weekend at Crescent Beach as
the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. L. p.
Carpenter, Of Charlotte.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-02-20
.Whiteville Club
Plans Benefit
Gard Party

A Bridge and CanaSta tourna-
ment is being planned by the
Junior Woman's Club Of White
vile as benefit for the Chill
dren's Home Society in Green's
boro.
Inc event will be held at an
early date nj the Woman's
Clubhouse on East College
Street, WhitcvilIc with admis-
sion set at S1.00.
Refreshments will be served
and the public is invited TO at
tend said an official of the club.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-02-20
CUB PACK MET

A Cub Scout Pack meeting
will be held Friday, 7 pm. IT
the st. Paul Methodist Church.
Winston Gore, cubmaster, said
today that awards would be pre-
sented during the meeting.
All parents are invited to at
tend.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-02-20

Ned Butler, Howard Harrel-
son, Joe Coleman, Rembert
Gore and Ed Hickman spent
some time recently in Orlando
Fla. fishing.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-02-20
ATTENDS CONVENTION

Mrs. Evelyn F. Bullock Of the
Carolina Beauty Shoppe attend
ed the State Cosmetologist con-
vcntion in Durham last week.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-02-20

The NJ. c. Fowlers and the
Murray Fowlers spent some
time recently in. Florida vacs-
'tioning.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-02-20

DIR. and Mrs. Eugene Cook are
yacationins In Florida this week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-08

towns oldest dwelling u0I5); Trinity
Church. noted for its beautiful interior
and its white spire stil tipped with the
gold crown Of England (l72ol; Colony
House, scene Of the Inauguration Of Gov
errors for $50 years (17So): Hunter House,
finest surviving dwelling Of Viewpoints pre-
Revolutionary era OF great prosperity
(lT48): Redwood Library, containing many
valuable old books (175O): Vernon House,
where Washington visited ROchambeau
076sD; TOuro Synagogue. oldest in America
and one Of the most beautiful Colonial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-08

uE SUNDAY STAR MAGAZINE WASHINGTON o. c. ssprIMssR O. 1857
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-08

places Of worship sim standing (IT6s).
Also worth exploring are the CltR walk,
which meanders around the cliffs overlook
ing the Atlantic and passes several great
estates. including The Breakers, and Ocean
Drive. which does pretty much the same
thing for sightseers who prefer to ride.
Wen, that's the kind Of place Newport
really is-a little city that ranks big archi-
tecturaIly and historically, as well as
recreati0nally. No wonder the President
picked It as q vacation spot. No wonder the
Preservation Society wants to preserve itl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-24
Montgomery PTA
Units Favor Ruise
In Teacher Puy

Members Of the Montgomery
County Council OF Parent
Teacher Associations indicated
at a meeting this week that
their units will back a program
seeking teacher pay raises dur
ing the convention Of the Mary
land Congress Of Parents and
Teachers next month in Baiti-
more.
Most delegates at the coun-
Gil meeting at Poolesville High
School said they would support
a proposed legislative program
of the congress which would
urge the General Assembly al
its session in January to over
ride Gov. McKeldin's veto last
year of the teacher pay raise
bill.
The bill provided a $400 in
crease in the State minimum
salary scale.
/ The council elected Mrs
Orman Rippeon Of Clarkshurt
vice president to succeed Mrs
Leo Mccarthy, Rockville. whit
resigned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-24

money and its expenditure. The
County Board Is charged with
accountability for that money.
Mr.. Magruder said the reas-
sessment board was appointed
by the Circuit Court as an in
dependent board. But he said
the County Board must and
did approve vouchers for all
expenditures - including the
salaries in question.
Can Check Expenditures
In approving expenditures
County Board members have
before them warrant regis
terS' which show check num-
bers, the payeeS. and total
amounts. II a board member
has q question on any item he
reads the check number and
the County Manager pulls the
voucher and gives details.
A question and answer period
followed last nights debate,
and both candidates partici-
pated. At three previous meet
ings. Mr.. Magruder declined to
answer questions from the floor
because Of what he termed
the preplanned ABC strategy
Of stacking meetings for the
purpose Of asking loaded Ques-
tons"
Mr.. Brown said he has made
no malicious charges. Nobody
dragooned either Of us into
this race. We're volunteers
and it's a candidates duty 70
appear face TO face with the
voters and answer questions
openly"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-24
|PSC Recesses
|Heoring on
Phone Rutes

BALTIMORE, oct. "a ~
Hearing of q proposed ee.a65.-
900 annual rate increase, which
the Chesapeake a. Potomac
Telephone Co. says is already
too little too late" has been
recessed temporarily.
The company's detailed po-
sition on the August is rate
request was laid before the Pub
lie Service Commission In
printed form yesterday. There
was little testimony, but q
statement was read.
Wilfred T. McQuaid, the
peoples counsel TO the PSc,
cross-examined some CAP wit
nesses briefly. then told the
commission he was not pre-
pared to continue.
Mr.. McQuaid is to notify the
PSC Monday as to when he
and others protesting the i'm
crease will be ready TO 60 on
The increase would add about
80 cents q month to the aver
age Maryland telephone bill
At the same time. subscribers
would be able to call a larger
number of exchanges without
toll charges. cap said.
Mr.. McQuaid said earlier
when filing his protest, that
the proposed rate hike would
give CAP $40 million a year in
additional gross revenue over q
l0-year period.
The company statement said,
I'VE urgently needed immedi-
ate rate relief when we filed
last August. What we asked
for then is already too little
and too late"
And CAP Vice President
Grim Morrell said the utili-
tvs future financial needs
would depend upon the out
come OF wage negotiations now
under way with one OF its
unions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-24

flscated 1917 gallons of moon
shine in the garage, located
near Eighteenth street and Co
lumbia road NV.
The two suspects arrested in
Prince Georges yesterday were
identified as James M. Smith,
"a, a truck driver, Of Accokeek,
Md. and Earl r. Williams, l8,
of the 500 block Somerset ave-
nue., Riverdale Heights. Smith
and Lamot were held under
$4,000 bond each pending q
preliminary hearing on Novem-
Der 10 on charges Of house,
breaking and larceny. Will
liams was placed under $1,000
bond.
The suspected thieves, police
reported, stole hundreds OF tires
and sparkplues in a wave OF
break-ins beginning last April.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-24

against Mr.. Dalton as q tor
rid" one. Mr.. Almond went on
to say:
Virginia stands at the cross
roads Of choosing whether or
not she will exercise her ability.
her strength. her prestige as a
sovereign State. or serve as q
near-satellite OF the centralized
arrogance In Washingtno.
Il shall take my side with
Virginia"
Makes Stand Clear
The candidate said he want
ed to make it clear that II am
dedicated to the growth of an
adequate and efficient school
system and / shall do every
thing in my power to preserve
it,"
Under Virginia's laws de-
signed to preserve segregation.
an efficient" school system is
defined as one in which the
races are kept separated.
Mr.. Almond said many peo-
pie are being misled by Ted
Dalton when he says he stands
for maintaining separate
schools by the admission of
Negroes to white classrooms.
Mr.. Dalton advocates a local
pupil assignment plan similar
TO that of North Carolina.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-24


in at Smiths Service Station
at Glenmont and Colesville
roads, Colesville.
Detective Sergt. Stanley A.
Harding identified the man as
Ralph E. Lamot. 81. a roofer,
of the $500 block Of Ritten-
house street, East Riverdale.
Later yesterday. Prince
Georges County police picked
UP two other men charged with
being in the group that report
edly engineered IL break Inns in
the two counties. Early today,
a fourth suspect was appre-
nended in Prince Georges and
held for questioning.
Cooperation with the Metro
politan Police Department led
TO the discovery Of a garage
which police said was used as a
storage depot for stolen goods.
District police said they con-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-24

ing from the front and pushing
from the back,
Senator Byrd did not appear
at the Richmond meeting. Rep
resentatiye Abbitt. Democrat OF
Virginia, appeared instead.
Mr.. Henderson called Mr..
Almond q political chameleon
who changes color in every sit
uation. In Northern Virginia he
Is q cool green. In Southside he
Is fiery red. and when 1t comes
to q specific Question--he Is
colorless.
He said 1--WE have had enough
Of this kind OF insincerity and
we have heard enough Of their
vicious blasting Of President
Eisenhower when they helped
put him In Office"
The @. o. p. candidate Tor
Lieutenant Governor said
Byrd, Stanley and Almond are
not Democrats--they are lead
ers Of extremists and reaction
aries who hide behind the false
front OF States rights"
Mr.. Dillow said Virginia's pub
lie school system was doomed
| to failure under the Byrd-Al-
mond- Stanley massive resist
ance program.
Secretary Weeks said two
party system in the South is a
national necessity.
I'm talking about a genuine
two-party system where the
parties wear the Republican
or Democratic label--not the
two antagonistic parties that
masquerade as one at national
Democratic conventions" he
added.
The current Monday morn
ing quarterbacking about the
Russian satellite has made a
lot OF people forget last spring
and summer. when the Demo-
Gratis in Congress were sharp
ening their axes TO butcher the
budget" he declared.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-24

Almond said he did not know
why Mr.. Br0wnell had TO wait
two weeks before his resiena-
ton becomes effective.
Between 500 and 500 War
rem County Democrats over
flowed the Front Royal Coun-
try Club last night and greeted
Mr.. Almonds news about Mr..
Brownell with whoops and
cheers.
Mr.. Brownell and the Ma
tional Association for the Ad-
vancement of Colored People
are ciassed as one and the same
by Mr.. Almond and others In
the Byrd Democratic organi-
zation who advocate massive
resistance" to the Supreme
Courts school segregation de-
cision Of May, 1854.
Lost 1854 Case
Mr.. Almond. as State attor-
ney general. had unsuccessfully
pleaded Virginia's case which
led to the Supreme Courts 1854
decision and similar rulings
subsequent to that time. He
resigned as State attorney gen.
eral TO run for Governor against
Republican Ted Dalton.
Il know Mr.. Brownell," Mr..
Almond said with what ap-
peared to be studied rancor. Il
have had many conferences
with him. / had hoped that ne
would do something for which
I could heap upon him. the
widest congratulations. :"
After a pause. Mr.. Almond
Numbered:
And now that moment has
arrived. BY his resignation he
has rendered this country a
great service. / can't UNDER
stand why ne has put it of for
two weeks"
Referring to his campaign
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-24

date, tossed the Cnalienge our
ing a debate with his opponent,
Herbert l.. Brown of the ABC.
before the Donaldson Run Civic
Association at the Taylor
School.
Mr.. Brown maintained that
there are important differ
ences in Interpretation Of the
facts" and he said a full in
vestigation by the county board
Is in order.
II have nothing TO fear, "
Mr.. Magruder said after Mr..
Brown pressed the point that q
person with nothing to fear
should welcome a complete in
vestigations
Neither do /" said Fred A.
Gosnell. jr,. from the back Of
the audience. He also is a
member Of the reasSesSment
board who also was named by
County Board Member Ralph
Raul when he asked for the
County Board investigation.
No Meeting Called
County Board Chairman
Wesley w. Cooper. for whose
seat the two candidates are
running. declined late yester-
day to call a special meeting
of the board to consider such
an investigation because the
reassesSment board is not an
agency of the County Board.
-Four Of the five County Board
members had requested such a
meeting.
Last night Mr. Magruder
said, The charges by Kaul
are very serious innuendoes.
and he should legally be COM
PEELED to support them. II he
is. / am sure that his obvious
political mouthings will fall
fiat on their face
At previous meetings during
the candidates swing through
the county in the spirited cam
paign, Mr.. Magruder has called
for Mr.. Kaul's resignation from
the County Board.
Mr.. Brown last night said
there have been some very
specific allegations regarding"
the reassessment board. There
have been no specific answers. :"
Asks to Await Results
Mr.. Magruder said persons
should await the results" be-
fore forming opinions. But Mr..
Brown said: 1T is difficult to
await results IL We are not 60
ing to get a full investigation
by the County Board"
The AIM candidate termed
Mr.. Kaul's accusation about the
reassessment board salaries a
publicity trick aimed to dis
honor many people" He called
the charges malicious mud
singing"
Mr.. Brown said. Nobody
questions the appointments to
the reassessment board. But
this deals with public tax
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-24

Dalton ana MS running mates
at q e10O-a-plate dinner at the
Belle Haven Country Club in
Fairfax County TO plug for q
Republican victory November
5, and the beginning Of q full
fiedged two-party system In
Virginia.
Heretofore. Senator Dalton
and his partners on the ticket
have received little apparent
support from the top Of the
party. The other q. o. p. candi-
dates are Horace T.. Henderson
for Lieutenant Governor and
j. Livingston Dillow for At
ltorney General.
The emphasis last night was
lon two-party government. but
the school segregation issue was
mot ienored--especially by the
candidates themselves. The Re-
publican platform is opposed 10
the Democratic massive re-
sistance" plan and calls for q
local pupil assignment program
to cope with the Supreme Court
desegregation decree.
II promise you folks I will
tight this machine 1.-THE Demo-
crats) on closing down the pub
lie schools Of Virginia" said
Senator Dalton.
He left the dinner early to ny
to Richmond. where he said he
had been invited to speak with
Senator Byrd. Democrat OF
Virginia.
Earlier in the campaign,
Senator Dalton challenged Sen
ator Byrd 10 appear on the
same platform with him and
answer questions about school
segregation. He said he did
not know whether Senator
Byrd would show up at the
meeting, but / told them
would be on hand" He said
even II Senator Byrd isn't ac-
tually running for ONCE in this
campaign. hes in there pull
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-24
Health Mission Topic

DR.. H. Van Zile Hyde. chief
Of the Division of International
Health of the United States
Health Service, will speak at a
special luncheon of the Almas
Temple at 1890 pm. tomor-
row. He will discuss his visit
to Russia as a member Of the
public health mission.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-24
Almond 'Congrotulotes'
BrowneII on Resiqninq

FRONT ROYAL. Va, Oct. PA. Lindsay Almond IT.,
who Vrgnias attorney general had lost public school
ntegraon suits to the Justice Department last night offered
his congratulations" to Attorney General Browne for the
latters resignation.
Speaking the DEMOCRATIC candidate for Governor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-24
Cooper Plans
No Probe on
kauI Charges

Wesley w. Cooper. chairman
Of the Arlington County Board.
last night announced he will
not call for a special board in
vestigation OF the reassessment
boards expenditures.
A special meeting TO con-
slider such an investigation had
been requested by all four OF
the other board members after
Ralph Raul had charged that
j. Maynard Magruder was
overpaid for his reaSsessment
services.
Mr.. Raul. who Is an ABC
member of the board. said Mr..
Magruder had no right 70 bill
the county for overtime when
he was supposed TO be paid on
a per diem basis. Mr.. Magruder
is an AIM candidate for cleo
ton to the board.
Confers With Hassen
Mr.. Cooper said ne had con-
ferred with Commemorative
Attorney William Hassen. and
then wrote Mr.. Kaul as fol-
lows:
The reasseSsment board
does not come under the direct
control Of the county board
since it was established by an
order Of the Arlington Cir
cult Court dated January IL,
/ 1856. :"
Mr.. Kaul. who has declared
there should be a probe Of
/ payments to j. Maynard Ma
gruder. a prominent county
Democrat and candidate for
the county board. said today;
Il ask Mr.. Cooper. What is
he afraid Of? Why Is he look
ing for legalistic excuses for
not getting all the facts?"
Mr.. Raul said in a lengthy
statement he was shocked to
receive from the AIM chairman
=. a letter contending that the
county board does not have
the power TO investigate the
expenses Of the recent general
reaSsessment board"
Says Board Has Right
Since the county board APP
propriated funds for reassess-
ment board expenses. ne said.
the county board must have
the right to look into 1.-The large
amounts Of money paid TO GER
tain members" (Mr. Magruder
and Fred Gosnell. jr.. general
chairman of AIM) Of the re-
assessment board.
The General Reassessment
Board was in session from
January 10. 1856. to March 80.
1857. Mr.. Kaul charged that
during this period Mr.. Ma
gruder claimed and was paid
SAILS" He said the reassess-
ment session included Sol nor
NAL working days.
Assuming that he worked
full time every working day.
the most he could have earned
is $1,000. at $40 per day." Mr..
Raul said.
The $40 per diem rate, Mr..
Raul has stated. was estab-
llished by a formal resolution
OF the County Board and was
never altered.
Added Work Cited
Board Chairman Cooper. in
his letter. said that ION Janu-
airy is. 1857. each member Of
the county board received a
copy OF a letter from the chair
man OF the reassessment board
advising OF the necessity OF
members Of said board and its
clerical staff to work day and
night In order TO complete the
volume Of work assigned TO
them"
The board chairman said
Virginia law provides that "the
county board may make in
vestigation only of such agen-
cies or individuals coming UNI
der the immediate control OF
the county board"
In the election race Mr.. Ma
gruder is opposed by ABC can
didate Herbert l.. Brown. Elk
Guiding Mr.. Cooper, who is not
a candidate for reelection, the
board is evenly split between
two AIM members, Mrs. Leone
Bucnholz and Lucas Blevins
and two ABC members. Mr..
Raul and David Krupsaw.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-24
Church Oyster Supper

The Mount Carmel Methodist
Church. Route 81. Sunshine.
Md. will hold It's annual Oyster
and Ham Supper. from 3 TO 8
nm. Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-24
Top Republicans Dine
In Foirfox, Boost Dalton
By MANY Lou WERNER

new Republican upswng Virginia forecast by
party night they rotted out Of their big
boost the oubenaoa campaign Of State Senator Ted
Dalton.
Secretary Weeks Representative Broyh and
o. o. p National Chairman Meade Acorn Joined Senator
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-24
3 Police Bureaus Team Up
ToNub 4inAuto Ports Thefts

Teamwork between police authorities in two nearby Mary
land counties and the District credited today with the
roundup Of four suspects accused Of stealing than $4,000
worth Of auto tires and spark plugs from area stations
Montgomery County police said the first suspect picked
up Yesterday several after aegedy helping break
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-24
Mogruder Challenges
RivoIs to Jury Probe

Leaders Of the Arnetonians for Better County last
night were challenged before grand jury with their
charge that Arlington County Board Candidate Maynard
Maerer overcharged the county for his services the
reassessment board
Mr Magruder the Arlington independent Movement cand-