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Evening star., 1957-12-20

cation filed with the Interstate
Commerce Commission yester-
day represented no change in
Its opposition to q new general
or across-the-board rate in
crease.
I'VE will still not increase
any freight rate where doing so
would price US out Of the mar
ket and reduce our net in
come" Mr.. DeButts emphasized.
"The Southern will continue
to press actively for reductions
below present rates on certain
commodities where such re-
ductions are necessary to meet
the competition Of other trans
portation agencies and to en-
able our shippers TO reach their
natural markets.
Southern would not be O.
party TO this current request
II 1t called for general or across
the-board increases. as the
prior case did. We were not
party to that request" he de-
gelared.
"a I'VE went along with this
one only after It was agreed
TO exclude q great many classes
of trafiic from any increase at
all. and only after 1t was
agreed to ask for only mod
crate increases on some classes
Of trafilc where increases were
felt to be justified"
Petition Asks Increases
On Selective Basis
In the petition fled yester-
day. the railroads asked per-
mission to increase freight
rates on a selective basis. They
estimated the increases would
average 3 per cent and said
they were needed to meet
higher costs.
The petition did not specify
the increases being sought. but
the new rates are said to be
ready for submission Monday
If the ICC should approve the
application.
1 The rates changes. II the ICC
permits them TO be published. |
would become effective after 20 |
days unless protests were filed |
with the commission. in which |
case the ICC usually calls for |
hearings.
In the petition. fled by an |
Class I railroads. the carriers
referred to a general rate hike |
which was granted last August
s. and added the ICC said at |
that time o further moderate |
increase might be sought to
cover additional expenses an |
ticipated BY the end Of the |
year.
The August increases ranged
from 4 to 2 per cent. Added TO !
boosts allowed earlier In the
year. they brought the total |
1857 rate hikes to II per cent |
in the East. IL per cent in the |
West. and . per cent in the |
South. The two increases
added about s997.8 million to
rail revenues.
Evening star., 1957-12-20

proximately $22 ,ess, 900. a de-
crease Of about s4.72S.oO0 from
q year ago.
November Gas Sales Soar
20 Per Cent Above Year Ago
Washington Gas Light Co.
today reported November sales
jumped 20.55 per cent ahead
Of q year ago.
The months total consump-
ton was 34.950.75l therms.
compared with 2S.99S.s05 in
November last year
Sales for IL months this year
aggregated S2e,0 ,034.38l therms,
compared with 32l.3i3,852 IN
the same 1856 period.
Evening star., 1957-12-20
MUTUAL FUNDS

NEW YORK. Dec. 20 R.-Nationai
Association Securities Dealers. Inc.
Neon ouotationsl
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-02
leCai School
Clothes Closet
Drive Friday

The hours FOR tho clothes
drive Tor the TABOR City School
c.. p. are set from $3.50 10 700
p. m. FriGI.. CytIDv. /. an
nounccd Mrs. j \. Hcrlockcr.
chairman for the u. T. \. spon-
sarcd project.
members O. the school pulru,.
uadcr the Erection OF the Tao
On City Policc Department. will
make a house 10 house canvas
f.r clothes for the closet th,t
wilt be used for III" under, wi
l,Lg students.
1T will assist the patrol boy.
very much il the c.;ilcnly will
pat the clothes on me porch and
u."r turn the porch lights on 1T
dark said Hrs. Hrrlpcllcr TO-,
a call To her residence. mmhcr
2I5l. will send someone to uiG.
the clothes up bcio.o Friday !
they may oc sent foo g.. schnp,
a. in past years.
Mrs. HcrloClicr also rcmln s.
school patrons that many yl..n..
are needed tor the closet and d
number of students may MT r.
able to attend school j. g,l ."l
,lotnlng is lDt secured
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-02
! Yam What ] Yam
By M. E. GARDNER

they Iall me yam which | am really not
however, tins doesn't matter Il lot
NY real name is lpomoea batatis
But this name would surely stump a lot of us
am rich in Vtamns A and G.
winch come from my flesh color you see,
am good FOR babies and grown-lps alike
80 Iced me to your little tike.
"from me comes syrup. pie and candy
looked IN my Jacket | am dandy,
have many many other uses
so housewives offer no excuses
am worth all the praise they give
because help lots Of folks to live
All need Is a reasonable chance
30 can grow up and wear long pants
Every October at Tabor City
D ihey dress me up to look real pretty
And folks from S. c. and ~ c.
Make lot of fuss over me-
Charlie Raper says am the best
This side of the great Pacific Northwest.
But he is inclined to exaggerate
And this we cannot rate.
Papa Pope is my best friend
Because he works and works no end
To change my skin, flesh and resistance
~ surely appreciate his persistence.
Fonvielle Carroll and Wright will tell
How much they like to see me SELL
And while they always wish me well
The cork in my leg is giving me hell
apologies here. 1t was the only word that would
rhyme).
This points back to Papa Pope
Because believe he has the DOPE
so rid me of this cork condition
SO can gain a new position.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-02
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Telephones On qO4

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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-02
Tabor P.T.A.
Meets Thurs.

The Tabor City Parent Teach
crS Association will meet Thurs
DAY. October 3. at $50 p. M. IN
the school, auditorium ior q
brief business session after
which Open House will be held
announced Mrs. James {. Cox
president.
During the Open House par
cntS will have the opportuurt,
I" ...' go '..nl .... ,. .hcu
c'''dr"l and also confer witt.
tn teachers.
~ patrons of En-. school are
invited to attend boh the busi-
ness session and Open House.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-02
Final Rites
Held Sunday
For Capt. Bryan

Funeral services for Can't
Joseph Carter Bryant. %. who
was killed in an aircraft acct
dent Tuesday Of last week near
Van Mugs, Calf. were held al
3 p. m. Sunday in the Loris
Methodist Church. the Rev. w.
y Arnold officiatcd, assisted by
the Rev. Frank Haynes, pastor
OF First Baptist Church, and the
Rev. X. w Bcdcnbaugh, past
.or of Loris Methodist Church
Burial was in the Patterson
Cemetery, directed by Hard
wick Funeral Home.
Surviving are his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Roscoe Bryant, and his
patcrnal grandmother. Mrs. J
a. Bryant, IL of Loris.
PallbCarCrS were Paul Rogers
il. Harold Rogers, Frank Nc
Cougar. Jack Hardwick. Fred
Brown and Howard Wootcn.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-02
Ten Contestants
Now Assured For
0ueen's Crown

Ten girls have officially enter
Ell the Queens Contest to be
staged here Friday evening. De
I''er II, the second day Of the
'ar"llnas Yam Festival and def
mt" commitments huy" hccY
made to send contestants rom
ilE" other cities.
Officially entered .,. linn;
Mcdaniel. Miss Kinston" .,,r-
oor.i BIZ Kins.op Jlyr,n. o.,.
won third place i'm the Mis-.
North Carolina" Contest this
year. she is Is and at,crlir ,
Eastern Carolina College.
Sarah Er.i, Dot. - .,r;.
In,.is" srnrso,oJ Lr ,l,a t,.;.
NI.rrb,rt, A..o.fa,;,n ,..,i,,,, D,
C,lumhi, CoIIoro ~ WV ~
r,..;
w.; - 't'''' "I''', I"' ;. ""e!,,
,....,.,,''', - =, ''S' ''''''"'' WIZ
''t "eo' E''o""'
Jean "i!Hon thompson. Is
VINO served as May Queen Of
the "hiteViiie High School this
year, VIII represent Whitcvi,i'
III '"e contest sponsored by tn"
'.Gr>hAnlS ASSOCIATION OF White
VIC Hhe Is attending Wake
y ores. '"lIege,
Betty bunch. u. student IN
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-02
Liquor Conspiracy
Federal Hearing Is
Postponed Again

Any apprehension that the
Horny county law enforcement
officers may have had regarding
thc federal investigation into the
whiSkcy conspiracy, has been
relaXcd-at least for awhile.
Last week U. S. Deputy
Marshall was busy throughout
Horny County serving new sub
poems on "A bcvy of witnesses
who We're scheduled 10 appear
before Federal Grand Jury in
Charleston on October Il.
Ahc new .ubpoonaS served last
week has postponed the Grand
jury hearing until u,Xt May 10.
IN Charleston.
The latest lostuoucmcnt is the
th:rd since ,hc Investigation be-
gan N February. The charges
we're originally slled 10 be air
co in Aiken, 5. {. \; that time
IS witnesses appeared to testify
but the hearing was postponed
i2gl June IN Florence.
@rrior To 'hr Florence s.hcdul-
cd hearing, new subpccnas were
issued changing the date to Oc-
,obcr and the location to Char
.cSton With last weeks occur
ancc. the place remains the same
but the date has been set UP
another eight months, the long
est delay i'll the long investiga-
ton TO date.
Although there have been a
L6mbcr of icvclupmtntS in the
case since the investigation be-
gan, including the indictment of
Sheriff John Henry and eight of
his deputies on charges Of vio-
lating the rights Of citizens as
guaranteed ny the l4th amend
ment, no law enforcement offic-
crS have been indicted on the
whiSkcy conspiracy charge.
Frank Boyd, the man alleged
q be the sheriff's department
Dayoff man Ey Bob Spivcy, has
been arrested for liquor law
violations but law enforcement
officers to date have avoided ar
rest and indictments in the con-
Spiracy investigation.
Members Of the sheriff's force
and Boyd are slated 20 be tried
IN Fc' raj court in Florence in
December.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-02
Miss Dorothy Bullock
Dies In Her Sleep

Miss Dorothy Bullock, "a, died
in her sleep Sunday morning at
Ocean Drive Beach where she
had made nar home for the past
several years
She was the adopted daughter
Of the late Montgomery Johnson
Bullock and Agnes Richardson
Bullock of Loris.
Funeral services were held
Tuesday at p. m. from the In
man Funeral Home in Tabor
CITY with the Rev. Minos Strick-
land officiating Burial was in
the Forest Lawn Cemetery.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-02
Negro Scohol
Is Sponsoring
Baby Contest

The Baby Contest. sponsored
by tn" Senior Class of Tabor
City Negro High School. will
terminate, Sunday. October 6. at
1870 pm, in the Gymtorium.
\ cash prize will be given "a
{ h Of .hc first three winners
Let your baby he one Of tho
three!
The public is cordially invited
to attend the program.
Frances Chestnut
'5S Reporter
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-02
HOUSEKEEPING

Saturday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. J. d. Lovette entertained
with a house warming and bar
becue chicken supper.
About 40 guests were in at
tendance asd MIR. and Mrs. Low
cite received many gifts.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-02
OVERLOOKED

Leo Thompkins' uamc was in
advcrtcntly omitted from last
weeks Mayors Court list. lie
was tried and found guilty OF
p"biic drunkenness. Mayor
Howard HARRISON fined him $40
plus cost OF court.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-02
Tuesday Meeting

The Dirt Dobbtrs Garden Club
will meet Tuesday. October 8
al 3 p. m. in the home Of Mrs
Eugene Cook. club officials an.
.nouuced toby.
All members are .rged TO at.
tend.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-02
EORGETOWN VISITORS

Mrs. Clara Brown and Bob
Thomas of Georgetown were
guests in the home OF htr sist-
or, Mrs. II. +. Epps. and Mr..
EppS Sunday.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-02
POLICEMAN COURSE

Judge Raymond Mallard. OF
Tabor City. will teach a class
of Wilmington policemen on
the subject of The Law of
t.rreSt and Search and Seiz-
ure" Friday afternoon in VIII
minGton. The school for no
licemcn has a number of
prominent instructors and Is
similar To the course held i'm
Tabor City some months ago.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-02

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added to tbe mn -
CaroIinas Yam re,tiv,t Da"
ton Smith. > 10 vc,r old s;x
fGotcr with souarc i,r ~
typical old wild wcs, d,ys
will put on shooting exhibit
s'on with - caiibrC revolver
each of the three days. The
first demonstration of his fast
era" ana accurate marks
ah-Sh'? Is scheduled for
n",S u'N "'"rho"n at Civilian
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" aiming contest.
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in ,,'G TO-, va me "I''Fno"h OF OPEN
Ty,o ,S,,,..,.. - = 80 P'E contest
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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-02
MRS. PLEASANTs ILL

MrS. j. z. Hughes left this
morning for Virginia, Va. to be
with her slaughter, Mrs. Jimmy
Peasants, who is in bed on ac-
count Of back ailment. MIR
Peasants drove here Tuesday
evening to accompany her to
Virginia.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-07-20

thea'S tennis coach and one
time intercollegiate tennis chm
pion "A just reward Tor a true
champion-a fitting queen for
the tennis world who has shown
unusual power of perscrver-
ance, skill and determination
which has enabled her to over
come adversely as well as ten
mis- opposition
Henry Singletary of West Palm
Beach: II am very proud of
her, and / was praying for her
to win She really had my pray
ers Singletary is a former
Rather net star and one of
he two male members of the
team to work out with Althea.
II first played against her
in the fall of l949, following
her enrolment here at the Uni
versity,' revealed Singlctary.-
"and found that she had very
few weaknesses and that she
felt right at home on the court
with any male member of the
squad" Concluding. he said:
Her winning the Wimbledon
couldn't have happened to a
finer person.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-07-20

players'll be on hand FIR this
one.
Special visual aids will be
used at this clinic SO that those
in attendance may better under
stand what the ball players are
demonstrating. For example, a
giant foot hand with NOV
able fingers and foot in
diameter baseball will be used
to demonstrate pitching finger
grips. Supplementing this will
blowups OF famed Cleveland In
be 4 by 5 foot Photographic
dams pitcher Mel Harder's
h ands. showing 'sliders'
"change-ups" fast balls', cur
yes" and so-forth. There'll even
be a pair of 5 foot simulated
feet to show changes in stance
for batters and pitchers on var
ious plays.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-07-20

Cookie Lavagetto. Washing
tons manager has promised he'll
be there, along with some OF
his top stars, including Clint
Courtney, Jim Lemon and Roy
Sievers, as well as several mem
bers of his coaching staff, Ellis
Ceary and Bob urges.
Special guest sf the clinic
will be one of the truly
time great ball players, q
great favorite with Detroit base
ball fans and one-fime manager
of the Tigers. Mickey Cochrane
Detroit Tiger squad members
who will appear at the clinic
were not set at press time
but previous clinics were attend
ed by Ray Boone, Harvey Ku-
enn, ]. w. Porter, Pat Mullin
Steve Gromek, Lou Sleater
Steve Boros and AL Aber, and
we're sure that some of these
wonderful Detroit Tiger ball
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-07-20

have been announced as the first
selectees for the East squad.
They are shortsfop Monte Bond,
IL. of Niles. o. pitcher Caledonia
Cona.ienzo of Cuba. and out
fielder Dale Miller of Lancast-
err. Pa.
Screening of players for the
two squads continues daily in
the office of the league presi-
dent in Chicago.
Tickets for the Classic, which
will begin at 3 pm, can be
purchased by mail at the league
office, 1928 E. Drexel Square
and 100 f. Erie ST., Chicago.
Tickets are priced at So for
box seats and Sl.50 for general
admission. Persons wishing tic
kets are asked to address their
mail to DR.. J. B. Martin, 1913
E. Drexel Square. Chicago
Please state the kind of tickets
wanted, the number and also
enclose a self-addressed. stamped
envelope, as well as q check
or money order covering the
amount of the tickets.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-07-20
Tiger HishIites =

Most runs one inning by De-
troit: 5-4th inning, May End
VS.. Boston.
Most runs one inning by OPP
ponents: 6-By Chicago, End
inning. June at Chicago. BY
Boston, 7th inning, June 80 at
Boston.
Most runs one game. by De-
troit: III (twice)-5 % VS.. WASH,
5 /27 VS.. Cleveland.
Most runs one GENE, by OPP
ponents: l2-Chicago. there on
June LIST. Boston there on June
10Th.
Most hits one game. by De-
tioit: Is (i2innings VS.. Cleve-
land. April 2D. IA % innings
at Boston, May l5).
Most hits one game, by OPP
ponents: l7-At Chicago, June
LIST.
Most home runs one game by
Detroit: A New York here.
June 10th Maxwell 2, Kuenn
and Kaline).
Most home runs one game by
opponents: 3-Kansas City here,
Apri %. July 5th. Chicago here,
May 18th. Washington here.
June 4.
Most home runs one game.
both clubs: 6-Detroit 4. New
York 2, here June 10.
Longest game (innings): 10
AT Baltimore. May 81.
Shortest . innings game
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-07-20

Detroit is a natural for inter-
collegiate rowing. THE sport
is firmly established here he
said, and we have one of the
finest rivers in the country at
cur front door. We hope to
make rowing a regular part of
the instructional program of the
University which provides, thru
its physical education program.
contact with sports and recrea-
tional facilities that have a good
carry over into the later-life
interests OF its graduates"
Ross HIS been associated with
rowing since 1926. In addition
TO coaching teams at the De-
troit Boat Club and at Crosse
Polnte High School, he has also
helped start high school rowing
at Ecorsc. Wyandotie. De La
Sale. Salesin and ST. Anthony
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-07-20
Tigers Sign
New Players

DETROIT Donald Vert, an
infielder from New Providence,
Pa. and pitcher Robert Abney,
of Dade City Fla, have signed
Detroit Tiger minor league con-
tracts for the 1858. season.
AbneY is a 6-foof-l righthand-
er who betfered the national
high school tournament strikeoui
record held by ..Cleveland's
Herb Score and ToneY HopeY,
AbneY set the new record of
20 sfrikeouts this spring. when
he made relief appearance in
the second inning OF the Florida
tourney. AbneY established the
record ever 8 / 3 innings, and
won the game which gave Dade
City the State A championship
II was his second victory of the
tournament. the first being no.
hitter.
Over a four year high school
career, Abney won 10. lost five
and hit more than 300 each
year. The l8-year-old, ITS pound
Abney was signed by Tiger
scout George Macdonald.
....Abney's signing gave the Tig-
ers both ends of the Dade City
battery. as catcher Oliver Valen-
tine joined the Detroit minor
league system several weeks
ago.
Vert is 19-year-old third
baseman who batted .426 during
his final year of American Leg
ion competition. His batting
and fielding earned him the
alternate third baseman's posi-
ton on the Pennsylvania Leg
ions Eastern team.
A righthanded hitter and
thrower. Vert was batting .450
in semi-pro competition in New
Providence when he was signed
by the Tigers Ralph DeFranco.
He weighs 1862, and is fresh
man at Franklin and Marshall
College.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-07-20

lac addition of tnc sport (
the " INC piocrAm brings to
70 " number OF varsity sports
az wayne Rowing is the first
spot ADDED to the Wayne pro-
gram SINCE baseball was started
IN 1871. Wayne also SPONSORS
sailing. skiing ana hockey on a
club basis.
Aicen w. Thompson. division
al director OF health education
end athletes at Wayne. indicated
thai the Tartars would al first
enter collegiate rowing on a
limited basis. This is an en-
iirelY new venture wi n u"
he sdoed. "snd il will take us
time TO build up team. We
hope TO be abe TO host some
CT the teams coming cast or
going west for regsttas. As our
squad improves we hope to be
OF the national meets"
Thompson pointed out that
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-07-20

aso has found time to do scout
ing for the Chicago Cubs and
the New York Yankees in the
big show.
Upon being informed that he
was chosen to replace Curry as
the Vests pilot Dismukes said:
Naturally it's an honor.
However I'm sorry that Curry
couldn't carry out the assign
ment. I'm sure that the West
can take this silver anniversary
Classic"
Eddie Steele of the Detroit
Sfsrs is the East squads man.
eyer.
Three Detroit Stars players
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-07-20
Robinson-BusiNo
Date Set Sept. %

The world middlcwcight
championship fight between SUI
gar Ray Robinson and Carmen
Basilio. the challenger. will be
held at Yankee Stadium the
night of Monday. Sept %.
Jim Norris, the president of
the International Boxing Club,
set the date and the site of
the bout yesterday. In the event
of rain. the fight will be held
Sept. "a.
Robinson will receive as per
cent of the net receipts, includ-
ing televiSion and radio fees.
BaSilio will get 20 per cent.
The fight is scheduled for fiji
teen rounds.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-07-20
Dolby Leaves White
Sox indefinitely

CHICAGO Centerfielder Lar
ry Dolby will be lost to the
White Sox for an indefinite
time because of groin injury.
He aggravated an injudy home
plate Saturday.
Club officials said they did
not know when he could re-
turn.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-07-20
College Personnel Praise AIthea
Gibson, New Tennis Champion

and dormiiorY counselors Of Flo
RIGA A and M University. and
here's what they had 10 say
about the recent 1857 Wimble-
don champion.
DIR. George w. Gore. Jr., pre-
sident Florida A and M Univer-
sity: II join the millions of tennis
loving fans throughout the world
in saluting one of the favorite
daughters of FAMU."
A. S. Gather athletic direc-
tor: 1--WE are all very proud
of her" Walter M. Austin. AL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-07-20

TALLAHASSEE - Florida A
and M University, like millions
of sports fans throughout the
world, is acclaiming its fav-
orite alumna-Althea Gibson
with laudatora phrases for her
recent triumph in the Wimble-
don tennis tournament.
In an effort 10 pass on 10
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