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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-21
Highway Dept.
Completes Work
In Columbus

The State Highwa- Depart
ment completed i2.i miles Of
road improvements on the sec
ondary system n the Sixth
Highway Division during july,
Director of Highways w. F. Bah
cock reported today.
Columbus, Robson. Bladen,
Cumberland and IIdrnett Coon
ties compose the 2ixth. Head
quarters are in Fayetteville. L.
F Whitfield is Division Engin-
Ter
In Columbus County, two l9-
loot WIDE county -oaCS and their
lengths were paved with BIZ
luminous surface Treatment by
state forces rs follows: Dupree
Landing Road. - miles: and
from PotterS Curve TO Fipps
Crossing on NC 40. Is miles.
In Cumberland County, paving
was completed on several l8-foot
vide secondary roads and their
lengths by State forces are as
follows: Longview Circle -
looproad east of US 4Ol-O2
mile north u Tokay, l.3 miles;
from Macarthur Road at Eureka
Springs southwardly to Fort
Bragg Reservation, O.5 mile: and
from US 40l at Robbins Tourist
Court west 20 a paved road O.8
mile.
In Harnett County. State
forces paved the two following
lS-foot wide roads and their
ltngths on the secondary system:
harnett Road from US 4Ol. "a
miles north % Bun1icvel east to
Bunnlevel-Erwin Road. Is miles
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-21
Hints To
Horne
Makers
BY RUTH CURRENT
State Home Demonstration
Agent

FOOD VALUE AND COLOR
There Is = definite connection
between the color Z. some foods
and their value IN the body nu-
;-l.onIs,S tell Us. Vegetables and
fruits that ere deep yellow or
-r,Cn in color have more Vita
an \ value in tho body than
pale or colorleSs ones. Green leaf
lettuce, yellow squash. corn. or
peaches will furnish Your body
w.,n more vitamiu = than the
U.cay.-j or white vegetables.
Why eat vitsmin =" When the
body'S vitamin A supply runs
low II shows up in Stunted
growth. intestinal disorders.
poor appetite. lack Of p,p. dry
skin, and eyes slow 10 fit them
selves 10 quick change in light.
squash An Gratin:
8 small fellow squash
> tablespoons butte.
> tablespoons flour
/. cup milk
l. cup liquid from cooked
squash
l. cup grated cn.,Sc
l. teaspoon salt
7. prika
Cut squash and .Ook IN small
al-oun, of boiling. .alted water
Until lender. Drain squash. but
save the liquid. Melt butter. add
flour, and gradually the milk
and l. cup OF Liquid from the
squash. Keep stirring and let
cook until the sauce is thick as
heavy cream. Add the salt and
cheese Mir sauce and squash.
Poor into buttered baking dish.
Top with buttarnd crumbs.
sprinkle with Papr,ka, and bake
until brown.
Peach Crisp:
I cups sliced peaches
lf3 cup butter
! cup sugar
teaspoon cinnamon
i cup water
81 cup flour
Butter a baking dish, put In
sliced peaches and poor over
them water and cinnamon. Work
together sugar, flour, and butter
until crumbly; spread this over
the peach mixture and bake
slowly, uncovered, Until peaches
are tender. Serve while warm
with whipped cream.
Peach Surprise:
2 cups stale cake crumbs
? cups peaches
2 cups boiled cuSt.rd
l cup whipped cream
1/3 cup chopped pecans
In a buttered baking din puS
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-21
Earl Cumber Is
Here For Visit

Earl Climber. native of Tabor
City who has workcG with The
Texas Company for u number Of
years. was visiting his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. Il. Cumbcr here
this past week.
Ear! IS employed in The Texas
Company testing laboratory
"hcre specific d,t,CS include
testing "SpnuS 10 rake certain
II meets speC!iica.iorS.
He has Occn living il Texas
for the past 23 Yeas. He is now
living al Mcfarland. Texas.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-21

a layer Of bite-size pieces of any
leftover plain OF sponge cake.
Then add a layer of sliced
peaches (if fresh peaches are US
Cd sweeten them sLshtly) Add
enough soft boiled custard to
nioisten and cover the cake and
peaches. Repeat the layers Of
cake. peaches, and cvstard. AL
low to stand over night or az
least an hour before serving
Top with whipped cream and
nuts Just before serving. Mer-
ingue may he used IN place Of
the whipped cream. Brown mcr-
.-SGc md serve Peach Surprise
Slightly warm.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-21

spread OF tho dread plant para
site.
The authorities urge every
farmer with witchweed in
festation to contact his county
agent immediately. They point
out that sprayers and insect
cideS are available free OF
charge to farmers with the
witchweed and may be pro
cured by contacting the coun-
~ agent.
Investigators of the witchweCd
for the I. s. and tie y. (. de-
p-r.mCntS of agriculture say that
they generally have been getting
-oOd cooperation from the farm
grS but some are SO afraid OF the
quarantine that they try to keep
their infeStation 4 secret.
They also poin: out that a
soybean ucma;ode QUARANTINE
has been in effect in New Han
over county for some time. Also
a white fringe beetle quarantine
Is in effect IN one section near
ChaGbourn now, and it his not
greatly inconycnicnccd those
farmers.
Witchweci IS a Plant parasite
that sucks the lie out of crops
OF the grass emily: namely corn.
sorghumS and Sugarcane. and
these crops had value OF +.g8
billion dollars in he United
States LIST year. Witchwced also
attacks Crab grass.
When witChweed infests a
corn Geld. il attaches itself to
the roots of the com and stops
Il from growing. Some corn in
this county attaSked this year
never grew more than IL or II
riches tall and. of curse. had no
ears At Ill.
Investigators believe tina; the
witChweed curse an be crad.-
Gated but know that they must
have the cooperation. of all the
formers with Sucn plants. They
say that one plant Will produSc
half a million seeds : season and
that a few persons failure 10
would continue the
spread Of the disease.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-21

west of NC 2l7, - miles; and
from NC 2l0 10 north Harnett
School. o. mile.
Babcock said that Harold
Nakepeace, new head Of the Sec
.cndary Rosis Department,
would soon be conferring with
the county commissioners in the
Sixth Division.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-21
Farmers Urged
To Report Every
Wifchweed Case

Many farmers are unduly
frightened over the prospect OF
The forthcoming quarantine
brought about by the discovery
and rapid spread of witchweed
IL Columbus county.
The quarantine hes not gone
into effect yet but IS sloted 10
within the next t~U weeks.
But tht word quarantine" has
Teen associated with smallpox
and other communicable disease
sc much in the past that a false
illusion has been built up i'll the
minds of lot of people.
When Jh" quarantine does be-
come official, it does not me- =
that a farmer vii net be able
10 sell bis .nbacco. cotton and
most other cash Crops. These he
can sell without wu,h difficulty
rs ...-rIlL:, except for some
minor IUcoGvCnlcH ns. the guar
au.luy VIII no; wovl. & hardship
"a aim.
\ number of farmers with
the mistaken idea that the
quarantine is soins To stop
them from selling their tobac.
co crops. have tried TO hide
the fact that witchweed is on
their farms. This only makes
combating the dangerous
plant parasite more difficult
for the agricultural depart
ment experts who are working
in the county dilig, ntIy to try
to find every single shred of
witChweed that is growing.
Some farmers ave actually
been going into tGe!r fields and
pulling up the witcEweed and
destroying II as quietly as pos
,!ble and attcmpt.na TO keep the
fact q SeCre.. Agriculture auth
0ritieS point out tina, II is per-
.,ctiy fine for farmers 10 pull II
up and destroy It bu; urge every
farmer 70 report the infestation
Immediately 10 the county agent
" other proper authorities.
One farmer is reported 10 have
5een so afraid of the quarantine
hat he Smusglcd HI own mule
from Bladen COUNT. where
had bee discovered.
back 20 Columbus N the middle
1t the night H. had heard the
Md rumor that ynIe the quar-
tntIne was IN effect. re couldn't
get his mule back home
Ayr Llture authorities. who
nay be contacted a. the fire sta
ION in Chadbourn, point out
hat the quarantine" will not pen
illze a man just because witch
iced is on his farm. Arrange
nentS will &c MADE to permit
him 10 sell his produits. The
Is no. an embargo
hat Will keep any OF his pro-
ducts from going 20 market. The
quarantine is basicaliy a safe
guard to prohibit the rapid
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-21

y few basic rule, 9pply both
to motion picture anc TV view
ing. Eye specialists tell you not
10 try to sec the whole screen
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-21

well. and do not try to
held any detail. Keep the eyes
and attention constantly on the
move. Here is a suggestion that
be hard to follow:
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-21

"u IL iihd tnat Chevy's the only
low-Priced car with any of them
-. the only car at any price with
all of them!
BODY BY FISHER. Here you see
the solid construction and close
httlngs. the fine craftsmanship
that the other low-priced cars
can't quite seem to match.
SHORTEST STROKE y8. This one
turns raw horsepower into pure
pleasure with super-efficient
design that's years ahead of other
WIS In Chevrolet's field.
BALL-RACE STEERING. STANDARD.
As woodworking as steel balls
bathed In oil! Extra-easy handling
begins here!
TRIPLE-TURBINE TURBOCLIDE..
there's not even a hint of hesita-
ton as triple turbines take YOU
smoothly from a standstill to cruis-
ing speeds.
4 BIC ASSORTMENT OF SPECIAL
FEATURES. Like Safety Plate glass
al around; crank-operated vent
windows; extra-long outrigger rear
springs; the easier loading advan-
tage OF a low-level trunk ledgei
your Chevrolet dealers the man
Optional at cItru cost.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-21

Take the opportunities offered
by boring scenes 20 rest the ewes
by closing them Tor a few Sec
onds and relaxing You'll get ,
lot of rest that way.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-21

Many farmers unduly spread OF the dread plant
rghttcned the prospect OF site.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-04-12
FESTIVAL BANS
ANNE FRANK

TEL AVN (JTA)-Israel's FAM
Gus Habimah Theater, invited to
participate in the National Thea
ter" Festival in Paris, will not
play 1.-THE Diary of Anne Frank
as originally planned by the Paris
theater management b u e
French festival officials fear the
Diary" might cause ell feeling
against the Germans"
The festival managers have i'm
posed a ban on performances of
the DIARY" not only against Ha-
bimah but also on German and
American troupes which h a d
scheduled performances. The Par
isians have informed the Israelis
that one of the goals of the festival
is to aid better relations among
nations and they fear the "Diary"
might hinder that purpose.
Habimah will perform '"The
Dybbuk'' and the Greek tragedy
"Medea" in Paris.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-04-12

SAY YOU. SAW 1T ADVERTISED IN
THE PHOENIX JEWISH NEWS
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-04-12
Madrid Radio
Attacks Jews

MONTEVIDEO (JTA) - An at
tack on Jews was broadcast by
Radio Madrid in a Spanish lang
uage program beamed to Latin
American countries.
The Spanish government broad
cast an article by the Bonn cor
respondent of the Falangist news
paper "Arriba" criticizing the re-
turn of Jews to West Germany.
The broadcast alleged that almost
the entire German fur industry,
one of the most prosperous and
productive, is in Jewish hands.
The broadcast said that "in Ber-
lin. which is the city these silent
invaders prefer, they are well on
their way to owning the famous
Ouadriga on top of the Branden-
burg Gate. For the time being,
thew are in the bookstore business.
publish some papers, own many OF
the Berlin hotels, and hold many
posts in the judicature."
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-04-12

SAY YOU SAW 1T ADVERTISED IN
THE PHOENIX JEWISH NEWS
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-04-12

This will be the second year the
B'nai Birth Youth Organization,
largest Jewish youth group in the
nation, sponsors it's Israel Sum-
mer Institute" Sightseeing trips
from Dan to Elath-will cover most
of the main centers and communi-
ties in Israel.
THE YOUNG tourists will live for
two weeks at Moledeth-B'nai Birth,
an agricultural settlement founded
by B'nai Birth in 1886. There they
will live and work just as any
member of the kibbutz.
While in Israel they will meet
and talk with the country's top
leaders. Last summers trip includ-
ed a conference with Israel Pre-
mier David Ben Gurion and other
government officials.
The trip begins July z with take
off aboard an Ell AL airliner in New
York. Cost will be $795-about half
the regular cost for similar study
tours. The reduced cost Is made
possible by special scholarship.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-04-12

SHERMAN ADAMS, assistant to
to President Eisenhower, is
among principal speakers at five
day 5Oth anniversary observance
of American Jewish Committee
which will end Sunday at New
York. Adams will speak at Sat
urday night banquet.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-04-12
FRATERNITY
ELECTS NEGRO
ASPRESIDENT

BURLINGTON, VT. (JTA)-Wil-
liam Pickens III, a Negro, has
been elected head of the Univer-
sity of Vermont chapter of Tau
Epsilon Phi, national Jewish fra
ternity. Pickens, an honor student
and popular student leader, was
the first Negro ever pledged by the
fraternity. He will live at the fra
ternity house.
Tau Epsilon Phi, the largest fra
ternity on the University of Ver-
mont campus, although Jewish
fraternity, has opened its member
ship rolls to students of all faiths
and has several Christian mem
berS.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-04-12

ELIGIBLE are Bnai Birth youth
members between the ages of Is
and 10 who are approved to make
the tour by their regional group
Leaders. Further information may
be had from the BBYO program
department, 1929 Vermont Ave-, N.
W., Washington S, D. c.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-04-12
Bush Will Head
Temple Beth Isr0eI

David Bush has been elected
president of Temple Beth Israel by
the temples board Of directors.
Others elected to office include:
Malcolm Straus, first vice prest-
dent; Phillip COPELAND, second vice
president; Samuel Kiviat, treasur-
er, and Nat Silverman, secretary.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-04-12
RELIGIOUS Schools Close

Beth Hebrew Congregation He
brew and Sunday schools will be
closed during the Passover holiday.
Rabbi Elozor Weiss, however, will
conduct junior Sabbath services
during the holiday.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-04-12

NEW YORK - More than 5000
delegates from throughout the
Western Hemisphere will convent
in Toronto, Canada, April % to
May for the 44th biennial as
sembly of the Union of American
Hebrew Congregations.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-04-12
Telephone Link

TEL AVN (JTA)-The first di-
rect telephone link between this
city and Warsaw has been estab-
lished.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-04-12
Members Of BBYO E|iqibIe
For Seven-Week Israel Tour

treeday sopover in Paris then
modern Tel Avv and the experiences of frontier
kibbutz.
That's what in store for people who again this will
take Bnai Brthsponsored seven week tour of Israel
The Nome nugget., 1957-03-15
Fiction Becomes Fact in nv Disney Story of Atoms,

Sunday, March IT, from 2 to p. m., one of the most significant events of the new year. takes place with the Disneyland pres entation of Our Friend the Atom" an unprecedented Tornor- rowland production two years in the making. The timely program will be seen exclusively on KNOM-TV, Channel 4, and the ABC Television Network.
 In commenting on the momen- tous project, Walt Disney offered the following thoughts:
 Fiction often has strange way of becoming fact. Not long ago we produced a motion picture based on the immortal tale, "2O. .OOO Leagues Under the Sea- featuring the famous submarine Nautilus. According to that story the craft was powered by a magic force.
 To-day the tale has come true. A modern namesake of the old fairy ship the submarine 'Nau- illus of the United States Navy - has become the worlds first atom-powered ship. It is proof of the useful power of the atom that will drive the machines of our atomic age.
The Nome nugget., 1957-03-15
Teamsters' HOffa Charged With
 Senate Spy Attempt

WASHINGTON, lR - James R. Hoffa, reputed to be the real power in the giant teamsters union, was arrested Wednesday night on a charge of trying to bribe lawyer to feed him secrets from the Senate investigation in to labor racketeering. He quickly posted $25,000 bond and was re- leased pending a hearing March 28.
 Almost simultaneously the Fed eral Bureau of Investigation ar rested Hyman l. Fishback, AZ, a Miami, Fla. lawyer, on related charges of bribery. He made bond on the spot at his Coral Gables home and a hearing was set for him today.
 The accusation against Hoffa, 44-year-old vice president of the teamsters union, was that he hired John Cye Cheasty, New York attorney, to get job with the special Senate committee and provide Hoffa with information from committee files. The Senate groups inquiry so far has cen tered on teamSter affairs.
 Cheasty, the F'BI announced, ostensibly took Hoffa's offer but actually informed the committee and the FBI and cooperated fully with them in the month since he was approached.
The Nome nugget., 1957-03-15
By GEORGE KAUFMAN

HAVANA, Cuba, lR - Havana returned to normal yesterday in the wake of short-lived revolt that took about 40 lives.
 Banks and stores reopened and tourists began to arrive by plane.
 Tank-backed troops, ordered into action by President Fulgencio Batista, put down the revolt We'd nesday night. Led by students, it aimed to capture or kill the presi- dent.
 A curfew, imposed after the as sault on the Presidential Palace in the heart of Havana was lifted Wednesday night. Many persons, including Am erican tourists, moved about as usual in bars, res taurants and night clubs.
 Armored cars and tanks still mobilized about the palace, Batis- ta's office and residence, were the only open signs of the trouble that erupted violently Wednesday afternoon.
 Police cars and military vehicles
The Nome nugget., 1957-03-15
Cuban Revolt Fails After Hours of Palace Attack Threatens President

proWled the streets, as they have since repeated isolated bombing incidents began several months ago.
 The brief attempt on Batista be- gan with a caravan of buses and cars roaring into the palace plaza. A band of armed students rebels streamed off.
 Apparently operating under pre- arranged plans, one group in11ne- diately charged into the palace while other attackers took cover in nearby buildings and laid down a curtain of protective fire.
 Shooting also broke out in other parts of the city.
 Palace guards went into action and word was flashed to Colum- bia Barracks, eight miles away, for help. Tanks and troops quickly poured into the city, cordoned off the palace area and opened a counter attack.
 BatlSta, Cubd'S ex = sergeant strong man, was eating a late lunch on the second floor of the palace when the shooting started. After riding out the fighting on the floor beneath him, he went to his private office and directed the army counterattack.
 The action in the palace area died down after about two hours and the military command an- nounced order was restored. Gun fire continued for a brief time in other parts of the capital, but a government announcement later said the uprising had been defin- itely quashed.
 The president said his chief worry during the attack was for his young son, who was taking an afternoon nap. His mother was with him.
 ''Fulgencito was told that the shots he heard were firecrackers, , the president said.
The Nome nugget., 1957-03-15
Congress Committee Favors Allowing Britain Loan Breathing Spell

WASHINGTON, R II The Sen ate Banking Committee unani- mously approved today an admin istration request for authority to postpone up to seven annual pay ments due from Great Britain on U. s. loans.
 The committee acted promptly after 50-minute hearing at which Secretary of the Treasury Humph- rey supported the deferment plan as flair and Ibusinesslike ar rangement."
 He testified that the United Kingdom should have the breath ing spell, asserting it was perfect ly plain' it's international ex- change situation warranted it.
The Nome nugget., 1957-03-15
Small Business Tax Relief Sought by Fairbanks SOlOns

JUNEAU, R-A complete over haul of the territorial business license tax is proposed in bill introduced "Wednesday by House Speaker Richard Greuel and Rep. George McNabb, both Fairbanks Democrats.
 The aim of the measure is to provide for tax relief for small businesses under terms of the gross business license tax. The much-criticized levy, one of the basic blanks in the territory's tax structure, assesses tax on the gross revenue of a business, re- gardless of the amount of profit, if any.
 The new bill would leave un- changed or lower the gross tax on all firms doing half a million dol lars worth of business-or less in any one year.
 It would boost the tax on all firms crossing more than half a million dollars. Its authors say It would increase territorial revenue by more than $212 million a bl- ennium.
The Nome nugget., 1957-03-15
PROUD JAPANESE OHARA
 ALI. SET FOR PADDY'S DAY!

NEW YORK, R - Hirmoichi Ohara, a Japanese exchange stu dent, says his name makes him highly eligible for marching in Saturdays St. Patrick's Day Parade.
 Ohara, 29, studying at Manhat- tan College, Wednesday showed newsmen a top hat and green ribbons he has in readines for the big parade.
 q don't have the right accent but I have a proud name," said Ohara.
The Nome nugget., 1957-03-15
HORSE BODIES RECOVERED

PHII. I.ADELPFI1A, R m The Philadelphia Board of Education decided to look further into an expence account that read: re cover two horse bodies, Roosevelt Junior High School, $lO0.
 If found the bill was for repair ing two leather gym horses.
The Nome nugget., 1957-03-15
World War H Figure .Assassinated in Israel

TEL AVIV, R = Rudolf Kast- ner. controversial Hungarian Jew ish leader in World War II, died today of an assassin's bullets.
 Kast1er was found bleeding profusely from three chest wounds in a street early March 4.
The Nome nugget., 1957-03-15
First Basketball PIayoff

ANCHORAGE, R -Ancnorage beat Juneau 55 to A here last night in the first game of a three game series for the Alaska Hlgn School Basketball Champonsnlp- Anchorage is the western tltie winner and Juneau holds the southeastern crown.
The Nome nugget., 1957-03-15
BoLIvIANs DEPoRTED

SALTA, Argentina, R-A plane guarded by Bolivian police brought 35 Bolivians to exile III this laeighboring South American country yesterday. They were de- ported for opposition to the re- girne of President Herman Slles ZuaZO.
The Nome nugget., 1957-03-15
Hungarian Patriotic Day Sees Tightening of
 Red Guard at Shrines

BUDAPEST, tR - Communist police and militia clamped a rigid guard on strategic centers and national shrines today as Hungary observed it's big patriotic day, the 1O9th anniversary of the revolt against Austria.
The Nome nugget., 1957-03-15
BRITAIN CUT FLEET RESERVE

LONDON, R - Britain an- nounced today it is slashing the number of men in the Royal Fleet Reserve from 3O,000 to about 5000 as part of the armed forces economy drive.
The Nome nugget., 1957-03-15
Transportation Tax is Shnrn4ed in Senate

JUNEAU R-A proposal to levy a 10 percent tax on transportation in Alaska was indefinitely post poned in the Senate this week by a vote of 12 to 4.
 The bill had been proposed by Sen William Beltz of Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1957-03-15
18 DEAD, MANY INJURD IN CRASH OF TRAINS IN FINLAND

IITTALA, Finland, R n Two fast express trains crashed head on today in blindnag blizzard in this rugged, forested country 8o miles north of Helsinki. At least IS persons were believed dead and more than 50 injured.