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Evening star., 1958-09-26
Student Disorders Cap
Texorkond Grid Rally

TEXARKANA. Ark, Sept rs Cap "A high school foot
ball rally turned into melee last night and police reported
that students attacked Of Negroes and whites.
The ouburst began about $50 pm. at Broad State
Line avenues the latter being the border between Texas and
Arkansas involved an estimated $50 students of Texas
and Arkansas high schools.
Texarkana Ark police succeeded in dispensing the youths
Evening star., 1958-09-26
Plane Truvel

NEW YORK.-About 900
planes depart to or arrive from
a foreign nation in the United
States daily.
Evening star., 1958-09-26
No Word on Adams

Meanwhile there was no
official word on another inn
pending change in the Presi-
dents White House staff--the
departure Of Sherman Adams.
White House Press Secretary
James C. Hagerty indicated to
newsfnen at morning brieflng
that no date has been fixed for
Mr.. Adams to leave.
The Presidents chief assist
ant resigned recently as a re-
suit of disclosures about his
relations with Bernard Gold
fine and the gifts he had re-
ceived from the Boston in
dustrialist.
Mr.. Hagerty said the matter
was not discussed at a weekly
cabinet meeting this morning.
Evening star., 1958-09-26

spring in the controversy over
the destruction of 2.5o0 copies
of a farm census report. Some
congressional critics said the
report reflected on the admin
istration's farm policies, but
Dr.. Paarlberg acknowledging
having ordered their destruc-
,tion. said the reports were
deemed to be statistically not
representative in certain re-
Spects."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-26

electrical troubles and balky
valves and other plumbing"
that also served to prevent a
launching planned for early
this week-have not yet been
eliminated.
The Navy still hopes to
launch the Vanguard before
the week end. and thus leave
the way clear for the Army to
attempt to send a second Ex-
plorer satellite-in the nose of
a Jupiter C rocket-into an
orbit next week.
To Carry Small Satellite
The Vanguard rocket await
ing launch day will carry a
miniature satellite sphere in its
nose. although the main pur-
pose will be to test the three
Vanguard stages in flight. The
Navy program also provides the
possibility of establishing the
6.4-inch sphere in an orbit.
The Nays first major effort
to launch satellite-a 20-inch
spheres expected in about
one month.
The propellant in short sup
ply-one of the seven propel-
lants used in the three-stage
Vanguard-was propane.
This gas is used for the auXil-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-26
ADVERTISEMENT.
What the Marriage Manuals
Don't Tell Yan

. "The book says young
couples tell this Doctor-and
the husband is anxious, the
wife has secret worries. So the
Doctor read the books-and
found them inadeQuatei
What did the books lack?
Why does the Doctorsay many
couples had read too much?
March Readers Digest gives
you the practical answers to
these questions - brings you
penetrating guidance by a dis
tinguished authority. toward
achieving happy marriage.
Read "What the Marriage
Manuals Don't Tell You" It's
one of 4 important articles in
March Readers Digest. Get
'our copy at newsstands now.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-26

larry jets that control the second
stage Of the Vanguard when it
is coasting. at a speed of 5000
miles an hour. after its engine
burns out lao miles above the
earth.
A new supply was trucked in.
How the shortage developed
was not made clear.
AT Checks Navajo Data
Meanwhile, the Air Force
checked its data for explana-
tons as to the loss of the last
of the Navajo ramjet inter-
continental missiles On it's test
ing program.
The Navajo was DESTROYED
by a range safety officer less
than a minute after its launch
ing shortly after noon yester-
day. The missile lost engine
thrust 20 seconds after launch
ing. before it had climbed
10000 feet.
1t started to plummet earth
ward in flames. and was de-
stroyed about 800 feet above
the Atlantic Ocean only short
distance of shore from its
launching site
The Navajo had been can
celed out of the Air Force
program last July to permit
concentration of research and
funds on baIlistic missile
development.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-26
Navy Ends Lack
OF PropeIIant
For Vanguard

CAPE CANAvERAL. Fla,
Feb. 26 (P.-The Navy has
remedied a propellant shortage
that helped delay a test launch
ing of the Vanguard satellite
rocket.
Other difficulties - minor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-26

send a rocket to Mars, to orbit
around that planet and trans
nit information. said George p.
Sutton of the Rocketdyne divi-
sion of North American Avia-
ton. Inc.
To make that shot. 4 or 5
million pounds Of thrust would
be needed. he said. The thrust
of the largest United States
rockets now under development
is about 100000 pounds.
1t was Mr.. Sutton who raised
the possibility of sabotage for
defense. Other experts told of
the problems of defending
against enemy intercontinental
balliStic missiles QCBMs).
Mr.. Sutton, who is president
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-26

Of the American Rocket Soci-
ETY., said that with their delicate
and intricate rocket engines,
ballistic missiles are vulnerable
to many troubles.
Even a "BB gun size hole"
can render their engines use
less. he said, adding:
Il believe that money in
vested in intelligence efforts, in
incapacitating an enemy's eff
fort before he uses it tan
ICBM) would be much better
spent"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-26
Jet Conference Hears
Warning on Missiles
BY CHARLES YARBROUGH
Star Staff Writer

double-edged warning against compacency about the
United States arsenal of unnamed aircraft sounded
here today.
There is such thing unnamed system"
Dr. Charles Valley chief scientist of the United States
Air Force told the Air Force Associations third annual Jet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-26
BIG Grape Harvest

SACRAMENTO. - California
leads in the production Of
grapes and the value Of the
annual harvest is more than
5000 million.
Evening star., 1958-05-11

TINS WEEK Meso.ins fAey u. 1858
Evening star., 1958-05-11
Questions and answers
from the news
BY TOM HENRY

Turnover Whaf is the average
length Of employment for n1ljOT-IeGgHe
baseball managers?
Despite Connie Mack's 50 years with
the Athletics and John McGraw's 81
years with the Giants. the average in the
American League is 3.5 seasons and in
the National b..
Mrs. G.R.S., Chicago
WP's. The 6Oh edition Q958-5O of
who's Who in america" lists 5O,645
prominent persons. How many Of these
are making il for IHe first time?
7,773. DIV, Detroit
Unifieation An Air Force en-
pLOyee recently received $500 from The
government for an idea that saved
S5,OOO.OOO in two years. Wh0f was it,?
The idea was to get cylinders for BIS
engines from the Navy. which was SELL
ing them for surplus at $3.50 each. The
Air Force had been paying $3.50.
ELL, San Gabriel, Calf
Never Too Old How many adults
IS wears or older are taking educational
courses?
100000. The US. Office Of Educa-
Evening star., 1958-05-11

ton reports total of 8,0OO. 600 adults Of
all ages attending classes.
WIS, Rockingham, N. c.
Dear Dime a US. coin was re-
Gently acquired for $3.50. What was it,?
An 1894 dime from the San Francisco
mint. The buyer has since refused $1,000
for it. The mint had not planned to turn
out any dimes that year but found itself
with some leftover silver and produced
"a of them. -NJ.H., DrexeI Hill, Pa.
Top Drivers What percentage of
the nations motorists regard themselves
as superior drivers?
In a recent survey, 81 per cent rated
themselves from "a little above average"
to lone of the best on the road"
WEIR, WeSfvihe Grove. N. J.
Favorite according 10 restaurant
and hotel managers, what is No. ! on our
nations Eat Parade?
Beef stew.
Mrs. ORG, McLe0nSbOrO, M
MOTE. We will poy IS for question used
column 0Veshons bosed ond clipping Of
news oeeompony Address Tom Henry.
THIS WEEK. %8S Lexington Avenue. New Ioh w. ~ unoe
copied eOnibUons eonno' be acknowledged 'sVr"ed
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-19

MISS DORIS ANN GORE is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. T. Gore of Route ,, Tabor City,
who announce her engagement to James +.
Wilder of Marion, \. c.. of Mrs. Henry a.
Wilder Of Spring Hope, ~ C. and the late Mr.
Wilder The wedding is planned for June Is. The
hride-e'oct resides in Fayetteville where she is
member of the High School faculty.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-19

adj potash and phosphate to ihs
soil if you want to keep bur
yields high, On olover-grass
pastures you should topdress
now SO that you went damage
new growth.
With Clover-graSs pastures Won
don't have TO add any nitrogen
since they Furnish their own
However, if you have a fcscue
orchard grass, or coastal bey.
mUda grass pasture. you have 10
add nitrogen in addition to the
phosphate and potash.
He says that il is best to ap-
ri" the nitro zen on grass past
ures in two split applications. OF
feScuc and orchard grass 60 TO
100 lbs. of nitrogen per acre
should be applied in March. and
then in August and September
apply another 60 to 100 lbs. of
nitrogen per acre. The sa1e
rates of nitrogen should be Ssp-
piled TO Coastal Bermuda CIV
the first application should
in April and the second in Junt
o. July.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-19
Ce:rro
Gcrdo
BY MRS. c. }. BENTON

Mr.. and Mrs. Rosie William
SOP ana family spent Saturday
II wilmington viSs,:ug his SiSt-
II, Mrs. Robert Long.
Mrs. Ed RECON accompanied
Mrs. Z. J. Bible and daughter,
IreaSa OF Dexter. New Mexico
- Hickory Wednesday where
they took a fligh, back home,
Mrs. Regain returned home sew
cral days ago aftc" visiting her
mother. Mrs. Ethel Read, in
CcnneIy Springs.
James InmIn rad a trip to
Rocky Mount last week where
he received medical treatment at
the ACL hospital.
Ny. ana Mts. Tru.,t Nance and
family OF Fayetteville visited
relatives here during the week.
END.
Mrs. George Inm2u and son.
James. also Shirley Name, spent
Sunday III WhitC"i'ic visiting
Mrs. william Thompson
Mrs. {. J. Svn.,u spent Mon
day in FlCrylCc.
NJ. 81. q Mrs. Epus,.rl. Bcn-
t'n Of Lumbsrton visited rela-
lives here Sunday.
Air. and Mrs. ElwoJd Register
and family of Clinton visited his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. 4. L. Reg
i~'cr also the J. 3. Floyds dur
ing the weekend.
A/l-C Richard Wallace of
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-19
Spring Is Right
Time For Diefing
BY EARLINE GIBSON
County Home Agent

Spring Is the tfaultlOnal time
to go on diet. Back in the good
old days, it was sulphur and
molasses Now i'm ever popu-
Ia. magazine you read a different
theory about what you should
eat But one thing that MI
the scientists and nutritionis't
agre" upon is that we all should
rat a properly balanced diet, not
to- much and not too little. To
Il man they all agree that we
should eat better breakfasts . q.
breakfast that contain a fair
share of our days ration of pro-
Elm complete protein, such
as we find in Natures lite
masterpiece - the Egg.
So. if you want to feel better
and look better whether you
want to shed few pounds or
add few curves the Poultry
and Egg National Board reminds
you to start the day right with
proper breakfast of fruit, eggs
toast and milk. with tea or cof-
fee il you wish. Breakfast built
around eggs is recommended rs
a "tone-up" for health at any
time. but particularly ut this
end of-winter season. Besides it's
both the flush production season
and National Egg Month - an
excellent time to enjoy the album
dance of high quality eggs.
Do you have a finicky eater
i'm YOUR house small child
who must be tempted? Here are
couple of suggestions from tho
Poultry and Egg National Board
to make it easier for you to gel
your child ot eat that egg day
which nutritioniSts say the small
.child should have. The sugges-
tionS are timely. for this is Ma
tional Egg Month.
Beat the epg with a little milk
and then whip. with butter. in.
hot mashed potato. Little chill
drcn love il. Used as bord"l
around other vegetables or mca
or arranged in mounds. ther
vcr-g"owned to Il golden colo"
this is known on the finest tables
rs Duchess Potatoes.
Pound for pound. eggs are ono
of the hes; protein buys in ;a'
market. \ dozen large eggs must
weigh nj least 81 ounces e.
pound and q half. accordin" e.
the United States Department
of Agriculture. The protein a
eggs is 80 superior that 1t {.
used by scientists as staniar
! to measure the proteins fr'D'
. other sources. Eggs contain vi,.-
min \. which makes us see VOL
the vitamin b complex. wai.'
puts vcrve in our nerves, gee.
vitamin ID and PHOSPHORUS whi"N
team up with calcium to bull.
sturdy bones and teeth.
! Eggs excel among foods ~.
cause thcy can be cooked S..
many ways. so quickly aud TIL
| ly, and they are low in calorie.
Ipnl higr in rppettt" satisfaction
This is real boon to the many
people VINO are dieting las II
many are this spring. because
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-19
Fly ERNEST o.. ,FTI@tTSiC J.
MANAGER OF FIN
WILMINGTON. :. G.
DISTRICT OFFICE

Anyone subject 10 the >"Cia
security So. -am9loymcnt tls
must have ! social security a..
com number in order 10 TcceiN,
social security credit for his net
earnings. Ernest !. Fitzpatrick
manager a. The Wiimin gt0u. y
.. social security Office said
yg..rTdIy. lie offered the fol-
'n" .ne rG'i,, to hose who have
4 net profit Of Si2G in a wear
rr more from sci. employment
II Won do not have = SOcia
security card. apply for one n
your nearest social security o.
,iCc. u you have lost your cara
ask .nT 4 Iup!ica:r card which
WI show IL. sam number.
Ii is -nt convenient fer YOU
II 20 ~ p -o"ial security office
YOU MAY obtain = blank appii-
cation at vCEr past office. Fill
80 rut and mail II to the sncia
s"SUri ufJi.c s"rYing y"uT
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-19
Now Is Time
TO Top Dress
Your Pastures

County A.on., Ir2rles d. Rap
CO, says thSt now is the time
to topdresS permanent pastures.
The only sure way c: finding out
If you need 20 topdrcSs and what
kind of fertilizer tp use. he says,
is by getting your S,i: tested.
He points out tina, clovers and
grasses remove a lot of potash
and smaller amounts of phos-
phorouS. After growing several
pasture crops il is necessary 10
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-19

Myrtle Beach spent the weekend
With his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Toward Wallace.
a. w. Williamson is visiting in
Miami, Fla.
NJ. 4. Williamson and Owen
Crown visited his sen, DR.. RoS-
lie Williamson, 4 potent in the
James Walker hospital, Will
mington.
Mr.. and Mis-. V. j. Benton, Jr.,
Miss Sudie Bcnton and Dewey
Green were weekend visitors in
Washington. ID. G.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-19

We don't like to brag but Joe is
the hes. wheel alignment man
East Of the Mississippi. If he
wa" west of the Mississippi he'd
DE tie best in that part Of The
country too. Don't take chances
with running tires just because
your front end (automobile that
isl i out of line. See Joe. He'll
know. And | give you my word
1t Won't cost YOU much. That's
at Dicus Firestone Store in Tabor
City.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-19
Social Security

!! NUu already have a social
security number. 40 not apply
~ Irnthrr. Use thu same numb
~ in report any md all earn
ir@>.
Your account number must b'
Shown ON Schedule { or SEIZED
ale : al YOUR income tax return
% insure proper credit 20 your
social security account. Failure
80 FURNISH the correct social Sc
,.I'tr member NJ result in
-.. Of benefits.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-19

eggs are both good eating and
good nutrition and u top
value in today's market, accord
ing to the Poultry and Egg Ma
ttonal Board, the non-profit,
consumer-education organization
of the nations poultry industry
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-19

To ind ..s place and fill il is
soul 81 success.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-19
Pirewuv
Events
By MRS. r. G. HOUSAND

MIR. and Mrs. Major Canady of
Wilmington were the Thursday
night guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Donnie Canady.
Mrs. Georgia PucXctt and Mrs.
Lula Buck were III Tabor City
last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Elder
dice had as their Sunday guests
Mr.. and Mrs. joan Murray of
Wilmington and Mr. and Mrs
Joe Gore and daughter. RACHEL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rob HouSand
had as their weekend guests,
Mrs. Ionic Clemens and Mrs
Ruby Todd and Miss Nora Glenn
onS. also Mr.. and Mrs. CASTOR
TODD and family OF Shallottc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Flick Jcnrctt
we're in Tabor City Saturday.
PIREWAY QUILTING
Mrs. Daisy Cote entertained
with a quilting pity Wcdros-
day afternoon at her home in
Pireway.
y contest vas hrld with the
following winninG Mrs. Eva
Gore, Mrs. Minnie Lee Elder
ace. Mrs. Della Smith, Mrs.
Olivia HouSand, 'Ir,. Bcatrlc,
Lawrimorc. Mrs. Lizzie Lawri-
more and Mrs. LollIo Lone. AZ.
,Gc other quitting ",rc Mrs. Dell
Gore. Mrs. Matte Long. Mrs.
Annie Gore. Mrs. Geneva Law
.m2-c, Mrs. EVEN Gore. Miss
-.aita Stanly and Mrs. Daisy
Core.
Refreshments Cd. cup cakes
..Nes. nuts. and Indy were
served by ,ls hostess. and Nj.
EuyuCli Gore.
Evening star., 1958-07-14
PEOPLE
BUSINESS

Home Life Insurance Co. of
New York has promoted Will
liam B. Wallace, III, assistant
manager of its Washington Of
fee, to agency field assistant
Mr.. Wallace will be attached
to the company's home office.
Thomas A. Eskey has been
promoted to area sales train
ing manager by the Reuben H.
Donnelley Corp. Mr.. Eskey
Joined the Donnelley corpora
ton as a sales representative
in January, 1857.
Anderson & Co., Inc, insur-
ance agency with Offices at
925 Washington Building. an
nounced William j. Barren, jr.,
has joined its life insurance
staff. Mr.. Barren formerly was
with the local agency Of Fidel-
ity Mutual Life Insurance Co.
Washington Association of
Securities Dealers, at its first
monthly dinner meeting at the
Hotel Statler. agreed to meet
the second Thursday of each
month. Association members
include; Bache & Co., Federal
Investment Co., FIJI Investing
Associates, Inc: Kalb, Voorhis
& Co.; Landrum Allen e. Co..
Inc; the Mathew Corp, G. j.
Mitchell Co, Mutual Funds In
veStment Co, Mutual Funds of
America. Mutual Funds Center,
D. c.; Rudd & Co., and Service
Investment Corp.
Evening star., 1958-07-14

of the Jaguar Owners Ass0cia.
tion Of North America has put
Washington in an Eastern Re-
gion with 10 States. including
Maryland and Virginia. /.
The OX5 Club, made up Of
members who flew behind that
old engine, expects to send
1,5O0 persons to the national
convention In Los Angeles Au-
gust Z, 8 and 9. Rambler
retail sales In June topped the
biggest month in 1857. with
1876 cars delivered. /.
Trans Canada Air Lines will
operate its Douglas DC-S Jet
liners with a l27-passenger
conf1guration, 20 in flrst-class.
80 in the economy cabin. +.
General Electric is firing balls
OF ice almost two inches in di-
ameter at the new CJ-805 Jet
engine at 600-mile-an-hour
speed to determine the pun
ishment it can take in a hail
storm.
Evening star., 1958-07-14

control. In a crisis the hand
reacts faster than the foot"
IS -
The Air Research and De-
VelOpment Command at An
drews Air Force Base is re-
porting today on significant
progress" in development Of a
sun-powered generator for pos
sible use in operation Of space
vehicles. Once perfected. ARDC
says. the method of converting
solar energy to power would
eliminate fuel and therefore
weight, requiring less propul-
sive power.
Through reserach by the
Harshaw Chemical Co., Of
Cleveland and the Eagle
Pitcher Co., Miami, Okla. two
generator cells have been de-
veloped. each able to produce
eight volts of electricity from
sunlight.
+ \ Il \
Hitler has changed the COR
corporate name from Hitler
Helicopters" to "HiIIer Aircraft
Corp. because in the last five
years. the firms business has
been considerably diversified.
The diversification includes
recent acquisition by Hitler Of
the Adhesive Engineering Co.,
whose principle product is a
high temperature metal adhe-
sive for use in high speed air.
craft and missiles.
X + X
Grants by the Automobile
Manufacturers Association to
organizations promoting high
way safety have topped the
million-dollar mark, President
L. L. Colbert has announced.
The ANA has just approved
grants totaling $1.3 million for
the new fiscal year, most Of it
to the Auto m Otive Safety
Foundation and the National
Highway Users Conference,
both of which have Washing
ton Offices.
Since its inception, the Safe
tyl Foundation has received
more than $40 million from
motor vehicle manufacturers.
X + \ 4
The New Jersey Turnpike
set a new daily record July 8,
with 168,234 vehicles over the
twin strips. a figure which
raised the four-day, July
Fourth holiday to 513,4l7 We
hicles. b. F. Goodrich is
announcing new de-icing
equipment for light, twin
engine aircraft which adds
only so pounds to total weight.
-. the Ford F-6O0 truck built
in foreign countries for use
there will have a new. six-cyl-
inder diesel engine and the
British Automobile Manufac-
turers Association says a four
cylinder diesel is being offered
Plymouth buyers as optional
equipment. Reorganization
Evening star., 1958-07-14
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YOUR
MONEYS WORTH
Beware Alaska Stock Frauds!
" SYLVIA PORTER

The potential for the great
est wave of securities frauds in
modern times is being created
in the new State of Alaska.
Alaska is a natural for the
securities swindler. Within her
375 million acres are 81 of
the SO strategic metals bearing
names Of intriguing glamour.
Within her borders, there is
reported to be more oil than
in Texas, fantastic amounts of
coal and timber. She is rich
in resources, she is vast. she
is virtually untouched. She pro-
vides just about a perfect setup
for the peddler of penny stocks.
The day after the Senate
approved statehood, Alaska
Juneau-with a trading range
this year between $2.12 and
IS a share-was the most ac-
tive stock on the New York
Stock Exchange. Why? That
word Alaska" in its title. Dur
ing the last several days New
York bond traders have been
marking up prices of long
neglected Alaskan local govern
ment obligations. Why? ''In an
ticipation of future demand" I"
Dangers Emphasized
Now infant corporations with
magic names combining the
magic minerals and Alaska
will be formed and publicized,"
says New York State Attorney
General Louis j. Lefkowitz. And
he emphasized during our talk:
What could make the situa-
ton particularly serious is that
Alaska has no blue sky law at
all to protect the public from
the fraudulent sale of securi-
ties" All but two states-Neva-
da and Delaware-have some
form Of legislation controlling
the offering and sale of securi-
ties to the public. Alaska will
be the third without the inn
portant controls. and Mr.. Lef-
kowitz adds, while the Fed
eral securities laws apply in
other states where the mails
and interstate facilities are
used, this is not sufficient pro-
lection for the public"
To try to avert the scandals