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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-12-10
THE WAY OF LIFE

l had a friend from family of only average
finances They scrimpeG, borrowed and did without to
afford the boys education Today he is high saared
official in the company he joined after graduation
from college But he doesn't associate with his pares
anymore - they are not in his social financial
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-12-10
THE KIDS WILL LOVE 1T

Parents should take advantage of the offer made
by Prince Motor Company. Go by and select the letter
You would like for your child from Santa
Claus and he will get it before Christmas mailed
direct from Santa Claus Indiana.
What finer treat could youngster receive with
his heart set being good for old gent in the
white beard and shopworn red suit?
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-12-10
FROM OUT OF THE BLUE

lie was preacher. His living code simple
do what you know is right.
Out of a clear blue sky one day he walked up and
said "Al, we love you and your family
How far would you walk for a friend like that?
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-12-10
Carers
Column,
By-W. Horace Carter

OYSTERS been enjoying some mighty fine roasted
oysters at Thomass at Calabasn
opened up last and impressed
service and the quality of the oysters They well
TINS season with the same fine food and service.
VANS: There is n taking a
Carolina into the North Carolina
same type of yam involved C
as those here think would be
scope Oh e source OF Carolina vans represented by the
brokers of the association and would make
eed higher yields increased quality affect
people.
AS have said year is one of decision in
the Carolina business along with
We using Generally we must start work
ing haraer at better vans
prosper The fact that good help
some degree in getting the volume
will not solve the problems Greater yields per
difference in being
industry.
SENCland The meeting of the Community
Development phase of the South Eastern n
ISOLATION held Wilmington last Friday night Cur own
SANDY Plains community again first place Columbus
~ Tor overall progress during the This
for SlOO But Importance that IN the
entire seven county Sandy Plains This
runner up position gave them fine uly their
muny building All o Columbus proud Sandy Plains
The Bethel community much running this year
100 WIN second place award in the increased farm income
bracket Second place in communities
c0mpetlns IS noteworthy feat anytime
IN nal ,ooH first place in the seven counties with a
All told, three communities Columbus Won r..zes.
There were only 10 seven counties Six OF
those counties had ten awards split Columbus
ma" S1ree for herself. But so did Dupiin county
the ilSi .rlzc doing the outstanding overall dcycr,-
ment Second place fine a first next wear in
this overall judging
RECIPES Local Pcsbytcrian have complied a crr. book
let with huge number OF fine looking by women of
TABOR CiH We don't know how booklet is going
70 sell for but fine project required great deal
effort ana seems worthy of enthusiastic reception 1t sure has
the ways and means OF preparing many q tasty di..
TOBACCO: With the official word that our uc-curca to-
oacco acreage next will same As this wear
smiles nave been more in evidence businessmen
and farmers. And speaking of oalc O. ;r.s :, ~, 49,. ~
mountains where number OF City folks are aocat
ca WI" e ouEly leaf sales, that prices sy high for
mat Ozark looking stuff that never make the auction rr
ct as hue cured leaf hurley are averaging as much
as S66 for d whole market - ~
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-12-10
Editorials . . g..
than turning them down.

\ band creates an impression. Let's
Lope the impression will always be
i good one where Columbus County's
band Is concerned.
be generous when you are called
on 10 contribute next week to the
band uniform fund.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-12-10

Dear Santa Claus,
have been good girl and
am 3 years old will you please
IUrlng me a doll with clothes. q
nurse set.
We will have some cake and
candy on the table. Please don't
forget the other little boys and
airls.
Thank you
judy Fowler
Route l, Box 265
Tabor City, N. c.
Dear Santa Claus.
/ My name is Jackie Fowler and
am years old. | want you to
bring me Tool Sc; and a Fire
truck
Jackie Fowler
Route l, Box l66
Tabor City, n. G.
Dca. Santa.
- little girl eight years
old. am in the third grade. |
want cowgirl suit and a bicycle
and a pair of cowgirl boots. l
love you Santa.
Love,
Linda SarviS
P. S.
Santa don't for get to bring
my pop something and don't for
get all the other little boys and
girls.
| Dear Santa Claus,
! | would like to have Revclon
doll and some clothes for her,
too.
Love.
Brenda Joyce Young
Dear Santa Claus,
VIII YOU please bring me an
electric train. | want a stream
line model and not an old timey
model
lowe YOU. Santa Claus.
Jacy-boy Young
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-12-10
WAY TO THE HEART

The man was listing of the qualities he
sought when thinking about people friends. Then
ne summed 1t up as best anyone could -" My friends
are those people who like my child"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-12-10

Dear Santa,
Tam a good little girl and I've
been looking forward to Christ
mas, Please bring me an auto
matte 4-Spced record player
and maybe you can bring me a
dream. Please bring all the lit
tie girls and boys some presents.
Especially Billy, and my glr:-
friends everywhere.
Will leave you something 70
Neat and drink.
Sincerely,
Faye"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-12-10

REPEAT We have said previously IL this column b,
IS worm repeating Let's keep Christmas shopping at home
~ year nat he!pS your local merchants
ever possible every dollar spent as close Ia
as pFacuc Most s items in Tabor CITY and
te adoea expense OF miles or more
Inc local prizes should be believe that
everybody gains when local folks shop locally.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-12-10
HERE COMES ANOTHER BAPTIST

Longtime friends of in Asheboro have
"a her precocious daughter who announced even
IN that she was no longer admitting belonging to the
Ii .jcpal Church.
Ter parents, naturally upset, asked for reasons
We'll, when the teacher asks each year VIVA
church belong to always says Episcopal but none
o: the kids know what it is so from now on I'm goni
to tell EN- I'm Baptist" she replied
| asked my Cndy why she acted so ugly to the
lady who did her best to ignore her
'She ugly to me she pinch me - bite her
said Cindy in true form.
Ever notice how the folks.who do the talking sci
dom do the pulling out of their pOcketbooks!
Someone said that it the people who stayed
in debt that made the wheels of progress turn \.
this is true then deserve y medal
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-12-10

~ want a bicycle seat anc
some Cowoo! gun. .ui boots.
Your friend
Charles LupO
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-12-10

- u little girl eight years
old. am III the third grade.
want cowgirl suit and a bicycle
and a pair of cowgirl boots. l
love you Santa.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-12-10

Ever notice how the folks.who do the ia
dom do the pulling out of their pOcketboC
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-12-10
Love,
Linda Sarvis

Santa don't for get to bring
my pop something and don't for
get all the other little boys and
girls.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-12-10

RECIPES: Local PvcsOytcrans complied q r,crr, book,
e WIN huge number fine looking by women OF
taOo iN We don't know Just how much booklet gola
70 sell Tor but 1t was fine deal
EFFORT ana worthy reception II sure ha
the ways and means OF preparing many q tasty din.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-15
Four-Ton BIust
Kills 2 Youths
Believed Hunting

CEDAR CITY, Utah, Sept.
is (AP) "A small building
damned with four tons of
blasting powder and dynamite
blew up near this Southern
Utah community Saturday
night. The bodies of two
youths thought to have been
rabbit hunting in the area were
found shortly after.
The building was used to
store explosives made for the
Southern Powder Co. of Mil
ford, Utah. 1t had thick walls
and a steel door with only two
points of possible entry the
keyhole of the door and vents
In the roof.
AL Cline. an agent for South
ern Powder, said the only way
the explosion could have been
set of was by a sharp blow, as
from a bullet.
Ofhcials said they thought
the boys had fired through the
keyhole because their bodies
and guns were found in the
same direction from the blast
as parts Of the door. The
bodies and the door we're found
800 to 400 feet from the build
ing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-15
Reds Give Push
To ToeIiotti Aide

ROME, Sept. is tAP).-
Italy's Communist paper L'unita
today gave Luigi Longo top
billing over Palmiro Togliatti.
the man who has led Italian
communism for years.
Mr.. Longo, Mr.. Togliatti's
chief lieutenant, addressed q
mass meeting in Bologna yes
terday. Mr.. Togliatti addressed
one in Rome. The gatherings
were intended to launch a fund
raising campaign for L'unita.
The newspaper front-paged
stories of the two meetings. But
the headline went to Mr.. Longo.
The Unita preference revived
speculation that the ailing
Togliatti is on the decline as
Italy's Communist strong man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-15
THE EVENING STAR Washington d. c. 80 AT
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10

This weeks campaign will see
Mr.. Truman making four
speeches in as many days-an
afternoon address Wednesday
at Atlantic City. N. j.. before
the steelworkers' convention. a
night speech in Albany. N. Y.
Thursday at a party rally, and
a talk Friday night in Balti-
more at a Embarrassing dinner
Mr.. Truman also has a Satur-
day night speech scheduled at
Charleston, w. Va. at another
money-raising dinner.
National Chairman Paul M.
Butler said thousands of Demo-
Gratis in AZ States will start tn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-15
Adenouerond De GouIIe
Talk MutuoI Problems

lens of French German rela-
tons as disarmament, German
Identification. and the future Of
such European organizations as
the coal-steel pool, and the
common market.
The Middle East and Far
East also were discussed. but
their views on these questions
were not disclosed.
Later they were Joined by
their foreign ministers. Maurice
Couve de Murville of France
and Heinrich Won Brentano OF
West Germany.
Mr.. Brentano said the meet
ing made it obvious that "the
intentions Of France and Ger
many are the same and their
ideas as to the present and fu-
ture are parallel"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-15

doorbell- ringing drive for doll
lars September 26-29. He said
the drive will be helped consid-
erably this year by the Ameri-
can Heritage Foundation nom
partisan campaign to get all
voters TO give at least a dollar
to the party Of their choice.
Mr.. Butler said letters are on
the way to Democratic Party
leaders in the States asking
them to join with Republicans
in approaching corporations
with the suggestion that they
conduct their own nonpartisan
Embarrassing drives among their
employees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-15

COLoMBEY LES DEUx
EGLISES, France. Sept. Is
(AP).-"Frenchmen and Ger
mans should live happily to-
s ether and work side by side. "
French Premier de Gaulle and
West German Chancellor Ade-
nauer declared after a six-hour
talk in this village yesterday.
Their joint communicate said
armed conflict between the two
nations, who have fought each
other in three great wars since
1870, should be finished for
ever
The S2-year-old chancellor
came here to Gen de Gaulle's
home for their first meeting.
They had no formal agenda,
but their talks were reported to
have ranged over such prob
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-15
Miner Boy Didn't Ask
About His Mother

NEW YORK, Sept. is (AP)
-Eight-year-old Melvin Miner,
jr, is reported to have asked
about his fathers condition
but not his mother's-after they
were fatally stabbed in their
Staten Island home September
2.
Sources close to the investi-
cation yesterday quoted an
ambulance driver as saying
that on his three trips to the
Miner home the boy spoke
without emotion and very
evenly in answer to routine
questions"
HE asked about his fathers
health but didn't inquire about
his mothers" the ambulance
driver was quoted as saying
The driver told the boy his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-15
70 Murshuls
Arrive for
Troining

The last Of a contingent Of
20 deputy United States mar
shals will arrive in Washington
tonight to attend a special
training course which will stress
judo and use of firearms.
The Justice Department yes
terday emphasized that the 10
day course has nothing what
soever to do with possible plans
to employ marshals in case OF
school disturbances"
Press Officer Luther Huston
said the course is part of a
training program conceived
some time ago to improve the
efficiency of all younger mar
shals."
He stressed that the training.
which he described as similar
to that provided FBI agents, is
purely routine"
The law officers. all of whom
are from the Northeastern Sea-
board States, viii begin classes
Wednesday.
Seven days of their instruc-
ton will be devoted to "defen-
sive tactics" including Judo.
Practice with firearms viii con-
sumo two days. One day viii be
spent studying legal practices,
Glasses will be conducted at the
National Training School for
Boys.
About IA of the deputies
arrived here last night and
underwent physical examina-
lions today. Those who come
tonight will receive examina-
tons tomorrow.
The course is the second in q
series contemplated by the JUS
tice Department. Last month,
% deputy marshals assigned in
Washington completed the
training, which is supervised
by Marshal Carlton G. Beall,
The department plans to con-
tinue the course elsewhere in
the country until all deputy
marshals under 40 have COM
ipleted it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-15

father was fine" even though
the driver knew he was dead.
The boy has told authorities
he killed his father, a physician.
and his mother, Mrs. Lore
Jean Miner, both 81. Investi-
gators say the case is still open.
The boy, is undergoing mental
tests. Preliminary tests showed
he has a persecution complex.
District Attorney John M.
Breasted said yesterday that
in his dying words DR.. Miner
did not make positive identi-
fication of the slayer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-15
Atlas Fired
AtCanaveraI

CAPE CANAvERAL. Fla,
Sept. IS (AP)-The Air Force
has successfully fired another
Atlas, setting the stage for the
first attempt to shoot the mis-
sile at intercontinental range.
Atlas. currently the most
powerful war rocket in the free
world, blasted away early yes
terday on another 5000 mile
test of guidance and strength.
The first full range Atlas
shot-some 6.325 miles-is ex-
pected in the near future.
1t was learned that the latest
test was highly successful. That
made the third straight time
that the l00-ton Atlas sent its
huge nose cone spinning In on
target without q hitch.
The s5-foot missile thun-
dered skyward from a huge ball
of white flame shortly after
midnight, and disappeared IN
q mass Of storm clouds within a
minute.
Three engines-twin booster
rockets and a sustainer-were
blazing as the Atlas rose pom
derously aloft. More than $780,
600 pounds of thrust is needed
to push the bulky war rocket
toward the $4,000 m.p.h. speeds
necessary for space travel.
The success was good news
for Convair Astronautics whose
engineers have spent a hectic
IA months developing the mis-
sile into an intercontinental
range weapon capable Of car
|rying q thermonuclear war
head.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-15
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-15
Truman Plans
a Speeches
ny the Associated Press

Democrats plan a busy speak,
ing schedule this week for
former President Truman and
plans for a house to-house van
vass for Dollars-for-D Democrats,
The party's National Com
mittee also announced the cam
paign speakers bureau will be
shared this year by three men
instead Of the usual one. They
are Senators Bible Of Nevada
and Church of Idaho, and
Representative Wright Of Texas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-15
Aliens Get Troininq

HICAGO.-The Interna-
stional School Of Nuclear Sci
ence and Engineering at the
Argonne National Laboratory
near Chicago has trained more
than 200 foreign students from
Al nations since its establish
ment a few years ago.
Evening star., 1958-07-15
8 Atomic Plant
Workmen Suffer
Blood AiIment

OAK RIDGE, Tenn, July
is (R.-Three of eight atomic
plant workmen who suffered
an overdose of radiation last
month have experienced a
decline in their capability to
reproduce blood.
The Atomic Energy Com
mission in announcing this
yesterday said the drop had
been anticipated but had
developed later than expected.
This delay is regarded as
a generally favorable sign, "
the commission added in a
statement.
The men we're exposed by
an accidental nuclear reaction
at an atomic plant June Is.
Three days later the Acc said
flve had received a significant
lamount of exposure, resulting
in some damage to their bone
marrow the body's blood
building tissue. Their names
were withheld.
The commission said the five
who received the heavier dos
ages were remaining at a hos
pital to undergo observation
al tests
Evening star., 1958-07-15
New Record Set
By 63l Lootines
Of Bunks in Yeur

A wave Of robberies and bur-
glaries Of banks set a new rec
ord for such crimes during the
12-month period ending last
June 80, FBI Director Hoover
reported today.
A total of 63l violations of
the Federal Bank Robbery Stat
ute, encompassing 373 rob-
berries. 1913 burglaries and so
larcenies. was registered.
The total figure exceeded by
Is the former record established
during the gangster-ridden year
of 1882. 1t surpassed the ilgures
for the 1956-1957 fiscal period
by 1SS.
The two biggest bank rob-
berries from the standpoint of
funds seized were those Of the
Union Bank Of Erie, Pa, on
June 20 and the Citizens Fidel-
ity Bank in a suburb of Louis
vile, KY, last December 8.
The Erie Bank was held UP
by three armed men who fed
with $105,000 in cash. Two
pistol-packing thugs looted the
Kentucky institution Of $40, ,465
in cash and $39.608 in checks,
some negotiable. The bandits
are still at large in both cases.
Evening star., 1958-07-15
Gen. Timbermun
Heads Army Unit

Maj. Gen. Thomas S. Tim
herman takes command Of the
Army Security Agency at Ar
lington Hall Station today on
the retirement of Mai. Gen.
James H. Phillips.
Gen. Timberman, who was
senior member of the Joint
Stragetic Survey Committee
here, will assume his new du-
ties at 9 am. tomorrow. A
reception in his honor will be
held at the Arlington Hall Sta
ton on Friday.
A native of Jamesburg, N. j.,
Gen. Timberman was gradu-
ated from the Military Acad-
emy in 1923 and was named
chief Of the Asiatic Theater
branch during World War II.
Evening star., 1958-07-15
Can't Recall Details

Research Projects Agency. After
next January, however. his
powers to transfer functions
limited by law to a four-year
period-will be subject to con-
gressional veto on 60-day notice
ESQ New Jobs
A House-approyal provision
for 260 super-grade technical
positions in NASA was accepted
by the conferees.
Also accepted was a House
provision. somewhat modified,
to create a civilian military
liaison committee with repre-
Sentatives from both the de-
fense agencies and NASA.
Despite the intention of both
houses to assure civilian con-
troll Of outer space, the confer
ence measure gives the Secre-
tary of Defense the right to
go over the liaison commit
tees head and appeal directly
to the President when he feels
Defense Department interests
are in jeopardy.
A controversial and highly
technical question of patent
rights was resolved by giving
the Government ownership Of
any patents derived from con-
tract work by private industry.
1t is expected numerous new
inventions and processes will
come out of the space agency'S
work.
Evening star., 1958-07-15
Senate Passes Bill
For New Air Agency

plications, route allocations
and investigation Of aircraft
accidents.
Heading the powerful agency
would be a $22.50O admins
traitor. subject to Senate con-
firmation. He would have a
$20,500 deputy, also confirmed
by the Senate. who could be a
military ofncer.
One Change Made
The Senate made one change
before final passage to meet
military objections. The dis
puted provision would have re-
quired advance approval by the
Administrator Of the location
of any new military base or
missile site.
As changed and passed, the
clause now provides that the
Defense Department notify the
Aviation Agency head Of the
proposed location. If there Is
then disagreement, the issue
may be taken TO the President.
Among other top responsible
tiles of the FAA would be au-
thority to control use of the
air space-a power now held
by Civil Aeronautics Admins
TRAITOR James T. Pyle-and de-
velopment and operation of a
common system of air navi-
cation facilities for both mill
tary and civil planes.
Evening star., 1958-07-15
Sis Gets Credit
For School Record

CONNERsvILLE, Ind. (R-
Sarah Riley refused to take
all the credit for attending
school for IL years without
missing a single day of class.
Il own it all to my older
sister," she said. "She brought
all the childhood diseases home
to me. so there was nothing
left for me to have after /
started to school,"