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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-20
Passport Policy

The check-power of the
Supreme Court to rule
against the State Depart
ment's passport policy seems
to represent one of the basic
differences between our form
OF democratic government and
that form Of communism as
practiced in the USSR. The
check that is continuously
maintained in the interpre-
tation and administration of
our Constitution by the ex-
ecutive. the legislative and
the judicial branches Of our
Government creates the very
essence Of that strength
which represents our demo-
cratic way Of life. 1t is a
system which permits varia-
tons in opinions and at no
time allows one single body
TO become despotic.
BY q vote Of S to 4, the Su-
preme Court has ruled that
the State Department lacks
authority to deny an Amer
lean citizen the right to be
granted a passport enabling
him to travel the world over.
during present peaceful"
conditions. The test cases Of
Rockwell Kent and others
should now establish a
precedent for other COM
parable decisions. The tenure
OF our times was the basis
for the Supreme Court
ruling. These are not times Of
war. but rather a time when
We speak Of peace" and un-
Outstanding as our direction.
1t can be argued that over
characterization can defeat
its own purpose. History has
shown that the risk involved
on this basis is far less than
the risk Of inevitable totali-
tarianism which follows the
deprivation of civil liberties.
The law of our land is fluid
and cannot be static. 1t must
be interpreted today. for to-
days needs. The concurrence
Of five Of our judiciary leaders
seems a wise one and will
prove a highly contributory
factor in the preservation of
our democracy.
Jessie b. Solomon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-20

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G0rnisheed Wooes

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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-03-06
Thank You.


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fashion that
come backm many timesag
Tuesday and nine OcIo
Your Charge Account Is Welcomed at BenSons
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-06-18
Horny kIun Rally
FuiIs On Saturday

Genial Rev. James Cole.
leader of the xxx in South
Carolina. is going TO make a
second stab at drawing a
crowd Saturday at $3.50 pm.
on the Grand Strand. This
time at Little River near the
State line.
The Rev. Mr.. Cole and his
followers were turned away
from. two announced Grand
Strand locations last weekend.
Originally, the Horny Coun-
ty xxx Den rally was set for
Crescent Beach: then switched
to Ocean Drive; and finally
moved to oue-half mile north
Of Little River, still on U. S.
Highway IT,
Approximately 80 people.
mostly curiosity seekers. at
tended the xxx session Sat
urday night at Little. River.
There was little speaking and
no cross burning apparently
the leaders were disappointed
with the crowd.
Prior to the end Of the brief
session. announcement was
made that another rally will
be held this Saturday at $50
pm. at the same location.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-06-18
Pirewuy
BY EDWARD GORE

Miss Mary Williamson the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
rye Williamson of Nakina and a
18th grade teacher at Nakina
High School is attending the
summer school for teachers at
Boone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Worth Gore of
Tenn. are spending several days
with her sister and parents Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Duncan, and chill
dren of Pireway, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Lacy c. Stanley Of White
willie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmy Sarvis
and family of Columbia, spent
Fathers day with their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Haymon Sarvis
and family of Longs, and Mrs.
J. Lester Gore of Pireway.
J. c. Smith of Myrtle Beach
spent the week end with friends
and relatives of Pireway.
p. Loiiiiie IflCe mas return
ed nome alter spending last
week WIN her daughter MIR. and
Mrs. Perry Davis Jr. and family
IAN IN Darlington.
,. MI. and Mrs. Devon Powell of
Green Sea visited her mother
Mrs. John F. Pickett Friday.
Coca. Fla. spent \ few DAYS With
Mr.. and Mrs. Lonnio Gricc
NJ l.. Long of Piroway snant
two weeks with Mr. and Mr.
Paul Stevens and family of Fov-
'cttcvillc.
DaVSi Grice, and Lonnie Grice
MADE a business trip 10 Darling
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-06-18

area was way-off a. q result
Police Chief N. L. Bellamy
of the announced session
OF Ocean Drive Department
said I'VE have no desire to
have the Klu Klux Khan rally
in our town. ]. B. Vereen gave
Cole permission to hold q
rally here. The people of our
town don't want them here"
Chief Bellamy had his en-
tire staff on hand at the Ma
rina and the loud speaking
system at the location contin-
uously announced there would
lie no xxx meeting.
AS the time for the rally APP
preached large numbers OF
Ocean Drive and Grand Stra
nd residents were seen to
drive up to the Marina. Ma
Jority of the cars were filled
with men. Only a scattering of.
women could be seen. Many of
the cars stopped. Drivers
q,leried those standing around
Where's the rally
Many of the cars contained
guns. While most Of the wea-'
ponS were rifles one MI and
a sayed-off shot gun were al
So spotted.
One of the women comment
ed, Il was in Loris some years
back (about eight when they
xxx drove through our
town with an armed caravan.
was frightened then and
have remembered it these
many years. If they xxx
start burning crosses 1 want
to knock them down. -"
George Windham of the
Ocean Queen staff said, The
Ocean Queen has no connec-
ton with the xxx. He did not
know of the plans of the xxx
until w ecame in off the Moon
light Cruise Friday night"
Capt Vereen noticeably up
set over the course of events
pointedly said, we have moth
ing to do with them and we
won't have"
Officials of the Lighthouse
Restaurant pointed out the
announcement by Khan offici-
ais had cost them and the
Ocean Queen operators consid-
cradle money from cancella-
tions.
We're not a party to this"
the restaurant operators ex-
planned. and want the people
to know it"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-06-18

and vegetables? The process "
lthawing and refreezins does moi
in itself make fruits and vege-
tables unsafe. But thaved food.
spoil more quickly than fresl
foods and may become unsafe tc
eat if not refrigerated. II they
have thawed completely, they
Twill not be suitable for refreez-
ing. Fruits and vegetables may
be refrozen provided some les
crystals still remain. However
the thawing and refreezing OF
fruits and vegetables usually
causes deterioration IN quality
and loss of flavor.
SHOW about refreezing baked
foods? 1t is completely satisfac-
to refreeze baked foods Of all
kinds. II baked foods are refroz-
en- promptly after defrosting.
there will be very little chang,
in quality. But Il any stating"
takes place between thawing
and refreezing. there will be
some loss of quality. especially
if they are refrozen several
times.
i.Why are recommended fror-
er storage periods only approxi-
mate times? Mayn factors influ-
encc the length Of time various
foods may be freezer-stored
without loss of flavor and food
value. These factors may vary
and affect the storage life Of
such foods. Some ot these factors
arc: kind of food stored; condi-
ton of food at time of storage:
method of cooking used degree
of doneneSS; use CT unstable
flavoring ingredients: type of
pack; method Of packaging and
kind of packaging material US
ed; completeness 81 fill; and
most important of all is the
maintenance of a uniformly low
temperature throughout the stor
age period. Judgment should be
used IN following the rules for
maximum storage periods. Rapid
turnover of the food in you.
freezer results in letter utiliza
ton and more BENEFITS for you.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-06-18
asuidGWaV
BIZ Mis-. IL. STER LONG
BY MRS. LESTER LONG


Mrs. Calvin Ward and Mrs. J
f Singlctary visited Mrs. Jane:
Faulk Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leamon Sing.
and daughter, Louise, visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Long We'd
ucsday night.
,..s Lester Long visited Ms
T. J. Long Wednesday mornine
VIII. IS just home from 4 Dur
ham hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Jacobs
y!SviSitcd Mrs. Lester Long re-
Gently.
Mrs. Julius Suggs visited MIS-
Calvin Ward Thursday after
noon.
Miss Cathy Faux visited Mrs
Quillie Long Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Long and
George Sings were in Tabor City
Saturday.
Mrs. James Faux and child
dren visited Mrs. Lester Long
Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Layton Buck
visited Mr. and Mrs. J. d. Long
recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Faux
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Faux
Sunday afternoon.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-06-18

ton and children Of Nakina.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Larri-
more Of Iron Hill spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Larri-
more.
Waymon Cox Of Tabor City
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Almon Stanley. Miss Elneta
Stanley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clenton Wright
of Tabor City were Sunday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Gore.
Visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ned c.
Watts and family of Nakina
Sunday were their children Mr.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-06-18

Knights we're urged to attend
and make the session one OF
the best attended in the state.
Neither Crescent Beach OIL
Ocean Drive Beach wanted the
xxx rally. That was evident
from the reaction of the an
nouncements starting Friday.
The Rev. MIR. Cole and his
XXX followers had originally
been granted permission by
Gene Golden to hold a rally on
U. S. Highway II at Crescent
Beach on the lot between The
National Distributing Co. and
Cartrette Motor Sales.
When word got out that
xxx rally was scheduled for
Crescent Beach a number Of
reservations by weekend guests
and others Were cancelled. Re-
sidents of Crescent Beach also
got up in arms.
A meeting of the Council
was called and action was TAX
en- to prohibit such sessions In
the future.
Meanwhile, the Rev. Mr..
Cole and the mayor were in
conference and the Rev. Mr.
Cole said later he was inform
ed a cross burning would be a
fire hazard.
I'VE don't want any trou,
BILE" the smiling leader Of the
xxx reported. 81 turned the
lease over to the sheriff anc
we began looking for another
site. This was done long before
the council meeting. ="
The Rev. Mr.. Cole and his
aid moved further up The
Grand Strand and made ar
engagements with ]. B. Vereen
for lease of a portion Of We
reen's Marina IN Ocean Drive
on U. 5. Highway Il.
An apparent 2sSnderstand-
ing between IfSn and the
XXX leasS13 stilted in the
wrong focMhn being listed in
handbills distributed Friday
night.
In the handbills the identi-
flying location was Ocean
Queen dock. The yellow and
black and blue aa6 back hand
bills "nrc dis x40ted Friday
night throughJM Ue area an
nouncing the saea6ng.
Capt. Sam Strecn and his
staff OF the Ocean Queen were
the most surprised group
when they returned from the
Friday night moonlight cruise
and found the handbills pIast-
cred about the dock and park
ing area and distributed to all
parked cars.
The area adjacent to the
Lighthouse Restaurant was al
so covered with these hand
bills.
Capt. Vereen and others took
immediate action and had the
proposed rally location CANCEL
ed.
Word of the meetings. new
location spread like wild fire.
The tourists stayed away from
the area in droves. Business
throughout the Ocean Drive
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-06-18

Long.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lee Gore
OF Myrtle Beach, s. c. spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. John
r. Gore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie Benton
spent Fathers Day with their
children Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Benton. Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Ben
ton, and Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Settlempre all Of Acme.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. o. Elderdice
of Wilmington spent the week
end with relatives Mr.. and Mrs.
Haywood Smith and family of
Plreway, and Mrs. Lishie Ben
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-06-18
Wfruf s
Cooking?
BY MRS. PAT COTHRAN
Home Service Representative
Carolina Power & Light Co.

Do you haze some doubts OF
questions about freezing that
you would like answered?
Hero are some questions that
are asked most otter by home
makers.
l Can meat be safely refrOzen?
Research has shown that re-
freezing meat does not affect its
quality, and il can be refrozen
safely provided some ice cryst-
ais still remain IN the meat
However. completely thawed
meats should not bt refrozen.
2.IS it safe to rctreeze fruits
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-06-18
Mr.. and. Mrs. o. ". Stocks andLo ns.

Mr.. and. Mrs. o. ". Stocks anc
Mrs. Minnie Stocks visited Mr..
and Mrs. j. d. Long Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Stocks and
Mrs. Nina Stocks visited MIR. and
Mrs. Paul Conor Sunday also
Mrs. Billie Smith of Whining
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Buynon Santley
visited MIR. and Mrs. r. j. Long
recently.
Visiting MIR. and Mrs. Lester
Long Sunday night were Lea
mon Sings, also George Sings
and children.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-06-18

When your tires get thir
and you start trusting your
travel "afetv to rccapS, we
suggest you trust n an
expert who knows the il
sides and outsides of tires.
II the" aren't worth recap
ping, he will tell you ard
save your life. If they are.
worth it, he'll do it for Won
and save you money on
tires. Be sure to see James
Scott at Dicus Firestone
Dealer in Tabor City. n. e.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-06-18

and Mrs.. Billy Grice. Mr.. and
Mrs. Melvin Long. Mrs. Eddie
IGrice. and Mrs. Elderdge Smith.
MIR. and Mrs. Horace Gore OF
Bolton spent Fathers Day with
Mrs. J. Lester Gore of Pireway.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-06-18

GEESE FOR SALE: labor ssver
to keep the grass out Of your
strawberry patch. Have 40
will sell either singular or in
pairs. Contact Jimmy Rossrx
Green Sea Highway.
6I8,25;7/2p
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-07

commission against
handle housing problems
opponents Immediately question another
Without 70 the merits Of the
win placed obstacle the path OF the
bin that amount Of explaining satisfactorily justify
Also the supporters social legislation know from
legislation passed As Of
the Of occupancy launch
crash campaign get the Minneapolis
ordinance the 10 be wen organized
financed
Without proposed the commissions by the interim
the going find themselves fighting
Unas there there win undoubtedly be repetition Of
The that took place tbs 81 Of the legislature In
oang Of the representatives the
commission FEpc trying their respective
budgets squared
opponents legislation organized
they than likely they would have been able to have
torpedoed the commissions,
Whether unintenonaI important
the bills affecting passed the they
committee would impossible FEPc
and the governors effective
o. open occupancy
by dyeng the forces that would have normally concentrated their
bin
undoubtedly
adequate budgets relations between the
strained
open occupancy appear
would correct Both commissions extensive education
the other
the similarity
danger Of rivalry between the commissions II this should
ey rights Minnesota would suffer that
generations 20 recoup
No doubt persuasive
statements those who believe that
the two separate commissions II assumed that the interim
attempting bigoy
governors Blackwell Dr.
Fourth Ave Soa Minneapolis Mimi.
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Goblin, Set, M. Walker s,rniaht.

Etnr Since have temporarily Disposed %
thr nuts> 81 the Sc Paul PRESS
Mr. William Walkers hitter charging gross naccuracios
Expressed ard Implied ne
straight
First wurt htm 20 know that
expect 60 rve special consideration the Negro Secondly
hdanany contend het number persons
arrested that Is with inadequate facilities they shagd
hccn taken % H ard treaes cuS criminals Trd regard
"roeroa language
pleas inevitably
taeHshed police rccoris peop!e
Ngr walker provisions FIRST
amendment Co the Constitution
c3o1 ths press speech
broad provousruind y0utn unlimited any
has tbe privilege Comment ouess public officials
others who pRhbc approval THIS society
be appe with nc widest puhc
officials t4see
Judiciary q their activities public
writer knew What ne doing uua prov
having rcsvv
coPy the Constitution pcr~ed
thoroughly understood Then necessary
for him make such este statement when dnr
he talking about
Mr. Walker sad Nr Robins rlaui'n very
Impressive II Nc FhexuAtc pe0pls
sd efg M ard publicity than th oKsss huthevs
for their multiple sympathy
certainly interested ~ people
regards long Hquors nyras
why nerd "a r Temperance rrgvsm hSeve tire
psope hat ey far too mA a these Temperance lectures earring
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-07

THE job Minneapolis TRIBUNE reocat
ing scale is dfnct best with many
cauoua"
refers to the fact that hgbways redoveopmen
University plane going Minneapolis people
Their goes say
IT viii community beyond any doubt
because Of tho Community Welfare Councils advisory group
has just been created % important cyic need"
Community advisory committee are
% be commended for giving their abs and informed attention
this problem they expect people they would
better start cornoung
For tho fact that there place people co.
almost nothing whatever being done provide
Public housing m the redegorment the bucket
and any several
years no houses have been bu Tor the middle
being affected
10 cap tho climax Minneapolis telling that large ssen, Or
these people who Negroes that says they have
to they cant anywhere conspiracy the
certain restricted and fully Minneapolis
would be unconstitutional 70 adopt Legislation ntocrabo
not explosive
SO whaA going happen n 4e don't start building houa.ag
Obviously what's happen Illegal over the
place doubling oyarcroelng violation heath
ahh sanitation family break and break suppose
eventually eieyeopmsn projects clear the subatandar
housing conditions which be fooled
~ ~ housing IN this asa has stood p wen s
comparison with Chicago and New example II we take
10000 10 10000 units without doing any more
Than We have about IT, We too WIN whole families
Of this kind situation only people 10 profit win 10 the
Of these docayng baneletsiios and espote
Of human misery and destruction. just n York
Charles abrams Tho city pnnnor and who
Observe experience closely asya We should p a
stop 70 The destruction Of existing dwellings poor rather
concentrate upon mating them unnoedd by
program building
Whether desirable passbls Tor the Twin ctiea 10
back the present program question 10 which many different
sin be answers viii depend on yor pon
OF yeR and housing prospects would DO wen Ia face the
fact and soon that tho anda planning gong We have
LEFT one value 20 the Winds o. chance value
Notwithstanding the rRinuNEa hope and fcrven pro
eatons that tho relocation he accomplished with r regard
fof Tho mman values involved" proceeding brutal fashion
and the solution hoeryo got brutal one
within ue limits q the planning that hab fac been
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-07

adequate higher education their Negro chill
private many provided the only oppor-
tuny higher education
except
to northern private situation prohbive
In % per o ths
Negro private college attempt
the institutions
ought with difference between the
schools Is different the tax supported
University privately supported Minnesota colleges
like Carleton college Manchester. 81 Thomas Iinnins
committee or Minneapolis 81 Paul people
~ the education the nations
problems worked unoohgy keep alive the interest
private colleges turning
bulk o responsible Negro leaders many years
Many these which years surepucouaiy trained
opened
youths expressly forbid They Hu the
bulk Of The Negroes seeking college education despite the e.
supreme Court tho Alabama example pop
Negro the accredited state University supported dollars
both Negroes whites
The Convocatou the tinted College win
people Minnesota advancing
every opportunity
Observe the 80 who lead these colleges which
doing tenucy
prepare youth
human endeayour purpose.
Tho University Annesoth a distinguished president
Mordl cooperating with the general which
distinguished
administer accredited Negro colleges long
the hospitality o North
newspaper Couvocaton 10 Minneapolis
hopes great good
viii greatly enriched presence
appreciation by helping Nohrp Auditorium
SUNDAY March 10 public meeting
pm u will witnessing charge
win be made.
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We are receiving steady number Of compliments
concentrations and comments edition OF Feb rs
me Minneapolis SPOKESMAN and the 81 Paul
-
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Welcome To United Negro College
Fund Conyocalion,

Under the leadership hotel man ana pen,
and Minnesota wu play host 70 he 90 presidents private Negr,
colleges which eonpiae the mcnbeahp Negro college
FUND March a through tho i7th
The convoralen bring the city The individuals o,en art
women who are the tsa'ers providing for thousands
Of young the nation rae head or are interests,
IN the maintenance schools founded over SO YEARS ago 10 p
higher education o the children " tho freed slaves
The schools "a 81 which are N ana a,,trI,
il enc Of sacrifice dedication Most OF ays headers
among the Negroes education IN these .,bI.
and white N''F~ 0'" N'sN
The facilities many original, we're northcru
~ teachers Who went south to DO their biz
ms of th" ehulrn u the ssplrrd higher c
u" 'a t"''r Slcnts hr"ame faculty pens prrsi
dents 81 those Institutions.
THESE schools have weathecd suspicion which originally
greeted them In The South and their made each Of
the areas into which they wefe established proud Of
An through The Years % their they have had the
traditional problem q Hhot'ese @ money 60 maintain plant faculty
and high educational standards which plagues private colleges
NO matter What their
Prior TO tho establishment o the United Negro couera s5 m
1913 Tho presidents % these colleges necessary 10 sprua
great portion Of their time which should have devoted 10 a
mhMuauh 70 THE tk % travelling ~ TIE raidnr
FUNDS 60 keep dornitottrs ~ their atb s.
In isn fourteen president. private colleges at the
call 81 DR. Frederick fattcron president ~ Insker
Institute met TO eNror BY which ccald poo
their soneiano" Of funds aud appeal uoacr
single Organization
John . Rockefeller leng had evat interest ~
ne education % NegroA Americans pleased and be-
came the chairman United Naero college tls Nston
Council which drive witch has been kcnci a Al
Educational Community Campaign"
To-day 10 'os cities rally each war
TO tho United Negro Coicxr tnd provide campaign quot,
which designed 10 provide e. the operating 81 the
schools participating
since Minnesota chiefly served by these
schools The question often asked be eS
pvcted support Negro College mi The answer i spls
Increase IN tho educational opportunity youth az
America IN any state
state In the union Many % ne outstanding o
Cities % Minnesota of today mBated n the southern
colleges who members Of the College FNnd
There disposition among in this state 70
unfairly confuse these institutions inadequate segregated
facilities educational stes IN the southern
states
During the 70 years southern states failed 70 provide
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Open Occupancy, DIS football

Editor Civic Leaders Jerry Robins and William Crates criticism
passing Ward Flemings
Urban League the sit
together try open Occupancy
would asking why black
give white me was
good milk L.
During the House Judiciary COMMITTEES hearings the BIZ open
Occupancy last spring The Ramsey County Republican Rights
Committee busted itsef every Conservative epubcau
member Of the Judiciary Committee report the Bin
ably Of Committee,
minnesota
Liberal please. the
Fleming questioned constutonalty Minneapolis
Crates homer city Attorney BIN
Sincerely Culver Ramsey County
Republican Ci,i Rights Committee
1858.