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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-07-23
Behind
The Scenes
by Reynolds Knight

NEW YORK, July 2l-Lead-
ing indicators Of business activ-
ity now are signaling the up
turn that has to make itself felt
by fall if the public's confidence
is to be restored.
Many business leaders and
economic observers have been
saying for months that we could
look for an improvement in bust
ness conditions by the third
quarter.
Forecasts are, of course. little
comfort to the man nearing his
last unemployment compcnSa-
ton check. And unemployment
is likely TO be continuing prob
lem even with an upturn.
One optimistic opinion is the
forecast of Sales Management
magazines future sales ratings
board" OF 307 economists. statiS-
ticlanS and marketing men. The
majority Of this group believes
that July August September
sales viii show considerable inn
Iprovcment ana that the final
three months of the year will
sec 4 S,.omg accelrration.
Another hopeful report comes
from the University OF Michi-
gan'S continuing survey of con-
sumner attitudes. II believes the
consumer has rcsained the de-
gree of confidence he had last
December. Many more people
believe today that a year from
now conditions will be better
than believe they will be worse. a"
the survey notes.
OIL UNLIMITED - Ameri-
Ca s vast oil Shale deposits. con-
tanning so times as much oil as
exists in our proven crude oil
reserves, can now be made to
yield liquid fuels at costs COM
.petitive with those for domestic
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-07-23
Carers
Column
By-W. Horace Carter

FISHING: Ed Prince fishing
recently the sane Cooper lakes and brought
back their limit Dream They did before the morning
starting at daylight His intriguing enough that it
sent Ruey Hewett Friday
Sure enough the fish do bite the 20
limit by 900 the morning the had
shed in the popular South Carolina sportsman paradise but
it must truly be the fish the nation We
hed for brean and caught them but has the reputation
of being equally good better Graphic bass and rock
fish Anyhow, hope to try it again.
CoILARDs: From the time they began growing stuff
coards has had the reputation of being strictly Souheners
ds like gtS But their goodness can't be kept secret all the
time and the Yankees have found out Now be just
good Southernrs have moved the Yankee
land and want home oard but brokers produce
up ere know tat there is demand for coaS and last week
calling this asking grown
for them this fall and winter One broker would
that would should
into tire coards business commercial basis Yes the words
out Coards will no longer be luxury for the South alone
VACATION: Last week Graham Johnson our advertising
linotype operator Leverpe Ward were vacanng Now they
deserved the 60 long way
toward proving how important they the operation
Like romance absence makes the
absence made know how appreciate
ever Inc whole staff has been with us long time and when
even one Is away things get mighty rough all
TOBACCO get in the plug that the Tabor
City Tobacco Market last led all of North Carolina
within whsker of leading the world n
would have set the in the whole small
qS oi very poor TOBACCO been sold at the tail end of the
season That's mighty envable record and every
mark would like claim We market to rank
gh among the leaders IN average price again this
the leader
MONEY Tabor merchants going to make it worthwhile
to some people who trade this season wheel
barrow win 1000 silver dollars some of
the good customers who buy and sell That's pretty
good incentive more folks to call Tabor y homo
and do their shopping here
ANOTHER AID: We still local folks who say tbc
oon know we sold office supplies have done lust about
everything this subject and lust this one last time
we are saying agaInc stocked pretty well with most
OF the Office supply items would appreciate vor
giving US chance to sell these you need them
Yep, this paragraph is strictly advertising
HOUSE: For number talked
pud nome In Tabor City. Finally get lot across
street HoI" Dr. H. c. Cameron But that's as far as we have
u o. mouse you want know you afford that kind
b pu! nevertheless you need it, what you then? We
another but we solution in sight " " u
, ANYHOW house building of our lire but one Of
oSe ngS that everyone or more in his life
we nope TO get that too long and IN cot
corC oehd us except for paying it. That takes the
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-07-23

petroleum, says the Denver Re-
search Institute, University Of
Denver.
The Institute has just complet-
ed two years of testing and de-
velopment work on a new oil
Shale process for the Oil Shals
Corporation, Beverly Hills
Calf, owner of the process anG
patents. This included operating
a 24-ton-a-day pilot plant fol
some nine months.
The oil industry has long
known that oil Shale someday
would become an importan,
source of gasoline, heating oil
and other liquid fuels. So oil
companies have acquired larg,
holdings of oil shale land in Col
lorado.
Now, says the Institute, "shale
oil can be produced in Colorado
and delivered 10 the West Coas'
at costs, exclusive of profit
of. SLAP to go a barrell"--us -
ing the Oil Shale Corporation E.
process. published quotations
place the current price of Cali
fornia crude oil at around S3.OC
TO S3.25 4 barely
THINGS TO COME-A Swcd-
liSh inventor has come up with Z
lone-piccc loudSpcakcr tclcphon,
that may be heard and spoken
lat" from four different direc.
lions. It's about the size of (anC
looks likc) an ordinary dcSf
iphonc. minus the hand receiver
Better brightwoTk is promis-
cd on 1859 model cars. some us
ling thicker chrOmium-nickel-
copper combinations, others us
ing double coatings of nickel. tc
eliminate "pit,ing'' of bumper.
and do: handles FLOORING
makers are experimenting with
especially tanned squares OF
Shoe-sole leather with a shiny
finish, held down by an adhes-
i've.
TRADE HANDICAP - Regu-
lartory inequities that handicap
!. S. diStillers when competing
with Canadian whisky producers
I'm the U. S. market were under
scored recently by the u &
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-07-23
REUNION

1t will be appreciated if you
will include the following notice
in a forthcoming issue of youI
publication:
The Coppage-Coppcdgc Fam
lily Association will hold its an
nual reunion at The Sir Walter
Hotel, Raleigh, N. c., on Aug
22-24, 1858. All members of tn,
family of English extraction ar,
invited to attend. For further
information, write Mrs. Edna L
Coffin. 6207-42nd Ave, Haytts
vile, Maryland.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-07-23

North Carolina farm during
June of this year are placed at
8. $4,000. an increase of 81 so
from June 1857 and SAP 900 above
June 1856. Rate Of egg production
In June was 1.722 eggs per 100
layers. as compared with 1892
year ago and 1888 in June 1856.
The increase in production is.
thus. due not only to a larger
number Of layer but also to
greatly improved rate of lay.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-07-23
EGG PRODUCTION

RALEIGH. N. c., July
June egg production In North
Carolina Is estimated at l53 mill
lon - 2 percent above June 1857
output Of $50 million and III
percent above June 1856. accord
ing to the North Carolina Crop
Reporting Service. At the current
level. the June production is the
highest for the month on record.
Hens and pullets of laying age on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-22

Is clutched 10 the bosoms OF
Rrownups, nostalgia fsr the
days when they, too, ignored
the circus animals and per-
formers In search Of the huck-
sters who sold hot dogs, lemon
ade.
E.tst
Gen. Rafael Trujillo. Jr.. and
Kim Novak a twosome,
George Gobel and Eddie Fisher
really fed up with each other,
Leon Henderson. separated,
seeking a divorce so he can
marry his Countess, "Ja-
maica" cast pondering salary
cuts. Walter Shirley, IT,,
and lovely jeanne BraatE at
the Harwyn. Barry Fitz-
gerald 10 Ireland, 10 recuper-
ate from slight ticker trou-
BILE, A baby girl for the
Maurice Turets. Jack
Dempsey and Lucille Turner an
item. BENEFIT for Billy
Vines widow and children raised
$4,000. The Scott Forbes
tABc-TV's Jim Bowie@
named her Elena. Earl
Blackwell. Valerie French.
Composer D'Artega lost their
dads. Susan Hayward lost her
mother. -. Indonesian En-
basSy on East 68th street has
24-hour police guard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-22
With Many Exclusive New Features!

TlHE brand 1888 edition OF Information Please
Il Almanac is off the press! Revised from
70 cover. 1t is essential to everyone who wants to
keep his knowledge up-to-date II goes far beyond
traditional amanacs in scope and treatment 1t offers
students vast storehouse OF knowledge for daily
study and reference You read 1t for entertain
ment as well information 1t gives you concise
answers to questions every field from Aviation 10
Sports from Nations OF the World to Contract Bridge,
from Income Tax to Crossword Puzzle Guide from
Science to Who's Who
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-22

maui, n,,dl., ch.,le, human p.T-
Msne p.ssis on. ehaTl,s rsnuiek
herman nLsu,s my 's Fas,u.n F eiayten
~ w W. a.ntss uaiiand
Shs, sen aa,Smsn rhomas n mas
s.s,s IL Ma Claudia q Ham
s,ana nsaTss 70 Raves Il a Heat,
un,s Iswpsnes Henderson, William
. Rtsa, nuv lewslI
q tohesop nohsrt Iohu.
MI NJ NJ aohs,, Johnson' RohsrI Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-22

Continued From Page A-lt
Walter Mirisch will let Lee cut
his directing teeth on one Of
Joseph COnrad's sea novels TO
be filmed In the Pacific. with
Cobb TO act as well.
Back from a hit at the Miami
Deauville. Dan Daley Cancelled
his date at the London Palla-
dium because the management
can't clear a time before Dan
and his company reopen In Las
Vegas In June. Dan and his
troupe may 90 over in the fall,
after they play the Cocoanut
Grove here in September.
A three-city premiere is being
set up by U-I to trigger the July
release Of "A Time To Love and
A Time To Die"-in Chicago
with star newcomer. John
Gavin. in attendance; New
York with Erich Maria Remar-
que. who wrote and acted in
the film; and in Munich. Ger
many. with Lilo Pulver attend
ing.
Jackie Barnett. who has his
own record-breaking show
Newcomers OF 1928" opening
at the Moulin Rouge April 30,
is hard at work writing a new
night-club act for his former
boss. Jimmy Durante. Jimmy
has offered Jackie his services
any time. II one of his head
liners should get Ill or have TO
miss a performance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-22
Russiu Pledges
Cut in Work Duy

MOSCOW. April % tP).-The
Soviet government said yester-
day the work day in heavy
industry will be progressively
reduced from 8 hours TO s or
7 hours over the next Is
months. In that period. a
council of ministers announce
ment said, a start will be made
on reducing the work day in
other fields of industry.
This pledge to reduce the
Soviet work day has been
repeated many times. AS long
as two years ago. Moscow
said the shorter workday
already had been introduced
in some sections of Soviet
industry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-22

stars OF the circus are the VEN
doris.
Look AZ the little doggies. +"
l exclaimed rapturouSly. point
ing 10 the center ring. where
trick dogs were cavorting, The
4-year-old Robby paid no
mind; There's the Ice cream
man. grandma"
He only stopped gulping II
down when he yelled "Popeye, ="
That was the only clown that
registered. the children know
ing him from afternoon TV.
up there, Carla,' l said.
pointing TO the girl aerialiSt.
Shimmering In silver. The 2ia-
year-old eyed her critically:
Looks like Mommy." she
noted,
Perhaps. thought ruefully.
our grandchildren we're not like
other youngsters.
Al that exact moment I was
hit In the eye by a satellite
swung by q child In the next
box, Say you're sorry" Kissed
his harried mother. I'm sorry"
muttered the little boy. in
stantly walloping me with the
cowboy whip he carried In his
other hand.
The loving legend. I'm afraid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-22
u. S. ExpeIs
Czech Aide
ny the Associated Press

The United States. appar-
entity retalIating for last weeks
custer OF q United States Dip
lomat from Communist Czech
oslovakia, is expelling Or,
Roman Skokan, Czech COM
mercial attache here,
In n terSe note 10 the Czech
Embassy yesterday, the State
Department said Mr. Skokan'S
presence is no longer accept
able 10 the United States Gov
eminent, His immediate de-
parture was ordered.
Lincoln White. State Depart
ment press officer, said no ex-
PLANTATION was given the Czechs,
Last Friday, Czech police ar
rested Joseph r. Jacyno. Sec
ond secretary OF the United
States Embassy In Prague. as
he was visiting n friend. He
was charged with espionage
and ordered to leave Czecho-
Slovakia. The State Depart
mcnt denounced the arrest and
custer as a frameup.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-22
SEcRETARIhI straysr Col. Of sserstaraI Training


oil sUmmdoy
p'Ot' s.eVS. I'so Ons ~.d sssot'oI Prosoms Sp'e
. ond Tpns Tor sosss stvdsn,
iol Co,olo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-22

display OF l945 automobiles
and clothing"
Called Good Investment
Mr.. SchloSSer stated that n
businessman gets S2.l33 return
on every 81 given to the Con-
vention and Visitors Bureau
and declared, Any area bust
nesSman who is not supporting
this activity is stealing from
himself"
The fund drive will be
launched next Tuesday with a
salute to the bureau and its
chairman. Harry L. Merrick,
by the Advertising Club Of
Washington at the Presidential
Arms. 1920 C street NV.
The District Commissioners
will issue a proclamation de-
claring May Is Prosperity
Month" in support OF the drice
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-22

said that only about 3 per cent
of the approximately 10000
firms here support the work OF
the Convention and Visitors
Bureau. with the other 81 per
cent "frecloading."
The goal of the drive next
month is 5000. 900. he said, al
though S250.000 actually Is
needed. This is unattainable,
however, he declared, unless
we can plant civic-interest
seeds in the large percentage
of those parasites who make
up the 81 per cent"
3l5 Lured Last Year
Mr.. Schlosser said the bu-
reau. a part Of the work of
the Washington Board OF
Trade, brought 345 national
conventions to Washintgon last
year. He said this was a new
high" and declared that the
bureau also set another rec
ord" by attracting 6,327.2 Wis
itors.
Left in Washington we're
1852 million earned-elsewhere
dollars" and the amount could
be doubled. he said. with full
area cooperation. He pointed
out that this provides Wash
ington's second largest source
of income. exceeded only by
the Federal payroll.
He told the lunchers in
creased funds would eliminate
such a disgrace to the City
OF Washington" as the need
TO show a l3-year-old film on
the Capital. Invitation to a
Nation" He said the film. run
30 or 40 times a month all
over the country. is an antique
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-22

term, until MAY, 1907
The council board elects the
initial assembly only, and sue
cecding assemblies Will be
elected by the trustees them
selves, Tho assembly will meet
three or four times year to
determine policy and give
direction to council activities,
The community is represented
on the assembly by 100 public
at-large members, The full as
Sembly consists OF 3l9 members,
Each agency and community
organization holding member
ship In the council was invited
10 nominate a member OF It's
governing body to serve. In adj
dition, 80 professional delegates
from council agencies are men,
berS.
The council directors also
elected the following men TO
hll vacancies on the board
James N Hayman, Alexandra
businessman and past president
Of the Alexandria Community
Chest. Edwin Tribhle. city ed
itor OF The Star and chairman
of the council Public Relations
Committee. John r. Willett,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-22
SULLIVAN
Continued From PAGE Ala

Continued From Page Ala
aerialiSts. Nearly all OF them
stood with their backs TO the
circus rings. Why? Because the
tiny citizens we're searching
through the Garden gloom for
the white jacketed men who
sell cowboy hats. whips. tiny
satellites that light up. candy.
chewing gum. ice cream. choco-
late milk. crackerjacks. hot
dogs. pins. buttons-anything.
To the tiny tots. the only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-22

attorney, and Raoul Blumberg,
assistant general manager OF
the WASHINGTON Post and Times
Herald and a member OF the
District Regional Committee OF
the council,
The 100 public large mem
bers OF the Trustees Assembly
are;
Pred Abel Mrs, Merrill q Bsede,
Herbert c nlunek, ATmisteAd l.
Boothe, Mrs MaTgatet s nooths,
A smith Bowman, u Twins burka'
christensen, W. Graham clayiof, "
Paul cornrN MD sergt William
DrVrles Miss Isabella Diamond, MIS-
Charlotte podson Mrs Kenneth pan.
Edna A Dorsey, 4 Howard Dutgett
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-22
Harry is looking for trouble!

And Harry likes the added protection Of Medical
Service to help pay doctor bills
The chance is one in three that your family will
have hospital and doctor bills within the next
u months. And these bills could be big! So don't
you think like Harry Hastings, you should play
it safe with CHI and Medical Service?
Get all the facts. For free booklet write:
CHI and Medical Service Transportation Bldg,
Washington 6, DC or call Republic $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-22
Convention Drive Asks
Help of 'FreeIooders

Milton H. SchloSer chairman Of the Washington Convcn-
ton and Visitors Bureaus 1858 fund drive called on his division
chaImen yesterday rally the OIL per cent OF the business
community he said are contributing absolutely nothing to
efforts to bring money 10 the city,
Speaking at a luncheon in the Staer Hotel Mr. SchosSer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-22
Health, Welfare Group
Elects Trustees Unit

The hrSt Trustees Assembly pocy-making body Of the
Health and Welfare Council OF the National Capital Area
elected yesterday by the council board OF directors,
Caesar L. Aiello council president said the trustees would
serve for the the term until May 1888 and
that all had agreed the assembly for the next
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-22
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-22

When street and traffic lights don't work, Harry
Hastings finds out why. Trouble is HaTy's bust
ness-on the job for PEPCO But off The job,
Harry likes to play it safe. That's why he has
Group disqualification, Inc. and Medical Serv-
ice of DC. for his family.
Harry knows from experience that CHI will
cover major part of his family's bills for semi
private, nonmaternity care in a participating
hospital.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-17
Cronisfas Enun1eron Successes que
Pueden Ocurrir Esfo Temporoda

Agosto %: Harry Craft dice que
ha envejecido 10 amos esta tempo
rada y en- la lejania Sc escucha
una risotada dc Lou Boudreau.
Agosto 80: Fred Haney hace SUI
primera senal para tocar en- la tenn
porada.
Septiembre i: Billy Loes anun-
cia que esta listo para lamar Ca
.da vez que Paul Richards Sc 10 or
dene".
Sophomore 10: Mickey Mantle
tiene Ell record de Babe Ruth de
home runs, pero Casey Stengel di-
ce que todavia no ha aprendido a
partirle bien a los flies.
S%eptiembre Is: Los Cardenales
pierden toda posibilidad de triun-
TO en- la Liga Nacional y Gussie
Busch dice que va a contratar a
otra persona como administrator
general del equipo.
Setiembre %: Los Braves ase-
guran el pennant de la Liga Ma
cional y ell administrator general
John Quinn dice que todos mere
cen un aumento del 100 por ciento
en- sus salaries para 1859.
Octubre /: Los Braves barren
con los Yankees en- cuatro iuegos
y Quinn dice que por SUI buena la
Dor, seran recompensados con sus
parties de la Serie Mundial.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-17
cERRADA BATALLA POR PENNAN1
De la uCA LIBRARIAN Los YANKEES
ALBIE PEARSON PUEDE oUEDAR coNvERTIDo En-
ESTRELLA CON LOS SENADoRES. e BOSTON LUCE I
UN EQUIPo MUY MEJoRADo-DETALLES
Per WILL HRBlDGE, Presidente de Ia Lieo Americana.
(Escrito para Ia United Press) ;

CHICAGO, abril is (United).-
La pelea por Ell pennant de la Liga
Americana en- 1858 debera ser tan
cerrada desde su comienzo hasta
Ell final, que creo que los New
York Yankees tendran que bata-
liar muy duro para poder retener
SUI campamento.
No hay dudas en- mi mente que
nuestra Liga esta mucho mejor ba-
lanceada que en- la temporada pa
sada. Chicago, Boston y Detroit, fl
nalistas de primera division en-
1857, todos estan fortalecidos, con
Baltimore, Cleveland, Kansas City
y Washington todos llegando a la
nueva temporada con equipos me-
jorados por los cambios inverna-
les y jovenes players.
Ell infield del Boston luce gran
demente mejorado y con un buen
outfield, construido alrededor de
Ted Williams, los Red Sox podrian
ser uno de los equipos mas mejora-
dos en- la Liga. Los Medias Blan-
cas- de Chicago nuevamente deben
ser I'm solido contendiente por un
buen staff de pitchers, buena de-
fensa y excelente velocidad. Ell
campamento del Detroit era uno
de los mas optimistas en- la Flori-
da, con cada Tigre estimando que
tienen posibilidades de triunfar.
Estrellas jovenes como AL Kaline,
Harvey Kuenn, Jim Burning y
Frank Larry deben ser ayudados
por ell buen catching que Sc espera
del veterano Jim Hogan, obtenido
del Cleveland.
En- ell novato jardinero Able
Pearon ell Washington tiene a I'm
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-17
.CUADRANGULAR De YOGI IBERIA IMPULSE A
MANTLE D|O La VICTORIA AL new YORK

Atleticos de Kansas City frustro la
reaparicion del pitcher local Herb
Score y Sc tradujo en- una blan.
queada 5 por 0 de los Indios, delan.
tie de 35,307 apenados fanaticos.
Carver, que conocia va del pla-
Ger de doblegar a los Indios, como
que tres de sus seis victoria en- la
temporada anterior fueron a ex-
pensaS de la tribu, no concedio ma
da mayor que un single y paseo a
solo tres hombres.
Su adversario Score, duro apenas
tres innings en- ell monticulo, del
que estaba retirado desde ell Z de
mayo ultimo, cuando una linea de
Gil McDougald lie dio de lleno en-
ell ojo derecho. Fue sustituido por
I'm emergente cuando ell marcador
lie era favorable en- tres carreras.
Score ponch6 a seis hombres en-
esos tres episodes, pero tambien
dio boleto gratis a cuatro e incu-
rri6 en- I'm wild pitch de resutlas
del cual Bill futile, que estaba en-
tercera, anoto en- ell inning inicial.
I'm doblete de Bob Cerv en- ell
tercero, detras de un single de Tu-
tile y I'm pase a Hector Lopez, die
ron a los visitantes dos carreras
mas a costa de- Score. Sc manda-
ron las otras earreras a expensas
de Cal McLish, que reemplaz6 a
Ridzik, Ell sustituto de Score, en- ell
sexto. A su vez McLish fue reem-
plazado por Churn en- ell octave.