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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-06

smokestack in every corn field
But one veteran Raleigh news.
man has commented publicly
that the Senate is on notice that
teacher pay raises will come un.
der careful scrutiny from at
least half Its membership wher
the budget bill hits the Senate
floor.
The minimum wage bill, as
you know. passed the House Z
couple Of weeks ago by a vote OF
90 10 so carrying several
amendments. In the Senate. q
public hearing was held one da,
and the bill was on the calendar
Tor the next Senator Emmett,
Wlnslow of Perquimans Count,
an opponent of the bill
asked that it be delayed unit
next Wednesday. saying he want.
cd more time to consider the
Dill. This is request for legis.
lative courtesy and. after abou,
an ohur of speeches on the mat.
ter, the courtesy was granted.
personally do not see where
such a delay can possibly matter
and I'm glad the Senate decided
to honor the request.
From what we can hear in Ra-
leigh particularly here in the
Senate the bill probably will
pass the Senate. and without
any more amendments or the
removal of any that have been
tackled on. It's supporters seem
to feel that it is not the best
piece of legislation on the sub
Ject that can be drawn. but it
may very we'll be the best they
can get, at this Session anyway.
The House debated the matter
for some two or three days. but
it is not believed here that the
Senate will take that long to de-
eide on 1t.
Turning TO the subject of il
legitimacy. we can report that
the Senate passed the Crew bill
to provide that giving birth to
two or more illcgitimatc children
shall constitute misdemeanor.
punishable by imprisonment
East-WcSt lines were drawn on
this bill Senator Crew main.
tanning that it had merit Sena-
tor Cooke of CASTOR County be-
ing outSpoken in his opposition
In fact. Senator Cooke objected
to third reading of the bill on
Wednesday and il was not finally
passed until Thursday.
Generally, we in Eastern North
Carolina are closer to this prob
lem than our fellow citizens in
the Piedmont and the West. We
see welfare rolls growing We
Sc unsocial behavior established
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-06

rules was this: we felt that the
resolution would be smothered
to death by the "hold-the-budget-
line" members of the committee
- and would never be heard
from again.
As debate on our maneuver
began. we knew we could not
win since il would take a two
thirds vote of the Senate to by
pass the ruling of the Lieutenant
Governor. But we wanted to let
the people know - through the
press and the radio and televi-
sion - that they had some
champions left - that not all
of us were eager to rubber
stamp" the recommendations OF
the executive branch of the gov
eminent In North Carolina.
Senator Ed Lanier of Orange
County - rapidly becoming 4
giant for education - sent up
the resolution. Senator c. V.
Henkel Of Iredell - the man
who struggled with Goliath" in
the early days of this session to
try to win the post of Speaker
pro TEN - moved suspension of
the rules and asked for a rool
call vote. Let me return for a
moment to my DEPRESSION: think
of the people - the numbers OF
peopl. represented - in the
counties of Cartcret. Orange
Nash. Mitchell. Cherokee - our
neighbors in Brunswick. Lincoln.
Granville. Wake, Richmond. IN
ion. Stanley - our own county
and a number of others. The
elected Senators from IS differ
ent areas of the State supported
this resolution. We believe that
fact will have to be considered
by the appropriations group even
though we lost this technical bat
tie of the parliamentary mancu-
yer. The final vote was 25 against
23 for suspendinG the rules. One
Senator who signed the resolu-
ton voted against the procedure
purely on grounds that he felt
we should not suspend the rules.
Another was absent.
Now to return to the subject
of the debate. Senator Copeland
of Hartford - n top adminiStra-
ton man - spoke against the
resolution and our plan to bring
it to a vote. He acclaimed great
love for teachers. And We lis
tened. knowing that he is chair
man of the Senate Appropriations
Committee and was a member Of
the Advisory Budget Commission
that made the original recon-
mendationS.
But one of our member - tho
beloved orator from Cartaret -
Judge Luther Hamilton - put
the finger on the fallacy in this
remark. Senator Hamilton put il
in these words - You can love
a thing to death just as well as
by deliberate murder" And
might add II will be just as
dead too.
All in all. it was a very inter
ctsing debate .. one which
brought out the thinking of those
who feel North Carolina is fin
ancially unable to stride out il
new directions unless. of course
they lead to new industrial
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-06
Mrs. George Lays
Students To Give
Piano Recital Here

Mrs. George Lay will present
her piano students in recital
Tuesday, May 10. at 8 p. m. in
the school auditorium.
The class includes Alice Wynn
Kelly. Lou Jackson. WiggiC
Jackson, Peggy Stanley, Ann
Miller, Kay Miller. Vivian
Granger, Nancy Faux. Mackcy
Sarvis. Richard CAN'T. Marlenc
ScEi.C, Mix" Dormau. Jodanna
HcrloCkcr Gail Ray. Margio
Granger. Chcrlc Hufham. judy
Coleman. Bob Joyncr. Diannc
Harrison.
Also Ann Layficld. Patsy
Hardee. Byruua Joyce Young
Eddie Gore. Brenda Hinson
Franklin Stanley. Eddie Wright
Betty Jo Stanley. Linda Carter
IJeSSica Gore. Dolores Lee. Pam
ella Cl,monS. Jimmie Hcwctt
Sylvia Granger. Rita Harrclson
Carrie jean Wray. Dianna Hcw-
EFT, Duane HARRISON. Sue Lay
field and Margaret Ann Solcs.
The public is invited to attend
the program Of music.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-06

doubtful. in any event, whether
sheriff could deputize guards
men since they probably woule
live in another county. As drawn
the bill was passed by a Senate
eager to do anything that might
help alleviate the tension in the
strike situation at Henderson
One thing that might be borne
In mind concerning this legisla
ton - no one knows when tn,
powder keg might blow up a
Henderson. this it's best tc
have such legislation on tn,
books in event of a sudden BAG
turn of events. And to those who
criticize the unseemly haste will
which 1t was passed in the Sen
ate, we would say this: The Gen
eral Assembly still is in session
ha no prospect of adjournment
within the immediate future. II
the bill turns out to have techni
cal defects the Assembly car
remedy these just as quickly rs
!, it passed the bill in the frs,
place.
From what we hear in Ra.
leigh. the problems at Henderson
are many - the problems are
ugly no matter from which
side they're viewed. And I. along
with my colleagues in the AS
-sembly. am personally resolved
to do anything possible to help
the legally constituted authori-
ties cope with those problems.
In so doing, I will not Willingly
compromise the personal rights
of any citizen surrender the
authority of the civil authorities
to the military nor fail to do
anything that should be done.
Now I think we have spent
enough time on that particular
bit of legislation so lea's turn
to the teacher pay resolution. I
signed that resolution as did
"a other Senators out of the
so members of the Senate. |
make no apology for il - be-
lievc it was the proper and cor
rect thing to do | believe the
joint Appropriations groups
should have the benefit of the
thinking of the Assembly in all
matters: particularly on subject
so near to the hearts of the peo-
pie. And let me digrcss for just
a moment: when IS Senators
sign any bill. ii indicates to me-
- whether it does to persons in
other areas of government or
not - that there is n strong
groundSwcll of sentiment in the
State for passage of that bill
In this case. il was a resolution. d.
n resolution directing the Joint
Appropriations Committee to
bring out n budget granting
school tcchacrs about three and
a half per cent more than is
suggested for them. and about
two and a half per cent more
for State employees. Along with
% other Senators. voted TO
suspend normal parliamentary
procedure and put the measure
up for floor debate and a vote
The presiding officer had re-
ferred the resolution to the APP.
preparations committee AS a mat.
ter of procedure and the rea
son we sought to suspend the
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-06

The number of high schools in
South Carolina increased from
1853 in 1850 to 354 in 1858.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-01
Reds Get Bargain
In Cuban Sugar

HAVANA, Cuba, Oct. / (AP)
Cuba today announced the
sale Of $50, 900 tons of raw sugar
to the Soviet Union at the bar
gain price Of 2.905 cents q
pound-.l75 cents under the
world price.
The Institute for Sugar Sta
bilization said 100000 tons are
for delivery this year, the bal
ance in 1860.
Cuba sold the Russians about
10000 tons Of sugar in August,
which they quickly resold on the
world market.
The institute said although a
sacrifice was made in the price,
the size of the latest transac-
ton was highly constructive
for the market" because it
nearly completes Cuba's quota
under the world sugar agree
ment and substantially reduces
reserve stocks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-01

cede wit hChinese Communist
authorities are both taken as
encouraging signs.
President Eisenhower re.
ported Monday that the Soviet
Premier had agreed to speak to
the Chinese about the i've
Americans.
Mr.. Khrushchev could have
politely declined to take up
the matter in Peiping on theh
ground it was an internal af-
fair of Communist China. This
was the tack the Soviet Union
taak in 1853 when the United
States last approached the
Russians-and other power
represented in Peiping-to use
their good Offices to obtain the
prisoners release.
Considered Gesture
Mr.. Khrushchev's response
to the Presidents request Is
believed here to have been a
ell-considered decision - no
OF -the-cuff gesture.
If the prisoners are released
the next United States OBJ
jective will be q no-force
pledge on Formosa. United
States Ambassador Jacob Beam
and Red Chinese Ambassador
Wang Ping Nan have debated
both the prisoner and iio-force
issues at length. in their
monthly meetings in Warsaw,
Poland.
Their last meeting was In
early September. The next
session has been postponed
until November.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-01

the release of the five Ameri-
cans held prisoner in Com
munist China.
There is even hope that Red
China win now agree to some
remuneration : Of force state
ment in regard to Formosa.
Premier Khrushchev seemed
to be pressing this course on
his Chinese allies yesterday
when he told them I'VE, on our
part, must do everything pos
sible to preclude war as a
means for settling outstanding
problems"
FormOsa Big Issue
The outstanding question in
Red China Is the future OF
Formosa, now In Nationalist
Chinese hands.
Ofiicials here note that Pre-
mier Khrushchev agreed to a
no-force pledge In the COM
munique following his Camp
David talks with President
Eisenhower. At the time this
was taken to apply mainly to
Soviet threats against Western
forces in Berlin.
Now there are indications.
however. that American ON
Gals expect further fulfill
ments by Premier Khrushchev,
not only in Peiping but after
he returns to Moscow.
One sign Of q Red Chinese
turn to the softer line has
been what one official termed
a slight wooing Of Japan re-
Gently. Premier Chou En-lai
told Tanzan Ishibashi, former
Japanese Premier who has Just
visited Peiping, that some Of
the Japanese prisoners Of war
still held by Red China might
!be released soon.
This seemed to At in with
the amnesty for certain cate
gories Of prisoners which the
Communist regime announced
recently In connection with its
10th anniversary celebration Of
the revolution. The hope here
is that some or all Of the five
Americans held prisoner also
might benefit from the am
nesty.
Some to Be Freed
No announcement Of any
prisoners release has been re-
ported here. Radio Peiping
merely has said that counter
revolutionaries" who h a d
mended their ways and COM
mon criminals who had saved
half their sentences with good
behavior would be given their
freedom.
Premier Chou's remark to
Mr.. Ishibashi and Mr.. Khru-
shchev's willingness to inter-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-01
Chinese Peace Drive
Seen by U. S. Officials
BY EARL H. vOSS
star stan writer

American officials think they detect definite signs Of
Chinese Communist peace offensive probably induced by
Soviet Premier Khrushchevs visit to the United States
result they expect Red penetration Of Laos subside
They also believe Peipng may cleared the way for
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-15
zAPISkIK

seste sjednice srijedu poslje podne 49, marca 1859
Glavn predsednik brat v. Mandich otvara sjednicu
lsa pozdravom glavnm odbornicima canstvu "a
jednce.
Prisutn svi glavni odbornic casnic
Predsjedatel brat Mandch, pozvje brata Brkicha da
cita zapsnike trece cetvrte sjednice.
Brat Brkich cta zapsnk trece sjednce Zapisnik
ispravcma pra prjedlog brata Verbose poduprt po
sestr Niksch.
Brat Brich potom cita zapsnik cetvrte sjednce koj
sc takodjer pra spravcima prijedog brata Mana
poduprt po bratu Skrticu
Nastavak rasprave tiskar
Brat Krasich govori opsirno danasnjem stanju sare
Brat Bella - Predaze da prenese il Zakade uprav-
nh rdoskova porebna svota vodenje skare odnosno
manjak kolko tskar pokazuje
Brat BOzc Msi, da bi prenos bia dovoljna svota
Cd $4,000
Brat Bella - Ponovno predlaze da Sc ucini prenos il
zaklade upravnh troSkova pokrce defcita tiskar
godne 1858 On predlaze da usvoT povisica cena
"a Zajednear $125 Magazin $10O po bro Sesra Mix
sich podupre prijedlog. Prma
Brat Bozic - Uzima rjec detalje prikazue stanje
poslovane tiskar takodjer cjene iii kosane kako
cunaju ma kojoj baI cene posove tiskare Prikaze
radnu snagu sve posove u tancine.
Brat Bozic veil mas knjigovoda uvek nastoj da pri-
kaze tiska sto crnjem svetu dokazuje koi Sc ma
Gin nasto nab tskar vec troskov Brat Bozic govori
opsrno time Sc dokazue da kao upravitel dobro
zumje poslovanje tiskare, da je mastor zanatu
i mehancar u poprayjanju masinerije.
Brat Borch Ovo je pitanje vazno da rijes ia Gu
bez susezanja izneh sto ia mism Mi amo oko 600 3D.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-15

brio odrzane tecaa HBz San Francisku 21 o. febr1
1859 koemu prsustvova casnici odseka gnjezda
u psmu Sc Sredisnji Odbor laskavo izrazava brac
Krascu Grash koji bill nstruktori te6aa, prvog
vrst Daekom Zapadu.
Slicno pohvalno psno uputo je brat Joseph G. Bazda
rich liz Los Angelesa odsek IT, eestaue gavnom uredu
zbog odrzana ecaja Cd g. februara do l. arca cas-
nike odseka gnezda JUNE Kaifone pod okriljem sre
disnjeg Odbora Ujedinjenh Odseka HBZ JUNE Kalfor
nije. 1 oval tecaj vodil braca Krasich Grasha.
Ma predlog brata Skrtca, ko podupire sestra Nksch
ednoglasno je zakuceno da pisa zahvalnoscu
prime k znanju.
Procitano je pismo kom skrece paznja Glavnom
odboru da &c s. aprila 1859 Chcagu prosavit Dan
Kardnaa Stepnca pod pokrovteljsvom hrvatskih zupa
drustava toga grada okolice Zamojen je Gavn Odbor
da Hvatska Braska Zadnica bude szbeno zastupana
ovoj proslav.
Predsjedatelj 'prekida sjedncu zbog rucka.
Brat Mandich - Stanovste Hrvatske Bratske Zajed-
nice kao dobrovorne potporne, kulturne humantarne
usanove po pitanju Kardnaa Stepnca, asno e zazeno
rezoluc, koja e svojevremeno bia poprinena, objav
lena suzbenom gasilu Hrvatske Bratske zaednice
Congressional Record of the United States of America
Posto je Hrvatska Bratska Zajednca nepoitcka usta
nova zvan bio koe odredjene vjerske sedbe,
ze suglasu nash prava b suzbeno zastupana ednoj
proslav ovakove narav No. Gavn Odbor prepusta odse
Gina clanstvu da pojedinim naseobnama prema pri
kama sami oducuju koliko zele uze ucesca svecano
stma Dana Kardnala Stepnca Suzbeno glaso Ia ednce
ogasvati &c svecanost koja &c nasi odseci canstvo
uzeti aktivnog ucesca.
Prma sc jednogasno.
Stephen F. BrAich
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-15
"ZAJEDNICAR"

sjeka zato na odseci narcuju svoe potrebne tska
sn dre o m
govor drugim stvarima sto misli da e pogrijesno
Brat Bozic - svom opsirnom govoru objasnjuje sva
Tako razvila opsirna rasprava cemu uzima ucesce
brat Grasha sesra Nksch brat Bazdarch brat Krasch
brat Mkan brat Hn redom sv gavni odbonici ponovno
Brat Mandich traz prjedlog po svooj preporuc koju
ponovno obasnjiva
Brat Kovacevch daje prijedlog konac debate, brat
Mikan podupire
Brat Maetich predlaze brat Kovacevic podupre, da
opunonoci Evrsni Odbor da unajmi Printing Shop Eff
cheney Experta da istraz posovane tiskar Pjedog
prima jedanaest glasova vecine
Posto nije bo prjedogs da preporuka brata Bozca
povsenu troskova po brou Zajednicara Junior Maya
zna odobri, to preporuka sama Cd sebe otpada.
Vreme je isteklo predsjedate, brat Mandich zaklju
cue zasedane urce nastavak sjednce sutra jutro
Philip Vuhelch
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-15
Stephen F. Brkich
zAPISkIK
Osme sjednice, cetvrtak posie podne 49, marGa 1882

Osme sjednce, eet,rak poslije podne 49, marca 1852
Gavni predsjednik brat v I Mandeh; uobiSaienim po
tvrtak posje podne, S marea 1859 godine zrazava
du da &c ovo zasjedanje moc b zakjuceno petak ma
sjednc prisustvuju svi glavni odbornic casnici "a
jednice
vs sra frF5 v = S j. pde pmn1 IL
osvree ma mnoge strane posloana H Bratske Zaednce
lzye;a1a spomenuta a fi1ma naasaye Sc izrazaya
strijete delegatima desete konvencije.
~ Brat Bella ea ps!no potpsano po sestorici umrove-
Derkos Nicholas panovich Peter ResKovac Michael PIE
to ea1 oy
bvsim cnoncma zatm mo povisica zbog postojece go
nasaloj rsspravi brat Mandch osvjeujuje sadasnje
sta sne Fonda g g9vG On
spomenuti Fond umirovljenike glavnog ureda.
Brat Mandch zatim preporuea da Sc gore spomenutm
Brat nrd a vs on 0a nov
nika povisi mirovina 25 koliko e Izvsnom Odbor
dana pouzdana garanc cd stEane aktuara zadnce da
stra Niksich podupre predog
o. Braca Borich Hinich tahoder slazu poyscom cd
Brat krssich s%stra j. predlozens p9yisies ums
d. on drz da &c Sc zvrsn Odbor treba posavjetovat
S aktuarima zajednce prize konvencije;
hval loanost odnosnih bivsih cnovnka prema zaednc
Ma poziv predsjedavajuceg predog brata vranesa BIZ
sjedi citane pisma sredsneg Prosvjetnog odbora od
sjea H B. Zajednce podrucja Detroa koje je potpsao
brat Adam Sudetich, tanik tog odbora odnosno psu
spomenuti odbor pozva Glavni Odbor da povjei po
krovejstvo brgu oko pocasnog bankea Tote konvence
koji &c upriliciti delegate.
Gavni tajnk zatim pravni savetnik upozoravaju Gl.
Odbor ugovor koj je popisan TO- decebra 1857
natestvom Hotel Statler pogedu 10te konvence spo
mention ugovoru soj to, da &c Hrvatska Bratska Ia
enca prirediti srjedu vecer 23 sepebra 1859
ket prostorjama spomenutog hotela Postaviia se pa
nje nece Ii molba cd srane HBz uprav stater hoela,
da osobod onog djea ugovora ko odnosi ma dan
23 sepembra 1852 stetovat nteresima Zaednice toku
konvencje?
Brat Majetic kaze, svjestan sto znaci ugovor
praviteljstvom hotela Statler ALL ipak uze obzr to
da odseci HBZ Detrotu nsu mogi jos decembru 1857
godne zatra pokrovtejstvo banketa kad doba jos
nitko cd nije predvdjao da cemo mat mas Hrvats
Narodn Dom. Mi sada raspolazemo vrlo iepim pro-
stranim domom sprernni kadri preuzeu brgu oko
banketa ko bi Sc imso odrza % septembra 1852 ko
iko Gavni Odbor nade shodno da isi povjer nasem
sredisnem Prosvjetnom odboru Moim vas da ovom "a
htevu poklone punu paznju sto ce buduch bankea,
nastomo in drzat mjestma, koa nasa gdje mas
narod okuplja.
Sestra Nksich = Buduci mi Gary imamo Hrvatsh
Centar to mole smpate strani zaheva Sredis
Meg Prosvjetnog Odbora Detroitu ALL kako svoe vre
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-31

FURN.-Tv, lawn furn., chrome d.
nette set, trundle beds. , rugs
9xI2. wrought-irorl desk and chair
/ lamp, freezer, washer and dryer.
l odd chair. 5000 5Sth pl., Chew
erly, Md.
beds with mattress
new c0nd.; secretary, vanity, cof'
fee table. Must sell Immediately
reasonable no. 2-7020.
GAS RANGE, 40 in, good cond
Philco TV, IL inch, console, needs
minor repair. ~. 9-0750.
GAS RANGES used new $40 up
easy credit. ACME STOVE CO
1911 18th st NV. Ma 8-S952
Gao RANGES-Recon., like new
inst. from 5000, year guar
PEERLESS SALES CO., 2237 Ga
ave. NV. AID. 2-2100.
HEARING AID, never used; well.
known brand: "a original cost
CL. 6-1lS3.
HEATERS. ranges. stoves. new, used
gas. oil, coal. wood ACME STOVE
10ll 18th NV. MA S-S952.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-31
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All types OF roofing, repairs. oaint-
ing gutterlng and spoUtinp Free
estimates Call RA 3-7'43
SCOUTING AND GUTTERING. ali
types: new roofs and roofs re-
paired Outside painting. Free
estimates. LU. 1-90l5.
TIE GER Cl-BathroomS.
kitchens tiled and repaired: work
cnar EaM NJ ~ ..-n..l...-
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$3.50 PER DAY

IIOi 18th ST. N.w.-Large. eleal
room IS per week. DI. 7-71oi
after B D m.
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PLASTERING, painting, papering,
sanding, patching, thing, floors.
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ROOFING and gutter work Of all
kinds Terms, Call j. R. LAW
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MISCELLANEOUS EOR SALE INSTANTANEOUS fOR SALE

PIANOS--Visit our stores for values
in used spinets and consoles: choice
Of such makes as Mason a. Ham
lin. Chickering, Story & Clark,
Lester BETSY Ross, Baldwin, Gull
bransen, Kimball, Wurlitzer, Estey,
terms. JORDAN'S, corner 18th
and @ SITS. NV Phone ST. 3-940O.
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NEW ROOFS
PANEL YOUR WALLS

In cherry, cedar, mahogany and
knotty pine, etc. Remodeling, cabi-
net work, baths and kitchens,
recreation rooms, carpentry. Red
wood 5-5S32
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COLORED : GROUND-FLO0R =
ployed couple, no children; newly
dec RA 6-0S63.