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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-09-16

Adventures certainly stand out
in every mans thoughts when
reflecting. But the best remem-
bered. oldtimer Pippin thinks.
are the good deeds done for fell
low men.
My chief contribution to 9th
ers," he recalls. was organizing
the railroaders for better pay.
Sherman Pippin. last of a
vanishing breed who have en-
gineered "stop-and-go buffers. 4"
began railroading at ID.
He worked first out of Col
linsvtlle. Pa, as a fireman on
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
but in 1908 returned to his ma
tive mountains, jointing the East
Tennessee and Western North
Carolina Railroad as an engineer.
Pippin bunked in a one-room
dwelling at Boone. His mother
lived at Roam Mountain. located
about mid-point on the line be-
tween Johnson City and Boone.
Each day when Tweetsie passed
the mountain. she handed Sher-
man a basket of food. enough
for lunch. supper and breakfast.
In return, he gave her an empty
basket to be filled for the next
day when Tweetsie puffed
through.
The locomotive now called
Tweetsie was built in 1917 by
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Philadelphia. at a cost of $4,000
A Banner Elk woman coined it,
nickname. according TO Pippin
because of the of its whistle.
Twcnty-SiX stations dotted the
track side between Boone and
Johnson City and Pippin can
still call them in order. Hodge,
Gap. Skulls Mills. Roscoe. Town
send Siding. The Gap. Linvillc
The ET&WNC operated to
Boone until 1910. On August l3
of that Year. rcavy rains caused
terrible floods and mountain
slide had blocked the track.
Pippin tried to back he little
train to Cranberry. but much of
the track to the read had washed
out. Tweetsie was stuck.
The next day a relief train
Continued On Page s.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-09-16

Iweetsie. small train run
ming between Boone. n. C. and
johnson City. Tenn, for Al years
from 1903 to 1850. was asked to
operate the little choo-choo once
more for old-time's sake. not a
hint of nostalgia showed on his
face.
The 76-year-old railroader is
too much of a professional Ia
show emotion.
On the appointed day Pippin
showed up at Tweetsie Station
now a tourist attraction on high,
way 22l between Boone and
Blowing Rock. appearing as il
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-09-16

he hadn't been away from the
job for a day.
Tweetsie runs daily until Sept
is, after which it operates only
on weekends.
An engineers cap fitted his
head snugly: his overalls. bleach
ed from many launderings. gave
him dignity.
He checked conductor Robert
Bingham for instructions. WHO'D
cd the sttion's lazy hound dog
from his path, and inspected the
locomotive.
Pippin barked orders to the
fireman to stoke up the boiler
for plenty of steam. squirted oil
on the engines wheels. side rods
pistons and other lubiricating
points. kicked every brake shoe
and climbed into the cab for the
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-09-16
Tweeisie' Tame For Kids Now But
Pippin Remembers TOUGHER DAYS

BOONE. N. {. - When a man
dcvotes AZ years to his work -
be It farming, editing a news
paper or wheeling a fire truck.
chances are he's pretty Scnti-
mental about the job.
And II he retires and then
ekht years later is invited bacI;
to handle the routine for a day.
it's enough to make the old-tim-
er choke when he again plows;
into fresh soil. punches the Of
flee typewriter or hears the wall
Of fire siren.
But not Sherman Pippin.
When Pippin. who engineered
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-09-16

With all passengers loaded anC
a wave to start from the conduct
or. Pippin threw Tweetsie in
forward and the old puffer jerk
ed into motion. AS Number IL"
tailed by coal. baggage. passen
ger and observation cars, clicky-
clacked over the narrow 16-
gauge track around mountains
over trestles, through pastures,
Engineer Pippin sat stone-faced
in the cab. eyes straight ahead
What passes through a mans
mind when. in the golden stage OF
life. he returns for a flicker to
job to whic hhe's devoted Al
years?
Do the close shaves experience
ed through the years come to
mind. such as the time he APP
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STEEL

Continued From First Page
tending that employees rights
are at stake in the strike, is at
tempting to confuse the strikers
and the public.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-27
Shelley Winters
Held for Speeding

RAVENA, N. Y, July ~ (AP)
The defendant told the JUS
tice of the peace her name
Sure, should have recognized
yon," he said.
1t was Actress Shelley Win
tiers, who had been arrested on
the State throughway on a
charge of speeding.
The justice Of the peace, Syl-
vester j. Albano, operates a
drive-in movie theater near
this village south Of Albany,
Miss Winters pleaded guilty
and Mr.. Albano suspended SEN
tence.
He told a reporter:
1T was Sunday and ! was on
my way to church. What the
heck-she was trying to catch
a plane in New York"
He wouldn't say how fast she
was going when the State po-
lice stopped her yesterday in
her expensive sports car.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-27

from a strictly "mathemati-
cal" point Of view.
However, Mr.. Martin main
tanned. the psychological" ef-
feet Of securities purchases
would be more infiationary
than reduction Of reserve re-
quirements. He said financial
interests would interpret the
Reuss resolution as indicating
the Governments intention to
resort TO the printing press"
to expand money supplies.
Mr.. Reuss called this argu-
ment metaphysics and hear
say" He said his resolution has
nothing to do with the issue of
whether the Board has in
creased money supplies suf-
ficiently.
Representative Curtis, Re-
publican of Missouri, disputed
this point, maintaining that
the Reuss resolution has "po-
litcal overtones." He said the
resolution would be interpreted
as criticism of the boards pol
ICY of keeping money supplies
in check to curb imitation.
Referring to Democratic
criticism of his stand on the
Reuss resolution, Mr.. Martin
told the committee, 1T is not
a question of arrogance or in
tellectual defiance of Congress;
it is a question of principle"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-27
GENEVA
U. S., France Oppose
British Bid on erms

l8-month truce during which
Russia would promise not to
take any unilateral action
against West Berlin. At the
end of the 10 months, he said,
more big-power negotiations
could follow. Russia would
take no unilateral action while
those negotiations were under
way, he said.
Mr.. Lloyd said that Mr..
Gromyko's statements satisfied
him. He added, however, that
even after the follow-up negoti-
atoms, Russia would still have
no right to take action against
West Berlin.
Mr. Herter and French For
eign Minister Maurice Couve de
MuIville asked what Russia
would do after the negotiations
They made clear that Mr..
Gromyko's assurance did not
go far enough for them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-27

floor vote again, probably in
August.
Mr.. Gross is not expected to
relent. But the fresh Harris
proposal was understood to
have been cleared with enough
key Congressman to win pas
sage. despite his opposition.
We've got to get this bill
through Congress this session
to start building the stadium,
Mr.. Mcleod said.
Preliminary plans have been
drawn. The Armory Board
charged by Congress with the
stadium construction. expects
to float a loan to finance final
drawings. A bond issue up to
So million will be offered the
public late this year or early
in 1860, If the Interior juris-
dictional squabble can be set
tied.
Robert E. Mclaughlin, pres
ident of the Board of Commits
sioners, said he is HAPPY with
the bill" The Commissioners
will press for quick action.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-27
BY the Associated Press

Here's a sporting tip for any
Marian spies that may be Turk
ing around:
take a look at page $50 OF
space Propulsion" a tran
script of hearings recently put
out by the House Committee OH
Science and Astronautics.
Oh, it's censored, all right;
enough to be incomprehepsible
to mere humans. But the COM
mittee left something ina
name and three periods on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-27
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Continued From First Page
Soviet pledge - with no time
limit on it - not to take any
action to interfere with West
ern occupation rights in West
Berlin. The French view is said
to coincide with the American.
No Compromise Attitude
Mr.. Herter indicated an at
titude of no further COM
promise in a speech he made
when he visited West Berlin
Saturday. He said Western
rights in the Communist-sur-
rounded city ARE clear and
cannot be terminated on the
unilateral action of any other
power"
I'VE have not accepted and
we will not accept any desdline
on them" he said. American
officials considered this the
most important declaration OF
his Berlin trip.
Mr.. Gromyko has offered an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-27
MARTIN
Continued From First Page

COntlnueu FROM FlTSL rage
will grant the Presidents re-
quest for authority to raise in
terest rates on long-term Gov
eminent bonds.
The Democrats want the
board to buy long-term securi-
ties to help hold down interest
rates. But Mr.. Martin today
reiterated his argument that
such purchases would be in
flationary because they would
increase the capacity of banks
to lend money.
He agreed with Representa-
tive ReuSs, Democrat of Wis
consin, sponsor of the reSolu-
ton. that purchase of Govern
ment securities would not be
more inflationary than equiva-
lent reductions in reserve re-
luirementS of bankS-Speaking
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-27

"chain reaction" damaging to
the Nations economy, with
growing unemployment in al
lied industries.
President Eisenhower has
appealed repeatedly to both
sides in the steel dispute to
demonstrate economic states
manship for the good of the
country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-27

DR.. Strough'S original prepared
statement, as published by the
committee:
Statement of DR. Robert
i. Strough, project engineer
Camel. United Aircraft Corp
"Dr. Strough :.
1.-THE chairman
DIR. Sheldon (Charles S
Sheldon II, committee techni-
cal director -.
'Dr Strough
"The Chairman: Thank you
very much, doctor"
There's another colloquy, and
this one takes up the very SUBJ
ject of caution. The speakers
are Mr.. BROOKS, other commit
tee members and DR.. Arthur r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-27
Mitchell Sees
Steel Accord

Secretary of Labor Mitchell
said at the White House today
that he hopes for settlement OF
the steel strike lin the rea-
sonable near future"
Mr.. Mitchell said President
Eisenhower was particularly
pleased" that the steel union
and management are negotiat-
ing together in New York to-
day land hopes they will con-
tinue to negotiate constantly
in an effort to reach an early
settlement.
Mr.. Mitchell conferred with
the President for As minutes
and then met with reporters
briefly in the Office of White
House Press Secretary James
c. Hagerty.
He said he reported to the
President on facts concerning
the steel strike being gathered
under his direction. He would
not discuss details of these
facts"
Asked what he thought about
the possibility of early settle
ment of the strike, Mr.. Mitchell
said:
The fact that the parties
are continuing to negotiate is
I think, heartening. Certainly
both of them are we'll aware
OF the Importance of a settle
ment.
1T is my hope that a settle
ment will become a fact in
the reasonably near future"
He added that he would not
want to guess the time in
volved.
Asked if a settlement in the
reasonably near future" was
a hope or a prediction. Mr.
Mitchell emphasized that 81
said hope"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-27
Censor Has Field Day
On Hearing 7 Transcript

each line, and there are lots Of
lines. And who knows what q
cold, alien intelligence might
be able to do with what's left
Chairman Brooks Democrat
of louisiana starts the ex-
change by asking DR., Robert I
Strough, What is the extent
of the research and develop
ment program Of the United
Aircraft Corp"
AS printed, DR.. Strough's re-
ply is: "
The transcript continues:
1.-THE Chairman -.
'Dr. Strough :.
And it goes on like that for
70 more lines; a name and
three periods to each name.
Or you might want to tackle
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HOUSING
Continued From First Page

SUhtAAuSu AAOhA ~ a6 Z
new urban renewal money by
rushing in with applications
under the first come, first
served" provision in the bill
Senator Sparkman insisted
that the testimony of Norman
P. Mason, administrator of the
Housing and Home Finance
Agency, supported his conten-
ton that a number of cities
already have applied for $272
million worth of urban renewal
projects and would have first
call on the new money.
The ALBANIAN said he has
not been able to find anyone
who admits preparing the veto
message for the President" and
added whoever prepared il
did not tell the country the
truth"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-27
Capehart Speaks Up

Senator Capehart, Repub-
lican of Indiana, who joined
Democrats in criticizing the
same part of the message last
week, said the controversy
convinces him Congress should
abolish the Housing and Home
Finance Agency, which is a CO.
originating agency over other
housing departments.
Senator Capehart has con-
tended the President was mis-
led by his advisers on details of
the message. He argued that
eliminating HHFA would en-
able the President and Con-
greSS to deal directly with the
agencies administering each
part Of the housing program. In
that way I'VE might get the
facts" Senator Capehart added.
The subcommittee heard
Democratic Gov. David Law
renee of Pennsylvania and
Democratic Mayor Richard j.
Daley of Chicago defend the
bill.
Senator Bush also challenged
testimony last week that appli-
cations are pending for $1,000
additional public housing units.
The Senator recalled that the
public housing commissioner
testified this figure contained
dead wood" and that a more
accurate figure would be be-
tween 10000 and $4,000.
Are Cities Lax? He Asks
ut is my understanding some
of these units were placed un-
der contract as long ago as
1850 to 1853" Senator Bush
said. why haven't they been
built? Is it because city admin
iStrations have been lax and
inefficient, and have failed to
discharge their obligations I'M
der the contract? Or is it be-
cause certain communities do
not wish public housing built
in their neighborhoods?"
Senator Bush suggested that
Senator Clark, Democrat of
Pennsylvania, a former Mayor
Of Philadelphia, could explain
why Philadelphia has 4.417
units under contract but not
under construction.
He suggested that Senator
Douglas, Democrat of Illinois,
tell the committee why Chi
cago has 1913 units in the
same status.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-27
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Continued From First Page
Benning road to independence
avenue, $685. 900.
The Harris bill also would
give Interior clear authority to
make plans and pay engineers
for the work.
The bill is expected to be
routed to the House District
Committee Immediately. Brief
hearings are in prospect ac-
cording to William Mcleod,
committee clerk. Then the
proposition will be put to a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-27

Kantrowitz, director OF Avco
Research Laboratory:
THE Chairman: May I ask
you this, Doctor? ! rather agree
we are too cautious, I think we
are too cautious in the Z.
program.
Are you familiar with that?
"Dr. Krantowitz:
Then we're off on another Of
those three-period exchanges.
This one runs 81 more lines.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-27
Called Smoke Screen

and the public.
Called Smoke Screen
Mr.. Homer's letter said:
THE unions campaign over
the local working conditions
provision is a smoke screen Gre
ated by the union to try to
cover up the fact that it is
striking for inf1ationary cost
increases which everybody now
knows do not really benefit
anyone, but in the long run
reduce the value of wages, saw
ings and pensions and could
wreck the economy"
w. Averell Hartman, Demo-
cratic former New York Cover
nor, charged President Eisen-
hover yesterday with being
"pious" and "wishy-washy" for
not intervening in the strike.
Mir. Hartman, secretary Of
Commerce during part of the
Truman administration, sug-
gested that Mr.. Eisenhower
should have called in industry
and union representatives and
knocked their heads together"
Mr.. Hartman, in an inter-
view on New York television
program. said: He (Mr. Eisen-
hover has been saying every
one should take a very mod
crate point of view, and ex-
horting them. But he hasn't
brought them in and knocked
their heads together. I think
he should have brought the two
sides in and said: now, you
fellows have got to get to-
gether.'"
Fears Chain Reaction
Mr.. Hartman, Secretary of
Eisenhower should have taken
more definite action" He de-
clined to suggest an alterna-
tive strategy.
Mr.. Hartman said he fears
the steel strike will start a
Evening star., 1959-12-04

ALEX. = SPECIAL = Sl9,95O; on
Russell I'd. 3-bedrm., IL bath,
brick Colonial. Firepl.. screened
porch, playroom in bsmt, Good
terms. kI. 9-3630. NJ. H. BARRY
ORG. REALTY ADMIN. Ewes.
SO. 5-6506.
ALEX, BELLE HAVEN = HAND
SOME white brick southern Co
lonlal home situated in exclusive
residential area. Center hall. large
hv. rm. with firepl., lovely din.
rm., paneled den, powder rm..
breakfast rm., attrac. kitchen incl
dishwasher and disposal. 8 charm
ing bedrooms, baths, sun deck;
finished attic. Maids rm., lavatory,
shower in bsmt. Att. 2 car garage
Truly . home of distinction and
quality. $4,000. South 5-s064
ALEX, MT. VERNON PKWY.-A
perfect setting among towerinr
trees. Attractive 3-bedroom brick
rambler features brick-wall fire.
place, dream kitchen with dish.
washer; laundry room with washer
and drier; Q air conditioners; 2.
car garage, patio and daylight
recreation room on ground level
where small children can PLAY
under supervision. You'll like the
quiet street, too. Price Is SCI $50
Call, q to q, IA. 5-6S00, SHAN.
NON q LUCHS, REALTORS, 205S
Wilson blvd
Evening star., 1959-12-04
so MUCH

For so little. 4-bedrm. brick. neal
new Space Agency. Full bsmt
hot-water heat, rec. room, 2 bathS
fireplace, garage; corner lot, trees
$4,000 worth Of sparkle anC
shine.
Evening star., 1959-12-04
ARLINGTON
MUST BE SOLD

You may buy this 3-bedroom
charmer with 2 baths; FHA OF
assume substantial 4qs loan. To
inspect, call FRANK 8. PHILLIPS,
INC, REALTORS, IA. 7-SOl2;
ewes. IA. 5-5917.
Evening star., 1959-12-04
SPECIAL NOTICE:

We have q new listing in
N. Arlington, perfect for the
small family, it's q brick
Colonial with 2 huge bed
rooms, ful! base EN- T.
Anchor-feneed lot: this won't
last at Sl4,25O.
Evening star., 1959-12-04
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.
(coNTINUeo)

ARLINGTON - DREAM COTTAGE
in sylvan setting. lust q block
shopping, schools and transporta-
tion. Living room with open hearth,
separate dininE room, 1rSt-fiooT
bedroom and bath (3 bedrooms in
ALI. full basement, screened porch,
garage. Towering oaks. Priced
under FLA appraisal: S1,700 down.
Call IA. 5-6S0O. 8 Til 9
SHANNON & LUCHS, REALTORS
2O55 Wilson Blvd.
ARLINGTON, n, COUNTRY cLUE
HILLS-Brk. rambler, convenient
ly located in Well-established excl
area. Beautifully handicapped gar.
den, bedrms., 21z baths, sep. din
and brkfst. rms, Ice. closets, full
equip. kit, screened porch, rec
Tm.. dbl. gar. S4l $50. Direc
from owner. Excel. financing. M
agent. KE. 6-9699.
Evening star., 1959-12-04

A-H-H-H!-3-bedroom brick
rambler with finished rec,
room, laundry room, 2 baths.
Distinctive on inside and out,
Take q look, you'n love it,
Call XII. $4,000, ROUTH
ROBBINS REAL ESTATE
CORP.
Evening star., 1959-12-04
JE. 2-8272 Realtor JE. 2-46s4

FrvE-BEDRooM RAMBLER
Unusual home consisting Of 30-ft
living room with fireplace, 36-ft
recreation room with fireplace
corner lot with trees: oil hot.
water heat: 5 bedrooms, 3 baths
Home in splendid condition anc
excellent financipS sYnn already on n
NON l. LUcHs, REALTORS, 2o5'
Wilson blvd,
Evening star., 1959-12-04
ARLINGTON, NORTH
855 n. Kensington

'AIR CONDITIONED
Brick home in conv., elose-in Bon
Air sec. Of N. Arl.; immac., eond.;
has 3 nice 6edrms;' den; mod. kit
det. gar. covered patio, and trees
FHA RAla At S2A ,ah0.
Evening star., 1959-12-04

CHURCH AREA = Pictur-
esaue split-level Just reduced to
sci. 900; center-hall charmer, on
beautiful wooded lot, in area of
finer homes; 3 bedrms. mote sizes
1Sx12, 14x13. 14x12) and 2 full
baths in bedroom area, large hv-
ing rm. with fireplace, dining rm.,
modern kit. with table space, pine
paneled rec. rm., sun-scr. breeze
terms including low down pay
ment with 30-year loan. For more
details call FLORENCE REALTY,
Evening star., 1959-12-04
ALEX. x.-ARL.-FAIRFAX
LOOK
NOTHING DOWN

We mean it. owner says, "sell my
attractive home in quiet, close-in
Del Ray" This attractive bunga-
low has large living rm., sep. din.
ing rm., equipped kitchen, 2 bed
rooms and bath, finished attic
with one large bedroom; oil hot.
water heat, full bsmt., level lot
and priced at S13.750. We think
this is an excellent buy. Beat Il
II you can.
Evening star., 1959-12-04
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
$4,000

S7O0 down win buy this 2-bedrm
brick home, liv rm-, separate dta-
bsmt. FHA terms. once open
evenings.
DEWEY M. FREEMAN
3214 Branch Ave. Sc. 10. s-77OO
A TOUCH OF EARLY AMERICAN
charm In this pretty Sierra stone
Cape Cod. 27-ft. liv. room with
knotty-pine paneling. sep. din
rm.. big master hedrm., full bsmt
with rec. room and workshop, at.
tncnr garpge. Value-pluS buy
ct Sl5,95O, FHA terms. Cal
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES
AP. 7-7774..
Evening star., 1959-12-04
FALLS CHURCH

custom-built BIG, BIG
HOME on "a acre, towering trees
1st fl. center hall, FIVE versatile
rooms, 15-ft. kit, "a bath: 2nd H..
EVE spaeieIS 6edrms.' 2 baths
rage. Walk to schools, shops, bus
Excellent for private school.
LUCILLE COOK
Evening star., 1959-12-04
INVEST. PROP. WANTED

APT. HOUSE or income prop. D. C
or Va. Cash client waiting. E. F
STEFFEY, Real Est, JE. 4-O064
HAVE S2OO.OOO Cash to invest il
sound income property. Box 475-R
Star
Evening star., 1959-12-04
Get Started

In one Of these new brick ramblers
or split-levelS. Lovely wooded lots.
5 Minis. from new Space Agency
S1S,750 and UP. These homes give
you location, prestige and quality
Evening star., 1959-12-04

OVER AN ACRE Of ground.
With q stream. surrounds
this lovely home in one Of
McLean's top areas. Only l
VI. old and in immaculate
shape. Large living rm. with
brick-vall fireplace; huge.
modern kitchen: separate
dining rm.; 3 bedrooms-the
master, 81 IT. long, with
beamed ceiling; screened
porch. A very rare Offering
In this location.
Evening star., 1959-12-04
HELTSVILI

SELTSVILLE = Spotless 8 bedrm.
brick Cape Cod, sep. din. rm., full
tiled bsmt. extra -lge tree-shaded
lot: 2nd full bath roughed in. An
excel, buy at S16.950. FHA terms,
H;10O dn. BERENS SALES, AP,