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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-26
20R of Children
Under 5 Lack
Polio Vaccine
By the Associated Press

An estimated 20 per cent of
the Nations children under. S
years of age have had no polio
vaccine, although paralytic
polio strikes most frequently in
that age group.
This was reported today by
Surgeon General Leroy E. Bur-
ney of the Public Health Serv-
ice in new summary Of the
number of polio vaccinations.
The estimate a year ago was
that % per cent of those under
five had no vaccine. =
I'VE all should be greatly
disturbed" DIR. Burney said,
that so many babies and pre-
school children remain unvac-
cinated.
TO date, we have analyzed
1900 paralytic cases that &C.
cured this year and we have
found that SGT of them were
children under five. Such trag-
eies will continue unless we be-
gin. routinely, to start each new
baby on his polio shots when
he is 2 to 4 months old"
DR.. Burney said a new sur
vey made during September by
the Census Bureau showed that
about SO million persons rep
resenting go per cent of the
population under IS years Of
age had received at least one
dose of polio vaccine.
A similar survey a year ear
lier showed a total of IS million
persons. or Sc per cent of those
under go, with at least one
shot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-26
Soviets SEEKING
Closer Thai Ties

BANGKOK, Thailand, Nov.
rs (AP).-The Soviet Union is
making a bid for CLOSER eco
nomic trade and cultural ties"
with pro-Western Thailand.
The Soviet Embassy informa-
ton officials said in a state
ment the new Soviet Ambas-
sador. Anatoly Nikolayev, has
had two talks with Thai Prime
Minister Marshal Savidota-
narat.
These talks-held October 81
and last Tuesday-were fairly
useful for development of So
viet-Thai relations in a spirit
OF friendship and mutual un-
derstanding, the statement de-
clared.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-26
Cable Car PIunges
Into Traffic Mass

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 26
(AP).-Eleven persons we're in
jured yesterday when a cable
cars brakes failed on rain-slick
Powell street.
Down the hill slammed the
cable car, telescoping into an
automobile, which hit a taxi,
which hit a bus. which hit an
other taxi. which piled into
the rear of another passenger
car.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-26

father. He made four visits
to the hospital.
At home, he devoted himself
mainly to what he called the
problem of some reorienta-
ton" for Caroline, who is an
only child no longer.
The baby appears to be not
quite as premature as his par
ents thought, and so his doctor
probably will take him out of
the incubator soon.
His birth had been planned
for about December IL on the
calculation that if his mother
carried him full term he would
come into the world around
Christmas time. Caeserean de-
liveries usually are planned for
a couple Of weeks ahead of ex-
pected normal birth.
But medical men who have
seen young John say everything
about him indicates he is no
more than two weeks prema-
ture. He was a healthy, 6-pound
3-ounce boy with a husky cry
at birth.
Will Lose Weight
He is bound to lose some
weight before he starts grow
ing. Doctors say all babies
lose about one-tenth of their
weight at birth during their
first few days in the world.
Senator Kennedy expects to
take his wife and children to
the Kennedy family winter
home at Palm Beach, Fla, IN
about two weeks to stay through
Christmas in the warm sun
shine there.
Visitors generally were being
discouraged for mother and
child for a few days and no
pictures of the new baby will
be allowed for a week or 10
days. His doctor wants him
bothered as little as possible.
Mrs. Kennedy's mother, Mrs.
Hugh D. AuchinclosS. was in
to see her yesterday afternoon
while Senator Kennedy was
taking a nap.
Mrs. Kennedy is scheduled
to stay in the hospital 10 or
IA days. She has been reported
doing excellently and resting
comfortably after the Cae-
sarean section during which
she was given an inhalation
anaesthetic, cyclopropane. She
has had intravenous nourish-
ment and a TRANSMISSION of two
pints of blood.
/ Senator Gets Sleep
Her husband, after a hectic
turn-around flight from Palm
Beach because of the unexpect-
edly early birth, finally got a
good nights sleep last night.
He spent IS minutes in the
hospital-his fourth trip there
before going to bed shortly
before $50 pm.
| Wellwishers applauded his
entrance, he signed autographs
and shook hands and made two
stops inside the hospital after
seeing his wife.
| The President-elect dropped
in on a colleague, Senator Nc
earthly, Democrat of Minnesota
who is recovering from pneu-
monia. And he visited 7-year-
old Paul Thompson of Hyatts-
vile, Md. ill with leukemia
The youngster wanted to go to
the hospital lobby in a wheel
chair to see Senator Kennedy
but his nurses forbade it. So
the Senator came to him in
stead, chatted briefly, and gave
the boy his autograph.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-26
KENNEDY
Continued From First Page

COntlnued FROM FIRST rage
spending considerable time, be-
tween hospital visits. in private
telephone conversations that
may lead to appointment next
week of a Budget Director for
his administratio nand possibly
some members of his cabinet.
He told newsmen that he
planned to have dinner tonight
with his brother, Robert, who
managed his successful election
campaign. The dinner will be
at the Robert Kennedy home
in Mclean, Va. ROBERT is due
in Washington at 7:30 pm. on
a fight from Palm Beach, Fla.
johnson Invited
The President-elect also said
he has invited Vice President
elect johnson to his George
town home for dinner night.
Senator johnson is returning
from Paris. where he headed
the American delegation to the
NATO Parliamentary Council.
Senator Kennedy plans to
start working out of an Office
in Washington Monday Mr..
Salinger said.
The press secretary said it
was not yet decided just where
the Office will be located. He
added that the Kennedy Offices
in the Senate Office Building
were being considered, but that
it would be difficult to find room
there for the necessary staff OF
the President-elect.
He also announced that Sena-
tor Kennedy plans to confer
here Monday with Terry San
ford. Governor-elect of North
Carolina.
Old Friend Vicits
With Senator Kennedy on
his morning visit to the hospi-
tai was an old friend, DR.. Janet
Travel Of New York. a spe-
cialist who helped treat the
President-elect for the back in.
jury that he says was curet
in a series of operations sew.
eral years ago.
Mr.. Salinger said DR.. Travel
was not treating Senator Ken.
nedy for anything now but wa'
an overnight guest at the Ken.
nedy home as an old friend ane
went along on the hospital visit
because she wanted to see the
baby.
DR.. Travel was given a ride
! on Senator Kennedy's persona
plane to Palm Beach Thursday
| night. and flew back to Wash
, ington on commercial plane
, last night. Mr.. Salinger sale
Senator Kennedy wanted hel
, to check his brother Robert a
, the family home at Palm Beach
? for the THANKSGIVING week end
Robert sprained his neck while
on vacation at Acapulco
> Mexico.
Four Visits Yesterday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-26
CAROLINE TOLD NEW BABY
IS HER BIRTHDAY PRESENT

Caroline Kennedys very special birthday present is
a baby brother, her father told her last night
Pierre Salnger, press secretary to President.ee
Jonn Kennedy said, after worrying all day about the
best way to break the daughter Senator Ken
nedy told her last night that her mother had gone away
TO bring her back baby brother for her birthday"
Caroline will be tomorrow
Mr.. Salnger told reporters at Georgetown Hospital
this morning that Caroline very happy about her
birthday present and told everybody in sight about it.
She already knows what she will call the baby
MIR. Salinger said that when staff member told
Caroline the baby would be called jack Caroline replied
very firmly: cts going to be John"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-26
Auto Rams Into 7 rec,
Youth Loses q Lea

thrown almost so feet from the
car, and the windshield landed
l6 feet away, police said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-26

FULL NAME-JoequeIine Bowler
Kennedy.
CLAIM TO FAME-Wife Of Presi-
dent elect.
HoMe-Woshinston, D. c.
BIRTHDAY-JuIy %, 1929.
EDUcATIoN-Vossor, George
Washington University.
JoBS-Inquirins eomero girl for
old Washington Times Herald.
FAMILY-Mother Of Caroline, 3,
and John Fitzgerald Kennedy,
IT,, born Yesterday. Daughter
Of lote John v. Bowler, New
York stockbroker, and Mrs.
Hugh D. AuehineIoss, of Nc
Leon, Va.
notwithstanding stories and
poetry for her children, litero-
ture. Languages ond pointing.
Walpole, Mass, who took care
OF Caroline. But Mrs. Kennedy
is adamant that the children
will not be left to the care of
nurses or the Secret Service.
Happy Childhood
She recalls a happy child
hood. and intends that her
children will be happy too.
Mrs. Kennedy has a recog-
nized talent for homemaking
including an adroit ability to
entertain guests her husband
brings home expectedly or I'M
expectedly.
Even so. she's continuing to
guard her devotion to her
children by early choice of a
college friend. fish Baldrige
to be her social secretary at the
White House.
She grew up speaking both
English and French and in
tends for her children to have
an early association with liter
allure, music and art, as she did.
She pleased a New York crowd
when she spoke to them in
Spanish and Italian In a rare
campaign appearance with her
husband this fall.
Born in Southampton
Jacqueline Bowler Kennedy
was born in Southampton, Long
Island, N. Y. Her father was
the late John v. Bowler, New
York stock broker. Her mother
the former Janet Lee of New
York, is now Mrs. Hugh D.
Auchincloss of Mclean, Va.
Mrs. Kennedy attended pri-
vate schools and made her
debut in 1947 in Newport, r. I.
She went to VasSar two years,
spent her Junior year in Paris,
and was graduated from George
Washington University here.
Her only job was as an in
quiring camera girl for the old
Washington Times-Herald. She
was married to Senator Ken
nedy September IL, 1858, at
st. Mary's Catholic Church,
Newport.
She took a course in Ameri-
can history after she became
the Senator's wife, and says
she expects his sense of history
to be impaired to their chill
dren.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-26
LOST

BAssETT HOUND. male, black, tan
and white, . yrs. old; tan collar;
VICINITY Of Westmoreland Circle. Call
BRACELET, gold plated. DOWNTOWN. on
Georgia ave, Wed. Nov. 90; re-
CAT, lge,, dark gray, altered male;
viz Viz Rocton Hea ave'' chevy Chase, Md;
reward OIL. 6-s526.
CAT, male deep yellow, with white
stomach, wearing red collar reward,
CONTACT LENS, in small pink and
blue plastic case; lost Nov. % in
s& .si3a. %Rs. H R6RR SIR9'S or OK
DIAMOND SPRAY PIN, with blue stone
Hotel or vicinity Conn. ave-. deep
sentimental value: reward. Call Wo.
6-3SO3
DOG. Chihuahua, female; '"TiSsle";
We, Thomas Circle: reward. l25
l4th st NV Apt, g. CAL sw1G 5z.R
DOG. blk. and tan, coon hound; an
ward. MI 5-5126.
DOG. collie, tri-colored. black with 4
E w test: white tip on tail; reward.
DOG. springer spaniel. brown and
white. brown harness; vic. Spring.
field Va, Nov. "a Code 451. .1lS5.
DOG. white Maltese; weight, o lbs |;
name Cotton; vic. OF Wash. and
Lee H. S.; reward. ia. 7-2724.
DOG. beagle, black and white, female,
VIC. Iakoma Park. Md: no hunter,
pet; 10 Yrs, old; reward. JU. 9-5277,
EARRING. green. for pierced ear; vic
Calvert Liquor: sentimental value
reward FE. S-2443.
FLEXIBLE RING. lady's. belt buckle
design; sentimental value; liberal re-
ward. Box 341-K, Star.
WATCH, lady's. platinum. silver band;
Gruen; Columbia I'd. bet Quarry I'd :,
IN or around Giant Food today. CO.
@-SS06, Ext. 700.
WILL PERSON finding lady's rings
III at Amoco Station. Conn. and
Ord"ay. Thanksgiving Day, return to
SlaNon manager; extreme Sentimen
tai value. Reward
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-26
Four Visits Yesterday

Senator Kennedy had little
time yesterday for anything
but the business of being a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-26
FOUND

DOG; blk cocker spaniel; vic, Of Fair,
land. EV 4-15S2.
DOG. toy terrier. female. brown anc
white, no identifcation vic silver
spring. Nov. "A. MA. 2-O266.
Published Daily and Sunday
at 22S Virginia Ave. Sc.
at Washington. D. C.
Second Class Postage Paid
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-11-30

CStinR program.
RUnuIc Carter from i.orI,
Wa chairman al ia, group. He
introduced the following stu
dCBts.
Lime Cnuscy from Conway
spoke "m TIA" promotion of 10.
Student Council.
Sarah kIri"u ut Avnur told
about teacher guidance.
Larry Compton at Myrtle
Beach discussed extra Curr,-
Cular activities"
Thcld"u Powell of Green Sea
showed how SChuols promote
better citizenship.
Sarah Withcrs of Wamprc
spoke ON the value Of Home
Economics.
Earl Smith of Suca&tcc shnv-
eel the Importance OF school
Safety.
AlIc" Hamilton spoke ON
health aud sanitation IN the
schools.
Elizabeth Nundv. wa pre-
Sent"d IN a lovely piano Solo.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-11-30
FOR SALE: Pointer Bird Doc,

hSHE FSFE WiIl. RtPTIs
rHi RtH: iEcy. '.IaIenCr Crib
pastor. sunday S,npoi Iu.nI
4 VI Worship Servt-.r 2,,.
and dth S-nrlv.s I ~ 4 NJ
r. snh N'n sunday . ~ , NJ.
Pfaycr Meeting. N-rcs,iaY.A
10 J. NJ
~. FRaSCrS XAyrEE l..
THoLIC CHURCH: Rev. Arsh-
ur -. Duncan. i:8strr Sunday
A',ss At 9:+5 q. m. Confess
AZ 81 a. IN. NOS ua,s Mas
AT 4 IL n. H.
NEW LIFE BAPTIST: Rev. q
clyde nnC- pastor. Suula,
School at 10. A NJ. Worship
Service Ind sunday AT IL ~
u. and 9TH sunday at TO r N
CHURCH OF GpD: Cor. Sixth
and Lewis street R"v Iarucg
tot'cr, pastor. : : 10 10 =. N
Morning Worship II. YPE J y
m. EvanEcliStiC Services Z Gu
p m. Bible Study and PRAYER.
We'd. 20 M
CRIpuT.,yS -.pp,r, m.
rJIsT. De ,, o., ,,,"
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G;n,o;. " l",U An
ss.p Sn'N' 80 = N. e%"f
N Thursday.
CAROLINA BAPTIST; Rev
''F' "o'nr' pastor. : \ IN ~
~, Morning Worship II Un
training Union 90 p N. Evc-
h'"r worship : % ~ IN. mid
week PRAYER arrvirr ( M y III
First Sup5ay '''
EwasI,r; uo,,>, ,,,,y
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PIfFWAS FREEwu.I Bs.
TtST CHURCH: Rev Cisr.nc.
,o:m NJ worship ii ~ 4 v
Frs, and Th,rS s.ns 40 , " OF
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-11-30
CHURCH DIRECTORY

NEW LIFE BAPTIST: r. d.
Crowcll Powell. Pastor. Sun
day School 10 10 a m. Worship
Service second Sunday $50 =
m: Fourth Sunday at II 90 m
PINE 1EVEL FREE Will
BAPTIST: Rev. Shly Hard.t
Pastor: Sunday rchool 10 10 =
m. Worship Service sd Sunday
/: 90 a. m
MT. zIOs BAPTIST: Past
or. Rev. G. Clyde Prince;
Sunday School 1000 A. NJ.
Robert Granger Supt. Wor-
sh,p Service II A. NJ Sat
before and on Is. Sun: 3rd
sun. 700 p. NJ. Prayer Ser
vices. Sun. 7:ao p. NJ
MACEDONIA FBEEwIIL IA
PTIST CHURCH: Rev. Clsr-
enca ,Jrib5. pastor. Sunday
School ~ 90 A NJ. Worship II 90
q n second and fourth Sun
days Evening Services 100
? e
OLD ZION WESLEYAN MF-
THODIST CHURCH: Rev. Hal
T Brown. Pa. sor. Sunday school
as A NJ. Wesleyan Youth TOO
2 ". Evening Services 40.
Prayer Services = NJ on Sun.
lays and Wednesday
GHASSY BNF BAPTIST CHU-
kCH: " Foster Harrclyon.
psstcr. sunday School 10 n
Worship Services II \ NJ 2nd
and 9TH Sundays. Ist and ard
sunday Nights at I ~. Prayer
Services 7 = M Oh Sunnsye snd
Wednesday
CLARENDON CHURCH OF
CHRIST: Biple Study 10 On A.
NJ. Morning Worship II 10 A.
n: Evening Worship 7:3O -.
NJ: Wednesday Bible Study
80 p. N.
RANIlS YLAIN BAPTIST: Rav
G.. hyde Prince. pastor: sim
day School 1000 A. n. Wor-
ship Service. Ard Sunday A.
II: 90 A. M. lat Sunday night
~ 7:30 T. IA.
JONES STREET MISSION
AIRY BAPTIST CHURCH:
Rev. l. l. Todd. Pastor. W. !
Hardee. 5 5 Supt. r. II. Cash,
.ns. 7 u Director. W. NJ Uardce
and J & Gsskins. Dcscons.
sunday School every
sunday ...........tD. M 4 "
3rd SUNDAY ........II.n A M
Preaching list Sunday IN
each Month ........sDO + NJ.
Prayer Service each
Wednesday ........S IN +. VI.
CLARENDON BAPTIST. Re,
joe STANLEY. rsStor. Sunday
school 1000 : NJ: Training
Union 80 r N. Prayer Meat
ng. Wednesday TO p. N: wor-
hip Services lat and Ard Sun
iay'e II 90 a NJ. End and tth
sundays 30 r "a. WINS Mon
Law evening after list Sunday.
BETHEL METHODIST, Rev
] ". Carroll. Pastor: snnday
School 10 m A. ": Morning
ssrvice. md Sunday II 90 An.
9Th Sunday 7O.P N. p-ay.r
Meeting Wed 7 N y. n.
by tho EoIb,vgor T.L
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Wholesale a RETAIL :.

SaSh'cn glossy. SASlIEEN
Gu ling Tape. Always in
stock. tolorS Red, white,
"'uc. green and pastCls Il
SNm" ""!"rS. Makes every
git package really beautiful.
See The Tabor City Tribune.
ihone 232l.
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sAIE PRICE TAGS in two

Sues. Bright Cniors ,hdt
make :nur bargain Items
stand out son a. = box al
ready strung. For sale 10y
IN" Tsh"r City Tribune" Al
so. SOLD" tags in bright,
rad
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-11-30
HCEA Hears
Students At Meet

The Horny County Education
Association met in the Conway
Elementary School on Thurs
day, Nov. 10. al 1870 u. NJ. Mrs.
Janet B. Vincent presided.
Mr. w. &. NlCNaudcr from
tlrNd'S gave u challenging dc
N"tInual
kepr"scn,lvcS from the Stu
dent Councils "f the eight High
school areas gave most inter
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lash REGISTER rApER

w" ar" auin'riIcd dealer.
for National casa Register
paper and keep in stock "ryr
N. IA, 81. and ~. can H..
when YOU need ihcgr ur 9th
"r sic" nl National par.r
Fh"nc 232l. Tabor city Tn
Numc.
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CONSTRUCTION PAPER in a

variety Of bright CoIarS. Size
oAl2 and priced to sell. Also
some in rainbow assorted
:"i"rS. Priced at only rs
GEMS per package, Tabor
City Tribune.
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so MATTER WHERE You

LIVE. you can enjoy tho all
weather dcpsndahility Of
sun Gas Bottled Gas. Safe,
Ct"in. efficient. Get our
prices on completely. install
'd system, Wright$ Gas &
Furn Co.
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WANTED - Clean living

church affiliated man with
car la he trained rs sales
man. Don't apply unless will
Ing I" work Ia earn sl5e
weekly. Give uudlificatinus
IN own handwriting. address
y. Y. T.. L. q. Box 1853.
L"riS. s. {.
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FOR SALE: 1855. ~, CO.. 10

III. y llSiI,c MniorrvCIc
(NtE. 10y PuchO accessories
included Windshield. buddy
seat. etc. Priced for quick
sale. Contact Winston Core.
Gore" Gulf Service. phnnc
VAL. TABOR City. indt.
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ANNOUNCING there will he =

pecan buyer 1T tn" Horny
county Farmers M ark I
starting NOW. All varieties:
purchased. Ih"Cl, u,r prIr..
before selling. tie
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>t,I',,.i:

liaN" your Sewing Nachlu"
repaired M your home. any
max" or model Notify ". {.
Dyson. i. q. Box III. Tabor
City, N. &. Jndf
WANTED: Persons Interested
III %avlug irum &iun 'u S,OI
on III" purchase "i = ucv
CT used ear. Contact n e..
small. Quality nlorS
Whi'"NIll". Ph"n" Midway
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STEIN OGR FIiFR NOTE

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for I'.,t - cents each. Tabor
ct. tribune.
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And
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WANTED

WANTED - Clean IivinS. ;,
church affiliated man with
car I" he trained as sales
man. Don't apply unless will
inr I" work Ia earn $50
weekly. Give qualifications
III own handwriting; address
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CLASSIFIED
NEED REAny rhcI

NEED READY CASH? Visi
Tabor Finance Go. Inc. Fifth
street located hack of Damer-
lkon Drlg). Phone number ASST
'por IitS. indf.
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Rev f. II I.ayfI"Id. pastur
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100 w q" { " Circles, First
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ing. lst sun. 100 =. M. Bird sun
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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-11-30

Nj. and Mrs. Xcb Sules Of
Tabor City.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-11-30
)RURBER BANDS for sale.

Several sizes IN quarter
pound or one pound boxes.
Buy in quantity and save.
ThbCr City Tribune.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-11-30

TkROS CITY BAPTIST: ksv.
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;.:ho."l a'sa A. NJ. Morning Ssrv-
&c /; Oh 4. N. Training UnI~n
81 =. M; Evening Service 1886
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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-11-30

NoIlCE - Property of Austin
Gore. three and ouC-ha!f
miles south of n. C.-S. C.
State Lin" is hereby posted.
All hunting prohibited. lin
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-11-30

<cR SALE: New and Used
Pianos. Phone T59-229!. Lake
View Furniture Co. Lake
View. \. &. indf
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-11-30
v ANT TO SELL: One single

strry mousse. q rUunI,. 2 baths
Can he used as Duplex or
Sngic Dwelling. Lot $50 X
$50. Very desirable location.
nCa, SCno"l, Financing can
b" arranged. Phone 563I OF
Contac, Cecil Mercer at Me-
Cougar Electric Go. tic.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-11-30

ThROR CITY PRESENTER
I>S: Rev. ii~nry !. Reavss.
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4 NJ. I'NI' SUNDAY t. M = NJ.
M.u of Thr Church 2nu Tues
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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-11-30

WANTED TO. RENT 10 q
room house near Tabor CITY.
t"ntac, Mrs. Elsie Long,
Thrri' Way Super Market
Tabor City, Phone 1851.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-11-30

R Rn. nr1 1 spored by the Following Tabor
E' "''""'s '''' w. 7. Cos Compsp Carroll Comp
Evening star., 1960-08-09
BY, WILLIAM HINES
Star Science Writer

A relic of the early days Of
Arctic eXploration-a thermom-
eter from Admiral Peary's polar
expedition of 1909-has been
discovered by an Army team
operating in northern Green
land.
The old, wood-encaSed in
strument, battered but still in
working order, was displayed
today by st. Col. James w.
Sandridge, jr., at a news con-
ference at the Sheraton-Park
H Hotel. Col. Sandridge, who
headed the Army team. told
reporters of the discovery of
the Peary relic.
1t was found a few feet from
a stone cairn erected by the
Peary party more than so years
ago at the northernmoSt part
of Greenland, less than 500
miles from the North Pole.
apparently Peary lost the
thermometer near the cairn,'
Col. Sandridge said.
Operation Lead Dog
Though a link between the
thermometer and the Peary
party cannot be established
absolutely, Col. Sandridge said
he has been assured by an