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Evening star., 1960-10-14
BY RUTH DEAN
Star Stan Writer

Latest of the long list Of
distinguished foreign disni-
taries to visit our shores
arrived in Washington yes
terday for a brief three-day
unofficial visit.
He is Vice President Dios-
dado Macapagal of the Phil
ippines, who is also leader
OF his country's opposition
party.
The visitors first day in
Washington was climaxed by
a reception at the Philippine
Embassy given by the AM
bassador and Mrs. Carlos
Romulo.
Ambassadors, top Govern
ment officials and their wives
and members of residential
society were among the more
than $50 guests invited to
the early evening reception.
For the honor guest and
his wife there were many
familiar faces in the gather
ing as he was last here in
194S as Second Secretary at
the Embassy.
In the meantime, Mr.. Mac
apagal has: been active in his
country's politics. In No
Evening star., 1960-10-14
c.. O.P. Group Hears Speaker

leagues Morning Political
Study Group.
II know you have lots ans
lots Of other things you want
to do" he told the group,
made up primarily Of home
makers.
But there are only 2s
days in which to have this
decision resolved /. Think
Of all the time you will have
after November 8. Put of
the things that can wait
until then.
Mr.. Whites appeal fol-
lowed a call for volunteers
to help with several campaign
activities from the league
Evening star., 1960-10-14

president. Mrs. Paul Hatch.
Earlier he had discussed
the role Of the business COM
munity In politics, calling it
a tragedy that businessmen
have been Considerably
negligent in their RESPONSE
bilitiOs to political parties"
One of the problems he
pointed out, is that the busi-
ness man who moves into the
political arena risks losing
prestige by participating in
a field he knows nothing
about.
The speaker, who is board
chairman and a co-founder
Of the Public Affairs Coun-
Evening star., 1960-10-14
BY FRANCES LIDE
Star stan Writer

Warned that good inten-
tions don't win elections,
the League of Republican
Women was reminded yes
terday that after November
8 it will be too late to per-
form any Of the party
chores that will help bring
victory to the G. o. p.
ticket.
F. Clifton White, associ-
ate director of the National
Volunteers for Nixon-Lodge,
stressed the Importance of
the work women do in poll
tics in an address before the
Evening star., 1960-10-14

selors, a New York Arm which
pioneered in training pro-
grams aimed at getting busi-
ness men active in political
party affairs, said the idea
is catching on In business
circles, though. not to an ex-
tent that it will have an i'm
portant effect in the 1860
election,
A movement In this direc-
ton. however, indicates tnat
perhaps the business COM
Evening star., 1960-10-14

munity is beginning to rec
ognize its responsibilities" in
the, political field. he added.
In answer to q question,
Mr.. White said he personally
was opposed to the use Of
either corporation funds or
labor dues for political ac-
tivities.
He suggested that the solu-
tion lies in a program to get
the individual to accept
responsibility in terms Of per-
sonal contributions.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-11-23
Oak Forest School
Reports Activities

Recently, Oak Forest Schoc!
held its regular F.T.A. Meet
ing at the school during A
meriCan Education Week. Oae
OF the high lights Of the pro-
gram was a speech delivered 10
the p. 7. a. group by J. H.
Jones. pr.ncipa! VI Carver
School, Fair Bluff, who spoke
on the subject Parents Inter
est in Building d Stronger
School" He reminded the
group that Our country is IN
need o: good citizens. and our
schools must play an import
ant part in producing them.
Oak Forest School recently
held two professional meetings
Of the year. The frs; topic
delta with Guidance OF Chill
dren With Different Abilities"
discussed Dy D. W. Graham
and L. r. Lawrence. Ii was
Drought out that guidance plays
an important role in the life
Of each child. and that every
tea-he. = an important guild
ance person. Techniques were
given 10 the teachers, showing
that they did not have TO wait
on experts 10 cure or prevent
every un:avOraDlc behavior
exhibited by pupils.
The second meeting delt
with technIques in teaching "f
reading. That topic was dis
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-11-23

tont:ally capable Of turning vu'
500 cases Of vans per hour, the
plant expects - pu; nearly -
million cases Of their products
on the grocery shelves this
year.
The uneNpc ted Coath 90 /.
Alton GaTTvl. one ot The two
common stock holders rN1
manager. Just three days after
the opening o. IN, operation
was 4 severe blow 10 The new
plant. Blu. his widow. Mrs.
Doris GarrSll. stepped into
those shoes ani.toGay has the
operation huNming.
Alrea Y merchants can st,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-11-23

Construction Of the 10000
square foot building housing
the equipment began immedi-
a;ely. Another $4,000 square
loot structure owned by Gar
.s'l was made available for
STORAGE. New equipment MAS
Installed. A plant superintend-
cnt. Arthur Csrtrctte. formerly
II this section. was employed
as production foreman. He hai
hsld a similar position with an
CtHcr firm III a distant cam
merry.
To-Day the new canncrv.
known as Tabor City Foods
Inc. is in iull operation. PO-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-11-23

cusSed by Mrs. Eula Spaulding
and MIS-. Ca!!!e Davis. County
supervisor, Mrs. Edythe Spa
ulding Brown, who served as
counsultant. giving timely in
formation that will be used
daily al our school was III at
tendance.
December ,, 1860. al 100 2
NJ. d Talent Program will b,
held al the school with talent
coming from the schools Of Co.
lumbus and Bladen Counties.
December -. 1860. a Christ
mas Pageant Will be given al
the school by the students ano
parents OF Oak Forest Schrol
Community.
D. NJ. Duncan OF ThomasvIll..
spent the week end win
friends. and relatives here.
Mrs. Paul Long and child
rem OF Nakina spen, Friday
night with Mr.. and Mrs. Naclc
Long.
Mr. and Mrs. Noah (. Jacobs
and son Eddie OF GEORGETOWN
spent the week end with their
parents Mr.. ana Mrs. Willie T.
JACOBS, and Mr.. and Mrs. Joan
r. Gore and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tommy Norris
Of Bethel were Sunday guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nolan L. Chest
nut Of Pireway made a bus:-
ness trip 10 Myrtle Beach. s.
c. Wednesday.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-11-23

0. the declining yam industry
When lending agencies wrap
ped too much red tape around
loan for the construction -
be acceptable 10 the Garre!,>
and the Cribbs. a community
wide solicitation was inSt!tutct
10 sell preferred stock in the
new canncvy. The results were
gratifying. Within a few days.
The $4,000 additional capital
needed by the principals and
holders % the common stock,
was deposited 10 their account.
For the first time. farmers had
loined with businessmen to
orlng a new industry To town.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-11-23

,Nc payroll Tum the 40 :"
$50 persons per shift PAYNE
retail, dividends. Growers have
the advantage Of ar additional
cutie; toy their canning qualify
sweet potatoes.
Hul yrgaau~ OF even move
importance. it.> c2uucry az"
that Of the established CarEo'i
Canning Company h.rg, a.s
again earning Tor Tabor City
the title Il proudly displays %.
city license tacs--Nam Gap. %.
%. the Wy.lC-l t,lo q, wB.N-
anne. cut with c"b-lr.ss-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-11-23

~, LORiS GIRL AMONG TOP TW civ L A! WIN IhlOr lt-e
= the honor
de ship $ari aton the Of the South Carolina College
tai members OF the senior class es this left
First Pitts Clinton, Nancy
Caldwell Gan Lurne Lock- air Of Monck Corner Virginia
Of
Column Florence Manning Bethea Itta Geneva Knox North
of "A
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-11-23

SLEEP 8 HOURS WAKE UP r,REoa
When due to sim pie iron -Gsaclrn-
cy an"Tia. take PinLham Tab
let's. Eicn In iron. they start 70
strengthen your blood III one dayl
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-11-23
FACES TIE TABOR CITY rRIrUNr WE'D. nov. 20. lsGo

ucr,. during the years 0t
change from fresh produce tu
canned pro 'uC'.
Evening star., 1960-05-15
No health questions!
No physical exam!
Everybody 65 and over
will be accepted!
hospital costs!
.I.7sgsi

Q. Is there a tinIe-lin,it for Joining
5OOO-ReSerUe?
A. Yes. The enrolment period is from May
6 to May %, 1860. You have only 8 days left
to join.
Q. Why can I only enroll during this
time?
A. We certainly don't want you to think
we're trying to rush" you into enrolling.
But since this plan is based on group insur.
ance principles, everyone presently eligible
must enroll now. Protection for all enrol.
lees will begin May Is, 1860. THIS is WHY
ALL ENROLLMENTS MUST BE POST.
MARKED NO LATER THAN MIDNIGHT,
MAY %, 1860.
Evening star., 1960-05-15
How

Q. HOw do join 5000 O-Reserre?
l. Clip and fll out the enrolment blank
below. Enclose $500 (check or money
order) for your first months premium.
2. Mail to: Dept. 80
Continental Casualty Co.
$40 So. Michigan Ave.
Chicago 4, Ill.
OR
give it to your own insurance agent or
broker, or any Continental agent.
That's all there is to it. Continental will send
you your policy (OC series) and 5000 Reserve
Kit of Instructions. Be sure to make out
separate enrolment for each person to be in.
sured. Your protection begins May rs, 1860.
Q. Is there a Money Back Guarantee?
A. Definitely. After you receive your policy,
examine il. If there are any questions in
your mind about 5000. Reserve, seek the ad-
vice Of your insurance Agent or Broker.
fyou are not l00% satisfied, return it with.
in 10 days and your $500 will be refunded.
Evening star., 1960-05-15
Why

Q. PUe already got hospital insur.
Gnce. Why should / need this?
A. This new policy will not conflict with
any other basic, low limit, hospital policy
you may have. Check the hospital benefits
Of any policy you now have. You'll quickly
see what it would mean if your hospital stay
lasted for months e. . if your expenses ran
up to thousand of dollars! By adding 5000
Reserve you will have needed protection
security against big hospital bills you ''just
couldn't handle" alone.
Evening star., 1960-05-15
Who:

Q. Do you really mean anybody IS
or Ouer can join?
A. Absolutely. Anybody IS or over, or who
will have 65th birthday by May Is, 1860
can join. No one in this age group will be
refused.
Q. Pm oUer 90. viii you take me?
A. When we say everybody IS and over,
we mean everybody! No one is too old.
Q. Hotc about me? PUe suffered
stroke.
A. Past or present illness, no matter how
serious, doesn't stop you from Joining 5000.
Reserve. You won't have to take physical
examination to Join. And if you'll look at
the enrolment blank below, you'll see we
don't even ask you a single question about
your health! And if your stroke causes
hospital confinement which begins six
months or more after your policy is in force
it will also be covered.
Q. Pm "a. Can't I join 5000 Reserve?
A. Not right now, but if you, or someone
you know, will turn IS later this year, write
to us. We will tell you how you can Join
50OO-Reserve on your 65th birthday.
Evening star., 1960-05-15
Where wouLd
you get the
money to pay
a bill like this?
Even if you now have
hospital insurance?)
What
Q. What tcOuId 5000 Reserve pay on
the GbOue hospital bill?

Q. What tUOuId 5000 Reserve pay on
the GbOUe hospital bill?
A. First, let us point out that hospital bills
such as the above are no longer a rarity.
They are happening every day, and are be-
coming more and more common. If you
have 5000.Reserve and were to receive a
similar bill, you, or your present hospital
insurance, would need to pay only the first
$4,000 of eligible expenses. As in the sample
bill above, your 50O0-Reserve policy would
then take over and pay the full balance of
$3646.35!.
We call this plan 5OO0.Reserve because it
is the same as setting aside cash reserve of
fve thousand dollars to come to your aid on
really big hospital expenses and long hospital
stays.
Q. What expenses count tOtUGrd the
deductibLe?
A. All room and board expenses up to
$25 per day PLUS all necessary miscellane-
Gus hospital expenses count toward the
deductibe.
Q. Hoso 5OOO-ReserUe is different:
A. 5000-Reserve offers you protection
where you need it most. 1t takes over your
hospital bills when they get ''just too big"
to handle-after your hospital bills reach
$5OO.OO-and pays from then on up to
$5,OO0.00 for any one accident or sickness,
even if you're in the hospital for as long as
two years.
Q. Exactly ,ohat are the benefits of
5000 Reserve?
A. 50OO-Reserve pays up to $1,000 after
your deductible hospital expenses have
reached $500O0.
]. Pays the actual cost of room and board
up to $500 day for each day of hos
pital confinement anywhere in the worldi
Evening star., 1960-05-15

Q. My children ,Ount to rgive me'' this insur.
ance. Is that all right?
A. We think it's wonderful We sons and
daughters know that parent relative has this security depend
Just fill out the enrolment blank below and indicate where prem
notices should be Be have the who
the enrolment blank
Evening star., 1960-05-15

Q. HOtC much does 5000 Reserve
cost me?
A. Just $500 a month.
Q. HOp can 5OOO-Reserre cost SO
little and pay out so much?
A. 1t may seem hard to believe that the
high-limit benefits of 5000-Reserve can be
offered at such low premium, but it's true.
Continental Casualty Company is one of the
worlds major insurance companies and a
leader in providing health insurance for
people over IS. By using electronic ma.
chimes, the savings we make can be passed
along to you. That is why we must ask every.
one to sign up at the same time during the
limited enrolment period.
Q. If nIOUe to another state, am /
still covered? q
A. Yes. Your 5000. Reserve policy protects
you wherever you are living or travelling
anywhere in the world-at the hospital Of
your choice!
Q. Can my policy be cancelled for
any reason?
A. Once you enroll, and as long as you pay
your premiums, the company cannot cancel
your policy or make any changes at all unless
it does SO to all of the 5000 Reserve policy.
holders in your state. You never need fear.
that your policy will be cancelled, or that
your benefits or premium will be changed
because Of the number of times or amounts
you collect.
Q. Can / erer cancel my 5000.
Reserve policy?
A. Of course. You may drop your policy
any time you wish.
Evening star., 1960-05-15

z. Pays the actual cost Of all necessary hos.
pital expenses while hospital confined,
such as X-rays, lab tests, operating room,
anesthetics, drugs, dressings, medicines
and prosthetic devices.
8. Benefits are payable for as long as two
years for any one accident or illness.
q. You are eligible for full benefits each
time you 60 to the hospital for different
cause-even if con6nements are sepa.
rated by only few days.
5. Con6nements for the same or related
causes will be considered as new claims,
subject to full policy benefits, as long as
they are separated by at least six months.
+. You are Immediately protected for any
accident that occurs or sickness that
commences after the effective date of
your policy.
2. You are also protected for conditions you
had before your policy was effective, pro-
vided your hospital confinement begins
after your policy has been in force six
months.
8. Pays you these benefits in addition to any
other insurance you may have, but only
one 5OO0-Reserve policy can be in force
for any one person.
3. The only exclusions are: war; mental
disorders; ;any accident or sickness covered
by Workmen's Compensation or Occupa.
tional Disease Law, except in West Vir.
gnia; confinement in federal government
hospitals, except in California; con6ne-
ment in Veterans Administration hos.
pitals; confinement in local government
tuberculosis hospitals, except in Louisi.
ana, Texas and Tennessee, where any
treatment or service for tuberculosis is
excluded.
Evening star., 1960-09-26
ONLY GAS DRIES CLOTHES so FAST
COST SO LITTLE TO RUN

Clothes dried in q gas clothes dryer
get the fustest-yet gentIest-dyine
action possible, sofe for even the most
delicate fabrics. Drying is so perfectly
controlled that clothes come out soft,
fluffy and sweet smelling. Many need
little or no ironing.
Evening star., 1960-10-16
THE BLAZING BPOCADES

Lighting the night they dozze the ee you
Pe Bozoo spos Of bocod puenc you'll agree these from
collection make feel like King Midas queen designs
for oho teoe ensemble turquoise and gold slim and
eOot of dramatic width royon eo ocetoe 1905 Blue and
silk broeode with doed skirt Winston 265OO Harvey
berns radiance Of uchsio and black September Hoper
Bozoor advertisement Of imported oceoe oe obrc
1880 All Chandelier Roo 3rd Floor hondboe
gold Luex metoIic, s6OO' from Handbags ls Floor.
odd Fderh hTox
Evening star., 1960-10-16
CLUB
CALENDAR
TOMORROw

VOMOSktOW
5 Sisterh0Od, Temple Sinai
5 Tea at. 1880 pm. at the
fTemple Siriai Social Hall.
: SisterhOOd, Adas Israel
3Tea at !. pm. at the home
ssof Mrs. Jack Carpet.
: Woman,s Club Of Lyon VII
Slage-Meeting of the Litera-
sture and International Rela-,
<tions Department at 1850 pm.
Eat the home Of Mrs. Harold
III. Mckinney.
I WOman's Club Of Chevy
Chase-First meeting Of the
Leisure Time Group at 1880
I pm. at the Club House.
University WOmen's Club
Tea at 4 pm. followed by
guest speaker, Miss Mar
jory Hendricks. owner-man-
ager Of the Watergate Inn.
A 6 pm. dinner viii be fol-
lowed by a Board Meeting.
Insurance WOmen's Club Of
Washington - Dinner meet
ing at 6 pm. at the Touch
down Club.
Venture CIub-Joint dinner
with the Warrenton. Venture
Club at 1880 pm. at the
Fauquier Springs Club.
Emily Nelson Chapter,
ID. C. DAR-Meeting at 7::30
pm. at the Chapter House.
| M Chapter, Kappa Beta
Pi-Meeting at 8 pm. at
woodruff House, GWU.
d. C. DAR-Joint meeting
Of the Good Citizens Com
Imittee, Junior American Citi-
zens Committee and the Stu
dent Loan and Scholarship
Committee at 8 pm. at the
Chapter House.
Bethesda Chevy Chase,
AAUW-Meeting at 8 pm. at
the Lynnbrook Recreation
Center. Miss Margaret
Thomas, director Of Man
power Development, Depart
Iment Of Labor, will be guest
speaker.
Alexandra League Of
Women VOters-Meeting at
1915 pm. at the home Of
MRS. George Weber and,
downtown Unit. at s:15 pm.
at the home Of Mrs. H. M.
Otwell.
d. C. Opti-Mrs. Club
Meeting at S:15 pm. at the
home Of Mrs. Arthur Garrett.
Junior Woman's Commu-
nifty CIub-Meeting of the
board Of directors at Sis
pm. at the home of Mrs.
John Henry.
Evening star., 1960-10-16
Jackie to Make
First of Calls
For Kennedy

Mrs. JaequeIine Kennedy
will launch the Democrats
answer to Pat Week-a Call
ing for Kennedy" Week-at
II am. tomorrow, I'm Virginia's
10th congressional district.
At q meeting to be held in
the Holiday Inn Motel, Ar
lington, the wife Of the Demo-
cratic nominee will telephone
the chaiF1nen Of Calling for
Kennedy programs in Cali
fornia, Illinois, Maryland,
Michigan, New York and
Texas. which are among the
States launching drives at the,
same time.
More than lSO precinct
workers are expected to par
ticipate IN the Virginia meet
ing. Mrs. Dorothy cDiarmid.
chairman of that States
Calling for Kennedy program
and delegate to the General
Assembly, has invited the
women to have coffee with
Mrs. Kennedy and then start
on on their door-bell-ringing
campaign.
Women throughout the
country will ask housewives
what they believe to be the
major issues facing them and
the country. The results Of
these interviews win be sub
mitted to Senator John r.
Kennedy, who will discuss the
issues on a special daytime
stelevision program November
q, at 3 to $3.50 pm.
Evening star., 1960-10-09
for Betty Crockers new after-the-game creation:
TOUCHDOWN PIZZA!"

Limit one per customer. Offer ex-
pires December 81, 1860.
Clip and SaUe: Betty croekeT Recipe for
TOUCHDOWN PIZzA"
Follow directions on Pizza package
except shape dough into football about
Is" long and 10" wide. Top with thin
slices of SPAN and sliced or grated pizza
cheese. After baking, form 'laces" with
strips OF processed cheese, "eyelets"
with olive slices, as shown above.
Evening star., 1960-10-09

Here's all you do: Buy a specially
marked can of Betty Crocker Re-
frigerated Pizza (above) and a can
of Span. Send the Pizza tear tape
and the last inch of the SPAN key
strip with your name, address and
the price you paid for the SPAN to
General Mills, Inc, Box 230, Min
neapolis 60, Mimi, and we will
send you the price of the Span.
Evening star., 1960-10-09

When it's your turn to treat after
the game, plan a Pigskin Party!
Star of the show is the new Touch
down Pizza you've made with
Betty Crocker Pizza and slices of
Span. Savory, pure pork SPAN
was made for spicy, tomato-y
Betty Crocker Pizza. You'll score
high each time you serve it! Let us
buy the SPAN ..for this week end.
Evening star., 1960-12-18
Event

~'Christmas" viii be the
program topic Tuesday at the
Q pm. meeting Of the WASH
ington Readers Club to be
held ct the Pen Women's
Studio. A holiday party viii
follow the program.
Evening star., 1960-10-16
)E, OUTSIDE, UNDERNEATH, UP P-EVERYWHERE YOU

riding closer floating And rubber donu nsulate the body Bucks
and yours) from road shock
But this hits the highlghts You'll find many surprises
Turbine Drive standard erey fuze Buick
and the Wildcat V8 that less
Your Buick Dealer and the Wildcat waiting Go be surprised
Evening star., 1960-10-16

Brace yourself for surprise after another in the 81 Buick Real
surprises for Buick clean through beautiful change
design and engineering
Outside you get Bucks he lovely Clean Look of action the
styling in years.
Inside fuze Comfort Zone that makes WONDER
a have much roooOm? There's
space for heads legs and shoulders and Deep pny cushoning where
you sit Even your luggage luxurious the big
Buick doubedeep tunk)
Underneath WO! Away drive shaft shrnk the hump
in the Roo gives you far fiat floor space SaX frame
lowers door s you and easily do
avor chair New Control Arm suspension Rater makes
Evening star., 1960-06-18

- RAAs
this fine Colonial home
in this always-looked.
for area. So convenient
10 everything. Features,
kitchen and breakfast
room, separate dining
room, 3 bedrooms, 2
baths, paneled recrea.
ton room, garage, hot.
water heat. Draperies
and wall-to-wall carpet.
ing included. The en-.
tire family will be happy
here.
To Reach: Out Mass. Are.
to I6th ST, right to Buy-
lin0ton Place, right to
1909 and open" sign.