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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-08-10
FOR SALE - Concord Cranes

al $500 per buShcl. Custom
er must pick his own grapes
and furnish cunta ers.
= Ready for picking now. Good
quality grapes. See RuZicr
Powell, near Mt. Zion Chur-
CHI, II mile from old Powell
SchoolhouSe. (2tp)
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-08-10

ing such accommodations are
asked to frite Mr.. Harold West,
Forest Hills Baptist Church,
Raleigh. The Rev. A. Douglas
Aldrick is pastor of the Forest
Hills Church.
Evening star., 1960-06-05
TAKOMA PARK

81 ELM AVE.-SI5,95O
Close-in 2-Storv home. 3 bedrms.
fireplace, full din. rm., bsmt,
Deep shady lot. Shops and bus
near. DIR: Carroll ave. at TAX.
PIX. center to Westmoreland, right
to Elm and open"
Evening star., 1960-06-05
6t@ggn
open . til : PM.

1905 CLAUDE LANE-S36,5OO
De luxe country rambler, 4 lge.
bedrmS., 21a baths, custom
kitchen. . fireplaces. fin. rec. rm.,
porch, 2-car garage. DIR: Out
new Rt. 30 to Briggs CLANCY, left
to Claude lane and open"
arrows.
Evening star., 1960-06-05
ROBERT H. KENT & co.
offers for your consideration the key to
ENJOYABLE LIVING
Silver Spring-$15,95O


Forest Glen area)-Delight-
full 2-bedrm. brk. Colonial
w1ge. din. rm.; full bsmt.;
on beaut. level lot: walk to
transp. and schools. Assume
huge GI loan.
Evening star., 1960-06-05

$500 FOREST GRovE-S29,950
Very attractive :3-bedrm. rambler
in fine area. 2la baths. Family.
size kit. Elegant din. rm. Fin.
rec. rm. Built-in garage. Shady
corner. DIR: Georgia ave. to
Forest Glen, rt. to Forest Grove.
left to open"
Evening star., 1960-06-05
THEY NEVER CHANGE
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
Doctors and Dentists

DOCCOTS ana D6nJISCS
Brick rambler in upper middle
class .neighborhood. Choice corner
lot, living room with fireplace,
separate dining rm.. 3 bedrms.,
. baths, rec. rm. with fireplace,
Entrance to separate 4 rooms,
oowder rm., ONCE with large re-
ception rm. Available July J..
PO. 2-3226
Evening star., 1960-06-05
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
CHEVY CHASE. MD


1915 East-West Highway
Elaborate estate consisting Of 90
900 50. #, beautifully land
Scaped ] 1 rms, ga baths, mar
BILE firepls., unusual solarium, so
IT. liv. rm., extensive patios and
stone terraces: ranch type, l55-
#. long, with ample ground for
additional bldg, such as church
or once for non-prof1t organiza-
tion. House designed for lavish
living and entertaining. Will
finance and trade for smaller
house or business property, If de-
sired. OIL. 2-6690. $4,000.
CHEVY CHASE "A bedrms., 21a
baths, center-hall plan; extra-lge.
rms; family rm.. plus rec. rm.,
sep. din. rm.: ideal for entertain. :
over "a acre: 2-car gar. Buyer
selects down payment and finance;
conV.. FHA or can assume 4Hzes
GI: S35,950. BY owner: custom
built Dutch Colonial. must be
seen inside to appreciate. Spacious
beauty and value. OIL. 6-6755.
Evening star., 1960-06-05
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD,

MONTGOMERY HILLS Assume
$4,000 mortgage, name your
down payment. Huge 3-bedrm,
brk. rambler, multiple baths, pine
paneled rec. nm; garage; family
kit. and din. rm. Call for ap-
polntmnet. Trades accepted. Open
80 10. 5-36S7.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
MONTGOMERY KNOLLs-I VI,
old; bedrm., den, = full baths,
brick Split-leVel.
Walk-out bsmt. w/rec. rm.: close to
bus. schools and shops; assume
$4,000 LIST trust.
w. J. NICHOLAS HE. 4-lOO0
MORE HOME FOR THE MONEY
Brick Cape Cod; large bedrms.,
3 full baths, den, full basement,
living room with fireplace, dining
room, electric kitchen, garage.
HUGH T. PECK, 1926 Ga. Ave,
viii Trade-Call for Appraisal
Evening star., 1960-06-05
Rockville-$2l,95O

(Twinbrook Forest)-Assume
hugs 5heo loan on this A
bedrm. and den, 1lz-bath
brk. split-level, lust 3 yrs.
old. Lge. mod. all-electric
kit. Liv. rm. wLfreplace; all
rms, spacious. Excellent To-
cation.
Evening star., 1960-06-05
+ Washington, D. c.
June 5, 1860
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
tcONTlNueD)
HARIFs M IAMISnN

NhAhLEo N. JhAloON
] 50 A.-6-rm. rambler: iy. rm.,
family rm., fireplace, mod. kitch.
en-, 8 bedrms,, bath. oil heat
swim, pool. S15,950. Terms
6.45 Arm. rambler q yrs
old: liv. rm.. l2X24: dinette.
mod, kitchen, 3 bedrms., bath,
full bsmt. Shaded; excellent view
22 mi. D. c. S2l,O00, terms
So 500 cash.
] Ar m eled 5-rm. frame
house; liy, rm., l5x24; dinette,
encl. scr. porch. Part bSmt.
owner built new house. $1,000,
terms $1,000 cash.
URBANA-New brick rambler; 12x
mod T kitchen 2 bedrms., bath
fun osmt. Oil heat. wooded lot.
M. dual hwy, 81 mi. D. c. So.
$50. Terms. $500 down.
GAINESVILLE a: S-rm. frame
house; > baths; o.h.-w,h.; liy.
rm., din. rm., mod. kitchen,
bedrmS., horsebarn, misc. bldgs.
excel. view and neighborhood.
Reduced to SI9,950. Terms.
SENECA LAKE = Splendid frame
cottage: large liv. rm., mod. kit,
> bedrms.. bath, bar, rec. rm.
Acre lot Fenced, scr. with roses
and hedge; l20-ft waterfront,
240-ft. road front; $4,000,
terms. $1,000 down.
CHARLES H. JAMISON
PoOlesVillP Md 9OI III Q-3ORo
Evening star., 1960-06-05
mM@ggn
OPEN 2 TO 6

WHEAToN-ALREADY FINANCED
JUST ASSUME-3-bedrm. RAM
bier: today's kit, fun bsmt.; ce-
dar-fenced lot. Call now. Price,
S1S,7jO. Directions: Out Viers
Mill rd. to Parkland dr., right TO
Independence St, right to Eliza
beth st., and right to Peck open
sign.
WHEATON-Immaculate 3-bedrm.
brick rambler. TOAST OF THE
TOWN. lSx25 family rm.; large
fenced lot. Priced to sell. 81 $3.50.
Directions: Out Georgia ave. too
Weller I'd, left to Valleywood dr.,
right . blks. TO Peck open sign.
WHEAToN-TIRED OF CRACK
ERBOXES2 3-bedrm. split-level,
loads Of storage space. complete
kit, delightful family rm., . tile
baths, level handicapped lot. MOVE
RIGHT IN. FHA approved, Sl2,-
900. TRADES INVITED. Direc-
tions: Out Viers Mil I'd. to Har-
ward st, right TO Isabelle St, left
to Peck open sign.
HUGH T. PECK
GA. 4-6575
Evening star., 1960-06-05

LOCUST HILLS ESTATES - Set
majestically on y of an acre
wooded charm. This comfortable
home offers living rm.. separate
din, rm., kitchen with table space
and powder rm. on 1st floor: 3
bedrms. and . baths on End. Ma
hogany-paneled rec. rm. with 2nd
tlrepl., maids rm and full bath
in bSmt. Garage and patio. Home
in immaculate condition. S36,950
ANDRIS REALTY, OIL. 2-9O70
Evening star., 1960-06-05

sos SHERWOOD RD.-S29,5OO
Attractive center-hall rambler, 8
bedrms., , baths. Kit. with table
space. Air-cond. rec. rm. Slate
roof. Garage. Shade trees. Near
schools. DIR. Georgia ave. to
Forest Glen, rt. to Dameron, left
to Sherwood, left To "open "
Evening star., 1960-06-05

COLESVILLE-OLD SALEM VII
LAGE-3-bedrm. rambler on l.
acre lot. Full bsmt., carport, en-
closed lpch,, fenced yd., Ice rooms
throughout. S26,500. We take
trades. HUGH T. PECK, HE. 4
Evening star., 1960-06-05

9606 LORAIN AVE-S23.a5O
Large custom rambler. 3 bedrms.
and den, > baths, nice rec. rm.,
screened porch. DIR: Colesville
rd. to Sligo Greek pkwy,, left to
Brunette, rt. to Lorain, 1T. to
open"
Evening star., 1960-06-05

729 DARTMOUTH AVE.-S22 $50
CloSe-in Colonial near st. Michaels.
3 lge. bedrms., . baths, full din,
rm., full bsmt, detached garage.
Shade galore DIR. Georgia ave.
TO Wayne, rt. to Cedar, rt. TO
Evening star., 1960-06-05
CHEVY CHASE
NEW, AIR CONDITIONED
GEORGIAN TOWNHOUSE

CHEV CHASE-Attrac.. comfort
able family home in quiet eStab-
hshed neighborhood; Blessed Sac
rament Parish, B.-C.C. High
School area; lge. liv. rm. with
powder rm.. bedrmS., . baths,
bsmt,; rec. rm. and bath: lge level
shrubhed lot LOW 2ns OIL. R-01Rl
Evening star., 1960-06-05
WOHLFARTH DEVELOPMENT
CORPORATION, OIL. 2-SS99
CHEVY CHASE. NORTH

R. a HuMPHRfEs faf; sEt SPECIAL
4 bedrms, baths, den, rec. rm.,
3 = year old split level. Vacant.
Absolutely immac.; garage. Un-
usually beautiful wooded lot.
r. A. HUMPHREYS JU $4,000
Evening star., 1960-06-05
CHEVY CHASE-KIRKSIDE
5406 CENTER STREET
OPEN SUNDAY, 1:30-5:30

Beautifully decorated
brick Colonial on quiet
street. Spacious first floor
has separate dining room,
air conditioned paneled
study, plus powder room
and screened porch over
looking lovely garden. 3
twin-siZe bedrooms, with
ample closet space and >
baths on second. Large
cedar paneled recreation
room with entrance to gar
den. Owner transferred.
Price, S39 800. Call Mrs.
Wyatt, EN-. 2-7397.
DIRECTIONS: Out Wis.
ave. right on Western ave.
Evening star., 1960-06-05
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

COLESVILLE-Home and approx. 2
acres, outside bldgs., 450-ft. 'front.'
age. on Colesville I'd. {; could be
rental property; S24. $50. MA. q
OBS or AID 2-0944
Evening star., 1960-06-05
. Silver Spring-$17.95O

Forest Glen area)-Clean
brk. Colonial w/huge family
rm., > bedrms. w/possibility
Of 3rd on LIST floor; porch;
in convenient st. Johns
Parish Beautiful shrubbery,
many extras,
Evening star., 1960-06-05

LANGLEY PARK-Extra large brk
rambler; beaut. stone firepl., liv-
ing rm., 3 double-size bedrms.
bsmt. floor tiled. Best buy in the
area. $1,000 to $1,000 down.
HUGH T. PECK, HE. 4-1700.
LAYHILL AREA-Just listed! In
triguing Early American ranch
style home with beamed ceiling
and rsised-hearth fireplace. Stu
ated well of the road on a wooded
3-acre knoll! 3 bedrms., 2 baths
35-ft. living and dining rm., full
bsmt. An artist couldn't create a
more beautiful setting! Call AT
6-2335. GREATER MARYLAND
PROP, JU. 9-l24O.
Evening star., 1960-06-05

COLESVILLE, MD. = Attr. frame
Cape Cod; liv. rm. with iirepI.,
din, rm.. kit. breakfast area, den
and bath, 3 bedrms., bath. bsmt. !;
3 acres; S31,950. ASHTON REAL
TY CO, WA. 4-9st1, EV. 4-1743,
Evening star., 1960-12-17
DANCING BY CANDLELIGHT

Alexis Leger, a Georgetown resident and
winner Of the 1860 Nobel prize for literature,
dances with Sweden's Queen Of Light, 20
year-Old Ingrid EngstrOm, in Stockholm.
Ingrid is wearing traditional headdress of
lighted candles. MIR. Leger, who writes under
the pen name of Saint John Perse, Officiated
at the ceremony at which she was crowned
AP WirephOtO.
Evening star., 1960-12-17
Altos Hits Target
1884 Miles Out

.VANDENBERG AIR FORCE
BASE, Calf. Dec. II (AP)-
An Atlas missile fred from this
West Coast missile base sped
4,3s4 miles in 27 minutes and
hit Q target In Eniwetpk la
goon yesterday.
Gen. Thomas 8. Power, head
Of the Strategic Air Command,
said the launching demon
strates that In combat ICBMs
would compress to an incred-
IDLY short interval the time
necessary to place nuclear ex-
ploSives on target"
A small charge Of TNT, was
used in the warhead, instead
Of the nuclear weapon Aliases
would use in combat. The Air
Force said the explosive was
used to check mechanislns
Evening star., 1960-12-17
Six-Hour y. N. Bottle
In Congo Rescues SO

Congo turmoil, LeopoldviIIe's
provincial president, Cleophas
Kamitatus hed into the In
terror to escape arrest. Com
golese sources said the arrest
warrant was signed by Presi-
dent Joseph Kasavubu.
Mr.. Kamitatu. 20. was one
Of the most powerful allies of
ex-Premier Patrice Lumumba.
He has consistently sought TO
maneuver the Leopoldville pro-
vincial administration--and its
O. 2.000-strong civil police force
to obstruct the regime led by
Col. Joseph Mobutu.
Last month MIR. Kamitatu
was arrested and kept at Col.
Modulus residence for three
days as q compulsory house
guest" After his release he an
nounced that he and Col. Mo-
butu had sealed complete
agreement on the maintenance
Of order in the province.
An aide at Mr.. Kamitatu's
ofice said he left last night
after learning Of the arrest
warrant and "is not expected
back Immediately"
Mr.. Kamitatu was believed
to have sought refuge In the
Kitwit area inhabited by his
Bambala tribesmen. most OF
whom remain loyal to Mr.. Lu-
mumba.
Evening star., 1960-12-17
Congo Ethiopions
Indorse Revolt,
Perhaps HustiIy

LEOPOLDvILLE, Congo
Dec. II (Ap). ).-Ofncers of the
Ethiopian Imperial Bodyguard
serving with the U. N. Congo
forces yesterday declared-in q
perhaps untimely statement
their enthusiastic and unani-
nous support for the Ethio-
plan revolution.
The statement was issued
before the announcement that
forces loyal to Emperor Halle
Selassie claimed they have
crushed the uprising In Adds
Ababa. Two battalions. Of the
imperial bodyguard are sta
toned In Stanleyville, capital
of Oriental Province.
In a cable to u. N. head
quarters here, the officers OF
the two battalions, totaling
some 1900 men. said the revo-
luton marks the end Of CEN
turtles Of feudal oppression, -
and that they ere prepared
to fulfill their sacred national
duty" to achieve the success
Of the revolution whenever re-
quired but meanwhile viii con-
tinue to serve In the U. N.
Congo force.
Evening star., 1960-12-17
PUPILS HOLIDAY
rs cURTAlLED
FOR BOMB HOAX

ROME. n. Y. APP
Because Of phony bomb
threats, the 1000 pupils in
four city schools win lose o
day of their Christmas va
cation.
School Supt. Lyndon H.
Strough said yesterday
classes would be dismissed
next Thursday afternoon,
instead Of Wednesday, at
Rome Free Academy, Sta
ley Junior High School,
Laurel Junior High and
Laurel Elementary School.
Mr.. Strough said he was
convinced that pupils had
telephoned four bomb
threats In the last three
weeks. He said that in the
future an extra day Of
school would be added
whenever q threat was
made.
Evening star., 1960-12-17

LEOPOLDvILLE, The Congo.
Dec. il tAP .-fsigerian q. N,
troops fought . six-hour battle
with Congolese soldiers to
rescue the 50-menber stan Of
an Austrian field hospital, the
United Nations reported today.
One Nigerian was killed and
10 British oficer with the u. N.
soldiers was wounded. The
United Nations reported at
least 10" Congolese casualties
in the battle that took place
yesterday at q Bukavu military
prison near Lake Kivu in Kivu
Province, In the extreme East
ern part Of the Congo.
The Austrians had been held
more than "a hours. The q. N.
troops said they tried to nego-
tiate release Of the prisoners
but there was no other way
but to resort to force"
On the political front in the
Evening star., 1960-12-17
NATO Summit PorIey
Asked by Germans

PARIS, Dec. II (AP) .-West
German Defense Minister Fran,
Josef Strauss today called OF
the Western government lead.
ers to meet at Q summit confer.
ence next spring to devise al
agreed nuclear policy for NATC
defense. .
Mr.. Strauss made his propo.
sal in response to the Unitee
States recommendation tina
NATO be armed with q new
force Of rocket-carrying nu.
clear subs and Polaris missiles
The West German Defense
Minister said the meeting d
chiefs Of government was nee
essary to make the principal
decisions In q new NATO nu-
clear policy.
The meeting would take the
place Of the normal spring min
isterial meeting Of NArO
to be held In Oslo. MIR. Straus,
did not, however. specify that
Oslo should be the site Of the
meeting.
The defense chiefs Of the is
North Atlantic alliance nations
conferred on ways Of counter
ing growing Russian threats.
The summit session, If ac-
cepted. would offer the NATC
allies their first full opportu-
nifty to meet and talk with
United States President-elect
Kennedy. For his reason it Is
expected to attract wide allied
support.
Mr.. STRAUSS spoke on,
strongly against the idea Of q
fortress United States" He
said this was technically pos
sible but would be politically
dangerous for Western Europe
This was taken as a response
to suggestions in the last few
days by United States Secre-
tary Of State Herter that the
United States might redeploy
some Of its troops to help ease
the dollar drain. The Herter
statement was widely inter-
preted here as prefacing an
actual withdrawal Of some
troops. with more possibly in
the ofnng.
Fears Backward Step
Mr.. Strauss said any with
drawal of the United States
from Europe would be a Step
back to outdated military CO.
alitions Of the past. This would
spread fear In Europe and open
the door for more Soviet
threats and belligerency, If not
worse.
Another subject Of Mr..
Strauss proposed Western
summit would be working out
Q Western defense policy to
satisfy United States insistence
that American military costs
be cut to help relax pressure
on the dollar.
Undermining this was an an
nouncement from Defense Sec
retary Gates that direct mill
tary aid will be ended to
France, Britain, West Germany
and Luxembourg.
This Is one of q series of
measures taken by the Eisen-
hover administration to reduce
dollar spending abroad. Act
ually the amount involved In
these four countries Is relatively
small about $50 million q year
for Britain and less for the
others.
MIR. Gates promised that aid
win continue to nations unable
to meet their own defense
Evening star., 1960-12-17
UIbricht Promises
Help to Gizenqo

BERLIN, Dec. II (AP)-
Walter Ulbricht. chief Of state
Of Communist East Germany
yesterday promised help to the
|pretender Congo government Of
Antoine Gizenga. follower Of
the imprisoned ex-Premier Pa
trice Lumumba.
In an exchange Of kilograms
published by the ofhcial East
German news agency Adm. Mr..
Ulbricht urged Mr.. Gizenga to
present ANY concrete wishes"
Evening star., 1960-12-17
President Plans
Work for Peace
By the Associated Press

White House visitors quote
President Eisenhower as say
ing he intends 10 continue
working for world peace after
be leaves the White House
next month.
They said Mr.. Eisenhower
told them he wants to be
identified with the cause Of
advancing peace and that he
intends to devote much Of the
next year to this objective.
Mr.. Eisenhower made his
comments yesterday in rcceiv-
ing the first Judaism and
World Peace" award of the
Synagogue Council Of America
in Q ceremony in his ONCE.
Evening star., 1960-12-17
Cardinal SpelImon
Starts Annual Tour

NEW YORK, Dec. II (AP).
Francis Cardinal Spellman
left by plane last night on his
annual Christmas trip to
armed forces stationed over
seas.
His flrst stop is at Anchor
age, Alaska, where he will
visit Elmendorf Air Force
Base.
Cardinal Spellman will cele-
brate Christmas midnight mass
ct Thule AFB in Greenland
and win celebrate mass on
Christmas at the Army Ice
tunnel near Thule. He also
win visit Labrador.
Evening star., 1960-12-17

METHODIST tIadepeMdeMtl
Evening star., 1960-12-17

neeoSs DuC ne aooeo CnaC the
United States expects more
prosperous NATo members tc
share in this help.
| Mr.. Strauss apparently wants
q complete reassessment Ct
Western defense thinking in
the light Of the economy
measures demanded by Mr.
Gates and the proposals by Mr.
Herter to arm NATO with
Polaris submarines.
Although the nuclear war
heads would remain in United
Estates hands. Mr.. Herter
strongly implied that Congress
would be asked to permit
greater sharing in the control OF
the weapons.
The mixed reactions greeting
the Herter Polaris proposals
indicated Mr.. Strauss appeal
will find much support. While
the Western nations have been
generally warm to Mr.. Herter's
proposals. they have at the
same time expressed reserve
about financing and political
implicationS- In O continent
fearful Of Soviet nuclear re-
taliation.
A-Subs fer Alliance =
Mr.. Hertef proposed that the
alliance finance 100 Polaris
missiles to be bolstered by 1lve
United States nuclear subma-
rines carrying l6 polaris mis-
sileS each. He suggested this
added force might allow the
withdrawal of some American
troops from Europe without
weakening NATO.
Although the United States
would control the nuclear war.
heads. the missile force is In
tended to be under NAT0 con-
troll.
The discussion of the Polaris
was renewed by the defense
chiefs at the second day Of
NATO's annual top level re-
view. ~
The day began with q dis
jqllieting intelligence estimate Of
Soviet strength read by French
Gen. Andre Beaufire, chair
man Of the top level French
English : American standing
group that makes NATO mill
tary policy.
Although the report was de-
livered behind locked doors
and is classified, informed
sources said its substance gave
no reason for Western COM
Iplacency.
| The report discounted an
nouncements Of Soviet troop
cuts by Premier Nikita 8.
Khrushchev as q grandstand
play. New nuclear weapons
and mobile equipment going to
Russia's vast land army make
it more powerful and more
dangerous than ever.
It also pointed out that the
so-called shield divisions in
Central Europe still fall short
of the minimum requirements
laid down by Supreme Euro
pean Commander Gen. Latiris
Norstad. The progress report
is . combined star paper pre-.
pared annually.
The worldwide allied intel
ligence network also has evi-
dence showing the Soviets are
systematically widening their
own espionage activities, the
informants said.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-08-17
'ASC Officers
Election Soon

Lin S. Board. chairman of
the Agricultural Sterilization
and Conservation State Com
mittec. has announced that L.
239 ASC community commit
teemen will be elected in the
state September Z. The cleo
tons will be by secret ballot
at designated community poll
ing places over the state
Every year an election is
held to select three ASC COM
mitteemen and two alternate
committeeman to serve in each
ASC community in South Car
olina
Board says that after corn
pletion of the community cleo
tions, three ASC county COM
mitteemen and two alternate
county committeeman are
elected in each county in the
state. The community commit
tecmen serve throughout the
year advising farmers in their
communities of the provisions
of the federal farm programs.
All elections are conducted
under the supervision of a CO.
unity Election Board in each
county. These election boards
are set up as prescribed by the
Secretary of Agriculture. and
the membership is made up of
the county agent as chairman.
county heads of the Soil Con-
servation Service and Farmers
Home Administration. and re-
representatives. OF the Farm Blu
reau and the Grange.
All eligible farmers are urg-
ed to attend the election meet
ings and express their choice
by voting in these elections
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-08-17
CuidewaySrhool
Set For Opening

Principal Bill Williams is
anticipating an enrolment of
800 students when the Guide
way School opens Tuesday
morning. August %. at 7:45 a.
m. according to an announce
mcnt made today.
The personnel is complete
with the following faculty
members; Grade Mrs. Joan
Stevens: Grade Mrs. Bertie
Cox: Grade 2-3-Mrs. Helen
Butler; Grade 3-4-MisS Maui
de Butler; Grade miss Ruby
SuegS: Grade 5-Mrs. De-
wayne Gore: Grade 6-Mrs,
Addie Gore: Grade Miss
Cleo Suggs; Grade 8-Howall
Elmer Gaines new faculty
member.
Mrs. Emma Smith joins the
faculty as piano teacher.
Mrs. Quecnie ReaveS will
again serve as lunchroom man.
ager with Mrs. Thelma Faulk
and Mrs. Maggie Singletary
assisting.
The lunch room will as in
past years open as soon as stu
dents need to be served at
school. The short schedule of
7:i5 a. m. to 1870 p. m. will
be observed for a two week
period with the exception of
school closing Tuesday al
l2:3o. -
Il know II is a busy time in
tobacco, but want to urge
parents TO send their children
To school the very first day and
see that they continue to at
tend regularly as we must have
the attendance 10 maintain our
full faculty" said Principal
Williams. The first ten day at
tendance determines the num-
Der OF teachers allotted to the
school he pointed out.
The bus drivers include Cow
el Gore. number "a: Charles
Duncan, 65; Willard Grice. Sc:
Mrs. Queenie Reaves. 81.
Two Nakina buses will
transport the Guideway stu
dents number 60 with Eula
Mae Canady as driver and
James Stevens. 81. One Tabor
City bus. number 70. will also
transport Guideway students
said Mr.. Williams.
Guy Buck will continue in
his past as janitor.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-08-17
Vets Loans
Information

H. Hugh Nance, Columbus
County Veterans Service Of
ficer states that the following
question is frequently asked
his office by veterans in CO.
lumbus County, and is parti-
cularly timely since the Direct
loan program was recently ex-
tended TO July IS. 1862 for
veterans OF World War II and
Korean Conflict.
The firm l work for is
transferring me to another
city and, therefore, | must sell
my Gl house. Will it be posi-
BILE for me to get my CT loan
entitled back. SO l may apply
for another loan?"
Nance states that is is posi-
Bile to have CT loan entitle-
ment restored, in cases where
the sale is for compelling rea-
sons. The Veterans Admins
: tratiop, however, must be re-
n lsass4 z g 4aOeigty on the
For further information, con-
tact Nance. who is located in
Courthouse. Whiteville, N. c.,
or 7. Formy-Duval. District
Officer, North Carolina Veter-
ans Commission. 400 Murchi-
son Building, Wilmington.
North Carolina.