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Evening star., 1960-08-19
WASHINGTON
BALTIMORE
- O90 600 204- 8
- 00S 00l 01x-l0

E-Nicholson, valdivielso. Hernandez
PO-A-Washinston. 24-S: Baltimore,
tile; Hansen to Breeding to Gentle
LoB--Washington 6; Baltimore, 4.
2b-Battey, Bertoia. sB-Green. s.
Pappas 2. SF-Brandt, Green.
Evening star., 1960-08-19
YANKS, II; RED Sox,
R0sT0N

Totals a. IL IA IL Totals 81 z z 2
/ Called out on strikes for Arroyo
IN 80; Reached on error for Richard
son In 9TH: 3 Grounded forr Coates
in 5th: 4 Struck out for Mas in 7th:
5th Flied out for Buddin in sth:
D Grounded out for Fornieles In Sth.
NEW YORK ----- O40 OlO O33-11
BOSTON ------ 1870 800 600 z
Evening star., 1960-08-19
PIRATES, 3; REDS, z

Totals 81 3 8 3 Totals 81 2 6 Q
Homered for Law in sth; Flied
out for Bridges in Sth.
PITTSBURGH 1890 O00 600 03O-S
CINCINNATI ------ 100 900 0Ol-2
Po-A-PittSburgh 27-12: Cincin-
natl, 2T-14. DP-Colen an to Cardenas.
3; Cincinnati. 4.
ob-Hoak. 3b-Roblnson. HR-Stu-
art, S+Law. SF-Bailey 2.
Evening star., 1960-08-19
TIGERS, II; As, s

Totals SO $40 8 Totals SO IL Is 10
Ran for Colavito in 5th: 2 singled
for B. Daley in 9Th: 3 ran for Bilko in
9TH: 4walked for Hamlin in Sth:
8 singled for Carver in sth.
KANSAS CITY --- 900 0O3 O30- 8
DETROIT ------ 103 0l0 33x-11
E-Bauer. PO-A-Kansas City, 24-9:
Detroit. 27-9. DP-Hamlin to Lumpe
Cash. LOB-Kansas City, Q; Detroit, z.
2b-Kaline, Bilko, Veal, Chrisley.
3b-Virvil. HR-Colavito, Kaline,
Cash. SB-Kaline. SF-Colavito.
Evening star., 1960-08-19
Totals

Singled for Triandos in Sd; Flied
out for Nicholson in Sd: 3 Walked for
Valdivilso in 7th; 4 Walked for Her
in 9th.
Evening star., 1960-08-19

Or View Of New Addition 10 Service Bldg
|. P, Stafford, INC, CONTINUES TO
GROW WITH THE FABULOUS RAMBLER
1860 has really been year growth Of US at L. P soford
RombeH Our tremendous deo the 80 Rombes
volume soaring, and almost
and repo facilities expended and rebuilt year properly
service oil euomers See for peeo Endof
Model-Rvn deols on the 80 RombIers!
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-11-09

electric heat pump is the ideal solution. The
same, compact unit which cools your home
in summer, will heat it in winter Or if
modern heating is your prime interest, you
can select from a variety of electric heating
the one which best suits your
plans.
Whichever you choose, your family will
enjoy the safe, fiameless clean heat which
only electricity can provide. Just call
or write your nearest CPL representa-
tive for the facts on this modern way
to heat by wire instead of fire. Or mail
the coupon below - no obligation Of
course.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-11-09
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 10
Read Luke l:76-SO

THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 10
Read Luke 1:76-80
The dayspring from on high
hath visited us, to give light to
them that sit in darkness and
in the shadow of death, to
guide our feel into the way of
peace. duke l:78,79.)
While marking pupils COM
positions one day, l was thrill
ed to see that a little girl had
written: IF all the people in
all the countries of the world
loved the Lord Jesus, there
would be peace
If our hearts are filled with
love for our crucified and risen
Saviour and with gratitude for
rcdeeming us, there is no room
for hatred or hurt feelings. His
love and peace will flow thro-
ugh us to others.
AT one of our seaside serv-
ices a man fiercely abused my
husband for preaching, but we
prayed frequently for him with
Christian love. Day after day
he stood just within sound of
the gospel. He listened sullen-
ly at first, but finally gave his
heart to God.
Christians may meet with
persecution, especially when
trying to spread the gospel, but
nothing can really disturb the
peace of God garrisoned in
their hearts.
PRAYER: Heavenly Father,
we thank Thee for giving us
peace through Thy dear Sons
redeeming love. May His peace
be so manifest that it may
spread to all we meet. In His
holy name we pray. Amen
THOUGHT FOR THE DAY
Our Saviour's peace in our
hearts will guide others to Him.
Mabel E. Palmer
(England)
CopyriGht-The Upper Room
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-11-09

additional electrical equipment
without giving a thought to the
capacity of their homes elect
rical system.
A common mistake made i'm
homes built during the past
twenty years has been to und-
ereStimatc the use which would
be made of electrical services
during the life of the house.
This means that major changes
III the eleltric wiring had to
be made over in order 70 bring
il up to date.
Your electric system begins
at the point where the power
line is connected to your house
at the electric service entrance.
Electricity flows along the
power line to your house at full
voltage. voltage means pres
Sure). When it reaches your
electric system it needs large
enough entrance, otherwise il
will be choked off right there,
and you won't be able to get
as much electricity as you need
or want at one time. You know
what happens when everybody
rusheS and tries to crowd thro-
ugh a door at one time-very
few, if any, get through. The
same principal applies here.
Here are some symptoms of
inadequate wiring:
|. Lights Pickering and dim
ming when appliances are
turned on.
2. Appliances operating slow
ly or not as well as they should.
Heat appliances-such as toast
erS. irons, room heaters -
warming up too slowly.
3. Fuses blowing or circulit-
breakers tripping too frequ-
emily.
1. Radios fade or sound
scratchy when an appliance is
turned on.
D. +. V. picture that shrinks
III size or winceS when other
appliances go into action.
6. Too few outlets and
switches where you need them.
I. Multiple "octpus" connec-
tons used for several appli-
anccS at once.
3. Long cords strung around
rooms in order to connect
lamps or appliances.
9. Too frequent overwhelming
OF motors.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-11-09

after you replace the fuse
the most reliable method is to
enlist the help of a reliable
electrical contractor, electrici-
an, of someone from your pow
cr company.
Each home mas it's own priv
ate electric system. How you
utilize this service depends up
ON how your house is wired.
In thinking about electric SER
vice-compare it with the wat
or service. Your electricity
flows thru the power lines and
thru the wires into your home
Just as water flows thru the
public water main and then
thru your homes plumbing
system.
When you are installing your
bathroom fixtures you're GER
tain that the pipes are large
enough to carry plenty of wat
er. 1t is just as important to
think of your electrical equip
ment in the same way. Many
people purchase and try to use
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-11-09

Did you know that one OF
the Oldest and greatest diseases
in America is "self-Centered-
ness" We have little concern
or interest for others.
We try to get ahead or to-
ward success in anyway we
can 1t just doesn't matter
where It hurts others or not,
just so we gain 4 little more.
Things would be brighter and
life mean more II we could
forget scorn, malice, and greed.
Christ said, Love one anoth-
er." We cannot have hearts
full Of scorn, malice greed, and
love. For when we love others,
we have concern for them. We
should respect and love ever
one. If you can't help them
don't try to hurt them in any
way. God helps those who help
others.
Lord, may my hands be kind
to others,
parents, playmates, sisters
brothers,
and may my tongue speak only
good,
To tell the truth as people
should.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-11-09
KITCHEN
kAPERS
oY RUTH w. PITTMAN
CPL Home Economist

My goodness, has the fuse
blown again! A good procedure
to follow is to take your flash
light (if it is at mighty and go
throughout the home and dis
connect all of your appliances
replace the fuse-and if your
lights come on you know you
have a faulty cord. Knowing
how to replace a fuse can save
yo1 time, inconvenience, and
money. You don't have to sit
in the dark waiting for some
one to come just to replace the
fuse-ncithcr does il cost you
anything.
II the lights don't come on
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-11-09
WE'D. nov. J. 1850 rm rAsoa CRY rnrsu,n PAGE Z
Gore Of Route 3, Tabor City.

Gore Of Route 3, Tabor City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lupton Ward
and daughter Kay and Mrs.
Dora Mae Ward were visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Gillette and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Don
Wicker and infant son in Will
son, N. c. Wednesday of last
week.
Ben Hunt was a weekend
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Dow
HinSon.
Mrs. Lloyd Hinson represent
ed the Bethel Community De-
velopment Club at a planning
at the Agricultural
at Whiteville Thurs
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-11-09

day night for the annual q.
wards night which will be
Monday night November 18th,
at Chadbourn.
heard somewhere - That
when a woman asks to see
something more expensive, she
is shopping; when she asks to
buying.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-11-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Rex Squires
and Mr.. and Mrs. Rome And
erson and family of Whiteville
were visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Lloyd Hinson and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. Nellie Spivey and
Mrs. Leila Putnum of Tabor
City were in our Community
recently, also Mrs. Gilmore
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-11-09

Lord. nnay my syss zee what
is good
In others, just as Jesus would.
And so may in every way
Be more like Jesus every day.
this prayer-What should your
If a small child can say this
prayer-What should yours be?
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-11-09
GOVERNMENT
SURPLUS SALES

NOW anyone can buy d.
rect from u. S. GOVERN
MENT SURPLUS DEPOTS,
by mail for yourself or for
resale. Cameras, binoculars.
cars, jccps, trucks, boats,
hardware, office machines
and equipment, tents, tools
and tcns-of thousands of
other items at a fraction of
their original cost. Many
items brand new. For list of
hundreds of U. S. Govern
mcnt Surplus Depots, locat-
cd in every State and over
seas with pamphlet "How
Government Can Ship Di-
rect To You" plus proceed
urcs, HOW TO BUY and
how to get FREE SURPLUS,
mail $500 to SURPLUS
SALES INFO r IN ALTON
SERVICES, Box No. 1918,
Wash. IL, ID. &. A..
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-11-09
Stop
And
Think
BY MRS. PAUL C. GORE
OTHERS

OTHERS
Most of us have stood in church
on Sunday morning and sung
loud
and clear "Others," but did
you listen to what you were
saying
Lord, help me live from day to
day
In such a Self-forgetful way
That even when / kkneel to
pray
my prayers shall be for others.
Help me in all the work l do
To ever be sincere and true
And know that all I'd do for
you
Must needs be done for others.
Let Self" be crucified and
slain
and buried deep: and all in
vain
May efforts be to rise again,
Unless to live for Others
And when my work on earth
is done,
and my new work in heavens
begun,
may forget the crown I've
won,
While thinking still of Others.
Others, Lord, yes, Others,
Let this my motto be,
Help me to live for others,
That | may live like thee.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-11-09

TO: Carolina Power Light Company
u Please telephone me for an appointment
to discuss electric house heating under
stand this does NOT obligate me in anv
way.
u Please send me your FREE Folder ~ on:
Electric Heat, Electric Heat Psmp.
The Medallion Home.
fpUgAsy pwvrI)
STATE ------.-
Evening star., 1960-01-17
WHAT AMERICA THINKS
Sponsor N Control
Baked 2 to ! in Poll

opposed frequently said that
the change might lead to pay
Tv.
Among the reasons favoring
a change were these:
A retired Texas engineer
Anything would be an i'm
provement." A Wisconsin gov
ernment employe - II don't
think advertisers are competent
to judge what should be on tele-
vision"
"The American public is
smarter than present advertis.
ers know" said a New Mexico
display man.
Here is a sampling of rea-
sons by, those who oppose 9
change:
"The way it is now, the
sponsor pays for the show and
I don't pay anything" said q
Washington State electrician
IF things changed, can't see
who would be paying for the
shows unless it came out oi
my pocket"
An Iowa housewife declared
"The commercials are part oi
the program, and I think the
company paying for the show
should have the say-so en-
phatically." An Air Force man
stationed in Nebraska said: "a
like it as it is, except that some
advertisers go to extremes"
Evening star., 1960-01-17
Cash hCurbs
AreEusinq

Another country - Spain -
has Joined the growing list OF
those which permit their citi-
zens to take more cash out OF
the country for tourist travel
It is now possible in Spain
without going through the
Spanish Foreign Exchange
Institute. for Spaniards living
in the country and possessing
valid passports to take foreign
currency equivalent to 5000
pesetas (about $500 out of the
country.
They still are permitted to
take abroad an additional 1000
/ peSetas in Spanish banknotes,
according to Deak & Co.,
foreign exchange experts here.
Those planning business travel
can apply to the institute for
additional foreign currency
Deak & Co. also reports that
the Korean government. which
last year began going after
tourists in a big way. is going
to set up a special tourist rate
of exchange,
Reports are that this will be
in the neighborhood of $50 to
1850 hwan to the dollar, COM
pared to the present 500 to the
dollar. The rate would apply
both to foreign tourists and to
members Of the United Nations
Command.
Evening star., 1960-01-17
BY ARTHUR MERIMs

NEW YORK. Jan. 16 (AP) -
Economy-conscious American.
may soon be sailing OF or
European vacations for as little
as $50 base fare.
It's only the latest develop
ment in the warming competi.
ton between sea and air fol
the Yankee tourist dollar.
Since the end Of World WaI
II. more and more Americans
have been spending more and
more money on foreign travel
and the lure Of Old Europe
promises to whet touring appe-
tites even more in the SOS.
Personal expenditures fol
foreign travel more than dou-
bled, from $3.50 million to nearly
50 billion, between 1949 and
1858, the United States Depart
ment of Commerce reports.
The number Of travellers be-
tween the United States and
Europe climbed from $4,000
to 2,024,000 during the same
period.
And travel experts say the
Evening star., 1960-01-17
Fare Battle q Good Sian
For Economic Travellers

best liners to English ports this
year will start from 1929 to
1914, but officials admit that
the savings are used up in in
cidental expenses and train
fares from the ports to the
major cities.
And, if nothing upsets Hy-
man B. Cantor's plans, those
sea faring vacationers who
don't mind sacrificing a little
luxury for economy's sake will
be able to 60 to Europe soon fol-
as little as $50 one way plus 81
a day for meals.
Cantor, a New York hotel
magnate, already has signed
basic contracts for the con.
struction Of two 10000 ton su.
perliners, able to carry 5000
passengers in 2,700 staterooms
by sleeping them two, three and
four to a room. Keels are ex-
pected to be laid shortly ir
West Germany.
Conservatives estimate thai
foreign travel expenditures may
reach $2.7 billion by 1868, {
jump of AZ per cent over 1858
But even a so per cent hike
in travellers to Europe over the
1883 level would mean only
80 million by 1858, still a very
small segment of the Ameri.
can population.
To lure more, the travel peo-
pie are still dangling the fare
bait.
The recent convention of the
International Air Transport
Association expressed "the
greatest regret and disap-
pointment" at the failure oi
its member airlines to agree or
new lower fares to Europe.
Said IATA Director General
Sir William P. Hildred:
Our markets are inexhaus-
tible so long as we keep the
fares down, down. down"
Evening star., 1960-01-17

NEW YORK, January To-
Most Americans oppose a pro-
posal that would drastically re-
duce sponsor control of tele-
vision programs, a Nationwide
poll indicates.
From coast to coast. trained
interviewers for the What
America Thinks" poll asked this
question:
"It has been suggested that
the American television system
be changed so that advertisers
could buy only individual COM
mercials, with no sponsorship
Of programs or control over
them. Would you be for OF
against such a charger"
Actually, the public was being
asked whether 1t wanted to
change from the American sys-
tenn to the British commercial
system, but references to the
British system were omitted to
avoid bias.
The answers, in percentages
were.
For change -----------26.B
Against ---------------55.3
No opinion ------------17.9
Among those with opinions
the vote for the present system
was more than two to one.
+ Many of those interviewed
volunteered the statement that
they were opposed to being
charged for television. Those
favoring the change frequently
qualified their answers by add
ing, "as long as we don't have
to pay for television. And those
Evening star., 1960-01-17
MARRIAGE
LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

Under D. C. ldw couples
must apply for q marriage
license on one day, iDdit three
tuu days and receiue the
license on the fifth day. Sun
days and holidays are counted
the same as other days.
Francis Z. Gay. 10, Takoma Park
Nd, and Patricia A. Dixon, 10
Silver Spring. Nd.
Don z. Felts, 81. Capitol Heights, Nd.
and Ihera L. Johnson, Fl. 1870
Biltmore 81. NV.
Jesse D Prather. 20, 1s2 Chesapeak.
80 Mississippi ave. sc.
Green, 9s, both OF Washington.
ozias States, As, 626 Morris rd. ne.
and and Matte Wallace 34' orange
Edss L. jenkins. 25. Washington. and
~ MARY L. BaEley' ls' 1923 10th
Robert s. Caldwell. %, EOS Bates Al.
nT;Hs and Catherine Nelson. IS
EdSsIa ssa FfKEt' kra::.r ;. PA;aa y. aS.1,
James Z. GLADDEN.. 20, 24O7 2lst
pl, ne, and queen Z. Logan. %
S6l 52nd ST. ne
william r. Rossncrans. 4e. and Betty
l.. Petry, 32, both OF Dayton, Ohio
Carl Clements, SO, and Julia Gibson,
81. both OF 4259 Gait pi. ne
Eddison r, Hairston, 20, -243l Alabams
sye6 Sc, ss;d and Audrey L. Barnes "a
Kenneth H. Strocsher, 10. Seattle,
Wash. and Jeannie NJ. Cossick, 10,
Robert ). 0iR Portner. tn M 10. a74o s4th 81.
NV, and Silvia A. Gould, Al, $500
o st. nv.
Evening star., 1960-01-17

mass market hasn't even been
scratched yet, because tickets
to Europe still are priced too
high for the average two-to-
four-week vacationer.
Two Competitors
Airlines and steamship COM
panies are the only possible
competitors for the lucrative
market-and the more lucra-
tive market to come.
The airlines feature speed, q
selling point their rivals can
not hope to match. Ship men
lean heavily on luxurious lei
sure. Their motto: Getting
there is half the fun" Airlines
haven't matched that.
So, the battle for market has
to be fought along the price
line.
In 1852. the 80 member air.
lines of the International Air
Transport Association (IATA)
introduced Tourist Service, "
lowering the round trip rate
from New York to London to
$486 compared with $711 on
first class flights. BY 1885, they
were hauling 10000 trans-At-
lantic passengers - 10 per cent
in tourist class.
Still lower fares, called
economy service" and includ-
ing only a seat and sandwiches,
began April /, 1858. Round trip
to London: '$462.60. In the IL
months that followed. 1888, ,706
passengers took to the air for
Europe-63 per cent Of them
flying Economy"
AS a result, in 1858 airlines
hauled 6 out of every 10 Eu-
rope-bound passengers COM
pared with 3 out of 10 in 1949.
Steamship companies have
started fighting back.
The 26 member lines Of the
Trans Atlantic Passe enger
Steamship Conference recently
announced q 10 per cent re-
duction on round-trip tickets
during the non-summer months
the first such lowering of
fares to Europe in 20 years.
New Thrift Tickets
The round-trip tourists
thrift season" tickets on the
Evening star., 1960-01-17

ton in operating costs of jets
compared with piston aircraft.
The problem of air fares has
been q touchy subject recently
with the international Air
Transport Association. IATA-
numbering 80 international
airlines in its membership-has
as yet reached no agreement
on a schedule of fares to go
into effect when the current
schedule EXPIRES April /.
Surveying traffic prospects
for 1860, Alfalfa forecast above
average increases. The 1850
Summer Olympic Games in
Rome, the revived Italian econ
omy. and the Travel USA 1850
program were seen as con-
tributing factors.
Air France will lnaugurate
daily jet service New York and
Paris January 81. The non
stop flying time will be 6 hours
and As minutes. The new jet
service will connect with Air
Frances Caravelle Jet flights
to other European and Middle
East cities.
New and increased air service
between Miami and Kingston,
Jamaica; Santiago, Chile, and
Lima. Peru, has been inaugu-
rated by three Latin airlines.
TAN Airlines Of Honduras and
Peruvian Airlines are Offering
thrice weekly service from
Miami to Santiago and Buenos
Aires via Lima. Panama Air
ways has inaugurated non-
stop Miami to Kingston flights.
-
DR.. Joseph w. Ballantine,
former State Department Of
fetal. will conduct his fourth
Europe and world tour for
Transmarine Tours. Inc, leav-
ing New York by Pan American
jet July 5.
Evening star., 1960-01-17
Aku Aku Restaurant
Opens in Las Vequs

The 100000 Aku Aku Res
taurant, newest dining spot in
Las Vegas. opens February
on the grounds Of the Stardust
Hotel.
The thatched-roof restaurant
is decorated with life-size re-
productions of the "aku"
images found on Easter Island
in the Pacific. 1t features Far
East cuisine.
Evening star., 1960-01-17
AIR FARE
Drastic Cuts Seen
In World Air Fares
AIR FARE

Drastic reductions" in fares
by next year-possibly 20 to
80 per cent-have been fore
cast by Bruno Velani, director
general Of Alfalfa, the national
airline Of Italy.
Major factor in the forecast,
Alfalfa officials said, Is the pre-
diction Of q 80 per cent reduc-
Evening star., 1960-01-17
HeIicopters

Arkia, Israel. has four hell.
copters availible for tourist use
Each carries four passengers
and the pilot. Cost for ar
hours ride is $93.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-06-09

LANDLORD special - guaranteed
Davis Latex % wall paint. 1898
per gal. Rays Home Store. 924
East 222nd st. RE. 2-8208.