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Evening star., 1961-11-23

CAPE ANN STYLE 3-bedrm. Gus.
tom home on 1-acre lot. Close to
shopping area. BY appointment
only. $4,000. 10. 5-299O.
HUGH T. PECK, 11246 Georgia Ave
LIST WITH Us FOR RESULTS
Evening star., 1961-11-23

FALLS CHURCH

FAIRFAX, $500 down. bedrms.
year-old rambler, spacious wooded
lot. BY OWNER, S19,600; CIR. g.
Evening star., 1961-11-23

HILLANDALE = acre Of wooded
beauty surrounds this Dutch Co
lonial; 3 tvin-siEe bedrms., 2iz
baths, equip. kit, lge. din. rm..
rec, -rm., porch. attached garage.
KELLER WOODMOOR. m 5-T1OO
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ADORABLE New England brick CapI
Cod. in Mass. ave. area. Cheerful
fiv. rm. wise. picture window
ing to kit, study or bedrm. wIful
bath; End fir. mas master bedrm,
20x12 and . other generous sizet
-bedrms. wTbath. For the younl
and gay pleasant rec. rm
wIfirepl., Ice. scr. porch over
looking cedar fenced yard and fol
your SUMMER comfort central air
cond. Upper 30s. Call Mr.. Rain.
bolt, 942-16S7 or KORZENDOR-
FER. REALTOR, OIL. 4-SIll It'll q
Evening star., 1961-11-23
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
(coNIINUEol
GAITHERSBURG

Gh1 nEhO0OhG
CENTRALLY LOCATED, eomplstel!
equipped brick rambler, eonven'
lent to everything.
ON Ia ACRES above Gathers.
burg; 4-bedroom home on mair
road; taStefully moderniEed; Sl7,'
900.
NEED ROOM? Two new. beautifu
homes on half acres. One 4-bed.
room and one 5-bedroom, com
pletely equipped. rec. room, car.
port; S24,5OO and S27.500.
MANY OTHERS. any price range
Tell US your needs.
RoMER g. CO. WI. s-aOee
HAPPY THANKSGIVING
From the staff of
Evening star., 1961-11-23

NORTHWOOD HIGH AREA = Ex-
ira lse. rambler with 3 bedrms.,
"a baths, sep. din. rm.. family
size kit. rec. rm. and carport;
air conditioned: reduced fro m
S26.95O to $4,000. HUGH T.
PECK, INC, HE. 4-17OO.
Evening star., 1961-11-23

corner lot. Sia.35o. he. 4.5o37.
POTOMAC HUNT-GLEN HILLS
New ranch-style rambler: beauti-
fully Sodded at crest Of wooded
valley on I plus acre with fruit
bearing trees: 30-ft. rAnch-style
kit, lge. liv. rm. with firepl.,
gueSt-siZe din. rm., 3 twin-Size
bedrms., . full baths; lgs. earport
shaded by huge willow: roomy
paueled rec. rm. with firepl., lge
full bsmt.; nr. excel. schools, shoI
500. Will take GOOD trade from
Bethesda Chevy Chase, Nd. area
Evening star., 1961-11-23
FARMS
CHARLES H. JAMIsON

CHARLES H. JAMISON
60 ACREs-6 room frame house.
bath. furnace: 5-rm. ,einder block
dairy barn. 19x5O silo. s-staiI
horse barn. misc. bldgs.: 5 acres
woods, balance blue grass. "a mile
road frontage: S3l, 900. Terms,
$4,000. balance 41aes payable $3.50
$50 AcREs-Diamond in the rouEh
acres of carpet, like bluegrass,
streams. cattle barn, silo,. scenic
plateau, acre zone, Ia mile
fGntaSs fs N.,T two S ssTd SSy 5Sad' 40 cS5ns, m,
D. c.; S92.5OO. terms Il cash.
54 ACRES-White brick house, liv.
rm.,s din. rm., mod. kitchen, 3
bedrms., bath, full attic, full base
ment, entire house painted and
papered. is stanchion barn. silo,
"a mile hard road frontage. So
miles D. c. S22,500. Terms 5000.
$50 ACRES-2-mile frontage river
road and Gao Canal, 35 mi. D. C,
$3.50 per acre, terms.
house, mod. kit. . tenant houses,
40-stall dairy maternity barn, calf
barn, gently rolling land. mile
hard-road frontage; SS5.000i
terms. "a cash.
600-ACRE Montgomery CO. estate,
10-rm. mansion, spacious entrance
hall, liv. rm., firepl., family rm.,
dining rm., buffers pantry, ultra
modern $4,000 kit. Master bedrm.,
bath, 4 other bedrooms, ga baths.
Oil h.-w.h.. 5-rm. and bath stone
quarters or guest house. Scar ga
rage, pvt blacktop drive. Semi-
formal garden. Beautifully lard-
scaped. Huge shade trees. 1-rm.
mgr's. house, bath, oil heat. 3
other semi-modern tenant houses.
3 hay and cattle barns, silo.
cement barn yard. excel. fencing,
clean streams; 2-mile road 'front.'
age, arterial highway, % mi. D. c.
$500 per acre. $4,000 cash,
terms.
% ACRES-6-rm. frame house. well
and elec., barn and misc. bldgs.
soft. millstream. 3 miles south OF
Frederick: $3.50. terms.
CHARLES H. JAMISON
Poolesville, Md. WI. S-9223 or
ln1 M a DDR1
Evening star., 1961-11-23

THANKSGIVING OFFERING
13302 Turkey Branch Pkwy.
81 1900 loan. Shown by appt,
L. ). LISZ co, HE. 4-1300
THE HOME OF YOUR DREAMS"
Where Comfort Abound
VIII make you give THANKS
al year round.
II We can help
Make your Dreams come true
Then We will be THANKFUL
To have served you.
Evening star., 1961-11-23

HILLANDALE AREA, and extra!
gelorei This 3-bedrm. brk. rambler
has q 25 by % paneled family
earpeting and drapes: washer ant
dryer, air cond.: screened porch,
firepl. in and out, fenced I'd
w/tool shed. storm windows anc
doors; oversize driveway, ant
FREE swimming pool membership
a fabulous buy at S23,5OO, Cal
OWNER eft HE A-A01S pow
Evening star., 1961-11-23
1H0pGn
DAILY 10 TIL 8

Immediate Occupancy
Here are the homes
you may be looking
for. Value and loca-
ton most appealing!
City sewer, water, and
bus service. 3 and 4
bedrm. ramblerS and
split = levels; built-in
garages and recrea-
ton rooms, large kit
chenS and dining
rooms, 11z and 2
baths. See our new
section today. VA and
FHA financing.
Sample house 67l2
Oxon Hill I'd. RYAN
CO., REALTORS, RE.
6-9l66. Call Mr.. Reed,
CHI. $4,000.
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CHEVY CHASE'S
Oldest and Largest
ELM TREE

Estimated TO be over 20 years old
sand in perfect health. this mag
nliicent specimen has limb span
nearly $4,000 4nf however, s TaiVee Se .9t a:
asking S34,950 for It, since il
cannot be sold without the gra.
eious center-hall, 4-bedrm. Co
lonisl which IL shades. The deed
70 this tree also includes | acre.
On, yes, It's Just east Of Conn
ave. near Bradley blvd. You
SHOULD see It. ANDRIS REALTY,
COLONIAL. SOUTHERN STYLE; g.
bedroom house in Takoma Park;
ny rm,: cin- rm., kit. bsmt WE
HANDLE TRADES. Priced right at
sl5.500. RIPLEY CO.. JU. 5-6ill.
CONN. AVE. AREA; FANTAsTICI-
$500 down with monthly payments
less than rent might buy, FHA!
bedrooms' baths plus den: one
block to. grade school. Beautiful
neighborhood with wide paved
streets and sidewalks. Vacant and
clean as q pinl MOVE IN TODAY
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, INC, DI.
7-14l1: ewes, FE. S-1550.
CONTEMPORARY HOME on lovely
lot w/trees in IMMACULATE cond
3 bedrms., sep. din. rm., lge. kit,
new listing. OWNER MUST SELL.
SS3.22 per mo. FHA $4,000 Ap-
proved no money dn.
TRAGER REALTORS. JU. $1,000
DARNESTOWN-Nev 4-bedrm.. Q.
bath brick rambler with . fire.
places and outdoor grill: rec. rm
in daylight bsmt., bath roughed ir
baSmt.; 2-car garage with 22X2S
IT. screened porch over: 3 acres oi
land. mostly wooded. Sit on porch
and listen to Seneca Greek at foot
OF hill. S37.50O.
KAY BOWLING, Realtor
207 N. Frederick Ave, Gath, Nd
WI. S-9@50 Of 301-WA. 6-25ut
Ga. AVE. AREA. close-in Silver
Spring. Assume $4,000 AM loan
ST. JOHNS"
4-bedrm, 2-bsth. brk. Cape Coo
V/fullY equip. kit. din. rm.. ano
everything you need for modern
". ]. NICHOLAS EE. t,koOC
Evening star., 1961-11-23
STORES FOR RENT
(cONTINUEpl
GLEBE ROAD
ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA

. blocks from Buckinghsm Commu-
nifty, store 4ox6O and / store
15X60. Large store ideal for tsv-
eTn, coin operated dry cleaning OF
carpet and rugs. The small store
ideal for business machines, BIZ
cycles and supplies, mems tailor
ing, fabric shop OF photographer
Contact KETTELL, 3l3 No. Glebe
road, Arlington, Va; jackson q
Evening star., 1961-11-23
CHARLES H. JAMISoN
PeolsSFills; IS I6; Nd; vi; s-s225

oHEVY CHASE CLUB; MID 2Os!-
5lg SOHO masonry home in a very
eisIlhgulsheo location. Large Ist-
bedrooms), g baths on 2nd floor
rosemary and Blessed Sacrament
schools. MAKE AN OFFER
.FFANK s. PHILLIPS, INC, DI, Z.
Ill: ewes, FE. $3.50.
CHEVY CHASE block off Conn
ave. on quiet dead-end street
Beautiful brick and redwood con.
temporary; 4 bedrms., lovely day.
nght rec. rm.. Sliding glass door.
70 private patio and yard 500. $50
ANDHlS REALTY, OIL. 2-a0I0 TIL {
Evening star., 1961-11-23
HOUSES FOR sALE-VL,
tcoNTINUEDl

ARLINGTON, N.-UNIoUE In de-
sign, this svedish-style house ID
for those who want unusual arehi-
lecture. Cathedral beamed ceiling,
2 bedrms.. 2 baths. Paneled nVing
room; also. den on FIRST FLOOR.
Built-in garaEe. Quiet shady
street. close-in location. Quick
Evening star., 1961-11-23
lATTENTIoN!!-We need listinFs

ATIENIIUNI-We need IlstlnRs
Houses, Lots, Rentals. etc. Mont
eemery. Prince GEORGES, Howard
Counties. 10. 4-6140.
ToWNHoUsE PROPERTIES, INC.
BE Thankful WE HAVE FOUND
4 BEDRMS., . BATHS-S2l 900.
One Of the best values We have
seen. 3-yr -old brick rambler in
beautiful ,eond. De luxe all-elec.
din. rm.. large rec. rm. in day
light bsnt. Quick possession. Call
Ju, ,,,5 5-42S2. 1872 eyes ~. s-sseO'
Evening star., 1961-11-23
William D. Lucas Assoc.

William D. Lucas ASSOC.
GA. 4-777O. OIL. 6-ss6s, GA. 4-5411
POTOMAC GLEN HILLS HUNT
across road from country club
Open Sun. and daily, 1-7- and
full twin bedrms., 2 baths.
Early American split-level rambs
and Colonials on 1-scre lots. Out
fGL.sT3uno fn eiuo rms; Tniirspls. Il
family kits, full bsmts.; gear
gar. /carport combs. vlEardeu
sheds: mid-50S; near excel
chools, shops end Metro. wash
DIR: Out Wis. ave. through
Beth. left on new Rte. 240, right
on Rte. IS two miles. left
on Glen nfili I'd tn hnrnes
Evening star., 1961-11-23

ASPEN HILL PARK-Easy terms
Spacious home; immediate pcs.
session. Split on fenced lot, 2l5
baths, sep. din. rm., firepl., family
nm; only S22 300. We take trades
1910
Evening star., 1961-11-23

For your trucks or eouipmenti
This 2-bedroom home is Just the
ticket Sl2,95O: only 81 900 down
Evening star., 1961-11-23
William D. Lucas Assoc.
GA. Afro. OIL. 6-sS6s, GA. 4-54Il

R0CKVU.LE-Twinbrook Forest =
Open daily. 1908 Bradley ave
Brick front, modified Cape Cod
4 bedrms.. modern kitchen, IL
and carport. Lot well Handicapped
owner transferred. Will sacrifice Ell
$1,000 down payment. Assume
FHA mortgage Of less than SIG
200 Monthly payments S127.
yailahle December !. Call owner,
AoA-631I
Evening star., 1961-11-23
"a WHENCE ". LUtES CO.
a

: yng. family environment Charm
ing white brick Cape Cod in beau
tiful condition. bedrooms,
baths; lovely fenced lot; nice trees.
LOW eos! FRANK s. PHILLIPS,
INC. DI. 7-1411; eve. wO. $500.
Evening star., 1961-04-13
MAJOR
BOX SCORES
GIANTS, 2; PIRATES, |

:; Totalh "a 11O1 Totals 81 2 z 2
Iran for Kuenn in sth: 2-Ran
for Nelson in 9th.
PITTSBURGH 600 DOL ooO---I
SAN FRANCISCO = 600 900 11x--2
E Clemente. Hoax PO-A- Pitts
> burgh, 24-l1: San Francisco. 27-12.
sLOB-Pittsburgh. 13: San Francisco, 8.
2b-Alou. HR--Haller. sB Mays.
s9-Hoak
Evening star., 1961-04-13

mention of Richards, whom
he regards as far too bold in
his strategy.
What Richards did was to
tamper with Tasby's natural
batting swing.
HE started messing with my
swing" is the way Willie puts
it. his face screwed up as if
he'd just bitten into a lemon.
When I was down in Triple
A ball, I hit the ball real well, )"
Tasby says and his 1922 mark
at Louisville. in 1858, is in
disputable testimony.
"NoD nobody dotDn there
could detect any tDeaknesS
in the tDdy / tOdS hitting ouer
.30O," he says. 'NotD, they're
not stupid doUn there. They
know baseball. So I say. il
I'm successful hitting thGt
lUGy doDn there, tOhy not up
here, too?"
1t was the high cut Tasby
takes that irked Richards.
He had me swinging differ
ent," Tasby says. "and I stopped
getting my hits"
4
Manager Mickey Vernon of
the Senators uses different
strategy. Nobody bothers me
here" Tasby says. II don't
think Vernon will do anything
to the way I swing as long as
I do my job"
Evening star., 1961-04-13

The truth is that Vernon
doesn't care if Tasby stands or
his head and bats crosS-handed
so long as he hits. And he
looks like he's going to hit fol
u.s." Vernon says. Il don't
believe in fooling around with
the natural way a guy bats. II
ne hits, there is no point ir
arguing with the method. ]
think Tasby is a real good ball
player"
For a brief moment Monday
afternoon Tasby looked as il
he had just discovered the
game. That was in the fifth
inning, when in full view of 9
packed house at Griffith Sta
dunn and others watching tele-
vision, he implausibly messed
up a routine fly ball hit by
Sherm Lollar.
That was not one Of tn
costly lapses, as Lollar wa
nailed, Daley to Klaus. tryinl
to steal third base. Still, it mus
have been highly embarrassing
to Willie, who in fact, has beel
looking like an excellent cen
terfielder.
&% -
81 didn't trip or anything" I"
Willie says. And q lot OF
people probably thought I
UGS trying to get rid OF the
ball real quick. Nobody 1DdS
on base. / 1DaSn't trying to
get rid of the ball. / DGS
trying to catch it and not
doing a very good job of it.
The ball actually hit the back
OF my gloUe.
"Centertield is big in that
park, but / like it. What /
tDant to do is help Woodling
IN lefttield. He. can't leGUe
that line too much. ri do
my utmost to give him help
in lett-center.
81 can cheat q little on
Keough in right. because he's
fast"
When the Senators play Il
Los Angeles May 21-anothe
first in major league baseball
1-Tasby's mother and fathe
will be in the stands watchin
their son play big league bal
for the first time. They'll max
the trip down from Oakland.
TaSby's wife will finish ou
the school term in Plant CITY
Fla. She teaches the fourt
and fifth grades there. Will
is the father of four children
Leanna, Z; Sharon, 9; Ricky
10, and Lester, IL. He was a.
only child.
There is hope in the Sena
tors camp that the 28-year-ol
product of McClymonds Hig
School in Oakland finally
coming into his own. He wa
a $50 hitter in his first fu
major league season with tn
Orioles in 1859 and last yea
Evening star., 1961-04-13

Only the air in the outer
chambers escapes. Reserve
air in the Nylon-and-steel
Inner spare" supports your
car safely.
Evening star., 1961-04-13
Curneru Teams
With Valentine
In Mat Feature

Primo Camera and Johnny
Valentine pair off against the
Japanese stars Taro Sakuro
and Haruo Susaki in tonight's
headline wrestling attraction at
Capitol Arena. The match
starts the program at $3.50
o'clock.
Another tag team bout has
Buddy Mature Boy) Rogers
and Wildcat Billy Orton going
against Mr.. Puerto Rico and
Pete Sanchez.
Herb Larson wrestleS Dick
Stein born, Abe Jacobs battles
Red Grupe and Jerry London
meets Arnold Skoaland in other
supporting matches.
Evening star., 1961-04-13
Laver Easy Victor

with Baltimore and the Red
Sox batted 1858.
That's Improvement" Tasby
says. II think I'll hit a lot bet
ter this year. With nobody
messing around with my swing,
I should have a real good year. /"
Evening star., 1961-04-13
Fraser Meets
Ho|mberg In
Quarter-finaIs

HOUSTON, Tex, April 13
(AP).-Ron Holmberg chal-
lenged AuStralia's Neale Fraser
today as three Americans and
five foreign stars entered the
quarter-f finals Of the 9th River
Oaks tennis tournament.
Holmberg, No. S among
United States amateurs was
the only top-ranking American
surviving the first two rounds
of a tournament that has never
been won by a foreign entry.
Roy Emerson, the Australian
who has won three spring
tournaments. met Hamilton
Richardson in the days second
match. Richardson formerly
was the No. United States
player but now is a weekend
player in Dallas and holds no
ranking.
Fraser Extended
Tomorrow'S lower bracket
quarter-finals place second
seeded Rod Laver of Australia
against Germany's Wolfgang
Stuck and Luis Ayala, Chile's
No. / player against Frank
Froehling, the 19-year-old giant
from Coral Gables. Fla.
Neal Marcus, a Rice Univer-
Sity junior from Tampa, Fla.
survived six points in an over
time first set yesterday before
bowling to the top-seedeo 4
Fraser, 1911, 6-1.
Holmberg, from Brooklyn
meanwhile was taking a fairly
tough IS, 2-6, 6-3 victory
from Jerry Moss, Fort Sam
Houston. Tex.
Emerson, seeded third, de-
feated Whitney Reed, Alameda
Calf, 6-3, IS. Richardson
advanced with a 9-7, 6-a
victory over Ronnie Fisher
former Southwest Conference
champion at Rice University.
Laver Easy Victor
Laver took a quick Ga, 6-l
decision over Billy Talbert
New York City veteran, While
Stuck defeated Reginald Ben
nett, London, England, 6-1,
I6-l.
Ayala, one of only three
foreign entries ever to reach
the River Oaks finals, elimi.
mated Mexico's No. player
Antonio Palafox, 60, 3-6
Ga.
Froehling. a Trinity Univer-
sity (San Antonio) freshman
who is ranked No. 30 nationally
defeated Rudy fernando, De.
troit, 6-3, Ga.
Evening star., 1961-04-13
THE BASEBALL
BEAT
BY BILL FUCHS
BY BILL FUCHS

Willie Tasby is chunkyooking Negro who thinks that
this will be his big because he longer subject to the
special genius Of Paul Richards.
The Baltimore held high regard throughout
the baseball world But smile lights Wies face at the
Evening star., 1961-04-13
NATIONAL LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY
San Francisco, 2; Pittsburgh, 1,
Los Angeles, 3; Philadelphia, 2,
Only games scheduled.
GAMES TODAY
Chicago at Cincinnati.
St. Louis at Milwaukee.
Pittsburgh at San Francisco.
Philadelphia at Los Angeles, night.
GAMES TOMORROW
Milwaukee at Chicago.
Cincinnati at st. Louis, night.
pittsburgh at Los Angeles, night.
Philadelphia at San Francisco, night
Evening star., 1961-04-13
MAJOR
LEAGUES

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Chicago at Washington (nisht),
postponed, rain.
Los Angeles at Baltimore (night)
postponed, rain.
Only games scheduled.
GAMES TODAY
Chicago at Washington, ppd.. wet
grounds and cold.
Cleveland at Detroit, ppd., wet
grounds and cold
Minnesota at New York. Ppd.. rain.
Kansas City at Boston. ppd., rain
Los Angeles at Baltimore. ppd., rain.
GAMES TOMORROW
Cleveland at Washington, sos.
Chicago at Detroit.
Minnesota at Baltimore, night.
Only games scheduled.
Evening star., 1961-04-13

! Winner = Loes d-O). Loser = Law
, HBP-By Loes (Lawl: by Law Zee
. peda). U-Donatelli. Burkhart, Pele-
koudas, Steiner, Conlan. T-2:22. A
. 7,5S3.
, DODGERS, 3; pills, z
Evening star., 1961-04-13
PHILADELPHIA Il

Totals 81 2 8 2 Totals 2S 8 3
l Singled for Smith in 9th; 2 hit into
forceout for Walters in 9thi hit into
double play for Herrera in 9Th; 4
flied out for Amaro in Sth.
PHILADELPHIA - 100 600 Q01--2
LOS ANGELES ----- 900 600 30x-3
g-w.. Davis, L. Sherry. Po.A--
PHILADELPHIA, 24-12, Los, Angeles. 81
Wills to Roseboro sto Gillian to Rose
boro to Gillian. LOB-Philadelphia 4.
Los Angeles D.
2b-Taylor. Smith. HR-Moon. s.
Callison, Wills, Gillian.
ip h r er BIB 50
Ferrarese -------- Ia Q Q 2
Z. er Sherry -------- I I 8 Q . .
x-Faced 2 batters in 9th.
Winner - Podres a-O. Loser -
Sullivan (0-D.
HBP-By Ferrarese Nv, Davis. u
Secory, Vonzon. Sudol. Dascon. T.
2:l3. A-I0.694.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-08-30

bill. the nine member council
would cOrrelate existing agen-
cies and available resources,
bottle governmental and priv
ate. toward meeting the needs
of the aging.
In conclusion, Prof. Stoudc-
mirc writes that the many
meetings held in association
with the state survey and the
White House CDr.rrvncv Ia g
raised controversial questions
important To the aging. "Y"t,
solutions To the problems CAM
not be found unless the issues
are faced.
In developing programs and
policies Tor TIE aNiu2, it Is cs-
Sential To keep in mind that
the nccGS OF the aging have =
wider scope than the hight:
publiciZcd and controversial
matters of income maIntcn-
ancc and medical care.
Exactly what role the state
will play and how many SCrN-
ices il will provide are dctCrm-
nations that the elected OfiiCl-
ais in South Carolina will have
to decide"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-08-30
Passing Vehicle
Safely Requires
Many Decisions

Passing another vehicle safe
~ ON a highway requires many
decisions on the part of Il
driver.
According to the State High
way Department, a mOtOriSt
planning To pass should look
ahead To assure himself there
are no OnCuming traffic, OBJ
StaClcS or yellow line in his
lane. He should be sure he has
plenty of room to pass and re
turn To his lane safely.
Before passing. ne should
glance into his rc1rVicw mir
!ov several times 10 make sure
no vehicle is approaching to
his LETT rear, especially in the
blind spot
Before changing lanes, hc
should flip on his LEFT turn in
dictator TO announce his intCn-
tiouS and sound his horn po-
lltrly to let the driver ahead
know he is being cVCrtak"E
Then the passing should ~
done gradually and smoothly.
The ri-nt turn signal should
be used in signaling his intCr-
ton to return 10 the right lane.
Sounding the horn is not
rude. but a practical safety
gesture. frr nan" a"rI@00t" " -
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-08-30

Science

Strong assurance of mans
GOd-2lVGn right TO conquer
every form of evil will be Civ
en- Sunday in Christian Scicnc
church services.
PauI's striking works to the
Romans 90 are included in
the Bible readings in the Les
Sou-Sclmon entitled Man:
Who shall separate us from
the love OF Christ: shall trib-
uldtlon, or distress, or pcrSc-
luton CT famine, or nakcdncSS,
or peril, or sword? Many,
IN all these things we are more
than conqucrurS through him
that loved us"
\ corrciativc passage from
Science and Health with Key
To the Scriptures" by Mary
Baker Eddy states opp. 3U3,
Boa:
spiritual man is the image
or idea of God. an idea which
cannot be uOSt nor separated
from its divine Principle.
When the evidence before the
material senses yielded to spm-
liual sense. tn" apostle dcclar-
cd that nothing could allicnatc
nm from God, from the sweet
sens" and presence of Life and
TRUTH" $500.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-08-30
New Phone Rate
In Effect Friday

The North Carolina Utilities
Commission recently approved
new color phone rates for Car
DINA Telephone.
This was announced today
by l.. X. Langley, the COM
pany'S manager in WhitcVille.
Langley stated that beginning
Sept. | the homecoming
charge in connection with COL
or sets will be discontinued
and a monthly charge will be-
come effective.
The new rates for color tClc-
phones arc: conventional size
-25 cents per month. compact
ID cents per month, and
compact with night lights
cents per month. The monthly
rates, which are in addition
to the narlnal charge for local
service. viii not apply To tclc-
phones installed before Sept. |.
In addition, the commission
has approved the company's
application for a tariff relating
to new service. the home
intCrphCnC." Langley continU-
cd
This is a new homo COM
munlcatiunS service which al
lows subscribers To talk from
room 10 room. transfer sails.
and answer the door via tcic-
phone
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-08-30
Aging Population
I'm State Creates
Many Problems

nection with the White House
Conference and Aging held in
Washington in January
The states preparations for
the conference were started in
1859, under a Ssven-man COM
mittee supported by as county
committees. AS in other StateSS,
the South Carolina survey re-
volved around 20 subject mat
ter areas suggested by the staff
OF the White House Confer
cnce.
AT the national conference,
major decisions and recon-
mendationS were made by
small work groups also organ
lied around the 20 headings. A
general policy statement and
recommendations, co m p e g
with minority opinions, from
each area became the official
report of the conference.
Prof. Stoudemrc writes, "A
careful review of the 20 areas
shows that thought and dis
cuSSlon were given to almost
every aspect of life related to
The aginS-uSefulncSS to Soci-
ETY., recreation, religion and
family life, as well as cconom-
&c wcll-being and health
AS a result for the first
time there are recommended
tons made by conscientious
citizens throughout the coun-
Try available TO help guide flu
ture programs" he says
Since the conference. the
provision of funds for medical
expenses in certain cases has
been the only major new Scrv-
ice by South Carolina. How
ever, Prof. Stoudemire points
out, state agencies are continu-
ing To give assistance to the
aging whenever possible and
plans for future programs are
being made.
The 1861 General Assembly
continued the special commit
tee on the aging established in
1859, giving the committee adj
ditional time in which to make
reports to the General Assem-
bly, and also maintaining an
official group with power %
inquire into the needs of the
aging.
Also, in 1861 the committee
introduced a bill, as yet no;
! acted upon, viii n would
establish permanent Council
ON Aging as a fulltime state
agency. Under terms of the