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the District in 1854 and we are
strongly committed to ratifi-
cation Of this amendment.
Please help u.s." Mr.. Shipley
added.
The other five States, which
have ratified. are Hawaii, Mas
sachusettS, New Jersey, New
York and California.
Mr.. Harrison received word
first that the Senate judiciary
Committee at the Wyoming
State House had reported the
suffrage resolution with q
"do-not-pass" recommendation.
Committees there report bills
with no recommendation or
with pass or do not pass rec
concentrations. The latter al
most never wins a floor vote.
Quick Action Taken
Alarmed. Representative Har-
riSon wired Albert c. Harding,
president Of the Senate, and
Mr.. Budd that Republicans con-
troll the Senate, II to 10, and
the House, 80 to %.
The Republican Party
stands for principles embodied
in the amendment and should
take a lead in ratification eff
forts" Mr.. Harrison urged. His
idea was that q separate res
olution might be introduced In
the House, passed and sent
back to the Senate for a vote.
In Cheyenne, Lewis Bates,
editor Of the Wyoming State
Tribune, a Republican paper
whose previous editorials had
urged ratification. suggested
that the Senate reconsider in
dorsing the first national vote
in history for disfranchised
citizens Of the Nations Capital,
Senate and House leaders in
veStigated. They discovered
that judiciary Committee MEM
bers. in rejecting the measure
had no argument with the
presidential vote reform but,
rather with what they believed
to be its implications. The move
could be a prelude to statehood,
they reasoned.
House Action Due Soon
Congress, guided by their own
judiciary Committees, framed
the amendment to eliminate
statehood or the possibility OF
statehood for the District. The
amendment would simply al
low Congress to establish pres
idential elections and permit
the District to send no more
than three electors to the elec-
toral college.
Alerted to the misapprehen-
sion Of committeeman, the Sen
ate resolved itself into a COM
mittee Of the whole and passed
the amendment.
Evening star., 1961-01-27
Burma OKs Oil Hunt

RANGOON, Burma, Jan. 27
AP An official Of the Min
istry Of Mines said the General
Exploration Co. of California
has been granted an explora-
tion license to prospect for oil
in Burma. This is the first
such license issued To any for
eign company. a.
Evening star., 1961-01-27
Rusk Won't Rule Out
Summit Diplomacy
By EARL H. VOSS
star Staff Writer

Secretary State Ruk today to rule out summit
diplomacy a method Of negotiation
In mpromptu discussion with reporters at the regular
briefing at the State Department Mr. Rusk said the
new ADMINISTRATIONS aim is to avoid being theoretical
dosmatc" about its intention use normal channels of
Evening star., 1961-01-27
Goldwoter, Potent, Too,
Louds Kennedy Doctor
BY the Associated Press

Senator Goldwater Republican Of Arizona today cheered
President Kennedy selection of Dr. Janet the off,
cal White House physician and added this plea:
Il certainly hope Jacks kind to and lets
once in awhile"
Senator Goldwater Of the foremost conservatives
Evening star., 1961-01-27

Capt. Carlow is the Nations
first commercial pilot to log a
million miles in a Jet. He has
flown for Capital for more than
81 years. He lives at IA Arken-
dale road, Alexandria.
Capt. Carlow once para
chuted into the center Of
Pittsburgh's business district,
according to Capital Airlines.
AS q mail pilot for Pennsyl-
vania Airlines and Transport,
a predecessor Of Capital, Capt.
Carlow was forced to bail out
over the city on November 20,
1881. His plane crashed into
two automobiles but there were
no injuries.
Evening star., 1961-01-27
Alexandria Pilot
Lands Jet SofeIy
Despite BIowouts

MIAMI. Fla. Jan. 27 (AP)
An airliner with two blown
out tires was landed yesterday
without a jolt to any Of the Al
persons aboard while crash
trucks stood by at Information
al Airport.
The Capital Airlines flight
had blown out two left tires In
off from Pittsburgh with
Mel Carlow. IS. veteran pilot
from Alexandria, in command.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-02-15
Carers
Column
By-W. Horace Carter

So, o Las, week was national Boy Scout
cd e DIS. year oil the scouting movement in America
lowered dlSh supper held
scouts their parents and leaders Thursday night The local
eiuo played host to the Monday night
ing LABOR City Boy Scout troop, year after
many of inactivity, great progress in short
year ago the local Scouts 10 members of Tender
& k me lowest rank Five of the
N' " u'e lowest rank Now the has
scouts nine
ana earned total of SO badges during the wear
h s troop mas 20 energetic and Interested
ouia nave several Eagle within the next , years
Inc Eagle rank is the top i'll the scout movement
III me 81 years OF scouting in America never
- M r'se scout tried Tor felony any President
Kennedy former five Of the seven men now be-
trained Tor the first flight space are former BOY
~ 4" youth organization with
combines Christian living loyalty to ones country 90 mould
~ CHARACTER IN everyone tina, associates with it
h w. me Bethel Community Development Association was
u st III ne county to report having goal in the
4-H Development Fund The folks a, Be,hcl mad
nghtfaI r Las. thursday and raised their
rally 10 any good cause and do their part
ShEDlI BUREAU The Credit of Tabor Civ Inc is
cba, ana Is now an important part Me-
Sociatioh mat means that IN.
Is eiisioe TO that both TO get credit rers
ior collecting old bills that haven't been paid There are
cndr SeS Tor these services but tho
during the been pleased with The rt
ne osseS problem at the failure
!" use the facilities at hand thrIgb ,,n
oSt Vi the bureau justified not enoIsh sc NJ ,h
moment If you i'll the business ,o nn nx,on. - &c
nave uncoIected bills that you would like 10 get vonr
''ieS OUT o. we believe buro,
vices advantageous TO you EN- a try ~ "
m: twenty new members now Joined the Tabor
t"ah'S ASSOCIATION and the membership is the greatest
III TIE history OF the organization Directors arc y,eu ,o,a
Win the canvass for members and the cxcaIor
o oi the ola members in boosting and ,h
organization There's reason to cxpoc , ,,, ~ 70 49,
''o' anu d line year for retail business generally
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-02-15
Raleigh Roundup

and an able and expensive
staff of its own, 10 say nothing
Of all of the rest of the adver-
Using and public relations ex-
pertS scattered through out the
various state agencies.
III the State can make It's
own paint, soaps, and other
supplies in competition with
private industry, why can't
they arrange to place their own
ADVERTISING, some one has
asked. Some private COMPANIES
solve the problem by organiz-
my an advertising agency Ct
their own.
The whole thing reminds us
oi Luther Hod2eS'S experience
IN his new job as Secretary of
Commerce. He called meet
ing Of the various public rcla-
IONS officials operating under
MN. There were almost TWEEN
y Oh them - and il was the
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-02-15

w cl me warm
weather with this Ber-
muda set, Short-SlecVc
button front blouse
with matching Ber-
muda shorts in 1000
cotton. Sizes 1918 in
prints. checks. plaIdS
and solid colorS.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-02-15
Now Use OF Water May
END YOUR
CONSTIPATION
WORRIES

As you grow older. your system be-
gins To dry out. This is true of your
digestive system. and il may lead TO
constipation. SIRUIAS, taken daily
with plenty of water. produces a
smooth gel that provides the proper
moisture, bulk and peIi>,allic .timu-
laIlon 10 help end your constipation
HOrTIcS.
StRurAS is the all-verctable lax
alive and that moi>lcns hard. dry food
wastes and forms IL for easy. regular
elimination. SIRUTAS is entirely diff
icrcnt from harsh chemical pills.
salts. bran or oils. lake SIRuIAS
daily with water and enjoy regular
elimination OF your money back.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-02-15

the group will meet at the New
Hope Baptist Church, X A.,
WhiteHille For the eastern
area, the group will meet at
me Bolton Baptist Church, with
Mr' Malcolm Bordeaux, area
superlntend ent, directing
Courses Of study for the week
include: Teaching Adults in the
sunday School. Guiding Young
PEOPLE in Bible Study. Better
bioie Teaching for Juniors and
Intermediates. Guiding the
Urinary Child in the Sunday
school. Teaching the Beginner
Shild. Improving Nursery De-
partment in the Sunday School.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-02-15

Processing and transporta-
ton equipment is often nickel
plated to prevent product con-
tamination.
Tiny bead thermistors made
of nickel oxide and other ma
terials which are used tn mca-
sure temperatures in space are
so small that they can pass
through the eye of Il needle.
Ni-ReSiSt corroSion- resisting
nickel cast iron provides eX-
cellent resistance to CorroSiOn
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-02-15
Sunday School Training Schools

Three countrywide Sunday
School group Sunday School
Training Schools. To be held
the week OF Feb. 2O-24. for the
Sunday School officers and
teachers of the churches of the
Columbus Baptist Association.
were announced this week by
Mr.. Bill Alexander, Associa-
tiuual Sunday School Superin-
tcndcnt. To be held in three
key areas Of the county. these
training schools will feature
courses Of study on teaching
methods for each age-group Of
the Sunday School, Nursery
through Adult.
For the churches of the west
,rn area of the county. the
school will be held at the Pin.y
Forest Baptist Church. MIR
JACK Carter, area group Super
intendent, will be in charge. In
IN" central and southern part
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-02-15

Ductile iron can be cast into
intricate shapes as easily as
ordinary cast iron, yet it has
strength and wear-resistancc
properties similar to tough
steel.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-02-15

For many years surphide ores
found principally in Canada
nave been the free worlds
largest source Of nickel, as
well as a leading source of the
platinum metals,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-02-15

and heat as well rs a unique
combination of useful engi-
neering properties such as
wear-resistance. toughness and
machinability.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-02-15
WE'D: FEE: rs. 1851 THE TABOR CITY TRIBUNE PAGE

first time a lot of them had
ever met each other, is the
way we understand Mr.. Hodges
put il.
Anyway, the word We get
around Raleigh is that Don
Bishop, Carolina graduate, now
living III NeT York will get
some of this advertising agency
money. Wen see,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-02-15

SCHEIDT Other state
officials might well take tip
from Commissioner of Motor
Vehicles, Ed Scheidt. II has
been observed that, although
there is probably an acre or
more of parking available
around the new Motor Vehicles
Building, neither Scheidt. nor
any of his top aides have an
assigned parking space.
WHY NOT? The State
Department of Conservation
and Development is planning
TO award a contract To- some
advertising agency to handle
over three hundred and fifty
thousand dollars worth of ad-
vertiSing for the state each
year, for the next two years.
The agency getting this con-
tract stands to get about fifty
thousand dollars year for
their services. A lot Of folks
do not feel that the States
needs this outside help to speno
its money.
c and D has Charley Parker
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-02-15
BY KIDD BREWER

BY KIDD BREWER
SMOOTHER Most OBJ
servers will bet you that Ter
ry Sanford will get along bet
ter with his first Legislature,
getting under way this week,
than did Luther Hodges, with
his first.
II is pointed out that San
ford'S approach will be smooth
or than Hodges. Hodges only
listened to those who agreed
with him, is the way one ex-
pcrienccd observer put il.
CHOICE A little story
told by one Of the dry lead
crS, who will bc pushing for u
state wide liquor referendum
III this Legislature, makes the
point.
A man was given three
choices to avert being put to
death - will you commit a
murder TO save your own hfe?"
NO, was his reply. will you
rob the local bank, if in turn
your life is spared? Again,
No was the reply. The third
chuic. was. viii you Join me
in Il friendly drink, if your lie
is spared?
This last alternative did not
appear to be much to agree to,
in turn for his life, and SO the
answer was Yes.
As a result of the Friendly
drink" this man became an
alcoholic - and wound up not
only in agreeing to commit the
murder and the robbery, but
also. several additional sins!
It's strong point.
QUICKIE One of the
sayings making the rounds;
Know how to get in Kennedy'S
Cabinet" - Go to Ha:-
ward - and turn Left"
NO FUTURE Speaking
of President Kennedy. some
one said. He is a young man
with no future TO look forward
to. If he serves two terms, he
will be only about fifty when
he retircS as President. Too
young to become an Elder
Statesman, and too old to
start Overt"
YOGI The Bank PreSi-
dent we mentioned in last
weeks column, who received 4
painful injury while practicing
Yogi, was our good friend.
9rchic Allen. head of the City
National Bank of Winston
Salem.
We understand, incidently,
that Archic'S bank is now the
largest independent, single unit
bank in the state.
ANGUS BARN !. Members
Of the Legislature, returning to
Raleigh this week, will find a
new steak house to patroniZe.
Thad Eure, Jr. and Bob Wins
ton, Jr. have opened the An
gus Barn" between Raleigh
and Durham.
Bob'S dad was long time
Chairman of the State ABC
Board, and Thad'S dad has
been Secretary of State for
ever.
Speaking of Thad senior. did
we ever tell you that he fire..
quently trims his own hairL
Don't ask us how he does il -
ask him.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-02-15
Special women's medicine can relieve
hot flashes, weakness, nervousness
Then you can enjoy life fully again

SLEEP Q HoURs-wAKE UP IIRED7
When due to simple ron-deficien-
cy anemia. take Pinkham Tab
let's. Rich In iron. they start to
strengthen your blood in one dayl
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-02-15

Come on LEGISLATURES
We are braccd, and ready,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-02-15

QUICKIE One of the
sayings making the rounds;
Know how to get in Kennedy'S
Cabinet" Go to Ha--
ward - and turn Left"
Evening star., 1961-03-26

SUNDAY. WASHINGTON.
Evening star., 1961-03-26

No other uppIe suUee matches Mott'sI And only
Motifs perks up meats, meat loaf, and other main
dishes with that special, tangy eatin' apple flavor.
It's great right out of the ar-or served fancy like
rolled up in thin pancakes. Try dreaming up your
own ways to serve Mott's-it's very versate
MOTIFS makes a, meal marvellous
...se1ve it some way, every day!
iToN D. c.. MARCH 20. 1901
, 1961-10-18
LOTS NOW AVAILABLE
IN COTTON VALLEY
$3.50 TO $500

Approximately one acre with
beachrights on two beaches.
Advantages of living on East End:
y Newly paved road
Just minutes from town.
. Cramer Park : Excellent
recreation facility.
81 St. Croix Yacht Club
Now completed.
See your own broker or contact.
SVEN ANDERSON REALTY
2 Queen st. Christiansted
Tel. 320W
, 1961-10-18
AUTHORIZED DISTRIBUTOR VIRGIN ISLANDS
CONRAD LTD.
26 COMPANY ST. CH~RISTIANSTED
CALL FOR BIDS

Sealed bids, in quadrupli-
cate will be received at the
Department Of Property &
Procurement, Division of Pro-
curement, Christiansted, st.
Croix, Virgin Islands, until
HOO a. m. October 20, 1861.
Reinforced Concrete Culvert
Pipe
The Government reserves
the right to reject any or all
bids, to waive any i~nformality
in bids, and unless otherwise
specified by the Government
or by the bidder, to accept any
item in the bid.
Copies of Invitation to bid
may be obtained from the Di-
vision Of Procurement, Chris
tiansted, St. Croix, U. S. Virgin
Islands.
MARIO LEWIS
Commissioner Of Property
& Procurement
Per:
Alphonso RomneY
| District Supervisor
, 1961-10-18
BIGGEST TOURIST SEASON !?
THE I96l-62 TOURIST season IS on

THE l96l-62 TOURS season is on the way. Main
land newspapers are carrying an unprecedented amount of ad
yertisements calling attention to all that the Virgin Islands
have to offer for the tourist ~ old world charm, excellent
weather, duty-free goods, and all easily accessible.
IF H RESPONS to these invitations and induce
ments is even normal we shall be swamped with tourists,
surprising anything seen in the past. But this calls for a type
OF coordination without which chaos would follow. When these
people stream in, as we have indicated we want them to, they
will be looking for services and goods Of all sorts, and there
is where we have a duty to be ready to provide everything.
THIS YEAR H tourist ships have increased the mum.
Der Of trips to these Islands. Some of the really big ships are
coming, and that means more tourists in one trip than be.
fore possible. Anplanes are also flying extra flights, and one
calls attention to the fact that one can fly from New York to
San Juan in 10 minutes. From there is IS minutes to the Is.
lands.
venues for these Islands, but we must also be prepared to give
the services Which tourists demand. # we succeed in doing
this then we can face the future with confidence and assur.
ance that we can rely on this form of business to help bail us
out economically
IN H DEVELOPMENT Of the tourist trade the Virgin
Islands Government Information Center, opeIed last year
in Rockefeller Center, New York is playing a most significant
part. Just why we remained 50 long to open such a center
no one knows. But that is history. What matters is that we
is the bridge between us and the mainland, over which SO
much passes for our benefit.
THIS TOURIST season is an important one. On it much
of the future depends.
The Nome nugget., 1961-03-22
Nome High School Will Employ Guidance Counselor Next September

Conrad Potter, Superintendent of Schools, announced that the Nome Junior and Senior High School will have full-time guidance counselor and testing supervisor starting next Septem- ber
 The program has been develop ed through special arrangements with the State Department of Edu- cation and Director of Vocation al Education. Under terms of the agreement the state will reimburse the School District 100 per cent of the counselor's salary.
 In addition to this a special guidance project is being pre- pared which will be submitted to the Department of Education for approval and when completed will provide matching funds for the acquisition of guidance and testing materials. These projects are approved by the state under the National Defense Education Act passed by Congress in 1858.
 Potter called this new posi- ton "a tremendous step toward helping our youngsters find their way. They will be assisted in ap- praising their basic aptitudes and potentials, given sound advice in the pursuit of their academic program, and will begin to re- ceive help and assistance in the selection of a later vocation - whether it is employment or fur ther schooling"
 "The guidance person." Potter said, twill h ave leadership responsibility in the establishment of complete guidance program for the Junior and Senior High School, he will conduct teacher orientation workshops concerning
The Nome nugget., 1961-03-22

FOR RENT: Modern two room
 cabin. Call Nugget. tic
The Nome nugget., 1961-03-22

the program, and he will develop a testing program at this same level. He will also assist with the annual elementary testing pro- gram"
 The person selected for the position will need a masters de- gree, a minimum of two years of teaching experience, administra- tive ability, and a full education al background in guidance and testing. Several applications are now being processed by the School Board.
 It is estimated that the pro- gram will cost the local district 83 cents per student the first year and less in subsequent years.
The Nome nugget., 1961-03-22
TELEPHONE co. SPLICES INTO DIAL PHONE CABLE

Phone service in the central part of town was interrupted last evening while technicians cut over to the new cable which will be used for the dial system which goes in this fall.
 During the period some phones were out about half an hour and others up until about II o'clock. During the time the hospital was out of service the Nome Tele- phone Go. had a car on standby to relay any emergency calls to the hospital.
 MT. Reader stated this morning that it will be necessary to cut off service three more times in different parts of town until the new system is completely changed over. The public will be given ample notice when the time ar rives, he advised.
The Nome nugget., 1961-03-22
NELS WILLIAM NELSON FOUND NOT GUILTY

Nels William Nelson who was held for entering the home ot John Reader with intent to burg 1arize was found not guilay at a jury trial yesterday. Attorneys for the defendant were Fred Crane and Tom Balone.
 Today jurors were being ex- amined for the case of Earl Sor- enson on the charge of forgery by checks given to Mazonna's Store.
 Mazonna is in Wales and is ex- pected back in time for the trial.
The Nome nugget., 1961-03-22
Golddiggers Bowling League

In the Golddiggers Bowling League John Shelton rolled high game of 184. Pauline Eberle took individual honors with a 489. High team game went to Polet's with TAO and high series of 2103.
 Other scores posted were:
 Polets: F. Shelton 429, E. Me Cormick 409, S. Foster 327, J. Shelton 454, D. Mccormick ASA.
 NC Co.,: G. White 485, E. San ders 3O3, F. Kungesuk 394, H. Far ley 458.
 Teetotalers: P. Reader 348, B. Martin 362, H. Johnson 289, H. Eberele 429.
 U. s. Mere: B. Trigg 292, D. Kampmann 385, G. Davis 314, c. Kampmann 267, J. St. Armour 40.
The Nome nugget., 1961-03-22
Spelling Bee To Be Held on April 7th

The Nome School Spelling Bee will be held on April T it has been announced by the school.
 Officials taking part will be Mrs. Jane Foster as pronouncer and Virgil Vochoska and Boyd Hardwood as judges.
 Two trophies will be awarded for the best spoilers who have been chosen from the sixth, seventh and eighth grades, total ing Is students.
 Whether or not the winner will participate in the All Alaska Spelling Bee in Anchorage de- pends on the decision of the PTA at their regular meeting next Tuesday evening, as the winners fare is not paid by the contest. However, the state winners fare to Washington, D. C. is paid.
 Many prizes have been an- nounced in Anchorage for the participants. This would be Nome's second year to have an entry, if the PTA finances the trip.
The Nome nugget., 1961-03-22
DISCUSSES NEW THEORY

New evidence for primary ten sion in the earth's crust was dis .cussed by Paul s. Glavinovich, senior student majoring in geol- ogy at the University of Alaska, at the Earth Sciences Journal Club. Glavinovich talked about Columbia University's new theory derived from it's study of the deep sea floor.
 Glavinovich is the son Of MT. Carl Glavinovich of Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1961-03-22
ss'ERS BOWLING LEAGUE

In Friday night action of the 99'ers Bowling League Sam Harbo hit a high game of 193. Ed Ran dall had high individual series with 516. North Star had high game of sos and high series with 2333.
 Other scores posted were:
 Morgan & Son: D. Galleher 367, s. Harbo 485, J. Unterwagner 476, J. Stolpe 449, B. Morgan 474.
 Merchants: Moitor 435, Cavota 279, Young 320, Martin 385, Craft 438.
 M and M Bank: B. Haley ASA, K. Kost APT, D. Hoover Al, J. Carpenter 458, D. Perkins 468.
 Polar Bar: E. Jocius 468, H. Jor- gensen 423, c. Boucher 371, K. Hedreen 434, R. Luke 442.
 Polar Hotel: C. Mickelson 405, N. Lean 458, w. Johnson 403, C.. Lewis 428, D. J. Doyle 418.
 North Star: Renshaw All, Cam eron 403, w. Glavinovich 500, E. Coulthard 503.
The Nome nugget., 1961-03-22

Apply For Marriage License
 Alvin Ivanoff, who is employed at the Northern Commercial Go. Store and Agnes Amedelina who works with the North Star Bakery have applied for marriage license.
The Nome nugget., 1961-03-22

Steffen Andersen. deputy tax commissioner, is on temporary duty in the Anchorage area for about two weeks, having left last Monday.