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Evening star., 1961-10-25

CARROLL KNoLLs-3-hedrm, 2:
bath, air-eond. rambler with huge
Kitchen with diShTssheT. finished
rec, Ym. and maids rm. In bsmt.;
truly q bargain on todag's market
Only $24.ee0. Call 70 see. Lo
Evening star., 1961-10-25

SILVER SPRING. close in-Very
attractive 3-bedrm: brick home
on q fenced wooded lot, sep. din.
TnI sna S1 ssmt.. $4,000 and "oK'D
Ken Druskin q Co. 10. 5-2oo5 It'll 10
SILVER sPRNG-4s-ft. rambler;
fireplace, dining rn., 3 large bed
rms" 2 baths paneled rec. I'm
per teens. Can 10. 6-0e44 I'll
SHANNON & LUCHs
2xALZoRS @xNGN ANoA
Evening star., 1961-10-25
REDUCED aaSyS yysSoMI sis.SOo

TO $4,000
Like new 4-bedrm., 2-bath bunga-
low. Bsmt., near Sanitarium.
CALL
TAKOAGA REALTY. JU. $1,000
TAKOMA PARK-You'll say "this
Il tt" when you see this dream
with 3 bedrms. on 1 fir. pine
paneled porch. full hsmt. and ga
rage. All this for only $4,000.
TAKOMA REALTY. JU, $1,000
WALTER REED ANNEX AREA
brk. Colonial, now va
cantl Warm paneled den on 1st
floor. large liv. rm.. sep. din. I'm.
TREES. TREES. TREES
Evening star., 1961-10-25

ABH0R RENTING? GIs pay settle
EiFi sSss' SH EaA t;SS' s0O cSsy .SS
sep. din. rm.. firepl. and h.-v.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-09-27
Horny Phone Coop
To Meet On Oct. 2

The Annual Stockholders
Meeting OF the Horny Teic-
phone Cooperative. Inc. viii
be held in the auditorium Of
Horny Electric Cooperative.
Inc. at Conway. at 7:30 =. NJ.
Monday. Oct 2.
Three Directors are To D"
voted on. one from the Green
Sea High School District and
two from the Conway High
School District
The Nominating Committee
has nominated the following
candidates for this election.
however, nominations can al
so be made from the floor:
Green Sea High School Area
A. B. Granger. Route 2, Tab
or City; and Watson Shelley.
Route 4, Nichols.
Conway High School Area
L. w. Johnston, Jr., Route 3,
Conway; Barney Long. Route
4. Conway: Ernest Larimore.
Route 2. Conway and Wood
row Smith, Route 4. Conway.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-09-27

improvements for State insti
tutionS and agencies subject I.
vote of the qualified vo,e.y
ofsthe State.
Under instructions from tho
state Board of Elections III,
registration books for thi.
special bond election will Ia.
open nom 900 A. ". unit!
sunset ON each day bcginniae
Saturday, October II. 1861
ana closing Saturday Octobey
%, 1861. On ca h OF the tarvu
saturdays during such regis
wation period October IA. q
and %, 1861 the registration
books will be open at the poll
ing places. Those persons nov
registered do not have To reg
lister again IN order to vote III
this special election.
Dated this 25,h dav OF Sep
TENDER, 1861.
". y. Peal
Chairman. County Board
of Elections
Sept. % 3tc
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-09-27


THY SWAMP Baptist church
Nil! hold Il revival Oct. S-l4
With the Rev. =. George Lowell.
IT, "i Conway. rs thr visiting
minister.
The Rev. Sam Floyd SarviS,
pastor u' the church ON Com
way Route =. urged tho public
q attend.
Services will hr held uiah,Iv
ii 100 -. m.
rl,. r,,. NJ. I,r.u ,...,,.
nr ~, r., p,,,;s, ,nm,.s,,
y..ru..,. ,... ,,.,., =. rN'H.
-. ~ iuIe , s,n -, c .' '"'
G,orpr and rnIl,. Inc, I',,,u
H, attended IN. O.,I, civ.
scn,gis rg,,,r, rr;,,,,..,,'.
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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-09-27
Lila Watson Circle
Elects Ne1V Officers
BY MRS. LILA GOFF
BY MRS. I

The Lila Watson Circle OF
the First Baptist Church Of
Loris held their monthly meet
ng at HOskin's Restaurant.
Ocean Drive. September s.
Ten members and guests were
present.
Mrs. Cordie Hardee, Circle
Chairman, opened the meeting
with prayer, after which the
monthly business was conduct
ed. AS one of their community
missions project for the com
ing year. tbs Circle ystsd 70
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-09-27
Sandy Plains
Club Holds
Monthly Meet

The Sandy Plains Homo
Demonstration Club met at the
meme of Mrs. j &. Wray on
Tuesday evening. September
10.
Presiding at the meeting was
Mrs. Ruby Norris.
Mrs. J. G. Wray gave the
devotional. taken from the
2"rd Psalm. after which mem
bers joined together in singing
the Red River Valley. led by
Mrs. Lyman Fowler.
Miss ivonnc Bennett show
&c slides on landScaping the
HON" grounds.
Mrs. Luther Norris gave 4
report on Home Management
and Mrs. Lyman Fowler spoke
ON home furnishing.
Mrs. Lyman Fowler won ward
OF the month and was also
winner of the game.
Mrs. Allcnc Cox WAS well
cCmcd as visitor.
The October meeting Will bc
al the community center. with
Mrs. RcSSie Norris as hostess.
During the social hour.
games were played and re-
freShmentS were served by
Mrs. Wray. to all present.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-09-27
Devils Suffer
First Defeat
Friday, 1912
by &. =. Sellers, Jr.

The Bladenboro Bulldogs de.
icated the Tabor City Red
Devils 1912 last Friday nigh
ii BladenbOro. II was the Red
Devils first defeat of the sea
son.
The defeat also marked the
hrSt time in the fivc-ycar hist
ory of the Waccamaw Athletic
Association that the Bulldogs
have dUwu,d the local team.
The game MAS played hard
"nd fast from whistle. each
team giving little ground To In,
opposition.
Tabor City scored the frs,
touchdown, aided by an 81
YARD drive Larry Fowler gain
Cd 81 OF the "a yards. and
scored from the four. The con-
version kick failed.
Bladenbo"o scored in tn,
SccoId quarter. r. T. Bill.
Storms intercepted pass or
the Bladcnboro IS. Davis huStl.
ci around LETT end and pdSScC
Oft 10 Storms for the SCoria!
play TABOR City blocked N,
extra point try.
In the sCcUId half. the Bul!
dogs took 10 plays To move tho
pigSkin 80 yards. Davis threw
i l6-yard pass To Robert Pail
Then. Tabor City was pcnalil-
cd ~ yards for unnrccSSa.y
roughncSs.
The Devils still held o.,
Stubbornly. but failed to kCc.
Pope from scoring. Davis pass
cd To Pat on Il fake and Pai,
scored the point that proved 10
he the Devils undoing.
In the last quarter. Leon
FOnvillc spanked GO-yard
drive. scoring ~ Yards him.
self. He then ran 10 yards fO~
Tabor'S second touchdown.
The try for the extra point
by Larry Fowler was stopped
or the vineyard line.
With only minutes To play.
onc-yard line. The excellent
defense work ol tackle sam
and guard MhckC"
stopped the advance
cold.
The local team dctcrmincdlv
held on and when the final
blew we're within 81
yards of touchdown. with
the score 1912.
Defensive honOrS for Tabor
City went TO Bobby SoleS.
Sammy Williams. Leon Fon-
Vile. Mickey Worley. and
Don SpivCy
BladenbOrO'S top men were
robert Pait. Richard Davis.
Jimmy Cain. and Darrell and
Ronny Bass.
The overall record for Blad-
is 30 and 20 in con-
ference games. TabOr's record
is 2-l overall. and IL in con-
terence play.
Tabor City plays LOrIS in a
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-09-27

Altman Sd Glass Charlie r.
Moss, whose wife. Charlenc,
lives al 1855 n. Twenty-ninth
St. Milwaukee. Wis, complet-
ed the food service course at
The Army QuartermaStcr
School, Fort Lee. Va. Sept. 10.
Moss received instruction in
cooking. baking, meat cutting
and operating field kitchen.
The 2l-year-old airman en.-
cred the Air Force in May
1861
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-09-27

Caftrette, Route |. Chadbourn.
y. c" attended Williams
township High School, White
vile, N. C., and was employed
by the Milwaukee (Wis1 Die
Casting Company. before ont
ering the Air Force.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-09-27
County Police Make
239 Gases In Month

Horny County Police made
239 cases during August and
obtained 22l convictions. the
monthly report Of the Horny
County Police Commission
shows
Fines collected totaIled 81
l35.
The report shows that coun-
~ policemen served 20 bogus
check warrants. escorted Il
funerals and destroyed four
stills.
Fifteen cases are still 10 be
disposed Of.
OF 22i arrests. an even 100
involved the use Of lntuXicat-
i"s beverages: 80 Tor public
drunkenness. 20 for violation
Of the LIQUOR law. - for drunk
and dISUrdcrly conduct and II
Tor driving under the inflI-
unCc
Other cases Of arrest were:
illegal weapon II. diSordcrlv
conduct 40: reckless driving 2:
driving too fast for conditions
ID: no drivers license 8: petty
larceny 3: excessive noise /:
vagrancy !: improper turn /:
simple assault /; resisting ar
"cst |: failure 10 yield right of
way ?: driving on closed
strand |; driving under sus-
pension 3: gambling IS: hit
and run (property only) |:
improper lights 2: speeding |:
breaking glass on the highway
|; sending obscene messages / :
and malicious damage 5.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-09-27

hcIp some needy child in
school. The following Officers
for the coming year were So
!ected by the nominating conn
mittce and approved by the
Circle:
Co-Chairman-Mrs Dorothy
Lee Graham; Sec. and Treas
Mrs. Ella Golf; Stewardship
Chm" Mrs. Lloyd Hardec.
Flower Chm.-Mrs. Howard
Gerald: Prayer Chm-Mrs
Eunice Hickman: Social chm
Mrs. Reba Roberts.
After the business and dir
ner Mrs. James f. Foster
brought a very interesting pro-
gram entitled stewards Found
Faithful" She closed the bro
gram with a prayer.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-12-06
ii MRS. LLOYD iuNSO.S
siO2N SiiOHER

va tues !dN CNl.inS, Mo-
'iH1rf ~ MrS. Hazel Cox
Ian "I M"''vv'.ir and fn:-
'''"'.E o! Bethel community
WAS h"n"r,t with Il St""k
,n'".f 80 the nom. of ncI
"'''''"'".''''<.' -"'S. "'..l" an
",E'""' by three OF her auntS,
~, 80 hh"''t Anderson OF
" '',,' ' ''''' MIS-. Layton Ross
- -. ""'''''E'.H' ana Mrs. Lloyd
'',,N"h % A'u,r |, Clarendon.
GRO" an. val the honorcc
'.'' u '''''''" lovely ,"rSa2c
~ bi''' carnations, win pink
"''" "'"' r"'n"i an" PINK plas-
q, '''' al" >'".h by the hos
81 ~ e"'il's Wrf" d.r"rtr1
~ Nh. Hh"hc anderson AND
,,. -, "''"'Si Was Mrs. sam
Ii",lI'.
/ N'''l games wcr" enjoyed
"'' ''"''r'I' opened her many
'"0- .,!u uStlNl 2il,S.
hhiiiEL VISITORS
I''' ,,''' "..>. {. ". Todd
] ',, I I ,...'''"''i barry. MaZZic,
az! MN MIS-. Eta Hi.>on,
: 49,! - iiiI%"A. Rodney
rri,.,. ,' W ana Mrs. 10y"
I
..a ,"u tlain- spent Thanks
2NInS Day "a Hgw,,l's p,ip,
Mr.. and Mrs. Tun,uv lv.,.i
On" daughter Nicki of Fort
"'"sE, VII. and Mrs. Tim Bonn
" ".'I sons John and Danny
p. D"'Nrt' Na.' Mr.. and Mrs.
s. '''"iCS and children
mond ", .,, .,'i - Oh h'ch-
Camn S., '''i tcS war" OF
Thanksaivir, I,,;et We" "cr'
Of then. parrut. NJ SuTH'S
Norman tv.,rd ''''" 'H'''
Mr.. and Mrs D,I,,e ~.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-12-06

College. Raleigh. Joann Britt.
Judy Rel. ECC.. Oriana Couch
man Ann Scott. ST. N,arv'S.
Raleigh Carolyn Scott. Greens
h@r1 College. and Sammic
scott. Victor Floyd. John kanil
Jr.. n. c. State. Ra!cich. CHRIS
school UNC, Chapel Hill. John
Douglas Elliott. James liam
Eond. CampbcirS COLLEGE.
Mrs. Geneva Graham o.
Charleston. s. G. has been the
house guest of Mr.. and Mr..
Ii. {. Hammond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert KIM
had visiting them the hoiid.,
weekend th.ir DAUGHTER. Mrs
John White and MIR. White OF
talci"h. Mr.. and Mrs. Robcr,
|. King. Jr.. of A,lanta. Ga.
Mrs. Robert King las re-
turned after visiting her moth
"r-ln-llw Mrs. Lucian King of
IlartSvillc. $. G.. who remains
I'll at her home.
Mrs. II. &. Hammond. Mr.
and Mrs. Hubert were Ralcich
visitors for a day last week.
Mrs. Sharp Turner and Mrs.
Henry Coleman from Fan. Bluff
attended funeral services for
Arthur Wilson Cox SUNDAY at
t"rnoon in Tabor City.
DR.. and Mrs. VI. \. WaddcIl
had visiting them through
Thanksgiving holidays their
son and his wife. Mr.. and Mrs.
Maurice y. Wadcll. OF Whining
ton. their daughters family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Pierce
Dickic and Mariana. of Char
lOttc.
Mrs. Luthur c. Fdmundg
has returned after visiting her
sisters family, the ]. y. Crutch-
fields, of Greensboro.
Visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
Small over the THANKSGIVING
holidays were their son-in-law
and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs
Paul Wyatt, of Virginia Beach.
Va. Mr., and Mrs. Lonnic
Small. of BuicS Greek and Mr..
and Mrs. Woodrow Small of
Charleston. s. {.
Mrs. Carl Mcarcs. Miss Mary
Lee MearcS. Miss Julie Bcthca
and Mrs. Mack II. Bra"cy were
visitors in Charlotte Saturday
and Sunday.
After visiting Mrs. Ellis
McarcS through holiday week
end her daughters family. the
Edward GibsonS returned Sun
day TO Boone. DR.. Gibson is on
the faculty of 4. s. +. E. at
Boone.
AT the regular weekly meet
ing Monday night of the Rotary
Club the evenings program COIL
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-12-06
Bethel NJ ews

ArS. joan Long.
Some "a the members al
sweet Home Church OF Molli.
"'rs Visitors at Our Church
1u'n ar morning ana Sunday
r'sni. W. wish To extend Ia
ZEN "a most cordial welcome
q" return Il their convenience.
Visitors are always welcome.
Danny KiuDru of Whi,.yiIin
spent me weekend with hi,
Observation-Disclosures and cousin
hlrS. Eta HinSun and Elaine
Hih>un.
MIR. and Mrs. Dnl KimDro
81. Whii".Illv had az tn,ir S.,n-
'"y luncheon guest Nh. aud
."rS. Jimmie Gore and son.
Wr. and Mrs. Norman Ward
"i Charlotte were viSitin. Mr.,
amt Mis-. Howard Ward Wa!,r-
Ward and Miss Lena Wmi
during the THANKSGIVING holi-
J"lS.
Nj. and Mrs. Wade Fairfax
81 N"i'ryill" were Satur:a,
visitors Of Mrs. Duryrha Cox
ana ID lm. CnX.
AIiE, Amr, Cilr uc s., AMI
r'NS College. Miss ArgrlIa
i"""l! and Ray Duncan Of T.
|. {. spent the TharkSglyiag
H"i'JlyS with thci. pa,.vrt;
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Corr Mr..
''ni Mrs. Johnnie Powell. and
.ar. and Mr.. Bonnie Duncan
Robert H;ndir OF STAT. Col
leg" spent the HOLIDAYS NTH
MS parents Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
crt l.. Hardic.
Mr.. and Ms. Dewitt Cu,,.;c
and daughter of CharIntr
spent the weekend with Mr..
and Mrs. c. W. Todd and fam
lily.
.Claylcne Gore was a weekend
guest o: her grandparents Mr.
and Mrs. Tommy Bat,cn Of
HallSboro.
Nh. and Mrs. Willie Ander-
son. Mis-. D"ictha Cox and Di-
ana Cox attended the Zion
Singing Convention AT Ciarcu-
don Baptist Church Sunday al
tcrnOUn
Mir. and Mrs. F.. p. Arm
strong and son of Favcttyyjrc
spent Thanksgiving with Rev
and Mrs. f. =. Armstrong. .Jr
and family.
MIR. and Mrs. Chester Small
ana family of High Point and
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Goodwin
ana family OF Wilmington were
weekend visitors of MI. and
Mrs. j. ID. Johnson and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hinson
ana son jeff OF Bcavc"dam
were visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Luther Ward Sunday.
Mrs. Dora Mac Ward had all
ui her children home for
thanksgiving Holidays. They
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-12-06

ale aS follow S---.,Ir. AMI Mi,
~c:t Gillette and family %
.. .!Sun. Mr.. ana Mrs. Fugd In
an dnG family of iron Hill.
a Mr.. ana Nils. Lup, N y ard
nd daughter Kay. a:i Mr..
.Inily ot Clarendon.
Wishing Mrs. 500 Lon" dur
AZ L." Thanks s.',.e uoiiday$
CO" Mr.. and Mr.. i. y.
'al-win am chIlir.I AID Mr..
nd Mrs. Silvan Nc"". III
.hltvN lille and Ml. .... Ms.
Ebert Long end dad-.i..r i,t-
= Of StatcSNillc.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Ward. Jr.
.nd family had Us their guests
or the weekend Airs. john l..
sullivan and daughters Helen
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-12-06

weather can be VIGOROUSLY
chaneeable. and good roads can
become slippery soon after q
light snowfall. says the North
Carolina Department of Motor
Vehicles.
One never knows himself
till ne has denied himself.
o. p Clifford,
To YOU Self-dcnial may only
mean WEAKNESS, restraint, en-
nui; but il means. also, love,
perfection. Sanctification.
r. d. Hitchcock
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-12-06
IN OF hICn.nDnl. Va.
TURKEY DINNER

The Bethel w. s. {. ). VII
fp"nS"r a Baked Turkey Din
ner with all the trimmings
friday December LIST II the
fellowship Hall of the church.
Serving will begin at 500 p
VI. Dessert. Coffee or tea will
oc served with adult and chill
ircn plates. The public IL cord
ally invited.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-12-06

Visiting Mr.. and Ms. J. {.
Rogers al THANKSGIVING week
end were their children vino
lived away. Mr.. and Mrs. Ron
ME CaShwell of Sanford. their
daughter Carolyn. Mr.. and Mrs.
Rupert Rogers and children of
Conway. :. G.. Miss Amurct
Rogers Greensboro College
Greensboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Tur-
ner. Jr.. and son Andy. of ST
Petersburg. Fla. visited their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. \.
Turner and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Lewis at Thanksgiving.
Visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Lewis last week were their
sons family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Lewis
and son, Miss Jean Lewis of
ia kSonvillc. Fla.
MIR. and Mrs. Knox Watson.
of Red Springs were Sundays
guests of their daughter. Mrs.
W. ID. Little and Mrs. Little.
Miss Harriet Parrish. of VIM
ston-Salem spent the holiday
weekend with her mother. Mrs.
Nell Parrish.
Miss Patsy Renfrcw. a SEN
ion at Wake Forest visited her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Pelham
Rcnfrow over Thanksgiving
holidays. Other college stu
dents coming home at that
time included Miss Linda Jean
Hammond. Ann EnZor. Mary
Lee Parker. Kings Business
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-12-06

Ii you are taking Il trip thiS
weekend, remember To allow
extra driving time in case the
weather turns bad. White.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-12-06
CAMERON DRUG CO.
T?b3r City. y. &.

a rroi~al hurricane str.c;,
the fourth and last VOYAGE ..
Columbus, and sank 20 of his
80 ships.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-12-06

Two nights carlier in the
week a Witnessing for Chris,
and Visitation for Evangelism
program WAS held at the Fair
Bluff Methodist Church. Mem
berS met and made their visit,
to assigned homes.
Tie w. s. {. s. Circle. of
the Cerro Gordo. Evergreen,
ollvct and Marietta Joined the
Fair Bluff Circles of the Meth
cdiSt Church on Wednesday
night for the study of the book,
'Eldorado." Mrs. Harold Tur-
ncr gave the study at two of
The session. a recreation per-
lod was held after Il part Of
the study and rcfrcShment,
were enjoyed.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-12-06
FAIR BLUFF NEWS

ne We L u. PRAYER f.,
tH'ci"h N.ss.o : wq< hrlJ 4; ,
week At III" Fai. E!uf Rap,is,
:. oi'a. III" tnrn:c tor the
Wea& VS.. Go + ridina to Ali
People"
Each evening Il TO-. the
meetings opened on. Of the
W. NJ. u. circ.,S in chargr Of
he program.
Evening star., 1961-02-09
Integroted
Pool Urged

A public swimming pool, with
Montgomery County and the
city Of Rockville sharing the
cost, has been proposed by
Rockville's Mayor Alexander j.
Greene so swimming classes can
be held there next summer on
a non-segregated basis.
The only alternative, the
mayor said in a letter to County
Council President William F..
Hickey, is abandonment Of
swimming programs of both the
county and Rockville.
Mr.. Greene. in his letter
authorized by the Rockville
City Council, said his COM
munity had 500 youngsters who
participated weekly in a CITY,
sponsored swimming program
last summer.
He added, however, that a
survey indicates that it would
not be possible to conduct the
program on a non-segregated
basis in any private pool now
operating in the county"
The mayor envisioned a
share e-the-cost" pool project
as the answer to recreation
needs of both county and city.
Evening star., 1961-02-09
JetIinerSkids
InSnow,SIush
AtFriendship

BALTIMORE, Feb. 9 (AP).
"A Boeing-707 passenger plane
with 81 persons aboard slid
out Of control while attempting
a takeoff on a slushy runway
at Friendship International Air
port last night and piled into
a snowbank. No one was in
jured.
Airport officials said the Jet
had travelled about three-quar-
ters of a mile down the runway
and never got off the ground.
They said the plane did not tip
over.
All passengers were taken off
the Trans World Airlines plane.
which was bound for Los An
geles.
There was no report Of dam
age to the plane.
The pilot, A. A. LundirH said
he Cancelled his takeoff run
after the plane failed to gain
the necessary speed, possibly
because of drag due to snow.
In hating its takeoff run.
the big Jet swung sideways
across the 9,000-foot runway
and blocked 1t. The airport
was closed for more than 10
hours until the aircraft could
be moved.
Evening star., 1961-02-09
MARYLAND BRIEFS
Hood Picks
Elliott as
President

The board of trustees Of
Hood College in Frederick, Md,
have selected Randle Elliott,
47-year-old political scientist
and specialist in international
relations, to succeed retiring
college president Andrew G..
Truxal.
Mr.. Elliott, who will assume
the position July /, is executive
director of Greer Inc, which
operates the Greer School in
Duchess County, New York,
and is concerned with welfare
and social work in the New
York City area.
A native of st. Louis County,
Mo- he attended Westminster
College and earned his masters
and doctorate degrees from
Harvard University.
Evening star., 1961-02-09
Rya star staff Writer


ANNAPOLIS, Feb. "a bill
which would remove the State
tax stamp on liquor sold In
Maryland has been rejected by
the House Alcoholic Beverage
Committee.
The 9-to-5 committee vote
yesterday represented a victory
for State Controller Louis L.
Goldstein and Washington area
legislators who predicted a
flood Of cheap liquor moving
into the suburban areas from
Washington If the bill were
passed.
The committee in effect
killed the bill unless some of
the proponents want it brought
to the House floor for a vote.
The bill was promoted by dis
tillers who objected to the cost
and effort involved in placing
q tax stamp on individual
bottles.
Cites Protests
Mr.. Goldstein and legislators
from Montgomery and Prince
Georges Counties said there
would be no way to stop the
flow of liquor from outside
areas where prices are cheaper
If the stamps were removed.
Delegate Paul Garbelman
Democrat of Prince Georges
who voted against the bill yes
terday in committee, said that
1--WE are living under the gun
of cut-rating in the District. "
Importation Of more than one
quart Of liquor is prohibited
without paying the Maryland
tax.
In another Assembly move
Evening star., 1961-02-09
BY WILLIAM REDDIG
Star Staff Writer

Montgomery Junior College
launched a new program of
study today that should make
life more safe in the nuclear
age.
The new program aims to
train radiation technicians. It's
the first Of its kind in the
country and incorporates a
work and study schedule SPAN
ming three years. The pilot
program Of the college in
Takoma Park is the brainchild
Of Francis j. Weber, chief of
the Pathological health division
Of the United States Public
Health Service. He says the
country needs 1000 radiation
technicians right now to meas
ure and test the dangers Of
radiation.
DR.. Weber says that the
response by officials of the COL
lege has been enthusiastic. ="
Fifteen science students today
began the first course, a semes-
ter study of nuclear energy. The
instructor is John A. Eckert,
formerly a sanitation engineer
with the Public Health Service
The program is also a first
for the college in that it COM
bines a cooperative work pro-
gram with regular classes. Two
semesters will be spent as an
employe at a radiation labora-
tory, probably at the new facil-
ity Of the Health Service at
Rockville. Jobs also may be
available at Oak Ridge. Brook
haven or at Los Alamos.
Evening star., 1961-02-09
Liquor Tax Stamp Bill.
Rejected in Maryland

Senator Harry T. Phoebus, Re-
publican Of Somerset, said he
will ask the Justice Depart
ment today to investigate pos
sible antitrust violations by oil
companies. He said he was
irked over announcements OF
a third increase in retail fuel
oil prices this winter.
Asks Investigation
Senator Phoebus asked the
State Senate yesterday to in
vestigate the matter. He called
for an investigation Of "the
unwarranted, unreasonable, un-
necessary and unconscionable
increase"
A bill permitting the issuance
Of special license plates to safe
drivers was to be introduced
today by Delegate Charles M
Moore, Democrat of darford.
His bill would allow a driver
who has not had a moving
violation for five years to re-
quest any combination Of three
letters or numbers. The spe-
cial tag would cost $40 extra
A bill which would require
buses operating in Maryland to
have aerial exhausts is sched-
uled for introduction today by
Senator John c. North, Demo-
crat of Talbot. He said low
level exhausts extending from
the rear of buses pollute the
air and create a health hsz-
ard"
Senator North's bill would
require vehicles carrying IL OF
more passengers 10 discharge
their exhausts above the Level
of autos. He said auto heaters
draw in fumes from the buses