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Evening star., 1961-07-02
ALTA VISTA
ks3n CHART.ES GTREET

O00U Ot1HfCLAE0 STREET
Desd-end street beauty This lovely Immaculate anbrick
cape COO close TO ransp shops and all schools features
Deautul entrance hail. extra ge. bedrms, porch
separate din rm2 fteplaces full baths powder
pster walls slate roof and family kitchen
az TSdern appliances required and Of course table space
prestige location in the heart Of Bethesda SS25O0
st. TO PECK'S OPEN SIGN. - ~ - ~
Evening star., 1961-07-02
BETHESDA.
60O8 CONWAY ROAD

Some 20 trees enhance the beauty privacy this truly
Lovely ssfport and ssStons iSaRS
stone fireplace tanked enjoy the over
attic fsn ana S0oi WITH instaed
iosn ana % room! fon can assume the large GI 4
and 5inancngI It only S24SSO With easy terms
DIRECTIONS: Old Georgetown rd left on Beech left
on singleton, right on Conway to PECKE OPEN SIGN
Evening star., 1961-07-02
ADJ. LITTLE FLOWER

fAIyJs III AE FLOW EII
Spacious white brick Colonial on
beautifully Handicapped lot, par
TALLY fenced; bedrms., 2 baths
on I'd floor plus AIR-CONDI-
TONED DORMITORY ROOM,
den and powder room, lge. equip.
kitchen, rec. rn1., patio. air puri-
fier, storm windows, other extras:
upper 30s, with excellent financ-
ing.
TO REACH: Massachusetts ave. to
Briley pl., right to 5317 BRILEY
PLACE.
Evening star., 1961-07-02
WOoDMOOR
TAKOMA PARK

A6A4ASGN4x1 i 114t4A
Choice area Of Park Knolls":: Just
off Piney Branch rd., Is this spar
king brick Colonial.
READY FOR BUYI"
Full walk out bsmt., screen porch,
treed lot; FILA approved, $14,750
W/only 5000 down or no money
down GI.
DIR: Out Piney Branch I'd. to Gar
land ave, following open arrows
to S305 Haddon dr.. Open 2 to 6.
Evening star., 1961-07-02
KENSTNGTON

KENSINGTON
Only Sl4,250 for this adorable 4.
DREAM CONE TRUE
Full bsmt. W/walk out exit; lovely
shrubbed yard; easy FILA or Gl
terms.
DR.: Out Ga. ave. to left or
PlyerS Mil, left on Drum to right
on Ferndale to 3305.
Evening star., 1961-07-02
WOODSIDE AREA

WOOOO11JG A1bEA
"Sligo Park Hills" new offering
that won't last long priced in low
eos is this all brick 3-bedrm
Colonial featuring lst n. den Of
~RITsni BUY Fos Ss'ISotH YoGi" sAfAS''
Walk out bsmt. w/rec. rm,. newly
decorated and extra nice thruout
DIR: Out Colesyille I'd to Dale dr.
and right to Deerfield ave. and
left to 410. Open 2 to 8.
Evening star., 1961-07-02
FOUR CORNERS
2ol TTMRERWOOD

Perfect location and ready immediate occupancy Your
and ths bus is at the Colonial features @
PaGs % FioSda otG Tn % and parQuet toors only
- DIRECTIONS colesyile I'd. blk. beyond Corners
LETT on Underwood to PECKS OPEN SIGN. ~
Evening star., 1961-07-02

SILVER SPRING-Fine brick ram
bier featuring liv. rm., din. fm.,
today's modern kit, 2 bedrooms,
lovely Sligo Park Hills. S23'50o.
JU. 5-6111. Open 2-dark.
RIPLEY COMPANY, REALTORS
Evening star., 1961-07-02
PoRIAK & PoRIAK

PoBIAK & POBIAK
OIL. $4,000 Ewes, OIL. 6-5455
HOSP. Pub. Health-1 yr.
old; 3 bedrooms, Q baths, rec.
room: backs on recreation park:
Trees. CT loan. 2 air cond. BY
OWNER; S21,500 firm; VIII. g.
Evening star., 1961-07-02
BURNT MILLS MANOR

418-420 BURNT MILLS AVE
spltevel for quick sale full baths, bedTs firepiScs
and with
HOME AT FANTASTIC PRICE OF ONLY SSse50 10 SeseSo
DIRECTIONS out Colesvle I'd, left Burnt Mills ave
Evening star., 1961-07-02
"SPLIT LEVEL BEAUTY"
1870 Selfridge Rd.; $20,95O

ATTRACTIVE" roomy home near
Bel Afr pool, features 3 large
bedrms., Ia baths. sep. din. rm.,
lovely kitchen, rec. rm. w/powder
rm.; covered patio overlooks nice
yard. Assume large GI loan, bal.
like rent. DIR: Out Viers Mill
I'd. to Holiday Park, left on
Ferrera DR.. to selfridge, left to
open"
Evening star., 1961-07-02
CHEVY CHASE
3Q0Q .JONES PRT0HE pNAn

May introduce myself owner2 do mot wish
to boast but the most discrimnatinT
taste and have been kept mmacuately
rec game room Sbedrms baths huge modern Kitchen.
huge level lot rambler in easily accessible location.
am cool and carpeed and hope to
Please INQUIRE further about by calling OIL 6-oiTO
PECKS OPEN SIGN wv " --o-' va "VASo 0A1Nso Su'
Evening star., 1961-07-02

GAITHERSBURG-3-bedroom ram.
pier; l " baths, finished basement
family room-kitchen; close K
school, ideal for professional man
Phone Windsor 1864.
Evening star., 1961-07-02
SILVER SPRING


CHEERFUL ATMosPHERE-split-leyel, like new a tvn-s,,
bedEms 2-baths Se slec kitchen famysize din fm, q
double dEiysrEsy Must see TO- appreciate. To- 5:2sso
left on Ncbos out pN Ss right on University blvd
Evening star., 1961-07-02
OPEN / TO 6
OPEN is

OPEN 10
NORTHWooD AREA SILVER
lovely 3-bedrm. hrE. home Is In IN
better than new condition. Fea-
lures ga baths, lge. din, ell
wLpicture window and O rec. rm.
w/glass doors overlooking a shaded
lot. 1mmed. occupancy. Low COS.
Call LO. 4-5500 or
G. paul hickman, inc.
Evening star., 1961-07-02

"a: s-9oo3 AK. 9-93S6
POTOMAC, an address Of distinc-
ton, 1901 Pinkney court-Brk,
Colonial; 4 bedrms., den, dressing
Tm., rec. Tm., 2 firepls., 31a baths;
a-acre beautifully, wooded lot.
Congressional Country Club to Ac-
cord dr., left on Accord at lge.
Concord and Pinkney court signs
to OPEN" signs. Mr.. Brown on
premises Sun. l It'll or call VIII,
2-7412 evenings.
Evening star., 1961-07-02
CARROLL, KNOIL.S

CARROLL KNOLLS
Be the 1st to see this beautiful s.
bedrm. brick rambler; priced in
m SYoGGiR EVERY WISH"
Fully equip. kit, din. rm., liv. rm.
w/firepl. and beamed ceilings,
walk out bsmt. for rec. rm.; storm
windows, etc.
DIR: Out Georgia ave, to Evaul
DIR. and left to 2607. Open 2 to 6
CARROLL KNOLLS
All brk. split level, huge rec. rm.,
3 bedrms., 2 full baths.
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED"
Sep. din. rm, like new kit. wise
DIR: Out Ga. ave-, left on Dennis,
left on Leslie to 10203.
TWINBROOK AREA
Only S14,960: immaculate a-bedrm.
WOODED LOT"
20-ft;, hy.. rm,, din. rm. and huge
family kit; low down payment,
DIR: Out Viers Mill, left on Arden
nes,. right on Crawford. left or
Rockland, right on BrookeS te
1902.
Evening star., 1961-07-02
HILLANDALE

NEW CUSTOM DESIGNED BRICK RAMBLER featuring tfre
trees. PRESTIGE LOCATION ' -OS "''
DIRECTIONS: Out New Hampshire avenue TO oyerloo
drive lAlandalel LETT to Parkman road and OPEN
Evening star., 1961-07-02
JOHN CLARK

Adams Realty Associates
OIL. 6-5700 AK. 1926;
POTOMAC HUNT AREA - 4-bed.
room, 2Ia-bath Colonial; ga acres;
Early American kitchen and fami.
ly room;. overlooking woods with
stream; bus to public and paro-
chial schools. .S4S,50O. Esworthy
Td., miles from Potomac VIII
1age, miles from Darnestown,
OWNER, Windsor S-915S.
POTOMAC AREA; reduced $4,000
Where can you find ali this fol
$4,000? Front to back split.
level; 3 bedrms.. 3 baths, large
porch, patio, rec. rm., on fuli
acre: other fine features. Assume
RodER 81 EFuis, #. s22:SeS; sPSSeG;p co 1Nc
GA. 4-5151 Ewes, WI. S-9O64
QUAINT ACRES = Beautiful bricI
home; 3 bedrms., 2 baths, den
m fSl sxeI SISmt aiv. gs,EsSSs; on iae5e u
c. D. JAMES CO., INC. JC' S-6761
Evening star., 1961-07-02

-custom-built rambler
with air cond.. 3 lge. bedrms..
baths, garage. patio: designed for
the most discriminate. Price S45,-
900.
Evening star., 1961-07-02

-. JU. S-7744
S22b Georgia Ave, Sil. Spg., Nd.
The Sidney herald., 1961-11-01
16 RECEIVE FIRST
AID CERTIFICATES

The first class Of the current
season in American Red Cross
First Aid, has been completed with
Is members receiving certificates.
The class met two mornings each
week at the Moose Lodge, for the
ten hour course with Mrs. John T.
Miller as instructor Completing
the course were John Gear of
Savage, Harriette Henderson,
Media Galbraith and Mesdames
Al Clifford, Peter Degel, Richard
DUDE, E. G.. Eckroth, Chris Joseph
son, Keith Krebsbach, Harriet Nc
Kinstry, Frank Merrill, Ole M.
Olson. Oscar Olson, William
Rounce, Nick Servo and Vaughn
A. Walker.
The Sidney herald., 1961-11-01

Werner King was a Popler caller
on Friday.
Cyril EtZel, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Milne. Georgia and Sara attended
the card party at the Arthur
School on Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Winhofer
went to Glendive to meet the train
that Airman George Winhofer ar
rived on. Dennis Hines returned
home with his grandparents for a
short visit.
The School Board held their
regular meeting at the school Sat
urday evening.
The Western Funmakers All
club met at the Robert Strommer
home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Fatzinger and
family of Bloomfield were Sunday
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Johnnie Johnston and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. K. Widman
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Duane
Diedrich and daughter and Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Rounds of Glas-
cow.
Bill Winhofer was Richey
caller Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Milne
Georgia and Sara were Wolf Point
callers Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Emma Barnes of Richey
called at the E. K Widman home
Tuesday.
Andy Lee and Vern Stoker Of
Richey called at the Werner King
home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Voorhees, anc
family called at the Frank Win
hofer home Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle Good of Vol
Point were Tuesday evening sup
per guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Myro1
Doornek and family.
Mrs. Leo Lemue and Mrs
Robert Strommer were Wolf Poin
callers Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Winhofer
George and Dennis Hines wer,
supper guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E
K. Widman Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wally Mckee ant
family called on Mr.. and Mrs. Bel
Diedrich Thursday evening.
Garald and Gregory Johnston o
The Sidney herald., 1961-11-01
Yellowstone Twp.

We are all very proud of the
new sign, put up by the North
Dakota Highway Department at
the edge of town and we hope that
the sign will stay as nice as it is
now. Many have expressed de-
sire to see a Like sign by the
Montana Highway Department on
the other side.
The East Fairview Band was
organized on Saturday morning by
Edward Christensen, and some
80 pupils from the fifth thru the
eighth grades came out for the
first half day of practice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Johnson
and Joan spent Tuesday in Minot.
The National Guard unit held
an all day drill on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Tasavegin
and family spent a few days here
this week visiting his mother, Mrs.
Viola Tasavegin and with relatives
at WilliSton.
The Sidney herald., 1961-11-01
stone
Township

Mrs. Jack Stubbs, will be OBJ
serving her birthday this coming
week on November 9. Mrs. Stubbs
has been a patient at the Memoir
ial Hospital in Sidney for several
weeks following a fall from her
wheelchair at her home, when she
received a broken leg. Friends
will be glad 10 know that she is
making good progress, and her
stay at the hospital may not be
too much longer.
Mrs. Harry Payette was hostess
TO a group of ladies at her home
on Friday evening at a Stanley
party.
Great fun, was in store for the
pupils in the three upper grades
at the East Fairview school on
Friday evening when the sixth
grade was hostess to the two up
per grades at a dreSS-up Halo
ween party. Everyone reported a
good time, and a lunch OF HALO
ween goodies was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arvin Heinle and
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Schlothauer
were evening visitors on WedneS-
day at the Dick Sundheim home
at Sioux Pass.
Mrs. Rosemary Stair, who has
been here from Oregon visiting
her sister Mrs. Ludwig Hutter and
family recently spent a couple of
days as house guest of Mrs
Howard Dow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Lorenz and
family, who have been employed
at the Nick Cayko farm, have
moved to the d. 0. Hurley's a
Trenton where they will farm
| next wear.
The Sidney herald., 1961-11-01
SHOP EARLY

Every year about this time, housewives and all those
who must do Christmas shopping faced with the problem
of buying nnumerabe presents for members OF the family
and friends for children and for various acquantance
Usually greater part of this Christmas shopping IS con-
cenrated in the final two weeks before Christmas at "
+o +are s what might be described as general bedlam in
most stores.
The choice of goods much better for those who shop
from now until the first part of December One gets better
service in addition better selection and can therefore,
save time and trouble in shopping.
would then suggest that Sidney area housewives 90
their Christmas shopping early and not wait until the last
few days before Christmas may rather early to THINK
of Christmas shopping but according to the calendar there
are only seven short weeks left Don't wait until the seecon
of gifts have been picked over. Shop Early
The Sidney herald., 1961-11-01
LONE TREE LOCAL NO. S

The Lone Tree Local held it!
regular meeting on October 1, 1866
at Ewald Leuck's with l p. m
dinner. Twelve members, one
visitor, five juniors and juvenile.
were present. Regular order O.
business carried out. Two piano
/, selections by Barbara Lane.
The next meeting will be at the
Orvald Norgaard home Nov. 1:
at p. m.
Mrs. Leon Meyers, Secy
The Sidney herald., 1961-11-01
ROCKS MAY OFFER
SECRET NETWORK

IMPORTANT MESSAGES may
be sent through rocks instead of
wires or air waves in events of
war if a new communication
system now under development
proves successful. The disaster
proof communication network
would transmit low-frequency
radio signals through dense rock
mass underlying u. s., and pull
sations would be picked UP by
deep antennaS buried about SO
miles apart. Main advantages:
the system requires no commn-
ications towers which could be
destroyed, and everything rocks
would prevent messages from
being intercepted
CANCER in mice can be de-
tected before there is any visible
sign of the tumor by testing the
mouSe'S breath. University of
Chicago scientists warn, however,
finding the underlying biochemical
that it is useful now only for
cause fer the disease, and is not
new detection method for
humans.
ARRESTING GEAR designed
to stop large jet aircraft in
! emergencies has been tested sue
cesSfully by the Federal Aviation
Agency. A hook extended from
he planes belly engages wires
m the runway similar to equip
ment used on aircraft carriers.
rhe gear should prevent aircraft
accidents resulting from aborted
bakeoffs and landings that over
shoot the runway, said the F'AA.
SURGEONS performing delicate
heart or lung operations now can
be aided by new machine called
the AneSthalung which auto
matically controls a patients
breathing when he is not able ito
breathe for himself because of
heavy anesthesia. The unit reg
dlates both rate and volume of
respiration.
MYSTERIOUS UPS AND
downs of a radio-controlled garage
dcor at a Colorado home, caused
oy am outside radio signal,
| worried employees of a nearby
plant which conducts test firings
of missiles. They reasoned that
if radio signal could open and
close garage doors it might also
trigger a missile. But plant man.
agoment assured workers. and
neighIbors that the firings require
a complex coded signal which
cannot be reproduced by simple
ransnitter.
Tread THE LABEL" an in
teresting illustrated pamphlet or
rood and Drug Administration
rules for labels on food anc
medicine packages which buyer:
should be familiar with, is avail
able for 20 cents frcm the Supt
of Documents, Government Print.
ing Office, Washington %, D. c.
MEDICAL HISTORIES main.
5ained in national library man
ned by a coInputer could saw
countless human lives, according
TO DIR. Thomas P. Almy of New
York City's Bellevue Hospital
MANY emergency patients arriv,
1t Bellevue unconscious and no
accompanied by friends" he said
If We could have fast access II
their histories, perhaps keyed b.
f.ngerprints, we or any othe
hospital IN the country oftel
would be much better prepare
% treat them."
The Sidney herald., 1961-11-01
WOMAN'S CLUB MEETING
AT C. w. RASMUSSEN HOME

The Sidney Womans Club will
meet Monday evening, November
6 at the home of Mrs. c. w. Ras-
muSsen. The meeting will begin
at 7:30 and all members are urged
to be in attendance. Mrs. Erwin
Atchisou and Mrs. Russell Mer-
Ger will have charge of a program
on The Library.
The Sidney herald., 1961-11-01

Richey spent Thursday night and
Friday with Gary and Larry John
Ston.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Milne were
Circle and Wolf Point callers on
Friday.
The Sidney herald., 1961-11-01
SCIENCE
TOPICS

Material. written by Carl Byoir
& Associates, is based on infor-
nation obtained from sources
believed reliable. SCIENCE
TOPICS address: 33 N. LaSalle
st, Room HOO, Chicago 2, I'LL.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-05-10
John Kanipe. Jr.
In Fraternity

John Kanipc. Jr., son of Mr..
and Mrs. John Klnipc. 81. If
Fair Bluff was tapped into
Blue Key Honor FratUrnIty AT
N. c. State College recently.
John is one of Is" new mCmb-
crS selected for this honor lie
is a junior in Agricultural ed
uCatiOn.
The Fraternity was founded
in October 1924 To pcrpctualc
the belief of God to preserve
the principals Of good citizen
ship and 10 promote the best
interest Of the students.
The members selected are
considered to be the OutStand-
ing members of their class. Sc
lection for this membership is
the highest honor a Junior can
receive AT the College.
The Fraternity recognizes
outstanding qualities in char
actcr scholarship. and service.
placing equal emphasis upon
leadership in student activit-
les. Membership is composed
of graduate and under gradu-
atc students of all departments
Of American College and uni
vCrSitiCS.
Each year Blue Key cO-Spon-
Sors the homecoming CclCbra-
tons at State. Annually the
fraternity presents the Citizen
ship award 10 the senior who
has distinguished himself as
he foremost citizen Of his
lass.
In addition Blue Key COOP
crates with other campus org
anizations TO perpetuate
more mesningful campus life
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-05-10
Beauty Pageant
Set For Friday Mite

Miss Columbus County num-
bCr-5 will leave the Tabor
City school stage $4,000 rich
or after Friday nights pag-
cant. sponsored by the Tabor
City Junior Chamber of Com
merCc.
Nine girls are bidding for
the title, representing virtually
every main area of the county.
They are Linda Joan Best and
Mary Eta Louise Townc. both
of Whitcvillc: Diana Mercer ..
ChadbOurr: Rickic Jean Nor
riS. Tabor City: Mary Louise
Eilli'and. Hallsburo: Jayc
Moore Solcs, Tabor City: Bar
b1ra Moses, Acme: JamsiC Will
hanson. Evergreen: and Jud-
ith Lavcrnc Nix. Tabor City.
The pageant will bc directed
by Robin Williamson. a Con-
way native who has had extern
sive experience as an actress.
model, and cover girl: her
Continued on Page ~
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-05-10

her husband as he was abusing
hcr was verified by a sister.
Mrs. Thclma Hardie.
Prior To the cOroncr'S inquest
Of Nov. Is. Mrs. Cox's father
had claimed firing the rifle.
according TO Sheriff Ben Duke
who conducted the inveStigd-
ton of the ruck-driVcr'S
death.
The grand jurors. in session
in Whitcvillc this week. deliv-
cred their decision after lens-
thy consideration of new facts.
After the bill of Indictment was
read before Judge William Y.
Beckett, motion To quaSh il
was made by Attorney d.
Frank McGOugan. Jr.. repre-
Scnting the youngStcr.
Judge Beckett allowed the
motion and the case was re-
mandcd To Juvenile court for
proper disposition with a hear
ing probably to be set within
the next ten days
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-05-10
Rupert Prince
Funeral Today

hubert Prince, 80 farmer of
Route |, Tabor City, died I'M
rxpectedly at his home Mon
day.
Funeral services will be held
today wednesday, at 3 p. m.
IN the Inman Funeral Home
with the Rev. Zeddie Ward Of
.iciating. Burial will be i'm the
Forest Lawn Cemetery.
He is survived by his moth
er, Mrs. Ella Stroud Prince of
Route 1, Tabor City: five bro
hers, Carl. Ralph, Leon. all
Of Tabor City; Gleon of Cerro
Gordo and Oscar of Baltimore.
Nd; four sisters. Mrs. Ora
Strickland and Miss Stella
Prince of Tabor City: Mrs.
Gladys Strickland Of Fair
Bluff, and Mrs. Vera Heath OF
Wilmington.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-05-10
Chip Cox Is
Winner Again

Chip Cox, son of MIR. and
Mrs. James c. Cox, was judged
the Columbus County spelling
champion for the second con-
SecutlVc year in Whitev,!ia
Thursday morning.
The Bee Contest was held in
the Columbus County Board of
Education building with emit
rIcS from six schools partlci-
patIng.
Chip, an eighth grade student
in the Tabor City School, was
first place winner and will re-
cclVc his second two year
scholarship To Wilmington Jun
Tor College. Wilmington.
Plans are now in the making
To change Wilmington to four
year college. II plans are en-
forced within the next six
years Chip can use both Schul-
arshipS.
Besides spelling | really
ike reading and science" sad
chip. He also likes stamp col
icctlne, baseball, football, and
basketball.
When asked what he wanted
TO major in as a college student
nc said Il haven't thought
much about il but | want t.
De an airplane pilot someday."
Chip will compete in The
district spelling Bee" on May
y at 100 p. m. in Brogdsn
Hall. Wilmington.
Runner-up in the county
contest was Roy Lane, sixth
grader from Acme Del.o
School.
Other entries were Janet
Dalton, Fair Bluff. CheryI
Floyd. Cerro Gordo: Cynthia
Stanley. Williams Township:
and Jeanette Vow, HallsburO.
fronouncer was Mrs. Rach-
ell Woodland, supervisor of ed
ucatlOn for the WhiteVillc
Schools system.
Judges were Miss Ruth Near
as, Mrs. Horny Edwards and
Mrs. Jim Walsh.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-05-10
Violence Sends
Two To Hospital
From State Line

Violence broke out again ON
state Line Saturday night and
TWO men were taken to Loris
Community Hospital for treat.
ment.
Fentress Foley. %. of Thorn
aSVille. was taken TO the hos
pltal for treatment of pistol
wounds. suffering from one
bullet in one leg and two in
the other leg.
SLED Agent James Ander-
son. said his investigation
showed that Elwanda Ward,
wife of E. B. Ward. shot Foley
but that the latter refused to
press charges. The shooting
occurred about $50 pm.
About IL pm, Anderson said,
Ebert Stroud. %, of Rt. |.
Fair Bluff. was severely cut
and was taken TO the hospital
where, Anderson said. he nam
ed Keith Fowler as his assail-
ant. Anderson said Stroud was
carrying pistol. Stroud was
released from the hospital af-
ter treatment.
Anderson said both the
shooting and the cutting oc-
CURED al Elts Place. operated
by Mr.. and Mrs. Ward.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward and Mr..
and Mrs. Jiggs Waddell left
Sunday for Florida. Mrs. Wad-
dell is Alb Wards daughter.
Coroner Littlcjohn Blapon said
JiggS Waddcl promised to re-
turn in time for an inquest
into the death of Charlie Fipps,
of Tabor City, shot while flee
ing from pursuing Horny Coun-
ty Police early the mornineyTf
April 80. The inquest has been
set for 7:30 pm. Friday at the
courthouse in Conway.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-05-10
z Bootleggers
Sent To Prison
For Two Years

Two more Horny County
bootleggerS began serving pri-
son terms AT the Federal pen
itentiary at Tallahassee, Fla,
this week.
\. u. S. District Court judge
in Florence Monday ordered
that Tim Strickland and Day
ton Strickland serve two years
each. revuking a five year pro-
baton under which they had
been at liberty.
Several weeks ago Stade and
county police officers arrested
the pair after finding a 10000
pound load Of sugar being dis
charged near their home.
They were tried in Horny
county on charges of possess
ing supplies for the illicit
manufacture of liquor but were
freed when A. b. Small claim
ed the still near which the
sugar was found.
Later Small was released
from the Horny County chain
gang when an uncle paid his
fine. ATTD agents presented IN
court a statement from Small.
John Dudley (Dud) Grazing
cr another widely known Hor-
ry bOotlegger, began serving a
two year sentence at Tallahas-
see on April 4.