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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-03-27
County Demos
To Attend Fund
Raising Dinner

AT least IL Democrats from
Columbus County will attend
the annual jefferson Jackson
Day Dinner in Raleigh on
March 80, according to d.
Jack Hooks County Chairman.
Party members attending
from this county have also
been invited to a reception
honoring Mrs. Lyndon John
son scheduled for $3.50 p. m.
at the Hotel Sir Walter. The
dinner will be followed by the
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-03-27

annual Railroad Day when
'ncy boarded a train last Sat
mington.
Suos from Tabor CITY
Mni'evllle, Chadbourn, and
rair Bluff joined youngsters
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-03-27
CAP Chaplain
Attends Conferences

Captain G.. Clyde Prince,
Chaplain of The Twin City
Civil Air Patrol recently at
tended two Chaplains' Con-
fcrcnCcs, the first being held
at Shaw Air Force Base. where
the featured speaker was Col
oncl Chaplain Moses Of Mary
land. The three states featur-
cd here were North Carolina.
South Carolina and West Vir-
ginia. During their stay, the
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-03-27

From 1900 to l9055 annual
production of steel ingotS and
steel for castings in America
rose from just over IL million
to III million tons.
Stainless steel is the most
practical, tarnish-proof mater
ial for weight standards ac-
cording to the National Bur-
eau of Standards.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-03-27

nom Elizabethtown, Fairmont.
and Saint Paul, on a tour of
points of interest in the port
city.
The young scouts visited the
BattleShip North Carolina, the
IRE boat, fire station, Green
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-03-27
County Cub Scouts
Visit WILMINGTON

Cub Scouts from four Co.
iumous towns joined with
scouts from three other SENC-
and towns To observe their
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-03-27
Loris FLA Chapters
Win $50 Cash Prize

The LOris FLA chapters
are $50 richer because Of
the knowledge Of their
members about the work Of
farmer cooperatives and be-
cause of their own cOopera-
tive efforts.
The LOris chapter won
first place in the Sixth FLA
District and received the a
ward recently at a meeting
in Columbia attended by
FLA President Bobby
Nausht and Advisor John
Rankin.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-03-27

field Lake, the tclevision sta
ton and historic points of int
crest.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-03-27
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WECT - Channel 6 - Wilminqion, N. G..

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training.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-11
BY DICK O'BRIEN
Star Bowling Editor

Rowan Heating is not only
a new team in the District
Ladies Minor Duckpin League
this year, four of the five
members of the team-Thelma
Minnick, Kitty Shores, Shirley
Lieberman and Anna Palmer
never played in the league be-
fore. They were recruited from
various house leagues.
Only Captain Carlette
Rowan was a performer in the
Ladies Minor last season.
But the Romantics made a
splendid start in the leagues
opening round last night, not
only winning a pair of games
from Carder Sinclair, but post
ing a COS for high team game
In the l8-team circuit.
Bowl America, the defending
champion in the league, also
got off to a running start with
a sweep of three games from
the Fleisher jewelers. while
Twinbrook Restaurant was also
completing a sweep over Handy
Danny.
Nancy Jones of the County
Fair Bakery team and Rheta
Taylor of Jimmy Comber'S
Hearth shared top individual
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-11
THE BOWLING LINE
New Team Otto Good Start

honors on opening night with
the former turning in high set
of 386 and the latter register
ing high medal effort with a
1853 game. County Fair won a
pair from Krispy Kreme and
Jimmy Comber'S took two from
Fort Davis Lanes.
Mary Reed paced the Bowl
America team with a 37l set
while Dora Starr was impress
sive with her $40 even though
her team, Suitland Bowl,
dropped a pair to H. and M
Trucking Co.
In other matches Fontana
Bowl won two from B. Frank
JOY, Gateway ESQ won two
from Queenstown Bowl and
William B. Maske won two
from Royal Angus Beef House
Ever since Bobby Mayhem
won the Coca-Cola Classic he
has been going like a house
afire and he may be on his
way to one of his finest sea-
sons.
Last night in the Mems ALI
Star District League, Mayhem
clicked off a 440 series, his
third straight 400 or better in
the circuit this season includ-
ing his warmup match.
Bobby didn't hurt Suitland
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-11

Bowls cause one bit with this
performance as he and his
mates won three games from
Stalcup Furniture to remain
undefeated. They have won six
straight games.
Jerry Sweeney also turned in
his second 400 series, a 401 for
Pla-Mor Lanes which also
swept three games from Callas
Brothers.
Mickey Nocera paced Pepsi
Cola to a 81 victory over
CaithneSS Buick with his 1888
while Bobby Lockhardt'S 3S7
was high for the losers.
Mann's Potato Chips fea-
tured by Jimmy CAROLS 4O3,
took a pair from RobertSon's
Crab House. Lindsey Ham
monds rolled an even 400 for
RobertSon's.
Entries close tonight at mid
night for the Metropolitan
Areas first major open duck
pin tournament, the Red
Megaw Memorial, to be held
Sunday at the Bowl America
WeStwood Lanes in Bethesda.
The tournament offers 81, 1000
in guaranteed prizes plus the
Leon Fleisher trophy. The
event is a six-game affair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-11
Doubles Teams
Reach SemifinuIs

Scotty Strother and Phronie
Bauserman defeated Pat and
Allen Ripley, IS, 6-3, in a
mixed doubles quarter-fi final of
the Arlington Recreation De-
partment's tennis tournament
last night at Bancroft Park.
In the other match last night,
Bill Mclean and Ruth Fulmer
won over Pat Mccarthy and
Evelyn Offutt. 6-l, 60.
The semifinals in singles and
doubles are scheduled Saturday
and the finals Sunday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-11
Cookie to PIuy

SAN LENADRO, Calf, Sept.
IL (AP).-The Buffalo Bills
said yesterday that Fullback
Cookie Gilchrist. who injured
an ankle against San Diego
Sunday, will be able to play
against Oakland this week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-11
Loqurt Outpointed

HONOLULU, Sept. II (AP) :.
-Hawaii's Stan Harrington,
throwing unusually strong
punches, won a unanimous
10-round decision last night
over Isaac Logart of New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-11
Georgia Tech Record

Dewey Scarboro holds the
Georgia Tech record for a run
back Of a kickoff, l03 yards
against Georgetown in 1919.
Evening star., 1963-05-05

ingly of Pittsburgh's charms.
Looking like the playwright
he is, Revaz Tabukashuili peered
from behind sun glasses and
said II write dramatic plays,
comedies and movies. I am
from Georgia"
Asked if there were any CEN
sorship in his nation of writ
ing, he said, But nothing.
Many of you ask such ques-
tions. I don't know why. 1
think you do not know so much
of Russia. The American peo-
pie are warm and hospitable." I"
Asked what he thought of
President Kennedy, Mr.. Tabu-
kashuili shrugged and said, I'VE
like every people who want
peace"
Nearby was a pretty brunette,
one of the six women in the
grounp. "Kennedy-that is a
Evening star., 1963-05-05

difficult question:" she said. A
librarian from Kiev, she said
the Library of Congress was
what she most wanted to see.
Through an interpreter she
said, there is very little diff
ference between your cities
There is also little difference
even between people"
Oleg Poleshko-Poles a
journalist from Latvia, who has
a quick, friendly smile, nodded
agreement.
The tourists have been to
Springfield, Mass. where the
YMCA national headquarters
are located; Pittsburgh, Colum-
bus, Ohio. and Philadelphia.
They will spend the next five
days in Washington and will
wind up the months trip in
New York.
A picnic with American Uni
versity and Howard Univer-
sity students is planned and
they will have dinners in var
ious American homes. WedneS-
day morning they will tour the
White House, where they will
be met by a representative Of
the Presidents staff.
Evening star., 1963-05-05
NEWS OF MUSIC
VioIinist and Soprano.
Show Skill in Recital

performance, and In essence,
was both more familiar and
stronger music. Based on Co
lonial tunes by New England
composers, it has in each of
its five movements a certain
zestful appeal. 1t is easy listen
ing all the way, but GRATED
with skill and a very modern
style.
For her portion OF the pro-
gram, Jeanne Gage made the
atrical work of the seven songs
in the Dvorak cycle, her clear
and ringing soprano soaring
easily to the vaulted rafters of
the church. She sang the cycle
in English rather than in the
customary German. Her aria
from Faust was also sung in
English rather than in French.
Later this month she is
scheduled, according to a pro-
gram note, to sing Marguerite
in a full production of Faust.
1t is hoped that she sings it
in French.
Perhaps all romantic opera
sounds silly if one is aware of
words as well as music, but
Marguerite's "Air de Bijou" in
English is simply ridic llous.
while continuing to be delicious
Evening star., 1963-05-05
NEWS OF MUSIC
BY JOHN HASKINS
Contributing Critic

Join Recital Cecilia Mahoney,
violin: Camella Enrich, piano; and
Jeanne Gage, soprano; katherine
RIodewald' piano, A. the Church Of
NV. Program: Sonata for violin and I'd
piano, Cowell; Gypsy Songs, Op. So,
Dvorak; Sonata for piano and violin,
Paray;, Jewel Song, from Faust,
Gounod.
This joint recital was giver
under auspices of the American
Society of Music and Fine Art.
an organization which holds
four or five such events each
season. The pleasantly ap-
pointed Swedenborgian Church
of the Holy City on 10th Street
accommodated a small invited
audience for the occasion.
Cecilia Mahoney, the violin
iSt on the program, was very
active in Washington musical
circles a few seasons ago. She
now lives in Detroit, which
may have something to do with
the sonata by Paul Paray which
shared honors on her portion
of the program with a better
known work by Henry Cowell.
1t is am interesting work,
and it was played with affec-
ton, but Paray the conductor
seems likely to be more memor-
able than Paray the composer.
The Cowell sonata in this
Evening star., 1963-05-05
Restaurant Fire
Routs Putrons

A two-alarm fire caused ex-
tensive smoke damage to Dawes
East restaurant at 319 Penn
sylvania avenue Sc. last night
after forcing more than a score
of customers and employees to
the street.
Owner David L. Schap said
he was in the first-floor lounge
when he smelled smoke about
9:45 pm. He said he went up
stairs and saw smoke and
flames in a second-floor storage
and office area.
He quickly went back down
to the restaurant and told
everybody to get out. Seven
teen customers. three bands
men and eight employees left
without panic or injury.
1t. Anthony Mileo of the
Fire Marshal's office said smoke
damage was extensive to the
first and second floors, while
the second floor sustained con-
siderable heat damage. The
fire, he said, was of undeter-
mined origin.
Evening star., 1963-05-05
Young Soviet Adults
Loud Our Hospitality

1t is doubtful that any Soviet
diplomat could be as tactful as
any of the 81 Russians who
arrived in Washington last
night.
And it seems the Russians
have adopted Americas en-
phasis on youth, for the tour
lists. here on a YMCA cultural
exchange program, were called
young adults" by their tour
leader.
There are engineers and
journalists, a playwright and a
musical composer in the group.
They range in age from 27 to
40.
They did their part for Rus
sian American relationships
with pleasant. cheerful phrases
about American hospitality and
warmth. The we'll -briefed group
even managed to speak glow
Evening star., 1963-05-05
Algerian Ship Sinks;
Had Greeted Nusser

ALGIERS, May 4 (AP) The
Minesweeper Aures. one of the
two warships of the fledgling
Algerian Navy, sank today
shortly after greeting the yacht
carrying President Canal Alb
del Nasser of the United Arab
Republic. Three sailors
drowned.
Evening star., 1963-05-05

PARKINGToN-GIebe Rd. at
Wilson Blvd. Open Mondoy
through Fridoy, 10 TO $50;
Saturday, 10 to s.
Evening star., 1963-05-05

SILVER SPRING-Fenton at
Ellsworth. Open Mondoy
through Friday, 10 TO $50;
Saturday, 10 to s.
Evening star., 1963-05-05

DOWNTOWN - Street at
7th NV. Open Monday and
Thursday, 9:3o-S:oo; other
doys, $50 TO 500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-16
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AUTOMOBILES EoR SALE

CHEVROLET ,0l Impala q ar,
Wv. tires. exceptionally clean.
low mileage. All white with red-
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owner: Self-driven. Excel. cond.
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CHEVROLET 80 ImpaIa 1-df.'
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CHEVY 1872 Impala 0-cyi. 1sdr. ses
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CHEVROLET $50 4-dr., equipped,
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CHEVY 'b2 eony., 2 Dr.. 2. and h..
Ius ssib uip RS e- ssSsy7ssrsnos p''"
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CHEV. 80 2-dr. g." mechanic
special, 1915. Cash. terms, trade.
HER s2z6o sth and o sits. NV,
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CHEW. $50 VS. impaiG 4-dooT
ermine white finish, 7. and b.
auto, p.a,. one-year warranty
excel. eond., special S1.296, small
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CHEY. 80 4-dr. V-s, auto, s476.
c &C 3 t trade term. J H1EzRSsSoNs' sth
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CHEV. '57 2-dr., "2iO" %, !" auto,
27.O00 mi, owner. S77b. Cash
terms. trade; HERsoN's eth and
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CHEV. '0I V-B ImpAIA coupe
autumn gold finish, radio. heater,
auto, p.e., many other extras,
one-yeaf warranty, tmmae. eond.,
special S1.9ob. small down pay
ment. L
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CHEV. % 2-dI. sedan, excel. cond.
5 new t hs' SS3S or reasonable
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CHEVhOLET .65 2-dr. good shape
Also !IIS s ,Ss Packard. excellent shape
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cHEy "a a-d .Fi, ssI AT In ReaFG IsSS
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LOVING CHEVROLET

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bEER s2SSS, 9Th and o SITS. NV
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CHEVY '5s Impala convert "34s,'
n les. s' oif.r sn cs sos S1 oSo
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

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RENEWED
MONEY MAKERS
80 FORD Econoline panel deliv-
cry with windows. Fully equipped
Low mileage, 81 ,6ob.
81 CHEW. y ton pick up. "V-s"
engine, custom cab, 1898.
81 FORD y ton style. side picl
Up, economy engine. e-ft. body
81 VoLKswAGEN panel delivery
low mileage. S1,196.
| Chevy Chase Chevrolet
s401 Conn. Ave. OIL. 4-467.
Roe ,e1 5-yara dump. IN Al con
SCHOOL BUS '63 Chev. Wayne
24-passenRer, 5000. OF 6-i67I
or OIL. 4-5100.
TRUCKS. flatbeds, vans, G. and G
tractors, trailers, pickups. 26 4
choose from, Sherman Jeep AM
EEam9lsgs, Q; 8 so1. 5randyvins
wv l%Sss s4E gE. $50 due g. rS s9i7S goo
WILLYs gEEP 1861 panel, 9 Cyl.
low mileage, excel condition
$1,000. JU. 6-e034.
N-T0N FORD vANETTE TRUCK
New S-ply tires, good body anc
mechanical cond. Needs motor
$40. uN. 4-S7S6.
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Lindsay Olds- Cadillac
"AUTHoRIzEp pEALKR'

HARRINGTON SHOPPING CTR. "
Ov. 3-035O ALEXANDRIA
CADILLAC $50 6-WindoW 4-dr. hd.-
tp. 80" series. excel. eond..
cleaning white. equipped with
power brakes, power steering,
power windows, power seat. air
conditioning. r. and h. power an.
tenna. $2,46O or best offer. CAL
273-9649, day or eve.
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CHEVROLET 1888 Bel Air NomaC
station yason YES; powerglide
9fier, 990s Hurst st.. Bethesda
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caEv, '59 Impala cow. ,p.s.. .,
sell today, $1,000 wa. 3-ii29.
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CIV. ~ -4-dr. h.t., V.6, Z. and
h.. new short block 2s3 Gu. In
and rebuilt auto. trans. Run less
than 800 miles. new brakes. Rest
q e.. car 81 IN very VERY good eond.. 500