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Evening star., 1963-04-30

wall AlSCOn may Ieel ike n
man with an AK hanging over
his head. but is he losing any
sleep over it2
Not so you can tell 1t, the
balding, haraSsed manager of
the Dodgers insisted after his
team dropped its fourth in a
row last night, bowling to the
Nets, Az, at the Polo Grounds.
How does it feel to read
that you're on the griddle and
that you may be fired at any
minute?" the normally quiet
spoken former school teacher
said in the tense Dodger dress
ing room after the game.
well, I'll til you'll don't
like it a doggone bit. But am
I staying awake nights, worry
ing about it? I certainly am
not. I have no apologies OF
make to anybody. My con-
science is clear"
During the last several weeks,
the baseball market has been
flooded with reports that the
Los Angeles team is rent with
dissention and that Aston is
on the verge Of losing his job
to his coach, Leo Durocher.
The reports reached such
proportions that Luzzie Bavasi,
the Dodgers general manager.
found it necessary to call a
closed meeting of the players
and warn them against criti-
cizing their boss.
Bavasi acknowledged that
complaints had come from
some of the players and that
Durocher had passsd along
some of the gripes.
II don't want them telling
me who should manage the |
club, Bavasi said.
Relations Strained
Later, Bob Kennedy. head
coach Of the Chicago Cubs, pre-
dicted that Aston would lose
his job If he lost a game dur
ing a recent series. The
Dodgers lost the game but
Aston kept his job. Kennedy
repeatedly sent AlS..n an
apology.
Relations between Aston and
Durocher repeatedly have be-
come so strained that Durocher
has moved his locker from the
managers private enclosure at
Los Angeles.
Invisible icicles seemed toI
drop from their ears when Ais
ton and Durocher dressed after
last nights game. Not a word
passed between them although
their dressing quarters were al
most adjoining In the Polo
Grounds visitors locker room.
Durocher calmly combed his
thinning hair while Aston. less
than three feet away, answered
the reporters post-game grill
ing.
The veteran Los Angeles man.
ayers face Redeemed WHICH the
subject of team dissension and
job security was brought up.
Backed by Bosses
who says I'm in danger Of
losing my job?" Aston asked
belligerently. mot my bosses.
Just some newspapermen. Why
ask me about it2 Ask them"
At this point, Bill Skowrcn,
former Yankee and one Of the
newest OF the Dodgers, broke
In.
ITS a stupid thing TO talk TO
this man about he said. why
don't you knock II Off"
Aston. 6-foot-2 and 2l0
pounds with little excess fat,
refused TO duck the issue.
IF you want 10 know whether
all this tripe bothers me. the
answer is yes," he said. You
can't help being disturbed when
you keep reding about II.
IF you want TO know whether
It's affected my managing, the
answer Is no. / feel I'm going
as good a Job as a man can
don
Evening star., 1963-04-30
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Evening star., 1963-04-30

BACKSEAT DRIVER Just missed in a sprint and
gets the vote here ROCK DIAMOND fourth in
creditable effort at Aaueduct BLUE THOR
rOwly beaten the turf for $4,000
Evening star., 1963-04-30

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Evening star., 1963-04-30
Scratches

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Evening star., 1963-04-30
FIRST RACE-Purse, S3.SO,O claiming, (s75OO)i two
year-old maidens; five furlOngs.

MY SALVATION third in her bow and gets the
vote In this five furlongs sprint for 2yeaT Old YOUTH
AND AGE has been training satisfactorily for Bernie
Bond. IA CALAVAD0S fifth In a fair effort earlier
Evening star., 1963-04-30
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Evening star., 1963-04-30
Joe KeAys laurel Kandicups
WEDNESDAY RACES. TRACK SLOPPY POST TIME, 1880 PM

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you QUILL Is improving but will require top
effort this closely matched field Of sprntes
WAR PILOT was winner for $4,000. HURRY UP
DOC third the turf for $1,000
Evening star., 1963-04-30

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Evening star., 1963-04-30

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, 1963-11-02

and will do your best not to repeat your errors
I'd say it was definitely encouraging that she apparently hasn't
broken off with you completely, so if you'll Just go ahead and try
what I suggest, things might eventually work out.
Perhaps You Can Keep Things From Getting Worse
Dear Beatrice Fairfax:
I've been married only a few months and have tried to do
everything ! can to make my husband happy, but he has a dread
full temper and getssnnad at me sometimes without my really know
ing what makes him mad.
How can 4 cope hethis, because I love him and would BE
brokenhearted if anything happened to break US up?
Mrs. a. T.
Dear MrssAaL.
Did you know your husband long enough before you were mar
ried to discover that he had this kind of temper? If so, did you
believe that he'd change after your marriage?
Unfortunately, many young women have the idea that once
they're married, their husbands will at once drop their bad habits,
or til things about their personaitesth that would make life with
difficult They couldn't be more wrong. For people 60 into marriage
with the characteristics they have and unless they realize their own
character faults and sincerely Want to correct them, there's usually
real trouble ahead.
What I'm leading up to is that I'm afraid all you can do about
your husbands temper is to avoid making things worse by quarrel
ng with him when he gets angry. The best thing at such times is
just nOtsto answer. him at all. but walk out of the room. even out
OF the house, and stay away for a little while. Then, when you come
back, pretend nothing unpleasant had happened and be cheerful and
friendly as. usual
IN this way, you may at least be able to keep things from getting
progressively worse as your marriage grows older.
, 1963-11-02

The big mystery is what ever happened to the romance Of Pat
Parvln and Richard Conte, who divorced his wife in Mexico about
q month ago SO he could marry Pat. They even took out d marriage
license, but SO far, it apparently hasn't been used.
It will be an unwise young man who gets fresh with Grouchn
Marks 17-year old daughter, Belinda She's taking Judo lessons.
# George Burns wants to switch careers, hen have no trouble
as an agent He's Just had Jack Benny sign the Lettermen, that
popular sextet Of nsiegrsT and musicians, to work With jack at rTar-
rahs Club in Lake Tahoe over Christmas and New Years.
Fred Pc Cordovs, who is stepping out as director Of the Jack
Benny nv Show to take . job At screen gems. is being replaced
by Norman Abbot.
Peters Ford, Glenn and Eleanor PoweIFs son, is taking business
course at Santa Monica City College but since he played ! role
m Company Of cowards@ with his father, he's also now enrolled
with drama coach, Vincent Chase.
, 1963-11-02
ADVICETo LovELoRN BY Bedhice FGirfox
Famous Authority on Problems Of Love & Marriage

what was The Cause OF The Frcion7
Dear Beatrice Fairfax:
A title over a. year ago, at the age Of IS, I fell in love with a
cir. You may wonder IL ! really know what love is. Well / hope
so.
Anyhow, we were, planning on marriage in the near future, but
somehow or other something caused friction between rs and now
my girl says she doesn't care to even talk about marriage. She says
we'll never make a go Of it and she simply won't even talk about it
any more. 81
love this girl and she says she loves me, 50 how can I convince
her she's wrong and that we really can make a 60 of i, or should /
try and find someone else?
t 4 Harry
Dear Harry:
At Is, it certainly does seem as though you really should know
something about what love is. but frankly, it doesn't seem to me
that you do. Or could it be- perhaps, that you know more about it
than this girl you wished to marry, whose age you don't mentioned?
At any rate, YOU tell me nothing about what caused the trouble
between you so you can see that it's very hard for me to give you
any useful advice about il.
Knowing as little as / do, about all ! can suggest is that you
might begin all over again to court the girl Don't talk to her, or
let her talk to you, about whatever quarTes you've had. Just do
nice things for her, be just as considerable and devoted as you can,
give her good times and see if that doesn't make her feel differently.
If the trouble was that you did or said things that hurt her or made
her angry without meaning to, Of course you'll tell her you're sorry
, 1963-11-02
BY Louellu q. Persons


For over two years Louis Nye-the man on the street on the
Steve Allen show-.had everyone in stitches. Since he and steve
parted company, Louis has appeared in Wheeler Dealers, and
other movies including who's Been Sleeping in My Bed and The
Stripper"'.
Now Louis can take another bow. David Swift has signed him
for "Good Neighbor, SAM, in which he'll play 4 seuthing detective.
He joins Jack Lemon, Rony Schneider, Dorothy Propine and Mike
Connors. 4 IS iIafLun Hl4k5
----
David Wolper, who has done very well with his reminiscing TV
series on Hollywood and its greatest stars of the past has another
coming up you wont want to miss. Titled "The Man Called BOeart,.
The whole segment is dedicated to the one and only Humphrey
Bogart.
Few viewers realize the research which goes into these TV
shows on old Hollywood For instance. in delving around for mater
ial on DOGGY, Wolper uncovered an eightminute "short' filmed by
DOGGY in 1929 for the old Vitaphone Company which has hsvvery
first appearance before a movie camera. His leading lady was Ruth
, 1963-11-02

Etting Many fans still think that Bogeys screen debut was "Fhe
Petriaed Forest" in which he played the heavy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-19
Sneuky Dog Finds
Wuy Out of Pipe

GADSDEN. Ala. (AP) Dogs
get into the darndest places.
After passersby heard q pup
py's cries from q concrete drain
pipe. workmen for the city
pound found they couldn't
reach the pup through the pipe.
So a truck with a winch was
brought In. II lifted q heavy
slab Of concrete and a fireman
went into the opening and
called TO the dog.
II came running out with It's
tail wagging.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-01-30
Cox-Pruet Wedding Vows Said
Saturday In Alabama Ceremony

Miss Phyllis Cox, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jake j. Mack
OF Birmingham, Ala, BECAME
the bride. of William B. Pruet
Jr.. son of MIR. and Mrs. Will
liam Pruet, ST.. of Gadsden.
Ala, Saturday Jan. 26 at 7:3O
p. IN. The ceremony. was held
IN the Powderly Baptist Chur-
Oh in Birmingham; officiating
minister was Rev. LaveIle
Kennedy.
The church was decorated
WIN large iurns of white ciiry-
santhemumS; palms. and Jade
foliage were used. as back
background. Soft nuptial mus
&c was played at the beginning
of the service. The church alt
ar was laden with satin prize
dieu hanked with cathedral
candles. Wrought iron candle
labra holding burning white
taperS were near the altar.
Mrs. Fred Braselton, Corpus
christi, Texas, was her sisters
maid of honor. Other honor
attendants were Carol Kiker.
Nancy Spurricr, and Peggy
Driver of Birmingham, Mrs.
Robert Merit of Tuscaloosa.
and Janet Harrcl Of Tampa.
Lynn Whitehead, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Whitehead OF
Tabor City. carried a basket OF
white petals. Terry Lee White
mead was the ring bearer.
Given in marriage by her
Step-father, the bride wore an
Italian silk gown embroidered
with Alencon lace. The fitted
bodice was emphasized by
hand clipped lace enriched
win pearls and paillettes
which retraced the neckline
and cascade down the sheath
front skirt, extending into n
wide cotillion train. Her fling
ertip veil of illusion fell from
lace pillbox hat. She wore a
bouquet fashioned into a spiral
cascade of white butterfly ros-
es, ivey conferred with white
orchids and complemented
with StreamcrS and French
n!aline. ..
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-01-30

For her daughters wedding
The mother of the bride chose
a champagne lace and chiffon
outfit with matching accessor-
les. The bridegroom's mother
wore a sheath of blue chiffon
trimmed in matching lace chif-
ION with co-ordinated access
cries.
Honor attendants and brides
MAIDS wore tea length dresses
OF Jewel-blue delustered satin
Yelled skirts were topped with
basque bodices, elbow sleeves.
and Skooped necklines. Match
ing pillbox hats and bouffant
wells completed their outfits.
Following The ceremony a
reception was held i'm tho
church parlor.
The bride chose for her trav-
cling costume brown s,,it
win fox fur collar and match
ing accessories.
a wedding trip to Galloway
HardenS, Georgia, followed the
wedding.
me couple will reside in
tuscaloosa, Alabama. -
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-01-30

, makes eight 81. Y. .Igs.
To 60 with this taste-de-
lightful dish. serve potatoes,
green asparagus. a crisp salad
and crusty rolls. And just ip
case you're feeling caloric-
conscious by this time, serve &
gelatin fruit dessert crowned
with low -alorie topping.
II you are serving this meal
to guests, don't be surprised
If they call you by a nickname
Ham! You're Just bound
to reap compliments.
One way to brighten up your.
breakfasts is to make the
table as cheerful as possible.
Most adults and children are
rather groggy and some
times grouchy at the be-
Of each new day. BY
using an artificial
flower arrangement and/or in
ltialled placematS, you're al
most sure to get your family
awake faster. A pancakes
menu will also
make the family glad they're
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-01-30
Singietarys Cine
RetaSt For Friends

Members Of the First Bap-
tist Church and faculty mem
oerS of Douglass School were
entertained at. repass given
by the Rev. and Mrs. v. S.
Singfetary Sunday Immediate
ly following the morning wur-
ship service.
Mrs. Goldie johnson served
as chairman for the repast.
we hope and trust the re-
past was enjoycd by, all of
you as much as we enjoyed
giving II to'yOu expressing our
Christmas and New Years
wishes for each nf You" thc
S'ngletarys toid their guests.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-01-30
COMPLETES TRAINING

FORT BLISS, TEX.-Army
National Guard Pvt. Larry M.
Stanley, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Neal M. Stanley, Clarendon,
N. rC:.Yreceatly Seempleted-, &C.
tive Army training under tho
Reserve Forces Act program as
an artillery automatic weapons
crewman at The Air Defense
Center, Fort Bliss, Tax.
Stanley is regularly assigned
to Battery B of the 252nd Ar
tillery, an Army National
Guard unit in Fair Bluff, N.
c., where he will complete the
remainder of his military OBJ
legation.
The 23-year-old soldier is
a 1857 graduate of Williams
Township High School, White
vile, and 1861 graduate of
Atlantic Christian College,
Wilson.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-01-30

er Sewing Machine Company,
Will demonstrate on several
makes of machines how to use
the attachments available and
how to get the best use of your
sewing machine. You will be
given an opportunity to prac-
uce ON some of the machines
II you wish.
The workshop will be held
at the Agricultural Building
on the corner of 4th Avenue
and Kingston st. in the Audit
orium. The workshop will be-
gin promptly at $3.50 A. M. and
continue all through the morn
ing, SO come early and stay
late or come when you can and
leave when you wish to.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-01-30

The picture above was drawn
by Jan Herlocker, daughter OF
MIR. and Mrs. j. A. Herlockecr.
Jan seems to have quite a
knack for drawing and, ac-
cording To her mother. sis
constantly drawing something
or other" What struck is as
unusual about this drawing is
that 1t can be miSinterprcted
so easily. We're sure that little
Jan was unaware Of the humor
in her picture. Part of the uni
qucnesS in any drawing is the
achieving of something you
weren't aware of. isn't it?
III you're a busy home
maker hostess. you'll appre-
ciatc the following recipe sent
us recently by reader. The
dish is called Ham Loaf En-
tree
Ingredients arc:
? cans chopped ham
1-pound Az ouncc) can
pineapple slices
l/3 cup brown sugar
tsp. cOrnStarch
tsp. Worcestershire
sauce
l tsp. prepared mustard
IL tsp. cloves
l tsp. red wine vinegar
Make three deep cuts in
each ham loaf almost through
to bottom. Make these cuts "a
long the width of the loaf.
Place the two loaveS side by
side in baking pan. Insert
half of a pineapple slice in
each cut. Combine "a cup
syrup from pineapple with re-
ingredients. Simmer
gently about five minutes.
Pour this over the ham and
pineapple. Bake i'm hot oven
(4O0 degrees F.) about TWEEN
ty minutes. until hot and
glazed. Add rest of
slices last ten min
utcS. Basic frequently. This
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-01-30
WSCS Pians District
AHnHai Meet Ian. 80

Zone one of the Womah's
Society OF Ch'isfan Service, 81
the Marion District will bsjd
its annual meeting at Bcijr
Mcmorial Methodfst cRurcbs
MlHreIlS Inlet, Jan 80; at 500
D. M. 1s !. ~ :
Mrs. H,'R. Sale, If Lexipg-
tom s. C"fGonierepce Secret4
airy .9f Pf9m9t.on. will be the
featured Speaker: Z. -,
Miss Maggie johnson spent
several days here last week
during q semester break from
Fayetteville State Teachers
College where she is student,
She is the daughter Of the la,e
sam Johnson and Mrs. Goldie
johnson.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-01-30
Workshop Scheduled
On Sewing Machines
ny MAE ANDERSON
Hsme Demonstration Agent

Are you having trouble with
your sewing machine? Have
you put your attachments to
iuil use? Do You want to learn
now to use q sewing machine?
These and many other ques-
lions will be answered for you
II you wish to attend the sew
ing machine workshop spon-
sored by your home agents,
Mrs. Mae M. Anderson and
Miss Patricia M. Kizer, on
Thursday, Jan. 81.
Dorothy Newcomb, Educa-
tional Supervisor for the Sing
St. Paul recorder., 1963-11-14
SEAT OF GOVERNMENT BY
DAY, FLOPHOUSE AT NIGHT

Sake, Congo (ANP) - This tiny
village of 200 residents will never
be the same again, after having
served temporarily as the seat Of
government Of North Kivu prov
ince.
Last fan, when the North Vivu
province was formed the govern
ment was prohibited from estab-
hshing its capital in the larger and
better equipped city of Coma, 20
miles away.
Thus, the Presidents office is in
an old grocery store; the economic
affadrs ministry in dry-goods
store, and the Public Works minis
try in and old warehouse. By day
government business Is transacted
in the converted stores, but at
night, the refugees take over, us
ing the stores as sleeping quarters.
St. Paul recorder., 1963-11-14
Test DeSesregafion
Agreement In S0Vdnndh;
lie Mnkals. HhAeIfars

Use moIeISI InS0IeES
Savannah, Ga. (A1NP)-Negroes
last week registered at a down.
town hotel that had previously
barred them, and received service
at some motels and three formerly
all-white theaters, all Of which
were desegregated as a result Of
a two-month, intensive anti-segre-
CATION campaign.
There were no incidents.
The agreement for hotel, motel
and theater desegregation was
worked by committee of business
in an effort to forestal more DEM
onstrations by Negroes. Last June
and July many Negroes were ar
rested and several persons were
injured during the campaign.
Hosea Williams, an integration
leader who spent more than a
month in Jail for participating in
the protests, was one of the first
to test the desegregation agree
ment. Williams, a chemist, and his
wife registered at the downtown
hotel.
Other desegregated facilities in
Savannah include buses and golf
courses, and two Negro students
are currently enrolled in former
white schools. An city-controlled
facilities are said to have a policy
of non-discrimination.
St. Paul recorder., 1963-11-14
BOOTS TAKE FASHION ROAD

The lass who tops the best
dressed" list this season will take
the high road to fashion with tall,
trim leather boots.
Women win find the boot is un-
beatable in any weather-or any
leather. A special preview Of leath-
er boots for next season, held at
Shoe Fashion Service.
A dazzling variety of colors,
styles and textures, including
smooth, grained, waxy, brushed,
suede and patent leather, is avail
able.
A new boot silhouette, high and
hmb-hugging, is more faithful to
the contours of the leg than the
wider - cut boot seen last year.
This pared down shape gives the
boot an lat home" look indoors
as weN as out.
And new feather-Hght feathers
make it feel as weightless as a
hrnnmingbird's wing on your foot.