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growth and prosperity. The
truth is that this great dynamic
America has for nearly 200
years exceeded all expectations.
Therefore. today's forecasts
should be taken seriously. Here
are some, based on Census
Bureau figures and other
sources:
This decade will show a 20
per cent increase in the number
of people, an ever-increasing
market. There will be a 30-40
per cent increase in spending
money. There will be a rise in
the number of families in mid
dle-to-high brackets, and these
are the best buyers. There will
be more marriages than ever
before, which means more
homes and home furnishings
and equipment sold. There will
be more babies, even with a
stable birth rate. There will be
a sharp upsurge in teen-agers.
is to 20 years old, about Al
per cent up. And there will be
about q 40 per cent increase in
young adults, 20 to 80 years
old. No great increase is fore
cast in the middle-aged group,
80 to IS, but they'll have
higher incomes, and they are
great buyers. And therell be a
substantial increase in older
people, ages SIS and UP, and
they will be better heeled than
at any time in the past.
GIMP Will Zoom
Looking farther ahead to
1867, here are some of the
things we see:
Population will top 100000
900. Gross national product,
recently $3.50 billion will be in
the neighborhood of 81, 1000 bill
lion; in other words, a trillion.
Initiation will have shrunk the
dollar another Is per cent but
individual incomes will be up
so per cent. The working force,
now over seventy-five million,
will be around one hundred
million-over thirty million Of
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Tabor City tribune., 1963-05-22

Dreaming of your own vaca-
ticn cabin in the mountains,
on the shore Of Lake Wacca-
NAV. or on the beach?
This one, designed by the u.
s. Department of Agriculture,
is of frame construction, "a
feet square and easily expand-
able to three bedrooms, ac-
corcing to Charles d. Raper,
County Extension Chairman.
You can construct the exter-
Tor walls, then finish the in
side or add on at your conven-
fence. The wall between the
living area and the bedroom Is
a movable storage wall. The
bedroom partitions may be re-
moved or re-arranged with a
minimum of refinishing.
Although the working draw
ings show concrete foundation
walls and slab, you may find
Tabor City tribune., 1963-05-22
Tobor Golfers
PIoy In Stote
School TOURNEY

The Tabor City high school
golf team returned Tuesday
night from the State gol.
tournament in Chapel Hill.
Playing against teams from
all over North Carolina, the
local team did well. Eddie
Gore paced the team scoring
with a l60 total.
Attending t:e tournament
were: Gore. Richard Cameron.
Roger Elliott, and Frank
Stanley.
School Principal Randall
BurleSon accompanied IN"
team.
The team recently won the
Columbus County golf champ
ionship held at the Reiscl-
wood Golf Course. This was
the first such tournament TO
be held in the county.
Tabor City tribune., 1963-05-22
Extension Service Offers Free
PIon On "Dreum Cabin"

il more economical to use Q
wooden floor and masonry.
concrete or creosoted pole
piers if your site is steeply
sloping.
Heating for the cabin de-
pends on the season 1t Is to
be used. The plan is well a
dapted for hot air, hot water
or electrical heat.
This cabin may also be used
as low-cost living quarters
while a family constructs a
permanent home. Later, 1t may
be converted to a garage. II
this is your plan, build the ex-
terror walls with a Intel over
the future garage door so the
wall can be removed without
requiring special support.
You can get this plan from
your County Extension Office
in Whiteville by stopping by
Tabor City tribune., 1963-05-22
HUBEar A. POWERS

SHEPPARD AFB, Tex.
Airman First Class Hubert A
Powers Of Calhoun. Ga, Is be-
ing reassisned 70 Turner AFB.
Ga. following his graduation
from the United States Air
Force course for gas turbine
engine technicians here.
Airman Powers was trained
to maintain gas turbine EN-
gines, including engine build.
up, removal and installation.
The airman. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. HI. w. Powers of Rt.
Calhoun. Is a graduate of Son.
oraville High School. His wife
Is the former Ludie A. Booth,
daughter of Mrs. r. p. Batch
elor Of 212 Live Oak ST., Tab
or City, N. c.
Tabor City tribune., 1963-05-22
FB SoiIor
On "Project
HondcIosp"

TSS SPIEGEL GROVE -
Jerry r. Walker. fireman,
USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Zack
Walker of Hamer St. Fair
Buff. N. C., returned to Nor
'olk. Va, early this month a.
board the dock landing ship
USS Spiegel Grove following
lists to- ports in Africa and
South America.
The three-month tour was
tho Sriegel Groves partici-
patton in Solant Amity w, the
Navy's people-to-people pro-
-"1rn in the South Atlantic.
The ship was visited by thous-
ands Of persons in African
oorts before she returned to
the United States via Brazil.
Spiesel Grove crewrnen de-
livered tons Of Operation
Handclasp cargo to welfare
organizations and missions in
the African ports. The cargo
was donated in the United
States for distribution to needy
families overseas.
In addition, the crewmen
aided in community projects
such as rebuilding schools and
civic buildings.
The South Atlantic Amity
Force visited ports in the
Southern Hemisphere in the
interest Of maintaining good
relations with the citizens Of
'n,'m''ies seldom visited by
American ships. The ships
UgNn % instruments Of ma
tional policy and goodwill.
The Spiegel Grove Is the
flagship Of the Commander.
South Atlantic Forces.
Tabor City tribune., 1963-05-22
MuIti-MiIIion $$
Construction Set
ByT eIePhone Co.

Carolina Telephone expects
to spend about S12.8OO,OOO for
new construction during 1868,
according to President Fl. Dali
HolderneSS.
TITS expenditure will be
~"~rIire@" " he said. Ito fulfill
the d""nand for telephone ser
vice in eastern North Caro-
lima" This continuing demand
reflects the vigorous growth
now being experienced by this
section of the state, HolderncSS
noted.
IN 1"6? TO c0mpar'.'s "v-
n"n|itrres for new facilities
amounted to about $4,000, 600.
Thus, In 1903, the company
anticipates an increase of a
bout S2,800,000 in its con-
Struction requirements.
n Nrt'~Nr rpa Cf - 'r.,.'
""r'cti"kS for meaSurir@ the
vitality of an area is the an
nual increase in the number
Of telephones. In 1862 Carolina
Telephone gained more than
l4,200 telephones - increasing
the number In service to 223,-
281.
In the first quarter of 1863
the company gained more th7n
1000 new telephones.
About two-thirdS of the 1863
construction expcnd iturc -
some 50 million-will provide
i'i"nal local service and
will include the cost of central
office equipment. exchange
lines, telephone instruments
land and buildings. The bal
ance will be used to furnish
additional long distance facil-
tiles.
Tabor City tribune., 1963-05-22
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Tabor City tribune., 1963-05-22

u. S. citizens now own Sass
billion In Series E and HI Saw
inss Bonds. This represents
yearly one-sixth of the Ma
Tabor City tribune., 1963-05-22

ings Bonds owned by the A
merican people increased by
more than billion dollars in
1852. to a new high of SASS
billion.
Tabor City tribune., 1963-05-22

tional Debt. Almost S4.3 bill
lion worth Of bonds were pur-
chased in 1862 alone.
The casi, value of u. s. Saw.
Tabor City tribune., 1963-05-22

or by writing and asking for
Plan 1928.
Tabor City tribune., 1963-05-22
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Tabor City tribune., 1963-05-22

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I2:55 News
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,:3O 'Vo''A Turns
200 Ben Jerrod
2::25 News
2::30 The Doctors
800 Queen For Day
$3.50 You don't Say
400 Match Game
4:25 News
4:3O Edge of Night
500 Discovery
$50 Beany & Cecit
600 Ben M~r >-ss-
6::?c ~JtAry Log
I:5S Weather
ZOO ESQ Reported
7:l5 Iiur,t'ev Brrnkh
7::30 Mon. Movies
$50 Rifleman
1000 Ben Casey
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2::25 News
2::30 The Doctors
800 Queen For Day
$50 You Don't Say
Tabor City tribune., 1963-05-22

$3.50 Ossie & Harriet
800 Ben Mcdonald
$50 Look at Sports
6:55 Weather
ZOO E.SSo Reporter
7:l5 Huntley Brinkl>
7::30 Int. Showtime
$3.50 Sing Along
$50 Price is Right
1000 Tele. Hour
lI:00 Weather
,l:l5 Tonight
SATURDAY:
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1900 Teen Cantecn
loo Ind. on Parade
4:0C WV of Sports
$50 Presby. SyIod
600 Country Cousin
$50 Sports
6:45 News
6:55 w eather
7:C0 Mayfair Day
7::30 Benedic,
$3.50 NC;iale
600 Movies
ll:00 Feature Movie
l2:0u Wrestling
SUNDAY:
l2:OO Big Picture
loo Ind. On Parade
lis Baseball
400 Hootenanny
4:30 Oral Roberts
500 Days Ahead
$50 8uiIwInkl,
500 Meet The Press
$50 McKeever & c.
100 tnS:gr O'roJle
Tabor City tribune., 1963-05-22
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4:25 News
80 Edge of Night 4
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It's Huniley Brink
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1890 Probe
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2::25 News
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400 Match Game
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100 Ir', Mcdonald
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Misses Sportsweor
Reductions

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IS Cotton Shirts and T-Shirts. Short
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styles. White and good color selec-
tion. Comparable volue 4.99, 500
so Bermuda Shorts. PosteI shades in
o royon/ cotton blend, lobeled for
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1925. 500
10 Suede and Other Leather Jaekets,
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Comparable values IS 90 and SO. 95,
1900 and 22.oo
II Wool Points, clear coIors and pot
terms. Some proportioned lengths in
cleor color styles. Comparable vol
ues 1895 and 1895, 500
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wool and fur blends, lobeled for fob
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and 2295, ll.oo end 100
rs WooI co-oFdinotes in red, blue
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BILE volus 1875, 1900
PIoid and Clear Color Skirts, COM
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100 Infonts' Knit Hefs and Bon
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so 2-Pises Femous- Aeks Sleep
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20 Prem Suits, one-piece upper
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1900
7 Cribs, discontinued styles, in
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Medium size cribs in northern hord-
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Congress party members who
met Mr.. Nehru and sub
seQuently leaked" reports that
he had not asked for the
scheme and did not want 1t.
What Mr.. Nehru apparently
had objected to was the
freighted title, AIR umbrella. "
and not the concept Of a West
ern air defense itself.
Leftist propaganda here has
also been geared to portray the
United States as lined up on
the side of Pakistan in its long
standing quarrel with Idnia,
Another leftist line is to urge
q relaxation Of efforts to secure
aid from the West by implying
that the Soviet Union will
come through with everything
India needs"
But the air defense scheme
offered more fertile ground for
propaganda exploitation since
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-28

lean and British intercepter
squadronS to defend Indian
cities in the event of another
Chinese attack.
Sitting five rows behind Mr..
Nehru as he spoke was former
Defense Minister Krishna
Menon, who fell from grace at
the height Of the Chinese in
vasion last fall. He has been
consigned by most observers to
political obscurity.
Much Of Mr.. Krishna Men
on's rehabilitation in recent
weeks has come from the sue
cess of his followers in shrewdly
portraying the emergency air
defense scheme as something
the West was thrusting at In
dia against her will.
A cluster Of national-Co
munist. anti-American publ
cations are supported by Mr.
Krishna Menon's friends. In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-28

Icluding the widely circulated
Bombay weekly, Blitz, to which
Mr.. Krishna Menon sometimes
contributes articles, and q
IDelhi-published weekly modelled
after Time magazine. (Mr,
Krishna Menon also plans TO
bring out q new weekly, Cen
fury, soon; publication Of a
new daily scheduled for late
January was delayed by Q
shortage Of funds and q re-
ported falling-out between Its
editor and Mr.. Krishna
Menon)
All these publications have
been marshaled to play up the
dangers Of an "air umbrella
as a device by the United States
to drag India through the back
door to q military alliance
Then further confusion was
created by delegations Of Com
munist and pro-Krishna Menon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-28

question that the Joint United
States British air team had
come at the urgent request OF
the Indian government. Needed
action now, Mr.. Nehru said,
was extension Of existing air
strips, improvement of ground
control and communication
systems" to streamline the In
dian air force and enable In
dia, should q sudden emer-
gency arise. to be helped by
friendly countries"
To Mr.. Nehru's mind this was
something quite different from
an "air umbrella" involving
foreign bases and foreign
planes" which he said had
been described in incorrect
and greatly exaggerated" news
reports. But to everyone else
this seemed a pretty plain In
dorsement of the proposal for
possible Intervention by Amer
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Of Quality Foshion
FobVics

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yord 3Se
s62 YsFds Royon Blends. TsxtuFsd
cottons, Cotton Sotins, Co N led
Cotton Prints, oil lobeled for
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32S Yords Cotton BFoesdss, Geld
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Krishno Menon Forces
Exploit West Air Aid

bases" and possible threats Of
Western domination.
It took q major policy declar-
alton by both Prime Minister
Nehru and Ambassador John
Galbraith to set the record
straight.
Mr.. Galbraith made 1t en-
phatically clear that both
United States military as
sistance and the controversial
air defense study were in re-
Spouse to midas request,
Eighteen hours later Prime
Minister Nehru assured the In
dian parliament there was no
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-28

after q century OF Western
control, any suggestion Of for
eign domination arouses deep
fears in the Indian mind.
The proposed air defense was
concrete proof Of Western
friendship. 1t was eagerly
sought by almost all of Mr..
Nehru's ruling Congress party
Thus 1t had to be misrepre-
scented as leading to the rule
Indians are trying to escape,
For a while II looked like
Mr., Krishna Menon. Mr.,
Nehru's personal friend for 40
years. might have caused some
rethinking on the air defense
scheme at the Prime Minister'S
residence. A measure Of Mr..
Krishna Menon's remaining In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-28
Lobster War Fleet
Denied by France

PARIS, Feb. % (AP) A
French naval spokesman has
denied Brazilian charges that
a French task force is heading
for the lobster war off Brazil.
He said the French ships were
off Africa's West Coast
about 1900 miles from the dis
puted area.
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Girls ApporeI
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100 Pretty Dresses in o choice OF
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IS Pieces. In group ore bIouses,
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wear, properly Iobeled for fobrie
content. liz in group. Comporo-
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Women's Shoes
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By RICHARD CRITCHFIELD

oRSSA4A W Aus oeah
NEW DELHI. - The heated
controversy over midas re-
quest for a Western air de-
tense in case of renewed Chi
nese attack is held as evidence
that v. X. Krishna Menon is
stu an effective political force
In this country.
National fears. inspired by
Mr.. KriShna Menon's leftist,
progressive" and national
Communist followers led to a
widespread public controversy
here over specters of foreign
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-28
Mems FoII-Weieht
Suits at Servings

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Mems InitioIed
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7 &c

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I.SS, Z for 800
8 Garment Covers for suit or sport
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royon, 4l96 cotton. Comparable
volue 1925, SIS
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Mems TyroIeon
Hats Reduced

e comp ,.%s 600
80 Collins TyFelssR Hsts Of fine
Austrion velour. Mostly W, ", "
sizes. Cheese from sFeY Sand.
green, black end light green. Not
every size In oil eolors.
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Washable Winthrop
Nybue Casual Shoes
Reduced from Stock
comparable
vaIGs 500

zs3 peir oF smst essuol shoes In
red. green. grey and whippet eoloU.
Mostly Moreover and wider widths.
All weShobls suedsd nylon uppsrs.
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Men, Sove 500 and
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50 AlI-cotsen Corduroy Shirts. long,
sleeve models by fomous maker.
S, N, | sizes. Comparable volus.
500, I.u
10 FIonnsI ShIns by Fomous MoksL
loo9o cotton. long sleevsd, S. N,
L. xL. Comparable voIus, 400, l.ss
~ Imported cssueI Corduroy costs.
SNORT Europson cut in vide woIs
cotton corduroy, Comparable volus,
$500, s.ss
. Femovs-Noms Outer Jssksts with
foam innerlintno dominated 10 she'll
for top wormth without excess
weight. Comparable value, 1925,
s.SS
40 Psln Dress SIssks. mostly sum-
msr weight, assorted styles, 80. 81,
81. SO, 40, AZ sizes. Comparable
value, 1895 TO 1925. S.ss
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fluence is that It took a speech
In Parliament TO show he had
not.
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Winthrop Nybue Golf
Shoes at Servings
comparable
vaIue 1925

81 poirs washable suede finish nyIon
shoes. diH end dust brush swsy.
Most moreover and wider widths.
Green and wnippst eOIors.
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