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Tabor City tribune., 1963-08-21
Rofuyions Hear
cfGovernor

Addressing the local Rotary
Cub Monday night. Beverly
Moss. E,tgry governor If this
area, linked Tabor City Rota--
i n, with urur. than a halt
million other business and pro-
ICssiun3l men Wi.u belong To
Rut,ry clubs in communities
a., md the world.
Rotary clubs are junction.
lng il more lnln 1850 COM
munItiuS III l29 countries" h.
said, and despite The diversity
ol their iauguagcS, customs.
and Political and religious be-
ucfs, they are working toward
such mutually desired goa.S. as
community brttvrmcnt. the
promotion u! nigu standards in
business and the advancement
af world understanding"
Mr.. Moss. a manufacturers
agent uI aShlnGtOH, North
Carolina. was in Tabor City
ma!oIll Ris official visit To the
local R.dury club. one of the
II clui. in his district.
RefGrring Ia the program Of
Cul =. Miller, president Of
Rotary International for 1853
Ga, Mr. Moss said, This dis
trlCt has been matched with
district 4G7 located in Brazil aS
Il means Of furtncring better
understanding and fricndlier
lC tons between ROtarianS of
the two countries. All Rotary
districts nave been similarly
matched. Our contacts with our
sister district are taking
shape and plans are being
made for exchange visits of
groups OF young people"
Tabor City tribune., 1963-08-21
Economic Warfare Ruqinq
Within Our Peaceful Town

of the streets of Tabor City.
hardly a shopper has managed
to make even ShoT. stop
without coming under the
second of his persistent and
almost continual call. Boil Pc
nuts" Grip is 38 years cid.
Lee Ward holds title To the
second spot. Gaining to have
sold peanuts for the past 20
years.
The pCwCom"r is Jerry Pow
ell who sells peanuts from lis
farm i'm the New Hope Com
munity.
Two Of the peanut pcddlerS
claim that they are being Civ
en- cutthrOat competition and
that everyone else is trying to
undcrSCll them. But the third
party is little more level
headed and doesn't think the
situation TO be SO bad.
Tabor City tribune., 1963-08-21
Court Supports
Phone Company
In Cover Fight

II. j. Will, local manager for
Carolina Telephone, stated to-
cay that the use of telephone
directory covers containing adj
vertiSing is contrary to a re-
cent federal district court rul-
ing.
He cited an injunction issu-
ed by federal district court
in North Carolina against a
distributor of the covers.
The injunction prohibited
Tel Service Company, a Flor
ida corporation, from continue
ing to send the covers 10 sub
scribers Of Citizens Telephone
Company, Brevard, North Car
olina.
In part the injunction states.
"a telephone directory is such
as integral part of telephone
Continued CT. Page ~
Tabor City tribune., 1963-08-21

81 don't care about Knocking
anybody out of sale" he
says, "in fact, | hope that we
all sell all that we have"
Grip commented, There's SO
many people selling peanuts,
that we have to- worry about it
to- keep from selling 10 each
other"
The heat of the controversy
lies around the location Of
their peanut booths. The corn
CT iii front of Harrelson's
Pharmacy seems To- be the most
lucrative spot in town and the
mayor has told them that the
first one there has the place.
SO each morning they rush to
get there first.
Another part Of the cOntrov-
ersy centerS around the fact
that one OF the statesmen
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Tabor City tribune., 1963-08-21
County Named
Disaster Area,
Loans Available

Columbus County has been
declared an excessive rainfall
disaster area by the Depart
ment of Agriculture, according
to an announcement this morn
ing by Robert b. Horning.
Charlotte Branch Manager, of
the Small Business Admins
tration.
The action came as a result
of a severe hailstorm suffered
on July 23rd, Horning said.
ANY small business firm
located in the county is eligi-
bic for consideration for a
SBA Disaster Loan provided il
can show substantial economic
injury resulting from the hail
Continued On Page 4)
Tabor City tribune., 1963-08-21
Needle
Tabor Products

Tabor's two new sewing
plants were making giant
strides forward this week as
expansion continued at both
Tabor Products Manufacture
ing Company and Sportee Cor
pogatlon OF North Carolina.
Tabor Products began its
night shift operations on Nom
day and Al Whitehead, man
a2er, said that approximately,
40 people would be employed
oy that firm by the end of the
week. Meantime, electricians,
carpenters, plumbers and air
conditioning workmen were
creating a beehive of activity
throughout the old Planters
Warehouse building.
The thorough renovation of
the warehouse is underway
tnat Will give the firm a full
1900 square feet of working
space and perform a face lift
ing that viii l., an attractive
addition to the business COM
munity.
More machinery is i'm trans
IL now as the manufacturer of
ladies Sleepwear is pushing
rapidly ahead with the eX-
pandcd operation.
Street paving at the rear of
the plant is scheduled To be
oune III the near future along
with installation OF adequate
drain tile.
Numerous material racks
nave been erected and cutting
tables are i'll operation. The
temporary partition that block
ed off the original 10000
square feet has been removed
as the sewing room itself ras
required additional space.
The Sleepwear product now
manufactured by the firm is
iindlng its way to all corners
OF the country as demand has
steadily increased. Shipments
are now being made direct
from the Tabor City plant to
buyers over the country
Atlanta Lingerie. the parent
company of the local operation,
has expressed the immediate
need for a stepped up produc-
ton in line with the demand
FOR their product and this has
Increased the need for a rapid
completion of the renovation.
Tabor City tribune., 1963-08-21
Carol Ann C'Conner Is Seeking
"Loris Tobacco Queen" Crown

Miss Carol Ann O'Conn"r.
daughter of Mr.. and Ms.
Charles O'Conner of Tabor
City, vii vie for the title of
Miss LOriS Tobacco Queen"
Tuesday, August % in Loris.
s. c. Miss O'Conner is the cur
rent Miss Tabor City"
Miss O'Conner was recently
notified that she has also been
invited to participate in tine
Mullins Tobacco Festival to be
held in Mullons, S. c.. Sept.
20 She was asked to vie for
the Miss Bright Leaf TobaC-
co Queen" crown and will take
part in all-day festivities. \
parade, luncheon, visit to ware
houses and evening gown COM
petition are featured on the
Tabor City tribune., 1963-08-21
Estroneed Man
Murders Wife;
Kills Himself

An eStranged husband shot
and fatally wounded his wife
Wednesday morning and then
killed himself near the State
Line
Horny County Coroner Lit
tlejohn Blanton ruled tnat the
death of Mrs. William (Helen)
Auvil was murder and that of
her husband suicide. He said
no inquest would be held.
Shorty Graham, on whose
farm the shooting occurred,
said Anvil hid in a corn field
and fired twice with a shotgun
at his wife as she left the
residence of her mother. Mrs.
Tabor City tribune., 1963-08-21
1ubor Weed Prices
Highest I'm SfuFe

Tabor City sales lead North
Carolina Markets for the first
week OF tied leaf sales" sand
Mardon Dorman today. Price.
here for the first week avcrs.-
cd S60.70 while North Care
lima markets averaged $50.
The volume OF sales. how.
ever, has been light. On Tn,
llghtcSt sale day. l27Lon
pounds were sold, and :J2 oO0
pounds on the heaviest 6av
Dorman appeared satisfied
with results of the first wcrl.s
sale of tied leai which RANGED
from high If S87 to a low If
Sl4.
Throughout the week. lh.
lan"r City Na.kcl averaged
tiom 81 to So in daily sale
aLoNe other North Carolin.
Tabor City tribune., 1963-08-21
Special Notice To
Prospective Pupils

All pupils who plan 10 at
tend Tabor City school this
year should register at once,
If you have not already done
so. We must complete all
registration by August 26th.
We are in the office each
day from 500 TO 1900 4.
III. and from I:30 10 1880 i'm
the afternoons.
Any pupil desiring 4
change in the schedule
should report at once. If
there are those who cannot
come by the office during
the day. may make an ap-
pointmcnt by telephone TO
come to the school at night.
Tabor City tribune., 1963-08-21
NOTICE.,

A meeting of the executive
board and the officers of the
student council of the local
high school will Smeet at the
school on Monday night, Aug
uSt 26. at 800 P. NJ.
Tabor City tribune., 1963-08-21
'CHEERLEADER TRYOUTS

TryOuts :vr Two cneerIcader
positions will be held Friday,
August 23. at p. m. in front
of the Tabor City High School.
Last years cheerleaders are
also urged to attend.
In case of rain. the meeting
will be held in the school gym.
Tabor City tribune., 1963-08-21

necessary
he County Health Depart
ment holds q clinic in Tabor
City each first and third Tues
day afternoons frcm = until
4 u. M.
Tabor City tribune., 1963-08-21

necessary"
Kodiak mirror., 1963-07-19
MENINGITIS CASE

One case of Meningococal Men ingitis was listed for Kodiak on the communicable disease report for the week ending July 18th. The Ko- diak Health Center advised that this singular case was on the naval station and was taken care of there. There were no other listings.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-07-19
lothar Biern1anski At Navy Air OCS

Penscola, Fla. (FHTNC)-Naval Aviation Officer Candidate Lothar P. Biermanski, son of MT. and Mrs. Alfred Biermanski of Kodiak Alaska is undergoing training at the Naval Pre-Flight School, Naval
Kodiak mirror., 1963-07-19

10:00-Expedition Colorado 11:30-Steve Allen
 Wednesday 9:30 A.M.-Coffee Break 4:45-Test Pattern 5:OO-Big Picture 5:30-Danny Thomas 6:O0-Cartoons \ 6:10-Science in Action 6:3O-News, Sports, Weather 7:00-Ed Sullivan 8:O0-Zane Grey Theatre 8:30-Academy Awards 1O:O0-Tonight Show 11:OO-Bowling
 Thursday 9:3O A.M.-Coffee Break 4:45-Test Pattern 5:O0-True Adventure 5:30-Sea Hunt 6:00LCartoOnS 6:15-Stump The Stars 0:30-News, Sports, Weather 7:O0EBat Masters0n 7:3O-Lockup 8:O0AGary Moore Show 9:OOEPasSwOrd 9:30-Perry Como 1O:30LMovie 12:OO-All Star Golf Note: All programs subject tl
 change without notice.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-07-19

the Kodiak Naval Station since September 1861 until he retired
 with the rank of Commander on June 1st was recently appointed assistant airport manager of the In- ternational Airport in Anchorage.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-07-19
Pensacola, Fla.

Air Station, Pensacola, Fla.
 Upon completing the 16-week Pre-Flight and Officer Indoctrin- ation course he will receive his commission as a Navy ensign.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-07-19

Read the classifieds for profit, use them for results.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-07-19

EAAu0y 9:3O A.M.-Coffee Break 4:OO-Insight 5:0O-Shari Lewis 5:30-Biography 6:OO-Cartoons 6:15-Pathe Educational Film 6:30-News, Sports, Weather 7:OO-What's My Line 7;3O-My Three Sons 8:W-Rawhide 9:O0-Untouchables 10:OO-Movie
 Saturday 12:15-Capt. Kangaroo 1:OOIFord Show 1:SO-Price Is Right 2:O0-All Star Baseball 4:3O-World Concert Hall 5:OO-Lawernce Welk Show 0O-Bonanza 7:OO-Willy 7:3OlDick Van Dyke 8:OO-Armstrong Circle Theatre 9:0O-Jack Paar Show 10:0OLMovie 11:3O1Movie
 Sunday 1:OO-This Is The Life 1:3O-The Christophers 2:OO-G.E. College Bowl 2:3O-C Championship Bridge 3:OOLThe Great Challenge 4:OO-Movie 5:3O-Candid Camera 6.OO-Disney Presents 7:OO-Combat 7:5O-Interlude 8:1O-Perry Mason 9:OO-Gunsmoke 9:3OlTwilight Zone 1O:OO-Movie 11:45-Man to Man
 Monday 9:3O A.M.-Coffee Break 4:45-Test Pattern 5:OO-Ted Mack 5:3O-Dobie GilliS 6:OO-Cartoons 6:15-Newsreel 6:30INews, Sports, Weather 7:0O-Andy Griffith 7:3O-Steve Canyon 8:OO-I's Dickens, He's Fenster 8:30-Joey Bishop 9:00-Lucky Lager Sports 9:3O-Peter Gum 1O:OO-Movie
 Tuesday 9:3O A.M.-Coffee Break 4:45-Test Pattern 5:O0L2Oth Century 5:3O-To Tell the Truth 6:OO-Cartoons 6:10-Air Force Story 6:3O-News, Sports, Weather 7:OOlMitch Miller 8:001John Glenn Story 8:301I've Got a Secret 9:00-Boxing
Kodiak mirror., 1963-07-19
GARRISON APPOINTED

William B. Garrison, executive officer and second in command of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-15

Pre-eUffed cotton eordUroys
in popular beIt-loop ivy style.
Find charcoal, tan. black or
olive in this proporfioned group.
Reg. 6-ls, Slim 6-14, Husky
1886. ALL 10 SUPER GIANTS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-15

Fcmevs E-Z brend he's cotton
thermoi knit construction, nom
skid seles. 2-pe. clipper style.
knit wrist end neck. IL. ALL 49,
SUPER GIANTS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-15

Bulky knitsl FIot knitsI cordisons
ond slipons, even some with
florol oppIiqves In this eollee-
ton Of Orion oendie beovfiesI
Assorted eoIors, 7-l4. ALL 10.
SUPER GIANTS.
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-01

The exhibit will feature the
space craft used by astronaut
Walter Schirra In his six orbit
flight In October '62. Along with
the space craft, special foods
and liquids used by the astro-
nauts will be displayed. Fair
visitors can also see a model Of
the Gemtni two-man space craft
and a continuous six minute
film, "Menu for Spaceflight. "
%k#
WE'RE MAKING MORE AND
SPENDING 1T. Americans
are making more money today
and spending 1t, too - accord
ing to a USDA study. Dispos-
able income In the second quar-
ter OF '63 was up three per-
cent to an adjusted annual rate
of $2,ll6 for each person In the
country. But expenditures kept
pace, as consumers bought five
percent more durable goods m
cars, appliances, furniture ~
and two percent more nondurable
goods such as food. Spending for
services was up four percent.
We continue to spend l9 percent
of our incomes for food, amount
ing probably to 1898 per person
this year. Ten years ago it was
% percent of a smaller income.
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-01
GoUf Associufed
With Success

A tendency to gout may be a
tendency to the executive suite,
a study reported in the current
Journal Of the American Medical
Association indicated today.
The findings show that gout,
long considered an upper class
disease, IS more closely associ-
ated with business and edu-
cational achievements than a
heritage Of blue blood.
Gout is an Inflammation Of the
joints of the hands or feet which
arises when uric acid accumu-
lates in the blood. More fire.
quent among men, it was the
bane Of Ulysses, Alexander the
Great, Charlemagne, Bacon, Mil
ton, Newton, Goethe, Darwin and
Harvey, the Journal report
pointed out.
The concentration OF serum
uric acid measured in five groups
of men in various geographical
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-01

force OF the Federal Govern
ment" behind local Rural Areas
Development (RAD) efforts. The
Committee, Of which Freeman
is chairman, includes the Sec
retaries of Commerce; Health;
Education and Welfare; Interior;
Labor, and Treasury; and the ad-
ministrators of the Housing and
Finance Agency, and the Small
business Administration.
&&%
MIDWEST DAIRY PLAN
BOOK agricultural engineers
and animal scientists from Is
Midwest colleges have pooled
their ideas on design of dairy
equipment and housing. Result:
A 72-page booklet, "Dairy Equip
ment Plans and Housing Needs. %
It's available for $lthrough usual
college channels in the Midwest;
states outside the Midwest may
order from John PederSen, Mid
west Plans, Iowa State Univer-
sity, Ames, Iowa.
%**
HEPTACHLOR for Alfalfa
Weevil, But. Fall treatment with
heptachlor control alfalfa weevil
is still being recommended, but
resistance to the insecticide and
change in life cycle Of the insect
are being reported In spots In
Eastern States. Reports are scat
tered, but enough to cause con-
cern about future effectiveness
Of the control. Spring treatments
Of malathion and methoxychlor
may be used where heptachlor
is not effective.
&*&
SIXTY GOLFERS PER ACRE
per month is the yield obtained
on the Warren and Robert Clark
farm near Des Moines, Iowa, as
reported by Assistant State Con-
ServationiSt j. Dale Scott. With
In three years the father son
team converted 80 acres of a
240-acre farm into a 9-hole
golf course which attracts as
many as 500 golfers on good
weekends.
FOOD IN SPACE. v. The vital
Importance Of food to man -
no matter what his environment
will be dramatized in the "Food
in Space" exhibit that's to be
one of the features of the U. S.
Food and Agricultural Exhibition
In Amsterdam November 7-24.
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-01

locations formed the basis OF
the study reported by James P.
Dunn, Md, Judith Mausner,
Md, and Gerald P. Rodman,
Md, Pittsburgh, and George
W. Brooks, M.P.H., and Sidney
Cobb, Md, Ann Arbor, Mich.
The men studied included 339
middle management executives,
532 craftsmen who were hourly
wage-earners, rs scientists who
were mostly physicists and
chemists, 96 second-year medi-
cal students, and 1873 high school
students.
The study revealed that AZ per
cent Of the executives had above
average concentrations Of uric
acid compared with IL per cent
Of the craftsmen, the re-
searchers said. Both groups
we're in their 4O's and SOS, they
said, and for each age group
the executives had a consistently
higher mean value than the
craftsmen.
can obvious difference be-
tween executives and craftsmen
is that the former are Of higher
achieved social class, although
they may or may not be diff
ferent from the craftsmen in So
cial class Of the family of
origin" they said. "Since the
level Of education, in addition to
occupation and income, serves
as an indicator Of achieved social
class, the relationship Of this
factor to serum urate is Of in
terest.
t'WhiIe amount Of education
does not necessarily reflect in
telligence, the two are definitely
related. Some emphasis is placed
on this relationship of educa-
ton and serum urate levels by
the fact that those crafts
men with college degree have
a mean level approximating that
of the executives. However, the
fact that the scientists holding
Ph.D. degrees have a mean level
below that Of the executives, in
dicates that intelligence and edu-
cation can be no more than par
TALLY correlated with serum uric
acid Values"
The medical students and high
school pupils we're studied to
pursue this relationship Of in
telligence and education to serum
urate, the authors said.
Among medical students, they
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-01

said, there were no differences
in serum urate according to
grades, aptitude, or measures
of over and under achievement.
It is possible that this group
is too uniform in this regard
to detect any relationship to
serum urate levels, they said.
Among high school students,
who are much less homogeneous
than medical students, it was
found that students who are
brighter, who are involved in
extracurricular activities, who
are rated high by their teachers
for such characteristics as in
dustry and leadership, and have
been honored by service awards
have high serum urate levels,
they said.
The lack Of any consistent re-
lationship with parents educa-
tion, fathers occupation, or per-
sonal job preference tends to
rule out an association of serum
urate with social class Of the
family Of origin, they said.
The study also confirmed a
previously reported association
between serum urate and ODE sity,
the researchers said. This, how
ever, does not account for the
difference in mean serum urate
values between executives and
craftsmen, since, at all levels
Of relative weight, the executives
have a considerably higher mean
serum urate than do the crafts
men, they said. However, they
said, 1t may be that for the
same degree Of overweight an
executive has more fat than a
muscular craftsman.
The authors added that no ex-
PLANTATION for the difference be-
tween these two groups could
be found in such factors as kid
ney disease, actual cases of gout
found during the study, drug in
take, diet, acute alcohol inges-
tion, or exercise.
AS a preliminary to the study,
they said, it was determined that
serum uric acid level is a
reasonably stable characteristic
Of individuals that can be re-
liably measured.
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-01

If you are baking a shank end
Of ham and there's some rind on
it, the covering is easiest to re-
move after the ham has been in
the oven for an hour or more.
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-01

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Milford chronicle., 1963-11-01

PRESIDENT KENNEDY last
week issued an executive order
creating a cabinet level Rural
Development Committee. Secre-
tary Of Agriculture Freeman said
the action s'has thrown the full
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-19

had virtually given up hope of
perfecting such a missile de-
tense system.
Marshal Krilov emphasized
in his article that although
there was no effective defense
system, Russian leaders were
going full force in improving
their offensive systems.
In giving the reasons why a
defense system was not possible,
Marshal Krilov noted the ire
mendous speed of the missiles
and the difficulty of detecting
a nuclear armed missile from
a dummy"
Marshal Krilov did not reveal
how many rockets Russia pos
sessed but said that Gin a short
time the rocket forces have
grown in number, organization,
technology and especially quail
ity." He said that Russian
rocket forces are the most pow
erful in the world and are the
main fighting strength of the
Soviet Army.
American officials have
claimed that the United States
holds a significant edge, both
in number and in quality over
Soviet missiles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-19
ABCDrops JerryLewis,
Gives Him 81 Million

HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 19 (AP)
Jerry Lewis today
found himself without a show
on ABC-TV, but his grief is
somewhat mitigated by a 81
million settlement of his con-
tract.
That estimate of the net
works payoff in cancelling Mr.,
Lewis live two-hour Saturday
night show came from a legal
source close to him.
Mr.. Lewis himself was not
talking beyond the brief state
ment issued by the network
that the show would be dropped
at Mr.. Lewis request effective
December IA. Difference OF
opinion over formal was given
as the reason. The network
did not elaborate.
Mr.. Lewis in a prepared
statement said that since the
difference of opinion had little
chance of being resolved in the
immediate future, he felt it
would be better to halt the
show and make a fresh start at
some time in the future.
Mr.. Lewis said the network
concept Of the show, added to
his regular schedule, made his
work load too heavy.
The show will have run 13
weeks.
But the real story was quite
different, the source said.
When Jerry took over the
Tonight show on NBC for a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-19
Pro-Reds, Police
Clash in Caracas

CARACAS, Nov. 10 (AP).-
Gunfights between pro-Com-
munist terrorists and police
ragged on the fringes of Caracas
today. Unofficial reports said
five persons were killed and
Is wounded.
The underground Arm e d
Forces for National Liberation
(FALN failed earlier in a call
for a general strike but harass-
ing tactics managed to disrupt
traffic. The FALN Uttered the
city's streets for miles with
nails and tackS.
The terroriSts also burned
four buses as the terrorists at
tempted to follow through on
their promises to overthrow
President Romulo Betancourt
and upset the upcoming presi-
dental election.