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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-26

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cash required.
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Modern semidet brick. Q large
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80 and TAYLOR STREET NV,
Colonial a-bedroom brick, full
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CHEVY CHASE

Slg 300, .27-ft. llv. Em., WONDER
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200 III. EDW. X. JONES Il CO.,
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brick Colonial, den, rec. rm,, ga
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~ q financing. Rosemary Elem.
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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-08-28
Canine Corps
RAYS RAMBLIN'S

the FreepOrt experiment has
proven that police work is
more effective when DO
liceman has barking, bit
ing. canine at his side.
The canine force consists
of five dogs - Casper"
Mike" Bruno" Gunner"
and "Frack"-and their five
handlers.
How does an aspiring ca
nine qualify for duty with
the FreepOrt Police Depart
ment? Well, he must be
young. between the ages of
nine months and two and one
half years. He must be
male thoroughbred male tho
ladies, please) German Shep-
ard Of even temperament and
sound physical condition. lie
cant be either vicious or shy
and must pass thorough eX-
animation by a skilled veter-
marian.
But even IL he passes these
enlistment qualifications. the
going Is still rough. The Sc
lection process is so strict
that as many as IS dogs may
have TO be screened in order
TO choose one that Is suited.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-08-28

standing. Your minister may
never call on you for help.
but II will certainly help him
to know that he may do so.
Ones cooperation will give
him encouragement and COM
fort. You have the wonderful
opportunity to maxi an even
greater contribution To the
work of the Kingdom by CO.
operation with minister. You
may help your minister by
bringing 10 his attention
many little ideas which he
might overlook.
Your minister is willing 10
help you and to be of service
IN any way that is possible.
Unless he knows about
your conditions and your Sit
uationS, he VII be unable
to help you. Many times he
might be one of las. persons
IN your community 20 know
that you are i'll or need him
In a special way. Certainly
there are times when you
should call your minister that
he might be available for
your needs.
Carlton F. HirSchi,
Pastor, ST. Paul
MetnourSt Church
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-08-28

Army Official Business" and
Postage and Fees PADDY
The Paraglide always comes in this
get-up, and so do the typed or mimeo-
graphed releases from Fort Bragg.
Pope Air Force Base and other mill
tary posts about the country which
usually consist of only one sheet of
ordinary paper. Their envelopes are
smaller, Sl.X1l, to hold the releases
mailed flat.
We get lots of other newspapers.
all mailed in the ordinary way. and
lots OF other releases, governmental
and civilian, all mailed in ordinary
sized envelopes. They get here in lots
better shape, too - those big brown
envelopes usually arrive pretty
crumpled up.
We know these envelopes cost quite
bit. from 5 to 25 cents each. thouqb
you may get them cheaper, and trans
porting them by mail is considerably
more costly than the ordinary WAYS.
besides causing lot more trouble to
everyone who handles them. This has
bothered us for years and we can't
see any reason for it at all. If there
Is one, how about letting us know?
We're mailing you this folded into
a No. 10 envelope, with a five cent
stamp.
The Southern Pines Pilot
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-08-28
Those Big Brown Envelopes

Dear Mr.. Mcnamara: We have
been happy to read of your economies
effected during the past year in the
Department of Defense, amounting
to Sill billion.
Yor had said you hoped to save
800 million, and you went far beyond
this figure. Hurrah for you. You shift
ed excess rockets around, substituted
commercially av a i a b | e electronic
items from specially designed ones,
opened contracts on other items to
competitive bidding, etc, to bring
costs down by hug esums.
1t may be. Mr.. Secretary, that YOU
have included the economy we have
III mind, but if so, it isn't effective as
yet. Perhaps you don't even know
ABOUT this one, as you would have to
learn about 1T from the folks on news
paper desks the ones who omen
the mail.
We are writing this Just after
wrestling with the big brown en-
Velope 16 inches long and II inches
wide, firmly sealed, which brought us
our copy of the Fort Bragg Paraglide.
inside we found our paper, as usual,
folded twice and mailed flat. The
envelope wasn't marked News
paper and for any sign to the con-
trary, came by first class mail. ct
was marked Department of the
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-08-28

After he has succeeded in
getting through the enlist
ment routine, he still faces
basic training which includes
basic obedience TO both hand
and voice commands. track
ing and trailing for use in
location of lost children or
pursuit of escaping criminals.
experience i'm negotiating oh
stacles such as ladders. bar
ricades, and tunnels. sounds
like the Army to mel. and
training in the techniques of
searching yards and buildings
to locate providers and in
truders.
What's the reward for all
this? Well. the information
Jimmy gave us didn't men
tiOntiOn base pay. vacations,
time-and-a half, or any nor
NAL CD fringe benefits. The
only reward We could find as
reference to "three squares
and a pad" That is, the dogs
are well-fed and housed in
individual kennels adjacent
to Police Headquarters. Each
kennel is cleaned twice daily
and the dogs are provided
with three inch beds of cedar
shavings and infra-red heat
lamps for comfort and pro-
lection.
A real dogs life. isn't IL.
Av Prevails
For those of you who argue
that TV has little influence
on the younger generation,
we pass along this story told
by Harry Bell:
Two small girls decided ~
play house and were discuss
ing the part TO be played by
each.
You play the mother and
I'll play the father" one said.
mo. you play the mother
and I'll play Poly -Unsatur-
ate" the other retorted.
For prying into any human
affairs, none are equal to those
whom IL does not concern.
Victor Hugo
Whose would be a man must
be a ron-confornist.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-08-28
EditOrialS...
Formers Feel Effects Of Competition

For the past several years, tobacco
manufacturers, both domestic and
foreign have been seeking ways to
improve the quality of their tobacco
products. In an industry which is as
highly competitive as this, every as
pect of efficiency is important.
Quality of the raw product is not
factor which manufacturers may
control unless they simply reject the
farmers offerings = drastic action
which they haven't taken as of yet.
Until this year, even though they
sought higher quality tobacco, buyers
continued to pay high prices for quail
ties lower than they desired.
But this year, buyers, apparently
under instructions from their super
iors, have frightened down on quality
and are not paying the same prices
paid in previous years for poor grades
of tobacco.
This is the first year that farmers
have directly felt harsh effects of the
competitive free enterprise system.
But this is the American way of life.
The answer to this problem lies not
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-08-28

in gripping about low prices but in
producing better quality of tobacco.
Tobacco companies prior to open
ing of the market, made it clear that
they were making a change this year
but most of their proclamations went
unheeded and farmers are beginning
to realize now that these We're not
empty gestures.
For example, manufacturers made
it clear that they did not want pre-
maturely OF artificially ripened leaf.
Baskets which contain tobacco of this
category have been designated slick
and prices are lower than for CORES
bonding quality which has been al
lowed to develop naturally and fully.
TO ask that farmers produce better
quality of tobacco is not to make UNI
reasonable requests for it is only fair
that they should bear their part of
the competitive burden.
1t will take more effort and expense
but this is an essential part of the
free enterprise cycle self improve
ment.
-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-08-28
By Ray Wicker

Jimmy Fortunate. director
Of Sportce Corporation of
North Carolina tabor City's
newest Industry. dropped by
our office the other day tn
show us little phamplet
from the police department
of his home town of Free
port, n. Y.
The little folder concern
ing FreepOrt's Canine (K-O
Corps, who have been max
ing some pretty startling ad-
vances i'm law enforcement.
During the month of June,
this special police force took
part in more than l25 invest
igatiOns Of providers. disturb
ances. assaults and other
miscellaneous reports. As
result of these investigations
more than IL arrests were
made.
Now this wouldn't be so
unusual as police work goes,
except for one fact-the K-9
Corps are dogs. That's right.
fOur-fOOted German Shep-
ards. OF course, these dogs
need a man To give them a
few instructions and a it'll.
help in making arrests, but
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-08-28
Ma,I,en1
@
Meditation
You and Your Minister

You and Your Minister
Have you ever realized
how much your minister
needs you?
Have you ever prayed for
your minister?
Have you ever offered your
minister words of cnco,Ir-
asement? Have you ever Of
fered your minister SuegcS-
tons? Have YOU ever discuss
ed issues which you do not
understand with your minist-
cr?
Someone has said that the
minister who is most Cffec-
tive is the minister who is
well prayed for. Your minist-
er needs your fellowship.
your love and your under
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-08-28

Carriers
Column,

IOf ZEN: We were pleased little to have b,..
formed by SmthCorona Merchant Corporation that At.n,;
ruoishhg Company the in the Ch,r,...
district composed of North Carolina South and Co.
mes for the month of July nine in tbs ST.
o"e oiSrlct ana little proud of that -
ceny opened new plant and huge Oranoeh,n
D - ana we are trying to do much thew
men, ana U.S. be successful sem makes variety Of ada
ing machines and typewriers and ther ,-
oue' TO be a good economical machine for area r
NUM-: EDWARD Gore of the Preway section of Columbus
y VINO did such fine job subscriptions 70 TT
tribune and Sentinel last
inns TOBACCO and hasn't to call on the 49,
iohS VINO dd year Ed sold
yea 10 earn new truck and he had
weeks ago and broke his While in anv nv
Gus to get them papers in pood st..s;
3D. we nave promised him that
Sehu In tner renewals with simple to Co.
ceoit VIII be honored and Ed given his con,n,isr;o
we ook forward to hearing from you whose sub
ScrptlonS about % o> 'N'-
IhooHHIF uLLESS: Howard Fowler, whom we think b,s
ABOUT as much real Christian attitude anyone we knou,
oopPeu In tie office Thursday morning He busin.
anu sara So Matter Of fact he said
mno Just go and and felt like at tho on,o
'"ai"s CONVERSATION with us
a we let up from work little and nose to tho
soSohe so much His thought that h.tt,r
anu io,ser lie was certainly well taken
Pooaoy Srug the advice right on AZ tho
Gus pace he exactly we can't be, hut ,,,.
ale e thought he had Howard definite plans for he ~
"e ulat include doing what he feels hin,
10 GO he 1ees II strongly enough
'hhg VIII Keep him from reaching his goals.
published Every Wednesday Tabor City North Caroin,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-08-28

be, after all, we should get
busy and build that failout
shelter.
. . ~~~W
~ ~DS---=:>~- --O0ably
spends more mOrey accident
ally now that it did purpose
ly 30 years ago.
Teaching students by play
ing recorded lessons to them
while they sleep is a big step
forward in education, parti-
cularly if this method is ef-
fective in teaching those who
can't learn while awake.
y
rs Your Clergyman Norm
al?"-Title of magazine arti-
Gle. In these parlOus days and
times, is anybody?
+ =
Twenty two of 25 house
holders on a street in Albany.
Ga, named Kennedy BOule-
ward. for President Kennedy.
have petitiOned the city to
change its name. Perhaps
to change its name. Perhaps
they would like it renamed
Trail.
Old SOrehead says, There's
no use praying for the fish
to bite If you don't bait your
hook.
When a woman is seething
inside and her husband asks
her what she's mad about and
she answers, "NOthing-nOth-
ing at ALL" what she means
is, IF you don't know what
you did that made me mad,
you big sO-and-sO. you're
dumber than cOngenital
IDIOT"
The person who originated
the term. "easy payments"
was an exceedingly poor
judge of facility.
Sore because Of increas-
ing amounts of taxes he was
having to pay on his house. a
LanesbOrO. Mass. man burn
ed it." His victory over tax
ing authorities is only parii-
al, though, as he can't burn
the lot.
In spite of protests BY
grammarians against using
like" for "as." many persons
continue to use like" Just
like they like to.
II
If a man thinks he's Ma
pOleOn and nobody agrees
with him, he becomes an in
mate of the bughouse: II tho
masses agree with him. he
becomes a dictator.
With reference to hairdos.
II is pleasing to many Of us
to note that the force OF grav-
ity Is winning over lacquer.
4 o-goOders" Is a derogat-
DRY term applied 10 those who
want TO do good with other
peoples money.
Among those who are look
ing forward to taking a long
trip by car on the Labor Day
weekend are some who will
never look forward again
or in any other direction.
All that is human must re-
trograde is it do not advance.
Edward Gibbon
Adversely is sometimes hard
upon a man: but for one man
who can stand prosperity.
there are hundred that will
stand adversely.
Thomas Carlyle
The concessions of the weak
are the concessions of fear. 4,
William Burke
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-08-28
Crisf and Crifs
by Olin Miller

Outbreak Of Laughing in
Africa Causes Alarm" -
Headline. II seems that in
stead Of causing alarm. Il
would arouse intense curios-
ity as to what In these days
and times could possibly
move people to give out with
gales Of laughter.
Prediction: For Washing
ton. particularly official
Washington. events that will
occur in the capital city on
August % will be highly ed
ucational.
A conservative is a person
who thinks a liberal is
wild-eyed radical; a liberal is
a person who believes a con-
sentative is a fuddy -duddy
opponent Of progress, and
each considers himself a mid
dle-of- the-roader.
=
ITO govern is to choose"
says President Kennedy. To
do almost anything else is TO
choose also.
Wide open hint to leaders
of demonstrations i'm the L..
s.: Leaders of Buddhist dem
constructors in South Wet Nam
are securing favorable results
by burning themselves to
death in the streets.
In several centuries from
now. men will he completely
bald" says biologist. He
may be mistaken on two
counts. one being that by
then there may be no men.
only stupidity could UNI
leash 4 nuclear war" says a
military official. Gosh. May
be, after all. we should get
busy and build that failout
shelter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-18

people iimmigrsting from every
land. America has continued
to overcome with courage the
various difficulties which have
arisen from time to time and
TO render her legislation, which
is derived from the principles
of Christian morality, even
more In keeping with the dig
nifty Of the human person."
Mother Seton, born In New
York, August 20, l77s. was
raised an Episcopalian, mar
ried and became the mother Of
five children.
Widowed in 1903 during q
trip to Italy, she became a
Roman Catholic two years
later. Two years after that, she
opened q school In Baltimore
and Bishop John Carroll sug-
gested that she take religious
VOWS. She. did and established
the Sisters Of Charity. the first
order Of nuns founded in
America.
Roman Catholics credit her
with pioneering the paroehial
school system and modern
Catholic social services.
She died in 1921.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-18

Designed and built the first multi-level
automobile transport cars-the auto
veyors-which are now used by all major
railroads.
To keep pace with changing times and
with the rapid growth of the areas we
serve, we keep constantly on the move
toward better way to serve you and
to strengthen vital part of our ma
tional defense.
1t is our aim to keep the Santa Fe
Trail always neW.
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men. The government said they
wanted to set UP a junta Of
their own.
The junta strengthened po-
lice patrols In the capital and
anti-government demonstrators
were threatened with severe
punishment.
Thirteen persons were ar
rested on charges Of scattering
leaflets protesting Gen. Parks
proposal that his regime stay
In power four more years.
Police searched taxis in Seoul
suburbs. and jeeps Of the Ko-
rean intelligence agency were
seen near Korea University.
scene of past political demon
STATIONS.
Scattering OF leaflets has
been the only anti-government
incident so far.
Two men who had been con-
sidered strong candidates for
the presidency joined In pro-
tests against the decision to
suppress political campaigning.
Former President Yum Po-
AnVFRTTCFNEFN
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sun. who has support Of the
Civil Rule Party. said Gen.
Park had buried "the democ-
racy which had Just begun
budding"
Former Premier Huh Chung,
who had been organizing the
fresh politics party. said Gen.
Parks decision was "a major
tragedy to the Korean people,"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-18

In 1868, Santa 'Fe is investing some 80
million dollars on new equipment and
improvements.
All this money is being used to keep
the Santa Fe up-to-date in every way.
AS matter of fact, so many new and
exciting things are happening on the
Santa Fe today that some people are call
ing it 1.-THE NeW Santa Fe Trail"
Here are just a few highlghts of the
many improvements:
2S4S new bOxcars.
500 Mechanical Temperature Control
cars.
$50 covered hopper cars.
194 double and triple deck autoveyors.
181 fiat cars.
So new diesel locomotives.
"a hi-level passenger cars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-18
Robes Treatment
Aids Boy Tourist

CHERBOURG. France, Mar.
is (AP) Andrew Mcleod, q
Canadian boy for whom anti
rabies vaccine was airlifted TO
the liner Queen Elizabeth In
the North Atlantic, was report
ed today TO be in perfect health.
The liner arrived this morning.
The boy was bitten by a dog
before leaving home. Later
tests indicated the dog might
have been suffering from
rabies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-18

the morning. Canon Msgr.
Emilio Ruffini read the 10
page decree Of Qualification.
II awarded Mother Seton the
title blessed" granted permits
sion for her body and relics
to be exposed for public ven-
eration-but not for worship.
for her images to bear a halo
and for annual masses TO be
celebrated in her honor In
New York, Baltimore and all
churches and chapels Of the
Sisters of Charity throughout
the world.
As he finished, q choir broke
into a te deum Of Thanksgiving.
the bells Of st. Peters pealed
and a veil fell from q haloed
portrait Of Mother Seton above
the great altar.
I'm overwhelmed, |" said Anne
ONeill. 81 can't find words to
express how I feel. 1t was
wonderful"
Second Cure Recorded
Behind the girl was a tapes
try symbolically depicting her
cure from usually fatal leu
kemia II years ago. This was
one Of the two miracles required
for recognition Of a candidate
as blessed. The other was the
cure Of Sister Gertrude Kor-
zendorfer Of cancer Of the pam
creas in 1884.
Two more carefully investi-
gated miracles are required
before Mother Seton can be pro-
claimed a saint. While beatifi-
cation is no assurance that
canonization will follow, the
Pope's words indicated that
Mother Seton eventually viii
receive the church's highest
honor.
For Miss oNeill, the high
spot Of the day came when
she and her mother advanced
to pay homage to Pope John
at the generation ceremonies.
The % cardinals and scores of
archbishops and bishops at the
altar turned TO watch.
The Pontiff leaned forward,
smiling, and gently touched the
arm Of the radiant girl.
Halls America
Before the Pope spoke his
words Of praise for the United
States, solemn benediction was
offered by Archbishop Law
renee j. Sheehan Of Balti-
more, the city where Mother
Seton founded the Sisters of
Charity.
The Pope said the United
States is a country where "the
heroes Of the most noble human
undertaking are honored with
acclaim and admiration both
in life and death.
Citizens of America have
explored the sea and the air;
they have given open-handed
hospitality and employment to