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tive proof Of His Victory over
Hell, Deoth and the Gravel
No man ever conquered death
but Christ! He 10 triumphent!
Kings Of Kings and Lord Of
LoFdsl "FoV by Him were oil
things created, thot ore ii
Heaven, and thet ore in
earth, Invisible, whether they
be thrones, or dominions, or
pFineipolities, or powers: ell
things were created by Him,
and for Him: And He is before
oil things, and by HIM ALL
THINGS CONSIST" coIossions
Oh. !, v Is and II. Paul 90
wonderfully expresses the need
Of the hour In Romons Oh. 5, v
8 and 9. But God commended
His Love toward US, in shet,
while we were yet sinners,
Christ died for vs.. Much more
then, being now justified BY
His Blood, we she'll be saved
from wFoth through Him." Re-
turn this greet love 10 God BY
believing on His Son todayI Not
just with the mind but with the
heart. "FoS with the HEART
mon beIieveth unto righteous
ness" R0mons Oh. 10, v 10.
Reed the Bible and proy every
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Phone ~. $500 for free
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publican and just about as con-
sentative as he himself is.
Gov. Rockefeller has repaid
this gambit by describing Sen
ator Goldwater as "a great Re-
publican and a sincere and
dedicated American"
The two men have been
having occasional meetings at
which they talk informally
about methods Of healing the
liberal conservative party
breech that could spell trouble
for any COP. nominee run
ming against President Kennedy
next year.
Senator Goldwater has gone
out Of his way to see to 1t that
Gov. Rockefeller gets q respect
full hearing when the Governor
invades conservative territory
for party rallies at which he
is obviously trying to sell him
self as a candidate.
Senator Goldwater's theory
Is that Republicans ought to
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youth viii be charged with
first degree murder and will
be prosecuted by the county
since the killings took place
States owend island.
DR.. Foster flew here TO meet
later could not be contacted by
the boat on its arrival but
by newsmen.
Relating the events up to
the time Of the killing" FBI
agent Ralph Jensen said, Eos
ter was able to give a straight
forward story. When he got
to the killing Of the two men,
it had a visible emotional
effect on him"
The killings took place be-
tween 4 and 6 pm. Thursday.
Sheriff Haskins said Foster
mentioned that he had had
trouble with Q girl friend about
q month ago, but no other clue
was given as to his motive
for suicide.
He made q statement about
his reasons for killing the two
men, but Capt. Haskins said
he was not yet ready to release
that.
Edward Trevor's wife, San
dra, was hospitalized for treat
ment Of shock. The couple has
two children. Capt. Trevor and
his wife had two other sons
besides Edward.
Foster appeared dazed when
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bridge: Look out, he has a
knife"
Edward clambered down
from the bridge, took the knife
from Foster and tossed it to the
back Of the boat. Then, while
his fatally injured father held
the youth by the hands, Ed
ward went into the cabin to
radio the Coast Guard for help.
Foster broke away from the
captain, retrieved the knife
within three miles Of a United
and stabbed the mate at the
radio controls.
Threw Bodies Overheard
Then Foster intended to kill
himself. but he could not do
it.
Seeing that the captain and
the mate were dead, he threw
one body over the port side Of
the boat and the other over
the starboard side, into water
estimated to be about Is feet
deep.
Sheriff Haskins said there Is
a possibility that the bodies
will wash up on one of the
island beaches. Charter fisher
men and Coast Guard vessels
were searching the area.
The sheriff said Foster had
refused to see his father, DR..
H. A. Foster, and wants no
visitors at ALL" He said the
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The FEDERAL SPOTLIGHT
Agencies Allowed to Raise Pay
Of Blue Collar Boss Over Workers

Investigating such complaints.
Treasury acknowledged dis
elimination existed in the past.
It addition, Treasury has rec
commended specific steps to be
taken on promotion and APP
pointment policies by the bu-
reau to assure against bias,
Robert A. Wallace, Treasury's
employment policy officer and
assistant to Secretary Dillon,
declared.
Treasury's findings will be
subject to review by the Presi-
dents Committee on Equal
Employment Opportunity.
One Of the major complaints
made by Negro employees was
that the various AFL-CIO craft
unions in the Bureau Of En-
craving and Printing refused
TO admit Negroes. Treasury said
that the bureau has notified
all the unions that 1t would
not recognize nor deal with
them II they continued to bar
Negroes as members, and that
the unions have agreed to this.
Negroes also commended that
the lack OF apprentice training
programs at the Bureau was
due to discrimination because
OF race. They felt that II APP
prentice programs were con-
Quoted, Negroes would qualify
as apprentices and ultimately
become journeymen. They de-
clared that in order to keep
Negroes from becoming crafts
men. bureau management and
craft unions had eliminated the
apprentice programs and re-
cruited craftsmen, almost all
white. from the outside.
Treasury replied that in view
OF the decrease OF craft Jobs
caused by modernization. there
did not appear 10 be a need in
the near future for any appren-
tice training In the printing in
dustry-type crafts. Also II was
touch and 60" whether there
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have a closeup look at all q
their potential candidates be-
fore they make UP their minds
on a nominee.
GOldwater Deters Boycott
When Gov. Rockefeller went
into Wisconsin some time ago,
conservatives there threatened
to boycott the dinner at which
he was to speak. Senator Gold
water got on the phone to urge
these party members to give
the New York Governor a hear
ing.
With Gov. Rockefeller billed
as the principal speaker at q
Embarrassing rally in Omaha,
Nebr., some party conservatives
made it known they were not
even going to try to sell tickets.
Senator Goldwater talked them
out of that, but didn't succeed
in preventing some from alb
senting themselves and leaving
vacant tables at the dinner.
Gov. Rockefeller repaid these
efforts by accepting an invita-
ton to attend a May Q dinner
here honoring Senator Gold
water at which the Republican
Senatorial Campaign Commit
tee expects to raise around
100000 for its campaign chest.
Acceptances also have come
In from Governors George ROM
ney Of Michigan, Archie Cub
burd Of South Dakota, John
Love Of Colorado, Robert Smy-
lie Of Idaho and John Reed Of
Maine.
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Briton to Speak

Raymond A. E. Tow, repre-
sentative Of the British Minis
try Of Pensions and National
Insurance for Canada and the
Unized States. win speak on
British law pertaining to vet
Grams at a luncheon meeting
Of the Veterans Law Committee
Of the Federal Bar Association
Wednesday. at the National
Lawyers Club. 1915 H street
NV.
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he was led ashore from a Coast
Guard cutter that towed the
Dream Girl into port, iwth
an FBI agent and q county
officer gripping him firmly by
the arms. His tee shirt and
pants were stained with blood.
The deck and sides of the
trim sports fishing boat that
Foster had chartered bore
grim evidence Of the slayings.
Blood was smeared around the
steering position and on the
flying bridge and had dripped
over the side.
In Griffin, Fosters mother
described him as "a brilliant
boy with strange ideas" who
was so violently anti-commu-
mist and anti Castro that
maybe he was trying to get
to Cuba and go after Castro
on his own"
Before he chartered the
Dream Girl, Foster apparently
tried to kill himself in a Key
West motel room into which
he had moved last Tuesday.
On Thursday afternoon,
worried because Foster had not
been seen since the previous
day. the motel manager en-
tered his room. He found the
bed spattered with blood and
summoned police.
In a wastebasket was q note
which said: II think I am
insane. Do not publicize my
death. Be careful when you
tell my father because he has
a bad heart"
Shortly after noon that day.
the Dream Girl had pulled
out Of Key West.
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Rockefeller, who dislikes all la
bells, has been tabled generally
as q liberal. Senator Gold
water wears his conservative
badge with pride.
Neither admits publicly that
he is seeking the nomination.
Gov. Rockefeller just brushes
aside inquiries as to why he is
acting like q candidate, II he
isn't one.
Senator Goldwater goes fur
Their to say that he doesn't want
the nomination or the Job as
President. But he has not laid
"a restraining hand on sponsors
of the latest movement to draft
him.
Rockefeller Adopts Role
In this situation. the Cover
nor and the Senator have found
It expedient to quit taking
cracks at each other. Senator
Goldwater, who was sharper in
that department than Gov.
Rockefeller, now Is saying that
the Governor is a good Re-
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LATIN

Continued From rage AL
Progress q suitable atmosphere
to function"
The group said that unless
Latin American governments
can capture the allegiance of
their people by being respon-
sIve to their needs large
masses will remain vulner-
able to Communist subversion
and receptive to Communist
promises"
Program Cited
As an example Of the subtler
Communist threats, the group
cited the food-for-peace school
lunch program which 1t ap-
plauded as having had 'valu-
able side effects" But 1t added
this note Of warning:
ITO feed hungry children
with our surplus food is COM
mendable. However, we are
concerned by the presence Of
Marxist inclined teachers III
the schools and colleges. 1t
makes little sense for the
United States to be the instru-
ment for increasing school at
tendance If the pupils are go
ing to be fed Communist doc
trine along with their lunches.
I'VE suggest that the United
States should urge the recip-
lent governments to seek the
removal Of Communist teachers
from their schools"
1t recommended also greater
efforts to insure that recipients
realize the source Of the food
for the school lunches.
The study mission recon-
mended that serious consider
alton be given to reducing or
disseminating funds to those
countries where compliance
with the terms of the charter
Of Punta Del Este is not forth
coming"
1t cited as the most frequent
ly ignored Punta Del Este re-
quirements those for establish
ment of sound fiscal policies
and for land and tax reforms.
The House members said a
combination Of circumstances
has brought about broad i'm
provement in the United States
position.
Latin Americans appreciate
the fact that their countries
now figure prominently In con-
sideration at the highest levels
Of the United States Govern
ment," the report said.
The group. headed by Rep
resentative Selden, Democrat Of
Alabama. was asked by the
House Foreign Relations Com
mittee to conduct thorough
studies and investigations in
Latin America in the aftermath
OF the Cuban crisis.
Action In Cuba
THE Soviet Union military
intervention in Cuba proved to
many Latin Americans that
United States preoccupation
with Cuba was justified and did
not stem solely from q desire
to protect United States prop
erty," the groups report said.
It added: Direct United
Sates-Soviet negotiation for re-
moval Of Soviet missiles, over
Fidel Castro's head. shocked
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Jet Pilot Killed

NELLIS AIR FORCE BASE,
New, April Is (AP)-The pilot
Of a Jet fighter was killed last
night when his FLOOD Super
sabre crashed and burned near
the Northern Arizona COM
munity Of Peach Springs. He
was identified as Capt. Robert
H.. DAILY, jr.. 81. Of West Var
mouth, Mass. He was in one Of
four Jets on a training mission
from Nellis Air Force Base.
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Doctors Son Admits Killing Two,
Tossing Bodies Off Charter Boat

KEY WEST, Fla. April 10
(AP).-The husky 17-year-old
son of a Griffin, Georgia,
physician pleaded guilty today
to stabbing the captain and
mate of the charter boat
Dream Girl with a bait knife.
Roger Foster was taken be-
fore Justice Of the Peace Edel-
miro Morales to hear the first
degree murder charges read.
He listened attentively and re-
piled Eyes, sir" each time as
he was asked If he understood
the charges and If he pleaded
guilty.
The 185-pound teen-ager,
who stands one inch under six
feet. had changed into a white
shirt and trousers. When
brought here this morning
aboard a Coast Guard vessel,
which picked him up from the
Dream Girl, he was wearing
q blood-smeared T-shirt and
dirty trousers.
He needed a shave, however,
and still was wearing soiled
bandageS - one on the index
finger Of his right hand and
the other on his left wrist.
Heavy, horned-rimmed glasses
gave him a studious air.
To Be Held without Bond
He will be held without bond
pending a preliminary hearing
to be set later. He had no
lawyer when he appeared for
arraignment and was &C
companied only by a deputy
sheriff and criminal investiga-
tor Robert Brown Of Monroe
County. His mother and father
are here but have not been
available for comment.
Foster gave investigators a
detailed story Of the slayings
before he was charged.
He chartered the boat with
the intention Of killing him
self after he got to sea, he
said, but after the slayings Of
Capt. Douglas Trevor, 81, and
his son. Edward, %, the mate,
he found himself unable to
take his own life.
The boat, splashed by the
blood Of her crewmen, was
lowed to Key West today and
young Foster was placed i'm
mediately in a jail cell. News
men were not permitted to talk
to him.
When the youth was taken
by Coast Guardsmen who found
the Dream Girl after an ex-
tenSive search, Foster had
said: II murdered them and
threw them overheard"
Killed Two With Bait Knife
Sheriff Henry Haskins told
Foster related this story Of the
killings under questioning by
county officers and FBI agents:
He chartered the boat with
suicide as his only intention.
Twenty miles west Of Key
West and three-quarters of a
mile south Of the Marquesas
Keys, he sneaked up on Capt.
Trevor at the wheel Of the
boat and struck him with q
flashlight. Then he began
stabbing him with the bait
knife he had found on the
boat.
Capt. Trevor shouted to his !
son, who was up on the flyingy
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lain
US. Prestige Mounts,
Castro Appeal Fades

the Latin American sense OF
dignity and nationalism."
As a result, "the appeal Of
Castro's revolution as a model
for solving Latin Americas
problems has faded percept-
IDLY" the report declared.
The group said United States
efforts to eliminate the flow
of persons, propaganda and
funds between the Latin Amer
lean countries and Cuba must
be intensified"
The study group visited Peru,
where q military junta is in
power, and Costa Rica, whose
democratic institutions are
rated among the soundest in
the hemisphere. It also Wis
tied Colombia, Ecuador and
Panama.
AlAhuCC EEalScu
One Of the factors cited as
winning Latin American SYM
pathies is "the frequent and
frank statements by United
States officials regarding the
importance Of democratic insti-
buttons In the hemisphere"
The group said 1t regards the
Alliance for Progress as one of
several elements working in IA
vor Of the United States.
with the Alliance" the
study mission reported, "the
United States has demonstrated
an appreciation of Latin Amer
ica's grave problem and will
ingness to cooperate in find
ing solutions"
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U. 5. Business
Leaders Plan
TaxCut Farley

DETROIT. April 10 (AP).-
More than a score of American
businessmen, including Henry
Ford II, are expected to get
together in Washington April
Is TO talk about taxes. and how
to cut them.
Spokesman for Mr.. Ford,
chairman of the Ford Motor
Co, confirmed today that he
and four other business leaders
have proposed the meeting and
invited others.
The confirmation Of Mr..
Ford's activity followed a New
York Herald Tribune report
that the business group would
present to President Kennedy
q compromise tax plan revis-
ing Kennedy proposals now
deadlocked in Congress.
Credo on Tax Slash
An official Ford source, how
ever, said anything to come
from the business group could
in no way be regarded as coun-
ter proposal to the Kennedy
program.
This source said it would
better be described as q state
ment Of principle or a "credo
on the subject Of tax reduce
ton"
Mr.. Ford testified in WASH
ington recently in favor Of tax
reduction.
Named with Mr.. Ford as
leaders in the group were Mark
w. Cresap. jr, president of
Westinghouse Electric Corp;
Sam Fleming, president Of the
Third National Bank Of Nash
vile and former head of the
American Bankers Association;
Stuart T. Saunders, president
Of the Norfolk & Western Rail-
way, and Frazar B. Wilde,
chairman Of the Connecticut
Life Insurance Co.
Is Others Invited
Each Of the five was reported
to have sent letters Of invita-
ton to the April rs Washing
ton meeting to five other bust
nessmen.
The Treasury Department in
washington said in a state
ment that it had not discussed
with any private group a COM
promise tax plan to substitute
for President Kennedy's pro-
posals. The department added,
however, that there have been
meetings with business leaders
to discuss taxes.
"Out Of these discussions, /"
said the department, "arose the
idea Of q meeting Of q small
group Of business and finan-
cial leaders to consider ways
of fostering wide understand
ing Of the need for decisive ac-
ton in 1868 to reduce taxes"
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should be an apprentice pro-
gram in the construction and
maintenance crafts, Treasury
said.
However, Treasury said It
would like the Presidents Com
mittee on Equal Employment
Opportunity to consider the
entire question Of the need of
apprentice programs at the bu-
reau from the broad viewpoint
Of the long-range benefit to
the National economy and the
equal opportunity program"
II the Presidents Committee
feels apprentice programs
should be established at the
bureau. I'VE will be glad to
reconsider our position" Treas
ury said.
WORKINGS OF A UNION
For those interested in know
ing how a Government employe
union operates and what makes
1t tick. there is an excellent
booklet available. Titled "A
Contemporary Analysis Of a
Labor Union." 1t is a study of
the largest and most powerful
Government employee union Of
them all, the National Associa-
ton Of Letter Carriers. 1t is
written by Miles Hoffman of
the School Of Business and
Public Administration. Temple
University.
In words and pictures, II por-
trays the vast and intricate
operations OF a union which
has done much TO improve the
benefits Of its own members
and the quality OF the postal
service. and In the process help
all Government employees and
the Federal service in general.
For copies OF the booklet,
write to Mr.. Hoffman at Box
200, Temple University. Phila-
delphia. Pa. or to Jerome
Heating. president. National
Association Of Letter Carriers,
100 Indiana avenue NV,
Washington, d. c.
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Rockefeller, GoIdwoter
Place.. Unity First

Governor Rockefeller and Senator Goldwaer Republican
Of Arizona have reached act truce abandon attacks
each other while they strive for Republican unity
At the moment the New York Governor and the Arizona
Senator to be the two likely collide
in the contest for the g. O. presidential nomination
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BY JOSEPH YOUNG
Star Staff Writer

The Civil Service Commission
has authorized Federal agencies
to raise the pay Of their white
collar supervisors, who are now
making less money than the
! per diem (blue-collar) workers
they supervise, to above the
subordinates' pay.
The csc regulations carry
out q provision Of last years
Federal pay reform law.
Many instances where white
collar supervisors make less
money than the blue collar
workers they supervise are
caused by two different pay
systems. The white-collar SUI
pervisors are classified en-
ployes under the Classification
Act, and the blue-collar work.
ers' pay is set by wage boards.
The final csc regulations
are bit more liberal than the
tentative ones submitted to the
unions and agencies for COM
ment several months ago.
The tentative regulations
would have limited a pay raise
for these white collar super
visors TO not more than one
each 50 weeks. However, the
final regulations permit more
than one raise q year for su-
pervisors In order TO keep their
pay higher than that Of their
subordinates.
The final regulations also
stress that agencies in adjust
ing the pay Of white-collar su-
pervisors must consider the pay
range OF all these supervisors
In relation TO one another, as
well as TO the relationship 10
the blue-collar workers they
supervise.
DISCRIMINATION DENIED
The Treasury Department
says It's investigation OF the
Bureau OF Engraving and
Printing shows no current dis
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DISCRIMINATION DENIED

The Ireasury Department
says It's investigation OF the
Bureau OF Engraving and
Printing shows no current dis
elimination against Negroes.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-01-23

and made y part OF this
deed.
Being second tract of land
described In deed dated 2lst
day of September. 1945
from Martin v. Crib ct ais
to John &. Crib. recorded
in Book l65. page 343. Office
OF Register OF Deeds of Co
lumbus County which said
deed is hereby referred TO
and made n part Of this deed.
Except any land heretofore
sold by A. c. HARRISON.
TRACT TWO: Beginning
at a black gum in Iron Hill
Branch and runs North 48
West Is to a stake; thence
South 20 West AZ chains
and 20 links To pine;
thence South 20 East about
IL chains TO a cart road;
thence with said road AZ.
West 2 chains and 10 links
to a stake: thence South 06
degrees East 3 chains %
links to a stake; thence
South IS East 8 chains to
pine; North 49,. East 10
chains to a bay; North 49,.
West 3 chains and so links:
North 81 West ii chains and
20 links to a gum in Iron
Hill Branch; and down said
branch to the beginning.
Except so much Of the
lands heretofore conveyed
by A. G. HARRISON TO G.. c.
HARRISON.
Being the same land as
described in that certain
deed dated February 6. 1915,
by F. NJ. Hickman and wife,
J. A. Hickman to T. G. Soles,
as recorded in Book R-2. at
page 443, Records of CO.
lumbus County.
This 7th day of January,
1868.
d. F. McGougan, Jr.
j. B. Lee, Jr.
Commissioners
Jan. 16,23,3O,Feb.6
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-01-23
leguls

ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE
Having qualified as Admin
istratrix of the Estate of James
Elery Tyler, late of Columbus
County, North Carolina this is
to notify all parsons having
Claims against the Estate OF
said deceased to exhibit them
TO the undersigned at Ccrro
Gordo, North Carolina on or
before the 10Th day of June,
1883 or this notice will be
pleaded in bar Of their rccov-
cry. All persons indebted To
said Estate will please make
immediate payment.
This 10th day of December,
1852.
Matte M. Tyler
Administrative of
the Estate of
James Elery Tyler
r. c. SOLES, JR.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
TABOR CITY, N. C.
Dec.l9, 26-Jan.2,9,I6,23