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Evening star., 1963-04-29
TV KEY PREVIEWS

The Lucy ShOw-A broad sapstick affair with Captain
Blight LUCY and seaman Wv buying a salboat The
real star tonight the clever special effects man who set
up some amazing equipment but Lucys very funny turn
ing into martinez, giving orders and the two find
themselves adrift on lake. $3.50 pm WTOP-9
Andy Griffth-In March, hbily family called the Dar-
llngs came to Mayberry and just took the show over
They're back again tonight led Denver Pyle as Briscoe
Darling who questions the legality of his daughters
wedding The give and take between Sheriff Andy and
Brscoe provides the amusement 9pm. WTOP-9
David Brinkleys Journa-A grim page in the history OF
penoogy fills most Of Brinkeys Journal tonight SO II
you're in the mood for view Of the darkness Devils
Island, the former famed French penal colony review
OF the Dreyfus case and the inability most prisoners
found Of taking their place again in civilized society
tune in here There's another short Brnkey feature
view that's bit rewardng 1t deals with the unusual
history Of the Bolivian governments ake-over Of the
railroads and It's voluntary REIMBURSEMENT the Job Ia
private concerns. (ColorD 10 pm, WRC-4.
Ben Casey-"My Enemy is Bright Green Sparrow" This
series to be most interesting when Casey is ped
against very strong female guest star. This week
Patricia Neal resident doctor clashes with
over placing a patient under psychiatrc observation
10 pm, WMAL-7.
TOnight-Johnny CarSon's guests include Larry Byden
Arlene DAHL Louis Nye and the HI Los for another round
Of chitchat (Coor) 1880 pm, WRC-4.
Evening star., 1963-04-29
CRITICS VIEW
BY CYNTHIA LOWRY

Dy ~ ~ IlAh LOWRI
Associated Press Teleyision Radio Writer
NEW YORK, April ga
middle-aged woman, comfort
able seated, dropped quarters
into a slot machine. pulling
the handle with the speed and
deXterity Of a production line
worker.
A reporter for MICS white
Paper" asked her why she spent
as many as seven hours. two
or three times a week, busily
dropping the coins and collect
ing only occasionally.
ITS relaxing" she replied
without missing a motion.
The Business of Gambling, .
last nights program which in
cluded the busy matron, con-
centrated on four counties in
Southern Maryland which le-
galized the machines as an
economic measure to bolster a
tagging agricultural area. One
result was sharply reduced local
taxes.
Balances Pro, Con
The program carefully bal
anced pro-slot and anti-slot
sentiments Of the areas. The
1000 slot machines are in bars
and amusement halls, drug
stores and markets.
One mother said the ma
chimes give children false idea.
of the value Of work and money
A man countered by saying thai
local children are accustomed
to the machines and ignore
them.
There was talk of workmer
who blew their salaries gam
bling-rebutted by those who
Evening star., 1963-04-29
EDUCATIONAL N
Channel 26

5:3O-What's New. Children.
6:0O-Parlons Francois.
French I.
6:15-Friendly Giant. Chill
dren.
6:3O-Spanish.
7:00-American Economy.
7:30-Youth Wants to Know
Senator Church, Democrat
Of Idaho.
8:OO-CasalS Master Glass
Saint-Saens' Concerto No. 1
S:3O-Perspectives. Washing
ton Deadlock"
9:3O-MIT Science Reporter
Time in a Tube" Report
on how moving images can
be halted electronically by
q device called a storage
tube.
TomOrrOw-A.M.
I'm SchOOI
9:45, Parlons Francois French
III: 1000. Vignettes in Cultural
Geography; 1l:00, What On
Earth (Science); 400, Music
Enriches Life; $3.50. Parlons
Francois.
Evening star., 1963-04-29
CRITICS VIEW
Show on Slots PIods,
Seems to Prove Little

said that is human nature
and that the money would have
leaked away anyway.
A Lot Of Money
One thing is certain: A lot
of money goes into gambling
some $32 million a year into
the legal Southern Maryland
slots alone, according to mar
rator Chet Huntley. He esti-
mated that more than $25 bill.
/ lion flows into illegal gambling
all over the Nation each year
Gambling is an interesting
rather sensational subject, but
last nights grave, careful treat
ment of Maryland's profitable
operation was plodding anc
very talky. But more than that
it seemed to prove little, one
way or the other.
The star system, as practicet
by television, is peculiar. Stari
are born in television studios
and unknown actors become
stars in series months before
the public has had a chance Il
see them.
For instance, James Drury
was an unknown picked for tht
title role Of MICS "Virginian'
and had been working for week.
before the first show was un,
veiled-with credits calling hin
a star.
In many television programs
however, there is an inter,
woven star system: The. regula,
star of the series, co-stari
(Which is a step below sta
billing, and such categories q
special guest star" and "extri
added attraction"
A forthcoming program ii
Evening star., 1963-04-29
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

1880, WRC ~ Monday
Night at the Movies. The
Hunters" Action drama
about a top Jet fighter
squadron during the Ko-
rean War. Robert Mitchum,
Robert Wagner, May Britt,
Richard Eagan 1889.
l1:1O, WTTG (5l-Hollywood's s
Finest. The White Tower"
A good mountain climbing
melodrama. Glenn Ford
Claude Rains, Valli l950)
1855, WTOP t9)-The Late
Show. "Seven Sinners" A
honky-tonk singer attracts
Evening star., 1963-04-29

sos, WASH-FM (97.1 Mc.)-
Symphony in Stereo. Roch-
berg's Symphony No. 2.
$3.50, WMAL-FM (107.3 Me-
Music for the Keyboard.
Chopin's Ballade No. 3 in
A Fiat, Opus AZ.
Evening star., 1963-04-29
TODAY'S GOOD MUSIC DIAL

sos, WGMS AMIN tS7O
Kc. and 1885 McD-Opera
Highlights. Excerpts from
Puccini's "Turandot."
9:O5, WGTB-FM 1901 McO-
Introductions, Beethoven's
Leonore Overture No. 2.
Evening star., 1963-04-29

It's later than you think:
NBC has sold its 1854 presi-
Dental convention coverage to
q sponsor.
Evening star., 1963-04-29
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

$500, WAVA-FM (105.1 Me-
Music Americana. Songs
by the Lmeliters, Harry
Belafonte, the Phoenix
Singers and Art and Paul.
S:35, WGMS AMIN 1910
Kc. and 1888 Me- - The
Writer Speaks. c. p. Snow:
q discussion with Norma
Podhoretz. editor Of Com
mentary, on the problems
facing the novelist in q
science -oriented world.
S:S5, WTOP-Baseball Double
header. washington VS.. Los
Angeles.
Evening star., 1963-04-29
FIN Stations
whFs.FM-Ie7,J Nc. tstsnsp--

WhFS.FM-Iu7.y NC, lSteFeel-
u nssa 10 u pm.
NLMU FM-ss.s Ms.-1 pm, 10 mltniEAt
Nnl FM-sbI Ne. $50 an. 10 mitaith
wFAN FM-iBh ) Ms,-1bm. 10 mlsHlEht
wwpc FM-ioit Me.-2i.hsuf speHtlsh
wehs I'm iois $ Ne. .-7I'Asur spsrltisn
ensspt mlsnight 10 Q an. On Msntsy.
WsrsFM-siS Ms.-fi1e 10 10 p.m. Mss.
Fiji $40 10 I p.n.I suhGsI. ste iopn.
WIRA.FM- ies Q Me.-ii assn 10 mitaisht.
WMAl I'm io1J Mt.-ssm 10 iiAs an.
NPsc.FM-ss.s Mt.-s an. 10 . p.m.
WIND FM-sA1 Mt,-lsm. to mltnisht
WeAY FM--sss Nc. SAN 10 mitnlsht.
wlvlFM-iesi Ne. -ssm 10 Mss.
WReFM-sjS . Ms.-sije an 10 iIn.
WIoP FM-se J Mt,-si7s en- 10 7iiesm.
WASH.FM-s1i NJ y an. 10 i7nsam.
WsTBFM-sot Me- 10 "a On. Msnasy
fnssyi . an. 10 5 pm. SsturssU nssI
10 mlsniIAt Sundsy.
WPhW fM-tssi Nc. SIC an. 10 mlasisht
Evening star., 1963-04-29
.WOOK-TV
Channel ID

S:00-Teenarama q Dance
Party.
6:3O-News.
7:3O-West Coast Wrestling.
S:00-Mark Sabre. Adventure
S:30-Broadway Goes Latin.
9:OO--Movie.
10:3O-News Final.
Evening star., 1963-04-29

Producers of CBS' Pass
word" unhappy about the SINH
larity between their game show
and NBC's new daytime pro-
gram You Don't Say" have
made a rule that players on
the NBC show must wait q
considerable period before they
can be booked on the CHS
program. That's the way the
bookers of the variety shows
handle guest stars. too.
Incidentally, celebrity guest
players on the daytime version
of Password" receive $1,000
for their weeks work-which
takes three days to tape. .
Evening star., 1963-04-29
Other AM Stations
THE EVENING STAR
Washington, D. c.
Mondoy. April ~. 1863

WINI- 1900 Et. iLhsur spsrStisn.
WPlk- 1Jo kt. -Dsyllgh, only,
WoMR- 1880 IL. DsYllght enly.
wusT ii7o Ne. .-Dsyilsht tnly.
WAX. i7io ks. .-psIllrht snlJ,
HWpc- 1850 Ne. -7thsuf opsritisa,
Nttt ijio ke.-7lhsuf sssf1ton sItspt
Msnasy mlaaiIhi tssIm Tussdy
WhMc-itso ke -s1a an. 10 mlaHlsht.
Wo0k llAo kt. -7A.Asuf spsiltlsn MsaaT,
SATURDAY, Sunday SAN 10 mltaiAt
WAN 1880 kt, -7l.hsui spsfltltA, OtsU
Sunday ml1nlGht 10 SEA Msn1sy
WDoh- isAo Ne, -DayllEht ,nly.
Wpec- 1850 &C. -bsylisht Sh3
WpRW - iAso kt. --DsylIhi snD
wsMs-s1o Ne. -ithssf spsItsn srtsN
mldnlth 10 San. On MsAaly.
NlVA 100 Nc, % Daylight sn'V
HoVA-i,Io II. Daylight salI.
Evening star., 1963-04-29

.CBS' Alfred Hitchcock Hour"
however. reaches some sort Of
Ia mathematical high in star
content. The show lists Lois
Nettleton, Anthony George and
Madlyn Rhue as stars"
It also has David White and
Eugene Inglesias as "co-stars, a"
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Isobel
Elsom, Walter Wolff King and
John Zaremba. That's q pretty
big cast to start with, so you'd
have to have a tiny role not
to achieve some sort Of stellar
recognition.
Evening star., 1963-04-29

a handsome lieutenant.
Marlene Dietrich, Joh n
Wayne (l940.
Tabor City tribune., 1963-12-11
Nichols Negro
Found Dead
In Stalled Cor

\ crude attempt TO keep
warm after his auto ran out of
cas- in the Clarendon section
of Columbus County apparently
cost a Nichols Negro farmer his
life.
John Willie McKinneS. 35.
OF near Nichols apparently died
Of aSphyXiation. according TO
Coroner J. B. Long Jr.. who
said the death is still being in
vCStiEated and he has not Of
fic ally listed the cause of the
victims death.
NcK.nncs' body was found
in his auto which had run out
of gas on a rural road between
ChadbOurn and Tabor City.
The Coroner said Mckinncs
has apparently built a fire at
tie rear of the stalled car to
keep warm. and had taken a
hub cap full of Goals into the
car with him TO keep warm.
The smoke from the burning
cO1ls apparently asphyXiated
NCKinnCS.
Tabor City tribune., 1963-12-11
Tabor Rotary Club
At Inter-City Meet

More than 225 Rotarians and
their wives attended an inter-
city meeting in Whiteville Mon
day night. Nine Rotary clubs
in the district attended, in
Guiding "a persons from the
Tabor City Club.
A report was made on the
progress thus far in the money
raising project to ereht a Ro-
tary Cottage at Boys Home at
Lake Waccamaw. Each ROtar-
ian is asked to contribute
$1,000 and the yoal was report
edly in sight.
Ben Sutherland, of Whining
ton. made the principal address
on the subject "The Rest of
Your Life"
A song portion of the pro-
gram was directed by the Tabor
City club with w. w. Woody
leading the singing and Ken
Lowell playing the piano.
Tabor City tribune., 1963-12-11
Gifts Being Sought
For Mentally Ill

The Tabor City JaycCcs vot-
ed Tuesday night to sponsor a
drive to provide Christmas
gifts for patients in North
Cardinals mental hospitals.
The Jaycees. in cooperation
with the Columbus County
Mental Health Association.
will place boxes in downtown
stores as collection points for
the gifts which will be diStrib-.
uted in mental hospitals be-
fore Christmas.
The club agreed to Substi-
tute this project for its annual
shopping party for underpriv-
ilidged children when it was
learned that regulations no
longer permit children To
leave school grounds during
school hours for such an event.
Tabor City tribune., 1963-12-11

Smith Construction Co., re-
piled:
Il feel sure we can have this
work completed by Sept. l.
II will be mainly maSonary
and steel and this will give us
a chance 10 construct faster.
We will work first on the
c,aSSrOomS and then on the
gymatorium. We will put an
adequate work force on this
project so the Sept. l deadline
will be met"
When completed the new
consolidated school will a
-ommodate high school stu
dents from Evergreen, Fair
Bluff, Cerro Gordo and Chad
Duurn.
Tabor City tribune., 1963-12-11
Chorus Plans Two-Part
& hristmas Program

pear with the drum and clar-
met as well as with the sing
ing group.
Johnnie Long has a tenor
solo in one number, and Mel
ody Roberts will conclude the
program with Christmas
medley.
Also, there just may be a
surprise or two. There will be
no admission charge for this
performance; it is Christmas
gift from the Chorus to friends
and patrons of our school,"
Mrs w. w. Woody, Chorus
director, said.
Tabor City tribune., 1963-12-11
Cowboy-lndion
Game Results
In Boys Death

a game of cowboy and Ind
ians ended iE tragedy lat,
Thurs5 ay afternoon as an s.
year old White Marsh boy was
killed by the blast of a shot
gun.
James Anderson Cameron
Jr.. son OF Mrs. Grace Gamer
on Of Whitcyiilc. Rt 2. and
James Anderson Cameron. 81
Of Sanford. died after being
struck just beneath the chin
wItn a charge uf No. 6 shot
ffOm 2O-aaugc shotgun.
County Coroner j. T.. Long,
Jr. said the boy was killed ac-
.idcntally by his brother.
Gregory Scott Cameron. age
~, while the two were play
ing in a bedroom of the Cam
eUOn home in the White Marsh
community
The older boy told the cor
oner he did not know the gun
was loaded.
Tabor City tribune., 1963-12-11

currently underway make
Columbus County one of the
ten communities i'm whirh
aid and support for comprc-
hensive experimental pro-
grams will be provided und-
er the Fund.
Since this series concerns
itself with education and its
problems, let's look briefly
at what the North Carolina
Funds general policies and
plans are in this field.
One of the proposed pro-
iccts presented 10 The Fund
by the State Beard of Edu-
cation. for example. is bas-
ed on the fac. that failure
to learn To read. write and
do arithmetic IN the carly
primary grades Is the ma ior
reason that so many Of our
children drop out Of school.
The State Board Of Educa-
tion has proposed n comprc-
hensive effort 20 find better
ways TO teach the three f.
in the primary grades OF
school. 20 be carried out in
some 400 North Carolina
during the next four years.
However. as a recently re-
leased booklet on the North
Carolina Fund points out:
There are many other
Continued On Page ~
Tabor City tribune., 1963-12-11
Local Woman Wins
in Fishing Rodeo

MYRTLE BEACH. s. c. -
Mrs. T. w. Long of Tabor City
won an award in the NOvcmb-
r competition of the Grand
Strand Fishing RodCo in Myr-
Grand Strand of South Caro-
ina, according to Walter Hosi-
r, rOdco chairman.
Mrs. Long entered 3rd
place. l pound 10 ounce. whit
ling in the surf small boat
competition. The catch was
made from Murrclls Inlet
crcek and weighed in at Alexis
iarina.
There is no entry fee for
his event sponsored by the
Myrtle Beach Chamber Of
'Ommercc. Anglers from -
tdtcs and Canada entered the
962 rOdCO.
Tabor City tribune., 1963-12-11

rangements and other well
known Christmas numbers.
Serving as accompanies for
the various choral groups will
be Mrs. Furman Fowler, Mrs.
Bermey Stevens, Mrs. Nolan
Higgins and Miss Beth Will
loughby.
On Sunday evening, Deem
Der %, at 7:30 p. m, Christ
mas cantata, "An Appalachian
Nativity" will be presented by
the Church Choir.
Both programs are under the
direction of Franklin Hooks,
Minister of Music, and the
public is invited to attend both
programs.
Tabor City tribune., 1963-12-11

TIE Tabor City Chorus will
present IFS annual program #
Christmas music on Thursday,
r... %. a T:30 p. IN. in the
sy.. ! an itDrium.
The program viii open with
p..s ntalian If The Christ
ms Crib" by Roy Rinkwald
lou Jackson will be the reader
for this nativity cycle.
During me second part e
the program folk tunes spirit
la's. and popular Yuletide
Dusi viii Dc featured. THs
versatile Phi. Lewis will ap-
Tabor City tribune., 1963-12-11
i.oris Police
Hold Escopee
In Breok-In

LoriS police say they haze
arrested IN cScapec from
North Cardinals Central Pri-
son in Raleigh i'm connection
with a brc1k-in at the r. <.
So.CS Company.
Donald Gray Stubbs. 2l. If
Columbus County. was arrest
cd last week in Dillon and
charged with possession Of m
Illegal weapon The wCapon.
according io Ioris police chief
(Cortinu"i On Page -
Tabor City tribune., 1963-12-11
: 80 ~
ToboTCity Man
Dies Of Exhaust
Fumes I'm Auto

TABOR CITY - Funeral
services for Ephriam James
williamson. Jr., SO, of Tabor
City, who was found dead in
his auto Thursday near Ra-
lciah, were held Sunday at
$50 p. N. in the Forest Lawn
Baptist Church here by the
Rev. Boyd Williamson. Burial
vas IL the Forest Lawn Gene
terry.
Williamson was found in his
auto 10 miles east of Raleigh
Thursday afternoon and the
Wake County coroner has rul-
ed that his death was due t.
carbon monoXidc poisoning.
He was Il graduate of Tab1r
City High School. Hamburger
Business School in Raleigh and
COyncS Electric School in Chi
CagO.
Survivors include two sons
Tommy Williamson and Nca
Williamson, both of Rocky
Mount: his parents. Mr.. ano
Mrs. +. J. Williamson ST., Of
RI. !, Clarendon: two sisters
Mrs. George Mcpherson Of Rt
|, Clarendon. Mrs. Mary Lei
HauSC Of FL PaSo. Tex: ;
brother. Jamie Williamson %
Tabor City; and q half-broth.
CT. Willie Strickland Of White
vii q
Tabor City tribune., 1963-12-11

The Fund under its arti-
clcs Of Incorporation gave it,
self these specific functions:
ITO study the problems
involved in improving the
education, econic opportun-
tiles. living environment and
general welfare Of the peO-
pie of North Carolina. of all
ages and in different parts
Of the state; to make and re-
commend grants for re-
sesrth, pilot. experimental
and other projects toward
the solution of such prob
lens: to make available pro-
fessional staff services to
private and public agencies.
both state and local. seeking
solutions to such problems;
to encourage cooperative
state and community action
In devising such solutions;
and TO encourage wise use Of
public and philanthropic
funds devoted TO any OF
these purposes.
OBJ =.
Shortly after the an
nouncement Of the founda-
tion Of the North Carolina
Fund was made, Columbus
County leaders met TO dis
cuss the possibility Of seek
ing aid for county problems
from The Fund. Work Is
Tabor City tribune., 1963-12-11
Two Christmas Programs
Set By TC Baptist Choirs

Two special programs of
Christmas music will be pre-
Sented by the Music Ministry
of the Tabor City Baptist
Church during the next two
weeks
A candle-light program will
be given by the combined
church choirs on Sunday, De-
cember Is, at 7:45 p. m.
Taking part in this program
will be the Beginner, Prim-
ary, Junior, Youth and Church
Choirs, in addition to several
small groups and ensembles.
Selections will include trad
itional carol and anthem ar
Tabor City tribune., 1963-12-11
Weed Contrci
Meet;ng Set
At Green Sea

Rc ".r dove lupm "nts in
chemical r~cct control viii D.
"is "ssaI = a special meeting
of the Green Sea Young Far
mcv's Club. December l8. at
7 p. m. in the Green Sea
School auditorium.
John Hooks. Extension weed
specials: Of Clemson ColIcge.
vii! explain the use cr ncw
chemicals in controlling weeds
in tobacco. SnybCars ana other
lucally-gruWn crops.
This is the first su-h meet
inc ou weed control to be held
in this area and al interested
farmers in upper Horny and
lower Columbus counties are
invited t. ett"rd. : spokesman
or the farmer group said.
Among the new chemical IS
to be discussed are Dymii
and Treflan.
Dymid is designed especially
90 control grasses and broad
leaf weeds in tobacco fields.
offering full season control
with a wide margin of safety
90 tobacco plants.
Experiments are presently
being conducted with tni.
chem cal in weed control Of
strawberry beds.
Trcf!an is dcSigrcd to con-
troll weeds in Soybcan fields.
Tabor City tribune., 1963-12-11
What Next?
BY-MARVIN LEWIS

Most human ailments seem
to fall into one Of several
categories. In ascending ord
er, they are;
(D POOry -. (Of course
there are three stages
SOrta Poorly, Kinda Poorly,
and Poorly bad)
(2) Puny . (same three
stages)
(3) Right Smart Sick, and
(4 Bad Off.
I've been ranging along In
the Sorta Poorly stage Till
I'm tired of IL. I've got one
bottle of Pepsine, one of
Vino, and one of vitalixer
Compound. Hot diggity 4! |!
If take one tea spoon full
of each. three times q day,
in about two days should
be abe TO swing through
the trees like Tarzan! Mus
cles bulging vitality
oozing out every pore.
Steady, boy! Easy, now!
You know perfectly well
that when you get Overly
stimulated, you perform sur.
prising things. Like, for
instance. that Sunday even
ing when the humble bee
got up your britches leg
not the cuff area, but more
like the pocket territory.
Ordinarily, I don't think too
much Of q fellow who shucks
off his pants in the front
yard on q bright Sunday an
ernoon, but given the right
stimulus, most anything can
happen. My wife said made
II In two second fiat. I
didn't count.
Tabor City tribune., 1963-12-11
Coast Guard Cites Ex-Tuhor
City Man For Saving Bufher

Quick action IL saving the
life of a drowning man won a
Coast Guard commcndation
medal and a commandments
citation for a Tabor City man
recently.
Virginia State Police Troop
er Jack V. Adams. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Homer !..Gams of the
Sandy Plains Community.
Route 3. Tabor City, was a.
warded the medal and citation
in special ceremonies in York
town, Virginia, where he and
his family now live.
The presentation was made
to Adams. an investigator first
class with the Coast Guard
Reserve, by Captain Mark A.
Whalen, reserve commanding
officer.
The awards were presented
to Adams for saving the life
of a drowning bather in the
York River last May 4.
Adams, who has been with
the Virginia State Police for
six years, was at Yorktown
Beach with his family enjoy
ing some off-duty honorS when
he heard of the oatner'S plight.
Although fully clothed, he
immediately jumped into the
water, swan out and rescued
Robert Paul Douglas. soldier
stationed at Ft. Eustis, Va.
Adams, after pulling Doug
las from the river, administer
ed artificial respiration and
other first aid measures to re-
vive him.
Investigator Adams has been
a raember of the Coast Guard
Reserve for two years and he
served with the u, S. Navy on
active duty for four years .,,,.-
A 1853 graduate of Tabor
City High School, Adams is
married to the former Louise
Hess of Reading, Pa. They
have one five year oil! Gaugh-
ter, Jacquelyn.
Tabor City tribune., 1963-12-11

North Carolina Fund Seeks To Cut
Proverty Columbus Requests Its Aid

Editors NOte-yn recent
weeks we have attempted to
evaluate schools in the Ia
Dor City area to ascertain
what, If any, problems are
present, and what educators
are doing or have suggested
doing to improve upon the
local educational system.
This week we turn our at
tention away from the local
level to see what North Car
olina as a state has been do
ing in recent months to i'm
prove Its educational struc-
ture.)
BY RAY WICKER
Last July, the North Car
olina Fund was established
to attempt TO "break the cy-
Gle Of poverty and give Z.
children a better chance"
On September 30, Govern
or Terry Sanford announced
an initial S14 million, five
year program for The Fund,
stating that the North Caro-
ina Fund would act as a
foundation. providing sup
port for experimental pro-
jects designed to break out
Of the "cycle Of poverty"
in which so many Of them
arc now living and into
which so many more are
born daily.
Tabor City tribune., 1963-12-11
ECC G,cc Club

Sue Ann Norris. daughter cr
hir. and Mrs. Floyd Norris. Rt.
3. Tabor City. was amoung 40
student members Of the East
Carolina College Wuman's { ub
who per -o.'mcd i'm the COLLEGES
a n n ual Christmas assembly
Z. Ogarm Ia wcekCnt.
Tabor City tribune., 1963-12-11
SaItl'S Zip Code

Santa has ZIP Code, It's
99TOl. nd Children who write
Santa letter using his ZIP
ard their return address with
their ZIP code viii get post
card from th2 jolly. cd gent
lem n complete with Il North
Pole post mara. Bat remember,
Santa's busy, so. get those let
tiers off this week.
Tabor City tribune., 1963-12-11

ARMED AND DANGEROUS
is The tenn police have app!i-
cd to TIC about l0-ycdr-D 4
Columbus County man. He rs
wanted Gnr escaping from
North Cardinals Central Fvi-
son in Ra!ci"h. Loris police
suspect him a the brcak-iu-
OF the Il. {. SOicS Company.
The cS.apcc. Jerry Kelly Russ,
rcpgrt ,:Ilg fled from police
when companion. WAS ar
rCstel near Di.,Gn for possess
sion Or Illegal weapons. The
other man has admitted the
LOriS bTeak-in. police said.
The plate around Russ neck
Identifies him As being lS
years Oi age. six feet, one inch
tall and weighing lG5 pounds.
Tabor City tribune., 1963-12-11
News Briefs
Post Office Hours

Postmaster Richard Gordon
announces that the stamp and
parcel pU windows will be
open on Wednesday and Sat.
urday afternoons until 5 u. ".
Tor the next two weeks.
The money Ordor window Wi
no. be open these afternoon.
Gordon said.