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emerged In the ghettos where
most Northern Negroes live.
In the South. the militant
leadership seeks to organize
largely undisciplined would-be
followers into concerted action.
If the moderate Negro in the
South or North speaks out
against demonstrations that
might result in violence, he
often Is branded an Uncle
Tom" and a coward.
For q Negro to express q
moderate view on any civil
rights issue is to risk his repu-
tation and maybe his personal
safety.
Militants Lash Out
An example Of the radicals
vehemence was evident when
James H. Meredith and the Rev.
j. H. jackson, president Of the
Baptist Convention, ventured
to counsel q conservative
course at the annual conven-
ton Of the National Associa-
ton for the Advancement of
Colored People In Chicago.
Mr.. Meredith, who risked his
life and the safety Of his fam
lily to establish the right Of q
Negro to attend the University
of Mississippi, was attacked by
a youthful wing of the NAACP
with such a bitterness that he
publicly admitted: II wept my
first tears since ! was a child"
Mr.. jackson, who heads the
largest Negro religious organ
ization in the Nation, was
booed and narrowly escaped
injury before he was escorted
from the Chicago convention.
Sam Riley, Chicago chair
man of the Congress Of Racial
Equality, resigned his post,
saying: I'm sick Of sit-ins ana
picket lines"
Mr.. Riley's resignation came
in protest against what ne
termed the "ultra-militant tao
tics of the kids" in the organ
ization. IT prefer to plan and
negotiate" Mr.. Riley said.
Presidents Warning
It was militant civil rights
demonstrations in Cambridge,
Md. during June and July that
split the Eastern Shore town
and caused President Kennedy
to comment:
st am concerned about these
demonstrations. ] think they go
beyond information. beyond
protest, and they get into q
very bad situation where you
get violence, and ] think the
cause of advancing equal OPP
portunities only loses. So I have
warned against demonstrate ons
which could lead to bloodshed,
and / warn now against them.
A militancy similar to that
In Cambridge moved north toll
Brooklyn where Negro ministers
gathered their congregations
from the ghettos Of Brooklyn's
Bedford Stuyvesant section, de-
scribed as a "wasteland in the
heart Of New York"
The militant Negro ministers
vowed to lead their entire con-
gregations to jail, if necessary,
In pressing their demand for
more Jobs for Negroes and
Puerto Ricans on publicly fl
nanced construction projects.
In Savannah, Ca, where Ma
tional Guardsmen were sum-
nonec to quell racial demon
STATIONS, DIR. William Payne,
president Of Savannah State
College for Negroes, refused to
make public statements on the
situation. The city's Negro COM
rnunity has branded him an
''Uncle Tom"
In Charlotte, N. c., where the
city government has m a d e
strides on the civil rights front,
a leading Negro physician, DIR.
Emery L. Ram, became an
''Uncle Tom" for suggesting the
end of racial demonstrations
and advocating that Negro
leaders negotiate their grew
ances with the city fathers"
Big 4 Groups Attacked
The influence of the radicals
Is apparent in the concentrated
-
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Big Groups Attacked

The influence of the radicals
is apparent in the concentrated
attack on the big four" action
groups for equal rights. This
attack is led by radical organi-
cations such as the Black Mus
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Dissatisfaction In Harlem
But some NAACP officials
acknowledge that the national
lists are a thorn in the side
for conservative leaders.
NAACP membership is around
, 1963-10-23
FASHION MOVIE TO
BE MADE IN ". 4:
". LSTARS

Under the sponsorship Of the
National Cotton Council Of Ameri-
can, a motion picture company
viii arrive on St. Thomas, includ-
ing star Eileen Herlihy & feature
actress Donna Stewart, both TV
personalities.
The picture will be directed by
Herbert Fox, Jr.
The picture, which is being pro-
duced with the cooperation Of the
Department Of Commerce Of the
Virgin Islands Government, will
be in full color and will be distri-
buted through out movie theatres,
telcvision stations and special
showing before woman's clubs and
, 1963-10-23
TOURIST SHIP DUE
HERE TOMORROW
FROM EUROPE

The Island Of st. Croix will
entertain her first direct from
Europe cruise on Thursday,
October 24th when the S. S.
Hanseatic anchors eff Freder-
iksted from IL am. until mid
night.
The ship with over 800 Eu-
ropean travellers aboard, will
be making st. Crorix her first
American port Of call before
continuing on to Miami. This
cruise is part Of the "Visit
U.S.A." program Of the U. S.
Travel Service with whom of
ficials Of the Virgin Islands De
partment Of Commerce have
cooperated and is being spon-
sored by the Hamburg Attain
tic Line and scandinavian Air
lines System.
, 1963-10-23
NEWS
F~rederiksted

Traffic violations: Wanda Allen
fined $500 for driving without
a license; Ivan Boyce was found
not guilty Of a charge Of careless
driving.
Among those charged and found
guilty Of disturbing the peace;
Douglas Harvey fined $50. but
reduced to $25.; Eirno Ritter fined
$25; Mearle Tongue fined $50.
this was also reduced to $25.
Evans Alphonso Bell was found
was found guilty Of aggravated
assault and battery and fined $50.
George Nc Ivor Stout was fined
$4,000 for possession Of an I'M
licensed gun.
, 1963-10-23
EDR AT
ESTATE PROFIT
COST $A.956.83

"May all who enter, enter
with peace, with health and
with happiness, said Mrs.
Ralph M. ~PaieWonsky, wife Of
the Governor, Sunday last as
she officially opened a Depart
ment of Housing and Com
munity Renewal Model house
at Estate Profit here in st.
Croix.
The structure, built for less
than $1,000 by the Department
to emphasize how it is possible
to construct decent houses with
oct paying a high price, was
dedicated ehre at a special pro
gram attended by Govern
ment officials and residents IN
and around Estate Profit.
Governor Paiewonsky, deliv-
ering the keynote address at
the affair, referred to his in
augural address in which he
aA
dedicted himself and his adj
ministration to the task of
providing more and decent
homes for citizens of the Vir-
gin Islands.
II realized that in order to
effectively carry out my pro-
mise there were certain inn
mediate steps that I had to
take" he said, adding that
first and foremost was the
need Of coordinating all hous-
ing activities"
, 1963-10-23
Mrs. Osefinu Brignoni
Dies ia Puerto Hosp.

Mrs. Osefina Brignoni of Gal
lows Bay. passed away in the p.
Rico, where she had gone to seek
medical attention. She had been
ailing for some time.
Among those surviving her are
her husband, Carlos, daughter,
Carmen and several other rela-
tives, who flew to vieques for
the funeral services today.
, 1963-10-23
across America.

Similar films, produced in re-
sort areas such as Bermuda and
Arizona, have been very popular
and have attracted many people
to the sites where they have been
produced.
, 1963-10-23
IA QUESTION
ANSWERED BY GOV.
PAIEWO NSKY

Recently, the AVIS submit
ted fourteen questions to Gov
ernor Ralph M. P~aiewonsky,
and asked that they be ans
wered for publication.
Today, the Governor ans
wered all IA questions in full.
Tomorrow these questions
and answers will be printed
for the benefit Of our readers.
, 1963-10-23
Citizens Wish 10 Help Queen Louise Home;
Why oReYs FeNows & viii 0bjecR

"a group Of responsible ladies, as a result of infor-
nation gotten from AVIS articles, visited the Queen
Louise Home in Frederiksted, to see what they could do
TO help this children's home.
And, they agreed with the AVIS, there is a lot to
be done there.
This group Of citizens, and others, are a direct re-
suit of the AVIS articles pointing out certain shortages
n the Queen Louise Home with the hope that they can
be corrected.
Why is it that the Rev Will. followed by Rev. Eel
lows one day later, both visited the AVIS office and de-
handed that these articles be stopped?
It seems to be quite clear to everyone else that the
articles are being run for the benefit Of their charges
he unfortunate children of the Queen louise Home
'ho cannot get fresh milk, who do not have a regular
loctor to make routine calls at the 'home'', who need
sheets, pillow cases, crib mattresses, cribs, etc.
Why then would the two ministers not be delighted
, help this series, which has already produced solid re-
suits, instead Of trying to "muzzle' it. through the use
f press releases" and statements from them?
The only statements made by the two pastors were
most surprising-for they indicated they wanted these
rtic1es stopped.
# these articles can produce one days supply of
fresh milk, a dozen crib sheets, some new shoes, new
cribs, pillows and pillow cases, aren't they worth it Rev
arends?
This would be more than the Queen Louise Home
for children in Frederiksed has now! For this would be-
an addition to it.
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REFRTGERArORS

SEW. MACHs.-B Singer con-
S2ls, a Ok Nd w. ,sis;ssE attach.
$50. TX j.00iO day, ewes. Pre-
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BOOKKEEPER for payroll dept. OF
out-patient clinic, previous expert
ence necessary, bookkeeping ma
chine experience preferred. type Al
w.p.m., 40-hour week, 13 days
annual leave. sick leave benefits
including comprehensive medical
coverage for self and dependents
Insurance and retirement plan
Beginning salary approximately
SD ner week. NGh- Nno
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INSTRUCTION COURSES
tcoNTlNUED)

SECRETARIAL. acctg., civil service
small classes. Visit, save, set
BoYD'S, zoo 18th NV, RE. 7-2S2S
TRAIN TO OPERATE bulldozers
scrapers graders, draglines. etc
ASSOCIATED TRAINING SCHOOLS
I'll 18th ST. NV Wash. 3. d. c,
TY-RADIO electronics, practical
l4th ST. NV, DI. 7-2OOO.
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ChinneyS
Furnaces

Cleaned. $3.50 up, AERO FUR.
MACE CO.. ia. 5-S9S5.
ELECTRIC WIRING for light ant
power. Free estimate. HU. 3-766t
or ewes. 10. 5-0603.
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VGANGp DhOO', I'M
WASHINGTON BUILDING

CAFETERIA CASHIER, part-timt
to work every other Sat. and Sun
experience necessary. Apply Per.
sonnet 9 am. to 2 pm. Mon.
Fri. Providence Hospital. list
Varnum St. ne.
CAPITOL HILL SECY. to 1000
daily openings, short. nee. Mis-!
Evans, ST. 3-366S (DOYD'Sl.
CASHIER, Arl., good opport foi
neat young woman with aptitude
for figures. S:30-5:15. 5 days
$500. POTOMAC EMPL., 1884
Wilson blvd. ia. $4,000.
CASHIER CHECKER for self-serv,
ice market, experienced only. refs
1913 Conn. ave, EN-. 3-9719.
CASHIER. CHECRERs NEEDED. Sc,
our ad under instruction Courses
CASHIER TRAIN INST NE S-4R23
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BOOKKEEPING CLK.-Company in
Silver Spring area has opening
for experienced young woman "a
assume responsible position in
billing and payroll department
Must have good typing ability
and be accurate with figures
Good starting salary. company
benefits. Call EN-. 5-4566 be-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-17

FURN. = $4,000
worth of Italian
Provincial deco
rator furniture,
complete for s.
room apartment,
just released as
floor sam p lie.
Consists of ex-
quiSite sofa and
matching chair,
Ital. Prov. fruit
wood ia bles,
lamps, gorgeous
bedroom suite
including quality
mattress and box
sprin an d
handsome din
ing group in
GLIDING all glass
front china, oval
table, 6 uphol-
stored chairs
now priced at
Sl,ZS0. 10 year
financing avail
able.) MARLO'S
Flu NITU RE
WORLD, 901 It'll
st. NV. (cor.
7th and Eye).
DI. 7-8100. Open
9 to 9. Free
parking.
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FULL on PART TIME cashier.

LIGHT DELIVERY, over IS yrs. Of
age. neat appearance. 4O-hr. week
good driving record. Applv real
Sly Georgia ave. btw. SIS pm
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PIANOS, INC

POOL TABLE-S, regulation table.
New condition. Selling due to lack
OF space. Call b33-3602.
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FURN.-Couch and matching chair
recently upholstered, good cond
$50 or best offer 256-2294.
FURNITURE-Bedrm., liv. rm., din
rm. Couple rented furn. for short
time, transit. out Of area without
notice. Consists Of modern bedrm
suite. sofa. . chairs, picture, 2
pillows, 2 end tables. lamps
rug, din. table, 4 chairs. Also 81
in. TV. Selling all for 5000. Con.
tact Real Estate Div. Of MARLO'S
Mrs. Gross, DI. 7-S1O0, g01 9TH
st. NV. Open 0 TO o. Free parking
FURN.-BEDRM.. DREssER-DEsR
, COMBINATION. WITH LARGE
MIRROR. NIGHT STAND. BAG.
GAGE RACK $50 PER SET. HAIR
INGTON HOTEL. 18th AND T
SITS NV. MA s-s140.
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SITUATIoRs-WoMEM
MISUNDERSTANDING

ATTN. HOUSEWIVES. Exper. maids,
day workers and baby sitters with
refs. SCOTT EMPL., 332-3O6O.
BABY sITTERs. day workers, Live
Uncut Refs, open daily and late
ewes. Also Sat, Sun. FLO JOE
CTR, 1902 H st. ne, 546-2lOC
CAPABLE LADY wishes place
child--elderly care, Inv, sleep
in or out. Refs. 547-7O0s.
CLEANERS AND IRONERs!i
BY wk., day, 81 and fare, 80 yrs.
service to homes. QUALITY JOB,
9la N Y ave. NV. Mrs. Barren,
GIRL. colored, desires day work.
Exper. Refs. Ii. 6-4SS7,
GIRL desires gh.w or baby sitting
Experienced. with references. Call
3S5-20B7.
LADY desires day work CIV, g.
day wk. Exp. 3s7-s653.
RESPONSIBLE WOMAN, wants AS
days OF gh.w. GOOD co-op. w/rets.
Also child care. IL. 6-l768.
WOMAN. eolored, wants Eh.w.. 3
perienced. 462-30S6
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MATTRESSES, floor samples. Eng
lander foam rubber mattress and
box spfinE, sells for fi31 80 for
$50, sh5 mattress and box spring
for sah one only. Tension Easye
mattress and box sprina, sells Tor
Hob, sell fof Slin. Perfect eon-
dition 8a3 9. WASHINGTON ST.
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Telephone Solicitors

Men and women who like to talk
To make appointments for our
field representatives, no selling
Part time and full time. Salary
and bonuses. Call G54-9OS3 IT
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AUTOMOTIVE
CASHIER

Capitol Cadillac Co. has an open.
ing for person toshandle cash.
iering duties in its service dept
Applicant must be pleasant. make
neat appearance and enjoy
meeting the public. h-day week
paid vacation, retirement program
other company benefits. PLEASE
call Mr.. BERT1NI at FE. 7-260(
for appointment
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elk. -TYPIST - $50
Some RECEIPT. work, for trade assn,
downtown.
Many other excel. clk.-recept.
positions.
ATLAS AGCY. 142ON Y. Ave. NV.
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CHILD CARE-NEW YORK
Fare paid, guaranteed lob, paid
every week. mo MONEY NED
Ed" free TV show tickets. QUAIL
ITY, g19 N. Y. ave. NV. Call
Mrs. jay. Dl. 7-43g3.
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RECEPT, TYPIsT, Arll, excel. op.
port ior poised lady TO greet
IA, $4,000.
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SECRETARY = To executive 81
national organization, under 81
fast accurate typing required, ex-
eel. working conditions, 6-day
wk., phone Mr.. cAWLEY, RE. q
3553. Ext. 300.
SECRETARY To executive OF
national Catholic organization, I'M
der 35, fast accurate typing re-
quired. excel. working conditions,
5-day wk.. phone Mr.. CAWLEY
RE. 7-3bb3, Ext. 300.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
LIVING ROOM

LIVING r DOM
FURNITURE
j Just released
from fact tory
S h wroom, at
$3.50 to 500 saw
ings. 80 Suites Of
beautiful Italian
and French Pro-
vincial Living
Room Furni-
ture. These are
gen uine bar
gains. MARLO'S
FUR RE
WORLD, 9O7 7th
st. NV. (cor 7th
and Eye. DI. 7
300, Open 9 to 9.
Free parking.
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FURNITURE

Decorator desires responsible party
to take possession of 8 rooms oil
decorator correlated furniture
bedroom, living room and dining
area at tremendous savings
Better quality than normally
offered at this sacrifice price. }
Sl75 for all rooms. Never used
except as model apt. display No
down payment necessary choose
your own payments. Immediate
free delivery or free STORAGE until
needed. Phone 5S4 1901 til o pm.
MR.. BEASLEY.
FuRN.-From model apis. 8 rms.
llv rnl., bedrm., dinette, $500.
Terms. 50 week Cali MA. S.36i6.
FuRN.--3 rms, slightly used incl.
blankets, linens, towels, kit. equip.
etc. MA. S-2l39. ewes. bet. and
Il n m
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SECRETARY

International social service organi.
zation needs intelligent. exper
steno. for interesting, responsible
position. 9-5. Excel. fringe benefit,
plus modern downtown bldg, cow
public transp. Elk. 3-52S4, Ext
All.
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HELP WOMEN
ASSEMBLER

only. to assemble, wire
and solder electroniC Instruments
using small hand tools and solder
ing iron, Permanent position. Cal
EN-. 2-9700.
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HELP DOMESTIC

CHILD CARE-NEW YORK
Fare paid, guaranteed lob, paid
every week. mo MONEY Ned
Ed free TV show tickets. QUAIL
ITY, gl9 N. Y. ave. NV. Call
Mrs. Jay. Di. 7-4993.
CHILD CARE for one, age Is mos,
in my home. Sc. area. Call
562-616s after $3.50 pm.
COOK and general houseworker,
live in, must have exper. and refs.
WO. 6-3595.
G.H.W., child care, live in, lovely
large Bird FIR. bedrm., air-cond.
home. 8 days. Call OIL. 6-6345.
HOUsEKEEPER, live in, 81 days.
child care, Inv. Call after 9
pm, 567-0791.
MAID, live in. exper. cook cleaner
81 days, other help empl, recent
refs. health card. OIL. 6-3414.
MAID. live in. 5ls day wk.. Ink,
pvt. rm. and bath. in Potomac.
Nd. For appt. call after z pm,
no. 2-2411.
MAIDS. dsyworkers. live in or out,
tranSp. furn., no money nee. 332-
1850 SCOTT EMPL., 925 You NV.
MAID, g.h.w. some plain cooking.
Nice position, pleasant family :
days, $40 week. Live in. Refs.
REQ. VIII. 6-4363
MAIDS. live in. No money needed
Open daily and late ewes, also
Sat. and Sun. FLO JOB CTR,
1907 H st. ne, b46-21O0.
SETTLED WOMAN, who needs a
home and SIN. sal, to care for
elderly lady. Refs. JU. 7-9243.
SOUTHERN LADY needs companion
vic. 18th and Columbia I'd. NV.
some nursing eXper. with senill
| cases required. Hrs: 7:45 am. II
/ 5:l5 D.m., 5-days wk. Write Boz
j &C Star giving age. salar,
desired and refs.
WILL GIVE home and salary I
middle-aEed woman in return 10
i Inv and care OF invalid father
Call after pm. so. $1,000.
WORKING MOTHER desires settle
woman to care for children II
! exchange for room and board
Call before 2:30 pm, 399-52g3
A LIvE-IN JOB-L.h.w. and chilli
/ care. 5la days, NV. section. Cal
EN-. 2-3S24.
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SECRETARY

Interesting opportunity for
young secretary (age 1925,
TO work for executive OF in
dustrial organization in Du-
pOnt circle area. A mini
mum of yr. experience.
GOOD shorthand and typing
required. Salary commen-
surate with ability. Write
Box lob, Star.
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HELP WOMEN

FIG. elk, NO FEE
Accurate, good at detail to So, 500
ATLAS AGcY. 1420 N. Y. Ave. NV,
FINANCIAL SECRETARY for posi-.
ton in North Arl. church, in
Guiding gen, office assistance. APP
prox, u time at present. Some
dictation required Write Boz
RR-H Star
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BOOKKEEPER
CAFETERIA MANAGERS

KE. $4,000, Mon.-Fri.
CAFETERIA MANAGERS
Nationwide food service is seek
ing applicants. male or female
for cafeteria managers, Applicants
must have full knowledge and q
flair for cooking and manage
ment with past practical exper
that can be verified. Excel. oppor
for advancement. Sal. commensu-
rate with exper. and ability. For
interview call 363-4466.
FULL OR PART TIME cashiers,
ramp attendants and refreshment
HIGHWAY pRiVE-IN THEATER,
Lee hwy Merrifield, Va, SO pm,
HAIR STXLISTS with following
styling az Fred Novels Hairstyl-
lists. Wis. ave, or dntwn. shops
Sal open. Wo, 6-4664. 206-3S4S
IMMEDIATE PLACEMENT. we are
in a position To add > ladies and
men TO our sales staff immedi-
ately. You will start S110-Sl5O
in commissions per week with
rapid increases. Must be va. resi-
dent and have use of car. Ages
25-50. Call ME. S-2544 bet. /
and 4 pm, Friday, Jan. Is, only,
or write Manager, p. o. Box 7l67,
APEX STATION, Wash. 4. d. C.
INTERIOR DEsIGNER--Enthusiss.
tic ambitious person for proeres-
sive dept. In close-in furniture
specially shop. send personal res.
ums and details OF experience to
Box 32l-H. Star.
LIGHT DELIVERY, over rs yrs. Of
age. neat appearance. 4O-hr. week
good driving record. Annlv real
Sl27 Georgia ave. btw. S-5 pm
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RESEARCH ANALYSIS
CORPORATION
CLERK YPIST

Interesting work and opportunity
for advancement with large Real
Estate and MortRage Loan firm.
We would like to talk TO YOU
If YOU are a high school graduate.
under 80 and accurate typist. As
words per min. Call Mr.. Allnutt,
DI. 7-S3UO.
NIrNl NrNlNn nnnn IANN
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TUESDAY Nss:y:l
Afternoon. Cont.
1900 q TENN. ERNIE FORD SHOW.
Musical variety. Featuring Anita Gordon
and Dick Noel
q NEWSDAY.
Stephen Geer, anchorman.
1925 @ NEWS.
News Of the moment.
1926 q WT0P EDITORIAL.
Jack Jurey reporting.
1870 q TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES.
Tricks. Color. Bob Barker, host.
@ THE BIG MOVIE.
Approximately ! Hour, so Minutes
Heaven Can Wait" 1913. Gene Tierney.
q FATHER KNOWS BEST.
Comedy. Robert Young stars. (Repeat.)
q SEARCH FOR TOMORROW.
Serial. Starring Mary Stuart
l2:45 q THE GUIDING LIGHT.
Serial. Featuring Sandy Smith and Gary
Pillar.
l2:55 q NBc NEWS DAY REPORT.
Ray Scherer reporting.
loo q BEST OF GR0UcH0.
Quiz. Repeat Of eroucho Marx shows.
q GENERAL HOSPITAL.
Hospital Dramas. John Beradino stars
q THEATER OF STARS.
Drama. A pediatriean tells mothers how
10 raise their own children, but often
finds himself in trouble with his own
family. David NVen stars tRepeat)
l;30 q LOVE THAT BOB.
Comedy. Bob Cummings stars tRepeat)
q DIVORCE COURT.
l Hour. A wife sues to divorce her
husband of % years claiming he's too
Tabor City tribune., 1963-01-09
Electric Coop
Beauty Packing
For Las Vegas

Pandcmonium rcigns sup
preme at the Clyde II. Jones
residence in Batcsburg. There's
good reason, however
Carolyn, one of four love-
lies in the Jones family is busy
packing hoopSkirtS and hustle
in preparation for whirlwind
trip to Las Vegas, Nevada.
Chapcroning Carolyn will be
her mother, who likewise IS
busy with last-minutc prepar-
ationS.
Winning beauty contests has
become commonplace in this
outstanding family. Carolyn
and two of her stunning Sist-
crs. Dorothy Lois and Maggie
have swept the Miss Aiken
Electric Cooperative" crown
for the past three years. Last
year Dorothy Lois copped
Miss South Carolina Electric
Cooperative" honors and re-
presented the Palmetto State
at the national finals at At
lantic City.
When the results of this
years statewide contest were
tabulated, the Jones family
kept the crown to themselves
as Dorothy Lois placed il on
Carolyn'S cCiffurc. With the
national contest set for We'd
nesday night. January Is, CAL
olyn has a thousand and one
details TO attend to. The lucky
winner OF this pageant will be
crowned Miss Rural Elcctri-