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: : .. . uiti.on wil mejp the state’s
• . . r. ;i. l.fii.' Court
* .lit* e lea vntiiry
•vin the .‘Houtil t .uot open
t ciocr to :\<rro pupils, the
i '!, . • ji! ul; a \)c*ri:ii ses
ot the le-;i.s!&ture.
i . ; • *i- officuils and i
.a . u.akexare not talking for.
.:‘>;uw.n-. a wlsat rteps would be
. not; i: ouVawi . However, it is j
,i cpif:xion tnai ia enu.sr- » many]
. . . ruor;.ef.t>, bai a of 10-;
• i.jy v»r j rosouto i'oie Tarheel La.*!
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i SehoOitiig Ace; arc Income i
(i* n a •
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3 ’ . ... 2 t 533 .
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v,. XK >\L AV £ ivv. . L $2,699
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m 3 consideration of airbv
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■ tio::Ar. aveiragf. 51 .tios |
Th-- advantaqo : colh : u etu- ;
: : .;n u not clear tip to the .u<-
: .4 us Until this time, boys
-. 1: ’> Jiir.ited schooling may do bet
<• t ..: 111 io -t*.-• yid■ 1 stt.-.y 'lboy
1 —I. -G jobs i t S iO to st>o per
.1 k. iiich is often an induce- I
• to si-un coHfije and remain J
en the "hiK-h paying' job. But I
.idle they remain at tills figure j
10. !•'. ;-i si of their lives the in
come of thi c’uiU.-ge graduate jumps j
. -..10t .-)y. J' eonunut : to i i...e
| ;. . e,,.!: ,1.,. .i tin !i>o of ttl tO |
1 v. 'i . r time the average}
ilJCOfiiv of tile C. hie .s llivt'l is 1
j uob 0
Hisli s.hol graduates average
73,700 at *:t 11 ac, ’.vhde elerrien- !
s. ■ n-'-i sol g.-ncuatc-s attain a bi^h
■s/’.m. . . . I
Evidence favors, not orwy going )
10 -t . - 1 >_»t tiiso tiiix®ning col” |
\ " ‘ \
flunaiuw bar
1 iuuay lifternooti. A deputy j
. -7 tn-jft identifivd the driver of the |
.1 ; j- 3 I ()■. .! , (jt’. O 17. |
viiri .-eportedlv never owned an |
iM?rstor's license
1 m Uoso brush with death :. a 1
of a scalp wound Snflitted j
: during the hunting expedition was I
.fohiio v Kvoius. Another hunter, H. ’
I L Price, vras tite reported mao |
i Wi'iij iir.'d the Pullet tout grazed j
Kv.,i:s .- i'aip while he was huntil.. |
ii:'. oid .Vlr- Lte Wooten anr!
>' ;..pi..t child also had a close ;
i iil let Friday night., ft at! hap- j
• eiie.i when i car said to have;
■ -t dv Veil '.v Mrs. Of'l-s-..a Willi-j
,iiii:.. Simmons of l a orair -e crasti ;
I. t’lo Women hoiiif: and to- ;
truly demolished the V» .t e: r kit- j
The Woolens were r,. excited by !
the accident that tile husband said
it- took Iris wife and child and;
i; .-l eu them to bus mother's home
v. ithotit sfopping to investigate ;
v.’hnt had happened. It was not ;
; nlii Sum'i.iy morning that Wooten
Learned Mrs, Simmons had ap- I
parontly lost control of her car j
' near New Hope School.
Mrs. Simmons' machine careen- ;
■ d some 430 feet across a field
:trrdihit through the Woolen's kit
ia and came to a stop some
! 100 yards away.
Duck?* Issue
.VUrtin. Oliver Hill, arm Spot • ■
.. * ion Robinson n.id asked ior a
lulinij or; the constitutional ;■ -
t-.ie.s involved.
Hi iu bus companies filed briefs
in the case on the side of the
Carolina Couch Company the al
legedly discriminating carrier, i
C ..pany lawyers and Williams'
....utiSi-1 ciainu.d the decision was
! a victory for both sides.
I\apc Vltempt
.i . rl.v Saturday morning. He made j
~u tumucccs'tful attempt to rape i
.. 1 winch la' It. Ct. 11 1
: ulllihO.K d police and : eptu ted tin I
Police said the p’rowler rued the j
jMi ce metj’.od in t-htei ilhi nri'’;T ;
! ■ r e., that was used during t-m
•■.miner nonths He usually cn- j
ti-rt.-d through open v. indows oi
it ul sci'veit. to \.\h\ii entry.
Held For .Murder
• Sr.g out the plate glass in this door, j
| Dunn did not explain why Deb- |
i did i: i elite; the houvi. then, j
which would have bean quite tiuy j
i w it.i the eiiiixo lop or the o.o*o s
• dcsirciyod
Dunn said that after break my j
; the glass in the dour, Dtbnani j
j left raying ho would return, llpuii
! his return, acording to Dunn ■
j story, Debriam made a vicious a.
j rault Upon till' Window of Dunn a
i bedroom where upon Dunn, .-hot
| ing through the window, emptied
1 his .shoi,gun into OeonanVs i-m t.
The shots pierced his lungs and
caused instant death Dunn is r< -
potted then to have gone to a
neiyhbcii, !...nne and called the po
lice.
According to all reports avail
j able, ’ aftc; the ’police arrived,
j they culled tTc corner who nutlet'
! the killing "justifiable homecide"
} after listening to Dunn’s story,
i A fact that is very disturbing
l is that although the police were
j given tiie name and address ol
i the slained man, they made no el
; fort to contact or to notify Deb
i natn's farnii' but took it upon
: themselves to call an undertaker
of their own choosing. The killing
took place around midnight, about
two block.- from Debnam’s homo
I but the family says it was not, no
tified of tiie killing until the next
j morning and then by a telephone
j (ail from a friend.
According to reports, Dcbnam
I had been a frequent visitor in
the Dunn home, a run down threi
j room shack with a “comdemned
sign posted <>n its front. Here, u
mid reported scenes of filth, drink
ing and debtisiiTier.y, lived Dunn
and his two daughters, ages 14 and
| &. Here also live Dora Lee Pccble:
I reported In hove been the GD
; friend of both Dunn and Debnam j
: Dora I.ee Claims she was a pay in) I
S roomi r in this house, Iter rent
i being paid by the Wake County
i Welfare Depaitment. That report
I if true, raises tiie question of why
should - the welfare department pay
to have one of its wards live ii
a ••condemned’ house. Anothet
question is. to whom was thi.
money paid since the property is
net owned by Dunn,
Coroner Bennett says he v. ..
not satisfied with the story told i
1 by Dunn on the night of the kil- j
! ling and that asked Detective
I Nickols of the Raleigh Police De- i
partrr.ent to continue the invest!- j
gallon. This investigation result- j
jdjfgfŕhrgfbfn
L -
Safety Program Sought
HA1T1,,,.: Ti, fu. r:.;. r an go,
|jl Kortl; Ca:ui,na'. ni-h’.vay .at,-
|.y prog ran; hays the State 3 util*
ton and a iiali nuoiurists iictfd an
active organization »u represent
| ne<h H.t vital tax, s<.jety and *n»
j .••iLrance fn ldr.
| Ronaia Hoc.it: or Wendell also
. ; forniOr incrobot of the State
| ■ c iature f\ on. Jonnston Couni} has
I ormed t.ht aL'HggA. Protective
i .. i-SO<?H : : tiO:. f I tit*.. alOftg \K ttCi i
• otiiet men. 1 Uey are Paul Tear-
IJ) c, V ice f-vesiiic.t, an Cl AiittoH :
j sovvv'U, Secretary.
| Th * • oi. j ; ii/. a i ion, w hieh v ece t\t. *
! v i Ju.i', e*d its cnarter l>. setting !
j ip state offices here,
Horn tt, who wax a pnncif-al fig- ;
! ■re in the founding of the North
i Tr.mna highway saicty piogrym
|., jf,35. ia>» in has long felt that!
j •'he people who ;i. I’.’t in
I ,i,, tC'u. l 1 .i..1 in.; l1 in .lot:ve oi ■
I auuution ihiU ve ill protect their;
: iitcrciU in the ImLe vt .high pi lS
[ - L- busiiu ; and -..'i1l work t<j"
[ ■ r;.ct;ii.l safety retasures to cut
i iii,t blood si jed on o>s. Ijifeh«a>s.'
! T', work to; more ueonon i n
i i rrurance rati.-:. Wc think, • e
■.i.d. "that tilt average man needs
‘;; . ,D. Ur. tin Ol'gaflizatiUii that
can study automobile accident in*
suranct. r,;.i'and ti..i: t s.j‘ u,
in behalf '..;• flic automob.ic OvVii
or at any time v.'he2i unuraiite
rates aie reviewed."
2 "At present a mofo;";s; must
pay $640 tax on a 52.000 new car
deitvered to nim in North Caro
lina. Thai hurts too many people
who want to buy ca:s ana too
i many w4io want to scU them. Then
'too. "there is that old and worri
; roruc bu;>incs.s of ., j i? coni'-,.
| more in NoiD--’ CarUina !ha"; J:
| does in rie i-; hour in:; state:. We
propose a thorough and contmu
: ing study of tax practices with the
' ,di auf strongiy nppositig any un
, justified increase in tEixes atteci**
(iollfiit*
V. C
( hois T o
Li\ (' i .OlHTli
A stuof *■ll -- ■•''racial uotiwiii
] ljlii:i ai '■ i t 1 ■ -
: i.'hoir Ci•••■.•.; t ill Hot'.esdale Ta
i October 29
Iu sUinm'T of t' 1 "A Itich
iisif SruU, -i 1 lllaih'ga sl:ltl"lit.
was .i Cuuiisiloi at ( 4lnp P****>
telle. »' t. Mr. Seat! went h>
nailj Uailiuntlale for .1 hair
«at. t ut had to return to ramp
uit’hout on ?.e t"hl the dir<v
i„i- oi i » difficulty, .md the
director v > ot<- pro test to the
< ari’umhtlt ( hamber oi * om
mere*.
Tit.- tc-tU-T vas iau r rf-ud at a
l uny "I b'o Retiiii .Mvicnui.t.-
■ Di! -'iU li :■■. 1 rati .uiu -
eliatrman of l:.e Bureau, purtu
.r ( j pj ; riiijii work cUa-murt di; ; -
urmiliial.o, ~ iju" « -to • •• • •
resident o.f ;u ; u.C'.ritig tlonc
dale, is nj •;; 'r G th* yhe-rwin.—
I wilhams pkint in On oondaio
! In addition to his -ion w«'>*'k.
! Mi Plan contacted M. Seoit thi
i j; lDdii !•.:.,(■:• . ■; iri.-nddnn grew
i ui'id an i.*itoi>.'St ill T.diaae n, I ui
j lege developed.
In the rpnio.; of 19 Vi M>' at to
'Virs. Pratt made two visits on the
Talladega CoHcge ?.»rnpu>,. Nfr
pfall, a nuiwGaii, invit*L* i,;i.''i
nent Gray and Choir Director
I Frank Harrison to present the
hoir in Hoiie.'dnD Dat.-r. when ai
Pastern tour d-w * tor Octo
ber, Hotwstiak* was included u
he aclieduli
On October 29. f*-tv Chou niem
bers dra'-n from thirtceii utat.:
,nd the District of Columbia will
•',. guest.*- in the homes of Hones
bile residents. Aecumpanied bj
i-hree members of the Taliadc-G
Music Department, they will au
.ear in c concert at the Grace Epis
copal Church. They are sponsored
iv the Hcnesdaie Rotai y Club.
Richard Scott will be a ba s so
loist on the program, and a guest
in the Pratt Rome Mr. Scott, <>■
■ (aeon, f i is a senior science stu -
ient, preparing for medical school.
During the past summer he work
d in Camp Reinbqrg at Palatine.
Illinois. As a Unit T,.eader l*hf*re
ie supervised uix counselors. K
was also Song Leader for the
camp.
cd in Dunn being arrested u.nc
charged with nuirder.
It is repoi led that Dunn an 1
Debnam were very friendly until
Dura 1 ,e* began tu boa "loomcr
al the Dunn home after whin
their friendship cooled. On thi
light of the killing, Debnam is re
... lla to iiove iiad a date wuh
'ora Lee whje'i Dunn ‘ refused so
allow her to keep.
Whatever the future holds for
Dunn, Di-bnatn is dead and in the
tragic wake of his death, are t-.vo
small, motherless children, their
• lives already affictod by disorder
and squalor and an old lady al
ready sick, a bereaved mother
weeping over jier wayward son.
Winter sleepwear made of cot-
I ton plisse’ or flannelett, or knit
i cottons, can do nicely without
j ironing. They're so little trouble
i to suds, you can change into fresh
| sleepwear as often a:: you'd really
1 nke to.
T?rr 'r \T;Ar'TNTANr
Uif.. csLUunVOb-CVv i'.K:VV. With
the hopr that n;ro" ll* low.
♦ 'red.'
3 -Eaoh ti»e State
tr< etinM' ih>: :• •nor; - • it «;•
itii d i c sf •* q si d i pie? c. i•- * ■■* {$ < a 4 h< n : k
i;; V. •: tc C*aC:h UjCn 11. i i us \\ "I >
Id addition. otr;c e ; *;!■:■• <!■• ••
.
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G &M. TAILORING CO. I
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GOING OUT OF BUSINESS j
Please Cali at Once For Your
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iHi ihu :ll » •-<> ■ i ;la >t;m'
NA iff ..) ~ ;iti*m to bi *ie!.l
in it '!!-. ,' V.rvitl, O- toh» i 23-•„».'.
■ iif, • ri-r-i leil to right ’Ann
Wright. Xation.il
> uuth Secretary , NA \{T; Henry
** u !>:•..-G". of Public
. li.iir Jack Marcbl
•i i ei al(?ckv A ill a ** lio
I'fiillli'il ■ iu’ji <> to’;' r is
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• A t vt < litiv* Se< rt-tary ;
ai.d .;•!!* yj. V. \ .ui:l( i. m esi
(Seiii el ,tie '-ert f <a■ -lira • llaji
t-r of the NA.U f The procla-
WEF.K ENDING BATITOAY, (XJTOBEft 44, 1953
lmition by Ajtiyor Murchison of
an \\'< r Lay marks the first
in North Carolina's history
but such a day has been de
‘ •■•',;!. ! lie proi-lara.ttioa jtvus iv
’ ■ ii after menders ol the Uoe
k. \.\At P pi >‘s, nted the
idea to Murchison. Ueprcsenta
ti'es from throughout the State
% v
Announce New Way To
Shrink Painful Piles
Fiml Healing Substance That Does Both—
Relieves Pain—Shrinks Hemorrhoids
New York. N. Y. (’Special)— j
Tor the first time science has ;
found a new healing- substance j
with the astonishing ability to ;
shrink hemorrhoids and to stop
bietriiiijj— v\ ithout surgery.
In one hemorrhoid case after
another, “very striking; improve
ment” was reported and verified
L;, doctors’ observations.
}’:u:. was relieved promptly.
Aiu.;. wiiile treutly relieving- pain,
actual reduction or retraction
(shrinking) took place.
And amazing of all —this
improvement was maintained in
Uuu'', Wile re doctors observations
were continued over a period of
■jauu.y months!
iu tact, results were so thor
ough that suiFerers wore able to
make such astonishing’ statements
“Piles have ceased to be a
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are i \p<‘( i> t! at l*.«- t',*.tt-d.iy
«linfaii.
I ci’i't easily g<-t ..i the mood
j’v;i .!!..! $25 tW an evening's
dinner and enu itdimnot for two,
»’.enough i find it not unpleasant
il ine ctieek is paid by someone
j problem!” And among these 3uf
i tVrers were a very wide variety
j of hemorrhoid conditions, some of
10 to 20 years' standing.
Ail this, without the use of
narcotics, anesthetics or astrin
gent:’ s.f any kind. The secret is
a new healing substance (Bio*
Dyne*-)—the discovery of a world
famous research institution. Al
ready, Bio-Dyne is m wide use
for healing injured tissue on all
parts of the body,
Now this new healing substance
is offered in ointment form for
hemorrhoids under the name
i’> epartition 11. “ The price is only
9Hc a tube including an appli
cator. The name to ask for is
Preparation H—at all drug stores.
And remember—if not entirely
satisfied—your money will be re
funded promptly, Tnwte Merk.