A/lc HABDIN
A/tc Glenn Maurice
AF 145M7M Box M, 364th M ft
S Hq. 84. Op.. Laughlin AFB,
Del Rio, Ttiu, entered the
service May M, IBM. He At
tended Andrew* High School
and Is the son of Mrs. Battle
J. Hardin of Andrews and Gas
ton la. He recently was promot
ed to his present rank.
Junaluska Article
In Methodist Mag.
The life of Junaluska. the Cher
okee chieftain of whom the lake
and the southeastern summer as
sembly grounds of the Methodist
Church are named, is review
ed in the June 23 issue of the
Christian Advocate, national week
ly newsmagazine of the Methodist
Church, published in Chicago.
"Honoring Two Cherokees" is
the title of the article, written by
Boyd M. McKeown, Nashville,
Ten. staff member of the Methodist
Board of Education.
The second Cherokee in the ar
ticle is Sequoyah, who invented the
first Indian language alphabet. The
Methodist Church's southwestern
assembly grounds, Mt. Sequoyah
near Fayetteville, Ark., is named
for him. It .serves Methodists of 10.
states. '
A portrait of Chief Junaluska.
owned by H. C. Wilburn of Waynes- ]
ville, is used to illustrate the ar-|
tide.
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July 4th Highway |
Risks Explained i
Nearly one-half of the fatalities
and Injuries feared likely to occur'
on the nation'* streets and high
ways over the long Fourth of July
week-end will result from exces
sive speed, the Association of Cas
us ulty and Surety Companies said
today.
Despite the fact that the holiday
weekend, which begins officially at
6 p. m Friday and ends at mid
night, Monday, will give motorists
better than three days for travel
and relaxation, 154 motorists and
passengers will face death and
9,100 may suffer Injuries as a re
sult of driving too fast.
An additional 72 are likely to bo
killed, and 1,860 injured while driv
ing on the wrong side of the road.
? Other fears are for 50 deaths and
12,000 injuries from reckless driv
ing, 42 deaths and 5,000 Injuri ^
I from failure to yield the right-of
way, 26 deaths and 1,100 injuries
| from fatigue or falling asleep at
the wheel.
Accidents from all other causes
will account for 41 more deaths
and the balanec of injuries.
If these estimates hold true, 385
people will be killed and 21,000 in
jured in Fourth of July holiday traf
fic accidents. In addition, 3.000 ped
estrains will suffer personal in
juries.
i Drinking will be a factor in one
out of every four fatal traffic acci
dents.
; "If motorists would not try to
pack too much activity into the 78
hour holiday, much of this needless
' tragedy could be avoided," Thom
as N. Boate, manager of the Asso
| olation's accident prevention de
partment declared.
"The time to begin cautious is
when planning?the trip. Don't try
to cover too much ground; begin
'your trip, and your return home,
so as to allow a little extra time for
traffic congestion and emergen
cies.
The rest is simply adhering to
the basic driving rules and exercis
ing a little courtesy and self con
trol when you drive. These simple
things could mean the difference
between a safe trip and tragedy for
every motorist on the road."
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Freeze May Cause
Fewer Honey Bees
The late March freeze la (till
showing Its effect on beekeeping,
according to W. A. Stephen, exten
alon beekeeper at State College.
Here's the way Stephen explains
It:
Queen oreecors normally hatch
their young queens In what bee
keepers call nuclei. These nuclei
are very small hives with a small
population of bees. Under normal
conditions these bees are able to
carry on In a amall way, all the ac
tivities carried on in a large hive.
When the freeze came, many of
these nuclei and their queens per
ished, as well as queens that had
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The result hu been not enough I
queens to take care of orders from |
beekeepers wanting new queens. I
And the net result of the freeze
may be many fewer colonies In
North Carolina this year, Stephen
concludes.
An editorial in "Modern Beekeep
ins." 8ays that the freeze following
the drought of the last three sea
I sons has resulted in the starvation
| of "tens of thousands" of colonies
l?f liees In southern states
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