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PAGE TWO ■.i i»i Jii • —• ■ ■■■■■■■ BULLETINS (Continued from pace 1) -ers attacked scattered targets along Korea's MIG Alley to ,„day -without sighting enemy MIG-15 jet interceptors. -■-.at NEWARK, N. J, (IP) A strike by 6,100 employes of New Jersey Bell Telephone Co. ended today when com- j pany and union Officials reached agreements on a new -"contract in night-long negotiation sessions. ti'rtU** * i ; , LONDON (IP) Britain has curtailed textile orders "from other countries, including the United States, in order «4o ehrb a slump that has put thousands out of work, the J goernment has announced. • ■ ■ 1 - ; ST. LOUIS (If) The co-owner of an insurance agency •turned the cashier he “had to trust” over to police yOs- I ter day he cashier, tittfroihy Rooney, admitted embezzling •$4,677. “I trusted her,” said Herman Richman. “I had to I because I am Ullhd.” —- • DALLAS, Tex. (IP) Tbmado-stricken Arkansas has I been granted National Production Authority priority a&iS- Itance to obtain materials for reconstruction and repair -of its damaged homes and buildings. ; * ~— NEW YORK (5) Lt, Gen. James H. Doolittle’s air ’port commission, named by President Truman to inves • tigate air traffic in the New York area following three • plane crashes ip Elizabeth, N. J., hilling 199 persons, has !teen asked to close LaGuardia and Idlewild International l Airports. j "WASHINGTON (IP Vice Adm. Thomas L. Sprague, •Pacific Fleet air commander, will retire next Tuesday at '.the age of 57 because he believes that is the way in which •he can best serve Hie Army, official Sources said today. • WINNEMUCCA, Nev. <IR Thirteen persons were ■treated for minor injuries today after a landslide derail *ed the locomotive and three cars of the Western Pacific’s Zephyr. ‘ NEW YORKIIP A Washington dispatch of the New York Times reported today that the Federal Reserve -Board has decided to dissolve the $7,600,000,WW Giannini .banking empire. J MADISON, Wis. (IP The political air in Wisconsin Jwas charged with suspicion today as the three Republican •candidates stepped up their campaigning with only five fdays left before the primary next Tuesday. • CHICAGO (IP Sixteen persons—seven of theta child ren—were injured today when flames raced through a Ithree-story rooming horn. Most of the 35 occupants slid •down ropes fashioned from twisted bedsheets. • WASHINGTON (IP Sen. Robert A. Taft’s friends are the man from Ohio has nothing to fear from •Gen. Dwight Eisenhower s homecoming to campaign. tTtie word in Washington is that the general is likely to •return. Taffs friends indicated his return would be moif; •welcome than otherwise. They hrifeve the senator would tout-hit the gen*«d on the is»ue**o| the day. ! WASHINGTON (IP A key House member recom •mended today thd Congress draft FBI Director J. Ed- Igar Hoover to take river Ncwbold Morris’ job as head of *uie government’s drive against corruption. Rep. Francis ■E. Walter (Fa.), a ranking Democrat on the House Ju friciary Committee, made Die proposal. He told a report er hb would wage a “strong fight” for its approval at Sa closed committee meeting today. • ; WASHINGTON Iff) Sen. William Benson (D-Conn) •said today he can prove in court the tenth of his charges Against Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy and dared the Wiscom Sin Republican to bring his $2,000,000 suit to trial before 4he November election. » ‘ ' •- - • VATICAN CltY (IP Pope Phis XII urged all Cat frolics today to join a “sacred crusade” of prayer its: •WOtki peace thaat will assure freedom of worship and frther fundamental liberties to aH people. flis appeal Was made in an apostilic tetter deploring the oppression of the Roman Catholic Church in Communist • WASHINGTON (» The House Appropriations Com mittee cut over $200,000,000 today from an army civil functions approbation bill which contained $693,000,- JOOO when it came to Congress. • NEW YORK (IP Ruth Ford Webb, a tall, dark Sand curvy torch singer, said today she agreed to be TOm •my Manville's ninth wife for peace and companionship •and not for Iris money. l BERLIN (ff) Sources dose to the Soviet Control Commission reported today that more than 70 persons •were killed at an airport just outside Moscow yesterday jn tire crash of a passenger plane and a Beaded troop • HUGOTON. Kan. (IP Forty-five airplane gM^n^ers jninrtion *brugged of* ... * GREENSBORO (IP The godenunent wffl auction s Uoe mink stole and a thfee and one-third carat diamond 5m 776 731-99 ieftinst a Greensboro couple. Tftt cpllec bracelet ay# one gold bracelet In the latest sales to &- ?941 through 1945. ■■ - STATE NEWS BRIEFS WILMINGTON (US Gladia tors competing in the opening rounds iof the Azalea Opfen Golf tournament today teed oft under the watchful eye of their ‘ queen for the next four days. Beautiful young Cathy Downs, Queen Azalea arrived from Hollywood yesterday to *IBX6 over her reign, over the an j nual celebration. Approximately I,oob persons met her at the air port. WILMINGTON,—(if)— The State Conservation and Development hoard corisidelred (recommenda tions today from it* commercial fisheries, committee to make all ocean fishing piers commercial fisheries. GREENSBORO —(lf Eighteen- j year-old “JbeSlsk" threw the sher- 1 Ilf’s office iiito Ai uproar last night. The close-cropped blonde admitted “he” was a girl when told to enter the men's cell block. “Joe” gave her natne as Barbara Jean Sisk of Marion. LUMBERTON lift A special venire from neighboring Hoke County was called today from which to select a Jury to try three men under an ol dstete law pro hibiting membership In secret po litical societies. THOMASVILLE —OP)— A court order today prohibited mass pick eting by striking furniture workers in the two-week old violence-tom walkout at Thomasville Chair Co. Superior Judge Will Pless issued a temporary injunction last night limiting picketing. The injunction was asked by attorneys for the company. ASHEBORO Os) An autopsy has failed to show foul play in the ! death of Magg(e Hunt Glenn, 40, of Randleman. burned fatally ih a bed fire at a motor court near herb Tuesday. GREENSBORO -r- (IP Herbert F. Seawell Jr., Republican candi date for governor, opens his cam- I palgn tonight with an address here on "Advantages of a twd-Party system." WAKE FOREST <W Robert G. Deyton win assume dories a? vice president and comptroller of. Wake Forest College in Wlnston- Salem May 1 and will play a ma jor part In the moViiig of the Bap tist institution there, it was an nounced today. annual Carolina Education Association. MANTEO —flit— jfTwo prisoners working oh a Roanoke island road gang escaped yesterday prisons of ficials said today. 1 ASHEVILLE. N- C. (ffi The estate, of an 85-year-old recluse Mrs. Laura £. Fisher, found . dead in her littered home here March 19 grew to <144,000. in cash 4n<J negotiables today with discovery of an additional $130,000 In cash. WILMINGTON —an— The East ern North - Carolina Press Associa tion Will hold its semi-annual meet ing here tomorrow. GREENSBORO ftp Mrs. James E. Labeth of Thomasville was elected regent of the .State Daughters' of the American Revo lution last night. (Ceaflttne* from ettfe one>> man came to the Mensfnger home, eight miles south of here. Men stnger, 37, answered Ore Prior, and was fatally wounded by a shotgun blast. Three more. shots were fired through the partially opened drier and Mrs. Mensinger, 24, and her son were wounded. Mrs. Menstngpr, although wound ' ed, ran to the telephone and got a ! call through to the Merrimao op erator. The call and ber Screams j were Wf gun Mast through the kitchen rin tow. as ,The gunman then apparently ip^ll m • j jma (CdnuttMd inn |H|i •-? nm nut ucokd. mum, a a S|of|rQ UUM ’ In Car Wreck Sheriff W. E. Salmon Raid today that Grant Gresham, Negro, of Raleigh, Rt. 3, has posted SSOO s./vxr£un an He was charged With careless and reckless driving, hit and run driv ing, and leaving the scene of an accident where there was property damage. Oresham was one df four Negroes who fled froth the scent of the accident Sunday after the pickup truck in which the four were rid ing hit the gas tank at Matthews Oil Station, a mile north of hilling ton. Gresham was arrested by a Highway Patrolman In Wake Coun ty. No charges of larcedy were filed as the truck belonged, to one of the men in the truck, and was not stol en or originally believed. Minting firm (Continued from page one) service on small Jobs. MANY SERVICES “We'll build or repair anything,” ' they said. i J Among services offered are: re- J modeling, repairing, roofing, sid ing, floor work, concrete masonry, : etc. “Most- people find trouble in the largest building supply firm ; in Eastern Carolina. Mr. Godwin married the former Miss Thttriene Lockerman, daugh- i ter of Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Locker man of Dunn, Route 3. They have two Children,. Brent, age two and i a half, and Mary Sue, who Is only three weeks old. : DEWEY IS VETERAN Dewey Godwin is the son of Mrs. R. M. Godwin and the late Mr. Godwin of DUnn, Route 4. He at- , tended the Old Chicdra School and ever Since Iris been in the build ing business. Mr. Godwin sihde l»4i has serv ed as a private contractor here and Ms built scores Os buildings And residences throughout this sec tion. . • He married thfe fprmer ■ Del Jerrilgan, daughter Os Mrs. G. W. Jernlgan of Dunn, Route 5 And t«c-lafc Mrl'Jerii^An:' ' v'" Mr, and Mrs. Godwin have one daughter, Miss Faye Oodwin. Bbth of the bwners Air active in aftajts of the townahd community. TomipjflJ experience with build ing materials and Dewey's exper elnce a* a contractor are Joined to i to - provide an excellent combine- | Uon to provide lie fmeat of ser- I vijae. - They joined today to expressing appreciation to their many^rlends dial Invitation to tfS(t them. * •srs'SLSff&E ted without any charge or obliga tion. Democrats (Continued from page one) erson-Jacksoh Day dinner. Democrats heTe art expecting a “given ’em hen” speech, aimed it the RepubßcAnA, with n'o clue to his White Ijouse ve«B secretary Jo- TOrt”"fbr a Copyrighted report, published by the St. Lou,s Post that Mr. Trutean Is try ing to persuade gov Adisi e. Stevenson of lUinoU to become the administration's candidate for pres ident Stevenson Mmsalf put a damper cm the report last night when he said “I cannot seek and will not *ek the oemdcrkttc nomtnatiCn for president ” He did ndt elabor ate. Republicans, meanwhile, headed Into. A new tquabMS Over whether the April » New Jersey primary can bo regarded asa test Os strength between Sen, NoOert A. Taft of Ohio and Gen. DWight D. Elsen hower. Tart tried to Withdraw frdm (he primary on grounds that Gov. Al fred B. Driscoll violated a promise of neutrality and threw the. State OOP organization behind Etsen hower.' / -. ntto waruj unfPm LWttt Highway 87, four miles north of suffered injuries to her left arm and head, while W. L. McLaurln, 33. a passenger In the car, had cute and bruises. Both were removed to the hospital by ambu lance: Patrolman R. B. Leonard said to day that the investigation Is con tinuing. The scene of the accident is MO ft. north of the Ovethill in tersection, where there is a sh*r|p curve and a small hiU after a long stretch of smooth road. Patrolman Leonard said, however, that the Sharp curve and the' Incline art plainly marked. Church Youths To Meet Her# Members of the Christian Youth Fellowship of the Hood Memorial Christian Church will be hosts to the young people of the MIH Creek and Coastal Plains District tomor row and Saturday, it was an nounced today by Mr. W. W. CAr roll, sponsor of the local, group. 12S to 150 young people are ex pected to register for the meeting. Sessions will begin at 4:30 Friday afternoon and will close after the evening meal Saturday night. . INABtNETT IN CHARGE Mr. Thomas P. Inabinett of Wil son. Religious Education Director . for ; the state, will be here to con duct the . meeting. Mr. Inabinett is conducting similar meetings fpr the other districts throughout the state. Featured speaker for the event will be Mr. Herbert Reynolds, a returned missionary from India. Mr. Reynolds will remain bver Sun day and will speak at the Sunday morning services. Rooms are being furnished by local church members for those re maining overnight, and Mr. Car roll reminded today that anyone having an extra bedroom contact Miss M&rtha Ann Butter. * Registration UAOc and, the for the three meals served at the church will be $2.1)0. Only Few Cases Heard In Court Robert McKeithan of Dunn Route 3, charged with carrying a con cealed weapon and pubHe drunk enness, was given M days, suspend ed (<* * Months on. payjSent oT KM flfte and coats and the .pistol wife,’ charged with breaking and entering with intent to commit rape, was boiAd over to Superior Court Without bond. He allegedly broke into the sleeping apartment of the home Os Henry Barnes and mttMhpted to rape his wife. Jessie B. McNeill, charged with assault with 8 deadly weapon, Was aorpiitted and Maggie Kine, the prokecuting witness, was taxed with the easts. The cese against Odis Robert, charged with attault and disorder ly conduct, was also dismissed when Louise Roberta, the prosecuting wl neSs, refused to testify and she was taxied with the coets. John Surles.'charged with assault ing Madlyne Suggs by striking her With his fists, was giverrsix months Suspended upon, payment (o| casts arid the ceodMOb that he not as sault his vrile again in . nrt -years. Max Holliday Barber was fined Calvin Coolidge Pope wgs also fined $5 fOr speeding, and DOnald Nay Lee wak fined lib for speed ing. v • Three cases of public drunkenness were heard. m MhhMMteMMN* congress fCMtfaiM teete page «e> . Trie testimony reVrtled Uiat bud get prtportd by ABanß. Kline, head mm m A"' f m m § & g i f * - *■ '' ’ „■ ' ■ •■■ ■ ■ Officers and directors of the | Harnett County Safety Council, at ( a meeting held last night In the t county courthouse, completed the county-wide organisation, named ' an executive committee, adopted two major projects and agreed to affiliate with the National Safety CounciJ. Dr. Glenn L. Hooper, chairman, presided over the meeting of the council, formed recently to combat the county’s increasing death rate on the highways, Need for the safety council was further stressed and brought hbme very forcefully to the officers when they received the news just as their meeting broke up that three more piespns lukd Just been killed In a highway accident nbar'Angier. The group adopted as tee coun cil’s first projecte highway safety at the schools and agreed that the big job of tpe cotlhcll Is educating the public alpng the lines of safety. Named to the executive commit tee were: officers and directors of SAME OLE GARVEfe SAN BERNARDINO. CalH. —(iF— The arm that bought Ned Garver 20 victories with the last-place St. Louis Browns last year appears to be rounding into shape. The Ney. 0., righthander allow ed only three hits in his five-inning sting yesterday as the Browns beat the Pittsburgh Pirates, 4 to 2. SOX HAVE BIG NINTH MESA, Ariz- —(UV- The Chicago White Sox, who scored an 8 to 5 victory over Cleveland at Tucson yesterday with a five-run rally in the ninth Inning, meet the Chicago Cubs today in an exhibition game. Killed In Plane Wrecks BY UNITED iPRESS Three plane crashes In thfe Southwest claimed the lives of 16 persons today but 45 passengers aboard a Braniff Airlines DC-4 were saved when their plane made an emergency landing with a burning . engine. . ! Eight men were killed when an Air Force B-29 crashed and burst Into flames near Davis-Montan Ate ' Force Bom at Tucson, Ariz. A B-47 jet bomber crashed and burned during take off from Kirtland Ate Force Base at Albuquerque, N. M„ killing all four of Its crew mem bers. ■.Four more persons, three of them killed wlum a pri vate plane orashed into a mountain in Mexico, 85 miles south of El Faso, Texas. But 45 persons escaped with a tdbal of only one sprained ankle when thete DC-4 made an emer gehey landing at HUgotan, Ran. The plane was en route from Colo rtdb Springs, Colo., to Oklahoma City, Okia., wjien an engine caught fire. Capt. Jack Stanford brought the big plane down safely. Airline officials In Chicago said the plane was “a total loss." The passengers were taken by bus from HUgotan to Amarillo, Tex., where- they were to be flown to their desinations. Markets (COn tinted from page *aaH COTTON NEW YORK (if) May 4084; Jnly 39.96.' I NXW ORLEANS Itft May 4983; July 3*82. , BlzeMore Mr. and Mtk. W. V. Sizemore of Mount Airy announce tee birth of a son Bill Jr. on March i In Wins ton-Salem. The Sizemores are for mer residents of Dunn. of the Farm Bureau* Chairman Harold D. Cooley (D --NC) of the Agriculture Committee' told a reporter that the position of the two farm groups will “Make it more difficult” to sell city coh- THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH Zl, 1952 tee council, all school principals, all majors, tee county's two judges and two solicitors, the sheriff, tee ' 1 1 111 1 1 ilgL ; : v . ' I i V '4#i- S* ' Everybody Knows That ’••J Dairy Ptqducts Are Tbs B&0. .: ► ■V \li E. Cumberland " ji N. C. - Phone To tuo)ilSH m ; AND • n.vTiiiivS tHS GRAND, Nfiw ■ . GULFPRDE tM- ' \ '.• - , < ' ‘ Ca A 9 I nRj-" jgggg. 15, Em % » ,ib 1“ -J* ~w • - WIMP * •i »■ ■KT,- f - •.;.<■ ■ I lyfe fc if Bte ■■■ ■-MBAA - Mite life, then It will be wortewlle," told teem. Glenn Proffitt Dt'UlP ] lngton Is vice chairman aoa'teld ' ney O. Thomai B: Broadwajo In ■ secretary. ' ;
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