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nmiufiA/ |ilH yOVR N)TY CHSST Chapel Hill News Leader Leading With The News in Chapel Hill, Carrboro, Glen Lennox and Surrounding Areas For Newspaper Service Dial 8-444 Office; LAain Street, Carrboro TELEPHONE 8-444 CHAPEL HILL, NORTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15 ,1956 EIGHT PAGES THIS ISSUE Adv 'crnian nith, lU. .r-rief W®K., OF 19 HAMIL- IJn appointed City Urlotte. Associated Ibben ensineering Uunce ’49, he will Unties on Dec. 17. TILLEY IS IN’ for treatment of lacerations, and as a result ol‘ cident which oc- last as she was work at the Ra- port. Details of ;h occurred near not available this ILL ALDERMEN nother tree prob- utiful and stately r the corner of Franklin Streets gas folks, who ‘I'vice station on ill hinder access lent. The Board, seemed mighty tree go. Decided he •situation first. Carrboro To Give Out House Numbers; Bypass Construction Is Seen This Year READYING YULE DECORATIONS^High School students under supervision of "Rec" Center Direc- tor Miss Sarah Umstead began assembling the Merchants Association's new downtown Christmas deco rations for erection on white-way street lamp poles I'esterday. Among those helping Miss Umstead (kneel ing^ left), wer© Becky Bennett and Carole Cole{ front row); and (standing) Nancy Berkut, Brenda Parnell, and Richard Gunter. ‘ News Leader Photo bji' lOTELLING HAS ronic technician r 19-year-old son desti’oyej* ‘ Oay- p passed through Oct. 29, just be- opened in that 10 miles in the iking 15 knots in ide as IVTorga^^s George will he nd of this month. OAKVTEW GAR- pansies in cheir ;own should be come next sum- of these plants cal householders n Club. Anti 100- p you in pansies, r an enthH? sea* Merchants Nominate McClamroch; Set Christmas Opening For Nov. 30 Sandy McClamroch, Chapel Hill radio station owner, has been nomi nated to the pre.sidency of the Chapel J-nil-Carrlx)ro Merchants As- fiociation for the coming year. Election of new officers will be I'.cld at the group’s general meet ing on Dec. 10. A slate of candi dates, proixisocl by President II.S. AIcGinty and his predecessors, Crowell Little and Herb Weniwf)rUi, was put in nomination to the As sociation directors in a report Mon day night. as a niemlier of the Trade Promo tions Committee and currently as co-chairman of the Christmas shopping promotion. The President of the Village Broadcasting Co., he is also State Secretary of the .N, C. Jaycees, an officer of the Holy Trinity Episcopal Church, and was last year named Oilier Nominees Thy^pthev.s were Rill. Ho)>|>s, .Mice- Presitlent; l^Irs. Jane' Whitefieid, Seci'etary; L. J, Phipps, Attorney; >wls that there VVhid Powell, State Director; and ■pse of the moon Raymond Andrews, Monk Jennings. Ray Jolly, and Carlton Byrd, Di rectors. Hold-over Directors will be A. J. Altemiieller, J. T. Gobbei. James H. Davis, Mrs. J. L. .Suf..)n. aiiil Bernice Ward. Re-nomlaated to serve on the three-man Advisory Board for another year were (iaude Teague. J. S. Bennett, and John V/, Umstead. Mr. McClamroch has been ac tive in Che Associaliim’s affairs *-'M A N A G E I! ts aslronomkal- nning Saturday lock and continu- morning about I SUPPORTER, ►ur reporting o-t rns, writes to uson carried votes—not seven He’s right. For of Chapel Hill 2.013 in favor arrboro, though, ed to 2,550 for to receive the Jaycees Distinguish ed Service Award as local Man of the Year. Christmas Hours Nov. 30 The Association director.^ also vot ed to begin the local Christmas .shopping season bv turning on their downunvn illuminated decoration.^ completion of the southwest le: on Nov. 30, and by recommending that stor\s be open for shoppers on this evening in addition to the even ings of Dec. 7, 14, and the week of Dec. 17-21. .Among other matters of business th.c directors agree to release the Thompson and Vincent real estate fi^-m fj-om i^SjlcJVSC'Ou quarters ui tile As.sociat.i6n office as of Febru ary, 151),; and to pass on for a vote ti'ie general membership a prop osal by President McGinty to set the annual reports meeting of the .4sso.;iauon in January of each year for the previous year. System Is Adopted By Commissioners A block aiul house munljcr- system lor the Town of Cuin'boro was orficially ndopt- ed by the miinifipality’s Board ol .C'.oinmissioners at their meeting; niprht before last. ^^aYor Pro-Tempore Roy S. I.loyd .said loda-v' that town employees would begin distribution in the near future of, sets of three- digit numbers to each household in tc-wn. The residents will be asked to Lack them on the fi’ont of their homes. Four Seetioiis In Town ITie numbering system was adopt ed as proposed by the League of Municipalities office in Raleigh, and provides for marking the town oft inti) north, south, east, and west sectors bv the intersections of Main and Greensboro Streets downtown. Adc^itional street signs are to be erected where needed, Mr. Lloyd said, and xlsting signs will be revis ed to add the "North,” “South,” etc., designations where needed. Town Clerk Winslow WilUanm is expected to go to GibsonviJle, which recently adopted a similar system, t-o see how it is being put into effect there. The Commi-ssioners were also in formed by the Town Engineer ol' negotiations now under way with tlie State Highway Department for of bypass highway winch will go aiuiind t!)e town from the Moi^gan’s Creek intersection of U. S. 15-501 northward to N. C. 51 west of Carr- !K)ro—and possibly a mile farther north to connect with old N. C. ns near Calvander. Limited Access Sector 'i'lA- Board was inkmud UvjI work on this new link is e.xpected to be started before the end of the current fiscal ; ear. It will be a limited access road, they were told, with a 250-foot right-of-way up to (See CARRBORO, Page 8) SANDY McClamroch Aldermen Renew $35,000 Note; Okay New Parking Restrictions I to IRIMENT THE |itly sent by air paper to J. 0. I professor from furkey. The post- 1 arrived in three low writes under It it relieved his (news. His sub- bc two months |ary news he has |nch newspapers. |iiglisli language Papers (from Ib a day to two County Chapter For UN To Be Formed Sunday .An organizahonal meeting of the Orange County Chapter of the American Association for the United ■\'utioiis has been called for this Sunday afternoon at 3:30 in tho County Courthouse, Proposed by United Nations Medi ator Frank Graham, the unit is to be formeit with 50 community lead ers from all over the County you will get real satisfaction in joining your effort ajid influence ill a movemenl of such widespread and enduring world-wide effect on I'liman well-being.” The Committee itself would meet only two or three times year, Mr. Carroll suggested, explaining that ihe work ct the .^ssocialion could best be canied out through the The Chapel Hill aldermen will meet in special session this evening to elect an interim mem ber to their number and to take up a number of other matters previously postponed by the ab sence of Mayor 0. K. Cornwell. At their Monday evening meet ing, until Mayor Pro-Tein Obie Davis prssiding, the Board re newed for .six months a $35,000 bond anticipation note for curb and gulter installations. It also authorized Towm Attorney John Q. LeGrand to draw an ordinance restricting parking on the sec ond block of McCauley St. to the north side between the hours of 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. A delegation of students is expected to go before the alder - men tonight with a proposal re garding th 3 recently • imposed parking ban on the fraternity block of S. Columbia St. ' nucleus. However, D. D. Carroll progrrius of other organized group.4 (that nothing be ^,11^ temporm-y chairman |xttge form—^the endless. One un- bst him the time Lm. to 4:30 p.m. J'ENT WILLIAM |i Building today |e-re he will ad- If Woman’s Col- I spent yesterday with another Ip of a four-year College by the athletic viola- I OF OPERA excerpts from ’ operas will be I n 'Cordon on his Iram'^' of “Let’s |er radio station, broadcast vill |rom •Arabella” I tarring in both izabeth Schwar- ' Mary's alumni Parish ay. Guest ’s will be |ar(lsou, Dean of Belly Debnam. |U1 alumni from |i to attend. of the group, emphasized that the general public is being encouraged j.c participate. ‘Emergency Cited’ Tn a letter to the-se 50 Central Committee member.s. Mr. Carroll such as the Grange, churches, Horae Frank Ordway Demonstration, and civic clubs, Its -Vlrs. Avery Maddry ... I'ormation has been brought about, Mrs. Warren Barrett . he said 'out of the concern that Kelly Davis , . the masses ot our people do not Mr.s. J. \V. Thompson . Enrolled Contestants Name Tele. No. Neighbarhood Mrs. Harry Carraway . , 8-1637 . __ Carrboro 8-0642 Glen Lennox DISTRICT SCOUT LEADERS—Election and inS'allation of District Scout leaders for the coming year was held at Tuesday evening’s annual banquet for Scooters and Scout parents here. Above, (left tc right) are Clarence D. Jones of Hillsboro, vice -chairman; John Efland Jr., of Efiand, Vice-Chair man; L. J. Phipps of Chapel Hill, chairman; and Frank Umstead of Chapel Hill, District Commissioner. News Louder Photos Phipps Re-Electedi As District Scout Chairman; Awards Made To Leaders Attorney L. J., Phipps has been re- e’ecttHl and installed a.s Chairman of the Orange Boy Scout District for a second one-year, terra. Nearl;/ 31)0 Scinuers and Scixut parents attended Monday evening's j.niiual district banquet, held in Ihe University Tin Can here. In ad dition to electing officers for the coming year, the group heard an liispipationcl address bv Slier City newhptper tfiilcr hi. Rcsi-I), an Oc-coneechec Scout Council leader, and wilnessed the presentation of 10 awards to Scouters for Lheii- sei'vice dui'ing the past year. Award For Collins Robert L. “Rip” Collins, reeent- ly-res'gned District Scout Executive, and Mr.s. Collins, were presented a. silver pitcher bv J. E. Wad.sworth, acting for the District organiza tion. Chairman Phipps announced that Bill Ray of Raleigh, Wake County Scout District Executive and Council leadership training dirccibr, v.ould succeed Mr. Collins here as of Jan, 1. Mr. Ray, who will move to Chapel Hill shortly, was Introduc ed at the meeting. Other District officers installed for the coming year were John Ef- laiid Jr., of Efland, re-elecled Vice-Chairman; and Clarence D. Jones of Hillsboro, also Vice- Chairman. Awards were made to Scouters a^- follows: Finance campaign— Mrs. Turner Forre.st, L.- V. Gi’ubb, •aiid Dr. Robert J. Murphey; Cub- master Deno Reed, Chapel Hill: Scoutmaster—Ralph Howard, Carr boro; Den Mother—Mi-s. Norman (5ee SCOUTS, Page 8) HONOR DEPARTING EXECUTIVE — Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. "Rip*-’ Collins were henored at the district Scout banquet by the presentation of a silver pitcher in recognition of Mr. Collins' two years service as District Scout Executive. He will be succeeded on Jan. 1 by Bill Ray (center), at present the Wake District Executive in Raleigh. Ncvy.s r.,eader Photo Lincoln To Face Hamlet For Title Here Tomorrow understand th United Nations." Committee Listed are the members of the stated: ‘ The present critical emer- ,,3, commiltee. who will elect gency surely emphasized the un^ permanent o.Ticers at their Sunday portance of Increasing the pepp es Brandis, Zeb Bur- understanding of the purpose and Carroll, Uu- uses of the Ujlited Nations in pre- ^ Connvell. Mrs. venting war and promoting peaceful relations in the world. “It is not easy for busy people like you to find time for addition al responsibilities, but we believe Charles Crawford, Edward G. Dan- zigert Mrs. Carl Davis, .Mrs. Wil liam Dorset!,' Mrs. Mack Efland, (See UN, Page 8) ' Mrs. Tina Andrews Mrs. Annie Lee Butler .. Charlie Howard . .... Mrs. Tony .Tenzano . Cliarics A. Boss L. V. Grubb _ _ Miss Satidra Kednocker A1 Gilbert Miss Sandra Halperin Tor Olson . .... ■ Dennis King Mrs. Thelma Wood Johnny Hackney .Mrs. Fred Dale 9-9545 ... Kt. 2, Chapel Hill 8-2865 Rt. 1, Chapel Hill 8-3797 .. Rt. 2., Chapel Hill 2706 Chapel Hill Star Route No Phone hospitalized •r Memorial Hospital includes Mrs. No Phone 9-5243 No Phone 8-5542 8-645G . . 8- 5312 . .. 9- 5487 . .. 9-7321 .. 9-3126 .... Joe Alston. Miss Willie —- Pittsboro Amos, Mrs.' W. B. Burton, Mrs. Rt. 1, Chapel Hill Grover Bynum, Lewis Cole, Mrs. Bynum David Dixon, Miss Betty Ferguson, Chapel Hill jee Floyd, John Hall, R. J. M. Hobbs, Mrs. S. E. Hundley, James Rt. 1, Chapel Hil. Cecil Jones, Mrs, Herbert Lloyd, Waldo McAtee, J. G. Mayfield, Dr, Joan Menetrez, Jimmy Noell, Mrs. Thomas Perry, Julian Selig, Miss Ruth Sheppard, Mrs. Melvin Smiley, Mrs. David Thomas, Miss Joanne Tilley, Mrs. John W. Um stead and John Womble. .. Chapel Hill — --- Chapel Hill Chapel Hill Chapel Hill Chapel Hill 9-7377 Rt. 1, Chapel Hill 9-9422 Chapel Hill 8-6281 ... .... Chapel Hill The undefeated Lincoln High School football team plays host to a .strong Hamlet High team Friday night at 8 n'tdock in the Lion’s Park. Lincoln won the Class AA Ea.stern District One title and Hamlet is champion of District Two. The winner of this game will play for the Class A.A East ern championship. Coach Willie Bradshaw of Lin coln,says his team is in excel lent physical shape for this all- important playoff game. “Hamlet has a strong team,’’ Bradshaw says, “but I think our chances of beating them are pretty good. They have a much heavier team than vre do. hut wc are probably a little faster than they are.’ The Tigers will depend heavi ly on fullback James Atwater and end Bobby Norwood to car- r.v the brunt of their offensive attack. -Atwater has scored 15 touchdowns this year and Nor wood has tallied 10 times from his cud position. “'I’he spirit has been the high est lor Ihi.s game than ever be fore this season, ” Bradshaw said.' “It looks as if our boys really want to win this one.” Hamlet, a T-formation team, is also undefeated. They have won nine and tied one. Partl,v cloudy and somewhat warmer this evening. Continued miid, with scattered showers to-- morrow-. Expected low tonight in the oO’s. Expected high tomorrow in the mid-70’s. High Low Rainfall Monday 64 33 , 00 Tuesday 69 31 .00 Wednesday 58 31 .00 Here They Are - First Contestants; You Can Still Enroll, Too! I Mar, (ifltiii"' inifiei'cav litis js a ii.li-.sa.le .New.s l.Mdev ( iu Illation cainpai.nn m a oTou|i ol local folks "H „;,Bpetino’ for a wontlcrlu (irat.il Fvi/e. rhe trtn'tcr u iH hate a clioicc between a if);,, P^ntonrlt Savov bufion transinissKtn 01 a _ citing three weeks be. ■ tr-^p lo r.mope f(.)r iwo. W'c iwe out 'to double oui (iixulation. rcali/inr dial m:!ny luindreds of people in oiir area would be glad to snb.5cribe to the News Leader, and only need Cf> have somtM)ne approac.‘h them and tell them about the paper and how they can benefit from laking it. ‘Business Proposition* Our campaign is a sound, profit able business proposition in which everyone that CDm’.>etes wins. In addition lo the Grand Prize, we arc offering $750 cash for second prize and cash prizes for third, fourth, fifth, and sixth places. Furthermore, if you do not win a prize you arc guaranteed 80 per cent of all of the subscriptions that you sell. In another column on this pa.ge are listed in alphabetical order the names of the enrolled contestants in the campaign. IF you decide right now, A'OU ctin enroll, and your name will appear in the list which will again be .printed in Monday’,s i.s.sue of the News, Kenewal.s, Too MOST OF THE thousands of pre- icnt subscribers to the News Load er are .going to renew their siib- scriptioms during tilts campaign, lliindrcd.s of mhers who are not iHw subscribers, many newcomers, and others who have been buying the paper on the newstands. are ex pecting in Ihe contestants to call upon them. There arc BARGAIN RATES in effect now. During the campaign the mail rates will be S l.,50 for one year, .$8.00 for two. and $12.00 for three years. The carrier rates arc $.’>.00, $10.00, and $15.00. Re member, Subscribers—we are giv- i:>g a handsome Cleaver Set FREE with each THREE-.year subserip- tii)n purchased—new, or renewal. Don’t forget — next Wednesday night, Novcmlter 21. we will pay out $250 in Special Ca.sh Prizes to the ten contestants who have tlie best record lo that date. Enroll now and win one of these $25 cash awards. Call 8-444 anil ask for Ola Taintor or Norma Dielil. They will help you to get .started.
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