THE PERQVtMAtfS WEEKLY HERTFORD, NDHTS. CAROLINA, FilTDA. " .TANYARY 27,
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:3rt Policy Debate
Great Missiles Race
ia Ahead Of, U...S.T
f
r7ashington-r-Secretary of State
J m .Foster Dulles has touched
off, indirectly, the greatest foreign
policy, debate of this election year.
By allowing a magazine writer to
attribute him a heretofore undis
closed policy, said to have been
used on at least three occasions
..while dealing with the Communists,
; Dulles has placed jhimself in. ;tha
.., mjddle of a furor on Capitol Hill.
,'Some solons were, frankly su
prised at the assertions jn the ar-,
tide. - They had known nothing of
thls so-called "brink-of-war" for
eign policy the United States is
supposed to have employed in Ko
,,rea, in theiFpnuosa crisis and in
the Jndochinese crisis.
- Some of the Senators and Congressmen-,
who raised their eye
brows were in a position to know
-, all that Congress had been told on
i-.theae crises. ' Their comment was
restrained, but they expressed sur
prise, on some occasion, at the tone
ofthe latest claims from Mr.'Dul
,le ' . ,
: tThe Secretary implies in the new
appraisaljhat this country made a
thinly-veiled, threat, passed on to
, Cpnimunisit channels, to go into ac
f tion; with nuclear weapons if a set
, tlament was not possible in Korea.
The same threat is reported to have
,ben successfully employed in the
,ohr two 'crises.
fThe implication is clear; it is
that this get-tough policy on the
Eisenhower Administration forced
tbe.Communists to terms, and won
i diplomatic victories for the United
States. If the threat was used as
;rtftp.w,riter- claims, then this policy
.- has been generally unknown, to the
. American people.
: yjeniocrats are now complaining
' that if the- government is using the
i.BJfg, Stick policy in , its relations
.with the Communists, the people
should at least be given the facts,
and acquainted . with decisions
'-, which could immediately and ;um
..eifpectedly involve them in an all-
otwar with Communism. . (i ; I
timers pay mat our ames are
not; being1 'consulted'" fully oH''this
""Ink-of-war", policy and that this
.oversight is causing much misun
derstanding among our .friends,
abroad. Others are saying that the
magazine article gives an inaccur
. ate; impression, which could well be
, tflxe, since Secretary Dulles did not
vbuch for th.e accuracy of the en
:.tje article, when pressed on this
point
iThe one sure result is that the
. $rink-of-war" policy is certain to
.-Wp debated hotly between r.ow and
- November. Some Democrats think
Dulles went overboard and tripped
Himself up. Meanwhile, a number
of Republicans hail the article as a
- livelation of bold and successful
v foreign - policy as employed by
President Eisenhower .and .Dulles
tyi get us; out ,of the -Korean War
ahd prevent trouble in two other
areas.
' :',There is no longer any doubt
' that there is an all-out race for the
long-sought intercontinental mis-
slle between this country and Rus
sia. Latest intelligent reports in
.Washington are disquieting. ' ' ..
!! There' are some who even think
. .Russia has pulled ahead of the
.. U7 S., which has been doing much
research And planning, but delay
1 (ng attempts to build the 5,000-mile
rocket missile-, which will carry a
Hydrogen bomb until success is in
Tiew. i ; '
't It is said the Reds already have
: 1 1,500-mile missije. They expect
to' . have the 5,000-mile weapon
. fc(thin two. years, according to re
ports. The United States will not
, have such a weapon earlier and
may not nave it then, unless pro
gress comes fast. The emphasis
j!ow is on progress, fast progress,
he weapon involved may hold the
1 ly to existence in a new war.
The two most influential men in
Eisenhower Administration are
J to be Sherman Adams and
orge Humphrey. Adams is the
lisputed Chief fit Staff ,for, the
I'-'xit and' actually .ran the
; v when the President was
tely incapacitated recently.
t is easier than to. go
a Cod, and .nothing is
" Christ The -sinner is'-saved from
his own condition of helplessness,
he. is. restored (o. usefulness and be
is reunited to. God." ?Dr-. Russell
Howden. . ... - .. . -; . ...
L MEMORIAM ,
, In loving . memory of my dear
mother, , Mrs.. Margaret , Elizabeth
Dale, who departed this .life one
- ot inrr
I. ' , ... ' . , . . j ..I
,rar aK loveu. one l'hhi una
life. ; Gone fromlhia .wjJrld .of
struggle ana strife. ,4ione with a
smile and a' wave of the hand.' , I
know she Is testing in Canaan's
Land. . i hough with this lovedOW
I have had to part th4 memory of
her remains' fresh in'tmyr heart,
Mother, thoughts of youlive "with
me from day to day, and the, tears
I shed I trust God will wipe away,
and in His infinite understanding,
kindness and love He will giye hie
courage and wisdom from above.
Helping me as I go' about my daily
tasks here to follow in the foot
steps of 'you, Mother dear. So,
when life's work on earth is done
the battle of victory will he faith
fully won, and I will begin a beau
tiful eternal life anew, and he re
united there in heaven, with you.
. i Her daughter,
Mrs. Blanche Dale '
Goodwin.
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"NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
Having qualified as Executors of
the estate of C. P. Banks, dereased,
"ate of Perquimans County, North
Carolina, this is to notify all per
sons having claims against the es
tate of said deceased to .exhibit
them to the undersigned at Hert
ford, N. C, on or before the 24th
day of December, 195S, or this no-
Mw.wu. rie pieaneu m par ot tneirNorth Carolina
itiv- y ah . jKjrsons lnueoien 10
said estate will ' please1 make im-
mediate payment
, Tnis 24th.dav nf Decern!.-. 10
v W. K.' BANKS AND i, .
CLIFFORD BANKS, f
bxeeutors .of C. P. Ranks
Dec30,Jan6,13,20;27,Feb.1
;.NOTICE OP AniMlNiCTi? atiaivt
, Having qualified as Administra
trix ef the estate, of John N.. Asiwlf:
deceased, late of Perquimans Coun ' obtain Divorcev ."Vinculo. Mat
ty, North Carolina, thin is to not!-1 XnuniM-pr
iy an persons having ' claims'
aeainst thn out ft nf Md'kMduJ
v uxiiiuii; tnem to inc unrlersigned
sons indebted
Wed to said estate will
please make immediate iMumt
This 30th dav of December, 1955.
..... MRS. LULU A. LAYDEN,
Administratrix "
John N. Asbell. -J.
H. LeRoy, Attorney
riizanetn City, N. C.
Jan6,13,20,27,Feh3,10
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
Having qualified as Executor of
ihe estate of Mrs. Lilliebelle E.
Brinn, deceased, late of Perquim
ans County, North Carolina, this is
to notify all persons baving claims
against the estate of said deceased
J; to exhibit them to the undersigned
at nertiord, JN. C, on or before the
Jth day of December, 195C, or this
notice will be rilonilerl in l r
at Route 2, Elizabeth City, on or thA of the I Superior
before the 30th day. of .December; ourt ?f "d (urtto,.m tt coui t
1956 or this notice will be pleaded ho"sP in HertfJ-d. North Carohna,
in bar of their recoverv All ner?1 Wltmn twenty days after the 11th
. . 1 N' t 'for- y. i .& 2 ,y ,.. '
.. 1 r -r rmniinni inii imnitfinyi I'-i.'1 fi- - -- - i - i.,,,,- n ,i.ir -t t
their recbverlperaaDa Hil-7i?iiVsc"R(?n'Vf' all thesfocfc-
ed to said estate will please make !
immediate payment. - .
Th! 19th dav of December: 1955. 1
THOMAS PRESTON BRINN,
Executor of Mrs. Lilliebelle E.
Brinn.
;,; Dec23.30Jan5,13,20,27
te The.
Perquimans County Superior Court
BlvrvJKK THE ULt-KJi. ;
Vivian Everett Stewart V-i i
The -defendant,, Arthur Stewart,
will take notice that an action .en
titled as above hae;)iept! commenc
ed in.tne .SUporiorQurt 'or' rer-
(fuimans County, North roiirai to
8 "UJ:"K oa u"'!
it-iiuiiiii, wui....m..
notice
that .he is required to appear at the
i aV o February, , ano answer
or demur-to' the complaint in said
action or the plaintiff will npply
to the Court for the relief demand
ed in said comulaint
This the 3rd day of January,
1956 v v
W. IT. PITT y
Clerk of the Superior
- Court.
Jones, Jones & Jones,
Attorneys for the plai'ptiff
Preliminary Certificate
Of Dissolution
To All to Whom These Presents
May Come Greeting:
Whereas! It appears to my satis
faction, by duly authenticated rec
ord of the proceedings for the vol -
untary dissolution therisof by the
W'im) 1
holders, deposited in aiy office,
that the EAST COAST ULVKLOP.
MhN 1 WiU'UHA J ION, a corpora
tion of this State, whose principal
office is situated at P. 0. Box 101
in the Town of Hertford, County of
Perquimans, State of North Caro
lina (Chas. E. Johnson .being ''the
agent therein and in charge there
of, upon whom process may be ser-
vfifl),'. has compiler! with the re-1
qiiirpments of Chapter 55, General
Statutes, entitled
corporations,"
preliminary to the issuing of this
Certificate' of. Dissolution: ' .
Now Therefore, I. Tliad Euro,
Secretary of Slate of the State of
North Carolina, do hereby certify
that the said corporation did, on
the.2Rlh day of .December, iflr,.r,,
file in my office a duly executed at
tested con.lent in writing to (be dis
solution of raid corporation, ."vectit-
1 , 1, 11111 .i r .
ed by all the stockholders thereof,
which said consent, and the record
of the proceediiiR.i afore.iaid are
now on file in my said office as
provided by lav.'.
In Testimony Whereof, I have
hereto set my hand and .affixed mv
official seal at Ral"iivh, thin Il.'Ub
day-nf December, A. If., 1955.
Til AD KITliK,
.Secretary of J'talr
.Taiifl, 1 3,20,27
NOTICE OF ADMIMSTI
Having qualified as V.
Ibe e::latc of Marvin lb. vl
led, .di'Ci-ased, late of IV
Couiily, North Cai'nliiia, I
TION
iit'ii' nf
! ' lllHI-
ii!inans
i f - b: lo
I notify all persons ha.viiur, claims
j against tin. estate of said deceased
. (O exhibit tbelll to llle lllldel'siglli'd
at P. O. Hon 677, Cold.-horo N'u'ih
i r'.,,.,,i;,,., ,, lu.r,...,. n,,, ion, ,i.,ir
0f ,ja.m,a,y, 1)57, or this notice will
be pleaded in bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate
will please make immediate pay
ment. This 19th day of January, 1956.
DANIEL CHARLES
UMPHLETT,
Executor of Marvin
HoyhkUmphlett.
Jan27,Feb3,10,17,24,Mar2
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO
APPLY TO THE LOCAL
GOVERNMENT COMMISSION
FOR APPROVAL OF BONDS
NOTICE is herebv sriven of in
,tention of the undersigned to file
application with the Local Govern
ment Commission,' Raleigh, N. C,
for its approval of the issuance of
the following proposed bonds of
the COUNTY OF PERQUIMANS,
which bonds shall be subject to ap
proval of the voters of said County
nf 'Perquimans at an election:
$125,000 of bonds for the pur
pose of erecting a new school
building and acquiring land
and furnishings and equipment
Mill 1 1 1 vv ni-iniii Ull Mil I K.
Th. ,; wns f!f ltlM;lBA
on the 27th day of January, 1956.
Any citizen or taxpayer objecting
to the issuance of all or any of
said bonds may file with the Local
Government Commission a verified
statement setting forth his objec
tions as provided in Section 159-7.1
nf the General Statutes of North
Carolina, in which event be shall
also file a copy of such statement
'with the undersigned, at any time
within ten days from and after
such first publication. A copy of
this notice must be attached to the
statement so filed. Objections set
forth in said statement shall lie for
consideration by said Commission
in its determination of whether or
not if may hold a public hearing
as provided by law on the matter
of issuance of said bonds.
BOARD OF
COMMISSIONERS OF
THE COUNTY OF
PERQUIMANS,
NORTH CAROLINA.
By: Julian C. Powell,
Clerk.
Jan27J"eb3
BOND ORDER AUTHORIZING
THE ISSUANCE OF $125,000
SCHOOL BONDS OF THE
COUNTY OF PERQUIMANS
WHEREAS, the County Board of
Education of the County of Per
quimans has determined that exist
ing school plant facilities in the
Perquimnns County School Admini
strative Unit are not ,adequate for
the maintenance of public schools
for the nine months' school term
prescribed by law, and has request
ed the Hoard of Commissioners to
provide the sum of $125,000 to fi
nance the additional school plant
facilities which are described, in
Section O of this bond torder and
which said County Board of Edu
cation has determined are neces
sary to enable the County of Per
quimans, as an administrative
agency of the public school sys
tem'of the State of North Carolina,
to maintain public schools in said
Perquimans County School Admini
strative Unit for the nine months'
school term prescribed by law:
NOW, THEREFORE,
BE IT ORDERKD by the Board
of Commissioners of the County of
Perquimans, as follows:
Section 1. The Board of Com
missioners' of the County of Per
quimans has ascertained and here
by determines that it is necessary
to erect in the Perquimans County
School Administrative Unit a new
school building and to acquire the
land and furnishings and equipment
necessary for such building, in or
der to enable the County of Per
quimans, ' as an administrative
agency of the public school sys
tem of the State of North Caro
lina, to maintain public schools in
said school administrative unit for
the nine months' school term pre
scribed by law, and that it will be
necessary to expend for such pur
pose not less than $125,000 in addi
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tion to 'other mopeyif Which l
been made available thenafor f
Section -2. '. In order to. raije.v'.e
money required to finance th cost ,
of erecting said new school build- :
ing and'of acquiring such land and .
furnishings and equipment,! bonds
of the County of Perquimans are j
hereby authorized and .shall he.ia- t
sued pursuant to The County Fi- ?
nance Act of North Carolina. The
maximum aggregate principal,
amount of said bonds , autborired .
by this bond order shall be .X)jae ,
Hundred and Twenty-five ' Thous- ;
and Dollars ($125,000).
Section 3.. A tax sufficient to I
pay the principal of and interest on 1
said bonds when, due shall be an-
mially levied and collected. , .
Section 4. A -statement of the
Comity debt of the County of Per
duimans has been filed with tha
t Clerk of the Board of Commission
ers of said County and is open W
public inspection. "
Section 5. This bond order shall
take effect when approved by the
voters of the County at an election
as nrovided in said Act. c
The foregoing bond order hfla,
been introduced and a sworn state
ment has been filed undef the
County Finance Act, showing .the
assessed valuation of the County
to be $8,213,144., and the net debt
for school purposes, including tjhe
proposed bonds, to be $284,000. A
tax will be levied for the payment
of the proposed bonds and interest,
if the same shall be issued. Any
citizen or taxpayer may protest
against the issuance of such bonds1
at a meeting of the Board of Com
missioners to be held at the regu
lar meeting place of said Board in
the County Court House in Hert
ford, North Carolina, at 10 o'clock,
A. M., on the 7th day of February,
1956, or an adjournment thereofi
JULIAN C. POWELL;"'
Clerk of Board of
Commissioners of
Perquimans County,
North Carolina.
Jan27
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