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STRONG >1 \N
info a local extai li-htnent
stealing tli-’ ‘-at'.' therein, roll
Ing it down the street, hoisting
!( Ult(( .( !,IV .111(1 thfll
ing a getaway, had esc apod
front * pe-lUi camp where
h* was serving * 7 |« hi • >r
st-ntencr.
ycooniing to airosting' ofM
cor.’-. Jeter - 1 ■ - n-.p>, d fa bolt
from a window ,ss officers wf'-’
making their check Mo '•»■•* •
wv->-* *r i«• ■ to is »■ mu red j
taxicab at saHsliurv and i.-ane
M. » >■ V i.l
MAIN* 16
rictds. nii’o. *nl - ... to 4
hot pi al but f dDd to ;>-. • <1 the
nißtrc of «-r ;.Unef • until Sun
day. pop- v -is ,1 h- ! ' as be
rn-H'Ci «(I.ltlkorii;. ~! .11. • ,1 hiiy.v. y
shortly nfterw *.rii
{j.jfr for *hr 1 n;i 2 ' ■ ! D: ■ h‘ w il
ing ha not bven ot
(;OU)EN Hi u
jt» f'n, offices in 1 tin c 3 r'- (
John Simmons, sijperitUi-nibso,
When tiic letter w,-> opened U
■ ; '1 -fl. Hind ■o'. . I : «•!
piece of paper, three MOO bills
one $5 bill and three .M bill- tr,
■anii' "ienorninations a« the niniicy
lost four years . u-.>.
Mr Dobson tc'iCii - R n -
be an aj -plication of th<- G (, k!e.n
Rule finding As way buck home
Some 15 years -go, Dobson loann
n Lillfold it: the 'i mt 'outuiiun./.
h m» of money H< ‘ru’ned it i .
to the offices and refused a >■■■
ward.
Mr. Simmons sums it up this
way. lit- -ays The man i\n
took tl’e monev has probably
Joined the church since •»
incident and hi. finiirii tc'
fold him So ectarn the money
SEN. GRAHAM
.1-v it e ifcil Senator f.l ,b;i- .
v, oil id be legal- T"v- tumic
that 'rjll appear in ?)i» ScimHr In’
category on the November bnlkv
are loose ’ f Mi Sr rh •■7f
vfiCtory in the r-rimstry n,t ‘, -
mount to fleet ion .mi v t.. 1. .
v in. Sanford attorne; uni G<~>p
standard-lis. >;e,
OXFORD WOMW
aftor bring •'••(iviiifrf?
th« value of a found" pocket
book.
The woman promt*. I'd to
-hue the contents °r the poc-
It.-thopk ii Mrs. Raglan-! ivniilil
put up i 100 4 . 4 .how Os goo
faith.
Tl.e p : hCC ■' i i-.an i-c
tv.rned.
nitre \it: coi irr
lowing Moudny'- r hua ■ - Lu m 1
lair ■> program th mih which th*
ease ui.h : bo -civ me*- . 1 , \VI -
i niton.
IMAGINE
•©
s genuine V\festin£house
LAUNDROMAT
AUTOMATIC WASHES!
dte Im/face of
# ’2 IP
i \ \ ~ // \ ACT TODAY
’\ / \
\. » Small Down Payment
; I 24 Months to Pay
j, ' •••v v ** ,- »>" ' I
P*"” ’
SirArsssl
"" ft issss
U J FEATURES
* Fully automatic • Fills itself with
water • Wauhof < lotlujs for t he -elened
time » Drain- away the wash water »
Spra V rinses » Anri spina away the wash
water • Fills d-seli and deep rinses (bn
clothes * Drains, (ills and deep rinse.'
the second time • Drains, spins lie*
clothes practically dry » ((leans and
drains itself • Shuts off.
you gah ss SURE ..if rrs'Wkstinghousc
Hayes-Jackson Electric Co.
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS
133 East Hargett Street . Dial 3-SO3l
L01.1.1L1 CONFAB
! di; Ilv .'ib-i-i ! freedom I,be
\ii:- -•1-m V. '
Oiscir,sions fnllowma t l '*'
I. . .hi .1 rr •. c, are t n ii
lead i- v t >r s“•e ph Mini'-,.
l. pvnl- .so* iif ncinlog: : 1.
\ 1 i allege .»!>;! 11 r 111 t i
i cit Tomer oi li 1 e snrth { -ir
rljwa t.‘l>llog#- I 111 school
l> .in Mmliw ho-i n ii.‘led
A uuit'niiu: .p 'onn ; a i'oUi.ucd
to get ,1-1 rgti 1•/ nt to cl .in. nil
•; rr ii. n-ith on i.fici riM-Mi .ou
.-nr) beduled .tor J Hi
El HEME N
i,- UrtiPd vvhen hired to bp Outf
w-farre the popuiatiou is predomi
-1 rdm ro tbc resolution.
a, study will he made in other
„. > firemen
iiro currently employm 1!l
• fori to facilitate their inte
gration into the local Depart
mm ?
Tl.<; Rev Kenneth Williams lone
,'b ~:n iccttiber "f ‘.be thmrd •>;
\ • ■.. olid “lie -I tpi' f* =ll*
.■ i . ;,• vrit 1 ;jg in f.lvur o£ Ihe
1 e:i)i. .‘.ion tiiankcd the groirp
ivl:»utly for it.-, action, saying
Wi.ilt I tin n-it understand ;H!
tup sections of 'he ordinance. I
f.-e! that the program will be
Tt e ai'ti'Hi takttU I > the H>-
cal Aldermen is to have an
efieet in other larger North
t irolir-.i cities, it is believed
here. Already the City of Dur
ham has undertaken .« stu >
of tin- plausibility ol employ
ing Negro firemen and Char
lotte. Asmvillf and others of
Ihe larger cities are expected
to follow the local precedent.
.-•tting action
) ill M, SOI.DH.i;
Funeral ;i i-uk. are ! < ! ‘'d th is
••X »•. KCitCl.
MOTHIiK If \ NT;S 'hU
In ar-eomi'.:.living case of
elf-th .iniL'inm. Mrs Margaret
Lipscomb.- "a. I ''d the mother of.
nine children. nißp* 'iiy bung her
-.••if v ith a msA tie from a door
jam. H‘T ir-tK "is discovered
i. ii l f rot t -a doorway.
Dr i-b A II '- Durban! Coim
-1 y .01 'o,(. 1 *.O dive - 1 u -ted r.nt»
■ i mi, p-jo.-nd that Mrs. Lms
-i, li.if.i taken her life because
-if ' (.0 rv i.-r a |ing l ring dine,
Fu.'i'.-r.i! a rrafigeni-'iit- mid not
I ii-ci: . .cepin.-'i ,i ( A BOLIN IAN
01 iit-NT ( n iZFA
i -CO -ii I 'll l ears Os age nl
t here. 1 1" 00l Mrs j horopson r 4
m. lined hale and heart'..
*ht IK; h nearly t iirid. She iv a s
osp ciafly noted for her ing
ing. possessing a strong i nice
despite h<r years.
Nri’*-.iiiU d to Ho in atte«daiKN
funcra, services schwbvlf'ci on
fc " •' V - ;
50 GIVF Mil SHOW AT
MOD VitO (Veil triwumiu. art
advisor to the Nigerian govern
ment will open a onc-uian art
show it Howard t'niver-ety Oct.
IS. A Nigerian by birth, Km
«inis 11 u- considered one of the
most oatsamtiiig sculptors of lh«
Ditching With Dynamite
Saves Farmer Many sss’s
Opening .1 ••li'.mi-'ige ditch m
O;. i,:.-inilf - ns! 0,1(1 .•{ 1 v ii.-i lof r--
-uit.ed in an estimated m.u ing 01
-.17., lor Madeor- tJotmiy i. o ur ;
i.ome-a i- - . umn ■'! the An-iorh
By 1 'Vii.miiillii; the ditei; I'd'; -
UUSph v-e : e abi( to drain all objec
tiomible swamp, remove the .>o'.trco
•»t to“i mt in lection 111 hi; chUIo
am. .ravage i.rur.c*; kind lor [r:
t
tor soi; e nine F-'icuson had
been treating foot rot in bis eat
; P tut ct.me hv sue. j.-d in
; Jsl- c; ■ e n * hi . : V'
Holloway, county -mrnt tor the
jsiple tualege Lxtc 0.-'i oo Service,
for advico on ijow I" romro! b
Ois'.'ase. Hollow-ll v :i;og Ihe in
i 'em lo -"H< w*f I'T'i ..;* on ■
■in under control, the coUh
•= •>;.'! <J jock up more from the
, ■ i ayp.
i-,'igi:.',il d-cirJea m Ofai.i Mu;
A;;,'!)!* li -vm-e iy for .. divli bbr ’
dcouui.4-v.Don To drain Hu
e <•:. w ui" It Was fii'li'd that,
dd*'h -iiotimi iifiO ft'<d lend aou
:t I •' (eel (if . 1 '.VI -ujd !>*■ 1 erp.l I
v i-.'i -.- s r.t j.,) hi tv hi n.
T'ourc iay it A 1; m ,! it-- -.- v
Bu t list C.’-:,;n*'h two :,urvr. m.;
-rtn, 12 gr-'iud-cHUdron -><!
t ;i ;> udciiiklren. one l !'.’ pc- c •
TWF: WILMTNGTOT-T JOtTRNAT
day. H-- holds a fine arts diploma
from London University and is
now .-a fellow til the Royal An
thropological Institute. His cri
tics a-grec he has acquitu.l a
mastery of western technique in
both his painting and sculpture
work. lANPj
d.v;;.ii;uti were :.:<er along with n .
( ij. to ‘ oft the c-i>um-. D,irv.-
n\i.te sv-K v vvvi.'F 15 tuch s -
tilt* -'Jh; (,‘f liir {>ro ); D.->t d CU csi.
Then the electric cp;> was piactd
in the. Rost Dick n oudbl-.- wire
cxiiii it-ri, to u b.'ifc distance. A- the 1
ciivi'gi; went off. i>a cubic yards
Oi mud. s umps, water. and
■gi-.Vv'ci n• w 3d! tc- t 'sto I.:'.*' oir.
Wiii-it th L - snioki.- cU-n.i vU aw V".
~()•.■ tutors .-av a perfect clraiiUyg
. Mitch 2t>2 sci-i ioiic. 3 1-2 f ; C ■
n..i 3 loot v.-td* at the top. Th
! ntii' ‘-'pOitltDlJi t.'DSv t<buU*
; c.uh'h of why I it weald had i!
been done by band, and teciuiiN-o
’ t}'H' M'.’v ICol Ol»iy ‘out pVM v*)ib: j
NCC Eagles
Win 13 l o 0
fit' f 'I. A 1 S! a vnns-i
nnvi;u. rv-l, Th? Forth. Caro.. 1
in.s Cell* :re Fag'e purtcbe'd out
t vii foul tk cjutitcr I.,‘ic'o i'iv ns V
e-aiu ■„ -uird'-vicried t.'t-O victory .
•• .• S' It,l College ciV'd'-T'--
1 Re tv 1.0 t Saturday.
The victory wy the third -mi t nr :
,-i,. on so. One h Hcnru-n it Rid, !
duck'; :lc- Tlv Hornet;: have
suffered two consecutive set. back..
Tii- fubhoiuiy .i.-ti.'-; rv|a-i
-- -it-, .-ice, ol put. Mp .- stiff i. title
m Mil ..''orris'- fii’-t iudi - u,.e/
10-i.-i :>i*- K-gic. fur four ri’•••'•' -
■a ;e,,, 7 ■ 1 r two ' orb line !.o tl.-g
fir 4 quarter au-i p< n- f rated C- ti'o-
N'ort!) <oi ii,a ("-'He -.- ye an
' (I'-rutl drive sfku-kecl by the aectu'-
c !■■■■■; II : 1 ft' ,: ■ If ‘!' 1.-<" ' fill-'-;
Clout m- Brown.
Finally isserting their superior
itv. the i-.nglr: ni.u rhrd 60 .yard;; ;
for their £jrt tcly -•«:»»! struck 1
through tile air '■33 yards out
p - 1 tod.
NC.'C"- triple li-ivat halfback and
c.'-titam. ftiillei Pdui'jib.ee" Tayl-'-r.
a •*. >.’*■■' v product,
cihnaxrd ih<- 6ii yard sxe.lwarH
march with a (•* o - ,ird plunge into
uaydirt on the first play of the
fourth quarter and tossed to end -
F inest Warlick. 220 pounder from
Hickory. S for the other NCC
tally iv the waning minutes of the
tilt
The Eagles unleashed a bit of
razzle-dazzle as their first touch
down drive w sparked r.y a dou
ble lateral which was halfback
Arthur McGuire. RaV'igh. N. C
junior, take a backward pass from
sophmotv quarter back Jo,- Battle,
Rocky Mount, N. C.. and scoot
trom die enemy 41 to the 23 where
be late,.ilec! to Warlick. who wa.-.
pulled down on the 2l A couple
of five yard jaunts by Cl<?tis Mor
ion, Chiirlottc. N. C. sophomore,
sn iidwiched in between quarter
back -an aks b.v Battle and a five
yard offside penalty against’ the
Hornets put the oval on the seven-
Biitt bulled to the two. and Taylor
scored nri the next play. Lin wood
Johnson's boot for the extra point
* wont wide.
A recovery of George Brown's
/mole ot MuCRTInn Matthew's
punt on tile Delaware Hi by Joe
i Battle in the final minutes of the
ii ty ;isct up the game clinchiiif*
score. The Ragles were thrown
back to th, 23 in two plays by
hot fast charging Delaware t on
ward wall, but scored on the. next
o!«v as Ti.-./ior uncorked his pass
winch hit XV a ruck squarely on the
' iru 13011 as ho stood alone id the
Delaware end zone.
.7.ones ni'bfason, Charloti e, N.
C sojihomot'e. tossed to McGuii*
7or the point-atter-tounohdown.
Two pas interceptions, one by
NCC guard Francis McGhr of AR'x
.uu'lria, V-i . and another by Ed
Darden of Newport News, Va..
, Lrokc lip lust ditch aerial drives
:)y the Delawareans.
Wounded In Action
liFRHAM —Tnformation hs»
tcceivnl l»v Mrs. Meneva VX viiii
here this week that her hus
band, Lt. Ellison <7, Wynn has
I ceil wounded in fighting in
Korea.
The officer ua\ wounded <>**
Sept. 18 while fighting wit*
tr,. Second Inlaiury Division
in South Korea.
Lt. Wynn is a veteran of
nine year sol Army service
and saw action in the South
I'-ir.H'iii during World W‘m 0.
Raleigh Gi Overseas
M.MEWHERK I. v JAPAN
Soi'Kr :<! it KiCur;.,; f 7■ t> ‘• i e
Sanrler husband 1 Mr-. (ijit."
Sander:;, and -on of M■ at id Mr,
,\‘ Willy Sander-, of Kalei. "it
itn iv. (I '•••ei -ei.i .. and ha., Ii
rained in the third Infant) v J.)l-
V}:iun on cilty in ■
Wir 11. h-u i:i- ;or-. a •••jUj ttK
Air Fop,:.- 10-reiv na. lived ni
the ftU'en.. f>.ll I if p,n:l. ejuilt , t*a I' ?
Prior t-< d. on tu,: e, hr .< im v- ■
i f-,- !,; .tin U'O’ I n >ik ;•t
tr) inn. fim.iU,
l ook Collection
HENDERSON'- OffiC’i ,
Katiiiu' diettirbauecs at * i! 1 ■ ‘ ~
held jo i’" Sal■ irdar i’iP :1 ! vraH ’
took ••• yr collection
In the nice. pile they
made near the doot of << < v >
tern ii Guard Armory where the
dance was held -.ver« ai least halt
a dozen "switc!i-ble.';i" knivc 1
liirr- the M>e. I'm ■, 1 1 U •’
two victims of knife wounds and
it !ey.,i tore, persons bond for
the ' local .1 lilhov ■ whore die
were charred with 7;»«w.>,<‘on of
iHcl;'*l non taM yaKi whiskey
Victim, of the knife wounds who
i • Hv-: y §WWm
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iA flf jT>T lev pur< ha,t. )| e e-ulnad of Muttrr in (»o
( <|k !,,■;, lG,i of Its T.tfli A\ N1 VKRs AII V With UG , Sovimt-- in
’* f his liupc i'ui'i Inse v*’<> un- p»s-ing on to you, out Cun
illntei ->, T| rou.i'ii llio years, a I*'Ki.OIC M \ I IKi'SA, wiiji :l ’
jiurrh;• so ni' a IVrlroom Suit-o as a token of Api'i'oeintioi
of your ]’at ronajre. i
| Friday and Saturday Only
— SERVING THE SOtm^S INCE 1875 7*^
♦ TERMS FURNITURE FE I
R WILMINGTON STREET AT MARTIN 1 llm U .
nilei:*Ml-. teiini “-tt.h ('•tiv.tr ar“
j jii) ei e i’rm'Jon. V atr! Octree
foie.2l’. both of Oxford.
I y* s
I" y'\, OTv <**S' < jUlcr school snacks s'lOuN
y *' be refreshing qndl no«ri|hl*lf
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ENDING SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1350
M-ut.v of ths most •■•aluabli? farm
cm;);. .Did Tiof.l of U;<= domestic
aiimaJr; erovya in the !ai'
fit,, te were borught to North
A;, ■■■,■! .'i> m.' ;-m -is a-,- ;• 1 -•■
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p, I, .f •~• i.n , n r’“ - and tndi<>,
,!,.| it? f -om Biai.il
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if. Pays To Advertise! ! 1
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