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STATE NEWS
Briefs
BALEIOH-—(O4- William Archer
Sljires assumed duties today 83
ufenager of the United Press bur
eau in Raleigh.
ASHEVILLE IW Committee
meetings were held today in pre
paration for the opening tomorrow
of the annual convention of North
Carolina Baptists here.
The general board of the conven
tion, representing 2,900 churches
with a membership of 700,000,
meets at 7:30 p. m. in another
preliminary session.
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RH Planting and fertilizing ie one
speedy, low-cost job . . . you
...with a JOHN DEERE-VAN BRUNT -ft— and h
.. .... ...... ..... tribute fertilizer in the rows at
A *o*. FEffIJUZER GRAIN DRiil .peed* up to aix miles per hour
• when you use a John Deere-Van
• .mum** I Brunt “FB" Grain Drill.
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IPfiT.!/!* ' Automotive-type wheels and
Timken tapered roller bearings
Tv*'-,?*"' " i ;.4- ma^e possible this smoother,
{aster travel. Low-wheel con
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I see<i drop more
'$ , Star feeds distribute
.?'>-/* ' j from 24 to 1,680 pounds of
’• ' .*!V> "5;V4?’ I commercial fertilizer per acre,
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' tion.
• Another Tobacco Season Ended
• More Hundreds Os Satisfied Customers
They Sofd Their Tobacco With Buck Currin at the
at the BIG 4 WAREHOUSE
and they got more at the Big-41!
[ THANK YOU, MR. FARMER
MAKING THIS A MOST
SUCCESSFUL
We want to takc this opportunity to thank you for
V I selling at the Big-4 during the past big successful season
our old friends were back and we are also proud of
who
Uke the re P eaters > thp y found that THEY GOT
more at the big-4. '
'''V*'V’.-;-'V*-fi house, where you deal with tobacconists who have many
. \ „ ' I years experience with men who know best and know
how to get the top dollar (or
Yes, H W» A tirmd SMMrt
At The Big-4
CWT BEAT THIS; RECORD IK ANY WAR(IOUSE ON ANY TO&ACCO BELT. AGAIN, THANK
•' FOR YOUR SUPPORT THIS SEASON . . . SEE YOU NEXT YEAR, YOUR TOP
>OLLAR FRIENDS -- - - /. ,
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The defendants ''ate George
Eppes, Riley Oakes, John David
Eppes, Terrell Slaughter, Joe Yar
brough and Lindsay David Long.
Oeorge Eppes already has bean
charged with assault with a deadly
weapon and Oakes is charged with
accessory to the shooting. >
CHARLOTTE —flß police Chief
Frank N. Littlejohn said today he
"didn’t Initiate” the income tax in
vestigation of Assistant Atty. Oen.
Lamar Caudle as reported by a
radio commentator last night.
Drew Pearson said that "Lamar
Caudle’s trouble cad be directly
attributed to Charlotte Police Chief
Frank N. Littlejohn, who himself
was under investigation by the In
come tax division.”
CHARLOTTE —OH— The SOth an
nual convention of the Western
North Carolina conference of the
AME Zion church gets underway
here at noon tomorrow with Bishop
W. J. Walls of Chicago presiding.
SOGTHEN PINES flfl This
city and neighboring Plnehurst are
expected to restore beer and Wine
sales which wept out Saturday.
Moore County voted out legal
sales of beer and wine and the dry
.victory took effect this weekend.
Southern Pines will vote Indepen
dently on the question tomorrow
and Plnehurst on Nov. 20. Both
are expected to vote wet.
MADISON —(lf) Tennant farmer
Phil Shelton was held without bond
here today in connection with the
I death of his wife yesterday.
The badly. beaten body of Mps.
Maggie Brim Shelton, SO,- was
found late yesterday on the porch
of their frame house.
MORAVIAN FALLS flf) R.
• THE'DAILY RECORD, DUNN, N. C.
Don Laws, 83-year-old publisher of
the Yellow Jacket, a Republican
monthly newspaper, died at his
home here yesterday of a heart
attack.
Laws, author of two books which
he printed on his own presses, es
tablished the Yellow Jacket in 1895
At its/peak he claimed a nation
wide circulation of more than
250,000.
CAMP LEJEUNE, N. C. IW
The vast Caribbean Fleet maneu
ver will roar to a climax here
tomorrow with the invasion of
rjearby Onslow Beach by the 2nd
Marine Division.
Combat-loaded transports are
steaming steadily toward the North
' Carolina coast, protected from
“enemy" assaults by fast warships
and a cover of carrier planes. The
maneuver will be Watered from the
beach by high-ranking effleers and
300 representatives of press, radio
and television. ,
WAKE FOREST OPI Sen.
Robert A. Taft R-O will speak
at Wake Forest College Wednesday
The college Young Republican
Clqb will sponsor the appearance
of the candidate for the OOP
Presidential Nomination. President
P. C. Keener said the talk will be
an open forilm with a question
period. . *
WILMINGTON Os) Jean Fis
her of Wilmington took office to
day-as president of the Tri-Hi-Y
conference of the interstate YMCA
OF THE Carolinas.
Officers were elected yesterday
as the 125 delegates from North
and South Carolina ended their
three-day meeting.
BURLINGTON W) A volun
teer vice squad said today it seized
15 gallons of whisky, four slot ma
chines and 205 lottery books in a
raid on the Elks Club here.
CHAPEL HILL (IP) Officers
could find no reason today for the
suicide of author and illustrator
William Meade Prince. The 58-
year-old artist shot himself through
the temple Saturday with a pistol.
SMITHFIELD Many Johnston
County farmers are buying beef
heifers as foundation stock for es
tablishing beef herds, reports Wal
ter T. McPherson, assistant county
farm agent .foiv, the State College
Extension Service.
Wiley Narron, Route 2, Smith
field, plans to purchase 20 grade
Hereford heifers and one purebred
bull for his farm. He thinks addi
tion of this livestock will make
his farm program more balanced,
since the beef cattle enterprise will
supplement income from cash
crops.
GREENVILLE—Does it pay to
fumigate cotton land for nematodo
control?
A. D. McLawhom, Winterville,
Todays Sporfrait
By MILTON RICHMAN
(United Press Sports Writer)
NEW YORK (lE—Florence Chad
wick, generally acknowledged as the
woman athlete of the year, reveal-'
ed plans today to swim the shark
infested Strait of Gibraltar because
conquering the English Channel
twlee has only left her “restless."
No woman ever has swam the
treacherous Strait of Gibraltar but
that, doesn’t worry the soft-spoken,
dark-haired 33-year-old San Diego
woman who September 10 became
the first woman ever to swim the
English Channel in both directions.
“Swimmlne the Strait of Gibral
tar won’t bring me anv fame or
fortune.” she explained, “but it will
bring me a great deal of personal
satisfaction”
SHARKS PLENTIFUL
The sharks, which are known to
be plentiful in the strait,, don’t
worrv Miss Chadwick too much.
“There’s a wav to outwit the
sharks.” she said without alarm.
“A man by the name of Daniel
fumigated 10 of the 20 acres on
which he grew, cotton this year.
The treated area produoed 949
pounds of lint and 1.519 pounds of
seed, while the untreated area pro
duced onlv 608 pounds of lint and
972 pounds of seed.
S. C. Winchester. Pitt farm agent
for the State College Extension
Service, says the treatment paid
McLawhorn a net extra return of t
$139.29 for the 10 acres.
JEFFERSON Fall pasture is
proving profitable for J. -C. Little
of Clifton, Ashe County.
D. F. Tugman, Ashe county agent
for State College Extension Service,
says Little seeded two acres of
rye, wheat, and crimson clover mix
ture in late August. He has grazed
six animals oh the two acres since
the middle of October and the
pasture is growing faster than the
cows can keep it grazed.
Little figures that the feed he
has obtained to date from this tem
porary pasture has more than paid
the cost of seeding.
Wise Santas will select
gifts during trem
endous sale of title fund*
*- r turet Stocks are com
plete! Prices are unbe
lievably low! So buy —a
small deposit ‘will hold
your purchase until De
cember 20th.
Pre-Holiday
FURNITURE
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CHOICE OF STYLES!
A thrilling gilt f<?r the
homyut this «pe«tei
price! . Beautifully-de
signed lamps In styles
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Carpio 'swam the Strait of Gibral
tar in 1948 and I had quite a
chat with him recently. He ad
vised me on how to avoid being
bitten by the sharks.
“ ‘SimDlv swim between two row
boats all the time,” he told me. “The
boats frightened the sharks away."
To prepare herself for her new
aquatic undertaking which she
hoDes to launch some time next
summer—Miss Chadwick again will
train at the Grossinger Country
Club where she will iron out the
kinks <n her unorthodox eight-beat
kick. She plans to use the Ameri
can crawl, the same stroke ttiat
twice took her across the turbulent
channel.
HER NEXT GOAL
And after swimming the Strait
of Gibraltar what, next?
“I would like to try swimming
from Catalina Island to the Cali
fornia mainland,” she smiled. “Then
I’d retire.”
Few women in America’s snorts
annals have -corked so diligently
to make good as has the ambitions
Californian with the slight tilt to
her nose. Before swimming the
channel the first time on August
8, 1950, and breaking the existing
record in the process, she worked
two years as a comptometer oper
ator in Arabia to raise the $5,000
expense money.
Every spare moment she has, she
encourages youngsters to take a
more active interest in sports.
Florence Is equally capable on
the tennis court, the golf links or
even in front of a stove.
But the only real place she’s at
home is in the water.
EXIT NOT SO GO(£D
INDIANAPOLIS. (IP Clyde
Fulton, Jr„ 25, a milkman, sued
tot $15,000 for injuries received
when 'he backed out of a door
marked “exit” in an Apartment
building and fell to the ground, 15
feet below.
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