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' WICHITA FALLS, Tw (W) Tew pcmu. in
eluding few Wiehita Falls hMi whad pupils, were Ml
here today on narcotics charges resulting (raw evidence
gathered by a youthful undercover agent who posed as a
student for two weeks. More than $25,000 worth of mari
juana, heroin and other narcotics were seized.
MIAMI, Fla. (CP) The pilot of a Coast Guard
plane today sighted the last three of 22 men who had to
abandon the floundering Haitan motorship Toussant La
bature 15 miles south of here.
MILAN, Italy. (UP) A roaring avalanche of mud
dy water flooded eight towns in North Italy today and en
gineers blasted Fo River canals at two points in desperate
efforts to lower the crest.
PARIS. (UP) United Nations officials said today
they were making progress in promoting private Soviet-
American talks in Paris to solve the East-West deadlock
oyer rival disarmament plans.
WASHINGTON (UP) lnformed sources said to
day; that President Truman will back the Justice Depart
ment ini its refusal to turn over its tar division case files
to House investigators.
<—ISMAILIA, Egypt- (UP) Two British soldiers
killed and two others wounded when terrorists am
bushed a troopcarrying bus In the Sue* anal zone lost
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jj HOUSTON, Tex. (UP) A pencil-led sketch Os a
rocket gave a glimpse today of the scientific visions which'
ended when a 17-year-old inventor was killed hi Hie e*- ;
plflson of a bottle of home-made fuel.
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;; CHICAGO. (UP) The royalty of America’s feed-
Dote, sleek and slicked up, calmly waited today for the
st|(rt of the 52nd annual International Livestock Expos!-
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SAN FRANCISCO. (UP) Gov. Earl Warren of
California said today his appendix Operation will prevent
him from seeing the Califomia-Stanfetfd “Mg gamester toe
ttfp time in 43 years. Warren, N, underwent an appen
dectomy yesterday.
j; SEATTLE (UP) The United States marshal’s of
fice seized more than 125,W0 pounds of sohnon after U. 8-
fettd and drug agents said it was “misbranded -JWA **
composed.’
*•’ BINGHAMTON, N. Y. (UP) A former true*
driver wanted today to give an eye “to some Mind penmrc
who needs one. “I never did anything for anyone, and Pis
like to do something now,” said Frank B. Neer, 41, who lives
infli county home.
j* SOMEWHERE IN KOREA- (UP) United States
Marine helicopter pilots braved freezing rains today to dev
litfcr Thanksgiving tutor, with trimmings, to toe Leather
nocks fighting on o fog-shrouded mountain.
*• SALEM. N. J (UP) Dr George C. Lippincott,
(Ben but a short time to live when he was medically dis
charged from the U. S. Navy in 1885. died ot his home here
ydkerday. He was 191.
v APPOMATTOX, Vs. (UP) Virginia police, who'
cautioned motorists against the hazard of holiday driving,
today listed a state trooper as toe first of 11 predicted
Thanksgiving fatalities. Trooper R. W. Smith was killed,
yesterday when his ear was hit by a Norfolk and Western
IHB at nearby Pamptin. •
If ;; WASHINGTON (UP) President Truman and
British Prime Minister Winston Churchill are planning to
begin their conferences on political-military strategy here
J9ftr J, It was learned today. -
|; WASHINGTON. (UP) Congressional demands
mounted today for action by Congress and the United
rations on toe reported massacre of American primuses
oi-wat3>y the Communists in Korea.
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flows into the Atlantic. There were
no reports, however, of a tense ra
ebl situation
Cpl. U. O. Morrow and tVoopMr
1. H. Jackson of toe highway pa
trol halted Miller as he Was en
s (wra ml flvaanvilla O/l •villas
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away. They asked to see his driv
ing license.
As the Negro attempted to think
Os an excuse'for not having one, a
Woman's screams were heard, and
the officers discovered Mr. Boyd.
They returned to the Boyd home
with the woman and found tie
body of her husband. Paid said '
Boyd must have died almost In
stantly from a charge of buckshot
from a 16-guage shotgun, fired at
point-blank range through a win- <
dow.
Morrow said Miller hadn’t touch- 1
ed the young wife and *had “just!
commanded her to get in the
trunk.”
PREPARING FOR BED
Mrs. Boyd told police she and
her husband were preparing to re
tire on Thanksgiving eve when they
heard a shot just outside their win
dow.
She said she told him to turn
off the lights but almost at that
instant another blast from a gun
struck him down.
Mrs. Boyd saM Miller then bar
ged into the roam and forced her
to take her husband’s car keys
from his lifeless body.
" She said Miller told her to corns
with him. Clad only in a flimsy
fttghtte, Mrs. Boyd grabbed up a
. sAir of blue jeans as some protec
;tton from the biting cold,
i (.Outside, in 28-degree weather,
, Mhler forced her Into the car's
trunk and drove away, she said.
WATCHED BEDROOM
' Miller told police toe watched the
Bbyd’s bedroom window until Boyd
, time Into dear view over the sight*
Os his shotgun, then fired. He said
He wanted the man's keys and was
killing to keif to get them.
Police said Miller admitted be
bad known Boyd for some time
blit denied there was any friction
between them.
Miller was paroled last year from
a 15-to-20-year sentence lor first
degree burglary.
Mrs. Boyd told her rescuers she
had almost given up hope of get
ting help when the car was stop
ped She was hi a “bad condition
of shock and half-frcoen,” Morrow
> said
Natisn Gives
(Contoured Pram Page One)
#as promised a pleasant day with
barn temperature* and clear'
toes. Only in the northern Mid
west was any snow forecast to give
tbe holiday a white touch.
' .The customary mass exodus to
'tbe country and homes of friends
tow evident in heavy highway, rail,
mis and airline traffic.
•Smiting men eat Ttntegy
.-Helicopters delivered turkeys to
American fighting men on Heart
break and Moody Ridge as Gen.
Mptthew B. Ridgway invited all Mto
U. N. forces in Korea to join in
He told the troops to be thankful
i for the “opportunity given us of
1 meeting again, as men, tbe chal-
Binge of barbarism once before ov
i mode by the Pilgrim settlers of
[; Massachusetts.”
..Back home, in Plymouth, Mass.,
Dr. Miles Standiah showed up at
. the site of the original Tbanksgiv
. jpg feaat. He is a 10th generation
[ descendant of one of the original
I guests. Capt. Mylea Standish broke
, bread with the Indians in 1621.
" / Got. Bradford of Massachusetts
ordered the holiday that year. In
1863 President Abraham Lincoln is
( sued the first Thanksgiving Day
j proclamation.
Korean troops weren’t the only
1 American servicemen dining on the
turkeys. Those stationed in the
outposts of democracy behind the
■i fron Curtain also received their
Portions.
The U. S. Army said 98,060 pounds
; of turkey have been sent to Berlin
for the soldiers and American fam
ilies there.
TRUMAN, VINSON DINE
-In Key West, Fls., President
Truman was to dine ah roast tur-
Bty. Hie honor guest was Chief
Justice Fred M. Vinson of the U. S.
Supreme Court.
'. A tragic Sidelight of the Korean
'femflict was enacted at Lansing,
Mkh., where two Korean veterans
tonight home the body*of their
prother, killed in the fighting.
Cpl. Henry J. Needham, with one
jeg missing antler arm partially
Paralyzed, and Cpi. Richard Need
lam accompanied ths body of their
(brother, Sgt. John Needham.
> One American celebrated the
I holiday aboard hh 33-foot sloop
M whlch was sailing from New York
f|# San Francisco via the Straits
apt Magellan Clyde Deal, 37-ycar-old
[ ladventurer who sailed the Atlantic
I4e)OM last spring, was acoompeni
i red only by a little dog.
j OATS, PAN ARAB
j lita-n*- I* mESSST* US-?* to
Jsr«%^.s>sn»
dog food. Her "gueets” were to be
toe 86 Inmates of too city dog.
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THS DAILY nmwn niTMN. N fl
MtvfrTriaffcj
(CasiOnovg Free* Pag* one*
cornered Tone at the home et mu
tual friends. She and Tom toad » .
verbal Mat ever to* telephone and
he checked «K.
“THAT'S JUST DANDY"
"WelM” gasped Barbara. 'Thais
Just dandy. That's jam fine by
me!”
She denied Tone’s assertion that
her plan to make a moVle with 'Neal
was at the bottom of the martial
bust-up.
“I know that's what, he said, - * ]
she said. “That's all ha could say.
“But I ddfri want to ten the real
reason now. I don’t want to unless
I have ta.”
Ohe said She has talked to Neal ]
"a couple of tomes” since separ
ating with Tone but only to “talk
over business."
Barbara said she didn’t feel lad
about losing her husband, Let mov
ie Job and her ex-boy friend w ith- I
in 48 hours. What worries her is
all the headlines she's making
SAYS SHE’S NERVOUS
“I can't stand this!” she moan
ed. "Honeskly, I think I’m going to
have a nervous breakdown. It’s
driving me crazy. I Just want to be
left alone.”
Manless at the moment, the vo
luptous blonde starlet said she'll
“try to struggle on somehow.”
“I’ll try to get a Job in pictures
again,” she added. “I don’t know
what’s going to happen. I have no !
plans. I’m just going to stay in j,
my house and crawl into a hole and
wait until this quiets down.”
Johnny T*w
(Coutorecd Frwn !•**» Oae)
project* through with distinct suc
cess.
Three years ago Tew Won the
livestock award for the Pig chain
project sponsored by the Sears, Roe
buck and Co.
tot year Johnny carried four
projects mid won county first places
on livestock and soy beans, and
second on cotton.
This year Johnny has carried six
projects of: tractor maintenance,
cotton, tobacco, com, livestock, and
soy beam. He will not know un
til toe middle of December toe out
come of his other projects other
than cotton from toe county and
state rating.
Johnny leaves Friday afternoon
to attend the National 4-H Con
gre* which is to be held in Chi
cago November 28th, through 29th.
Yell Parade
(OMhMi Mum Page One)
i of Jack Pinch of Fort Lauderdale,
Florida, who has a branch office m
Raleigh. All of toe principal floats
will have toe circus motif.
Late closing hours Tor the stores
in Dunn will extend from Thursday
December 20th unto Christmas Eve.
Stores will remain open until S :06
pun-during this period.
-• tolerder to give the employee an
opportunity to thoroughly enjoy
their own Christmas, the stores will
remain closed from Christmas Eve
until Thursday December 27.
, Nine Prisoners
(Contoured Mum Pag* One)
Bragg hospital:
l"he injured prisoners are: j
Edgar F. Merritt of Clinton, Wil
liam H. Taylor of New Bern, Jack
Lee of Fayetteville, Martin B. Wil
lis of Laurinburg, James Evans of
Washington, D. C., Russell Thome
of Wade, Edgar Oupton and James
E. Green, addresses unavailable.
Investigation of .the accident is
incomplete, but officers said evi
<fcno» tends to show, that toe car
struck the side of the van, caus
ing it to turn completely over on
Its top. Six prisoner occupants of
the van escaped injury.
James Ray Catn of Hope Mills
was identified as toe driver of the
prison van. •
Mrs. Betts, driver of the or, was
visiting a brother at Fort Bragg
at the time of the accident. The
ear is owned by Cpl. Artaud C.
Archer of the Army base.
All of the prisoners were quar
j tded at ths Cumberland Count!
1 priton camp.
Benson Potato
Market Ends
1951 Season
The Be area Potato Market has
closed the I*sl season after sett
ing a total of 77412 bushels of
*w»*t potatoes for $263449.48,
« overage *f $348 per bushel.
Samuel Godwin, one of the
reatttt officials, peU the short
erep and toe early freese was
rsresoslklt far to* early elsslag
of the market.
Soon alter too ttonasn market
mmwed, too D«»a Potato Market
was roasottdOtsd with R.
, Kg TICKETS At Dear, $145 lac.
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CORPORAL FRANCIS HALL *
as the Doan Police Department, {
who was promoted to that rank <
at the meeting Monday of toe <
Dunn Town Board. Hall has ser
ved with the Police Department
lor about a year and has made an
Outstanding record. He was ree
oasended for the promotion by
Chief of Polk* George Arthnr
Jackson.
King To Marry
Belly Dancer,
WantsAHarem
CAIRO, Egypt WI Texas oil
heir Sheppard. Abdullah King,
clutching a bottle of Bourbon whis
ky and a set ot divorce papers,
arrived today to marry Egyptian
belly dancer Sarnia Gamal and 1
said he’d like to marry three more
like her and have a real, Oriental
harem.
Arriving by plane, the 27-year
old Houstonian raced toward his
luscious bride-to-be, grabbed her
With one arm while he grasped
the whisky and the papers in the
other, and gave her a full 38-second
Mss.
”Ya ouyon- albi, ana bahibblc
awl,” King whispered to 8a ml a.
“That means she is the eyes of
my heart and I love her very
much,” King explained to repor
ters, “I learned it from a Syrian
friend back in Houston.”
8-MINUTE EMBRACE
“--King, who has adopted the Mos
lem faith in anticipation of Ms
marriage, and assumed the name
df Abdullah, then fell int 5 an eight
minute embrace with SagUa.
Let me get some breath, honey,"
He said at last. Emerging breath-'
less, he said that as he had adop
ted Moslem customs he was enti
tled to four wives and would like
tt> marry three in addition to Sarn
ia. Just like her. he, added.
“I’d much rather -you maqried ’
me lour tones,” Sarnia said. » w.
aamta called her beloved “tWy*
the pet name she selected for hi#
after they , amt In a Paris night
club. V
Man Suing For
Loss Os Timbor
O. R. Kirby has filed suit for
$5400 to Harnbtt Superior Court
, against a Brunswick County lum
ber concern, alleging that the com
pany cut down $2,560 worth of tim
ber on his farm without permis
sion. ' *
Named as defendant In the suit
Is Felton Oaraer, trading as the
Bolivia Lumber Company.
Kirby alleges In the suit that
during 19# and shortly thereafter
the lumber company removed val
uable trees from his property with
out authority. \
'Under the law, a person can ask
for double the amount of actual
damages in such a suit.
Benson Hu b
Facing Charges
Barney W Lee of Benea. man
aged to violate practically every
hwtar vehicle law to Che book, be
fori Us *m»t near Oxford by a
Butner County Deputy after a chase
of several* miles.
. Lae, a 81-year-aid whitman, will
be brought to trial to Oxford Re
brirder’s Court Tuesday on charges
of drunken driving, careless and
reckless driving, driving without
an operators’ license, ahd falling
to stop at the sound of a siren.
. He was 'arrested in the vicinity
of Northslde by Deputy T. H. John
'J® ffNr toe officer
? Btver>l mil**.
George E. Knight. Creedmoor white
riding yrlto Las. was injured
when the ear was wreaked. He
poreamum and pub-
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ST ATI NEWS
BRIEFS
WHITEVILL* - to - Sheriff *
Hugh Nznce W Cohimbns County 1
said today he is “going on the ,
theory" that the Ku Klux Klan was s
responsible for flogging White men'
near here last week despite an of
ficial klan denial.
WINSTON-SALEM <W A
Forsyth County superior court Jury,
late yesterday awarded SIB,OOO
damages in a suit against the State
Highway Commission. R. L. Crews
and Brothers sued the commission
for $60,000 to a dispute over ap
praisal of property used for a right
of-way for relocation of Highway
421 between here and Kernersville.
GotTheirChoice
DETROIT (VI Record’s
Judge Joseph A. Glttis, trying to
decide on sentences far 15 men
contacted of drankenness, asked
there whether they liked turkey
or chicken for Thanksgiving Day
dinner. „
The 14 who said they Hked
turkey gat to-day terms in the
Detroit Haase of Correction
where turkey will be served to
day.
The one prisoner who prefer
red chicken was given a 88-day
tarre in the Wayne County jall
,Where chicken is on toe menu
today.
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Dunn Hospital
Patients
ADMISSIONS
Mrs. Dorothy Rouse, Dunn; Mr.
Waylon McLamb. Rt. 2, Dunn; Mrs.
Betty Baggett. Rt. 1, Dunn; Mrs.
Grace Hall. Rt. 3. Benson; Mrs.
Dorothy Wlttmon, Freeport, New
York; Master Lewis K. Adams, Four
Oaks; Mrs. Mamie B. Lee, Dunn;
Mrs. Roeaie Hodges, Dunn; Mr. Ed
ward Richardson. Dunn; Mrs. Lin
da Sue McLamb, Benson >Mlss Hor-
Dunn.
Teeny McDougal. Rt. 2, Fuquay;
Eva Mae Williams, Four Oaks; Ma
*uora James. Willow Springs
BIRTHS I
Ba ££ ett - daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Baggett of
RLI. Dunn, Mrs. Baggett is the
former Miss Betty Jean Wood.
Baby boy Hall, son of Mr. and
MARY SORREH
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SSSMTW ,4 $495 to $lO-95
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SoaarU Shop J 1
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER 33, IDDI
has caught up with the oM Spap-
DrinteMttid torStt r Ster°trem
a *outh-of-the-border swindler re
ceived here mentioned a mythical
Mexican fortune amounting to
Mrs. Earl HaU of Rt. • Benson
IBP- Hall is toe former Miss Oraoe
wheeler.
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totoat. AdmtasHn will be SI.OO per (,
$4*0,060 instead at tile usual SBS,
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