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—--- - -...— _- - „ -■ ... . . —.. V vVyi/ ■".".)r■ ■ vripa^— 3JJ —-,r.r:r;: - ;■... e=Ss=ss..., '.i.ia...:.j,.'Ste V- ' X .WEATHER* ‘' NORTH CAROLINA Rain end ing in East this morning. Fair and , colder this afternoon and tonirht. i Sunday some clondinen and a little warmer. Low tonight near M in \ mountains, 25 to 30 elsewhere in West, and 30 to 35 la East. VOLUME II 40 DEAD, 75 TRAPPED IN ILLINOIS MINE i IMULLIMIB iffi!Bir lslli 'i 111 mini ■■! ili I Pb I I ■ mm li IT WONT BE LONG NOW Pretty Little Susan Leigh Morgan, two-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Morgan of UHlngton. has hey eye on W»e chimney are part of the holiday trimmings at Lillington’s Community Center. That is SaMa’s hoots in the grate, and pixies or does on hearth who help Santa unload his pack. Decorations were gifts of the Lllliagton Senior Woman’* Chib to the com-, n: unitv for the holi tay season. Snsin’s father is a pre-mod student At Wake Forest CoHege. She’s v the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Sutton, well-known Uliiftgton residents. (Daily Record .photo by T. M.Stewart). }. . . n r ■ ——■ ■ I — —‘ ~ ~r~ Local Churches Planning For Christmas’ Observance Special Christmas worship set- 1 vtoee Scheduled in churches throughout the area will lend em-1 phasls to the season that means the most to Christians the world ove- All churches schedule atfanHl services for Sunday and several churches are holding Christ mas ere services Monday. Rev. Richard R. Gammon, pas tor Qt the ijann Presbyterian Church, wifi bring the Christmas message to his congregation at the 11:00 a. m. services. The choir will supper for young people and college Handel'S Messiah. • V, j At 0:00 p. ». Sunday the annual super for young people and college students home for the holidays wUI be held at this church. At the con- Ut^mwJ^theee Monday night at U:SO, Rev. Mr Oanune* will Conduct a special ChrWtwjas Eve service with Its , •.. (nsthwisd sn Page Twe) I I HER No, Is 9 - the were nr ltd it- I tm it Aattodi Bnalitl Cltwrtk-. TELEPHONES: 311? - 3118 - 3119 MilM Road Vktia (Mated At Noon Tedap. | By UNITED PRES 8 , CHICAGO HR Automobiles claimed their millionth victim In the United States as of noon EOT today, the National safety Oounoil announced. • < I Who ii was will never be known. The place where he or she sted, and'the type of. traffic accident that snuffed out the millionth hfc to bn taken since the advent of the automobile, were not known. < The council announced the figure and time described by Presi dent Ned H. Dearborn as “a day no civilised country should ever see’ on the basis of press as ' sociation reports and Its own tattu | la tions. * I SSE i nual Christmas migration, hot snow |snd frigid weather slowed them to a crawl In much of the nation. | (Lht Tj&tmvb One of them will be the millionth traffic victim since the automobile's invention. BUS DRIVERS STRIKE _ A strike of 340 Carolina Trail ways bus drivers Which began at midnight hampered travelers along the Atlantic Sedbard. The strike affected hoses between Norfolk, . Va, and the Carolines border In the .'•ere* east of Richmond and Danville, Va., and Charlotte and ' Fayetteville. N. C. The drivers Want more money and vacation time. -£,; .• -*;■-••• • The weather alone was claiming many lives. Since the current ser ial of storms and cold waves be gan eivht days ago. 304 persons have died directly or indirectly attributable to ywertbpr. ' I pl°™ I*®*» arvilßw, ill. • i Most of the nation Bast of Aha DUNN, N. C. SATURDAY AFTERNOON, DECEMBER 22 1951 Reds Accuse!? Os Seeking New Korean Waj TOKYO —OP*— Gen. 'Ridgway’s official radfa accuStd. the Communists tonight of “trying -,to negotiate for a future' wer* fir Korea” under a cloak of peaceful, intentions in truce negotiations. r The program was beamed to the Communists, in the Karps 1 * and[ Chinese laneuares, bv the “vptot Os the United Nations” radto eta-: ■i, Urn. •, It Ls probable, the broadcast, said, that the Communist truce negotiators will try to stall the armistice negotiations At Panmiin jom beyond the 30-doy-period for which A tentative cease-fire Hhe was drawn. ■?r. TIMES EXPIRES THURSDAY The period mat ThufS nn ndfc. week to fix things so they 19tn b"tld w» IJwir own strength during an arndsdfee while the U- N. forces ate wakened. ••'. .} ‘ Especially. It pointed out. the (CtoiUnned on Pace 5) Next Issue Oi Record Wo Be Wednesday Taday’a Isms of The Dally Record, irhhth takes the palee of the MMday Issue, went to press s*a||i|l hours later than usual in order that all laat mhmte news could be covered before the busy Christmas wejk-end begins. YSsire win hp no paper pub- . Uehad on Christmas Day, which i hy the only holiday taken by The Bos lid’s faithful eutplo yThe derision to publish Man day’s edition today was reach ed duo to the feet that there b no fid mall delivery on Christmas' Bny sad s paper published ; Man day would net reach our thousands of rural subscribers until after Christ- j Today's issue eon tains scores I of Christmos greetings from burinem firms, and the mer- I chants oil agreed that a Christ mas grrsjfng issue net deliv ered natß after Christmas would be practically uselesa. The Doily Record has note over n per cent mere paid cir culetton than that of sny oth er. ReWspofMr in this area, and ■^wfiSSS&StpaSUiSißwi BULLETINS £i j MEXICO CITY W Hie Southern P»cift(S HaUro«l Co. Hekds. TIM railroad will be nm T# the Secretary of Com » . ra_ _ j WASHINGTON (» The Army said today that the 31st ! Division, composed of Nation*! Guard troops from Ala bnra nad Mississippi, will be tratsferntd In April from its training base at Fort Jackson, S. C., to Camp Atterbrnr, lu- ’ ' I Kriifs.' .''grijiTWlitf^-r*^^,-'; [ |ed id to their hrfli tarty today ttott&t lullrrOl ■ . 1 • WAITE HOWARD GROVEI^IENDEHSON^^^ New Chamber Directors Named r "f,V'-: f ':• ’ ' •'. I Grover C. Henderson, Waite W. - Howard and -Henry H. Sandin this I morning were announced as the k three new tfnetors of the Dunn * Chamber or -Commerce ME wUI .Jgn t and active members of the Oham [ be* of Commerce. The amxmnce i ment was made faintly by President Eugene Smith and Manager Mar man Buttles. ’'• ' : - They l were choamjfrom a list pt 20 nomlnsM voted on by mall during the past week by tilt membership. THREE RETIRING « tors succeed three ixpiring. The re re: Cfuvton Smith, it, Al Wullenwaber .v-,5 • of the board who serve are: .tiajwt- Earl McD. West- L McLamb, Henry Tyler, Ctorkp Skinner and Presi dent Bmtth.N4i - Heorgonlaatfer of the board and elecUon oftoM president will taka place prior -w the annual banquet. DEAR SANTA Dear Santa, I am a Rule boy nine years old. My mother says I have been a good boy this year. Please bring me a Jig-saw, and leave something for my dog, Lady, hnd far my cat, Virginia. Also re member all the other little boys and giris. v Love, Charles Bassford . Dunn. N. c. Deaf Santo: I am a little girl six years ok}. —jCTru.irftfT^ FIVE CENTS PER COPY Faithful Prepare For , mtirnwtofermamm yearning for peace M a troubled world, . today to begin route scars o* Again, as for. nt&iy 2.000 years, they will offer prayers and sing carols in homage tp the Prince of Peace ■Hut as-'they .hig' n their solemn trek to the . birthplace <?f Chrlrt. I and as the chimes peal from a 100- foot tower, the atmosphere is not Anting pile of-peace: Churchill Planning For Belt Tightening LONDON —(Si— Prime Minister Winston Churchill is expected to start early in the new year a belt tightening program that may make Sir Stafford Cripps, the former symbol, of austerity, look like San ta Claus. Churchill and his Cabinet hope to- have the drastic program in shape to start when the House of Commons returns at the end of January. Story Os Dying Child Turns Out To Be Reporters Yari 1 A reporter’s “tearjerker” story intimating that this might be the last Christmas for seven-year-old Granville Stephenson of Dunn Rt. S, today turned out to be a case of gram exaggeration and mis-state ment Dr. Frank Engels of Duke Hospi tal told The Daily Record this morning that the story published in a local gaper and then sent* out on the wire* was “completely Inac curate and ridiculous.” The boy. son of Mr. and Mrs. Oranyffle does have _A fapry Written by a newcomer r v Hostilities have ceasod In the Holy Land, Mt IsraW »mt the Arab states have not settled disagree ments. HOLY CITY PATROLLED v . Will* oUthe Holy g^thh: barixhP'^flfe-;qnd Mifa -septwate oltf<ipnd Jordan and Ifaaet -sdU" are teehril- ’ callv at war. The- prosprtV, for a settlement seem more remote than evssv . J : ■ • - , . 4R the old city of Jerusalem, hi '('nntlnurd on mm, M — f. : 1 —•*• - . ■' r It will be Churchill's peace time tears, sweat but —he hopes no blood way of saving Britain from, bankruptcy. It also will be his wsy of avoiding asking the United States now for any new special aid. Churchill was reported to he con vinced that the first step away from bankruptcy for. Britain Is to pull in Its belt more, although Brit ons have been doing that more or (Continued w Page Twe) do ,aqr good and they sometimes can tfaTa lot of barm.” The Associated Kern in Char lotte last night' telephoned The Deny Record to verify the facts The Record ( f Is FIRST 1 In Circulation .. News Photos .. Advertising i . Comics .. Features f • **rrtfr- . ..••jgjp- Death Total In Blast May Reach 120 WEST FRANKFORT, 111. —(lftr- The first four bodies Were hoisted from the explosion-tom depthi m the world's largest shaft coal mllie today and rescuers battled clipp ing smoke to reach mote than v other miners believed GRgM Mgt possibly dead in the blast J- Coroner David ato reports relayed from the resetfap had said at least 40„ mpn ; jSBf 4 killed and another ‘i Many of those trapped were teS&m '1 dead, he said. FOUR BODIES REMOVED^ Only four injured men '.*Kl taken from the pit within the M 11 hours after the explosion roeMR ‘1 the New Orient mine last te It was estimated that 218 to Ml men were in the mine at the MM > of (he blast. Os this men were believed abow.jnßtM ' «fa» alive. T-.Y-MPlfc Walter Eadie. Illinois dkWfiorjß I minerals i This mOTTilng OH powe a t toe mine shaft failed, knocking -outiMß^ darkness below. , ’■ "; '.‘lt’s blown aU to hell," ofm *7 grimy miner said Sat to the CHARLOTTE (fa Federal Alehohol Tax Unjt agents plgyM I hob with illegal Christmas “apUtK this week, pouring out SM ggAtito I of bootleg liquor In NoMfc7gHKfJ| lina, the ATU office reported tow | Agents stansd 13 raids which netted 47 arrests during the W«K I They confiscated , nine auttotoMK. J three trucks and three ohdtgtiß destroying 30875 galloas of BHB’il during the raids. RALEIGH iw -Twenty-six new highway patrolmen were swoe«p& I here yesterday by >bf pleted an M course at Chapel Hill in the story and, vl ><4 correct information, killed me OBk 'i to do a Christmas AP told The '3H MM
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