FRfDAt afternoon, may 23,1952
‘ big DAY FOR AIR-COACH TOUfeISTS i
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j THE RUSH IS ON at Idlewild Airport, New York, as one of the first groups
1 of tourists to take advantage of the newly inaugurated air-coach serv
| ice between the U. S. and Europe got Under way. Eleven trans-Atlantic
J airlines are taking part in the new low-cost service. The fare from New
q York to London is $270 one way, compared to tho regular fare of $395.
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IN EASTERN NORTH CAROLINA
“BUILD NOW FOR EVER’'
YOUR Congressional Candidate
Seeks Social Security Age of 60
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A Platform which includes the changing of
the social security age from 65 to 60 and
“full support to the United Nations" has Hf
been announced by ERNEST R. MAYHAN, H| < H
Wilmington Grocer, who is a candidate for jgsjHHfll
CONGRESS from the Seventh District. HB A
The 49-year-old candidate, who lost his
•> Only Son in World War II on Okinawa, \
said his platform includes:
“Assure the world of our determination Wgßfflffl' '
to do our part in the preservation of World jjsKmli
“To, take affirmative and aggressive action to impress upon
those who spend the people's money that it is not their money*
“To protect American FREEDOMS and keep the people masters
and the government their servants.
“To banish special favoritism for any group.
"To place confidence in the American People and our system
mos free competition and free enterprise.
“To roll back the federal bureaus and give relief to the tax
payer.
; “To wipe out graft and corruption in government.
“To oppose the concentration of too much power in centralized
fa government and guarantee State Rights and all LOCAL solution
of public problems..
“To promote EDUCATION on all levels as ESSENTIAL to the Future
welfare of America.
“To guarantee the benefits and protection which the nation
must give to the victims of war-orphans, widows and the dis
rj abled."
“Send Mayhan To Washington.”
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Schools Slate
Finals Events
The majority of the graduation
events in the schools of the county
are scheduled for this week, and iri
all schools feverish activity in
preparation in evident.
One class night at Harnett Coun
ty Training School is scheduled
for Thursday night at 8:00 p. m,
but five others are set for Friday
night. Boone Trail, LaFayette, Lill
ington, Coats and Shawtown, will
hold class night on Friday.
Nine Baccalaureate sermons are
scheduled for Sunday at Boone
Trail, Buie’s Creek, Dunn, Erwin
Lillington, Harnett County Train
ing School, Johnsonville School
Shawtown School, and Coats. *
The Rev. W. W. Hutchins will
deliver the bacculaureate sermoij at
Boone Trail at 3:30. Mr. Hutchins
is pastor of the Sanford First
Baptist Church.
The Rev. W. M. Page, pastor of
the Fuquay Springs First Baptist
Church will deliver the bacca
laureate sermon at Buie.’s Creek.
In Dunn, the baccalaureate speak
er will be the Rev. Charles Howard,
of Buie’s Creek. The sermon will
be delivered at 8:00 p. m.
Dr. Guy T. Griffin will deliver
the baccalaureate sermon at Erwin
at 8:00 p. m. Sunday night.
In Lillington, the' Rev. T. W
Williams, pastor of the Lillington
First Baptist Church will preach
the baccalaureate sermon on Sun
day night at 8:00 at the school.
The executive-secretary of the
Baptist State Convention, the Rev
O. L. Sherill will be the bacca
laurete speaker at Harnett County
Training School at 3:00.
The Rev. C. V. Horton, pastor of
Mitchell Chapel Church at in (
Pittsboro will deliver the sermon
at Johnsonville School at 8:00 p
m. ’
The Rev. J. W. Lineberger will
be speaker at the Coats school at
7:30 p. m. He is pastor of Fuquay
Methodist Church.
The speaker at Shawtown will be
Major Thomas H. Wright, pro
fessor of military tactics at A. and
T. College in Greensboro. He will
deliver the sermon at 8:00.
WAR FLYING NO PICNIC
DETROIT Ilf) Capt. Robert
Rust, Air Force recruiter here, says
he’s fed up with the common con
ception of airmen as “sterling
young pilots who step into their
silver chariots, fly their missions
and drop back for lunch.” “Some
of these boys get dirty and get
shot, too”, Rust said, adding that
infantry duty also is "generally un
der-rated.”
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