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WEDNESDAY ATtFrSttOOT*, T'iOVt'lVffiEfc l* 155 1 ? Annual REA Meet To Draw Thousands The South River Electric Member ship Corporation <REA) is plan ning for from three to four thous and people from the five counties it serves to be present for the an nual meeting to be held in the Dunn Armory on November 14, it was an nounced today by Manager R. R. Edwards. Nine directors will be elected at the meeting from a slate prepared by a nominating committee com LISTEN! “THE ERWIN MILLS PROGRAM’’ SITNDA*3 1 to 1:30 P. M. Music-News-Jobs W. C. K. B. 780 on your Dial “IT’S WHITER THAN WHITE!” SAYS ATHEY'S FAMOUS LITTLE PAINTER 0 One coot covers— and goes farther • Broshes on easily-smooths itself out . •• Washes- Os easily as tile trWuys white—will not turn yellow • Insist on ATHEY’S vs*** JW can't hart an Athey surract! 4 ft* Mamifactwred by V & THE C. M. AIHEY PAINTCO. rj BALTIMORE SO, MO. CROMARTIE HARDWARE CO., INC. 117 E. BROAD ST. 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However, other nominations may be made from the floor at the meet- I One of the big features of the meeting will be the "burning of the note covering the first loan made to the cooperative to provide their members with electricity, by the directors and Gwyn Price. Chair man of the North Carolina Electr fication Authority. The entertainment feature will be a Hymn Singing Contest among members of churches served by the cooperative. Winners will receive SSO and the church they represent and additional SSO. There will also be second and third prizes and othej; awards totalling $1,500 will be given away at the meeting. ! Incorporated in 1941 to fill the | need for electric service in Cum berland, Sampson, Bladen, John ' ston and Harnett Counties, the co j operative has grown from an or- I iginal 841 members to more than 1 7,200. SjisMis&m 2 ' mw 'iHfl w 'fjj Up i * 1/ 1 LACKLAND AIR FORCE BASE, TEXAS —DANIEL BLACKMAN HAIRR, 20, son of Mrs. Louise Ilairr of Dunn, Rt 1, is complet ing his AF basic airmen indoc trination course at Lackland Air Force Base, the "Gateway to the Air Force.” Lackland, situated near San Antonio, is the world's largest air force base, site of Air Force basic training, for men and women, headquarters of the Human Re source Research Center, and home of AF's Officer Candidate School. His basic training is prepar ing him for entrance into Air Force technical training and for assignment in specialized work. The course includes a scientific evaluation of his aptitude and inclination for following a parti cular vocation and career. Tom Dewey Doesn't Want Appointment ALBANY, N. Y. UP Gov. Thomas E. Dewey, an untiring campaigner for Dwight D. Eisen hower before and after the Repub lican convention, removed himself today from the new president’s cabinet picture. Dewey announced Thursday night, however, he “ex pects and intends" to finish his term as governor of New York. It ends in 1954. “My only interest is serving out my term as governor and from now on that is going to be my answer to any questions on the subject,” he said. “His victory was the greatest of any man in history and I know that Congress will follow his lead ership,” Dewey said. Dewey was credited with swing ing New York’s 45 electoral votes to Eisenhower. His efforts in be half of Eisenhower were climaxed with an 18-hour television mara thon on the eve of the election. Escaped Convict Is Found Wounded LUMBERTON, OPI Officers today captured a second of four convicts who staged a daring day- I light break from a Pitt County prison gang and found him serious ly wounded. The first of the four men was recaptured last night near Fayette ville. Meanwhile, officers in western North Carolina captured one of four other convicts who engineered a similar break from the same prison camp in almost the same way Oct. 24. Highway partolmen were seeking a companion of the man captured. Velton Deese, 32, of Pembroke was captured near here today when officers found him in a truck being taken to a hospital by his father for treatment of a bullet wound. Prison officials were, unable to explain immediately how Deese was shot. THF DAILY RECORD. DUNN, N, C Capitol Waiter Bet Entire Year's Tips WASHINGTON 'IF Amonc the freak election bets, here is my fav orite. It concerns I.orania Francis, who with her husband. Warren; com prises a news-writing team. She bet her waiter in the Nation;; l Press Clu|» that she would double-tip him for the next year if Adl.u Stevenson, the gentleman from Ill inois. licked Dwight D. Eisenhower. Otherwise, no tips at all. Loria. as the lovely lady is known, still is picking up her tab in the east lounge at the club, but shp is not tipping her favorite waiter. “It was kind of a dirty trick. 1 ' Mrs. Francis confided to me over a cup of soup. “I knew Ike was going to win.” The waiter. London Smith, was a little downcast, although a good sport. “I didn’t see how Stevenson could lose, but he did." Smith said. “I’ll pay off." And cheerfully, lie is. Mrs. Francss wr>»s a hf qf things, including stuff about ship ping and steel. Her husband. War ren, writes politics and about mat ters concerning aviation. Getting back to the election bet. Mrs. Francis calculates that on a Lodge And Dodge To Represent Ike AUGUSTA. Ga. UP Sen. Henry Cabot Lodge of Massachu- j setts and Joseph M. Dodge, a De troit banker, took over today the preliminary details of easing the Truman administration out of Washington and replacing it with that of Dwight D. Eisenhower, President - elect Eisenhower named the two men Sunday | Lodge as his chief liaison man I with the outgoing administration and Dodge as his personal envoy to confer with budget officials, j Lodge and Dodge were without I authority to participate in any pol icy decisions of the Tinman ad ministration. But they were em- i powered to sit in on high-level pol- j icy conferences and report back: immediately to Eisenhower. Lodge, who was whipped for re- j election by Congressman John F. Kennedy last week, played an en ergetic role in helping Eisenhower j get the GOP nomination and in the I subsequent campaign. Dodge, 63. i once served as economic adviser to Gens. Douglas MacArthur, Lu cius D. Clav and George Marshall. CONFER WITH IKE Lodge, Dodge and other GOP bigwigs conferred at length late Sunday with Eisenhower. Present also were Sen. Eugene Millikin (R- Colo.), who will be the next chair 4/5 QT. ' S’ mmemsmeiiLmw KMCNUY OtSTIUOtS. UK. V I •• Floor* TO* OIAIN NIUTIAI «PI«IT« •BHIMIIV NllTtlllll, INCOIFOIATIN • lOUIIVUII MMTUNN* six day week, around the year, give or take a little time off lor vacations, she tips around S6O for eating two meals a day at the club. “Smith is the best waiter in town and lie takes care of me fast v. hen time means a lot.” she told me. “and now I get all of that, free for a whole year.” Mrs. Francis has been chewing steak and other things at the club since 1934. “Smith has been serving me a!! . of that time.” she said. “He has 1 not spilled a drop of soup on me in all those years. He is the best." What Landon Smith does not : know is that lie is about -to get ;: himself a nice present. Mrs. Francis has a wonderful open-face gold pocket watch she got from her father. It's one of . | her treasures. She has it at the jeweler’s right now and is having it all prettied and tuned up. Come Christmas timee, it’ll be ■ ticking off the hours with pre cision and on the back of the case will be a little inscription—dedi cated to the perfect waiter Something all of those tips lost on a bet could not buy. man of the Senate Finance Com mittee, and Herbert Brownell Jr., | Gov. Thomas E. Dewey’s 1948 campaign manager and a highly i effective behind-the-scenes factor 1 in the campaign just finished. Millikin and Brownell had no comment on what part they had in the conference at the President elect’s retreat at the Augusta Na tional Golf Club. After the two appointments had 1 been announced by James Hager ty. Eisenhower's press secretary. Lodge told reporters he hoped his Washington conferences with the State and Defense departments could begin next Friday. Dodge said he hoped to start with budget officials in Washington on Wednesday. The fact that Lodge will not go to Washington until Friday led re porters here to speculate there might be some delay in Eisen hower’s meeting with President Truman, scheduled, according to Hagerty, "for the week of Nov. 17." It was certain Eisenhower would want a report from Lodge before., he met with Mr. Truman. IN GOOD HOPE HOSPITAL : Mrs. Gordon Reddish is a patient in Good Hope Hospital in Erwin. She underwent an appendectomy Diplomats Now In Stalemate WASHINGTON, 'U» The shattering impact of the Republi can election victory today almost immobilized American diplomacy. . The atmosphere at the State De partment was one of indecision pending word from the new signal caller, President-elect Dwight D Eisenhower, or his foreign policy advisers. Secretary of State Dean Acheson and scores of other Democratic appointees in upper-echelon diplo matic posts here and overseas were preparing to quit their jobs in anticipation of the GOP "house cleaning” to come in January. Vishinsky Says Xorea “Fiasco” UNITED NATIONS. N. Y. dpi— Russian Foreign Minister Andrei Y. Vishinsky declared today that the Korean was is a "military fiasco” for the United States. Speaking in the United Nations' main political committee, Vishinsky accused Secretary of State Dean Acheson. and Western spokesmen supporting him, of ignoring facts and directing attention to only one issue in the truce talks—the volun tary repatriation of war prisoners. “Tlie U. S. delegation has done this,” he said, "knowing that this principle- is totally unacceptable and therefore has been rejected. "Consequently, any insistence upon it inevitably will lead to the collapse of the Panmunjom truce talks and the further protraction of the war.” The 20 countries co-sponsoring with the United States a resolution calling for an immediate truce and acceptance of voluntary repatria tion of prisoners were not seeking an end to the Korean war, the Kremlin firebrand said. "They felt their task," he said, “was to help the ruling circles of the U. S. to get out of a difficult situation in which they are floun dering, having unleashed a bloody war with far-reaching designs at the beginning—but which has turn ed out to be a fiasoo as a military adventure.” A-Bomb Workers Out On Strike AUGUSTA, Ga. (IP) Construc tion work came to a halt today at the vabt Savannah River atomic project when highly-tech ancl is reported to be getting along nieely. I THIS BEAUTIFUL $125 KINGSTON DATOFIX WATCH ells Time - Day, Month, Date and Moon Brilliant Achievement In The Precise Art of Watchmaking. YOURS AT NO EXTRA COST With the Purchase of This Wonderful G-E Activator-Automatic Washer. Come in and see the I I with "Fabri-Flex” control H| I MAKES CLOTHES? 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The American Radiator and Standard Sanitary Corporation said they were rushing an entire new unit to (he soldiers so they can realize their ambition to have the first flush toilet in Inchon opera ting by Thanksgiving. Cpl. Enoch Hannon Is In Germany MUNICH, GERMANY Army Cpl. Enoch Hannon of 1011 E. Broad St., Dunn N. C;, recently graduated from the Seventh Army’s Non-Commissioned. officers Aca demy at Munich, Germany. During the six-week course, he was taught techniques of combat leadership, including infantry squad tactics and deployment of men and equipment in the field. Students were carefully selected by their organization commanders before attending the school. Corporal Hannon is an assistant squad leader in Company B of the niral electronics workers went on strike. IVhat could turn into a major labor crisis and the first general strike at the hug* new pl;|ut where parts of the hydrogen bomb will eventually be assembled was developing right in the back yard of President-elect Dwight 1). Eisenhower’s vacation retreat. SALES SERVICE A Big Complete Shop 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE SEE OUR GOOD USED CARS W. & S. MOTOR CO. N. WILSON AXE. DUNN, N. C. PAGE ONE SECOND SECTION 35th Engineer Combat Battalion. A veteran of the Korean conflict, he holds the Bronze Star Medal, the Purple Heart for wounds received in action and the United Nation? Ribbon. Hannan entered the Army in May 1950 and arrived in Germany last February. • SUndtfd "tcrot* ttia bom€" »fOt»etlo*T nonassessable « Sli month automatic r«n*w*t. . Prompt friendly nation.vridt OMNI oorvlcdoj • Over > million driven Insured. • low, "selected risk" rates. ' WHY PAY MOM* 7 before you buy or renew-riiecir, co iqersf Phono, write or drop in today . R. A. WEST ECX BUILDING
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