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awakened people, qtopped clocks and sent a lew tidal v?aw
north Pacific coast. -
KINGSTON, Jamacia (UP) Queen Elizabeth II began
today a busy ypund Os state functions which will be high
lighted tonight with a banquet attended by 3,000 guest*.
VIENNA (IIP) Hungarian cobblers have found a
new use for turkeys. They make ihoes out of turkey leath
er. “The demand for shoes made of the new leather is
brisk,” the Budapest Communist newspaper Esti Buda
pest said-
BERKELEY, CgU|. (VP) =ThOTWi S \ B^ e ’ *
University of California stpwni hw Ap rifle taken
away from his Wednesday and was fined si s *W sniping
at po-ed» Horn the rear,
PANMUNJQM (UP) Twepty-two AfnW*W»s resist
ing repatriation ate a Thanksgiving flimur consisting «f
chicken and other special items today win l * other u.S.
servicemen dined on turkey. Indian spokesmen said the
Communists gave the Americans and other Red-held cap
tives special rations.
UNITED NATIONS, N. ¥. (UP) Russia’s Andrei ¥.
Vishinsky prepared today to deliver a Thanksgiving Day
diatribe against Die United States in final debate on the
Soviet ‘‘peace package” proposal.
5 DETROIT (UP) The Rouse Labor and Education
Subcommittee investigating “greed and ruthiessness” q
mong AFL Teamsters Union officials here, said today it
was flooded with requests to extend its work to Minneapp
4s,»tinn.
HOLLYWOOD (VP) Screen star Ida Lupine has
separated again from actor Howard Pnff and »s con
templating a divorce, it was disclosed today.
HOLLYWOOD (UP) Ava Gardner was to leave to
night for movie location in Rome still firm in her deci
sion tp divorce singer Frank Sinatra on her return.
PITTSBURGH (UP) Top union and management
officials face eleventh-hour wage negotiations this week
end in an effort to avert an impending strike against two
of the nation’s major can manufacturing firms.
LOS ANGELES (U?) Representatives of North
American Aviation Company and the CIO United Auto
Workers met Wednesday for mare than throe hOW* With
out reaching a n agreement-
YOR ANGELES (UP) Charfes P Skomras, £r , »«.
son of motion picture thmter executive Owdes Hkwr»%
married piane Marie MeUos, 27, Wednesday in the Saint
horifft Vrcck Grthordoi Church here.
Car Robbery
From Page Oftri
busy Danvers Square while three
guards kipped coffee In a nearby
Authorities said a “substantial”
pad' of -the loot had haan racoyr
erect and that other persons had
hash implicated in the case. But
ho new arrests were expected im-
O’Brien, his wife, and son flt
nied knowledge of the robbery, the
slickest since timm# was taken
in the Boston Brinks holdup tqo
yeast earlier. The Brinks cast ntvfr
has htr~ solved.
elder OBrian wa* known in
the exclusive neighborhood of sub
urban ~ Woolastan where he lived
tofSTgaMM home a* a real gen
tleman and his Wife as a matronly,
pleasant woman. But OBrian had
a record of two prison terms served
for burglary and larceny.
Agents said he posed aa a con
struction executive hut actually held
no job.
Ttoo months ago, at the time of
the robbery, the QBrien's lived ih
' a third Soar walkup tenement in
crowded Dorchester sec**
fftto wife 'wife yraatpd MN
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FffiLTON CTOott|Nfl4B FAR-
Mm b bin M the ricbl b. the *hSt!s>
oilier sii.® wftfPf' Ken
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Tnown Ibn of a weS^to-do
we ri Whw <4
the famlfy almost from the time
they moved into the suburban Bos
ton'neighborhood. Their next door
The neighbors. Mr. and Mrs. Ar
fejff L. a*M Hr- (fed
Mr*. (5 Reign wasp known geperaUy
as a cospli^
i Weather Adds
'JMjet&ssto*
L to the mlh <* » semi-trailer truck
, alter side-swiping another car near
Coast with teßmcraturps
araas hanrine around the
Arm J<ME Mid-
Ayeock and Waycoe JackML (Daily Kecerd photo)
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MBS. CAMIE GAINEY, before her marriage in Yamessee, 8. C.
on November 18, was Miss Billie Grey Byals, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Luhter Byals of Dunn, Route 3. Mr. Gainey is the son of Mr.
and Mrs- Arthur Gainey of Yamessee, where the couple will make
their hema.
Dunn Chamber
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put that all of the projects have
been completed.
The women, of Dunn secured a
new club building this year, in con
junction with the Finer Carolines
Contest, at a cost of approximately
sii,odo.
Establishment of the Four Coun
ty Curb Market here aas also, one of
the Finer Carolines contest pro
jects, Buttles stated.
Contest
a test of true loyalty of friends who
are Willing to “go the limit” in buy
ing g subscription. The dinner will
he the prig who has thje staunch,
enthusiastic backing of true friends,
and his or her greatest reward will
be the heart-warming gratification
pf discpvering Just how many BEAL
fronds ship has.
The wmJeat is about tp reach the
final stages with but twenty work
ing days remaining before the clos
ing day, Saturday December 19th.
Your, favorite contestant is doing
his best' to contact all acquaint
ances. It Would be impossible for
, them to see all, however, in the
short time remaining. If you know
someone in the contest and have
been “thinking about"" helping him
or her, but have been putting it
qff, ndyr *» the time to offer your
subscription. Even if you have to
{;o a little out of- your way to do
t:
May we make a timely suggest
ion right here. The time I s fa** ap
proaching when all will be making
out Christmas gift lists. Keep in
mind that the Daily Record will
make an ideal Christmas gift and
one that will remind the recipient
ffef gays every week that they have
a 'friend who thought enough of
them to give the finest gift of all.
PPride now to whom you wish to
rife these subscriptions and hand
them to your favorite now. They
wfe not he started until Christmas
anp than a pard will be sent telling
the recipient from whom they are
rm DAILY RECORD, DUNN, N. C.
receiving this fine gift.
Your friends are working hard
in this contest. Why not give the
full measure of your support right
NOW?
2nd Payment
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candidate.
Since a one year subscription
earned SAW vote* and a two-year
subscription earned *5,809 votes,
this extension fW «*•» TOT would
earn the differences of 17,*00 votes
'&&£.aes2ssz
:; tra special votes allowed as stated
to thejpepinig announcement of
Three and six months subscrip
tions may also be extended tp
two yegrs and earn a large Hum
ber of votes for your favorite.
In addltiw to this 59,909 ex
tra votes for each “club” of $25
turned in and the “weekly bonus”
votes.-
go if you and a couple dqaen
other g«oc| friends like yourgfW
wculd extend your original one
year subscription to the two year
limit you would earn for your fav
orite contestant the tremendous
totfl of apfioximately a mUHon
VOtes which would go a long way
SWiSTSwViBISS
Prise.
17th Session
1 Continued from page enel
The state at the church report
was giveii by a committee composed
of Bevs. A- Mr. Moncur. S. 1 Walls
ana F. L. Tyson. J- H. Harrison and
Mrs. E. E. Robinson. The commit
tee reported that the church was
in a better position to exert itself
than ever before.
The recent attack on high church
men which gained wide spread pub
licity was no hindrance to the pro
gress <4- top church, according to
the committee. “Ifhe church is
still the one Institution which charts
the course of mankind”, said the
committee.
FERGUSON HEADS COMMITTEE
.. B F. Ferguson. headed a commit
tee. composed of Bevs. George
Tharrington. A. M- Spaulding, J.
W. Pennington, C. V. Flack and
G. S. Myzeke, on the state of the
country'. TTie committee was al
armed at the unrest about Reds
in the United States Government
and also expressed some hope in
the struggle to make America the
arsenal of democracy which so
many would have it be. The com
mittee felt that the chenge in ad
ministratlnns had net altsred fee
situation too much. bus seemed a
larmed about fee wait-and-see at
titude that prevails.
The Rev. 8. P. Perry delivered
the annual sermon at the last ses
sion of the first day. The welcome
program was given by the local
church. Mgyor Ralph Hanna
brought words of welcome on be
half of the city. Jpbn D. Culbrefe
gave fee welcome on behalf of the
church. F. H. Ledbetter for fee
gwjfce'
J. W. iuue white. Divine
street Mefeodist. D.wcn Minister
-2* A- *feury Park N. 1 .
W. 3. Trent Will deliver the Sduca-
be dwotriW when
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