PAGE EIGHT
Ralph D. Miller
f Given Honor
; fast moving communications
bchnical Sergeant, Ralph D.
Slier, Erwin, N. C„ was con
ra tula ted today by Lieutenant
toeral 8. E. Anderson as the too
fman of the Fifth Air Force in
1/ Airman of the Month ceremony
t Seoul.
iSSergeant Miller first came to th*
Mention of his unit, the 58th
Igljter Bomber Wing, when he in
tftuted a continuous patrol of jet
ighters on the flight line wait'n<?
W scramble take-off. Armed with
self-built radio tester, his last
linute Inspections enabled him to
*t and chanve bad sets and save
Ihe Wing abserts on missions.
I Remodeling of the communica
fions shop and installation of
VHF radio transmitter in Group
operations, both on his own ini
6*tive, were also on an impressive
fat of improvements credited to
Bargeant Miller. Those achieve-
Mnts first for him his unit’s
firman of the month award and
ben captured the covet title of
■Up Air Force NCO in Korea.
$ Miller has been in Korea since
March 1953, working as communi
cations supervisor with the 430th
fighter Squadron. His wife, Edna,
bes in Erwin, N. C.
j* GOING TO NEW YORK
1 A. W. Blanchard and Gene-'John
ton of Dunn Furniture Company are
saving Tuesday for a business trip
p New York City.
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Trial of L. G. Allen, Route 1,
Dunn, charged with manufacturing
liquor, second offense, was cut short
today when Judge H. Paul Strick
land ordered the defendant jailed
until he could sober up.
Allen came into court with a
doctor’s certificate for another per
son, not on trial, and attempted
to get his case continued. Judge
Strickland denied the motion and
ordered the trial to proceed.
B. E. Sturgill, rural policeman,
began to tell how he arrested Al
len, but was interrupted by the
defendant.' After a second attempt
to tell the story and an interrup
tion, Judge Strickland asked Stur
gill and Chief of Police Alton A.
Cobb to check Allen to see if he
was drunk.
Chief Cobb said the defendant
smelled like a liquor barrel. The
Judge ordered the man held until ,
he is sober enough to go on trial.
OTHER CASES
Other cases heard in court to-
TBapwT arcoaft, o«rtt, a a.
Maid Os Cotton .
In New York Snow
NE.W' YORK the. MM
Maid of Cotton ventured eot into
one of New Terife wend toe*-
stem. In :* deeade today. (Named
Teg., might have wished she bad
been chosen ■‘MOso Lets*. gindeg
wear of 1954” instead. Rat the
<»«•«» ween said she wasn’t the
Taximan Is
(Con tin eed Front P*po One*
. with the taxi and the seriously
wounded man at the Dunn Hospit
al, an unofficial report stated, Mo
tives for the slugging were not
known. '■ > x\; . ; •
Henry said that he knew little
about the case, but as", far as he
knew, the driver of the taxi wan
not robbed. " • ■
A number of persons were being
questioned regarding the Tease to
day; the local Police Department
reported. Vo 'Yv, r
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Snowfall In
lOmWneed tmm par* owes
fall would continue until Tuesday
morning and would “he in exceaa
of 15 inches." ...
IMN AT WORK
The city denartmsnt of sanitation
mobilized a force ot at least 10,000
men in art effort to keep streets
cleay.
Commuters from the suburbs
and from Connecticut and New
Jersey, numbering in the ten* of
thousands, were expected either to
be late for their . Jobe today at
unable to reach them at ill. V
Flight operations at the two giant
commercial [ ' airfields, LaGuardla
and Idlewild, continued but; with
delays In both take-ooffs and land- I
lngs. T , j
...Operations were suspended at I
the Newark sirport at 3:30 a, m. ‘
because pf the heavy accumula- j
tion of snow on the runaways. V;.
A “snow emergency*! was declared
in Washington, where. at least El
inches of snow was expected. A«te- *
mobile traffic on 56 Srnub Rt-e»*x .
in the capital was 'restricted '.to
cars equipped With. chains. •; 7
Eight to 13 fetches of snow
snarled traffic . ip Boston, .■where
"heavy’’ snows were predicted for
the rest of the day,- *
Meayy snow was foreeast froth
Maine to Tcnneseee with • lito,
sleet and falling temperatures for
much of. the. mg of the nation.
Temperat«fp ib'j>»r i
low zero in parts of the Plains
states and the Mkjwest. Inter
national Falls. Minn , reportea. 26
heMWj it was 8 below at Des
Moines, one help* at Qmeha, 1
above at Kansas jClty. 18. aoove at
Chicago and ltabova la Ntor’fryk.
day included* 1 •.VCV'i iJ ' -
Cecy. A, Jeyh&jfe. Wl.M'fk&m .
public, -tfrunkgtfhssa -
judgment, continued sot : J? montS
on payment *f H and wrstiof court. .
~ PWffcr Ofalgi 310 N-.JWIwIUWs
wife. Bertha Craig, tdqi. up V wge- i
continued, '••i? *s-■-- jyVrJr' ’
Judge; tee Ungdon, Rotfe J, An
mSSSS!Si^S&
six months ih 1011. ituwsJet lh>
two yearn op payment
COM of court for driving drunk, po
eemlqa an&ggtodteg. Hi* fine was
c , u t tram slS9*Oton he teS
No Comment?
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!K§ to fires j i
.. By-; UNITED rtnf
' A fir* to rural Nydr County
claimed six lives and othef acci
dents and violence took seven others
ewer e weekend whtuh .saw a toll
ot at Mast i| deaths ip accidents
and violence In Noirlh Carolina.
1 Six members of a. Negro truck
driver's family perished ih a fire
which burned a small frame house
f» the grdttod hear Engelhard ear
ly Sunday. Details of the tragedy
were not reported until 'today.
Dead were Willie Spencer, s truck
driver, his wife Mary, gnd their
four ShMfin, Willie Jr., Bobby,
Su]a and Shinty. Three of the
children were Ugh school students
gnd the fourth was of pre-school
***' family Huffed
The family apparently was trap
ped inside, some of them over
come as they slept. There were in
dicationa that several had awak
ened and bad tried In vote, to
escape. 2 : v V-
B, C. TRAGEDIES
Eight Negro children burned to
death to two sepafate fires during
the weekend as ct least- 19 per
sons lost their lleer due to Vio
lejwe ih South-Carolina, a United
Break survey showed today.-
Fife children died near Belton In
Anderson OWntv when fire consum
eda five-room frame house FVidgy
children were Identified as
Oii fA* Williams, fc >farv Nell
Williams, Georgia May Brilllams
A aandnt'Williams 3. and Joseph
mvkt jiSiu Negro children died
When fin destroyed A two-story
f**ejw*e at wiarlegton yerier
4ay. "Wwiy -were Identified- as The
wss Paper*. 3. Mary Capers, 4,
gad Benjamin Caper Jr., «.
Harnett Men Hava
Uav# b«, Japan
Nvt. John »mn<Jan 'et Walter
Suggs, Erwin and Pfc. laudie Bar- ;
rpch. son of. Mrs. D, M. Darroeh
Lillingtop, reqently. spent
«Kd?*SJSS tow in* j
JM*. Japan. Sugga narmafiy s ta-(l
W*»d In Kona as a rifleman with t
Ito. * fd l Ipfontry Division’s IMhfl
ga-gass;
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RowiAiii
■ ' (i^egsiU. frien aeee one) -
at 7:30 and .a special meeting of
city Council Will be held ate o'-
clock, City Manager g. ,B. Uxsle
said today. ‘
SHOE OPEN Garvin Brothers
stated today that while their for
mal opening Will not un
til January 30. the shop is ppen for
business immediately. The company
was formerly known as the Motors,
and, is located on S. Clinton Ave
; nttor'.r.-'"-.vi-
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IN HOSMTAL Highway iPatrol
man Paul Albergtoe is in Dunn
Hospital wh*re he is being treat
ed for a back Injury sustained sev
eral' yeatp ago to an aocldent.
News Shorts
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Stet^*t»TutteXes^.
WASHINGTON 11» - PresMent
' Etotnhewer tefiav formally eub
mttted t« »he Rretate Uke nomina
tion es Fari Warren to be epief
teattoe of the United States In
place V the Mto Fred M. Vinson.
HOLLYWOOD AN Terry Moor*
temporarily packed Bar famed white
ermine bathing qa la mothballs
today and sato «♦ »* deemed to. he
tamed Into a dfeas. The jtog-noaed
actress fiew heme from Kerf* late
lam night and heard effete from a
Texas' Jautor Chamber of Cammer
ee and various televldton dues to-
BOGOTA, Columbia -f A
Postal Rocoipts
Incroast In Djjnn
Postal receipt? toi the Dunn
P*t ofc ce for the quarter ending
December 31. »53 Were $36348.74, or
an Increase of 13368.40 over the
game period of 1983, Postmaster
Nalbh Wade said .today,
RecMpts for all ‘.of 1853 hit
$86.149J*.. an Increase of $9,69839
Over 1963, Wade stated.- Tfee to
crease amounted to approximately
13 percent. Wade said. •„ ;■;
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passenger plane as the Avtones
Airlines crashed near ss.ha»i—,
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|Jg Rolling Libraries
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With 89 bookmobiles, tarring 91 counties, North
Carolina toads aU other states in too number of theta
remarkably effective Unto libraries on wheels! look
mobiles bring books and other moterlolt la people in
Isolated communitits—contributing Rfßotfy in nddn^
North Carolina a bailor place to which to woig,
play and Ihra. ,
Anomtr cofiTriouTion to nWf pifprein nr mg tqt ntcnv
Carolinians is the browing industry's teH-rogulation
program where brewers, wholesalers and retailers *
In counttos where moll beverages ore parmHtod- under
Stole control coops role to ma Into In whatotoma
conditions for the logor tote of bear and oto. v -
North Carolina Div Mon
UNITED STATES BREWERS FOUNDATION, INC.'
lI|IMIIiIHIIII>#BI
Ctoistobii. today 'and G»to reports /
«atd «y*»eua were MBcd.