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MADRID (IP*—Several hundred monarchists shouting
“long live the king” greeted Prince Juan Carlos, 16, when
he arrived today to begin the studies expected to bring
him eventually to the throne.
PHENIX CITY, Ala. HP—Martial rule ended in this
purged sin city today after more than seven months of
military occupation by armed National Guardmen who
conduced the state’s biggest anti-vice crusade.
ROSARIO, Argentina HP —Five persons drowned in the
swift current of the Parana River here yesterday in a
tragic “chain reaction” touched off by efforts to rescue a
struggling schoolboy.
SANFORD, Fla. 'IP —A 43-year old accused murderer
was ready to return to Oklahoma today to face charges of
brutally stabbing to death a California woman for whose
slaying he was placed on the FBl's “10 most wanted” list.
The suspect is Otto Austin Loel of Waverly, Ohio.
WASHINGTON (IP; —lnformed sources said today it is
extremely likely that the Weather Bureau will continue
using girls' names to identify hurricanes.
WASHINGTON HP —The Defense Department has for
mally asked Congress to appropriate $729, 700.000 annul
ly to raise the pay of military men who have two years or
more of service.
ATLANTA HP —U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals Judge
Robert L. Russell, brother of Georgia's Sen. Richard B.
Russell, died at 4:35 a. m. today at Emory University Hos
pital where he had been on the '‘critical” list more than a
week. He was 54.
ANNAPOLIS, Md. HP —The University of Maryland,
which had the nation's top-ranked football team in 1953,
was criticized today for “overemphasis on football” and
alleged rules violations in recruiting athletes by the Mid
dle States Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools.
GROTON, Conn. HP;—The submarine USS Nautilus, the
world’s first vessel to be propelled by atomic power, cruised
in Long Island Sound today in its first fitness trials
WASHINGTON HP Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy demand
ed today that the State Department clarify how many em
ployees it still retains of the 90 he accused of being Com
munists or Communist supporters in 1950.
NEW YORK HP Myron C. Taylor, former presidential
envoy to the Vatican, and his wife have donated a million
dollars to the Episcopal Diocese of New York to build and
maintain a diocesan center on Long Island.
PANAMA iIP A three-man committee of the National
Assembly today began an investigation of charges that
ousted President Jose Ramon Guizado plotted the murder
of his predecessor. President Jose Antonio Remon.
HARRISBURG, Pa. (IP George Michael Leader, a
young naval officer in World War 11, caps his brief career
in state politics today with his inauguration as Pennsyl
vania’s third Democratic governor since the Civil War.. .
PARIS HP Britain lined up with West Germany and
Holland today in a move that practically doomed a bold
French plan to put the proposed European arms pool un
der a single agency.
FRANKFURT, Germany HP The swirling brown wa
ters of the Rhine, Danube and Seine rivers flooded parts
of Germany and France today and threatened even worse
devastation.
SAN JOSE. C'osta Rica HP The government reported
“complete calm” throughout Costa Rica early today, and
it appeared the arrival of four outdated U. S. fighter
planes had broken the back of an eight-day revolt.
NEW YORK HP/ The hall-hidden scientific controver
sy over the Salk polio vaccine which was injected into
some 500,000 children last spring, came into the open to
day with the revelation that a rival vaccine made with
“five" viruses had been injected into 25 inmates of the
Federal Reformatory at Chillicothc. Ohio.
Policeman
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The man allegedly told Police
man Moore that he and The other
officers, along with Mrs. Watson
and her father, were “mighty lucky
to be alive.”
GIRL FRIEND TESTIFIES
In court today, Mrs. Watson, a
divorcee, testified that Hinson went
to her home while she was sleep
ing late Friday night and advanc
ed on her with a shotgun. She said
she was successful in getting out
of the house and escaping before
he shot her.
Hinson was quoted as being an
gry because the woman had indic
ted him on a charge of stealing
her automobile. He was acquitted
of larceny in Harnett Superior
Court last week, but was put un
der a suspended sentence for tak
ing the car on a lesser count.
Policeman Moore said Hinson de
nied breaking into the woman's
home, but made no bones about
the fact that he planned to kill
her.
He told the officer he had plann
ed to stay in hiding in the woods
until Sunday night and then in
tended shooting her father, Wil
liam Moore, through the window,
and then meant to kill her in the
same manner.
The chase for Hinson began late
Saturday when Sheriff Moore found
Hinson at the E. and W. Restaur
ant in Dunn. The sheriff said Hin
son fled with the shotgun in his
hand before he could take him
Into custody. He radioed for Po
liceman Moore and B. E. Sturgill,
Who arrived on the scene shortly
afterwards.
BMJWeO THEM AGAIN
Hinson Managed to elude all
iliree of them. A search behind the
restaurant disclosed an automatic j
shotgun hidden in an old car. Hin- j
.-on said later it was his gun. j
The next report on Hinson came j
abour 10 o'clock Saturday night i
When he went to the Carolina Oil j
Store in East Erw in and phoned j
the warning to the sheriffs wife, j
The three officers rushed to the j
scene but he eluded them again, j
FIRED INTO HOME
About 8 o'clock Sunday moriimg. j
John Sorrell. Sr,, prominent far- j
mer of Dunn, Route 3. phoned the j
sheriff that Hinson was near the !
home of William Moore, one of his
tenants, and had already fired two I
shotgun blasts into the house in
an attempt to force Moore outside.
Sheriff Moore and Policeman
| Sturgill started out from Dunn for
j the scene and radioed Policeman
I Moore to meet them there,
; However, When the sheriff and
! Sturgill arrived, Policeman Moore >
| had had Hinson handcuffed in his
; automobile for about, 15 minutes
waiting for them.
Policeman Moore said he spot
ted Hinson going across the road
about 400 yards from
Moore's home.
Hinson raised the shotgun to'
fire at him and when he did, Po
liceman Moore related, he drew
I his pistol and fired once over Hin
j son's head to frighten him. Hinson
I turned and started to run, but
j tripped and fell.
He recovered his shotgun and
had it cocked and aimed at the
policeman as he ran straight to
him. took the shotgun out of his |
hands and took him into custody.
Hinson readily told Policeman
Moore of his plans to kill Mrs.
Watson, Sheriff Moore, Policeman
Sturgill and him.
i When Sherilf Moore arrived on
Little Things
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ing won’t take place until later
J D. Barnes has added what's
known as, the "Broadway” touch to
the neon sign at Johnson's Restaur
ant ... He has one of those new
signs that runs around the edge and
blinks off and 0n... Real snazzy.
BIRTHDAYS: Celebrating birth
days today are Marilyn Lee, Benny
Slaughter, and Tommy Thompson.
THING AMA JIGS: More and
more service men and their fami
lies overseas are getting The Daily
Record Into The Record office
yesterday afternoon came Mrs. Wil
liam A. M >ore. who is leaving for
Germany to join her husband....
"I couldn't do without The Record
while away,” she said ..Not more
than five minutes later in came
Mrs. James L. Lee to have The
Record sent to her in Udine, Italy..
..Later in the afternoon she and
her two sons. James Robert and
Glenn Phillip, boarded a train for
New York to take a boat over....
It you have friends or relatives
overseas, there’s nothing you could
send to make them happier than a
subscription to The Record... It’s
a gift that keeps on coming all year
long . That's all the commercials
for now ..Pretty little Meda Lide
Doffermyre. who: has been a very
sick girl was much better today....
She had a rough time of it and on
Saturday had to have a blood trans
fusion ..Quit a few residents of
the Dunn. Erwin and Coats sections
have been to Durham to give blood
transfusions to Willie Cooke, the
man who has broken all records at
Duke Hospital for blood transfus
ions.... He’s a good friend of Reu
ben Jones, foreman of The Daily
Record’s mechanical department..
. .They served together in the Army
..Reuben took a load of blood
donors to the hospital on Saturday
.. Cooke has a brother on Coats,
Route 1 and his grandmother lives
in Erwin The brother, Carl
Cooke, is also a ‘‘bleeder” and last
week he became ill and it was fear
ed he would need transfusions....
However, he recovered A letter
from a man in Florida contained
this piece of philosophy concerning
America’s foreign aid program,
"You can’t." he said, "make angels
out of the ‘red’ devils by pinning
wings on American d011ar5.”....
Despite the fact that she now earns
more than $200,000 a year, travels
like a queen, and has men swooning
at her feet. Ava Gardner says she
has a terrible inferiority complex..
■ ■ It's one of many things she dis
closes in that series of articles, “The
Truth About Ava Gardner,” which
will begin Friday in The Record. .
Attorney Duncan Wilson has one
of those big new, long—and wt>
do mean long—Pontiacs.
Presbyterians
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Only two Presbyteries, Athens,
Ga., and Transylvania, Ky., have
voted since Jan. 1 and they split.
Athens voted against the union
while Transylvania yesterday voted
23-5 in tavor.
Voting today were Birmingham,
Ala., St. Louis, Mo., Ouachita, Ark.,
Asheville. N. C . Norfolk. Va., Po
tomac, Va.. Hoslton, Tenn., Chero
kee, Ga., Concord. N. C.. Kings
Mountain, N. C., Mecklenburg, N.
C.. Albemarle, N. c„ Savannah’,
Ga.. North Alabama, North Missis
sippi. Charleston, s. C.. Columbia,
Tenn.. Suwanne, Fla., Paris, Tex.,
West Hanover, Va., and Missouri.
Byrnes Goes
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never again seek election to public
office.
The 75-year-old Democrat came
out of retirement four years ago
to lea c ] South Carolina’s fight for
continued separate schools for
whites and Negroes.
He pljfns now to go fishing and
then devote his time to more writ
ing, perhaps along the same lines
as "Speaking Frankly” which des
cribes some of his Washington ex
periences.
Inquest Slated
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crashed into the rear of the truck
ahead of him. Neither the truck
driver nor his passenger, Fred Mos
sop, of 40 1-2 Upland Road, West
Palm Beach. Fla., the relief driver,
were injured.
Members of the coroner's jury,
who viewed the woman’s 'body at
the Dunn Hospital shortly after the
accident, are: Gene Bracey, Sam
Dorman, Bruce Byrd, Charles S.
Core, Edward Godwin and Bill
Twyford, Jr.
the scene, Hinson told him: “If
you’ve got any bars, you’d better
pin them on Policeman Moore be
cause he saved all of you from
getting killed.”
Hinson told the officers that he
had spent 120 days in a mental
institution, but insisted he was not
crazy. He insisted that he had
"played off crazy” to avoid prose
cution in another case.
Hinson is a member of a well
known family of the Dunn section.
Only witnesses put on the stand
by Solicitor J. Sheppard Bryan at
the preliminary hearing Monday
were Mrs. Watson and her father.
Hinson offered no defense.
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We are proud, and rightfully so, of the 108 new homes for washing machine. A beautifully designed and decorated
we have built in Dunn during the past five years, ranging dining room is reached from the large living room through j
in price from $5,500.00 to $14,000.00. We have taken a per- an arch, which suggests the open house and that “lived-in
sonal interest in each of the many details so vital to assure atmosphere,” yet affords any privacy desired. The 16' front
the maximum value and lasting quality for the proud bedroom and the two 14’ back bedrooms, together with full
owners; many of whom would still be paying rent should tiled bath are reached from a wide, naturally lighted hall,
these nice and comfortable homes not have been made The thoroughly insulated home is heated by thermostatic
available to them, through our efforts' and the very easy, controled oil heat, assuring solid comfort at all times, in all
low-interest-payment-plan. We are proud to have helped so parts of the home. Select, white, mountain oak floors, var
many own their own homes. nished, waxed and polished to a mirror finish will be a thing
of beauty for a lifetime. Large, lighted closets, to meet every
need are one of the main items of these wonderfully plan-
We are now starting a new development in which ne< * homes,
fifteen to twenty large, three-bedroom homes will be built,
within the next few months. We do not wish for these mod
ern, three-bedroom homes, containing 1200 square feet to The price of these homes‘will be in the $9,000.00 to *
be confused with a great many of the new so-called three- 9,500.00 dollar range, with $350.00 to $550.00 as down- m
bedroom houses with only 900, and less square feet; in payment and monthly payments of less than the average d
which some of the so-called bedrooms are nothing more rent. Our house plans are now ready to be shown to those
than a storage closet, and the others too small and ill- interested in a new home. The developing of the property
arranged for comfortable living. and construction of our first houses will start soon. By
trading for your new home now you may have many
choices, such as, lot location, entire front elevation, color of
Our new homes will be located on lots with frontages roof, picture window, if desired, color of all walls and ceil
of from 75’ to 100’, containing from 30 to. 100 beautiful trees ,n £ s > design of kitchen and bath floors, light fixtures and
of pine, oak, birch, hickory, dogwood, holly, maple and many other items of your own liking,
many other species in sizes from 4” to 2’ in diameter. Some
of these beautiful lots are over 200 feet in depth. A few of
these largest lots will be offered for sale, without houses, We much prefer that each interested person make a
after all improvements have been completed. This is beyond thorough investigation by personal inspection of all new
a doubt, the most beautiful and desirable residential pro- houses being offered for sale in Dunn, before inspecting our
perty ever offered for sale in Dunn, and is probably your homes. Note the size of the lot, count the beautiful shade
last opportunity to own a nice wooded lot. and flowering trees, if any, on the lot. Note the size of the
rooms and how ail are arranged. Consider the location, in
respect to resale. Get all the true information, including full
All the homes to be built in this beautiful development sales price, all closing costs, attorney fees, down-payment,
will be financed through FHA guarantee, and under its’ ana “° n °t f° r £ e t the very important matter of the correct
rigid requirements of materials and workmanship. an “ true amount of your monthly payments. Get it all in
writing, mistakes could and often do occur. This is the way
to truly compare values in buying a home, and help you in
The kitchen floors will be covered with rubber tile of making the right choice,
beautiful design, there will be deep wall cabinets, base cabi
nets, counter tops for work areas, large double- compart
ment sink, and many other wonderful features to com
plete the perfect kitchen. The Large storage area, adjacent - C. T. LATIMER, INCORPORATED
to kitchen and back porch, will have space and plumbing Dunn, North Carolina
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TUESDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY 18.