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PAGE TWO BULLETINS RALEIGH HP The Federal-State Market News Serv ice reported today that average prices by grades picked up somewhat on Eastern and Old Belt tobacco markets yesterday but were slightly lower on the Middle Beit. BURLINGTON HP Staley A. Cook, former manag ing editor of the Burlington Daily Times-News, has been named editor and general manager of the paper . Howard White, city editor, was named to succeed Cook as managing editor. . , WASHINGTON OP The Supreme Court yesterday extended to the ballot its ever-broadening rule against ra cial discrimination. Without a dissenting voice, the high tribunal yesterday refused to interfere with a lower court decision which held unconstitutional an Oklahoma law requiring Negro candidates for public office to be iden-l tified by race. BUENOIS AIRES IIP) A general strike called by the General Confederation of Labor, once the strongest sup porter of ousted President Juan D. Peron. was a complete failure todav. The collapse of the strike gave the new gov ernment of President Pedro E. Aramburu a smashing vic tory in a major test of strength. It also seemed to sound the death knell for what remained of Peronist power in Argentina. GREENVILLE, Miss. (IP) Whenever a baby is born here, a tree will grow in Greenville. Mrs. Louis H. Gray of the Greenville Gardening Club said the group will plant a tree for each new birth in the city. RALEIGH HP> Dr. John W. Shirley assumed new duties today as dean of the faculty at North Carolina State College. Dr. Carey 11. Bostian, chaneelor, announced yes terday that the executive committee of the trustees of the Consolidated University of North Carolina had approved the promotion. MOSCOW (IP) Communist Party Secretary Nikita Khrushchev conferred today with Soviet agriculture of ficials and ordered the “quickest elimination of the short comings of the agriculture program.’’ BONN, Germany IP/ West Germany today answer ed a Soviet request that some 37,000 Soviet expatriates be '‘allowed’’ to return home by pointing out that every one of them had expressly asked not to be sent back to Com munism. DURBAN, South Africa HP* One of the world's most colorful transport services ground to a halt today when 600 Zulu rickshaw pullers took off their leopard skins, monkey tails, lions' teeth and ostrich plumes and went on strike. LONDON HP) A penniless nun planned today to ap-1 peal to the Pope against a British court's rejection of her claim for damages from her mother superior and a nurs ing home on the ground they falsely imprisoned her. Sis ter Priscilla, 57, whose real name is Margaret McCann, said she had twice written Pope Pius XII but “I don’t know if my letters ever got there. Sisted Priscilla charged that she had been assaulted an<J imprisoned by Mother Plas cidus, local superior of the Order of the Poor Sisters of Nazareth at Hammersmith. She further charged that she was imprisoned and assaulted at St. Joseph's nursing homo whose trustees include Bernard Cardinal Griffin, Catholic Primate of England. TOKYO (Vb A powerful new Conservative Party was forced today with the merger of the dissolved Democratic and Liberal parties, giving Japan its first two-party sys tem since World War 11. The left and right-wing Socialists merged into a single party last month. GENEVA (IP/ The Western Allies are writing a so lemn pledge to continue working for German unity des pite failure of the foreign ministers to agree on a single major subject, an authoritative Western spokesman said today. UNITED NATIONS, NY. (IP) The United Nations shortly may number 78 members through adoption of an Eas*t-VVest agreement ending a five year deadlock on new T members. 1 RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil (IP Ousted President Car los Luz resigned as president of the Chamber of Deputies Monday, removing the last constitutional obstacle to the new government of acting president Nereau Ramos. MIAMI HP The Kefauver investigating subcommit tee put on the stand for the second time today a Georgia juvenile court judge accused of profiting from the place ment of adopted babies. It Took Two Weeks To Make Bomb DENVER iIP The confession of John Gilbert Graham revealed today he spent two weeks making the dynamite bomb that exploded in his mother’s suitcase Nov. l, killing her and 43 other persons aboard a United Air Lines plane* Graham plated the bomb to coi led $37,500 on *n insurance policy Which h*. lieu out in his mother’*. name, the policy was worflfifcfflL she had not counteragped'lft according to law o#ah’l'fn T '''s?dil he collected 25 sticks q{‘ dynamite, rigged them Wits a battery and placed them In his mother’s suitcase shortly before she boarded the plane to visilf her daughter Mrs Helen Hab lutrel In Anchorage, Alaska When news of the airliner crash broke GraHam went home to his Wise 1 and children put his face ir his hands and eried his neigh bors said. r The FQi declined to reveal the details of how Graham got the dynamite (tomb into livs moinei s luggage. The Rocky Mountain News said Graham tied 25 sticks of dynamite together, removed some of his mother's things from a suitcase and replaced them with the explosive. EXPLOSION TIME SET The Scrips - Howard newspaper said Graham set the bomb to «■<- plode in 90 minutes bound his mother's suitcases with straps and carried it to Stapleton Air Field for his mother After my mother had finished checking her luggage irty wife and I went with her to the passengers* gate where we told my mother goodbye and watched her board the,plane with other passengers” Grahhm said, according to the News. Ore Irani said he took his wife to the airport coffee shop and as Little Things (Continued from Pu» One) refusal," reported the coach Dr Gerald James, district president of the State Chiropractic Association, is getting ready to attend the State convention in Goldsboro on Friday of this week.. One of the top speakers will be Dr. Michael Gree ce of the Department of Chiroprac tic Technique at the Chiropractic Institute of New York Other celebrates are on the program Mac Turlington Is doing well on the freshman squad at Carolina Most big towns in the State will string up their Christmas lights next week and several of them will hold yule parades during the week lotte is looking for a white horse for Captan Gallant (Buster Crabbei to ride in the Thanksgiving Day Carolinas Carrousel Parade in the Queen City Denise Darcel, the movie beauty, will also ride in Charlotte’s big Christmas opening parade BIRTHDAYS: Celebrating birth days today are Henry T. Hodges. Sydney Johnson and Mrs. William H. Pope. THINGAMAJIOS Somebody in the family of Mike Rose. Jr. must have money and plenty of the long green stuff, .too.. In addition to three high-priced defense lawyers, they hired the services of Dr. Leslie Hohman of Duke Uni versity, the world-famed psychiat rist He is probably the top psy chiatrist in the whole world, holds more than a dozen degrees from big universities scattered around the globe Dr Hohman has made a great contribution to the wond in the field of child psychiatry By coincidence he testified at a court trial in Harnett several years ago (the Tom Wood case) in his first apparance in the courtroom.. He said at that time he had never testified at a trial before In the Tom Wood trial. Dr Hohman found that the young man whb plunged a knife into his wife's body 46 times kisses was suffering from dimentia praecox On Sunday, the cele brated psychiatrist visited the Har nett jail and examined Rose . His findings have not yet been dis we were leaving I heard the cash ier say. that there had been a w’reck of an airplane.” Later on that evening after my wife and I had returned to our home, wc heard over the radio. . that all the passengers had been killed.' Graham, charged technically with a federal offense of sabotaging an airliner an airliner was held under heavy guard in Denver’s county jail. His bail was set at SIOO,OOO. i U. S. Attorney Donald E. Kelley said the sabotage charge was hard ly worth while.’’ STATE MURDER CHARGES He asked the Justice Depart ment for an opinion on whether Graljam should be turned over to the state to face murder charges. The maximum penalty for sabo tage is 10 years. If he is charged and convicted of murder he could receive the death penalty uiider state laws. JOIN THE Mobil Motor Club Today And Save The Best Deal In Town You Can Save Every Week In The Year HERE'S HOW IT WORKS Membership of only sl2 annually entitles you to the following: 1. 12 Grease Jobs 2. FREE Road Service inside city 3. Tire Repair, only 50 cents 4. First T 2 Wash Jobs, Only $1 each, YOU SAVE $9 ON GREASE AND WASH JOBS. YOU SAVE 50c ON EACH TIRE REPAIR. YOU SAVE 75c ON EACH ROAD SERVICE CALL. In addition to all this, you get those wonderful MOBIL PRODUCTS and you get the very finest, friendliest, most efficient service to be found any where. * I You Can't Beat A Deal Like This MOBIL SerfitT Center 901 S. Clinton Ave. Dunn, N. C, PHONE 4226 THE DAILY RECORD. DUNN. N. C. Poet's Widow Defends Sex Life Os Hubby CARMARTHEN, Wales W -Poet Dylas Thomas’ widow said today she wouldn't deny tliait her hus band had a riotous sex life in the United States, but it was unkind ot an old friend to say so in a bio graphy. ■ Mrs. Caithn Thomas, Irish-born widow of the tousle-haired Welsh man whose poems soared in pop ularitv after his death in New York three years ago, -aid she had read fellow-poe’ John M. Brinnin's life of Thomas "I have not tried to suppress the book, she said. “T pan t deny that it is probabty all true But whether it is true or not, it is inconsiderate to say so.” Brinnin. an American, was a long time friend of he Thomases and frequently stayed at their cottage here , In his took to be published in the United States shortly, Brinnins said Thomas had three American mistresses and that girls in' col ieges where he was lecturing had to be warned to resist his ad vances, < Mrs. Thomas, who said she Is writing her own book entitled ••Life with Dylan” still fives in the little cottage where Brinnin was a frequent guest. "Brinnin and Dylan were so friendly I cannot see what he hopes to achieve by these sensa tional s.cries,” she said. “Brinnin seemed far too sensitive and charming a man to write about his old friend for money” closed.. State Hospital doctors said they found Bose mentally competent Dr. Hohman, who is in great demand and flies from one place to another each week, no doubt does a lot of free charitv work. •>, According to reports, his usual fee t§ SSOO per day, plus ex penses’ He picks his own cases, too Without a doubt he's one of the braniest men we ever heard in the courtroom- Lawyers are prac tically helpless against him, find it almost impossible to trip him up Note to the ladies- A com plete fashion collection from -the salons of internationally-known designers will be shown Dec 7 iu the newt David Ovens Auditorium in Charlotte .. .This Is the very first time a collection of originals by name designers has invaded the South The showing contains more than 60 originals from the salons of Jean Desses, Patou, Hub ert deGivenchy, Simonetta, Fath. Pierre Balmain. Dior, etc.. Title of the fashioh extravaganza, ap propriately enough, is "Symphony oi Fashions" and proceeds will go to the Charlotte Symphony Orch estra Harnett's Baptist ministers are getting a lot of State-wide pub licity for inaugurating the move ment to secure enough petitioners to force a State-wide election on the iiquor, wine and beer issue GREAT BARGAINS . For The Farmer Who Is Looking For A Great Bargain In Tractors And Equipment We Have It— r * 1 ■ yiH. Juphaa- -jUsamtto*.. ; iHHc ** * >*J ¥ * •w~vy 3" ■ ** I ?Km n II Hi ir f 1 YES SIR, YOU CAN FIND All Makes And Models Os Used Tractors And Equipment At Your John Deere Dealer, The Johnson Cotton Co. In Dunn. We Guarantee All Used Tractors And Equipment As Well As New When You Buy A Used Tractor From Us You Do Not Have to Wonder If You Have Made A Good Buy— DON'T WAIT! COME IN TODAY! —Prices Range From— s2o0 QS up Johnson Cotton Company FARM EQUIPMENT DIVISION Phone 3116 or 3395 Dunn, N. C. TUESDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER 15. 1955
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