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+ WEATHER* Partly cloudy with scattered af ternoon and evening thundenhow »ra thia afternoon, tonight, and Tuesday. THE RECORD ■ A • -v w v IS FIRST VOLUME • TELEPHONES S117 - 3118 DUNN, N. C„ MONDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE *5, 1956 FIVE CENTS PER COPY -_ _ s m JfU * OUNN | LKVV4N. . -•;.. ,.r.. ;ir. wt m m flH IN TUES. THU. SAT. MERCHANT'S COMMITTEE — The group ef five Erwin barinewnien above are guiltjr ef transporting are a beat te be. They have worked eat plana far the Tree baa-ride*- that will bring people stream* lag to Erwin far their special Bargain Dam Tain* day-Saturday. Left to right are Marvin Went of BRITISH AIRLINER CRASHES 30 Die In Plane Crash Gried Sfersses Import Peril BLOWING ROCK. N c. «t-The President of the American Cotton Manufacturers Institute called Saturday for Congress to demand a '‘complete e-valuation and re arrangement • of American foreign aid and trade pollcie*. F. E drier of Oreerwrood. 8. C, fftdddent of Abney and Erwin Mills. Inc., said the rearrangement should include positive steps to ne gotiate foreign trade agreements on a country-hy-country, bona, fide contract basis. Addressing the annual coavan tion of the Southern Textile Assn., drier.said that faith in the future is essential if the textile industry % to tackle successfully the prob lems now facing H. ' However, this faith Is lacking ** long as the government fails to take positive action to control ever-increasing imports of textiles from Japan and other low wage countries.” he said. He pointed to recent announce ments of mill shutdown* and cur tailments of operations ss ex aSmrrfes of direct damage of no trolled imports to the American textile industry. Escaoed Prisoner Gets Added Time A Four Oaks man. Hubert James Tew, was found guilty in John ston Recorder's Court of escaping from prison camp. He was given ♦ months on the roads. The term win begin at the expiration of the sentence he is near serving. And four months was laid on (ChHhN Oa Fags Three) BOARD WILL HAVE THREE NEW MEMBERS Pleasants, Womble Win * Harnett County Democrats Sat urday renominated one member of the present county board of com missioners and nominated one near commissioner. Hhe runoff primaries were held ,ln District Two and Four. In IDetriet Two, Jarvis Pleasants of drove Township defeated Oov Lucas of Duke Township by a vote of STS to 491, far a majority of 88 In the first primary, Pleasants had Jed Lucas by only IS votes cincta: Following is the vote by pre Duke 1, Lucas m. Pleasants 40; Duke S. Luoaa 106, Pleas sets 60 Duke S, Lucas 161, Pleasants 66 KANO, Nigeria (W — A British airliner crashed and burned in the African forest on takanff from Kano air port Sunday night, killing 30 of the 45 persons aboard. Minister of Transport Harold Watkinson told the House of Com mon* In linden that only IS pas sengers and five crewmen sur yiwed the flaming crash Into the trees. A spokesman for British Overseas Airways Coro confirmed a final total of 90 dead. The pancake landing onto the treetoos saved the survivors. The four-ensined airlines burst into flame* when it crashed into some Uvea three miles from Kano runway outside this ancient walled dtv. Airport officials said the plane anoarentlv climbed into a storm cloud as It labored for altitude on takeoff. It lost height and mushed into the Nigerian forest The pilot Cant. Herbert Tomlin son. 90. an RAF bomber oflot dur ing the war. pencacked the plane nose hfeb Into the treetaps in a crash Undine that cushioned the ironact. He survived. A BOAC spokesman said 11 pas seneera and five crewmen sur vived of the. M passenger* and seven crew members aboard. The oeweneer* had included 18 women *nd nine children, three of them infants. ADMITS STABBING GREEN VHJLE, 8. C. W _ A Laurens man today signed a state ment admitting lie stabbed to death a 70-year-old rural store keeper during a holdup Saturday night the office of Sheriff R. V. Chandler reported. The suspect waa identified aa Berlon Ousts, who waa arrested about midnight. Ousts signed a statement about 4 a. m.. after sev era/ hours of questioning. Orove No. 1, Loots 30, Pleasants ’«« Orove 3, Lucas 8, Pleasants 133. WOMBLE WINS AGAIN I Commissioner J. E. Woratrie at \ Ulllngton. prominent LUUngton business man and Dana leader, won another terra by defeating Worth Lee Byrd, also at LUUngton, by 63 votes in the nmnott In District Four. In the first primary, Womble led Byrd by 100 votes. *rt»e total vote in Saturday's runoff was: Wotnble, 833, Byrd. MO. / Following is the vote by pre cincts: memm Three-Star Grocery. Ty Thomas of Erwin Farnl tare, Bww GtmMb, manager of Steinberg and Ce. drygoede store, Bobbie Pate of Pate's Cafe and Si ssrs 9“M,' °* "h"' * Erwin Stores - ' | Open All Day Wednesday Erwin merchants will be work to» overtime this week to s*ve yen money. Ordinarily Erwin stores close at noon and take a halt-day oft on i Wednesdays. But there will be no half-holiday In Erwin this week. Erwin stores win remain open all day Wednes day This will enable clerks and others srhe work in neighboring fawns to spend their half-holiday urine money in Erwin. Erwin merchants are dolnf ev erythin* possible for the conven ience of shoppers so that they can take advantage of the Mr boys In Erwin stores during Erwin Valne Days. Don’t worry about hurrying late in the afternoons, either. Erwin stores will remain open as long aa yon want to shop. There won’t be in Erwin daring Value Days. . Man Kills Boss, Fnrk Own Life JACKSON. Miss. Ml—a Veterans Administration employe shot and killed his bass in the bachelor Quarters of the VA hospital here today, then went to his car and killed himself. "ft sounds to me simply like a case of a man going oft his nog gin.” said Hospital Manager A. W. (Continued On Page Two) Father Will Pay, Skips Jail Term Judge Hllliam I. Godwin of Sel ma, presiding oner a taw-day ses sion of John*ton County Record er* Court, eased up on the verdict he gave a neglectful father. Ervin Lee of Benson was first sentenced to six months on the roads June 5 for falling to comply with conditions of a suspended tern In a non-support case, Judge Godwin later signed an order re leasing Lae from the roads with a 0 Ike Will Fly To Panama Late In July . WASHINGTON (IP) — Pre sident Eisenhower plans to fly to Panama late in July for a meeting with presi - dents of American states. He has postponed his scheduled meeting with Indian Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru in early July. The President plans to leave Waiter Reed Hospital and to to his farm at Gettysburg, Pa., this weekend. The Eisenhowers will celebrate their 40th wedding anniversary next Sunday at the farm. Preag Secretary James C Ha« erty said the President and Mrs. Eisenhower will stay at the farm longer than Just the week-end. but he did not know how long. He *aid other places have been ruled out as locale* for the Pres ident’* convalescenae from his in testinal operation at June 9. NEHRU ASKS DELAY Mr. Eisenhower had been sche duled to cooler with Nehru in this vicinity beginning July T. The President met tar one hour this morning with members of his staff, including a first visit from his economic adviser. Dr. Gabriel Haugai He signed i« congressional biBs. approved « Tariff CBomls*, siom recommendation mid appoint ed a new special assistant. The new assistant is Thomas P. Pike, now assistant secretary of defense. He will be in charge of White Hou*e Liaison with govern - | ment departments and agencies. Fred Seaton held this job until he was appointed secretary of inter ior. IN HIGH SPIRITS The President was reported in “extremely high spirits" as be began his last week in the hospt- - tal. REVIVAL SERVICES — Revival services which will last for a we* started Sunday at Plain View Presbyterian Church on Route 1, Angler. Rev. John P. Stephenson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Steph enson, is leading the revival Ser vices are nightly at 7:30. Rev. John R. Dale, pastor of the church, has invited everyone to attend. The revival speaker is a brother of Mrs. Artimaa Pleasant and Miss Margaret Stephenson, a former CAN BE PAROLED IN FIVE YEARS Minnie Is Given Another 20 Years NORFOLK, Va. I® — Min nie Mangum, who learned how to do good things for people while teaching a Sun day School class, was senten ced to 2(1 vears in prison to d»v for embezzling almost 3 million dollars so she could help friends and relatives, r-s: uuw'ju-ra ***. Vawwr for • h.iil'UT><r end loan as sociation 'vv’-r> an che w®« havirw with an mis ed the snwMclim hf an exa-nWr. Onmnmtton Court Judsre H. Paw "*no» Rullortt read the sentence <rf 10 wir« each on two Indictments to run oon^ecnMvelv with the long er «mt«w*e. Oonrt obaeiweu* tndl ceted tMs wools affert Ml«* Man chenne* for oarole. hut She wu he #n<»a»ie for parole alter «ervir>" *w vears. OTvwa PHnmon Rt.tr Mia* Minnie stood erVn-faced tn the crowded courtroom to hear the sentence read. She had *1 toned Into court early this mominar to ‘‘GOOD fiiAL" BIGAMIST—Robert Anderson, 44, left, sus pected con msn wtooSegedly took Cleveland (O.) business men for $100,000 after promising them “good deals,” was labelled “bigamist" by Mrs. Alice Winters Anderson, right. Mrs. Anderson, who says she will file for divorce, claims she found out abe was “wife number *" when Cleveland police issued a warrant for Andersoob arrest. Benson Sing Again Shatters Records They held the 36th Annu al State Singing Convention at Benson Sunday afternoon and for the 36th consecutive year all previous records we re shattered to make it the biggest and best yet. become known as the world's big gert gospel sing and it lived up to tts reputation. Singers came to Benson by the hundreds and spectators came by the thousands. They opened up their hearts, stood on Jordan’s stormy banks, told the world that it no secret what God can do. sang of amazing grace, hailed the pow^r of Jesus’ name, envisioned those streets of gold when we all get to Heaven. (CsstfBMd on nn tm ii educational director of the church. SEEKS DIVORCE — Thomas tee Chase of Harnett County, North Carolina, has instituted an action in the Superior Court of Harnett County for absolute di vorce from his wife, Thelma O. Chase, of Lenoir County; and the case will be heard in the August term of the Superior Court 19*6. The case has been pending since April 23, 1956 ' grapher*. After the sentence was read she was led away by three plain clothes officers to go to Richmond to besrin senrinsr the sentence im mediately. Until today she had been free on bond. A probation officer read a re port prior to Bullock's passing sentence. The plumn. 52-vesr-old spinster oleaded ruiltv to 33 charges of •n»bearilnsr. She was sentenced In the same courtroom where she ad "Mtt*d the fantastic iugsrllntr of figures for nearly 30 yearn to cover urn shortages which amount ed to more than tSJM.OOO Miss Minnie, who led an unpre tentious life and avoided local sus oicion, could be sentenced to as much ss 10 yean on each of the 33 counts of embeadta*. She has already been sentenced to 10 years for Ivina to state officials on the financial conditions of the betid lmr end loan association where she worited. Miss Minnie worked up flfotn Marilyn Wonf Tell Where WeddingToBe ROxfwjRY. Conn. (W—MarOyn Monroe expect* to be a June bride, but it’s not going to be in thte rural Connecticut hideaway where j she fled with playwright Arthur Miller. Both Miss Monroe and Miller gave a flat no today to reports that they would be married here. "St will be in two or three daya," Miss Monroe told the United Press. But she would not say where the wedding would take place. (Continued On Page Twe) Hubby To Force Jeanne To Tell HOLLYWOOD (TO _ Act ress Jeanne Crain and her es traneed husband, Paul Brinkman, resumed their sensational Hollywood dl - vorce actions when his at torney said he planned to “force the star to answer certain ouestions" in court on July 11. Both the film star rad former television manufacturer gave dep ositions at the offices of their at torneys. Attorney Oreg Bautaer. representing the mother of four children, refused to comment on the purpose of the depositions Brinkman's attorney, Arthur 3. Crowley, however, said the depo sitions concerned Brinkman's charges last June 14 that his wife had committed adultery. Earlier Miss Crain charged in an amend ed suit that Brinkman had forced his way into her bedroom and beat her head against a bed poet FRIEND HELD UNDER $1500 BOND Jack Spall Critically Injured By TED CRAIL Dragged at high-speed from the cabin of a nfcknn truck which he was trying to enter, Dunn barber Jack Spell was in Dunn hospital today in extremely critical condition and still uncons cious after 15 hours. His wife, who had hardly moved (Tom his bedside atnoo he arrived at the hospital shortly after 1 l n. this morning, said sh* win net leave him until he has regained consol Highway patrshneo are investig attng the incident which occurred Sunday evening slightly before add Merchants Offer 5 Days Of Values, Gifts And Prizes Erwin Value Days — hailed as the biggest money saving event in the history of this entire area — will begin Tuesday morning at 9 o’clock in Erwin and continue through Saturday night with various business firms of Erwin offering unheard of values during these five days. The friendly merchants of Erwin are cooperating 100 per cent and going all out to make the event a tremendous success. They have slashed prices to the bone. Jqsfc imagine: High quality nylon hose at only 15 cents a pair. Real, genuine silver dollars for only 05 cents each. Vacuum cleaners worth $00PS for only $8.95 each. Hot dogs for only a dime and hamburgers IS cents each. All the barbecue and all the trimmings you can eat for only a dollar. Drug needs, clothing, hardware, furniture, building supplies and other merchandise at less than half price. These are Just a few—a very very tew—of the hundreds of big values to be found in Erwin during these five big days VALUABLE PRIZES Erwin merchants aren't just cut ting prices. To show their appreciation to1 citisens tor past support and to new shoppers for attending this big event, they’re giving away a fine new television set and hun dreds of dollars worth of other prises and gifts during the week end. •While the TV set, to be given away at Erwin's Fourth at July celebration, is the grand prise, each of the participating business firms is aJMo offering a big array of! free gifts and prises. / You can register for the TV TV set at any of the participating stores and at the same time you can register for the prises to be given away at that particular; Store. ..S'./ xv;-. STOKES RAVE GIFTS, PRIZES At the same time, several of the "tores are serving refreshments and offering other Inducements to dhofipers. Erwin stores will remain (Ceattesed On Page Three) 4 Twining Delivers Message For Ike MOSCOW (IP) — Oen. Nathan F, Twining today deliv ered a personal message from President Eisenhower to Marshall Georgi K. Zhukov and then left Moscow to visit a secret Russian fighter base at Gubinka, 40 miles from Moscow. Twining, the U. S. Air Force chief of staff, visited the Gubinka base to inspect the Installations but there was no Immediate indication whether he would get a close up look at the seven new jet planes Russia unveiled Sunday on Soviet air force day. * ^ night at Baersville. Patrolman Ba«l Alberghlne, said that BaraM Strick land, an acquaintance of Spell’s lives south of Dunn on High way 301, is presently in Dunn Jail. 'He has been charged with hit and run driving involving a personal injury ( a felony). WIFI GKTBVg The court set Strickland's bond i at $1900. At Dunn hospital, Mrs. Spell sobbed, "There shouldn't be any bond. People should be punish ed tor things like that." Spell, 40-years-eld, ti the pro prietor of "Jack's Barber Shap» on Highway SU within the city limits sf Duma Ba Uvea on Bonn, Be«te 4 Appreatmately twe years aga Ms brother Stacey Spell, who BE IT EVER TV antennae _ paintless dwelling boring home* b< suburban Moscow of Muscovites' lova home screens. Western ers in the Soviet’s quote prices 950 to 2,300 rubles Some factory to eprn from 1,00® te rubles a month. ' ■ ; II DIE IN TRAIN MADRID. Spain 1 freight train slammed I of a slow passenger Sunday, hilling ll pen luring 77, eleven of the Twining called on Zhukov, the Soviet war minister, on the tint personal courtesy call of Us took - see at Russian air might and de livered the President's personal thanks for Zhukov's ness during the It was understood with him, was kilted, Vo - convicted. do we have in this wodtf* dl sobbed today. *1 wife*! safe at home. I cant stated of Ule • MS EYE - WITNESS; id that she had seen |k* Ast at approximately she yesterday afternoon. Ttw* 0 boys —Ronald, I*. and 0 — went to a movie test ell himself left the house e said. AlhoryHIne *014 & p||ff uivcstlj^Uoxi in* sequence, be
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