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THE PERQUIMANS WEEKLY, HERTFORD, NORTH CAROLINA, FRIDAY. JANUARY 28, 1955. , ,ki J Ukwl I .r.iUsli:ngton 2 11 FLIERS GE IS CONFIDENT" SHOWER SET TO RUN--2 OPENINCHOUSE BATTLE Washington The fate of eleven -.erican flie "sow imprisoned the Chlwinof finally ttled by V.VN. 'Secretary-General a? Haramarsk jol . Thus the hope : many Americans, that the fliers ould be released as a result of ammarskjold'a protests, was dash- Even so, what Hammarskjold has '13 fellow U. N, diplomats, includ g Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr., is en uraginjr to most of them. Lodge in says he is now confident the ieirs will be released. It seems bparent from the information so sr -given out that the Chinese are firgalning f0r the fliers' release. ; They are bargaining in ah in: Pfct way, however, and have not Tret listed any conditions which ould bring about the immediate turn; of the fliers to the U. ne of the things the Chinese want a recognition from the United Itates that they exist! I. : It Has long irritated the Chinese eds that the greatest country in i i world does not admit they are 19, government of China, does not ren carry on diplomatic relations ith them on minor levels. An ex nple of, this was the U. S. attl--ide toward the Geneva Confer- Our position was one of not talk; g to the Chinese, and: trying, to t the. British, who recognize the eds as controlling China, to do ir negotiating. . The Chinese Reds reed .am Jo do some, negotiating Itljiv'them however, though we krried this on with minor officials, though dealing with, a 'minor fate; And U. St. policy has been steady i recognizing the defeated Na- oiwdlsts as the , government , of 'pintL: :. Though, tSbati o' doubt is wish of the American people, it Communists are ' actually , the liminiatrators of China. , This rec- nltion of the ,WaUonall$ifc ijn raBhington and ai the U,N dam. tea 'Red Chin4 Iprestige ; 1a ;;ttje ar East ' f,r It would be a diplomatic achieve it for them if lh Unitedftea ifd9 forced to bfifeallr'at tHonalists were snot th govern Jt of China. Eventually "the nfted States may have to admit I'jnach, although Americans will Ways think of the Nationalists as le rightful authorities of China." . Ifjat thi fact that our side lost, id, the feaUzation-that we made listakes j in .supporting our ; side, 'hi no; change rthe -; facts. The hinese Communists control China. j W want to deal with China on fa question, the Chinese Com lunists are the people to talk, to. hat is What the Chinese seem to pressing for, with ..the eleven jnprisoned fliers. They want the tkfyMt'$-ltit-U forced to otticiftlly crry on'diplomatic trans actions with them. '' , If this country does not want to do this, a delay in the release of the fliers might have to be ac cepted. The question of dealing flfith the Chinese Reds is a hot one in Washington these days, with spme arguing that there is nothing tp loe in dealing with them and many others holding out for a con tinuation Of the present non-exist ence attitude.' As heart-rending as ft is; the imprisonment of the elev en fliers is not a question so far reaching as to warrant a change of foreign policy because of it The tor Scott heads the list as most fa vorably reviewed. "Champagne Be fore Breakfast" is a newspaper columnist's anecdotes and personal experiences. "Pray for a Brave Heart" is a new book by that mas ter of suspense stories, Helen Mc Innes, and a new book by Loring will delight the readers of ro mances. "Beyond the Barriers of Time and Space" ' and "Steps to the Stars" will be popular with the ever-growing group interested in science-fiction. Another book of interest to older boys and girls is "Man Under Water," a recounting of fables and scientific facts eon- Communists have done far more to jcerning experiences under water many other Americans. TAYLOR THEATRE EDENTON, N. C. . " . . Week Day Shows Continuous ' From S:30 Saturday Continuous From 1:30 "Sunday, 2:15, 4:15 and 8:45. Wed, Thurs, and Fri, ' jnnary 26-27-28 J Marlon Brando and . V Jean Simmons la , V . DESIREE" '" ir- CinemaScope With , ' Sterephonic Sound . NO ADVANCE IN PRICES o Saturday, January 29 - . . Wayne Morris in TWO GUNS AND A BADGE" , ' Also 5 Cartoons ' Hm i '' o " i ' ' ' : "'' ': V funday and Monday, : fannary 80-31r- . Burt Lancaster and Jean Peters in "APACHE" Tuesday, February 1 -,gg Castle in tit . m in-.. February 2-3-1 . Dorothy Dan Dridge and Harry Belafonye and ' V M Colored Cssth' fy ,E?pONESV , CinemaScope With , ' Cterephonie Sound 15 ADVANCE IN PRICES ":osm r22NT0N,N.C tL-Urday, i A i "n amf 1 Jrix m'7 1 . ' What ' we call rational grounds for our beliefs are often extremely irrational attempts to justify our instincts. . T. H. Huxley. ; LIBRARY NEWS i The, Perquimans County Library this week has four new books for adults. A biography of Sir Wal- ranging in subject matter from the naked pearl divers to modern atom ic submarines, including a discus sion of many ingenious devices tried out by men in their search for a means of exploring the under sea realm. Other books for teen-agers are "Smooth Sailing," "The San Se bastian," and a biography, "Gene Rhodes, Cowboy." NO TTCF'f STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING The annual meeting of Stockholders of the Hertford Building & Loan Association, 'Hertford, . C., for the election of direc tors and the transaction of such other bus iness as may properly come before said meeting will be held Wednesday, February 9, 1955, at the Perquimans County Court House at 4 o'clock P. M. A. W. HEFREN President. Public Notice i:: -The1 hearfngt m& appUcationiof this cmpany.MSifetease inits local exchange Z charere iii jairexcnianere. With the excetv 1 z 1 tion of KilIJ!)Vi3Hills. has been'set bv the Z "KT IL .'lO-i.lJiT- TTJ.iliJ.J- Slil"-i!J - J . 10:W"A;Sa4ay, Eebraiytl?: 1955, in I the Gnamissi6ri'&ftHearinrl Room in Ra- f f the Gnamissi6ri?SviHeanng S Room in Ra i leign, iNurtn varoiina. The Norfolk & Carolina Telephone & Telegrcph Company Elizabeth City - Edenton - Hertford Manteo - Sunbury - Coinjock fJOTUJlALAS Af'OUMTAIN STREAM '' W. M. TJ. MEETS ; IKnade to have a supper meeting The W.M.U.. of Woodville Bap- with husbands and children, to be tist Church met recently at the 'held Pphnunr ik at i ninn.:tn iiome oi airs. j. Wilson. Joint hostess, was Mrs. T. S. White, The meeting was opened ; with the devotional by the president, Mrs. B. F. Bray. Following the business session Mrs. Roy Nixon, Mrs. J. C. Wilson and Mrs. Max Griffin presented the program, which was very interesting and in spiring. After the meeting the hostess served a delicious sweet course. CLUB MEETS The Snow Hill-White Hat Home Demonstration Club met Tuesday night at the home of Mrs. Freeman Umphlett. Mrs. Nathan Sawyer, president, presided. The group sang "America the Beautiful," after which Mrs. Umphlett gave the de-votional. The secretary, Mrs. Jack Benton. read the minutes. Roll was called and club dues paid. Plans were the Hertford Agricultural Building! Miss Kimsey Perry gave thft demonstration with picture slides of bedroom arrangement A social hour followed the meet ing during which time refreshments of fruit jello, topped with whipped cream and pound cake were served to seventeen . members and one visitor. Mrs. Claude Williams was awarded the door prize. CHILEAN NITRATE off SODA Is the world's only NATURAL NITRATE FERTILIZER N4, tiTukju the water in the Mam, Chilean Nitrate it the only natural nitrate. 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Complete With Trim from Floor Up SEE US FOR YOUR PLUMBING SUPPLIES' Harris Plumbing & Building Supply PHONE 5401 HERTFORD, N. C. What's new with Chevrolet... ! everythin Here are just a few of the features that make the 1955 Chevrolet an utterly new kind of car. It is a low-cost car, with low-cost gasoline economy and maintenance. But in everything cLsc it rivals the finest-in styling, handling ease, riding comfort, acceleration, the full luxurious range of power assists and drive options. Call us-today-for the most eye-opening drive you'll ever take. New I62,h.p. "Turbo-Fire V8" engine has ultra-short stroke, 8 to I compression ratio. Glass area is up to 18 per cent greater so all passengers get a broader panorama. Sweep-Sight windshield safer wide-angle view. gives Tuheless tires are standard on j all models, of- fcr more fro- lection against I blowouts. ! New "Bme-Flame 123" engine has six-cylinder economy, better cooling and lubrication. Powcrglidct automatic -trans-mission now offcis smoother shifts, has more durability. New 'Touch-Down" Ovcrdrivet transmission reduces engine ; speed 22 per cent. j Bodies are wider inside, with more room for hips, hats and shoulders, both front and rear. Glide-Ride front suspeasion with spherical joints gives softer flexing oyer bumps. New interior .fabrics in two tone combinations harmonize with exterior colors. 12 VOLTS 12-volt electrical system gives easier winter starting, higher voltage for all speeds. HOTCHKISS DRIVE HOTCHKISS DRIVE lets rear springs absorb acceleration and braking thrusts and lowers the center of gravity. New linkage-type Power Steer ing (extra-cost option) is ap plied directly to steering link age for more positive action. 35 COLORS and COMBINATIONS 35 colors and combinations. A rainbow-full of 14 solid colors and 21 two-tone combinations. High - level intake at base of windshield picks up cleaner air above road fumes. 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Vf T- Over-all height is cut as much as 6 inches without any sacrifice of headroom for passengers. Lighted indicator dial in instru ment cluster shows which range of Powcrglide automatic trans mission is engaged. ALL 4 ! AH 4 fenders are visible to the j driver for use as guides in park I ing, traffic driving. Rear window corners are squared to give broader, safer view. Red tell-tale lights flash warn ing when oil pressure or gener ator charge drops too low. Central glove compartment! a is handier for the. driver. si: motommJc Chevrolet more than a new car, A NEW CONCEPT OF LOW-COST MOTORING 'fir-fir This is the only way we can, -, show the silence of the..-new.(. Body by Fisher I .' I hoW'niD- ber mountings insulate closed ' bodies from the frame to blot out the rumble of road noise and dampen "drumming." , Y7 ; I I,:. 1 0ptional at expa cost Hollowell Chevrolet Company Phone 2151 Hertford. N. (V
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