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"No Probable Cause" Was Verdict In Dover Manslaughter Charge No probable cause was found in a preliminary heating in City Recorder's Court before Judge Jack While M >nday in Hu* ease involving B ibby Gene Dover. 1!*. of SO Cars m Stmt, Belmont. Dover was ehaiged with involun I———— ■ tary manslaughter following at April ♦» automobile a evident r which Ch.irle-i Anderson, a King: Mountain citi/en, was killed. Judge Wh ir handed down tin ieeision folio vlng extended testi mony by King* Mountain polka "I 9 X 12 PLASTIC RE-ENFORCED RUGS FIRST QUALITY.NO SECONDS Si95 CITY PAINT STORE 219 Battleground Ave. Phone 739-4436 officers, and cross -xammatioSj by defense council. Grady B. Stocks. Gastonia lawyer. Judge White explained his decision by saying that in order to determine probable cause in the case, gross i negligence on the part of the driv er. Dover, would have to be prov i en. There was no evidence pro j sented which proved that Dover was guilty of gross negligence, and that Anderson died as a di j rect result of the accident. Judge ' White elaborated by saying that medical testimeny by a licensed physician stating that the victim 1 of the accident died as n direct re sult of the accident would have been necessary in order to find probable cause in the case. Tnb Anderson family was pre sent in thecourtnoom and express . ed that they did not wish to press , charges against Dover. i Dover, charged with driving while intoxicated, was lound guil ty of the charge and sentenced to two years, suspended upon the payment of a SI?" fin * and the costs of <-ourt. ami that he be of good behavior lor a period of three yiars and not violate any criminal laws in the state of North Carolina during the three year period. His driver s license was revoked for a period of one SPECIAL « GASTONIA BEAUTY COLLEGE OF HAIR STYLING * • In opcM'alion for I f years • Grade A school approved by the N. C. Cosmetics Art Board, the Veterans Admisistration and the Division of Vocational Rehabil itation • Member of the Helene Curtis Guild of Professional Beauticians The school loaches all branches of beauty culture in one complete course, in cluding Hair Styling, Charm and Personality courses. Some of our graduates have won the highest honors for hair styling in all states competition. The school furnishes all practical material. The student is not required to buy a kit or pay anything extra above the tuition. Free placement service after graduation. Tuition at Gastonia Beauty College of Hair Styling only $125. cash and $150. on terms (if paid on terms $25 down and $20 per month) Free Vacation flip to Myrtle Beach upon Graduation. CLOSED ALL DAY TUESDAY Mrs. Lula B. Bumgardner, Instructor and Advisor. Mrs. Lessie B. Huffman, Instructor of Hair Styling Located over Kirby Music Store on East Main Avenue Box 1574, Gastonia Telephone UN 7-9284 I Other actions included: John Arnold Queen, 33 of Route 2, Bessemer City, pied giulty to aiarges of reckles* driving and ! was sentenced to 90 days suspend ed upon the payment of a $5 fine and the costs of court. I William J- Boone, 39, of Audrey Street. Charlotte, pled guilty to charges of failing to yield the' right-of-way, and was sentenced to 30 days suspended upon the payment of the costs of court In both cases. A not proa was issued In the case charging Boone with operating a motor vehicle with out an operator’s license. The case involving Jerry D. Brown, if, oi 133 McGinnis Street, charged with operating a motor vehicle without displaying the proper plate, was continued until April 37. Donald D. Henderson. 19. of! ! Grover, was sentenced to 90 days i suspended upon the payment of j , a 95 fine and the costs of court l in the case which charged him i with reckless driving. | l*a jI K. Melton. 32. of No. 6 ! Oak Street, was found guilty of assault on a female following , testimony by the defendant and his wife, the prosecuting witness. William O. Hovis. 30. 511 West; Mountain Street, was charged with assault oh s female, but the prosecuting witness-withdrew the1 charges and was assessed the cost of court. Peggy M. Sul lens. 35. of 600 Suttle Street. Shelby, pled guilty1 | to charges of damaging personal property, and was Sentenced to 30 days suspended upon the pay •ment of the coats of court. Dam ' ages to a car belonging to Rob ! ert F. Beam were estimated at $IV i Billy J. Smith*, 19. and Bobby E ' Smith, 29. of lift* man 8t?eet. t Belmont, were found guilty of * violating the prohibition laws and | were sentenced to 30 days sus j pended upon the payment of .a i $5 fine and the coat* of court. Calvin G. V.Maufr, 3ft, of Route 1. York. S. C„ plod guilty* to the charge of driving under the in fluepee and w»s Mfitepoad to 12 months suspended upon the pay ment of p fMO l|ne and the costa or court. His drivevV Unease wa* revoked -for r —-of 12 months. A noi pros was issued in the case charging Weaver With violating the groMMtion laws. Charles J. Childers, -IS. of 112 Oriental Avenue, pled guilty to charges of issuing a worthless check to Mack'c Shoe Store in the amount of $12Jg. Judge White continued prayer for Judgement, and Childers was given until May 4 to pay the outstanding check, and the costs of court. Jimmy Ledbetter, 19. of Phenix Winning three classes in the Mobil Economy Run is easy if you have a great transmission. CAR L *•••••••*•••••••••••• .0*48 CAR !!.•—•••.••••••••••••• *R3«2R CAR .1WR CAR 0*•••*••••••••••••••••• •R®*R^ CAR P.KM *totc<nt4uk S»m Six CylUMki Cjis iiii I Cut •IfitcimMate Set LuM it 3 1 s' a S 333333 VM tlJR im Buick has a great transmission. An aatomohile transmission, we grant you. isn t die most soul-sorting sublet. ■ on earth. Nothing to look at either. Bui a you'd like for your neat new tar to jtive v«>u a belter break on pcrforrance ami gasoline mileage. something happened last week lo be your guide. 1 l»e Los Angeles to New York Mobil kroiiomy Run proved one thing for sure. There's quite a ditfercnsc m the trans missions ot new tars. Three* out ol four for Kuirls The long-time champion in the uansmis sion league— Buick — walked off with the IM economy pennant No otlier single make til tar won as many events as Buick. lout entries, three winners. 1 Ik winning Special carried the new Super 'lurhinc ion automatic transmission, the le*cabre was equipped with the Super lurhinc MJO (both optional at extra costl. They're the latest in a long line of Bunk transmissions well known for their smooth ness and absence of "shill tec!" The Super Turbine is a refined and unproved torque convener tvpt to help you safely pass cm in.I true lev is veil is gas stations You II heir i lot ibout it in the next couple ol yens is this modern kind of transmis sion is adoptcJ by more and more ear builders. What about entities? Of course, an criieicnt transmission ften more efficient when teamed up with a lean, agile engine The winning Bunk power plants wtte our new V-6 and V-8. The voo eubie inch V-g in the winning Ruick S(>eeul (the lowest priced of ill Ruleks1 and the Buiek LeSabre (the lowest priced big Buiek) is like a well-conditioned lighter. All muscle, no fat. Weighs in at tat less than other V-8's of similar punch. It took every other V-8 in the Economy Run. Your type of driving—regular Raa The Run was through cities and townv across super highways, in trafhe. out oe ttathc. I his was not race track driving or rtoving ground driving This was your kind of driving—even though you can t espect to get as good mileage as these expert drivers in theu lindy tuned produc tion can. The distance was 5.243 mles. about what most families log m lour months. All three Buicks used regular gas. So the Economy Run is not just a cross country tour lor the Mobil people and a few car buffs. It's a reliable test of a car's power team and what it's able to sqocete out of its fuel. We don't expect everybody to rush out this meek-end to buy a new Buick just because we won a few economy trophies. There arc so many other good reasons for leaning to Buick that economy usually gets second billing. There's styling, natu rally. An unusually groat ride. Eatraordi nary engineering and workmanship. And very young performance. Small wonder Buick sales arc running at !!.)• over last year. But it's oicc to get economy as a plus in a Buick. Beyond the dollars saved on gaso line. there’s a certain pride in knowing you have a car (hat's built to gel the OOK out of every tank of gasoline. Wouldn't You Really lUthor Have a Buick) SEE YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED BUCK DEALER. AUTHORIZED BUICK DEALER IN THIS »Bti — ■ DEAN BUICK COMPANY 116 YORK RD. PHOTO 736-4371 Sm Bm Swell Apartments, pled guilty to charg es of an assault on a minor, end was sentenced to 12 months sus pended upon the condition that he pay the doctor bills which ac cumulates as a result of an eye in jury to a minor child, v ho was shot in the right eye by I^edhtt ter with an air rifle. Ledbetter was also assessed a $25 fine ami the costs of court, and was placed on good behavior for a period of three years. Submissions included cases in volving the following defendants: John Orr, 49, of Rout'* 2. Bess** mer City, speeding 50 in 35 zone, half the coats of court. Julian H. Eldiel. 53, of Camden. S. C, speeding 50 in 35 zone, half coats. Steven A. Williams. 20. of (105 Mauney Avenue, improper muff ler, half costs. Jessie M. Rogers. 24. of 4039 Meadowbroo!; Drive. Charlotte, stop light violation, half costs. Norman W: Allison. Negro. 21. of Box 1237. Clover. S. C.. speed ing 50 in 35 zone, half costs. Georgb K. Metthews. is. of 301 E. Alabama Avenue. Bessemer City. improper muffler, half costs. Eric S. Wood*. 1«. «• in* * sex Avenue, Cherryville, impro per muffler, half costs. Ralph E. Stewait. 27. of 005 Floyd Street, v.olatin; the prohi bition laws. $5 and costs. William E. Layton. 26. of 414 Wilson Street, violating the pro hibition laws. $5 and costs. Randolph E. Stewart. 22. of 922 Second Street, exceeding a sate a peed, half costs. Floyd Gardner. Negro. 49. of Gldney Street Extension. Shelby, •lop light violation, half costs. H- P- Hovis. of 303 South 13th Street. Bessemer City, parking mater Violation, paid parking tic kets and assessed costs of court. *JVo public drunkenness, coats of court. , NOTICE OF SALE . -Under add by virtue of the po wer of sale contained in a deed of trust given hy Jonas Atnzi Me NWly and wife. Estelle MsNeely. dated the 31st day of October, lflgl and now on record in the Of fice of the Register of Deeds for Cleveland County in B >ok 390 at page 12, said deed of trust hav ing been given to the undersign «f as trustee to secure the in debtedness therein mentioned and default having been n.ade in the payment of same, and at the re quest of the holder of the note. 1 house door in Shelby. Cleveland will sell for cash at the court-! County, North Carolina on Mon day. May 1R. 1964 at 10 00 o’clock a.tn. or within legal hours the fol lowing dcscri'.Htl real estate: BEGINNING In the middle of Waco Road and passing over an iron stake on the South side of road <said stake being 63.7 feet N. 7R deg. 4H min. E. from the nort heast corner of McCraw house) and running S. 12-26 W. 214 feet to an iron stake in the field; thence 6b-45 ~0 feet W.; thence N. t2-26 E. 211 feet pass ing over an iron stake on south bank of road and ending in the middle of road; then<-e with the middle of road S. 66-15 E. to the point of beginning. This the 16th day of April, 1964. George K. Fieeman. Jr.. Trustee Davis and White, Attorneys 4:23-5:14 A NEW VALUE BREAKTHROUGH ® IH CARPET LUXURY BY MOHAWK Popularity ...made ofAcrilan* in the super-wear patented Trendtex wwve Never have you walked over such a luxuriously springy surface, looked at such a rich-looking car pet that wore such a low price tag. Here is a carpet value event you.can’t afford to miss! Its lush pile is made of famous, use-tested Acrilan acrylic and mod acrylic to look better longer. The many soft, sparkling colors of Popularity which make decorat ing so easy, its resistance to soiling and heaviest traffic, add up to a fine carpet with the kind of last ing beauty and strength for which you would expect to pay dollars more! We don’t ask you to believe us. Como in. -ee Popu larity for your own amazement. •K: \. r* l,-**.* • .4 ■**; ONLY - ' sa. yd. FiM Woll-to-Waft Installation McGinnis FUHNITURE COMPANY Phone 739-4706 BARGAINS I i Mm's SUMMER HATS from 99c i Girls' 2-pc. SUN SUITS As Low As 99c Child's Bathing Softs from $1.19 Boys' POLO SHOTS 1 sixes 4 to 6 only 3 for SI Last Call! Girls ft Ladtes WINTER COATS Ladies* Tull-Fashioned NYLONS 39c ft. _ MEN’S SOCKS 10 pi. 99c Girls* SHORTS Pedal Poston » Boys, Givis, •odtos. Mm's tram 17c LITTLE FOLK'S DENIM PANTS SIsm 1 to 6 elastic waistband Hampton’s Discount Center < %. BATTLEGROUND AVE.
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