Richard A. Lynn
Wins Promotion
I I AIR' IK:.I> ('..Ijf, K|i l>nri|
•Lynn, -i.n ,f \|t and Mrs.
H«h<*n S. Lvnn of r»ir» norland
r
Avo.g Kim's M< untaln. N. C.. has
heon promoted lo alrm :n first
.-las* in the V. S. Air r»»rce at
Travis AFV. < alif.
Airman Lv n is an aircraft iw*
olianic in a mil that supports th«>
Military Air Transport Smio
mission of nroMdiriK global air
!if’ of U. S. r'litujr forros and
•sjuipmon*.
Th«* airman attended Kind’s
Mountain tiiKh school
False Charge:
'Dan Moore has made secret promises to special interest groups."
The Troth:
Dan Moore has made no secret promises or deals with any individ
ua» or group. He has publicly pledged himself to bring an end to
machine politics in North Carolina.
False Charge
"Dan Moore will raise interest rates.'
The Troth:
Legal interest rates are established by the Legislature. Dan Moore
has pledged to oppose vigorously any increase in interest rates.
Vote For
Dan K, Moore
SATURDAY, JUNE 27
Dan K. Moore Will be at Kings Mountain City Hall
Thursday at 2 p.m.
This Is The Law
NEGOTIABLE INSTRUMENTS
Sam Smith gives to Ben Brown
a noi'oitabk' instiament f#>r Sltto
In payment of *he |*otai<«-s. if
|n jifr ivnt of the potatoes are
rotten. how -milt would Brown
hi1 able to <•. from Smith?
Brown ran in d.pr only Stitt
from Smith. In the hand* of .1
fiersn other (bar innocent
puirhu^r for value hrfiirp ma
turity tknown as a "holder in
duo course" 1, a negotiable ins
trument is MihWs-t to the same
defenses if it were nonne
gotiablo It is no' until a no
•oti.ii ie instrument is subject to
*he same defenses as if it wore
non ne tollable, ft i- not until
a negotiable Instrument has
passed into the hands of a hold
er in due course that it heroines
free from the defenses that are
available against the original
party to the instrument.
Allen gives to Butler « ne
gotiable promissory mite in con
sideratIon of Bu’ler placing |>ois
on in tin* t-«»ff«*»* of Yates. If But
ler dors tlx* act promised, he
cannot recover anything from
Allen. because Alien may plead
;is a defense to any ;x-tion
brought by Butler on the ne
gotiable promissory note the il
legal object of the tiansaetion
out of which the note arose.
1 But if Butler transfers ‘lie
note to Collins a holder in clue
course, the lull amount of the
note mav be recovered by Col
lins from Allen, since In* has
acquired the negotiable instru
ment free from ’he personal de
fense of illegality of object a
callable against liuller. Collins
has acquired a contractual right
to recover money that was
worthless to Bihler.
'f Collin- nad acquit cd the ne
got table promisso v note after
maturity, or with knowledge of
the illegal transaction for which
the no’e was given. Collins
would he able to recover any
thing from Mien
May the holder in due course
of a negotiable instrument le
gally recover thereon front a |x*r
MAKES SOLO FLIGHT — Ha
va) Aviation Cadet Charles C.
Fisher, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles M. Fisher )t. of Route
2. Kings Mountain, took his first
giant stride toward winning co
veted "Wings of Cold" at Pens
acola. Flo., recently when he
ilew his first solo flight in the
“Mentor" trainer at Pensacola.
Fla.
son less than twenty-one years
of age?
No A minor, who is a person
loss than twenty-one years of
age, inay disaffirm his negotia-.
hie as well as non-negotiable
eontraets.
The fact that the present hold
er did not know that the maker
or indorser was a minor is im
material.
This is the last of a full serias
of articles which have appeared
weekly during the past three
months. They have been written
for the non-lawyers as a public
service of the North Carolina Bar
Association. Another series will
be started in the spring.
There is an old Caster tradition
that a snake, it it looks on an
emerald. b'"o,.ies blind, accord
ing to the Hook of Knowledge.
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FUvn wailinji till now to buy that now Chevrolet? You’ve
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Because right now it’s “Trade ’\T’ Travel Time” at
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And those' live beautiful buys? 1—The big luxurious
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families who appreciate economy along with high style.
4—The unique rear-engine Corvair with its road-hugging
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And here's the greatest thing about Trade ’\” Travel
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HAJLHOAD AVEHip
MOUNTAIN. N. C.
Mo. 110
Letters To The Editor
Pear Mr 1 t.ii rrion;
! want to kt';o this o,ilui1unil>
to express my sincere admiration
of two fntur<« of your nevspa
per. ntmrty, .Martin's Medicine'
and Dili; U odwarrt- II. tld
S|H»rtv' oolum:. I'otr (ii'umm ate
‘tops In mv t-i nl; and a 'n u>f -o
my newspajit |- ri'.idinAlso
want to tak' time-out fot youi
ex.oll.-nt cr*it»: ial on '.lim l.itil
John i’hI to r«’|M‘,:t your •«> n lud
in- iiimiiKiit 1 it wo si.all mi*
Jim Idtflo'oh'i mctitily
\\ liili* >i n subject of roinen:
bo in” folia, >fs not forgot a
fo\. well < .tost n remi.i.s .on
frinin" th-* p; ssim* of wtit i
on July i, IWii and whoso un
timely doat'i h ,s loft ma y of u»
saddened w ih hi* pas sm” non.*
ot'*oi than *•:. ".fst Homi’. ’.-.ay f.,:
w.ioin i ho!»* great idmii .t!•
and with whom I pas- I many
htmis in <1 *o companionship
while wi* wot next floor n.-i-h
bo.s in K"\ West, Fiorina just
prior to World War II
Krnie stanr < novy as tren. with
V\i'liam Bu,l*i Yeats aid .lame*
Joyce as ui’(*nf the three most in
fleentla! wri. is of the ora ||<>
appealed in IN s ;y of .,.1 litera
tun- like a meteor and then
stayid then A str?np> wa\ fot a
metis,r to t Vet a- eneh h,M>k.
appeared, st* eritha yy mid issue
final announcements that In- \va
burned out The Noix*l Prize
Judges th"ii,»ht differently a*
they read. -The Old Man and the
Sea."
"Hie mill’o-is who i'lljov id his
stories yy-e not partieularly
troubled b« his skill in writing
about y iolen. e. They had pr >ha
bly notie*-d -ha' th« world around
them was tally in a state of
considerable mmoil. H«-ming\y ay
bad more triemfs than any othei
yyriter from A frn a to Montana,
from Key \Ves* to New York to
Madrid. Pm is and the Venetian
plain. His ’Hartwell to Arms’.
'For Whom t.io Bell Tolls', and
"The Sun Aiso Pises’ ,-»-.-e just a
feyy of his I iks which \y ill live
on.
!t I- a |>i*> : at Liiii’kI In-mtnj;
way, tonn | niitltoi of pri/p-win
nin^ volii'-'i ..hout death and
violence. hit i i It <ii«i| \ ,<>)enth
l’t'>m Iho um tow of his Ketchum.
Idaho horn one .-an ihc
ifKiPtorv. it* . moving' scene,
with tin- <n. . mountain*
and the h.i t| of shivp /ra/inff
alonthi" (piwt ivhi'tT t hr _*rass
i tins th** '.i <■ la ush nonnid
foothills. I* host dost i iii-ii |>\
this insenp i, written mam
years ,n>o hi l.’ominewr\ for I hi
ifravi* ot i fi i ml w!i. ,s Kn ie'i
near him:
"Mi* ha- h rin«- t.» ihe nl|>
that In* loveo >nd now i ■ will lie
a part <>f forever
In tin* »;.• >ni.i Gazette Mnn
tiny after! ,lul\ 2\. l!Ki| eil
tio't itvre >1 ;>< .lied tile In Sl .>f .1
wii“s nl '..Hi arli> l-s dialing
with tlx* trav. I' and .k<|ikuiii
an<a*s >f tv n .dfisigned, it will
!*• found att thed. It sun* hnnes
mil fhi* 1! : a\ in rrc.
f'lni“,irij.
Kred 11 Drewef
LFTTKl! TO iri'.ITOR .
Sir:
f>n hehaP d the Kim;s Moun
tain Lions Cmi» the (;iau< >ma
Clime Cumn iltor wishes to e\
Dress appro iatjon for the .splend
id eooperatVi and supjMirt your
paper iraw it puhliei/in ; the -lin
i«*.
We are ne t indehtisl t > radio
station WKVfT. Medii-al Pharma
ey. Kino- Mountain Dnt-’s. Qua
lily Sandtve i Company. Pepsi
Cola Motiloi . Cotr|ian\. Carolina
Dairy, and > Ion list of I.ions
Lionoesses volunteer worker
and health workers for eaeh in
dividual <*o>>' ihrtmn of material,
lime, and en>-i„\.
The Kin-,- •lount.iin Lions sin
cfnHy hopo • Ik»i the seventeen
|iei-s<>ns who wire reforred for
further examination will not suf
fer impairnv.it of v ision We re
joiee with *•« remainder of the
67*1 person- who were examined
The Veterans
Comer
i ■
il‘T*- ar** .n ..on'oiivo answer*
f>\ the Vet ii’<t Administration to
«{ii'-stion« <mn foimor M*rvk*p.
m--i awl th *i. famili.'s.
•V t',111 I ii..im my annual <;i
him ''I* i ml ii'mnin on
»!•,isn ■«> , fumy. promiumT
A Y«*.s. ’•«. may. You should
noli > ill. •> - .lamv S-rvic* of
!it»* V<*ii*i.ns Vrlminislration Of.
fi wIkmi* _ ... (•„;» v»m prctni
u" s t > 'wii1 , tun* dividends to
>••11 rrt'ilii. i i:iif*n*s*. to moot
j should fail to
pa\ vhon due.
'i I -<-i i ?. >« ill.mi .1 year in
tli<- Amy 'ictnieM and 191.1
<«• • i' Iwc ■ ihl\ discharged at
m> own • I*•-1• si io annul em
ployment in -sentiai industry.
Will 1 Ik- entitled i < a (tension
w hen I bp inn 65 years old?
■\ Pens.." may l.e -'i anted at
any a if • > t teran ha* the re
quisite b"i .or..hie »*rvi«e nnd is
umihlo to i’liinu substantially
•ainfill eminoymeni duo to disa
bility
Q i had >. • \ iee during both
World War II and the Korean
c •nfln't ’ ll' I avt* heard that the
I iter period Vi ■ Ill' i In* list'd in de
tprmintn.' • . deadline for a <11
loan. Is this Hue?
A Oidui 'i ly yes However, if
the t •T.pi!t*o i.r.ie based on a
World
W i II v\n: i t lablish a later
ih-adli'ie I• .• • a short period of
spiv • tillin' the Korean Con
flipt the V.'arrl War •! |>eriod
nay be us'*d
Inal there >»,ts no evidence of
ylaupoma.
V >ur. .vith a spirit of
IJontsrr.
How no l.ryant, Chairman
Olai' ■ Committee
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