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®T ROBERT E. LEE . A passonger carries his suit-
C. Bar Associotion) case inta a car on a train and
™aNSPORTATIOW COMPANIIES' places it in a rack above hiis
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suitcase disappears while the
pa«seniger is in the dining car or
in the smoking com'partmen't?
No. The entire and exclusive
control of the suitcase had not
boon delivered to the railroad.
The suitcase was in the personal
L'lUi'tocl’y of the passenger.
iiie railroad had not assumeo
the full liability of a common ear
rier as to the safety of the suit
case.
A railroad is liable only foi
negligence when baggage is not
checked and remains under the
control (yf the passenger.
To impo.se up<>n a railroad the
duty of seeing that no passenger
' loft the train with baggage other
tlian his own would bo subject
ing passengers to a scrutiny and
surveillance which the ordinary
traveler w luld have a right to
resent. The ordinary care requir
ed of railroads in reslMHd to bag
gage that has not been checked
di.es not demand such officious
intiThrence.
Ihe same doctrine is applica
ble to buses.
AOVlSe All
01 Name Change
Lithium Taps
Ed Uhland
pi^lhead
RALEIGH •— When you change
your name from Miss to Mrs. |
you’ll want your family and!
friends to know about the Im- ‘
p.^rlanl event. I
But tihere are some other per-
.sens whij are interesjlcd in your
change-of-name too, says .Mrs.
Jusiint J. Uo/ier, exiensio]i home
managemen't specialist, North
Carolina State University.
For example, the persons who
handle social security records
will need to be informed. \
Bank records, driver’s license,
car title, stocks and bonds, all;
credit and membership cards,
even the simple ideniiifi’cation
card in your billfold are in line
for a name change, tlie special !
isl notes.
BESSEMER CITY, N. C. — H.:
Edw'ard Uhland, who joined Lith-J
ium Corporation of .America one I
year ago as Vice President—Min- i
ing, lias been elected Executive
Vico President by the Beard cf
Directors. The announcement was
m.Kle at the executive headquar
ters in New York by Elwin E.
Smith, President. Lithium Corpor
ation is a wholly-owned subsidi
ary of Gulf Resfiurces & Chemical
Corporation, Houston, Texas. '
May Cost
Meny lives
Mi. and .Mrs. Uhland make
their home in Lincointon, North
Carolina. Mrs. Uhland is a native
oi North Carolina and comes J
..cm an ohi line North Carolina,
mining family. She is a graduate'
geologist from the Univers^ity of
.VcTtli Carjlina at Chapel Hill. |
When passing the law setting
Memorial Day on the last Moi.
day In May, it was prob.ihly just
an oversight that Congress
didn’t pass another one to pre
vent 1.200 automoibile accidents
which the N. C. State Motor Club
Warns ma cost 26 lives and in
jure 600 other persons on North
Carolina’s sirecls anii higliw'ays
during the long holiday week
end.!.
A j assenger boaixis a train and
a porter iUH>n Mu* train fakes his
hand baggage, along with that -
of otlu'r pasengors, and places it,
in tlie ve.'^tibule, intending to re-:
move it from the car w'hen tho
pa.ssc'nger reaches his destina
tion. If the baggage disappears
before the pasenger reaches his
destination, may the passenger
recover from the railroad?
It was held in on(» ca.^e tlvat
was no negligence on the
part of the railroad sufficient to
hold it Hahle for (Tie lo.s.s.
In another ca.so it was held
that tihere was at least a pre
.sumption of negligence on the
part of the railroad which called
for an explanation by it.
Neither of these cases were
from North Carolina. There have
been no such cases 1n the North
Carolina courf.s.
It hiLs been quite generally
Records of employiment where
you work need updating, 'too. Ihe
personnel office can also help
you with tax-deduction forms and
any revisions that may be rcHjuir-I
ed in beneficiaries on group in-1
surance policies.
When wedding bells ring, it’s'
a good time for a review of all ^
money matters, Mrs. Rozier states. I
Changing of old accourrts, open-'
ing of new, joint or separate, may |
only be a start in /^visions for
the new financial picture. Check ^
beneficiaries on inoiv'idual life'
policies, loo. j
In making the announcement, |
Mr. Smith cited Mr. Uhland’s con-1
liiiiution to the rapid expansion I
of the comti>any’s mining and,
milling operations. Lithium Cor-
piiratian produces and markets!
lithium metal and chemicals in
an integiated mino-mill-manufac-
luring facility in Bessemer City,
Noidli Carolina.
And when you move from old
home to new, bo sure you bring
those valuable papers and rec
ords along with you from your
parents’ home.
‘\Mr. Uhland’s broad foreign and
domestic managerial experience
in the exploration, deveh^pment
and producMon of industrial min
erals and chemicals is esential
to the company’s plan foi
growth.” .Mr. Smith said.
In hiis new position, Mr. Uh
land will have direct resiponsiiibil-
r & H Sets
Opening
h( Id that a street car company or
a city Uus company does not as-
.-^Lime custody of baggage carried
iiy tho.se who ride on its convey-
an-jc's. irre.'pec live of the fact
that t<‘mpc)rary surrender of the
luggage is made to an employee,
.such as the driver, for the purpose
cf as-'i.'tance to the pas.senger.
White Finishes
Basic Training
T & II Grocery will hold a
grand opening in its new buikt-
ing in the Oak Grove commun
ity this w'eckend—Wednesday
liirough Sunday.
The promotion features a
free drawing, no punhase nec
essary, plus free, refreshments
soft drinks, cookies and ict»
cream. Dr.iwirt; for 10 gallons of
ga.s: line eacl; day wi.l feutVae
Ihe opening.
Tommy Ilawxins is owner-oper
ator cf the new firm.
ity for al oixnations at Bessemer
City, Noith Carolina, including
mining, manulaoturing, research
and development.
Mr. Uhland has spent bis en
tire working cvireer in the explor
ation and development of nation
al re.sources and has gained in-
lernaticnal recognition in his
field. He is a graduate of the Uni
vers ity of Maryland in Chomica]
Engineering and ^'hemistry.
'rhe state wiT count its hnli-
{lay toll from G p. m. ,Friday
M '.y 2\ llircugh midniglit Mon
day, M iv 31, for a 7'Mu'ur per
iod. In a T)! iiour j eri(Mi last year,
Ihe casualty count eame to 19
killed in 11 fatal crashes and 5*13
in S rod in SOI acciUonls.
Leading causes of accidents
were spot'ding, driving left of
center, failure to yield right of
way, failure to see if movement
cou'i* be made in safety, fallow
ing too clo.sely, and diiving un
der tlie influence of aicnhnl.
Notin: that North Carolira’s
traffic deaths have been running
IS mULh as o'l ahead of last year.
Thomiis R. Watkin.*^. president of
the motor club and the National
.Automobile Asso'iation, said:
“This Memorial Day weekend
signals the openinor o.f the sum
mer vacation season and roads
will ho clogged with oars houling
toward tho bea'ches and moun
tains. Please stay alert an'l drive
with extra care to avoid these
extra traffic hazards and protcHrl
yourself and your loved ones!”
rospellSng
let Saturday
(Four gospel singing groups will
a’ pear on the program at a big
Gospel Sing Sunday evening at
7:30 at Kings Mountain Commun
ity'Center. , .
1 Tlie program -Is under^vsponsor-
ship of W. T. Boulalre.- '
( Featured on the program will
I be the Jordaineers of /BaUlmore,
' Md., Inspiration Goepel Singers
of Charlotte, StbrUghters c 4
Kip'^s Mountain arid Five Stars "
SheLby. '
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C. May M — Marine Pfc. Melvin
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R hert L. White of 414 Wi!.son St.,
Kings Meuntain. N. C., has grad-
ualetl from Basic Disbursing
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