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2-B The Register: Donville, Thursday, Nov. 23, 1972 For Hrtissment- Politician Blasts Out Gypsies Ask $1 Million At Pollster In Court Damage Suit S. C. Trusty, Serving Life, Escapes Gang SPARTANBURG.S.C. (AD- RALEIGH (AP) The cam- paign manager for defeated emocratic Senate candidate Nick Gaiifianakis blasted back at pollster Walter DeVries Wednesday, saying DeVries was hampering efforts to rebuild the North Carolina Democratic par- ty.

Businessman Russell Walker said DeVries, "a high-powered, high-priced political expert" was naive and immature when he assessed the blame for the defeat of his client, Democratic gubernatorial candidate Har- grove "Skipper" Bowles recent- ly. DeVries has said that Galifia- nakis ran an old-fashioned cam- paign and allowed himself to be "sucked in" to traps by Repub- lican Jesse Helms. He said the Helms vote-about 54 per cent helped push Jim Holshouser over Bowles with 52 per cent of the vote. Walker said the major mis- take the Democrats made this year was "the failure of the can- didates for all offices to join forces in taking their case to the people." He referred to the fact that Bowles remained generally aloof from Galifianakis. Both of them tried to stay as far away as possible from association with presidential nominee George McGovern.

Walker also accused DeVries of "trying to divert attention from the fact that his rosy pre- dictions of victory for his client were completely inaccurate." Lewis Adams lives in Dan- ville, the suit says, George Adams in Long Island, and Demetro in Atlanta. Ban Reinstated ATLANTA, Ga. (AP) Four gypsies filed a U.S. District Court suit Wednesday asking million in damages from a group of defendants in-'o. i eluding some other gypsies hcllOOl Visitor the plaintiffs claim harass them in their efforts to combat fortune telling and similar practices.

Plaintiffs Michael Adams, Lewis Adams, Boto Adams and Frank Dell say in their suit they are officers of the "Na- tional Gypsies Crime Investiga- tors a Louisiana corpo- ration." They are "actively engaged in exposing criminal activities of some of their fellow gypsies fortune tellers, palm read- ers, advisers, readers and fake healder," the suit says. The defendants including three gypsies the suit says are fortune tellers are accused in the action of having "falsely charged" the plaintiffs with such crimes as extortion while the plaintiffs have been enged in their activities. Named as defendants be- side the three gypsies, George and Lewis G. Adams (no rela- tions to the plaintiffs) and Mil- ler Demetro are former Cobb County policemen Bill Godsey, Pittsylvania County, Commonweatlths Ally; Jo- seph M. Whitehead Pitts- ylvania Sheriff Taylor E.

Mac- gregor. A South Carolina trusty, serving life in the barricade death of a sheriff, escaped Wednesday by walking away from a work detail in Spar- ta nburg. Prison officials said 28-year- old Lewis Bostick, 17 when he was sentenced to be elec- trocuted, walked away from a truck crew delivering furniture CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP)-- A to Spartanburg from the prison federal appeals judge has rein- plant in Columbia. stated a ban against unauth- The Jasper County man dis- orized visitors for East Meek- appeared while the truck was lenburg High School in subur- a service station for fuel.

ban Charlotte. Bostick was convicted of The ban was first imposed by shooting Jasper County Sheriff Superior Court Judge Frank c. W. Floyd to death. The offi- Snepp for all schools in Char- cer was slain when he drove up lotte and Mecklenburg County to investigate a crude barri- following racial disturbances a cade of logs that had been re- month ago at East Mecklen- ported placed across U.S.

321 burg. npt far from the town of Til- Then, U.S. District Judge Iman. James McMillan lifted the ban The state said Bostick had as an unconstitutional limita- taken a stand away from the tion of the rights of free speech barricade and picked the sher- and peaceful assembly. iff ff with a rifle.

The state, however, appealed His sentence, after numerous McMillan's ruling to U.S. 4th appeals, was commuted to life Circuit Court of Appeals Judge i Braxton Craven. In a Tuesday ruling, Craven JJl'llff reinstated Snepp's order for the ban at East Mecklenburg, but lied found that it might have been too broad in covering other schools. rp, 1 WO Meaning (Oiiiliiuii'it I'npj? 1-H) Thailand who has difficulty spelling his last name in English, says the only holidays celebrated in his country are the Chinese and Thailand New Years. He does not understand SOUTH BOSTON-The South Thanksgiving either.

South Boston Parade Set For Tomorow Helms Seen Helping Holshouser CHAPEL HILL, N.C. (AP)-- The chief political strategist for losing Democratic gubernato- rial candidate Hargrove Bowles says the mushrooming strength Barrow with having no of Republican senate nominee operator's license. third man apprehended Drug charges have been placed against two Eden, N. men arrested Tuesday night at Union St. and Cedar Place.

Danny Lee Farmer, 24-year- old married shipping clerk, was charged with possession of heroin. William Donald Barrow, 20-year-old single textile worker, was charged with possession of marijuana. In addition police charged Averett begin at 2 p.m. tomorrow, climaxed by the formal lighting believes of the town's Christmas decorations. Nine local floats will compete for $90 in prizes offered by Blue Ribbon Creamery.

the Retail brother, freshman Patrick, Americans attach no real meaning to the day. "As I hear students here talk of it," he says, "it is just a vacation break of many days, I have about Jesse Helms carried over to the GOP gubernatorial candidate, Jim Holshouser. Walter DeBries, an opinion researcher who advised the Bowles campaign, said in a public television interview Tuesday night the landslide win of President Nixon was also a facor in Bowies' defeat. But he added: "It may be that the Helms race had more A with them released. man was subsequently inpact than the presidential race." DeBries said his last poll for Bowles, on Oct.

30, a week be- fore the election, showed "the President's strength was re- maining the same, but that Helms was picking up. the ll Tr ai winTe awarded to supposedly has its origin the best band, majorette and--'-TM-- drill corp units. in What do doctors recommend for patients in pain? Scott Thankful For Service Jewish, Roman, Anglo-Saxon festivals, has a clear meaning partaking ofthl Doctors all over the country dispense over 50,000,000 of these tablets to their patients each year. There are-many medications a tors recommend most than any feasting today. Miss Halaholo will be dining on traditional turkey at the home of a Danville, friend and 'RALEIGH (AP) Gov.

Bob fellow Averett freshman, Angie Scott, in his last Thanksgiving Gray. Day message to North Carolina, All the other foreign students has expressed his "thankfulness will be partaking of the roasted for the privilege of serving the bird at the home of Averett people of a wonderful state." President Conwell Anderson, "Ours is a nation truly blessed who has been feting foreigners by God," Scott said. "Regard- for several years. less of our circumstances in "After we finish at the life, each of us each day has so Anderson's laughs Patrick very much to thank the Creator Faubert with hearty Haitan for." humor, "we will be glad to go anyone else's home for dinner." George Harrison Dies In Hospital George Harrison of Goodyear Blvd. died Monday night in a 'Petersburg hospital.

He had been a patient there for three weeks. A son of the late William Henry and Jennie White Harrison, he was born in Caswell County June 18, 1895, and spent the major part of his life there. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Mary Harrison of Milwaukee, N.C.; a daughter, Miss Mary Harrison of Baltimore, four sons, Clarence Dixon of Palmer Park, Charlie Lee Harrison of Washington, D. Thomas Harrison of Miami, and Elijah Harrison of Danville.

The funeral will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. in Shady Grove Baptist Church by the Rev. W. A. Watkins.

Interment will be in the church cemetery. The body is at Harvey's Funeral Home, where visitation will be held night from 8 to 9 p.m. At other times, the family will be at the residence of Elijah Harrison, Danville Rt. 4. Funeral Today For Mrs.

Daves GREENSBORO, N. funeral of Mrs. Anne Payne Daves, 78 of 715 Cole Greensboro, will be held at It a.m. today at Hanes-Linberry N. Elm St.

Chapel. Burial will be in Guilford Memorial Park. Mrs. Daves died Tuesday in a local convalescent home. Born in South Carolina, she had lived in the Greensboro area since 1943, serving as a charter member of the Woodard Memorial Baptist Church.

Survivors include her husband, Edward J. Daves; and tour daughters, Mrs. E. W. McFarling of Danville, and Mrs.

Tommy Datts, Mrs. Homer Apple and Mrs. Mack Hilliard, all of Greensboro. She also leaves two sons, Julius Daves of Greensboro, and Charles Daves of Rajeigh; a brother, Belton Payne of Laurens, S. 15 grand- children and 17 great- grandchildren.

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