Rocky Mount Telegram from Rocky Mount, North Carolina • 2

2 Rocky Mount, N.C., Kvtning telegram, Nor. 195 iduction "He ipread by 'capital- "coopcratcd," but he didn' '1st' newspapers and radio sta-1 elaborate. ssslcned as adjutant of the Ifi'h Field Maintenance Squadron at Lockbourne, MIVUI Of WIATMII ftUJtlAO fOftlCAST TO 7(30 AM IJTH OBITUARIES jtionn." It said Nagy and his com-; The victims wore lined up Damons en ov uniestncted iree-i anamst a wall win two iiunmei i dom of movement In Romania, 1 kept pistols leveled and a third Kadur's government opened a collected wallets and car keys ir new attack on Josef Oardinal a pillow case. J. ROSCOE BARNES WILLIE A QliNCY Villi A.

Quincy, 84, died at SCOTLAND NECK-Kuneral ser ROBBERY her husband retired about 11 pm. The couple was alone in the house during the night. Their daughter and son-in-law -r, Mr. and Mrs. 1 A Muidszcnty, Roman catnoiic pn-L The shenlf saii a date for a mate of Hungary who took retuge; preliminary hearing will be rr- vices for J.

Roscoe Barnes, who Jin nome, a tnester street vui Sa llrdav mornini, nis morning after a two-week illness. home, were conducted today. me u.s. leg.uion in uuuapestj ranged shortly, when the Red army opened its all-out attack Nov. 4..

A The ntei were conducted at Born In Warren County, Quincy was the ion of the late Marshall! the chapel of the Scotland Neck the regime r. Lowry Watkins three servants and a gardener sleep in other buildings on the grounds. The couple ihejrd no unusual Funeral Home, in charge of the newspaper, called the cardinal and Deliah Kimball lie "Due to the fact that I was un- rvn nni rAiipniinratiVii, Rev. Charles Hinson, pastor of the fki'ffit(0Sr. ism" and said he had "openly uer extreme presume while 1 First Baptist Church, assisted by noises, uurinK uie mum, puuus exDlained the aims of the counter-was at the Pentagon.

I hereby re- said the Rev. H. W. Watson, pastor of the Pentecostal Holiness Church revolution in a rauo auaress scind my decision to resign trom Hut wyau saia me garaener. MUD Burial was in the Sunnyside had been engaged in tarring hi life until retiring recently.

He was a Mason and a member of the West Edgecombe Baptist Church. Surviving are five tons, H. G. of Rocky Mount, RED, W. B.

of Jacksonville, N. C. Holand C. of the' home. Fleming K.

of Tarboro, Nov. 3. The cardinal had only a the United States Air Force." Milburn Price. 65. reportea he few days of freedom after the Saunders said it "was up to the awoke abouT am.

and saw a rebels rescued him frdm the life Air Force" to decide the nexticar on the tree-lined lane that CIIARLIE F. HOLLAND L-5 vt sentence he had been serving for move. winds about a quarter of a mile from the highway to the house. KLNSTON-Charlie Frank Gru- alleged treason against the Com-! Sen. Stennis, who is a member munist regime.

the Armed Services Committee. Uwt Tamir8tttfi He said Price didn't pay much and Paul P. Vuincy or Miami, Fla five daughters. Mrs. L.

B. ber) Holland. 72. well known retired farmer of the Deep Run sec Mi AW. Starline of Kocky Mount, Mrs.

tion. died the home of his Madolin Whitfield of Miami, f9Wf daughter, Mrs. Louella Barwick Saturday. Vr. Russell Manfield of Bluftton.

WEATMIS FOtOCAST Associated Press correspondent said In a statement Saturday night i attention" to the car because the Eric Waha, the first Western re-that he had written the secretary i estate attracts sightseers at odd porter to 'enter Hungary since of detense and the secretary of, hours. Nov. 4, reported an uneasy, un- the Air Force "inviting their at-, The home containing 10 fam-happy truce between Hungarians tention to the case and calling on: i'y bedrooms was built by the and the occupying Soviet army. them to take action with refer- Bullitt family about 1780 and en- Waha saw Russian tanks and ence to keeping an ollicer who is larued over the years, armored cars guarding strategic in default of his bond." The Bullitis sccand floor bed- points from the Austrian frontier Lt. Saunders had been convict- room in the east wing of the big Mrs.

Margaret Phillips of Funeral services were held to day at 3 dock at the Howard mow Fountain, and Mrs. Anne Phillips of Rocky Mount; three sisters. Mrs. G. R.

Gammon of Whitakers. Mist Margaret Quincy Funeral Home, conducted by his pastor, the Rev. Kenneth $11 St to Budapest. Russian soldiers eed tor drunken driving while sta- DricK ana stone nouse is aooui on Carter, Free Will Baptist minister of Goldsboro, assisted by the IAIN 1USni were everywhere. itioned at Columbus.

in 1954. Refugees continued to pour over. While out on bond pendiug the border into Austria despite appeal of his case he was trans-gunfire of Russia troops. One ferred to Lockbourne AFB. near feet from the study in the west Mrs.

Bullitt said her husband brought most of the money borne recently from his law office. No mv. torn nice oi Kinston Burial was in the Westview Cem etery here. of Enfieli, and Mrs. Annie Mil' chell of LaGrange: and 21 grand children and great grandchil- dren.

Funeral arrangements are in-'. complete. f' MRS. MARY E. MEADOWS i man was carried across oy here.

Ohio Gov. Frank J. Lausche: i friends with bullet holes in his last summer refused reanest hv! reason was eiven. Holland, son of the late Charlie and Winnie Malpass Holland of Uuplin County, was a member of WEATHER MAP Low pressure off New England coast will pull colder air down over the eostern third of the nation tonight. The cold air and increasing cloudiness will bring some snow to various areas, too, however, mostly fair weather was predicted for the southern states.

(United Press Tele lhofo) 1 Mrs. THary Elirabeth Meadows, Piney Grove Free Will Baptist lungs and stomach. The total who Mississippi to have Lt. Saunders! Mrs. Bullitt told police thieves have fled to Austria reached extradited to serve a six-month might have thought she and her more than 82,000 last night.

Moreijail sentence. husband were away. They had than 5.000 had been tunneled on! An Air Force spokesman denied Planned to fly to Boston Friday to other ithat pressure had been used, by but cancelled their reservations, a 75, died at her home at 1214 Proc- inurcn. -Other survivors include his wife tor Street her this morning, Bullitt served under Presiden Yugoslav sources reported au-, anybody and said that Lt. Saun- George Washington Davis.

19. of, and snow into Eastern New York It has two dozen Soviet MIG jet Mrs. Meadows had been in ill for some time, but her Mrs. PoUie Stanley Holland; (our sons, Pursell of Albertson, Charlie William Howard Taft as solicitor thorities in Red Bulgaria were; dors separation was "Air Force Rt. 1.

Castalia, was killed when land western New England. fighters on order. There does not general and was a Republican "conviction in Selhnserove. reported seem to be any influx yet of Soviet fh" "ul a a car in which' he was riding hit death was unexpected. V.

The wife of the late J. C. Mea- to nominee for the U.S. Senate tree six miles east ot touis- "dows. she had been a resident of Guardia field was doused by- Pro-Soviet sentiment is strong tl0PT out t2Jau5S1 Saunders, entered tlie service 1914 burg.

He is the senior partner in the Malcolm Braay, 5b, a construction worker, died in a fire in his more man a quaner-incn oi me army, largely oecause "ZJTJ ii nAmf Meanwhile. Mayor Arthur these arms and because of upgrade reports said many persons sion through ROTC raining 4 at ner of Erie, issued an appeal events in Egypt. "'have been sent to concentration Tuskegee Institute Tukegee. Ala rr I 'r" am1 tknl h. Snf 9 Ilia nf ritif.r tin nnvt oi Leep nun, Bruce of Kin-sion.

and Cpl. J. L. Holland of Ft. McClelland, Ala.

one sister, Mrs. Tleanor Bryan of Kinston and 15 grandchildren. Hog Market The following prices are for good law firm Dawson and Tarrant. During his 61 years at the bar he has been direction of numerous banks and financial apartment in Greensboro. for federal disaster aid in the j.

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iir is man iru, naK a live- armoH uith tnmmv euns month-old son, and is currently JETS was part of a plan to Fayetteville, was killed Sundayjwake of the Thanksgiving Day night when struck by a car on a storm which pelted the lakeport rural road. The driver of the ve-1 city with two teet of snow. hide was Bennie Carter, 18, of; Last midnight, Gardner uramauze u.s. striking power. The Red regime in Poland, the Soviet Union's other i ndepend-ence-minded, satellite, joined in Yugoslavia's disapproval of the Russian repression of the Hunga- Rt.

2, Fayetteville. No charges litted a state ot emergency wnicn SAC spokesmen said the flishts to choice hogs. Others are discounted according to killing values. This service is provided by Swift and Compajy. existed since early Friday.

How were "a routine mission to riem. ever; some 500 National Guards- Rocky Mount for the past 44 years, and an active member in the First Chrustian Church. Mrs. Meadows was the daughter of the late Mar-2 4 shall M. Feay.elle and Amita Cook j.Reazelle of West Virginia.

Surviving are one son. Earl M. Meadows of Rocky five daughters, Mrs. E. P.

Braxton and Mrs. L. M. Hedgepetb, both, of Rocky Mount, Mrs. J.

R. Barnes of Savannah Mrs. E. W. Bob-bitt of Enfield, and Mrs.

B. R. Parker of Beaufort, S. four sis- ters, Mrs. Fred Freeman of Hen- dersonville Mrs.

W. A. Hawkins of 1 Mt Hope, West Mrs. F. N.

Hughes of Jacksonville. Fla. and Mrs. Helen Caudill of Mullins W. and 18 grandchildren.

Funeral arrangements are Mia nt n.A dmi were tiled, pending an inquest, POLAR mm u-Pr In romain nn rf.itv "a Tl. nan reVOIt. 180-220 U.N. OIIU lIle len wno ny Thev noon today. the B52s, of which the A Skies ware mostly fair.from he Force has more than Pacific Coast to the plains states wingSi refuIed in fiigh, with th Meat Good Fat Type Type Type i $16.00 15.50 $15.25 16.00 15.50 15.25 14.5014 25 220240 the polar snow.

Arrival of the reinforcements 240270 aiu uiviwv otratocruisers Prescriptions Each description filled by a Registered Pharmacist ether but Standardized Pharmaceuticals used. ROCKY MOUNT, N. ffltfiai rwwhttlane The Hoct UspMtsfll ffMi Of Om BaalneaB fBONI 41 begun clearing the canal in the northern 27 miles they'hold. They say they have opened a channel was expected to give the construe-j ported in the Pacific Northwest i 270300 -The 32'i-hour. record 13.75 13.00 12.50 was set by one of the four Castle 300350 350400 160 teet wide into port.

saia in tion work a big boost. Baa weain-jand there were a lew isolated re-er had delayed the second land-, ports of light rain or snow in Ore-ing. Another flight is planned 14 00 13 25 12.75 14.50 13.75 I2.rCe,f!?Se..cPlan.-wIts harbor, permitting vessels of 160180 140160 lt liberty-ship sue to enter to fly in tive more consirucuon workers and Dr. Paul A. Siple.

the antarctic veteran who will SYRIA Sows $13.00 down Stags $11.00 down Lonng. Another Castle AFB plane, com- the stations for Iraq Petrole manoed by u. Cot. Marcus urn Co. pipelines.

That same night J'll Jr. of Cisco, landed at national Geophysical lear. alt three stations wern hlnwn nn il was aiott more than The chief of the construction WRECKS ed that the car, driven by Norman Cooper of Cary Street, Rocky Mount, ran off the road, crossed a ditch and turned over. Damage was estimated at about $150. No charges were made.

The accident happened eight miles east of Rocky Mount on N. C. haltina the flow of Iraai oil ana traveled nearly 16 President Leaves For Georgia Rest group at the pole, Lt. Richard A Cnmrt nt flimnsot I anrt nnltr tA fha HIllBS. nsburg.

reported by raaioi Europe, but to Syria We're I WILFRED MORRELL Wilfred Raymond Morrell. 53, died at his home at 3:40 a. m- Sun-, day following as illness of six months. He was owner and operator of Trailer Sales here. He was fborn in 'York, England, son of "'-the late Wilfred and Alice Hums' phrey Morrell, who moved to -this country in 1911.

Funeral, services will be held at (Iraqi Petroleum is owned by WASHINGTON President HUNGARY al life. When this is all done, the American, French and! Eisenhower plans to leave today that: all his men were getting adjusted to the two-mile-high altitude and were welt and happy. Patton's jump, the first such in the history of the antarctic, was Highway 95. Dutch interests). The press was deliberately barring some major internation A third accident, involving iwo government will start negotiations ill! al, development for a vacation of cars, occurred on Friday at 8 blinded to the Soviet military suo- undisclosed duration at Augusta, Ga.

the 32nd of his 14 years in the Air jugation of Hungary. Not a abut the with-m. One car, drnen by Lucy C. Force. How 31, he has served in 1 0f news from an Western source I- awal (of.

Russian troops)," thelBatts. a school teacher from Mac- IN VV-f the Johnson Funeral Home lues damaged an esti- IUIIiia. ulUVA dllU iwiea. ivicf pon'-of i. nrdec: nr ralmlf v- t-lHSTIf (I.

was uaiLl Press secretary James G. Has- -second car. Thomas T. Montgomery of Vine-! only the Moscow raclio'and the1. lh government radio station i mated $100 while tn yard Haven, agency Tass bro this froin oneidriven by Jaddie W.

weather had averaged about 25 wpre ouoted 'We will do everything tain was damaged si tne ebb of Foun- ENGLEW00D AT THE day morning at 10 o'clock with the Charles McLaughlin, pastor of Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church, officiating. Interment will be in Pineview erty said yesterday that if no hitches develop the President would leave by plane in mid-morning for, the National Golf Club at lightly. The accident occurred one mile degrees below zero. I When Prime Minister Nehru' work-, started we 1 WATCH FOR OUR FORMAL OPENING The 10 construction men tiownimade statement Nov. 19 onMluw l(1J? tne interest of the Cemetery.

country Augusta and what Hagerty termed "his first rest since August." in todav were Charles si n- Tan iiia He was married to the former ENGLEW00D SHOPPING Eisenhower spent a few davs Eva Corbett of Smithfield who vacationing in California after the But the worker added: "Normal life can start only if the people and the government want the same thing the revolutionary i aims of Oct. 23. to hnilrf i survives with one daughter, H. D. Walker of Rocky Mount; west of Macclesfield in tutie-combe County at the intersection of N.

C. Highway 124 and the Webb Lake Road. According to investigating patrolman, Webb was charged with failing to yield right of way when he attempted a left turn befsre the Batts woman's car, stritang it in the left front, of Quonset; Richard Prescott, tion -m Damascus the Syrian Perry. Howard A. Hisey, government a translation for pub-Colorado Springs, Charles jfication Kehru's criticism tf the Russsia'ns for the Hungarian events William -R.

Goodwm luisville. Only the Middle Donald J. Scott. "tinn. nt hnr rpmarks Nfy.i EEdward H.

Hubel, Ncwrs' of eliru remarKS CENTER! Republican National Convention TROOPS brothers, all of Richmond, Kt 1 in Hungary, but under such- dem Leo Bernard Francis A. Leonard Christopher and ocratic conditions that people can live without terror and secure and Israel to pull their forces out I Vincent six sisters, Mrs. Rose ior.KJf,f,; This was the work of Saraj.l tneir own welfare, tlf. Bruner, Mrs. Cecelia Al.

Ld- 1 .1. 1 m.u. Tiij of about 32 a na. in the style of Egypt's Nagytf disappearance oreated wards, and Mrs. Alice M.

Burnett Gamel Abdel Nasser. ia new rut toet veen Moscow and ot r-gypt. Tne Assembly on Saturday adopted an Asian-African resolution calling on the invadint powers to get out "forthwith" and a U.S. resolution approving Secretary General Daa Hammarsk He is pro-Soiet in the sense; President Tito of he places a high value embassy had guaranteed Snvipt assistance; He is not con-i the nationalist leader's WEATHER Kicnmona, and Mrs. M.

Brickner, and Miss Helen Morrell of Baltimore, Md. Active pallbearers were Miley jtO'Brian, Poole Campbell Ben Layton, Bill Gaither, Pete Lynch, and Harry Andrews. THEFT Those arrested "on armed robbery charges and held in jail here are: Earl. Meismer, 44. the alleged tip-off man, and J.D.

Powell. 34 whose bonds the sheriff set at $15,000 each, and William Franklin Pethel, 24, and Freddy Hamp- Atlantic Coast from Boston to pro-Communist; 1 i safety. Western observers n- jold' negotiations with Egypt for deploying the UN. force. gmia.

a handsome Arab, Sarai is a the Soviet capital the diffferences lhe rest of tne country was to nowerful. toush-lookine man about between Moscow and Belgrade The U. S. resolution also authorized Haramarskiold to- negotiate have generally fair weather 5 feet 7. barrel chested, withiseemed to have gone beyond the SEED FEED STORE with warmer temperatures in the sleek black hair, and piercings possibility of immmediate reconcil- i-w viva, me mi i ton, 24, whose bonds he set contracts with sa'vap ana central plains ana, eyes.

ooservers credit nim iation. JOHN BENDER NEW BERN Funeral services ifor John H. Bender, 54, of Pol-' locksville, who died Saturday night The East. German Communist! $10,000 apiece. lower readings eastward to the At-i with being sincere in the belief Suez Canal.

219 Tarboro St. Dial 6-7316 party organ Neues Deutschland I The sheriff said the lesser bonds called the renort of Nagy's ab-' were set for the two d'eTlants Egj-pt insists the lantic Coast. he is doing right or Syria. A storm in southern Ohio spread' A great admirer of- Nasser, snow throush the Great Sarai ha siirrniinrfpil hnnsplf with clearance unW the in St. Lukes Hospital, were held iWOrk must not begin British and French are out.

ithe Ohio Valley qd much of the a jrroun of otficers similar to Nas- iiie nnuMi a.u rrenun, now Mississippi valley anavsome ram.sers revolution council in Egypt. ever nave ciearea ine run aaiu in rcnsion, re- Sarai overshadowed the armv area sufficiently to admit vessel corded two inches of new. snow to! chief of staff. Gen. Nazam al Edm make, eight inches on the became the top man in SjTia's to the harbor with displacement up to 10.000 tons.

There is no indication the Egyptians are, trying to clear the Dortion of the water iioaay at me rgnocKsviue rresDy-i-terian Church, of which he was a 'member, The Rev. W. F. Little, the Rev. Murphy Smith, the Rev, P.

C. Yelverton, and the Rev. D. officiated at the Burial was Mn the Pollocksville Cemetery, Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Mildred Carmichael Bender; three Jsons, John of Jacksonville, Mal-i colm, Route 1, Goldsboro and Neil.

uetroit was hit -witn tour army. 1 its heaviest fall of the season. 1 Up to four months ago. when This storm made driving condi- Al became chief of staff. I- 1 I.t:.l.

I way they still control. nuns imiaiuous urei niust ui iueuiis army was ueiensive. vun an Will you really enjoy your or barely scrape along? MjiedL laKes, unio vauey ana por- enormous lntiux ot aovtet arma- tions of the Mississippi Vallev. STRIKE ment, it took on an offensive look. The army is equipped with So A second storm was- centered early this morning in sduthern viet 134 tanks, Soviet heavy mo-; New Jersey and has spread rain bile artillery.

Czechoslovak ma-i along the coast north of Phila-iehine euns and small arms and! delphia to southern New England1 large quantities or army vehicles a student at tne university or 'i North Carolina two sisters, Mrs. i Earl Mobley of Rocky Mount, and Mrs. Annie H. Cox of Pollocks-flVille: and two brothers, Frank T. and Bryan H.

Bender, both of Pol- locksville. terdayi both Bradley and Alexander P. Chopin, chairman of the shipping association, agreed the strike had been "unnecessary." Chopin cited the-employes' financial loss, however; and added: "We were still in negotiations when Mr. Bradley decided to hit the bricks." FOR LIMITED TIME! Bradley replied that the association did not bargain "in good laitn. The main issue in the dispute has been tne union demand for Your Metropolitan Representative will show you how, step by step, you can provide for financial security during your retirement years.

He will estimate the amount of retirement income Social Security will contribute, and help you review the possible income from your present policies in the light of your future retirement plans and neods. You might also ask him about a Family Income rider to give added protection to your family. Any Metropolitan Representative will welcome this chance to show that. Metropolitan service is ERNEST WEBB MACCLESFIELD Funeral services were held today for Ernest Webb, 72, who died Sunday after- noon at the home. The rites were conducted at 3 o'clock at Webb's Chapel Baptist Church, of which he was a mem-5 ber.

in charge of the Rev. T. W. McKneely. Burial was in the ily cemetery.

He is survived by his wife; and three daughters. Kenneth Strickland, Miss Shelby Webb, both i. of Macclesfield, and MrSit Vonnie a single Atlantic and Gulf Coast contract with the shippers. The shipping association insists it cannot sign a contract covering ports outside New Yorfc. REFUGEES Yoa have probbly given a of thought to how yoa would like to spend your time after retirement maybe you have even figured how much income you would need to do the things you want.

Is the amount you can presently count on enough? Think how much peace of mind an extra $100 a month would contribute! The question is: "Where is tina extra $100 coming from?" Maybe you expect to save it. If so, it would take $30,000, invested safely at 4 to provide a gross income of $100 monthly. Few people have the means to do this. However, there is a simple, safe and sure way of providing for extra retirement income a Metropolitan Retire ment Program. This also provides Life insurance protection for your family in case something should happen to you before retirement.

The cash and loan values in the policy can be used as nest eggs in the event of unforeseen contingencies. ley, Julian. Herbert and Hilton all cfmiain i ofMacclesfield: one sister. Mrs. famp anK'Xr'A ForcVw Betty Phillips of as local as Main Street as close as your phone oroiners, oeu (fa fe fa Macclesfield; jr and -they seIe permanently in tuuiuru uiiu ni states.

Eisenhower got a memento of MAJOR EGBERT LLOYD their visit to him a blue, red and GREENVILLE Funeral serv-l green ribbon of the Hungarian col- 5 ices for Major Egbert T. Lloyd iors Mrs. Zaharias pinned to wiU be conducted at 11 0 clock his coat Iapel xhe ribbon had a Tuesday morning at the Wilkerson.Dlaclt background in memory of Funeral chapel here. 'Hungarian freedom fighters who In charge of the rites will be; iost their lives. Rt.

Rev. Msgr. Charles J. Gable, i assisted by the Rev. Morris Tew; rr iTijr anrl the Rev.

Berchman McHugh.i UCM i MJl I The body will be taken to Arling-, Murphy R0binSon, 16. Negro of' and the tunerai mass win -oe 01- 'A iCIOCK neunesuaj' Major Lloyd. 66... was reured trom. nr orrtwr it ktrMMLrTAii Lire nwuMAitet Tne U.

S. Marine tnmprt fw rra 1 following 24 years County, and a passenger. James since that time had made his home 1 te-vHe WS member of the 1 Catholic cnurcn. a car-train collision eight miles soath of Fayetteville took the life Negro T'est Hartford, mother of, johnny E. Williams.

39. a farm- METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY (A MUTUAL COMPANY) 1 Medlsofl Avtnve New York 10, New York ROCKY MOUNT OFFICE MR. MARSHALL BR1NELEY, Manager MR. HAROLD C. MARKHAM.

Assistant Manager C. Mctlaud, tormeriy. Lawndale near Shelby, and died Sunday after a son, Johnny Williams, 7. were V'ilson, 1 'i liiucaS. iijueu Wucu.iiicir iuiOrTiG- Funeral semces will be held.

bile collided with another on N.C. Tuesday at the West Hartford St.) .3 jforganton and Shel-John's EDiScopal Church with bur-, by. fal fnllnwme ii Hartford. I "A tiMitjin mllicinn nt tiro 107 Main, S. E- Third floor Rocky Mount N.

Phone 6-5913 Other survivors include a broth-in Caswell County killed i er. Harry Strong of Hartford Curtis 23, of near Yancey-i itu. "viae. 1 1.