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Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-27

Paris, Oct. 27-(AP)-U. S
Secretary of State George c
Marshall and British Foreign Sc
cretary Ernest Bevin conferred
at the U. S. Embassy today or
the Western powers next move
in the Berlin crisis.
1t was understood Bevin also
reported formally to Marshall
that the Brussels Alliance pow
ers want a North Atlantic de-
tense pact with the United
States and Canada.
The five foreign ministers OF
the Brussels Alliance-composed
of Britain, France, Belgium, the
Netherlands and Luxembourg
announced last night they would
ask the United States for such
a pact.
Bevin and Marshall were re-
ported unofficially to be consi-
dering whether or not the United
States, Britain and France
should take their Berlin quarrel
with Russia off the United Ma
tions Security Councils agenda
and place it before the U. N.
General Assembly.
British and American officials
said, however, an immediate de-
cision was not expected.
British officials said Marshall,
Bevin and French Foreign Minis
ter Robert Schuman also had
scheduled a later meeting at the
French foreign ministry. Th e
subject of the later meeting was
reported to be the Berlin dis
pute.
Bevin discussed the entire Ber-
lin situation with the Brussels
Alliance foreign ministers during
two days of talks which ended
last night. He repeatedly told
Marshall of the discussion.
At his meeting with Marshall,
Bevin was reported to have ask
ed when the five Brussels pow
ers can begin negotiating the pro-
jected North Atlantic defense
pact. The expectation here is
that talks aimed at concluding
such treaty will open in Wash
ington next month.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-27
Local Child
Found lot
Polio Victim

DR.. Robert F. Young, Halifax
County Officer, said here today
the county's second case of in.
fantile paralysis had been dag.
nosed at Rex Hospital in Raj.
eigh as being something other
than polio as was first reported.
He said the case was one in
which ten-year-old Roanoke
Rapids boy was sent to Raleigh
after he had been taken ill with
wha t was suspected" as polio
The county health officer said
today, however that polio spec.
iaists in Raleigh had reported
that the illness was caused by
poliomyelitis.
DR.. Young said the boy was
removed from the polio ward at
the hospital and treated in an
other part of the hospital. He
said the child has responded to
treatment nicely and it is expect
ed to be returned to his home
soon.
be returned to his home soon.
The doctor said officially there
had been only one case of po-
lio' in Halifax County during the
epidemic which swept the state
during the summer. He said the
only case handled was that of a
young boy living between Roa-
noke Roanoke Rapids and Wei
don, adding that the lone one
was a mild attack. He said
the child, who was taken to Raj
eigh for treatment, has returned
home and seems to be fully re-
covered from the disease with
out any harmful effects from the
infantile paralysis attack.
Evidence that the polio epide-
mic has almost entirely abated
in North Carolina was given yes.
terday in report from the State
Board of Health to the effect
that only new case had been re-
ported in the state during the
day.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-27
Grange Leader
Says Farm Prices
Need Protection

Wilson, N. c., Oct. 27-(AP)
Farm prices must be protected
elf we want a high national in
come and full employment, the
annual convention of the North
Carolina State Grange was told
today.
Grange Master Harry B.
Caldwell, in a report prepared
for delivery at today's session,
asserted that "charges in farm
income have a profound effect
upon national income" and a rise
or fall in farm income is always
followed by a rise or fall in
national income or employment. "
Farm support prices have
VIRTUALLY nothing" to do with
current high food prices, Cald-
well added, because support
prices "Do not become operative
until prices have dropped to 80
percent of parity, a price level
which does not give farmers an
even break"
Caldwell said the state should
adopt an educational program
providing:
State aid in building schools,
a vocational and occupational
guidance program for every
child, salaries that will attract
and, hold qualified teachers,
roads and transportation to en-
able children to reach school
with minimum exposure, and
promote better health by provid-
ing school lunches, health edu-
cation, health exs and treatment
for remedible defects.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-27
Neqro Draws 7Z-15 Year
Sentence For Burglary

Halifax.-Ernest Phipps, Ne
gro, was given the longest SEN
tence imposed so far this week
in Halifax County Superior
Court, when he was sentenced
yesterday to serve between IL
and Is years in the State prison
for second-degree burglary.
Phipps was charged with bur-
glary in the first degree, a CAPT.
tai offense, but he rendered a
plea of guilty to second-degree
burglary and was given the long
sentence by presiding Judge
Chester Morris.
Because Judge Morris has to
be in Dare County today, the
court was recessed until $50
Friday morning, when the days
docket was brought to a close
shortly before 4:30 yesterday af-
ternoon.
During the afternoon Judge
Morris received the report of the
term from the Grand Jury in
which the Grand Jurors report
ed on routine business after hav-
ing acted on bills of indict-
ment for action in this weeks
criminal court session. Judge
Morris was highly compliment
tary Of the Grand Jury and
praised them for their coopera-
ton with the Court this week.
A five-years' sentence was
given by Judge Morris to James
D. Jones, Negro youth, who
was charged Nth breaking and
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-27
Wright Brothers
Plane Will Get
Place OF Honor
In Museum
La Museum

Washington, Oct. 27-P)-The
Wright brothers pioneer air.
y plane, "The Kitty Hawk" hence
forth will occupy the No. dis
play spot at the Smithonsian
Institution.
The Spirit Of St. Louis" in
which Charles Lindbergh flew
the Atlantic, has been moved
back about 40 feet from the
entrance.
"The Kitty Hawk" is being re-
turned from London. 1t will be
given its honor place during a
Dceremony Dec. II, the 45th an
niversary of its historic takeoff
from the sands Of Kill Devil
Hill. The plane will arrive in
this country next month.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-27
Weather Outlook
Appears Normal
BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Low temperatures in the Caro-
] linas today averaged in the mid
die 40's normal for late October.
There were exceptions. Ashe-
vile had Is degrees. and Colum-
bia SO.
The forecast was fair today
and tomorrow, with warm after
Moons and COO: nights.
An extended forecast predic-
ted scattered ram late Friday or
Saturday.
Here rsfe other low readings
Dtoday:
Charlotte 48, Spartanburg As,
Charleston 40, Cape Hatteras Sc,
Mount Mitchell Al, Myrtle
Beach, 48, Wilmington As, New
Bern 42, Cherry Point so, Rocky
Mount A, Elizabeth City Al,
Greenville, S. Z. Al, Hickory 38,
Winston-Salem Al, Florence 43
and Lumberton So.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-27

death.
The Roanoke Rapids mixed
chorus met last night and it was
reported to have been a still
greater success than last week.
In two weeks the membership
has increased from fourteen to
more than thirty in number. This
is quite an improvement, but
the invitation to citizens to join
this club is still open, and there
is no limit to the number who
may join. The next meeting will
be on Tuesday evening at 7:3O
o'clock in the band room of the
Junior High School building. .
Visiting here with his mother
is George Caldwell, Jr., who is
a student at N. C. State Col
lege George received word
Sunday that his mother was
seriously ill, and he arrived yes
terday .. he plans to remain
until Mrs. Caldwell is better.
Dorothy Balmer, Steve Kent
Taylor and David crowder are
celebrating their birthday today
here's wishing all of you a
very happy birthday and may
you have many more just as
nice
The friends of LaRue Hall will
be interested to know that he
left Monday morning to enter
the Army Air Corps . . LaRue
served about two years in the
Navy and then returned to the
Roanoke Rapids High School to
continue his education. However,
he did not return to school this
year -.
The new members who were
welcomed into the mixed chorus
club last night were Florine
johnson, Marguerite Camp,
Charles Gibson, Helen Smith,
Lois Taylor, Virginia Gurley,
Mrs. ]. B. Dunn, Elladean Lee
and Kathaleen Kidd.
'Tt's a small world"-and Mrs.
J. T. Thompson of this city and
Miss Gloria Wells of Boston,
Mass, believe this old saying
both were visiting in New York
City, but neither knew the other
was there until they met ac-
cidently in a dress shop on
Saturday they really had
a lot to talk about because they
are cousins and had not seen
each other for over six years.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-27
Community Chest
Campaign Passes
Halfway Mark

The Roanoke Rapids Commu-
nifty Chests Red feather fund
&campaign reported its best col
Nlection to date this morning, with
the announcement that yester-
days collections totalled over
4 SS3, 900 to run the campaign total
rpast the halfway mark.
According to figures released
today by drive chairman the
Rev. John M. Walker, Jr., the
total received SO far in the drive
now stands at S7,951.26.
The drive is seeking to raise
!, $14,375 for the l949 budget to be
Aused to support six Red Feather
activities in the Roanoke Rap
ids area.
y The Rev. Mr.. Walker said the
drive will continue through next
Monday, and said it seems to
/ be picking up momentum as it
goes along. He said the primary
effort is to reach the original
goal as set forth in the budget,
adding that he and his committee
would like to see the citizens
of the community contribute to
the campaign to a point where
the goal is exceeded. He call
ed on all who will to support
the drive in any way possible
during the remainder of the
week.
Funds derived from the Com
munity Chest drive are used to
support the Associated Charities
the Boy Scouts. the Girl Scouts,
the Recreation Committee, the
School Lunchroo mand Book
fund and the Roanoke Rapids
Public 7 library
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-27
u. S., Britain
Confer Today
On Berlin Crisis
BULLETIN

Paris. Oct. 27-P)-Foreign
ministers of the United States.
Britain and France offered
Russia a new opportunity TO-
day TO end the Berlin block
ade on the basis of the six
nation compromise which Rus
sia vetoed Monday in the
United Nations Security coun-
Gil.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-27
Right Under His Nose

GENEVA, N. Y. (U.P.)-Sher-
iff Walter A. Filing, who seized
$3.50 marijuana plants growing
wild in various parts of the coun-
try, returned to his office to find
a four-foot marijuana plant thri-
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-27

Pittsfield, Mass. (U.P.)-After
IS years, the five-cent movie at
the Boys Club has gone the way
of the nickel cigar.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-27
Weather

North Carolina-Fair this af-
ternoon. tonight and Thurs
day. No important change In
temperature.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-27
Roanoke
RonbIings

Mrs. W. M. Erwin, of this city,
was informed of the death of
her grandmother, Mrs. Bell, of
Troy, N. c., last week. Mrs. Err
win, who is a great-grandmoth-
er, said she did not know the
exact age of her grandmother,
but she thought she was in her
late nineties at the time of her
death.
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Ouality-Built Colonials

Near Cameron Mill I'd and frehouse, Alex
andria Va large rooms. ~ baths. ultra
modern equipped kitchen; will appeal to
the quality minded purchaser REASONABLY
priced with substantial cash required.
balance IN FILA mortgage. Call RE. $3.50,
n O.
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WATERFRONT PRopERTY-sALE.

DRUM POINT BEACH announces the
opening of its harbor section! Nov sports
where plans for private dock and har-
Dor can become reality: where pleasure
craft can be moored almost at the lrons
throw from solomons Island. Drum Point
Beach, you're right in the center OF Just
about nsture mas To
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sgsn Bs ca RE E s4ss xssf eHd
PR nfa POINT BEACH. wsshinston's iars-
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facilities: at Drum Point Beach there Is
ample room for. all. without crowdins
Beautiful beaches ever developed; miles
and miles Of white sandy beaches on the
Chesapeake. that even have shade trees.
lakes and many other features too nv
merous to mention: superb location, easily
accessible from any part OF Washington;
usually low, tool From sos tterms avail
able) Get the entire story hrst- hano.
washington, D. c. Calvert Realty. Agency.
sole sales agents. $50 Southern Bldg, RE
s43s; week ends phone Prince FreoeTslcA
mae-3-room cottage, furnished: electric
ity, good well. attractive grounds; 100x
100. Apply al cottage after II: or write
RiTA2The pleasant small home with
knotty pine kitchen, breakfast rm-. living
rm, bedroom. bath. large inclosed porch;
$3.50, with only $1,000 down. INEL
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1 VI IT, sa4 Mn-sa, from. acreage: also
waterfront lots, 50x150, vic. nice homes;
au utilities. J. II. McKIbBEN, west
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All advertisements offering auto
mobiles for sale must include
actual selling price Of car.
A,,rouos,lEs FOR SALE.

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so psetect nordos sedan
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days. See your neighborhood Ford dealer
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equipped, incl. heater and defrosters; ony
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

2 TO IA ACRE TRACTS-Ideal for home
site or subdivision; most are level, cleared
ana Hbn few are m Geass OF gy ve
details, 81. 7375. SUBURBAN INVEST
MENT g. INSURANCE CO. Open till 8
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sewer. Many Of shs SITES . on sh vs. tract
acre MASON H1RsT. Annandale, va Va, at At
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STATE HIGHWAY and clear tide water
stream at the Potomac, 25 miles from
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electricity available good bus service to
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WATERFRONT PRoP.-wAkrfp.
QUIET FAMILY desire a cottage for
weeks, August 1929; sandy beach, not
North Beach Call Sligo 1852. -16
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LIST AND end MORTGAGE LOANS. BAR
row REALTY d1oL co, Realtors 1881 G st,
eoiored 5 lick settlement. Prefer per:
E. eng aoRpo 5 ~ 1857 Eye St. NV, 81. $3.50
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MORTGAGE LOANS. lowest current inter
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& HILL CO., s04 nth st. NV. ME: 400;
D. c.; wk.'s service. ADAMS REALTY
CO, 905 N. Y. ave. n W, RE. 1912.
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trust. No red tape; Quick service HENRY
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

DoWNToWN-7o6 18th s.: NV, 2nd flqor
Clean walnut paneled walls reasonable.
e eDely NJ MA boW ri sNS9 LocAr1oS
room, 11x1s, S45 month. including heat
electricity and ianitor service. For further
i lrfo sYH 81 fa NWPr Fist floor front Of
300 %onth TAE ashh fS hoaS
TRUST CO. rental dept 900 F st. NV
s sS; Pa. AVE. s.E.-New freproof bids,
oiGes suitable for DOCTORS zen dentiSts' ele
PERT FTasr' Invest. bids.. Dt: 5oi5. ia
yer Spring Ideal for factory represents rep
i4easisn s q FL /. Phone sH
s. S ~ s. Eo iaS0 W. yH 5sls
IS nSo5 for TsRt; ssll ,o On weekdays
n i5tS aSp fHAs sTs s Nv So feet
or less in prominent oce bldg; will dec,
crate to suit tenant Of excl ssid rei'; aisS l
E2Nm IN LANE AN Sq BEDeGofoes now .vsil;
associations. modern ONCE bldg. located
EHo t sRRs fs qsF CO.. RE i4i it0a
Coz oosvE MF }f29' LOCATED ONCE rooms.
ated near Municipal Center and Municipal
Court THOS J. FISHER 4 CO. INC,
Realtor. 73s 18th st. NV Elk. AGO. Ext
DOCTORS OFFICE for rent: present
equipment consisting of booths, partitions.
eupboards etc, for sale; excel. loc.' very
ysas. rent; Nj; l41s .u.. ,.+ q
iavatory of hallway; available for bust
ness or professional Office. Call MA. 2l45:
OIL. 1899 after d pm. ID
OFFICE AND LIVING QUARTERS, con-
srstlng Of lge. ONCE. liv, nm. bedrm., KIT.
arate entrance. Apply 1893 Park I'd. nv,
Ap, l7l5 between 90; 33ax
north Call Elk. 0522. is
OFFICE SPACE .AvAILABLE-single rms.
or large suites for immediate occupancy;
all space redecorated: ideal downtown 10.
cation reasonable Eensal rental haa,, as gen
Atlantic Bldg. $50 2 st. NV.
SEQ PER MONTH. NEAR 18th AND x SITS;
veli-kept building. Gail NE. $500. MRS.
6ENNETT.