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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1956

Page

8

Market downturn widens in light New York trading

In a quiet session New York stocks edged lower with most leading issues down fractions to about 3 points as volume hovered near two million. The Associated Press 60-stock average slipped to 182.10 at noon with broad declines across all major sectors.

New York Urnover Spoint Bethlehem Steel Cional Paper Bell Lumber Standard California Santa Fe Pant Alcoa Texas Company Amerada Associated Press

Service Row To Be Probed In Military Testimony

Testimony on the position of the three services in a missile field continues. Air Force officials and others testifying described concerns over interservice rivalry and the military approach to nuclear weapons. The hearing, labeled delicate, seeks clarity on how defenses and operations are coordinated among Army, Navy, and Air Force.

Earie Ral Air Ae

Food Prices Rise Again Across the Farm to Store Chain

The Business Mirror notes food costs climb as prices at the store lag farm prices. It cites the National Association of Food Chains estimating about 0.9 cent of consumer dollars and 17 billion dollars in sales, reflecting ongoing postwar farm to market spreads.

National Assn

Fire Averted At Local Plant After Passer-By Alarm

Firefighters rushed to Zonalite Co at 910 Ward St after a passer by alerted them to a trailer fire in burlap bags. The blaze at about 1 am gutted the trailer and caused a roaring interior fire but the plant avoided major damage as the flames were checked before spreading. No one was at the plant. workers had left two hours earlier. In a separate alarm, a furnace fan incident killed a kitten caught in the fan causing the belt to slip on the electric motor.

Tn Otis Zonalite Co Ward St Nathan Hunter

Lodge Meeting Moves to Odd Fellows Hall at 7:30 PM

Naaman Lodge No. 226 announces a new meeting place at Odd Fellows Hall and a 7 30 PM start. The Earlie Gabreil Post VFW plans a called meeting to arrange attendance by veterans and the post commander. PTA donations at Griffin School include Summer Camp Awards for Girl Scouts and Brownies. Beverly Spencer and Marie Gates are recognized for awards. Final PTA meeting will be a social evening at the school with Mary Eliott in charge. Church services at Church of God led by Bishop Welles Thursday at 8 00 PM and St Chas worship services Wednesday at 8 00 PM.

Naaman Lodge No Odd Fellows Hall Earlie Gabreil Post Vfw PTA Griffin School Beverly Ceaeeee Th Spencer Marie Gates Gates Mary Eliott Wall Ae Churcch W. Welle

Operators Needed For Safety Check

The Safety Council of Point announced volunteers are needed to staff vehicle safety check lanes. About 25 women and 35 men will work half-day shifts through June 2 from 8 30 a.m. to 5 30 p.m. May 28 to June 2. Betty Warran should be contacted at phone 3493.

Safety Council of Point Ping High Point Safety Council Betty Warran Phoning Peeve & Secon

Foreign Aid To Be Pushed Amid Cold War Tensions

Secretary Dulles outlined US stance on Egypt under Nasser and linked aid to anti communist goals. He noted US sympathy for Nasser’s independence but opposition to actions aiding the Soviet bloc. The House Foreign Affairs Committee trimmed a foreign aid bill to 100 million yearly over 10 years, while Richards’s amendment ties aid to anti communism. Dulles cautioned the bill remains in committee with possible changes. Berlin reports 1,100 farms within the city.

Russia Nee Ee Dulles United States Nasser Dulles Egypt Soviet Union China House Foreign Affairs Committee House Committee Rep. Richards D-Sc Richards State Department House

Pair Arrested On Chargel Of Assault

Two men face assault charges in separate incidents. Rex B. Howell, 22, of South Hamilton Street, posted $100 bond and awaits June 11 court. Samuel Locklear, also of South Hamilton Street, alleges Howell struck him. A Parker County warrant named Rudd, held on $100 bond for an unspecified charge. Joe Thomas, 37, on a charge of beating a bill, had not posted $100 bail and is due May 28. James Manley Current, 4, of Morris Street, arrested for car rating while intoxicated and released on bond. case set for June.

Rudd Parker Rex B. Howell S. Hamilton Street Samuel Locklear Locklear Howell Joe Thomas Thomas P. L. King W. Broad St James Manley Current Morris Street

Convention Of Red Men Ends Today In High Point

About 30 former officers attended a breakfast at the Sheraton Hotel to begin the final day of the North Carolina Improved Order of Red Men and the Order of Pocahontas convention. Officers for the coming year were to be elected later. A banquet and dance would close the two day visit, with 250 registrants recorded by Secretary B F Houser of Dallas as L B Wynn presided over sessions.

Sheraton Hotel North Carolina Redmen High Point B. F. Houser Dallas L. B. Wynn

Bankers Install New Officers in North Carolina

Louis O Brooks executive vice of the Union National of Charlotte is named president of the North Carolina Bankers Assn. He was installed during the annual convention cruise aboard the Queen of Bermuda sailing from Norfolk Saturday and to return Friday.

Charlotte Louis O ‘Brooks Union National of North Carolina Bankers Assn Qeven Bermuda Norfolk

Mathes Window Air Conditioners Displayed in Bedford

Mathematics window units include a 1 ton model with wood veneer cabinet available at Bedford Sales Co. 490 N Wrenn 8th St. Prone offers 1 ton and 2 ton options with prices around 199.95 to 269.95 as pictured in the showroom.

Mathes Bedford Sales CO N. Wrenn

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