CAPITAL CUPBOARD
Demos To Suffer From Pay
Boosts !? StateTs Bigger Jobs
By KIU N. GRE1B U?
MORALS . . . Stat* employees
in the RAW area-there are
about 4,00* of them ?are nail
c hewing. angry at the Mr salary
boost* reeently ajven high State
officials sod various department
heads.
Although ? per cent of the
jobs aronad here depend, directly
or ia#reot|y. upon ? Hind devo
tion to the Democratic Party, re
port* are that just a lot of the
State workers swear secret
vengeance come neat fall.
With teacher* getting whopping
salary hWfes virtually every time
the Legislature comas te town,
the State employees had expected
a mode*! 10 per cent increase
this year. But. finally, it came
out daser to $M.
The*, in the wake af this tar
moll among the rank and (Be of
faltttal Mate* i aipleyxi/ eaaae
?nrioMMh of hage ekaaks
of rabe*~- $2,000 and $3,000, eto?
for t*? e*heMa felkw* alrta^r
drawing lalarie* high la the flve
figure bracket*.
So, with the Saturday' night
parties around toww there is
much white-spit wrath at the
Democratic Party, the adminis
tration, and' at the legislators ?
particularly certain members of
the Appropriation* Committee.
More SUtt ilhjm than you I
think km a pretty toagh time
a( It makhg eadi meet. living
in RIW|t, an always, if sky
high. It in trae that Om State
worker Han oodtes of sick leave,
vacation time, maay paid holi
days) an against none Mr teach
ers) aad all rf thin Is expensive
for the Mat* Bat sH this free
time doss ant pay grocery bib.
So, this past weekend when yet
another high State employe*?
faithful Career Man Nathan Yel
ton, head of the retirement sys
tem, saw his salary increased a
total of $4,000 a year (raWng
him to $1/7,000) the gnashing of
teeth and chewing of nails began
with fewiwd vigfck Tftubio!
CAM8BR CHRET . . . While
one so-cadled canoer cars wm
swiftly disposed of list week M
mostly iufcont. certain dttaens
in North Carolina interested in
cancer ia ind what causes it are
looking hard and hopefully at a
new breakthrough: a plant called
Vinsa rosea.
Is'it being1 grown in this State?
Nobody seems to- know for smre,
hut the Eli Lilly pharmaceutical
firm hasbeeo experimenting with
the plants? with dramatic results
in several forms of cancer?
since 1964.
Ffom lis offices la IniHaaapstls,
the EU Lilly Cotapaay says:
"Ofr the two Vfaica drag! clinic
aOr proven to be active agaiaal
caaeer, one baa been approved
by the government for use again
st incnIM'BMlUi'r disease
. . - M oMtar, expected to be
approve# m, so tar carries
clinical data sappartln# its sae
only fsr Mats taketnia hi chil
dren."
Vinca is a shrub, has small
flowers, and' its leaves are two
three inches in length and about
an inch- in- width It is of the
perhvmkto family. The flowers
are; pink, with each bAoaaom
usually having five petals.
Dr. Jonathan L. Hart well, in
chasg& of bbtanical drug re
search- at the Nations* Cancer
Institute, was recently quoted in
Thif Week Magazine as follows:
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Vinca rosea Is being grown
for HI LUly on the tropical ex
perimental plantation of S. B.
Penick 4 Co., and possibly by
other piantatioo owners vitally
interested in rendering some
assist in the control of cancer.
MUSTHAVE APPROVAL? . . .
Was it "by and with the advice
of the Council of State" that the
Governor has called a special
sesaiawof the General Assembly
to mast in Raleigh oo October
14? As of last Saturday certain
{motors 0 1 the Council were
grossing that they had not been
contacted. But a Council of State
meeting wffl be held well before
October H Article HI. Section
9, of the State Constitution, says
the Governor can call, a special
session, but he must state (he
purpose aOS must advise with
the Council of State. ?
INTERMARRIAGE ... The
North Carolina constitution, Ar
ticle XIV, Section 8, under "In
termarriage of whites and Ne
groes prohibited", says: "All
marriages between a white per
son and a Negro, or between a
white person and a person of
Negro descent to the third gene
ration, inclusive, are hereby for
ever prohibited." Not# the next
to-last word.
NO METERS . . . Convinced
that the aggravation of patting
meters is doing its part to drive
shoppers from downtown, Tar
boro has removed these things
of eri) from its main drag.
1Mb- the fine ?M capital of
Bageesube has Joined Windsor
of Bertie Comity In removing the
notan. Msaatlmr, Goldsboro
largest city la the (MM
Some of the State's terser cities
ire now wrestling with the prob
lem. But what Mm except a
meter can prevent a motorist
from keeping all day ? certain |
space along the street? The
answer, of course, is tvro pblice
SOHEDULE ... Ia a proaun
snt business office the other day
?e saw this on the ixittetin board
inder the heading of Our Work
ing Schedule:
Startiac time ? 8:00 At M
Morning coffee break? 8:00-11: JO
k. If. Lunch hour? 11:30 A. M.
1:30 P. M. Afternoon coffee break
?2:00 P. 0Lr4:30 P. M. Quitting
lour-*: 00.
THE REASON .
for the terrify lag
anpioymeat problem Is that eas
foyers are tsreed by law to pay
ike iaexperleaoet teen-ager the
?me base salary as the trt?-4
snd-tnM- worker. TVls is true
inless the teen-ager to a student
>r as actual trainee la the store,
rhe average teen-ager to
But the same do-gooders who
insist that Ml ha fed out of the
same spoon now mutter and
shake their heads in alarm when
employers can't afford to hire
those in the teen-age bracket.
A relaxation of the rigid wage
scale for inexperienced teen
agers in vacation months and
luring certain holiday periods
would seem to be the answer.
CARD OF THANKS
Meat Camp Grange No. 12S3
wishes to thank Mr. John
Marsh, Principal of Green Val
ley School, for providing the
school for the use of the meet
ing Sept. 10, for the floor and
platform arrangements, and
for giving the meeting wide
publicity.
Wataugans At Work
Archi* Catroll has be?n a postman In. Boone
ftr six yeatoJ He ia married1 to the former
Mhs Mary Uou Vines,, of tfcto Bethel com
munity, and they have six children.? four
boys and two girls.
Winn-Dixie Sales Increase
Jacksonville, FM ? An increase
of 4.24 percent in sales v? re
corded by Wiim - Dixie Stores
during the four.- week period
ended August 24 compared-' with
the corresponding period a' year
ago, it was announced at general
headquarters in Jacksonville,
Fla.
The Whm-Dixi?' four-week sales
volume totaled $64,048,606 as
compared with $81,458,063 dur
ing the same period last year.
This was an Increase of $2,606,
563. .
Sale* during the. eight -week
period ended August 24 totaled
$187,573,448 as compered with
$119,697,485 during: the cones
ponding period of 1982, an in
crease of 875,963 or 6.58 per
cent.
Winn-Dixie now has 606 retail
stores throughout the South com
pared with 596 a year ago.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank all the
friends and neighbors for the
kindness shown us during the
sickness and death of our hus
band and father. The Walter
Phillips Family. lc
The realities in life are often
too much for the sensitive, sin
cere perion.
for those who thfnk young
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