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FOR RKNT ?
FOR RENT? Two bedroom
apartment with new kitfeh
?n and bath ? freshly deco
rated. Near downtown, qow*
tact H. C. Talyor. Jr.. iLoii^
lsburg. 12-20, 27; 1-lVpd
FOE RKNT ? On* targe ctma
try terrice station on Hwr.
Ml. Pared driveway, I reat.
rooms. Call Little Rirtr Joe
11-17 Tn. * Thar.: tf.
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KOR RENT? 6 room hottse.
hot and cold water ? H?at
er included. E. W. StallingjB
R 3, lyoui^burg.
^ .l-i. 3. 8. ioV
KOR RENT-r-5 ro6m hoise
with bath. Hwy t6. 3 . miles
west of Louisbtrrg; "Ckil
Frankilnton 7271 bettfqen
6:15 and 7-:<fl> P. M/ f
4-1. 3. 8,10, 15. .17 (id
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RKNT \ .
Modern < onvrn t.-iu-p*. /
204 N. Main St. ) '
Vail ?Y 6-S4S1. 1
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ERS FOR FRANKLIN
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or wri*e W. 1. "BID"
I) WIN AM. Rt. 7, lk>x
801. Raleigh. TK 2-3tHl?.
ll-J2-Tf
? WANTED TO RENT?
Young couple, no children,
interested In renting 3 or 4
room furnished apartment
need Drape r if s?
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FOR SALfC ? 300 bales chofc*'
lespedeza hay*. C.' C. Bailey.
Highway ?t?-tbetwrtn Pilot
and ^unn) Tele AN 9-4951.'
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'? INCOME TAX FORMS FILL
ED OUT' EACH SATURDAY
f\T GOLD SAND SCHOOL:'
k S:.30 to 5;00 ? Stauing
J Mi 5 ? Henry Marshall ?
. Jams* Sarnies*. ?
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We are now ^spreading
buhk'" limestone and ferti
lizer See us for your
needs.
LouMnirg fl X Svrvtco
^V GY 6-3366
PROFESSIONAL^
COtUMN v*.
Dr. Richard C. Whitfield
Optometrist
LouisMjrg. N. C.
Ground Floor Dr. Perfr'a
Building ^
Hours:
1:30 to 5:00 P. M Phone
Daily Except Wed. OY 6-416*
JohifF "Matthews
Attorney & Counsellor at Law
\ Office ontjround Floor
106 N >Iain 8t.
Loulsbu/g, N. C.
General PractlteSJn All Courts
Beam A Beam
Attorney* Vat Law
Loulaburgl N. c.
Office In Professional Bldg
On Court BtreetY"*
Practice In Air, Courts
Lumpkin & Lumpkin
Attorney*
Loulsburg, N. C. '
Ground Floor Office, tfett to
Harris Pharmacy
Practice in Fcenklln and Bur-,
rounding Counties, and lo ^
Federal Court
HiH Yarborough
Charles Yar borough
& Edward Pafcchal
Lawyers
Ground Floor Office lo
Yarborough Bldg oh Main fit.
Next to Franklin Co. Library
Loulsbiirg. N. C.
Telephone: GY
4 General Practice la AH Courts
Two-Way
Stretch? j '
N-Q^YTpN, OHIO-. -How much
< canbfe put Into a glrdle?^Iost
? womep feel they are lucky 1^
they get themselves Inside the
contraptioV But/ for two wo
v men arrestW in4 discount store
- recently, the abdominal bind
ings served as storehouses of
merchandise.
~~T)ne wo Start, y-ho weighs about
24t) pounds, had stuffed into
her girdle, 43 flairs of women*s.
hose, 32 pair slof men's stock
ings, 14 slips, p pairs of ank-y
lets and 3 shirts. Another had
enough room tyr herself and
33 pairs of women's "hose, 20
pairs of men's stockings, 7
slips, a boy's %cap, a pair of
troupers and a set of girl's
pajamas!
_ START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT!!
COKER'S PEDIGREED
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? PLASTIC COVERS
? APPLICATORS
? AXES, BANK BLADES,
BOSH HOOKS, SHOVELS,
HOLE DIGGERS
? FIELD FENCE
? BARBED WIRE _
McKinne's
Seaboard Stores, Inc.
??* BaUtad To HAHfiW ARE, If f Kin To WM.CNNE
Open All Day Every Day.
Monday Through Saturday.
&OL &Y 4-3441 -yxtUburg, N. C.
News Report From Washington
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Kennedy Abd 10G4
RocjgreUei Running- 4
Tax /Hikes CorftWg
F(rai>ce /And DeGualle
Washlngton, D.C.--The gen -
era! opinion In the White House
circle Is tfc^t President Jack
Kennedy* Is as "good as elected
o^. a major turn of events can
b# avoided. . ?
The reasoiUng^ls that Presi
dent Kei^nedy has recovered in
an area where the voters /Of the
country were beginning ^o think
the Kennedy Administration
weak- -the field of foreign af
' fairs, ;X
In the President's first eigh
teen months hp seemed t<> stu ni
bble In thl? sphere, in the! Cuban
Invasion attempt Of,19Bl, the
Cuban rebels were left Without
air support and were Cut to
pieces. We had to take the
blame for having prepared this
attack and suffer the cohse-T,
' quences of having been defeated, , v
? In Laos, we seemed to talk\
? strongly- and back down in the
clutch. In Berlin we were being
poshed fufther and further and
--duf situation there steadily de
teriorated as Secretary of State
Dean Rusk continued with his
endless negotiations with Soviet
representatives.
None of this inspired mii^Ji
confidence in the Kennedy Ad
ministration foreign policy/^
However, with one strong sht^w
of determination and ^streoph,
the' President has apparently
balanced the scales agalrt/ A
When he forced the Russlaps
to back down in the Cuban
crisis, the- average voterWelt
that at la$t the Administration
had takeq a firm stand and back
ed It up, and felt the United
States had gained respect in the
world. At least ibis Is the con
clusion drawn In the top ruling
and party circles in Washing
ton. : "f /? *
"Therefore H the road to re
election is wide open, according
to the White House bra intrust*
But the opinion Is, at the same
time,, that -New Yo^k Governor
Nelson Rockefeller Is off and
running. And he Is considered
the most dangerous Kennedy
^opponent on the. horizon. #
After a pause to' assess the
Situation, the Govfefnor-far
- richer than Preslde'nt^nnedy
ls now reportedly, lining up
delegates for the 1964 GSlp.\
nominating convention. He^E^.,
expected to t>e able to'llne up a
majority by convention tlme
lf he heeds powerful coifaervk
? ti've circles, i. \
Whether Rockefeller will dp
this. is the QflWtion. His aides
say private polls show that his
divorce wi]l not be a great
handicap in the 1964 presiden
tial election.
Along with an expected tax
cut early in the next year the
pntritt nrMi waamfr
increases. For one thing, social
security rates rise again on
January 1st, for loth employer
and employee. .
When tax- ru1?? arjB tightened
on such things as the reporting
dividend and Interest income,
and when expensfe'tic counts are
more rigidly screened, tax col
lections are likely ti bite deeper
here too. rf
Th? tax reduction will cost
the federal -government more
thap collection gains registered
but when state arid local tax in
creases' are taken into consid
eration, ' many taxpayers will
not 'benefit a^much as had
hpen anticipated^
president Kennedy has orcIeT^"
"ed a third of a billion dollars
paid out in January; insurance
refunds to veterans, and this
will be.a boost to the economy,*
Business news continues to be
better than mjriiy h^d estimated
and the overall outlook Is iny
pro ?d, ?
Pipsidem rwmgrg*' '-Cu'Mife' ?"
France is given credit In the
State Depart njent-ior ? having
^Mtafrllshed a firm and Stable
government In France. This is
the result of the recent referen
dum and the recent general el
De Gaulle now has a constitu
tion whereby Trench presidents
are ele^dby popular vote an d._
he '.Unbuilt a political p^rt>
tilgger than 'the Communist
Party, . plus shattering ' the
strength of the splinter parties
whirl, have kept Paris In chaos
for Wades..
U.t>. experts are not happy,
with DeGaulle in many wayjL
but they admit he has stabilized
"?Frerm*e-p-w-hirh"-fflstv-Ht t belong
run-prpve a major blessing fo?*
tje West.
Jrga*(on - A'ftjlidh idualswe
I think, refreshed by re
ing the faith of others, ^his
lis that (Decfctober 11th was
alrth\ date pf oihe o'f North
Carolina's most beloved men,
the late Ciyde Hoark Hoey.
Those who knew Senator Hoey
were always granted a new In-,
sight into complex, difficult,
and. delicate~problems after a
conversation wth him. A year
before, the Senktor's -death; May
12, 19Ht Edward R, furrow
was conducting a radio" pro
gram called "This I Believe."
Senator Hoey was called upon
at that time to put into lan
guage his faith and creed. With- ?
out hesitation,, 1 am told by
Miss Ruth Meacham, now a
member of my staff; Senator
Hoey dictated to her his*, state
ment for the broadcast. Because
Senator Hdey^Vcreed is a living
one, 1 present it as an lnsplra
tTo? for our day:1
"This 1 believe. 1 bfelleve In
faith'- 1 have always had faith.
an -adolescent I pondered the
full-orbed canopy .of ifte far-N
"extended skyflpe and feeJJeved
xtliat there wasv a great first
cause -- God. tlo me there wu
no other explanation of the uni
verse and no other assurance of
protection and guidance. When
KNOW YOMR Ivf ll'll
HUMAN CENTRIFUGE
WHEN M4N OU ITS THE EARTH
HOW kill HE ?f*Cf' CAN -Mf
survive? the answer ro rwtsf
AND MANr OTHf# QUESTIONS
ARE KING PROIED tY NAWS .
AERO-MEDICAL EXPERTS. USING A
GIANT CENTRItUGl, SIMILAR JO
THAT SHOWN, fHE NAVY \
SCIENTISTS ARE AHt TO STUDY?
THE STRESSES AND STRAINS ON
THE EXPLORERS\Of OUTER SPACf.
20/20 is not ^ntctssarily iGOOD VISION a| all!
When school health tests reveal that a child hai('2Q/2Q/
vision37? n. . ability ito rea<J a SnellcTt^tfilt~charf at 20
feet ... parents ofcen erroneously conclude the cliilcl
has "perfect vision. * But such tests do not show how
* well a child can see at 15 inches- ; * . the distance at"
which most school work is done . . . nor do^s it check
I ich affect learning. That's
t our ottt
imrbrrrrt
to learn. >
All yiaioit rtcomiMud .
YEARLY VISION EXAMS
FOR SCHOOL CHILDREN
J
Thit p'atantad at a publia Mr*
?e# by this nawtpapar in cooparalton with
tba Amaycan Optomatrtc Aisociation
12 years of age 1 was privi
leged to wbrk in a pr tntlng
offic*- .for long hours daily and
many times far into1 the night.
After concluding the labors of
the day and night, 1 would walk
along a dark' and lonely road,
through woods and uninhabited ?
section^for a long miljp to my .
home. Scared of the dark, yes/
a/rant, to be sure, 'but arin^a
?HtL.a hea\y hickory waUdng'
stick, 1 -looked up into a starlit
sky -and thought of my free Heri
tage and believed In a Fath 9T/
God and would not /admit -m v
fears t'd ."even my /olaborers.
From the standpolftt of the world
1 was unafraid. T am aftlll un
afraid.
??Crowing into manhood, with
manifold Responsibilities and
^perplex hi* problems, requiring,
all the resources of which I was
capable, there was the cohstent
and increasing need forborne
reservoir of power that cpuld l>e
tapped in periods qf emergen
cies and hours f>( crises. In
jmy fajth_ discovered that re
servoir. - ' \ i
"> I found matrimony a happy
> estate. .Blessed with a radiant
. and loyWy life companion, thd
establishment and maintenance
Of n home was a high ad ventured,
fertf the coming of children Into
that hofpe brought the full reali
zation of the Joy and happiness
possible only , in this most
honored and anient of earths
institutions. . Ten years *fo,
after M years of happy married
life, my wife and the /bother _p?_
my children passed/to her re
ward^My faith in her and her
faith In God linger as a blessed
! heritage In the sanctuary of holy
memories. Faith has tipen in
dispensable amid the sorrows
and sadnesses of 1 If Pr^artd has
been* exhilarating and sustain
ing in periods of Joy and tri
hnfph. The experience ffrflned
through-* the ' years, and what-\
ever learning of knowledge l\
have acquired, have n6t lessen
ed, but rather Increased. myK
faith In a God who guides the
destiny of nations and indivi
duals and who e-ven marks the
- fulling uf a kparrgflvT
"Conscious of my own short
comings and sins, ashamed of
my failures ind omissions of
duty, and fully mindful of the^
. unfaithfulness which has ma?kv
ed my life, }*have never doubt
ed the wisdom and goodness, the
-.might and the merpf of a gra*
clous, loving heavenly Father? .
?-G^d.
t jWq the late great Kansas
editor, William Allen White,
when he said In a period of
crisis, 'I artwiot afraid, of to
narrow. I havy seen yesterday, ,
Military Budget
Washington vrhe' YnTHTarv
budget tor the next year ex
pected to emphasize conven
tional weapons and organ\za-*<
Jiorv. .Chances of a new c^TMslon
tor the Army appear, at this
time, -to be slim. "
Speculation is that the o\er
all military budget request for
fiscal 1 Oi'i ( may stii'w an Hi-*
crease of $3,.OOOtOOO,OOQ of
jnfixe^o v ex $ 4 8 , 200 , 000 ,.000
for the current year.
Aids Receive
J
Tok
en
Washington - President Ken
nedy has presented a silver
calendar for the motfth otOctb
tvr to each of th/l4 men Wno
made up the gr^up, that helped
him de\lse the/strategy to irieet
the Cuban crisis during tli^ 13
days that Jf existed. " ? "
Informed -quarters, aV the
United Ration**, said that Adlai
Eifc Sie^enson, ^chief United
-sitaVs representative to the
United Nations was among those
who fecehed the calendars.
/ ~A
On School
Prayer x
Wa*htngtoq - TXe ?(' p. I on of
Orthodox Je\vi^yc on?r?Y.it ions
has propos^d/j*et 1 1 lng the con- *
trovef sy yf>\ er school prayers/
by lp.switing a " moment y6f
Sileiw^" for devotion at t he
beginning of each/?cly*iJ,"flay .
y4V union deplored- -45-hArges
/ tW\t the Supreme Court was
attempting 4o "drive religion
out of American life" by "die-^
daring unconstitutional offic-lal^
sr hdol prayers. I k
"In the period,'/ they ysaid,
" let every pupil think in fc
Of his faith and pareyf^Kre
ligtbus heritage...". /
Almost everyone is a literal,
by his Of her definition.
I love today, and 1 far?? \to*
morrow unafraid.' There
many c louds- 9I1 the horizon oi^
America: jY have had and shall
have many dark nights, but
there has never- vM been a
night dark though to put out the\
stars - . and. there shalp not
\>e. This is still 4 My Father's
World*. And my faith abides,"
Yet No Protection
"Wfry are you standing there
thrtjplng stones at that poor
i . .r .a.
" Because I daren't fro ^los
er, miss. '''He's gofA Aioioping
cough." . I . .
Abstinence Or Else
"So you attribute your longeV*^
tty to abstinence from alcohol?"
^inquired the Inquiring reporter .
And the c*ntenarian admitted, ?
"Yes, my would have kill- A "
ed me-if.l'had touched a"drop.>rv
y_
After yoij'Ve had an accident or your
?dhome is damaged by^fire, you feel
terribly alone. You're nbt - if you are
injured through an Independent insurance
agent. He's at your side, night or day. t
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INSURANCE AGENCY j
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