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8PBCIAL ATTRACTION
WEDNESDAY
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^ NORTH or THB
> aORDBR DOWN
ARIZONA WAT
**THE GENTLEMAN
FROM ARIZONA"
with
. JOHN KING
JOAN BARCLAY
J raireH MacDcmald
Craig Reynolds
Peatariag The I f^MED
Thp I —in—
*TSL RANCHO I COLOR
GRANDE" ■
. THURSDAY — FRIDAY
Mj'!' r-:i-„emher the laughs
uu II lentember the tears
you'll always remember
SARB3RA ami FRED in their
sweilesi romance!
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«t|fa^:«a£rr tha piil^a%h*^hlim
4 RasUkn ' ttndwrw^st'■ 4W'
lOotw tiiho.« iht^h in its beeleg-
ad «amp et dnconts and fcemt
4roof shelters here on the SaHa
front hetore beginning a retreat
to Boriet'frontiers.
A Finnish detachment ^^ch
oeenpied the camp shortly alter
the Rnssians’ departnre'alao
iwrted the bark was khaiwed off
the'trees, apmtrently hy horses in
search of food.
The woods within a large area
of the camp had been chopped
down by the red army to jyrorlde
shelter.
Finna sadd eipertly built shell-
proof dogonts, with roofs made
of succeeetre layers of pine logs,
earth, stone and pine -bongha ex
plained how the Russians wers
able to hold out during a siege
ot more than a month, despite the
prirations of wild Arctic hills
where the cold reach 50 degrees
below sero.
BEULAH BONDI
ELIZASSTH PATTERSON
STERLING HOLLOWAY
Directsd by MlteheH lei*en
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Goyenunent To Riecrait Juir-
ior Professional Assistants
Throoglt Civil Service Ex
amination
The United States Civil Service
Commission has announced an
open oompetltlTe examination un
der the title of Junior Profession
al Assistant, at a salary of $2,-
000 a year, the purpose of which
is to recruit young college grad
uates for junior professional and
scientific positions in the Federal
Government. Optional branches
included in the examination (all
in the junior grade) are; Admin
istrative technician, agricultural
economist, agronomist, animal
breeder, archaeologist, archivist,
biologist (wildlife), chemist, en
gineer, entomologist, forester,
■geographer, information assistant,
legal assistant, librarian, metal
lurgist, meteorologist, olerlcul-
turist, plant breeder, poultry hus
bandman, public welfare assist
ant, range examiner, rural sociol
ogist, social anthropologist, soil
scientist, statistician, textile
technologist, veterinarian.
Applicants must have complet
ed a 4-year college course leading
to a bachelor’s degree with ma
jor study in the field of the op
tional subject chosen. Senior stu
dents, or—for the legal assistant
option—law students, now in at
tendance at institutions of recog
nized standing, may be admitted
to the examination subject to
their furnishing during the ex
istence of the eligible register
proof ot completion of the requir
ed course prior to July 1, 1940.
Applicants must not have passed
their thirty-fifth birthday.
Applications must be on file
with the U. S. Civil Service Com
mission at 'Washington, D. C., not
later than February 5 if received
from States east of Colorado,
and not later than February 8 It
received from Colorado and
States westward.
Full intorraation may be ob
tained from any first- or second-
class post office.
RwImbb Stanwydc «*wds a
tWKrtet, and, an the
eopy-wrtters say, Dlattfrt At-
toowy Fred Madtfilmay'a heart
in Paaameaat's “Remember the
Night,” dne 'Hiiimday and Fri
day at the Liberty Theatre.
Padfej
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Aara I wit . *
fWkaQvWillard DUU SI-yaaMld
RaidsrlUa ouuh an - asudoya . of
Trent hrothen, a local firm deal-
tug in. doin-oparated phonograpiu
and gnming doricae, and a .ooin-
panlon, Fred Hooea. loft tho ator-
age hoaae and dMribnting .point
of Trant brothera on North
Scalea atreat laat night shortly
after.9 o'olbok, they ware con-
tronM hy a negro man anned
With a single-barreled shot gun,
who ordered them to go back in
to the bbildlng. The negro then
ordered Dill to open the eafe.
The yoang.man did not know the
combination hut he began turning
the eafe dial in a manner aa im-
preesive as Ms poise under the
ciroumstaneea would permit.
Moose,-eeeing the negyo’s at
tention. centered on Dill made a
break for the outside and aid. He
didn’t even bother to open the
door, just dived right through
the plate glass, without suffering
'ffnn. wtieii ■4pii
the oeillag dnrfiiC tt*'T’
B. Busker, ^ierviifiMfidiah bP*'*’^
tor, aeroBs the street, enutBoned
by Mooae, arrived with a .Ih^al-
iber plstot. Bvarytime the negro
and Dill would- diaentaagle
enough to avdd oonfueion. Hue-
key would ehoot at tha nagro. A
bullet struck the negro in the
right arm, above- the elbow and
Dili gained control of the 'Wiot-
gnn, the stock of whiah ha'im
mediately broke off on the ne
gro's head.
The would - be boldnpmaa
dropped to the floor and the ex
cited young men dashed for a
telephone to inform the police.
'When they returned to the ator-
age place the negro wm gone,
but a 10-minate search; in the
nelghborlKK^ by the officers dis
closed the'badly,twttered.bandit.
He was In several'yards of band
age and the city Jail today.
The negro gave his name aa
an iitSidNla'Or wA tgis Mm
heeii ftpod and no;«ar or eeafed-
orstea itaA Men Uet night.
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cUiAiiHS 'Amerlea'e eating httH»
end B|lPb«Hng* ' longwatttbwAeR
maitatallsor aiytsuHaral prodnnip
wMh aoah rapidity that few turn-
era realise the tramendons wpr
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Grcrnooiid Temloal
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Four states and two big nations
are Involved in Paramount’s new
comedy romance “Remember the
Night,’’ which opens Thursday at
the Liberty Theatre, and the
whirlwind action all takes place
between Christmas and New
Year’s Day!
The tale begins In New York,
where Fred MacMurray, an am-
bitloua young district attorney. Is
trying to put beautiful Barbara
Stanwyck in Jail for stealing a
bracelet. He bails her out so that
she won’t have to spend the holi-!
days in jail and then finds that
she has no place to go. So he
takes her with him to his moth
er’s Indiana farm. En route they
get marooned In a Pennsylvania
cow patch, run Into high adven
ture In Ohio, and finally land in
Indiana for old-fashloued celebra- i
tiou—and to fall In love. j
They return to New York by •
way of Canada mostly because i
the upstanding district attorney |
had become a fugitive from jus-,
tice during his adventures. In |
New York he resumes the prose
cution—with surprifing results.
The big supporting cast is
headed by Beulah Bondi, Eliza
beth Patterson and Sterling Hol
loway. Mitchell Lelsen directed
this original story by Preston
Sturges.
Niagara Falls, the honeymoon
Paradise, finds its way into the
story when Fred and Barbara
pass through the town while re
turning to New York and the
jurisdiction of the court,
in the romance-flavored,
cade-brightened hideaway
Fred and Barbara admit
love.
It is
cas-
that
their
WAR
The war has not yet apiprecla'b-
ly stimulated United States ex
port trade, and as a result, ex
port figures for last year show a
decrease, while Imports Increased.
Wage rates paid to hired farm
workers dropped sharply during
the last quarter of 1939, and on
January 1 averaged only 119 per
cent of their 1910-14 level.
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NORTH WIIJCESBORO, N. C.
Statement Of Condition
W3ke$boro Bmlding
and Loan Assodation
Of North Wilkesboro, N. C., as of December 31st, 1939.
(Copy of sworn fitatemenf. submitted to Insurance Commissioner as required by law)
ASSETS
The Association Owns:
Cash on Hand and in Banks $ 26,038.55
State of North Carolina and U. S.
Government Bonds 7,500.00
Stock in Federal Home Loan Bank none
Mortgage Loans 765,150.00
Money loaned to shareholders for the purpose of enabtog
them to own their homes. Bkmh loan secured by first mort
gage on local improved real estate. « c r\r\
Stock Loans 15,242.00
Advances made to our shareholders against their stock. No
loan exceeds 90% of amount actually paid in.
Accounts Receivable ^ none
Temporary Advances for Insurance, Taxes, Etc. o aa a a
Office Furniture and Fixtures 300.00
Office Building — none
Real Estate Owned none
Real Estate Sold Under Contract —^— none
Other Assets — 3.333.24
TOTAL - - ..--.-1817,563.89
LIABILITIES
The Association Owes:
To Shareholders
FHinds entrusted to our care in the form
of payments on stock as follows:
Installment Stock 1330,963.00
Full-Paid Stock 424,200.00
Prepaid Stock none
Running Stock none ^^---.aaaa
Other Stock none |755,163.00
Notes Payable, Federal Home Loan Bank none
Notes Payable, Other none
Money borrowed for use in making loans to members, or re-
tiring matured stock. Each note approved by at iMst two-
thirds of entire Board of Directors as required by law.
Accounts Payable none
Undivided Profits 37,843.10
Earnings held in trust for distribution td shwe-holdera at
maturity of stock. ^ ^ /\aa'a/\
Reserve for Contingencies ——- 24,000.00
To be used for the payment of any losses, if snstataed. TOs
reserve increases the safety and stren^rth of the Associationa prrb
Other Liabilities 557.79
TOTAL 1817,563.89’
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OP WILKES, sa:
J. B. Williams. Secretary-Treasurer of the above named Association personally
appeared'before me this day, and being duly sworn, says that the foregoing report is
true to the best of his knowledge and belirf. , t a «o o .
J. B. WILLIAMS, Secretary-Treasurer.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, this 22nd day of Jann«ryjl940. ' _ ,
(My Commission expires Feb. 28, 1940) W. W. STAER, Notary Pubhe.
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