rsDAY, OCTOBER ; knforImI' floated to opinions of f a mouthpiece for the Kta observations of our W.t readers, tor which we H^laponslblllty. Contrlbu "Jl, column must not " , jj'roe hundred words. ^ mrf the hospital ? minds Of some of the * m le cf Brunswick county Kfbeen the idea that the e K county hospital was an I j : conceived and built for i H: treatment of those who Ij Kjgpital treatment, which { so well he given them tomes. This is a perfect- f ct But with this 11 K, has arisen in the minds < m of our people, that ad- ( and treatment in the hos- , Hj along purely philan- , nines, that there was no f the patient was a resi-1 ( this county. L misconception can be .< if any one will read the < governing the ruling and t of the hospital, which , t known tc every patient |j j at the hospital for i - of any kind. Briefly, a j after being advised of the of charges affecting the j that shall be required be < '"male case, the naif v* jj then admitted upon certification of the County j 'o^icer. A staff officer ujt be seen, from whom c.i is granted of entrance, i fly emergency or urgent ling for immediate treat ere is modification of the ; inline of admission, which nined at the time and the of the case. oriuct of the business af[ the hospital are under agement and supervision ml of trustees, who are d by the county commisjnd the board of alderte city of Southport, all i serve with no compeni any kind, their services otuntary. From the Duke at Fund, the county of IR'k, through its board of oners and the board of fc of Southport come certified amounts of money, pt all important in assistpe who may not have to pay for treatment pes. While the hospital has rested for the benefit of fortunate afflicted by illor accident, it is in no I institution where entrance ; leatment can be effected;, I all cost, although it is , feral in its charges, a splendid county instiand its support in every i teld be the purpose of i jerscr. in Brunswick coun- j i A CITIZEN. J. MIT THE PORT feh to impress Brunswick : i cituens with the following 1; fcamental purpose for * Sing modern port termi- 1 ities at Southport, N. C., ! i dd up the commerce and j s #f the State in order | cud to the discrimina-11 fright rates that has been , * for many years. This j wtion has cost the busi- | ' ie State about $15,000,- j1 7 year, and North Caro- j been endeavoring to abol- j1 M- uiout success. Southport a basic rate-mak Bftte must have a modern , ^Ptaal which will handle ; Brents with expedition Bare a manufacturer your J, B nay be stored for ex- j Ba bomCd warehouse of , B construction, at low in- " B rate3. and be financed i Blanks on warehouse re- J Btther negotiable or non- , B* Think of the advan- ^ Bright rates will be ma- \ B W. it has been esti- j BJat 70 per cent of North : taports and exports "s through ports withB hate necessitating long ^ Boosed terminal facilities ^ the taxpayers of 4 one penny. The ^ ** provided by the i ^ ^^' ernment. President Bv* trying to help the Federal financing of BJ**?? "Projects. The monBr? Project will not come | State taxation. Why 4 B* ^vantage of the oppor- J 'souring this great as- J B?? State? 1 BJ^ situated at the 4 B^a Cape Fear River, is J BT?10 serve the network 2 into the inter- j Btd 11 is dire"tly on i B|1'^terway, connecting 4 B?1 '>orr-h Carolina, and 2 BJ? and Southern States i sf is ideal f?r handi- "j Bl "r-ght shipments econ-14 Bit!?"* with the above j lend us your in_ B our project put j however, arrives on the scene as Richard Barclay, a playboy-business man, and promptly falls in love with the heavy-hearted bride. Next Week Katherine Hepburn is the star | in "Alice Adams," produced from [ Booth Tarkington's Pulitzer prize j story, which play at the Caro- j lina Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of next week. The story revolves about a j young girl and her family in a small town in the Middle West, j Greatly embarrassed by her shabby home, lack of money and the resulting social oblivion, she stri- j ves to cover her hurt pride with j a mask of pretense. When she stops trying to deceive herself and the man she loves, she wins the things which she desires. "Alice Adams" is an unvarnished picture of the heartaches fac- j ed by thousands of girls who j seek to break loose from the fet- J ters imposed upon them by poverty and win social recognition. Katharine Hepburn gives to the part a wealth of subtle understanding and an appealing pathos that strikes right to the heart. Not since her sensational performance in "Morning Glory," which ivon her the Academy Award! has the star had a role which offered such an opportunity for striking, interpretation. Fred MacMurray has the role( of the man who epitomizes all j Alice's dreams of the ideal lover. Contrasting pictures of the :h rough. Signed, 3RUNSWICK COUNTY-SOUTHPORT PORT COMMISSION. | I What Tli I Does1 I DEPO Money put in a I individuals who < I to return it on d But since n 3 their money at tl gj __ ways be funds jw I I lend in safe way jS men and wage-e ? money within a t iff I | The bank, of I I its deposits. Enoi meet all demand! class bonds, govei r~"~] then, is loaned I I helps business, c ployment and c whole. I WACC/ I BANK & T I WHITEVILLE - CHADI I, 193S 'She Married Her ] Tomorrow At skin a picture that has been pro- 1 tounced her best since "It Hap- 8 ened One Night," Claudette Col- ( ert has scored again in "She \ Carried Her Boss," the feature c ittraction at the Carolina theare, Wilmington, Thursday, Fri- ] lay and Saturday of this week, j The film is, in essence, a com- i idy, but enough of the dramatic ! uns through it to give it back- i >one. And Columbia has supplied ] t with a supporting cast that i imacks the genius. But, of course, it's Miss Colbert ill the way. Vivacious, intelligent, disarming in her frankness, ihe leaves no doubt in your mind hat she is deserving of the highjst honors the movies can bestow apon her. As Julia Scott, a painfully effi:ient private secretary to Leonird Rogers?played by Douglas? jhe gets in trouble when she is careless enough, as the title has told you, to fall in love with and marry her boss. Rogers is a dyspeptic young man who has had in unsuccessful marriage; his life is being made further unhappy by a unmanageable, spoiled nine-year-old daughter and an old-maidish, bitter sister who runs ?and ruins?his household. All this, Julia Scott inherits when she unsuspectingly says, "I do." Not knowing that Rogers has married her mainly because her, efficiency and orderliness?so evident in the office?would be a blessing in his utterly confused home, Julia sets about to become just a loving wife, refusing to do anything about the office, which, in turn, becomes a beehive of inoArnnotonoo VV1II|/V IfVlibV All of which adds up to a lot of unimportant misery for the newlv-weds: Michael Bartlett, enuuiu. ot all depositors want all gsTIf le same time, there will al- >pf ) available for the bank to ?Hli s to local farmers, business jf arners, able to repay the ?& f short time. 11 ' course, never lends all of ?f|3! lgh is kept in its vaults to W X i. Part is invested in high- X rnment securities, etc. Part, ?& I a to reliable borrowers. This jfji m ,'irculates money, aids em- fjl If ommunity progress as a Jj ^MAW If RUST CO. if IOURN - FAIRMONT || | W|HWWW??1MWMK* I THE S Boss" Begins * Carolina Theatre * . ir lome of the town's social queen a: ind the shabby home of the Ad- ti ims', serve to further dramatize lie gallant battle which Alice t vages against snobbery and hyp- p >crisy. p Graphic pictures of the hope- s ess, plodding father and the nag- r jing, disillusioned mother are pro- j vided by Fred Stone and Ann j Shoemaker, respectively. Stone, ivho for years was a star on the e New York stage, is making his r screen debut in "Alice Adams." e 1936 Weed Crop May Be Reduced Hudson Says Next Year's Planting Will Depend On Size Of 1935 Crop Washington.?Protests of eastern North Carolina growers over prices received for the current crop of flue-cured tobacco resulted in a statement from J. B. , Hutson, farm administration tobacco division director, that 1936 plantings might be reduced considerably under certain conditions. A Hutson said the size of the current crop was still uncertain, and that reduction of next year's plantings would depend on the size of the 1935 crop and world consumption of the leaf. "In connection with the price situation for flue-cured tobacco, the question has been raised as to the probable plantings," Hutson said. "The 1935 flue-cured tobacco adjustment program provides for a reduction of not more than 35 per cent from the bases established in the contract. Whether the reduction will be the full amount authorized, or a lesser figure, will depend upon the size j of the 1935 crop and developments affecting world consumption." University Seeks n a ? J C ! roems Ana oongs , Institute Of Folk Music Appeals For Unearthing Of Traditional Production J Chapel Hill.?The Institute of I Folk Music of the University of I North Carolina is making an ap-; peal to the citizens of the State! for aid in unearthing traditional music and native poetry. These collections were begun in 1931 [ j and have attended with much! J success as to visibly further re- j jj search, it is said. Virginia, through her Univer- j sity News Letter, has gathered! J many of her songs and tradition-1J al musical treasures, but Cecil IJ J. Sharp, great English musician [ j who collected many ballads in the j j Appalachain Highlands, states J J that the looked-for traditions are ! j more thoroughly alive in North j Carolina than in any State he vis- J ited. The Institute aims, in finding j J these traditional songs and g'-mes ! to keep them alive for present | and coming generations to fill |. the need of modern children for good music since there could be | le BANK | j With I: ,SITS ft! bank is the property of the ] ieposit it. The bank agrees ffi? j m i iTATE PORT PILOT, SOU 3 better music than the true ilk songs and folk dances of leir own race. Those who have any of the fol'Wing songs, collections, or any [formation regarding them, are sked to send them to the Instiite of Chapel Hill, N. C.: Ballads: Barbara Allen, Lord homas and Fair Elleanor, Pretty 'oily, The Seven Sleepsr, Lord :andal, Lord Lovel, Love Henry, weet William and Lady Margaet, The Hangman's Tree, The ew's Daughter, The Gipsy Davy, he House Carpenter, etc. Love-songs: The Drowsq Sleepr, Molly Vaughan (Olie Van Dosy), There's Changes in the Ocan, The Foggy Dew, Johnny, 1 Ireamed of My True-Love Last light, etc. Sacred Songs: The Twelve Jlessings of Mary, The Little family, The Twelve Apostles esuS Born in Bethlehem, The ?welve Days of Christmas, etc. Children's songs: The Frog Vent A-Courtin',, Who Killec tommy Robin?, Billy Boy,etc. Singing games: Weevly Wheat torching Round the Levee (oi Galley), Draw a Bucket of Wa ;er, Green Gravel, etc. New Sort Crime Found At Benson \ttempt Made To Kill Anc Carry Off Hogs Fron Pasture Benson.?A new sort of crime the like of which has not beei reported in this section for man; pears, was committed one nigh this week when an attempt wa made to kill and carry off prob ibly several hogs from the pas ture of J. J. Barbour, farmer liv mg near Benson. The attention of the Barbou family was attracted by the nois made by hogs and upon examina tion they noticed a light movinj iround in the nasture. Mr. Bar aour fired a shotgun in the di rection of the light and promptl; in automobile was heard to star md leave the scene at high speed 3oing to the pasture the farme discovered one of his hogs weigh ing perhaps 100 lbs. had beei killed, apparently by a blow oi the head with the hammer, th rulprits evidently unable to tak their quarry with them in thei Checks ?* f* t* Malaria DOU ^'s' first day. Liquid Tablets __ . _ . _ Salre Jfose .Tonicfand Laxativ Drops ttXXXXXXXXXXXXXX 1 R] f \ i Auto : f ! ** | WE < j Autom I Try our ex I need repairs. ( | any repairing ( ! lc A %j With Magic Colli) !<KitKMlClCJCIC)ClCIClHtK? \ THPORT, N. C. College R.O.T.C. ! Has 1,177 Cadets Three Additional Companies Of State College Regi- 1 ment Formed This Year I Raleigh.?With 1,177 students enrolled for military science classes, the North Carolina State College R. O. T. C. regiment is larger this year than ever before. Three additional companies j , have been organized and added to the regiment to facilitate the ! handling of the increased number of cadets, announces Colonel , Bruce Magruder, head of the ! swift flight > The automobile was traced for 1 some five miles by sheriff's deputies to a point where signs in> dicated a trailer had been hitched 1 to it, making it impossible to trace it any further by its tracks. f PLI I x )i TkJ I AT. ii !? i I W^.*i ;ll IN I) i Our Mules are - ; [ Kin. : i i .. , H II /i "ii 1 ? I! - 11 - | til CASH C :| ' I Sethi !| WHITE V J ?X3t3t3t3HtKKK3t?X3(?3t]t; EPA1 <*? DONI .mobiles, Rad P AI CARRY A LARGE tobiles Rad oert workmanship i Call for our shop for lone. 136 R. C. I : Brain, Magic Eye TERMS TO \ r;, mbus Whitevili [KMlCmcmCKKKKlCKXWf** I State College military depart- re merit. Pi Of the total number registered a for military, 621 are freshmen, 381 are sophomores, and 175 are juniors and seniors. fe The unit is under the command th of Colonel Bruce Magruder and w four regular army officers, Ma- j jor Kenneth G. Althaus, Major gi B. W. Venable, Captain T. C. Thorson, and Captain P. W. Rick- c< amore. fe State College's military regi- ai ment is considered a model organization by army officials, oi Eight years ago the regiment was pi given the War Department rating of "Excellent" and since that g time has never fallen below that tl high ranking at the annual spring inspections conducted by army officers from the Fourth Corps a area headquarters at Atlanta. o The regiment is now divided in- g to thr*e battalions of four com- h panies each, a 70-piece band and drum and bugle corps. o Cadet Colonel Bob Soitz of Camp Hill, Penna., commands the ri BEMXXXJCXXXXJtXJtimXM CNTY GO IULE r OUR BARN Extra Fine and all are J of Work. We also hav ACKNEY WAGON! Both 1 and 2 Horse] We Wdl Sell For >R REASONABLE' ? =rKZ$Z#~ =*? L. Smith I ILLE, NORTH CAI KWtJ(X3tM??3tX?3(3tX3titit [RIN I ON lios and Bicy ITS' STOCK OF PARTS lios and Bi and well equipped si eman, Virgil McKe( radio: and Metal Tubes. SUIT YOU! Motor fe, N. C EKKEKKKKlClCICmCKICJMClC v J THREE giment, with Lieut. Col. 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