Navy Announcing Modification Of Its Requirements Applicant* Rejected in Paul May Re-upply for Second Examination A relaxation of physical standards for enlistments in the U. S. Navy and the Naval Reserve was announc ed this week by the Navy Depart ment. In commenting on this action, the Navy Department announcement stated that numerous men who in past months have sought to enlist and have been rejected on the bas is of minor physical defects will, be cause of the modification' oT physi cal standards, be ^encouraged to re apply for enlistment in either the regular Navy or the Naval Reserve for the duration of the emergency The Navy Department has request - ed that any person knowing of young m^n who had been barred from en listment in the Navy or the Naval Reserve because of minor physical reasons should bring this modifica tion in physical requirements to the attention of these young men Applicants with .'varicose veins FOR SALE! Baby Chicks MOORE Grocery Co. UNCLE SAM TEACHES RADIO To meet the demand for qualified men created by the huge shipbuilding program of the Maritime Com mi?ion, the United State* Maritime Service is training youths to become radio operators in the American Merchant Marine. Physically fit American male citizens 18 to 23 years of age with no previous experi ence are being offered a 40 months' course in radio operation, maintenance, and repair. Youths accepted are paid from $36 to $60 a month while in training. Food, quarters, and clothing are furnished by the Government. Those who successfully complete the course become radio operators in the Mer chant Marine with pay starting at $105 a month; food and quarters furnished. For complete information write to U. S. MARITIME SERVICE, WASHINGTON, D. C. Will be arrpptahlf )|nH,.r tVV|l ghanfl ed standards, this varicocele condi tion to be corrected, if the condition us painful, at the Naval Training Sta tions to which the new recruits are ^J m'nt. Hydrocele. another defect that formerly ruled out numerous appli cants, will be corrected, if necessary, after enlistees arrive at Training Sta tions. Applicants suffering from ? KW <3*'^ W*T JX tfrn'SZ tHrn'S* ) -hernia?vrrR he accepted?provided pui lod.s uf convalescence. ? their I Q.'s are 75 or better. Recruits Other physical defects which for suffering from hernia will be treat-rr.erly prevented men from being ac id at the training stations and willcepted as recruits, but which now be enrolled for schooling during theiran waived, are seasonal hay fever; fcJSTCi 1 correctible nasal deformities or nas al deformities of such a degree as not to interfere with duty; under nourished and underdeveloped ap plicants, providing the condition is 1 not due to organic disease; and mi nor surgical defects which can be corrected within a month. Appli cants who possess 1& natural serv ic? able teeth, with at least two mo-, Jars in functional ecclusion and not; more than four incisors missing, will ' be acceptable. Dental treatment will 1 be given at the training stations. Any applicant who has been re jected because of any of the defects noted above is urged to re-apply for enlistment in the Navy or Naval Re serve immediately. All applicants accepted with de fects requiring correction will be hospitalized. After correction of these defects recruits will be re- I turned to their training stations at: the earliest practicable time. These modified physical standards will apply for all applicants for en listment in either the regular Navy j or the Naval Reserve with the ex ception of applicants for enlistment in classes for prospective commis- j sioning. Was Here Monday Jack Cahoon, of Plymouth, was in j town Monday. Wayne Farmeri Are Pleated With Cotton Grading Service Wayne County fanners are pleas ed with the grading service in con nection with their one-variety cot ton communities, since they now know the proper grade and staple of their lint. Mrs. H. B. York, Jr., is confined to her home by illness. ?3BJ fOran^f c\avore? 6\n 80 P*00f. "hJ 81.00 Prepared by Greenbros !nc Cmti 0 ttfts Far AM Agts - " - v. Rocky Mount s\gr: (?: After: r&r*\(,n :.r r: :^r: cri r: r? r: ;?* r: :r r: .??? er: :.^r: cr: :? r: ;*? r: ;?? &?: i?r:?r? v.\ rscri r?r: mgR arc* saw saw saw sss w rs SILK lin<;eiuk I lit' lili'al (rift For Tin' l.ovcly Fmly liTXK TYI.EICS exquisite gift lingerie section offers a beautiful and complete line of lingerie of all kinds for the most discriminating tastes. Make >our selections here^ In lovely ( rhistmas boxes for you. (>oivns ? l*a jamas Had Jackals ? 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A large variety of patterns. 89c - $2.98 ISovelty \\ \STK BASKKTS Novelty floral waste baskets, both metal and fiber $1 PIPK STANDS Novelty pipe stands that any man would appreciate. 89c-$1.98 Lovely Gift HANDKERCHIEFS A large stock of lovely gift handkerchiefs to choose from. lively linen handkerchiefs In ap plique, embroideries., and lace trimmed. In white and colon. A gift that is sure to pie 5c ? 48c rotKv, SILK PILLOWS /\0 Large Size Brocaded SILK PILLOWS. In all eolora. AN IDEAL GIFT! VVV ftl. ii * IIANDKKRCIIIKFS A larxe stork of men's hand kerchiefs to select from. See them TODAK 10c-98c (lift SOCKS Socks are al ways appreci ated ? Take care of the men on your list now. 10c 25c SHAVING SETS Make shaving a luxury with one of these attractive shaving sets. 48c- 98c Men a BEDROOM SLIPPERS (*ood quality kid slippers in both soft and leather soles. Well made. Hlacks and browns. All sizes. An ideal gift for men. 98c-$ 1.98 Cannon TOWEL SETS Idral gifts for the family. At tractive combinations of towels, batlimats and bath cloths. Col ors to match the color schemes in the bath. 48c-$1.98 NYLON HOSE l.ovely sheer Nylon How in all the new winter shades. Make your selection early while our stock incomplete. $1.50 Men'* Pajamas Smartly styled mrn's pajamas In fast f?lar prints and silks 1.29-3.98 MI.VS TKAVKL KITS Attractive leather travel kits, brown and black. Fitted with comb, brush, mirror, razor holder, etc. $l-$4.95 SETS Old Spice?The ideal man's shaving set. An appropriate gift. S1-S2.75 POTTERY VASES Attractive colored pottery vases, all novelty shapes. An ideal gift that any woman would appreciate. 59c $1.39 (lift PANTIES Full rut rayon Panties ? both lace trimmed and elastic lets. Color tea rose. 9c KOYKKY I'ICTUKKS Silent 1 on luvrly pictures I . S. 7m in all sixev *** OUT KI,\!NKKTS Warm wool blankets, both singles and doubles. A large as sortment to select from. Blan kets are an Ideal Gift. Make your selection NOW! $1.98-$8.95 WASH CLOTH SI/PS An appropriate gilt. Choose the colors that will match your friend's bath. 25c - 48c IllCkOk SKI'S Attractive Kill sets for men. Belts, suspenders, collar pins, etc. A large stock to select from. 50c - $2 GIFT BILLFOLDS Attractive billfolds that are ideal gifts foremen. 25c-$1.48 GLOVE SILK PANTIES Both tailored and lace trim med glove silk panties. A use ful gift. 59c- 69c SATIN SLIPS flood quality satin slips, both tailored and lace trimmed. 59c Bdk-Tyler Company J DCPART/AE/iT STORCS J W1LLIAMSTON, N. C. lam nam uk lmm uu *****????? (ill I HOSIERY < 98c Hosiery for the lady of your choice. Nothing would delight her more and you may rest assur ed there is always a need for them. Latest col ors and a full stock of sizes. ^ / ttcipuinp ttcmity lively sheer ring less crepe hose, two, three & four thread, in all the newest col ors. An ideal gift. 89c Mcwm?firlo Host For a less ex pen- "7 sive gift ? 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Flannels and silks in a lovely range of new styles and colors. All sises. j$2.48 $7.95

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