Truck Farmers Are
Facing A Big Task
Atlanta?Vegetable producers and
canners of the southeast may soon
be helping other branches of the in
dustry answer the call of the Army
for 50,000.000 pounds of quick froz
en vegetables from the 1943 crop,
it was revealed today by the Quar
termaster Branch. Fourth Service
Command.
If the request is met as it is ex
pected to be. according to Quarter
master officers, the big order will
benefit the nation's growers and
canners as well as the frozen food in
dustry because the Army's use of
frozen foods in this country will re
sult in either: (1) releasing a large
supply of canned foods to meet ever
increasing demands of the troops
overseas, or (2) it will result in a
diversion of raw vegetables from
canning to freezing
Such diversion, it is declared,
would save about 115.000 pounds of
tin and 10,000.000 pounds of new
steel. The saving in new steel alone
would be enough to build nearly 200
medium sized tanks.
The Army's tentative require
ments for next year include 6.000,
000 pounds of snap beans. 10,000,000
pounds of lima beans. 4.000,000
pounds of cut corn, 23,000.000 pounds
of green peas and nearly 10,000,000
pounds of spinach.
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Special Notice to
T axpayers
Month of October
Is the lust 1110111li in which
discount will he allowed on
1912 taxes.
Special Notice
This is to inform the Taxpayers of
Martin County that all lands on which
1942 taxes have not beeii paid, will be
advertised First Monday in May, for
Sale First Monday in June, 19-43.
Sales heretofore have been made in
October.
This it done by order of the Board of County
Commissionert and by State Iauc provided.
M. L. PEEL
Tax Collector ? Martin County
Preview for Hallowe en
The National Hallowe'en Committee, a non-profit organization has been
formed to encourage the staging of parties for service men, is making
a nation-wide appeal to citizens to invite at least one soldier or sailor
to his or her house party. Pretty Billy Boze is showing Corp. Andrew
Babin how to dunk a doughnut (Central Frees)
This World
Of Ours..
Bv DALLAS MALLISON
(Editor's Note: This is the third of
a series of articles on the present
world conflagration, its causes, con
ditions determining its outcome, the
course it is taking and the effects it
will have on our generation and
those to come.)
WORLD PEACE AND
WORLD UNITY
Our last story dealt with the poli
tical organization and structure of
the new world order; and so great
is this aspect of the new world now
being born and so vast and profound
the influence of this aspect upon the
citizens of tomorrow that we are de
voting another article to the effects
and characteristics of the political
changes now taking place. It should
be born in mind that by "political
organization and structure" We re
fer not to the ordinary meaning
ascribed to the term, -11politics", but
to the whole sphere of organized
government and its direct influences
upon man.
It is the belief expressed here that
both the Roosevelt and Churchill
governments are planning their war
and peace strategies and programs
on the basis that every precaution
must be taken to guarantee the peace
of the world in the future; and to ;
do this, of necessity they must set
up a new world political organiza
tion so unified and so controlled that
the peace will be maintained. This,
sociologically, is not an u n reason
I able view or a preposterous hope.
[Once upon a time the only political
. organization man had was that of
; the rule of the club which extend
led from man to man; the political
| unit was then expanded to include
| families within which there was
peace but between which there was
still conflict; the next political unit
j was that of the tribe of the clan with
, peace within each clan and struggle
| between each clan; thence came the
I city-state as the next political unit
| with peace within and struggle be
tween; then emerged the modern na
tion composed of individuals, fam
ilies, clans, cities and states with
I peace within and conflict between
each nation.
Now we have to go only one step
further and we will have a world
political unit composed of all these
elements formerly at conflict with
each other on different levels of poli
tical organization and now at peace
with each other and between each
other. By "conflict" reference is
made to overt physical struggle and
not to economic, social, cultural or
racial competition and conflict which
will continue within the new world
political order.
Some Aspects of the
New World Unit
(1). What is historically known as
Germany, Italy and Japan will dis
appear from the earth; these nations
and their empires will be dismem
bered; the home peoples will be po
liced and controlled for at least a
generation to come by our military
and economic units located within
these countreis; Nazism, fascism and
totalatarianism of the axis type will
be .eradicated; the old Prussian and
Japanese military castes and frame
of mind will be destroyed; and by a
systematic program of culturaliza
tion and education, the peoples of
these nations, especially Germany
and Japan ? and especially the
younger citizens of these countries
?will be taught that they are not the
chosen race or people of God destin
ed to rule the world and that their
superiority is entirely a fabricated
and manufactured myth.
(2). The new world political order
or the United Nations will operate
as a total world political unit whose
membership is not compulsory but
made necessary by economic and
political compulsions supported only
by military mechanisms when one or
more nations attempt to break the
peace.
(3) The United Nations will have
a centrally governing body which
will probably be a compromise be
tween the British parliamentary and
the American three-part constitu
tional forms of government. Execu
tive authority will probably and of
necessity be set up and in the form
of a plural head, such as a presidium
of three to nine persons chosen by
agreed methods by all the member
nations and coming from any mem
ber nation.
(4). In order to achieve their main
object, the preservation of the
world peace, the United Nations
must necessarily weld the world in
to a closely knit economic unit and
a new harmonious racial unit. Thus,
very much as a nation today controls
the economic functions and racial
elements w ithin its own boundaries,
the United Nations will do for the
world as a whole.
The beginings of this new world
economic order, controlled and guid
ed by a world political unit, are now
clearly visible and will be built upon
many of the practices and devices
now being estiblashed by the United
Nations as a prerequisite to winning
this war This new economic order
will be the subject of our next ar
ticle.
?
Ptices are responding to rising de
mand. and latest estimates of the U.
S. Department of Agriculture are
that the total cash farm income this
year will exceed 15 billion dollars.
Beware
Coughs
That Hang On
Creomulaion relieve* promptly be
eauae It goes right to the neat of the
trouble to help looeen and expel
germ laden phlegm, and aid nature
to aoothe and heal raw, tender, In
flamed bronchial mucous mem
branes. Tell your druggist to sell you
a bottle of Creomulalon with the un
derstanding you must like the way it
Quickly allays tha oough or you era
to have your money back.
CREOMULSION
for Coufbi, ChastCnMs, Bronchitis
Firemen
Almost 10,000 rural (ire-fighting
lompaniet have been organised this
Kear to protect America's farms
against destructive fires, with 100,
100 men enrolled.
ruirtfi
Marketing, processing, and distri
bution facilities are operating at ca
pacity this fall, preparing the rec
Jrd 1942 farm production for mili
ary, lease-land, and civilian use.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
Having this day qualified as Ad
ninistratrix of the estate of James
Walter Harris, this is therefore to
lotify all persons owing the estate
a make immediate payment there
if and to notify all persons having
iny debts against the estate to pre
lent them within one year from date
lereof or this notice will be plead
;d in bar of recovery thereon.
^jhi^h^^3r^daj^>f^Segtj^94^
MARTHA OSBORNE HARRIS,
Administratrix.
H. L. Swain, Atty. s25-6t
NOTICE OF SUMMONS
BY PUBLICATION
North Carolina. Martin County. In
The Superior Court. Before the
J. J. White and wife, Joaie B. White;
Mrs. Nell White Lee and husband,
W. W. Lee; Mrs. rattle Woolen and
husband, Dr. W. L Wooten; Mrs.
rattle S. Carr; E. Graham Flana
gan and wife, Mrs. Lillian Flana
gan; John Flanagan and wife, Jo
sephine S. Flanagan; Charles R.
Flanagan and wife, Eugenia G.
Flanagan; Mrs. Rosemond Flana
gan agner and husband, T. L Wag
ner; Mrs. Rosa H. Flanagan; Guar
anty Bank & Trust Company, Ad
ministrator of the Estate of Ed
ward Gas kill Flanagan, deceased;
Mrs. Annie Quinerly; Mrs. Annie
Quinerly, Ancillary Administrator
of the estate of J. H. Randolph, de
ceased vs. Mrs. Adelaide Randolph,
Individually and as executrix of
the estate of J.H. Randolph.
The defendant, Mrs Adelaide Ran
dolph, Individually and as executrix
of the estate of J. H. Randolph, will
hereby take notice that a special pro
ceeding has been instituted in the
Superior Court of Martin County for
the purpose of having sold for divi
sion and to make assets the real es
tate set out and described in a deed
from Standard Realty Company,
Inc., to E. G. Flanagan, trustee, duly
of record in Book B-2 at page 132 in
the office of the Register of Deeds
of Martin County. And the said de
fendant will further take notice that
she is required to be and appear be
ore the Clerk of the Superior Court
of Martin County at his office in the
courthouse at Williamston. N. C.,
within ten (10) days after the com
pletion of the service of this sum
mons, and either answer or demur to
the petition which has been filed in
?aid office, or the relief therein de
manded will be granted.
my hand thia the lMh day
of October. 1942.
L. B. WYNNE,
Clerk Superior Court
o23-4t Martin County.
QUICK RELIEF FROM
STOMACH ULCERS
duet* EXCESS ACID
Mast IMp irKWI Cast Yfa Notttag
Over two million bottles of t he WTLLARD
TREATMENT hnrw been sold far relief of
rypto?Mdtotr?artel?ft
and f>ni ii ml Ween duo to I
due to linn Add. Sold on 15 dare* trial!
iik for **WW!erd*? Mmap" which f "
explains this treatircnt
Aik for **WNIard*e Mmmm" which fully
trcnt hw at
DAVIS FHARMACT
Valuable Farm Lands
And
City Property For Sale
BELONGING TO THE
Heirs of M. D. Wilson
TO BE SOLI)
November 2nd, 1942,11 O'clock
In Front Courthouse Door in Town of Williamston
Also one farm in Washington County to be sold Noveml>er 3rd,
1942, at 12 o'clock noon in front of the courthouse in the town
of Plymouth.
y
Home Farm. Approximately 150 to 175 acres cleared. Tobacco
allotment 17.4 acres; peanuts 74 acres, and cotton 16.7 acres.
The above allotments are estimated from information avail
able.
Everett and Baker farms on Highway 125. Under one contract.
93.0 acres cleared. Tobacco allotment 11.2 acres; cotton 3.2 acres
and peanuts 32.4 acres.
Spruill farm in Hamilton Township. 13.1 acres cleared. To
bacco allotment 3.4 acres; cotton 6.5 acres and peanuts 13.6 acres
Bespass and Biggs farm. Around 25 acres cleared. Tobacco
allotment 4.4 acres; cotton 3.5 acres, and peanuts 8 acres. The
above allotments are estimated from information available.
Washington County farm. 45.5 acres cleared. Tobacco allot
ment 6 acres; cotton 4.8 acres and peanuts 16.5 acres.
One tract of woodsland in Jamcsville Township, 56 acres more
or less.
One tract of land in Conoho. 17 1-2 acres more or less.
One-half undivided interest, 110 acres, more or less, land in Con
oho. . *
CITY PROPERTY CONSISTS OF HOUSES
AND LOTS AND SEVERAL VACANT LOTS
For Further Information See
A. CRITCHER AND
Z. V. BUNTING
COMMISSIONERS