William C, I.assiler (right), Raleigh attorney and general
? counsel Of the North Carolina Press Association, is shown
presenting in Charlotte a ropy of his new book-, "Law and
Prraa," to Thomas L. Robinson, President of the North Caro
lina Press Association and publisher of The Charlotte News.
The book deals with the legal aspects of news reporting,
editing and publishing, in North Carolina.
Say I Saw It In The Mountaineer
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N.C. Press Is Supporting Governor's Industrial Plan
With circulation of nearly a mil-'
lion and a half, newspapers of the
stale are joining handi through the '
North Carolina Pfess Association
to spread the word about the need
for new industry and ways and
means of getting it.
The message will be carried tn
a series of pubiie service advertise-!
ments, published without cost to
the state.
"This is a fine public >ervice by
the Press," declared Governor
Hodges "and is in keeping with its
leadership not only for industrial :
development but toward Improving |
our economic in every respects."
The public service project, larg
est of its kind ever undertaken by
North Carolina newspapers, will be
carried out in cooperation with the
Conservation and Development De
partment.
The Board of Conservation 6c De
velopment, of which Governor
Hodges is chairman, adopted a res
olution commending the news
papers of the state for their public
service both in publishing the
series of advertisements without
cost, and their editorial presenta
tion of information about North
| Carolina's economic needs and
progress.
Ernest B. Hunter, assistant to tt^
publisher of the Charlotte Observ- <
er. is chairman of the press asso
: elation committee on industrial de
velopment. The project was origin-1
aled during the presidency of Les
lie W Thompson, publisher of the
1 Whiteville News-Reporter, and t* ?
being carried forward during the
! presidency of Thomas L. Robinson,
publisher of the Charlotte News.
General theme of the advertise
ments. prepared >y the State Ad
I vertising Division of tile Depart
ment of Conservation & Develop-!
n>?nt will be the benefits to every |
community and resident* of the
state of new and expanded indus
try, and things the stlte and its |
communities can do to get new in-'
dustry?the establishment of more
technical schools to train skilled
labor required by modern science 1
industries, foi instance. j1
World consumption of nitrogen
ous fertilizers, excluding Russia.'
has risen from 2.4 million metric
tons In 1938 to 5.8 million metric
tons in the past year.
Naturalist Program Events Announced
Laurel Falls. Alum Cave Bluffs I
and the Big Trees at Cades Cove i
will be destinations for hikes dur
ing the coming days scheduled by
the Naturalist Program of the Na
tional Park Service.
Trips to Laurel Falls are sched- j
uled both Friday and Monday They
leave at 9 a.m. from Fighting
Creek Gap for the Z^i-irile round
trip.
Saturday a hike to Alum Cave i
Bluffs will start at 9 a.m. from
Alum Cave Parking Area. Hiking
distance, round trip, is 41a miles. I
Hikers are to bring liyich
Monday evening an illustrated
talk will be given at 8:19 p.m. at
Greystone Playhouse, Catlinburg.
The subject is "Bears and Other
Animals in Great Smoky Mountains
National Park."
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Tuesday's hike goes to the Cades
Cove big trees, starting at 9:30
a.m. from the Cades Cove Parking
Area. Round-trip distance is 5
miles. Hikers are to bring 4unch.
While the standard gauge be
tween rails on railroad tracks is 4
feet 8^ inc'ies, railroads around
the world vary fiom track gauges
of S feet 6 inc tes down to 1 foot
3 inches.
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ran immediately fill any prescription handed to as ? whether it calls
for the newest "wonder drugs" or for drugs known centuries ago.
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