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capita
While North
snt of the
tion in July, 1M7,
2.97 per cent of the
mated workers
factum, or more than
White this is by no
State stands below }ta rightAil posi
tion in manufacture, when its cli
mate, quality and abundance of
workers and the abundance of its
natural resources and raw materials
ate considered. ^ *5$??$
North Carolina stood ninth In to
tal value of manufactured products
at the time of the last' census of
manufacture Ijy virtue of the State's'
processing of three bask raw mate
rials into manufactured products,
textiles, tobacco and furniture; which
represented 90.6 per cent of the
State's total value of manufactured
products.
Only a few other possibilities that
should be exploited as far as possible
am listed as follows:' processing
hides into- leather and increased pro
duction in teat&er goods; refining
oils from peanuts, soybeans arid men
haden into audi products as shorten
ings, paints, varnishes and soaps;
further processing of wood pulp into
finished paper products; manganese,
mica, kaolin; ' and other important
minerals should be processed furth
er, adding many times their crude
condition value in "the refinements.
These and many other raw mate
rials could be proceased in small
plants which require small capital
and which would ihcreaae an their
own earnings, thus adding many
millions to the income of the people
of tiie State, the report shows.
Church Council
Pgieeks
For Stricken Nations
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Churches throughout North Caro
tin* are joining the nation-wide pie*
for food and clothing which-will be
shipped overseas by Church World
Service, cooperative relief sad
construction agency of the Protest
ant churches. |
The appeal of the Protestant
churches for gifts in kind comes as
whiter closes in for a third time
since the ffeace on millions left help
less by the ravages of war. Food is
the first need. Church World Ser
vice! through CROP, which it spon
sors jointly with Lutheran World
lief, appeals to farmers throughout
the nation for gifts of faod for re
lief. Already hundreds at thousands
of pounds of wheslt have been contri
buted in western states for CROP.
One North Carolina town is at pres
ent collecting a carload of canned and
dried milk. Dried peas sad beans,
wheat, soy beans and peanuts are a
mong the food products
Cotton is also being given for
relief through CROP. Information
on CROP may be had from the N
C. Council of Chotehes, College Sta
tion, Durham.
Clothing and shoes are equally ai
t*l. WHheut feed, people must
starve,- but unless they have cloth
ing to keep them from the ctid, they
will just as surely fieeser Good used
clothing; coats, suits, <
, warm underwear,
and socks are especially needed at
this time Shoes are necendaty to
continued work on the farms, facto
and mines of countries strug
r toward rehabilitation. ~ ""
tding blankets, * sheets and nil
caftan ef which i
be shipped
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for distri
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P. 1862,933; S*??. ?,
Total Mies for the three
ifi 598.882.50. This was a 10
increase ever total sales in
ber. reflectinsr not only a seasonal
crease in bend buying in many farm
counties, but in the industrial cdun
ties as well, the report stated.
Chairman Wnidrop said
although counties had net
sales quotes in 1947 the
a whole has a sales objec
tive of 94 million dollars m its
la the plan for managing the nation
al debt m 1947. Mr. Wakirop sakf
that Serins F and G Bonds are ex
cellent investments for industrial and
ShsinsM concerns as wall as for in
dividuals and recommended that
Urate shack to aee whether they have
ea yet bought their limit of *100,000
for the calendar yen.
The county chairman urged every
citben apd firm who possibly can to
buy Savings Bonds now to help fight
inflation, do save -for the fotare, and,
to help the nation property manege
our national debt by spreading it a
momg all oar people.
Savings Bonds make an excellent
Christmas gift.
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THANK YOUR LUCKY STAKSt
If you're on the point of buying a
old home mortgage, you
Taxes, Interest, |wurance and _
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DR.KENNETH L. QUIGGINS
OPTOMETRIST
Bank of Farmville Building
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MONARCH
pure COFFEE, 1 lb jar.
ARABY GOLDEN fe
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SCHOOLDAYS SWEET
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DIAMOND
Walnuts, lb.
42c
QUU.ITY MEATS
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CHOPS, lb.
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BEEF, lb..
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