THURSDAY. NOV. 25, 1943
PACE TWO
THE NEWS JOURNAL, RAEFORD, N. C.
Farmer's Income
Tax Due Dec. 15
Making f:irm inccme tax returns for
K13 is one of the important Jobs to
face North Carolina growers next
month, says Pr. I. O. Sehaub. director
of the State College Extension Ser
vice. He point. out that the farmer is re
quired to tile a declaration v ith the
U. S. Colin-tor of Internal Revenue as
to hi 1943 income and ray the esti
mated tax on this income on orbefore
December 15
To assist farmers in' making out
these returns, the Extension Service
has issued a special publication. War
Series Bulletin No. 27, entitled "Mak
ing Farm Returns". Growers can get
copies at the county agent's office or
by writing the Agricultural Editor.
State College, Raleigh.
Application blanks for filing the de
claration may also be obtained at the
office of the county agent.
Deputy Collectors will visit each
county before December 15 and these
men will assist farmers in completing
their declarations. Announce rent
The Collector of Internal Revenue
has pointed out that if there is a
chmge in income or expenses be
tween December 15 and 31, such
changes will be reflected in the final
repirt which the farmer must make
on March 15.
Where a fanner made tax payments
on March 15 and June 15, Jhcse pay
ments will apply on the 1943 taxes j
under the 'pay as you go plan" and I
the balani-e of the taxes arc payable '
with the declaration of December 15. 1
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Canadian Cadet j
Pleads Guilty
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The Thanksgiving Loan c have an air f gay opulence in f'to of ration ticket if we follow
llie suggestion of Horace lleail, stylist of .'lorists Tele"-..n Delhery Association who designed
this centerpiece for u small dinner in tlr Colonial dining room of Good Housekeeping Institute.
Me used oak loaves, dried seed pods that once were wilil Dowers in Ari.ona, stalki of ripe wheal,
! :') mums and fruit for color, while a pine cone owl look- !idy on the whole proceedings.
New York, Nov. 22. Wayne Lcn
ergun, 25-year-old RCAF cadet,
pleaded innocent today to an indict
ment charging him with first degree
murder in the slaying of his wife, Pa-trici-i,
a munth ago.
The plea, routine because a defen
dant may not plead guilty to first de
gree murder, was tnken speedily be
fore General Sessions Judge George
L. Donnellan.
Lonergan did not speak r'uring the
procedure. His chief council, Edward
V. Broderick, entered the pica end an
associate council sought and 'eecived
10 days in which to file motions.
Broderick told reporters later that
no arrangements had been made to
have a psychiatric examination of the
defendant. Assistant District Attor
ney Jacob Grumet said outside the
courtroom that he hoped to bring
Lonergan to trial "some ti.-re in Jan
uary." The tall, slender Canadian service
man was taken into custody in Toron
to soon after Ms wife's body had been
found, strangled End tentrn, in her
Beekman Hill triplex apartment. The
district attorney's office said Loner
gan confessed the crime.
First Soldier's Medal
Given In North Ireland
Belfast, N'.rthern Irelanil, Nov .22.
The first soldiers wclrl awarded to
a United States soldier in northern
rebnd was presented today to Private
Ray F. Eeasley, Shorts Creek, Va., by
Brig. Gen. Leroy P. Collins, comman
der of this area.
Bcasley won the medal for saving
an aged Eelfc-st man from drowning
in August, 1912. Although not a swim.
ir.er, the soldier leaped into a river
fully cad, pulled the man to safety,
sa." that be was taken t a hospital,
and then walked 20 miles back to his
camp in his soaking uniform.
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Spain has agreed to ship 10,500,000
gallons of table wine to Switzerland
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I THE RAEFORD THEATRE
SALUTE FOR THREE
Open 5.50 McDonald Carey Betty Rhodes
7 "BORDER PATROL"
ONLY With William Boyd
"rSr "ALASKA HIGHWAY"
Richard Arlen Jean Parker
"P "THUMBS UP"
g p m Brcnda Joyce Richard Frazier
MONDAY ,, ..-.
- "Mr. LUCKY"
Tuesday
Show Starts Cary Grant Larraine Day
t 5:30
sHil i"sw,fiG Y0UR PflRTHER"
at 5:.'Ji) I Carolina's Own Lula Belle and Scotty
"The Sky's The Limit"
Dec. 2-3 Fred Astaire Joan Leslie
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AS ONE SERVICE fAAN TO AN' OTHER
Of course, I don't get my
pay check from Uncle Sam,
but I lure am a "service"
man when it comet to
workin' in close cooperation
vith tha armed forces.
Seems like most of the
nay, nary and star in e
corpe ride my bus sooner
or later.
But you're welcome, even
if we are crowded to the
gunnels, ai the tailor said.
When I'm haulin' you guya
in uniform, I feel like I'm
doing my bit for the country.
Bill-tin ha Jau
YOUR TAX- AND BOND-DOLLAR
HOW THE GOVERNMENT SPENDS IT
(First Half of 1943)
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Ground ordntnee
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gfYt tisnel equipment
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MitctlUteout
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Automotive vehicles end equipment elolhinq and personal equipment
end ether expenses '
"Pay, subsistence, travel tor armed loroes end civilians eqriculturel
commodities lor erport and miscellaneous expencea Drfe-WFl
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tngogaum ling 150.00
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tngogienet tint KM
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I HAT'S an order from head
quarters, soldier I And good
strategy, too ... because that
lovely lady of yours knows
that the enduring quality and
true value of a Keepsake makes
it the perfect symbol of the
engagement. So you can BE
SURE it is a Genuine Regis
tered Keepsake, we give you
the Keepsake Certificate of
Registration and Guarantee as
part of your purchase.
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eepsake
DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RINGS
C. P. Unlaw, Jeweler
Authorized Kttpicki JewWer
WANT ADS
WANTFD All proplr si'fTirln from
kidney trouble or barkarhe to try
KIDnfl 97c. ey bilk ffuaran
tc?. Hoke Drus Co. 21-37pd
FOR SALE
rok.re Red Heart Peed Wheat.
Tnlirrain Oats Abrnzil Ky Best
for This Section. Troduccd by
Clarence Lytch
WANTED TO BPY Several loads
well-rotted ttable manure. See L.
E. Reaves, Reavee Drug Store.
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FOR SALE Re?d wheat and oats
See W. J. McNeill, R. 2. Kaeford.
21-2tp
AIR-WAC SMILE. Anyway, ifs all
smiles for Ti5 (Corporal) Nellie Tur
ner of Weston, Mo., as she goes ah-un-tin'
through Army files at Laiirinburg
Maxton Army Air Base, Maxton, N.
C, an installation of the First Tro.:
Carrier Command, where she ir sta
tioned ns a member of a di't;ich:rcnt
of the Woman's Army Corps.
I FOR SALE Play Pen with Pad In
I' excellent Condition. Call 269-1.
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Women of Hoke Connty. This Is A
Perfect Basis To Apply Your Patriot
Ism. Join The WAC. Help Speed
Mini Bark.
i FOR ANY KIND of I.lectri.:.! wlrtnx
call J. C. McLean, Raeforu. lip
Women of Hoke County. There Is
A Vital Job For Which You Are l'r-
gently Needed. Join The WAC. Help
Speed Him Back.
rOltACCO ACREAGE for Rent and
Tobacco Barn with Metal roof for
Sale Mrs. Beulah McLean. ltp
FIRE CALLS
Phones: 2291
no answer,
Can -2631
! LOST P.lack Billfold eonfcimliiff im
portant papers and money. Lost
near Baucoms store Monlay after
noon about 6 o'clock. Rev ard. . . .
Essie II. Kornccay, I'prhurch High
School.
Professional Cards
NOTARY PUBLIC See RALPH
CHAPMAN. Hoke Auto (Chevro
let) Co. Phone 230-1. 42-tf
ARTHUR D. GORE
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
Bank of Raeiord Building
N. McN. SMrni
Attorney-at-Law
G. B. ROWLAND
Phone 2271 - RaeforJ, N. C
Attorney-at-La-.v
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MAYEFeYOONEED IT
Mayea You Don't -
But Here's Some Of The
HEW MERCHANDISE
Which Arrived at Dixie Paint & Hardvcre
This Week:
Wood Tubs-Buckets Aluminum Paint
Pliers (asst)
Socket Wrenches
Stove Pipe and Ells
Grates
Tin Heaters
End Wrenches
Mops and Handles
Pyrex Tea Kettles
Tea and Teaspoons
Flash Lights
Coaster Wagons
Milk Cans
Complete
Barbed Wire
Butcher Knives
Scissors and Shears
Ironing Cords
Electric Ex. Cords
Fishing Tackle
Andirons
Dust Pans
Wallpaper
Electric Clocks
FUrket Balls
Padlocks
Line Of Paints
"IVe have it, Can get it, Or it isn't made."
DIXIE PAINT & HARDWARE CO.
109 Gillespie St '
Dial 41U
FAYETTEVTLLE, N. C.
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