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CAKTERET COUNTY NEWS-TIMES, BEAUFORT AND MOSEIIeAd CITY, N. Cv
FRIDAY, JUNE 181948
Universal taillUry
(Training and Draft
DEWEY -Has favored UMT and
limited selective service.
STASSEN Proposes "a man
power program in which young
pien would register with con
gress deciding how many should be
tailed each year."
TAFT Opposes UMT but says j
be necessary
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For UMT because
WARREN
it is a democratic process which
(calls upon rich and poor alike to
ferve equally in country's de
ense." VANDENBERG Has taken no
position on this question. (His of
fice says he's been too busy guid
ing' Republican participation in a
pi-partisan foreign policy to be
come involved in domestic issues.)
MARTIN Has opposed UMT
but will follow Republican party
ine on limited draft.
MacARTHUR Has taken no po-
sition on various issues.
Foreign Policv
DEWEY Has urged a "United
States of Europe as a strong third :
power devoted to the cause of
peace." For firm policy toward
Russia.
STASSEN Would abolish veto
power in United Nations. Favors
U.S. military alliance with coun
tries of western Europe.
TAFT Has urged United Na
tions chartrr be rewritten with
legal teeth in it. Wants United
Nations to lay down rules of in
ternational conduct to be admin
istered by impartial tribunal,
with or without Russia.
WARREN-Says United Na
tions "should be put to test of
dealing with aggression."
VANDENBERG Leader of Re
publican participation in bi-partisan
foreign policy . . . pushed
bill to finance European Recov
ery Program through Senate . . .
favors "strong stand for peace
which includes justice and honor."
MARTIN Has said "America
must help Europe and the Orient
but not as a world WPA unlim
ited." Taft Hartley Labor Act
. DEWEY"It's a good law. But
I'm sure it has some faults. My
party will be more ready to re
pair those defects than the Demo
crats have been with their labor
legislation.
STASSEN-Would amend law
to allow union publications to sup
port political candidates, ease res
trictions on union shops, and re
quire union officials to sign
non-Communist affidavits only if
they are accused of Communism.
TAFT Says "the country and
labor union members themselves
are finding that the law is work
ing because it is based on justice
and equality while protecting
every basic right which labor
leaders have fought for."
WARREN Says "the law
should be continually re-examined
with no hesitation in amending it
to correct deficiencies demonstra
ted by experience."
VANDENBURG No comment
on it . . . voted for passage of
law, elso voted to override Tru
mann veto.
MARTIN Was a leading sup
porter of bill in house.
Inflation
IDEWEY Has favored tax re
duction, less governmnent spend
ing, and public debt reduction as
check on inflation.
STASSEN Has advocated lim
iting consumer credit, a check
on extreme speculation, and leg
islation "to ban excessive in
ventories that result in unbridled
hoarding and profiteering." Op
poses price and rationing con
trols. TAFT Favored tax reduction
and cut in non-defense spending.
Against government price and ra
tioning controls.
WARREN Says "if voluntary
measures prove ineffectual to
check inflation, we must resort
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to legal measures export and
credit controls, or price, wage,
and use controls."
VANDENBERG Has taken no
position on inflation but voted for
tax reduction.
MARTIN Outspoken advocate
of Republican tax-cutting measure.
Has said "We can bring down
prices by stepping up production
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Opposed price controls, saying
"competition is better regulator
,han ?ovcrnnvnt bureaus."
Palestine Partition
DEWEY Favors it.
STASSEN For partition. Has
urged United Nations police force,
with American troops participat
ing. TAFT Favors it.
WARREN Has takon no posi
tion on Palestine but has express
ed hope that United Nations would
bring about a just decision.
VANDENBERG Has taken no
position but said President Tru-
man's reCoenition of Jewish state
was a "logical move."
MARTIN Has favored parti-
tion.
Communist Party In U.S.
DEWEY Opposes outlawing
party because it would drive
Reds underground.
STASSEN Favors outlawing
Communist party.
TAFT Opposes outlawing par
ty. VANDENBERG Has taken no
position but has said "we shall
not surrender to Communist con
spiracies in the United States."
MARTIN Has taken no posr
man veto.
WILLISTON
Mr. Charles Piner, Mrs. Gordon
Wade and Miss Elsie Hamilton
motored to Clinton Saturday to
attend the wedding of Miss Mabel
Lewis.
Miss Lucy Willis spent a few
days in Clinton last week visiting
her friend, Miss Mabel Lewis.
Rev. Haywood Harrell filled his
regular appointment Sunday night
at this church.
Mr. and Mrs. Mnrtin Brooks, who
is stationed at the Cape Lookout
Coast Guard station spent a few
days home last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gibbs and
little daughter, Connie Lee, re
turned from New Bern Sunday af
ter spending the past week there
with Mrs. Alex Tosto.
Lieutenant Johnnie Green and
family, of Cherry Point, visited at
the home of Mrs. James W. Wade
Sunday afternoon.
Mr. Thomas Wade, who is cm
ployed at the Ford plant in Nor
folk, Va., spent the week end at
home with his mother.
Quite a large group of club
members attended the district
meeting held in New Bern the
10th. Every one enjoyed the day
very much. It was decided to meet
in Jones county next year.
We heard that Mr. Travis Willis
is much improved, who is in a hos
pital in Richmond. We all wish
him, to get well and soon come
home.
Mrs. Riley Day and daughter,
Leather Chairs
Tapesiry Chairs
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Chairs
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There's no gift that Father would like better, for HJS day . . .
room can make good use of a chair-for the whole family. No
ishings are, we've a chair that will add interest and comfort
Negro News
Wins Wings
Pfc. Emple F.
418 Pollock St.,
Jones, above, of
Beaufort, son of
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Jones, has suc
cessfully completed the rigid five
week Basic Airborne course at the
infantry school, Fort Benning,
Georgia, and has been awarded the
official United States Army Para
chute Wings.
His air indoctrination included
a glider flight to acquaint him
with modern glider warfare. Prac
tical instruction in ground assem
bly, parachute rigging and main
tenance, end loading and lashing
of Airborne cargo vital skills in
all Airborne units were included
in his period of training.
During this training he made
five parachute jumps from Army
cargo aircraft at an altitude of 1,
000 feet and achieved the high
score necessary to pass the "Para
troop" physical fitness test.
Bible School to Open
Bible school will be held for all
children who attended the Pine
Street kindergarten during the
1947 48 school term, it was announ
ced today. It will open Thursday,
July 1, at 9 a.m. and will continue
each Thursday throughout July.
Stella, of Cedar Island, called at
the home of her daughter Satur
day. Mrs. Allie Smith and children, of
Beaufort, visited her mother, Mrs.
Ella Davis, last week.
Mrs. Norwood Piner, of Marsh
allberg, spent last week with her
sister, Mrs. Donnle Davis.
Mrs. Alice Chadwick, of Straits,
spent the past few days visiting
at the home of Mrs. Pauline Wade.
The Carteret County Home De
monstration clubs received the
award for having the largest at
tendance at the district meeting
held in New Bern on the 10th.
Electric fish soon exhaust their
power to generate electricity and
require a short rest to restore it.
The surface brightness of the
sun is 1,000,000 candlepower per
square inch.
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Complete Hone Furnishers
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Miss Verona Daniels, who (pent
a two weeks vacation he're with
her parents, returned to Elon col
lege.' Mr. and Mrs. Harry Willis went
to Cedar Island Wednesday to
bring Mrs. Mattie Styron to More
head City Hospital.
Mrs. R. K. Wasson'left Friday
to visit her sister, Mrs. Gus Me
den and family at Jersey City, N.
J. Later she will go to Newport,
R. I. to meet her husband who
will return from" England some
time this month.
Mrs. Harry Willis and son, Bob
bie, left last week to visit relatives
in New Jersey.
Mrs. Frank Mcintosh and son,
Jamie spent a short while at
Cherry Point last Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Garner and
children, of Cedar Island, visited
in the community Sunday.
Mr. Clarence Rose snent the
weekend here with his family.
Mr. Luther Pittman is spending
some time at Oriental.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mcintosh
visited his father at Marshallberg
last Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Jackson and
children, of Cherry Point, are
spending a few days here with re
latives. Mr. and Mrs. Burton Daniels mo
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and almost every living
matter what your furn-'
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tored to New Bern last week to
meet their daughter, Bettie Jean
who returned from N. C. S. D. at
Morganton.
Mrs. Guy Lupton returned from
New York last week accompanied
by her two t granddaughters who
will spend some time here.
Mr. Roy Goodwin returned from
Florida last week, spent a few
days here with his family before
going to New Jersey where he will
be engaged in the fishing industry
this summer.
Mrs. Sophia Lupton, Mrs. Char
lie Ferrior and daughter, Beverly
visited Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Good
win at Morehead City Sunday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dickinson
made a business trip to Baltimore,
Md. recently.
Mrs. Jimmic Lupton and child
ren visited her mother at More
head City Sunday.
Master Johnnie Simpson spent
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Clyde, Jones
Appliance
Sunday with his cousin, Jackie
Simpson.
' Little Siphia Jean and Carrie
Lee Dickison spent a few days re
cently with their grandmother,
Mrs. Sophia Lupton. .
Mrs. Julia Pake, Mrs. Guy Da
niels and daughter, Carolyn visited
relatives at Morehead City Sunday
afternoon. .-..,'. .;,
Mr. and Mrs. James Willis spent
Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Mat
tie Styron at Morehead City hospi
tal. ',
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Pake visit
ed Mr. and Mrs. Earl Noe Saturday
night.
Mrs. William Willis, daughter,
Edith and baby son, Wiliam Fran
cis, were visitors here Sunday af
ternoon. ' Mrs. Mildred Dunn, of Beaufort,
was a visitor in the community
last week.
In searches for .oil, more than
30,000 wells were drilled in 1946,
compared with an average of 23,
700 during' 1942 45.
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Four Conniians Enlist in
U. S. Armyl New Bern
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Four residents of Carteret
county enlisted in the regular ar
my at New Bern last week and
another joined the Air Force.
1 John Ephraim Wiley, son of Mrs.
Elizabeth D. Wiley, of 301 Broad
street, Beaufort, was enlisted in
the regular army for a period of
three years. Wiley, a veteran of
World War II, was assigned to the
field artillery.
"v Gordon Ward Ballou was also
enlisted for three years and, due to
his previous service experience,
will be assigned to the European
command. Ballou is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Ballou, of 510
Bridges street, Morehead City.
The third local enlistee- in the
regular army was Frederick Allen
Hughes, general delivery, More
head City. . Like Ballou, Hughes
signed for' three years and asked
for direct assignment to the Euro
pean command.
Mildon Wesley Lewis, Jr., a resi-
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year period.
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DAILY SERVICE TO
Cincinnati 5 HRS. 35.20
Goldsburo ,49 MIN., 6.35
Lexington 4 12 HRS. 34.45
(Fares subject to Federal
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Phone 5491, Beaufort Airport
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