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VOL. 29 NO. 29.
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Chapel Hill. June t>?The third
hunkers conference -r- sponsored by
(be North Caroline Hankers AseocUtH-a.
the state hanking commission
and the University of North Carolina
? will be held at the University
July lo-H
Botwres IN and IN hankers are
' 1 mmm wnfaB g? JB "
which sessions will he held morning
fteraoca and evening for the study
of banking problems.
Hartsv'lie, g. C. June ?A. man
roHee Chief V. C. Elmore said wan
hooked as Scots Skinner, 34 year old
Lee County man. was held today on
0 charge of fatally shooting Bob
Gilbert. K.
1 Gilbert wna shot-at htn tlUlhg sta*
* ' fioo -hare yesterdsy. *''Chief 'Elmore
acid Gilbert and Skinner engnged tn
g brief argument while the Utter
*- * buying gasoline.
Raleigh. June 6.?North Carolina
Piste College will graduate the largen*,
clase In Its history at tarllght
exercises tonight. Degrees will he
conferred on 32S students.
Thylorsvllte, JUne 8.?Tesrle
Vtam suffered a leg fracture and lea
ter^ Injuries yesterday when his air
pfeaao crashed attempting a take off
blu the Taylorsvllle landing field.
Raleigh. June 6.?The third annual
Older Youth Conference, attended by
farm boys-and girls from all parts
of the 8tate will open at N. C. State
ColMffe here tomorrow.
*Flke theme of the meeting will be
"Ihastd a More Abundant Country i
Life." Topics to be discussed Include
pc raaaal Improvement, Increasing |
the farm Income, snd vocations of
Irterese to rural youths.
Midland. June 6.?M*s. ttuth Klker
??. was Instantly killed today at a
?v .V- ? ?
wut iiuiih, wiicii nit- ujir in WUICU
she was riding with her husband.
Jon Klker. and two children. Jane
and.Barber Klker. left the road at
PHly Long's Crossroads in Ooose
f Creek township. Barber Klker suffered
slight Injuries snd .was taken to
Monroe hospital. The KlkerS lived
near Midland.
Aberdeen June 8.?Ralph Williams
White, shot and killed Ransome
Prance. negro, this morning about
11 o'clock at NatHM Turner's roadbouse
In the Cabbage H1U section
near Aberdeen.
Wllllamston N. C., June 6.? Pour
year old John Peel. Jr.. waa killed
today when he was ryn over by an
-wntMnoblle in a street near his home
Us c?r, Sheriff C. B. Roebuck
wife, Was driven by Norfleet Whitfield
of Robersonvllle. The officer
do it the accident was unavoidable.
Beauty Pageant At Dixie
Theatre Friday Night
A Beauty Pageant will be present
ed at the Dixie Theatre Priday night
at 8:^o P. M. "Miss Kings Mountain
1939" ind "Little Mlsa Kings Mountain
1939" will be selected.
A Talent Contest < >Iia > > ?i-?
^ W??. ? ?w vu
program In the State Contest. The
program la under the direction of
Mlsa Roberta Allows?.
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Laughing Arou
With IRVIl
$E2rs .? . - " * *
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!?& p i ii r v j. i- -1 t
K . .
: Consolation for tt
RStfc
1 By IRVIN
TN A California town is an old far
wit. He wax in atten.1;.: . at t
will call Mrs. A a of a >
("Tv? ffTo*"N aJMb
/ks "
tho affair was prsgr easing as wall i
Bat th? husband was In a di
friends erideaTsrad rainly to calm h
M nQelnliir the sick room. At fiaqnc
nsatlaa ooor and from those within
sofic wall. Tat tho answers, while
1 , his agitation. What tho jntdwifs tt
I Mas with dHhslmaihi sounds.
. Finalljr ha called through tho 1
person ally with th? officiating pro
'"Doctor," exclaimed the snffari
I for hears now. I sat stand this ts
for my earn sake, oleosa tall ma w!
-Wan, son" sAithe doctor. "I
1 MattwMjwhta the world for f
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lational New;
9 Brief Forn
?National New*?
Cumberland. Md. June Doi^th
tiny Stalling#, 13, who uld an vagi
~wocped down and attacked iur.\h:<
he aealp #crutclte? and the ph*|A t'
lay to prove It. Her acreama frlu
tied off the bird, which aettled In
field near her mountain home an
Chatham. Va., Jane .?An effoi
to take Sam 8 wan ton. negro. ?
fused of slay lug I'auniy ?
William Coward, over a week ai
ftom the Pittsylvania Ccuntjr Jal
*a* prevented last night ti'
-ourageoua action of Jailer E. J
Edward*. who stocd off a crowd <
angry marked men. moat of the<
armed, and reasoned with them unt
Sheriff Archer Overhy and sever
citizens could reach the scene.
Washington. June C.?K. W. Erlcl
urn. an ag"ent~t&r a House Inveatlgi
ting committee, teaWfled^today- th
WPA In New York City had pal
to persons Ineligible for r
lief who were placed cn work relit
Jobs by the International Ladles Gi
thent Workers Union.
Portsmouth, England, June .Plans
for the entire British horn
fleet to visit the northeast coast c
Scotland were sharply revised whe
departure time arrived today. Mist
of the vessels kept to this base.
Experts said they regarded thi
point as the best base of operation
In event of an emergency.
San Pedro. Calif.. June 6.?Eight
ships and 400 airplanes of the Unl
ed States fleet put out to sea frot
Snn Pedro and San Diego today fo
?l?elr first taftlcnl exercises sine
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munini iivm an AllBQU
cn>|H In May
The exercises will be held In th
8?n Clomente Island area, where th
shins will he busy until .fune 20. Th
fleet then begins a cruise to the Pi
let Sound-Columbia River district.
1 Swalnsboro, Oa.. June 0.?James
I Hicks. 28, of Oranltovllle. 8. C. wa
killed In an automobile accident flv
miles northeast of here yesterday.
The autotnoble he was driving oi
erturhed on a curve cn an unpave
country road.
'Washington June 6..?Mrs. Nanc
i Mi-Arthur McI>iwhorn of Ayden, h
C . died at a hospital here yeeterda
from Injuries suffered In a fall.
Mrs. Mcl-ewborn was the wldir
of J. Z. McLawhorn and was wel
known In Eastern Carolina. She wa
visiting a daughter, Mrs. Paul O. Ds
vis. here.
New York. June 6.?Police scoute
around today for epicurean but ei
terprising thieves who stole t3,00
worth of Rumanian wines and brat
dy from the World's Pair grounds.
Myers* Installs Large
Fan
Myers' Department Store has it
stalled tbia week a large clover-lea
t>vpe electric fan that keeps the et
tire store cool and comfortable. Mi
Myers Invites his customers to sto
In his store and cool off from ol
Snl'M htomlnv mm
nd the World I
n s. cobs
,
le Imperilled One
S. COBB
nily physician with rather n caustic
;he confinement of a lady whom we
"ear. There were no implications;
f Few rt&r, \
im might reasonably be expected,
itreesful state. While sympathetic
im he walked the floor of the room
at intervals he beat open the coopleaded
for assurance that all was
i consoling, did not avail to soothe
>ld him only smnil to harass hint
the trained nurse were received by
keyhole that he must hare a word
ctltioner. The old gentleman came
ng jroong man, Tee been waiting
irrible suspense any longer. Doctor,
let the prospects ere!"
can only say tide to yon: Pre been
uttf sau yean atm and rue never
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KINGS MOUNTAIN, N. C.
5 J. W. Milam
Heads Local
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Lions HUD
ijr .1 W Mtlaui. papular nianagi
la Home Stvie*. wan elected
it '<-nt of the Lions Club, succe
i toward Jackson, at the rat
t- ' t'lti last Thursday evening li
Mountain View House,
id ""Other < ffUer? elected ware i
"v Mrr' V'tt T'rrni,w tf
Pillion; Hecond Vice President,
rt , "it Crawford; Third Vice I*res
0- Jacob Cooper: ftermttnr. 3
1- I Hhyne; Treasurer. W. K. Maune
? Tail Twlatcr. Ocorge Mnuney;
I, J Tamer. laither Cansler; and ]
" I '<?ra* W. n. Thomson. Charles 1
L is?.<-a. J. L, Woodward and V
>f j l.? can. The newly elected of
11 j will be Installed next Thursday
it tnc at Toadies Nlpht.
si Rev. K. W. Fox made an-lot
In,? talk on 'the Conserve Hon' rf
I.lfe. with particular emphasis
It- "l.irds". .
J' Truck leaded With
e. Wine Overturns
it
ir A blp truck loaded with all
rt bottled wine overturned on
rew Oast on la Hlphway lust jit
city limit sign about 6 A. M. Tui
e morning. The driver of the
was not Injured but tho bottles
n broken and wine ran down the
t way Into a nearby ditch. A 1
hiker came by' and aaslated-In |
8 up the unbroken bottlca and.
H -riven aeveral bottles for his el
'mmedlately he hepan to sampl
Mfferont brands, and shortly
v "(imp very sleepy, so be took a
j. tended nap that laated at
n brurs. He was awakened by P
r man Hanea. and carried before
p rr J. B. Thomaason. who let hi
>vl?h the understanding that he
tc keep hiking.
NY A To Continue Mai
Clothing for Needy Sch
l" Children.
At the repular meeting of the
Kt lor Woman's Club Monday nigh I
| CTub voted to continue apona
e the NYA sewing room. It was <
< <1 to make 4 supply of scho<
r' children's clothing during the
? mer months In order that no
will have to miss the first wee]
two Of school. The club will be
y ' to get any odd buttons, thread,
f mines of any kind, quilt scraps
y old clothing that can be made
eprnients. Perhaps you have a
w of material that you bought
I. winter and failed to make. 1
n that have any of the above nam
k. tides are urged to call Mrs. 1
Page, who will arrange for de]
to the sewing room.
* Lions Club Ladies Nigfc
>o Next Thursday
/^The second snnual Ladles'
/ of the Lions Club will be held
f Thursday In the Woman's ClOb
L Ing. A most Interesting and <
\ talnlng program has been aTra
'end the wives and sweethearts
looking forward to the gala. ?
** The complete program for the
Jojsble occas'on will he annoi
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Ill IUC IltAl laout V4 * MV a *v. v.|
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5 First Out-Door Men's
Supper Next Thursday
* Evening
The fivst of the\>ut-door su
of the Men's Club' with their
and sweethearts an Invited g
wilt he held next Thursday ev
n< Plsgah A. R. P. Church at
I'. M. Members remembers the
sah supper as one of the best t
whole season. Secretary B. S*.
asks that all who are planning;
be present to notify him by Tu
so he will be able to have the
nilttee prepare for the right nu
E. W. Hord Attends Ril
For Brother
Mr. ana Mr*. E. w. Hord and
lly attended the funeral last f
day of hla brother, J. O. Hord
Cherryville Methodlat Church.ntent
followed at Mountain
cemetery here.
Mr. Hord wag 61 years of ag
surviving are hla wife, big onl;
B. J. Hord of Shelby, a brothei
W. Hord. and a elater, Mra.
Carpenter of 8helby.
MRS. RATTBRRKB BREAKS
The many frlenda of Mra.
Ratterree will regret to learn
abe allpped and fell at ber
Wedneeday morning and broke
leg. Mra. Ratterree wag earrie
the City Hoapltal in Oaatonla
' aba la getting along aa well aa
be 09*<!ta4.
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THURSDAY. JUNE ?. 1939
Kings Mountain
Celebrates
Flag Week
>r of g)ns? MuuaUia t.U-c? u> nr.- invltprcsl
u iii M?)ir J. I;. Tiibuinsiou to ;
tiding .-' n i>> t!? - celebration of National
*etinc >mk Week b> displaying the Atneri
the' ''* fiat; at their places of busineas
.id residences. Thi? week baa been
a fo|- 'i a-l<j.- throughout the entire Unit*.
, WU- "i'n?ir!Tfo!itoinin?u!irr?BirtSor
Idem, patriotism.
rtvron .d? Itr ThomaMCD has along with
ijr, Jr. I he mayors of tow ns and cities lasu1
Jnn I il Ibc follovltlf nrrrlnA*oHA?*
Dtrec> fin? tills seek aside for the observrhotn
a nee of- the flu*:
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ne4n A PROCLAMATION
eTe_. r?- *' ? Citizens of Kings Mountain? 1
Greetings:
erjset*' ^TKR^8. In these days of world
W"d! 'v,{le turmoil, with subversive forces
Influences striving to dlaeredit
n\d destroy the Ideals and Institutions
symbolized by our Country's
t lag. all toyal Americana should answer
thle challenge ky'displaying add *
t a.vlng t rlbute to that Flag as the em
bletii cf our rights and liberties. hu?i. I
kinds WHEREAS. With this end In view,
the the legislature of North Carolina at ,
the iu last session, adopted a resolution
esday Itidcrslnc the* plan of The United '
truck States Flag Association, headed by
were the President of the United States ae '
high- Honorary President General, for the
hitch- designation as Flag Week of the pe-1
piling i-od June Rth to Hth. during which
patriotic exercises and other appro-!
(forts, t.r'atc functions^ are te -be held In j i
e the towns and cities throughout the 1
he- state.
n e* ,
-reral NOW. THEREFORE, as Mayor of
Oltce Kings Mountain. I do proclaim June '
Mnv. fth to 14th as FLAG WEEK and dins
off t??lft that during this period the Flag
was of the United States be dlsplaved on |
a'l municipal buildings and vehicles, i <
Furtbermore. 1 do invite the people t
.jnp. '-f Klnas Mountain "to display the (
I Stars and Stripes at their homes, ;
lOOl nlsces of husinese and ether suitable
locations as well as on their cara;
<-nd to hold . patriotic exerciser, plan
Jun- Elag parades and do other suitable
:, the' things as a public expression of our
Artwg love of onr Country, onr alteghmcc to
iecld l?s Glorious Banner and our belief In (
ol-age 'he Instituting cf American Democsum
racy.
child IN wttKESS WHEREOF 1 Have I
* or hereunto set my haud aud caused '
the seal of the Town of Kings Moun I
tain to be affixed this 7th day of t
ani* June In the year cf our Lord Nine- I
,nto teen Hundred and Thirty-Nine.
P1"? - J. B. THOMASSON, I
,aa^| Mas or of the Town of Kln^s
rbw,c Mountain. * , i
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\VJrr Father Of Local
Man Dies i
it Funeral services tor F. O. Proctor |
Hi. resldeut of Earl community were |
held at Bcas Chapel in Lincoln coun- i
Night Monday afternoon at 3 p. m.
next Mr Pr?ct<>r> one o* the oldest res- ,
Build identa of the Earl community, died
?nter- s,,n(1ay afternoon at his home after ,
ngp(1 mift bring a heart attack. Death came
are" at 1:30 p. m. i
^r. Proctor had made his home '
e?*. lit the Earl community for the past
lnrpfl
tight years where he operated a gen
eral merchandise store. Formerly he '
lived in the Belwood section for a
' number of years.
Survivors are his widow, five sons, .
including Sam Proctor of Kings ^
Mountain.
Interment was in the chapel, ceme- ,
w^ves cU--' 'n L'nooln county.
ttests I
enlng .
7:00 . I
Wm Rogers'
' . Humorous Story 1
esday j -
com- ,
mf>pr. WILL ROGERS
TT SEEMS that this here fend
teg business is kinda dyin' out, Tlma
was whan a* back-woodsman would
V^Mrvr nm?I
r son. tj,!, bads ap to a atory I heard
r. B- about am old -way-back-ln-thaK
C mountofau-of- V irpiaiaa."
Ha bmiht kla boy lata a llttla
eouatiy acboolhouao, ,
Lla "Tw 'aro boy la artor larnfa',"
LEO bo mniwinil, "What'a yat bill of
S C. -Wan." ropUod tha toolbar, -wo
tbat baro Ooopraphy^ ^Arith matte, Hlod
mwp?3Sjaa% '^Looj^bin wKb
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Town Council
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Session Mond
/<>od Sales Here Return
S186.966 In Hidden Taxes I'1'
tn
Families iu Kins* Mount* u pav '*
r miniated fl&Ottd in bidden tax- 1 '
? annually through their pure-buy*
f food, a National Consumer a Tax
r'nmnl . 1%..
iilllllliil IWlMMwai m ii i | |.i,
'Nearly eight per cent of -the total
.?o?I bill represents shifted taxes |,u
iMirled in the price cf every purv
base," the report stated "These un- ' 1
- en levies, for exauiply. take II per t',|
t ent of butter costs. I 1-2 per cent J
r bread costs, 10 1-2 per cent of all- ""
ireo baecn and 14 1-2 per cent of the ""
rest of coffee.
The report was made public thru '
Mrs: William T. Hannah, of Waynes- '
villa, state director. who leads '
NOTC study grcups In about 110 **,
North Carolina communities in the
durational eru??de arutnst "unnar.
essary consumer-penalizing taxes." '
tbe-'report added: ^
"Chief offenders, and these that th<
fall most bearlly on lower Income nl'
families, arc hidden taxes. These are T<
levied originally against the produc- e:<
sr. manufacturer, shipper and dtjitrl |?1<
buttr. Unable to absorb thd '^wsd,
Pdch must pass on a share of Its wit
taxes and the consumer ultimately r'c
nays them, usually without knowing ae<
It." V . _ : '. v . t:?i
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The commission, in these non-par- jU(1
lisan crusade groups In 4.600 com- (
uunities have: launched tax studr on
uoKi-ams. ?ald the hidden tax figure |1f!|
Joes not Include the many other hid j {ll)
Inn nnH H\ roef lavna fomlHoa '
.. ~ . atr
lave to pay. ,(1
The food tax estimate was com;mwd
from NCTC averages based ivs"
t? last available U. S. Bureau of j '"ol
ho Census figures which placed I s'11
ihtped 1935 food 9ales In Kings j
\Tountain at $2,397,000. Ki
pni
1 fiv?
Little Resigns ;;
As Local Coach "
vr
Crowell Liiule, former star quarter
lack at the University of North < ^
molina, and Last vear coach at the i , .
I tul
1. cal High School, bus been appoint-1
d tresliman coach at Davidson Col- ; ^
cgtv it was announced Tuesday. Lit-1 )()a
jo. who came to Kings Mouutain j ^
esh from Carolina, turned out one [ v',r
i the leading Western Conference j (1 r
cams last Fall, using four lettermen )Up
roni a team which had lost consist- of
utly for twc years. His record here
a as five victories as compared with ,nf
hree losses. shl
During three years of varsity foot- n)f
bnll at the University, little had a cj,,
rilliant career as a clever quarter- t
kick. fine passer and kicker, and ^
ne of the fastest runners in the ,j.t.
'.'onference. * ^
Little succeeds Flake (Red) Laird, s{rl
rt iiu una I rgi^uru m uuvriii a liailu* y\81
,nr position with the Virginia Polyiccbnlc
Institute.- Norman Shepherd. .
Irector of athletics ait Davldsln. annr.unced
that J-lttle would coach
freshman football and basketball
tnd would be assigned various other w'
luties as a member of the coaching t'1'
ilafT.
B. N. Barnes, Superintendent of ve
schools, here, could not be redched
by the "Herald" fcr a statement rel
olive to the resignation of Little. i
It is believed, however, that A.' K. '
'Red" Smart, who assisted Little
last fall, and coached girls' basket- '
ball, will take over the coaching du- *
lies.
Auto License Examiner f0
Here Each Tuesday
Mr.
J P. Hollls. with the examining
department of the automobile bu (ft
reau of the State iDopartment of po
Revenue, .who has recently been "ci
transferred to 8helby, will be In tbi
kings Mountain each Tuesday after- '
noon at the City Hall from 1 tto 4 a
P. M. to Issue driver's licenses. Mr. in
Hows is very anxious tor ail m tne en
Kings Mountain area to avail thorn- r!c
selves of this service. All forms of Sp
driving licenses will be Issued. In* Co
eluding chauffer and taxi drivers. b? th<
sides those who have lost their ort- cat
g'nal or those who have become of
driving age. co
Ot,
EVANGELISTIC CAMPAIGN WJ
?? ch
An Evangelistic Campaign will be- m,
gin today in a large tent, comer of ta
Pulton and Alexander streets near *n
the Pauline Mill. Services daily at f?
T M P. M. and Sikday at 8 P. M of
Preaching will be by Evangelist mi
Otto A. Harrison of Greenville, 8. C.,
and eon service conducted by Par- d?
rell B. Ruayaa. The public fa oord- W
laity lavRed.
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ay Night
M*'uiln?|rn 01 tW 'I*.Mil ( oiirtt'il in
> ir h'duliir thevtit-.g Aloud. > n uftt
tnsai-led ipwral Important mat- , (
r* of business All inrmbfri were
ficnl. with. Mayor J. B. Thomasn.
pr.-xiil iiK
0?? mi Hon of W. K Mauuey.. and
loud of t\ K. N>t*U*r. Jr.. th<- ix-J
!"W WoTsP^oRnuSTTcP^PTinrvvaa*"
urd April 3rd. was declared null
d void The ordinance passed
rll 3rd relative to selling lea
earn on. the street* cf Kings Moun
In was declared null and void on
ilon of If. Tom Fulton and seeded
by W. K. Mauney.
The license and privilege las ached
>a wer# adopted on motion of K.
>m Full on and second of C. R.
Isler. Jr. The Hat will be publishlater.
s?* the law. requires the
'icdule to remain open two week*
fore final passing.
t?n motion of W. K. Mauney and
cud of H. Tr m Fulton all Town ,
rielals and en&loyees are to pay
? same rate for water and light as
other customers served by the
*n. Heretofore lower rates were*
Joyed by Town officials and eoaof
the Town.
W. K. Mauney made the motton.
ifoh w?b seconded by L. W. HamIt
that all unpaid water and light,
founts which have^ been dlscontlail-be
collected by legal procedure,
d If necessary to reduce them to
Igment.
On motion of C. E Nelsler and sec
tied bv II. Tom Fulton an ordfnoe
was passed making It unlawfor
anv person or firm to oper .
or maintain gasoline pumps on
eels cr. sidewalks within the' limof
Ktnrs Mountain. A fine of >10
II be Imposed, and each day shall
itstitute a separate offense. It
*11 also be unlawful to serve any
r that is parked on the streets of
ngs Mountain gas or oil from a ' '
mp. A similar fine will be Imposed ,
violation.
The slot machine question which
worrying most city and county 1
trials throughout North Carolina
? discussed bjr the beard raeiurs
and the following ordinance,
nn motion of H. Tcm Fulton and
onded by C. E. Netsler. Jr.. was
tpd: "!t shall bo unlawful for any
r?on rr firm to operate or mainn
In any place of business any
chine or device for thp playing of
meg or amusement which any
iver may make varying score. A
cf *10.00 will be Imposed for the
dntion of this ordinance, and each
y the machine Is allowed to oper- ,
> will be a new cffense. The Chief
Police or his deputies shall seise
y destroy said machines. Provld:
that nothing In this ordinance
>11 apply to machnes that vend
rchandise. music, or stencil maInes.
The ordinance shall become
potlve from Its passing."
It is understood that several of
? machines that have been I n
tigs Maintain have disappeared
cp Monday nlghtr when the ordl[ice
was passed.
JVES TO MARION
Mr. M. O Wlngate. who has been
(h the Fulton Mortuary for some
ie. ha? accepted wrrk in Marion,
r! is moving bis family there this
ek.
tift&dunqton
xW^napshcU
by James Prestow
'pinions Expressed in This Column
Are Not Necessarily the Views of
This Newspaper.)
A week ago. It was caned beef
-om the Argentine) that had the
litlcoa talking. This weeks It la
untied talk" (from Washington)
it hag them "beefing."
The canned talk in this Instance la
new series of radio programs Juat
.ugurated by the National Bmergc>
Council. It works this way: V?
>us government official raskd
eeches Into radio transcription rerdtng
machines. The records are
en sent to radio stations for broad
ttlng. ?
Purpose of the canned series, aerding
to the official NEC pronunimento,
is to giro small stations
itch do not hare chain hookups ?
ance1 to broadcast the ptonnuclsr
entos of the Administration dlgntriee.
The series, ssld the NBC
inouncement, would be confined be
dust discussion of the operations
each department, of the govern*
snt.
First to take the ahr was the Preset,
and In his "canned flraaldsT
'ashlngton observers say the appe^
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