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THE CAIOLDttAM RALEIGH. N. C, SATURDAY, DECEMBER SS. 1»U 12 More And Better Clothes For 1964 Is Current Outlook Foresee Little Change In Overall Price Os Clothes Tb». vesr I9fi4 is .'hapniß up as • good one or clothing shoppers. Supplies of clothing should i>e am pie enough to meet the expected in overall prices, predict family eco nomists of the U S Department of Agriculutre Keen competition among fi bers, Improvement* in estab lished products, and availabil ity of new producU - contrliiute to the favorable outlook Other trends noted by family •conommt* of USDA"fc Agricultural Seaearch Service: Nonwoven fabrics. combining materials and production techniq ues used by the textile and paper . industries, are now offered for dis- j posable items are said to be less : than the prices of laundering those made of cotton. Eventually, such 4 products may reach consumer, mar- J beta. You Can Always dunlts Ton'll find that when yon drive V Into Dunn * Esso Service yon re- jQT y reive the same consideration fIH . j whether you Inst fill op your ns- jB, V? 1 \ diator or have your "at greaseo We like to feel that we’re helping M get more enjoyment TMT ear. Why sot give us a trial? Our Service Always Has A Smile! DUNN’S ESSO SERVICE MS 8. ftLOODWORTH ST. PHONE: TE I-HM yy ■ H H H / ■ /I A H H ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 7 Hr'i 111 I 111 II I ■U M SBNN BHB ■■ m «> ■ /*> j^H *>: T v' - ■? «*!% *i\\ ykM ■’ - v®Bf •' >:S§Sv»ss»^vi*'?'■'<<••*•' : ‘3- Mil ' We wish to thank our many friends whose good will throughout the year has been an inspiration to us and to wish all of you a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. LIGGETT a. MYERS TOBACCO ROMP AAY MANUFACTURERS OF CHESTERFIELD. LAM AND LARK CIGARETTES MWRRRRE^EEEENEaiE^Ka^Waa^EERMRARERERRREEKRKRERK •'>'-■ ' • ' * 2 Further improvements in cot ton garments are in sight A USDn i dcveli yed treatment imparts uash wear pmperties to cotton and per : other finishing materials. This sin gle treatment may prove capable of attaching other chemicals to cot -1 ton. including those that give re- Msfanrr to fire, rot and mildew and mint rrpellency to Water and oil. 1 Improvements are underway for woolen apparel and household trxtiles too Wool, sweaters and' hlaoekts that can be washed by machine are appearing on the mar ket along with permanently pleat !ed wool, skirts and permanently creased slacks and trousers These, easy-rare properties are obtained through treatments _ developed by AKb and other scientist*. * * BUY* FROM CAROLINIAN ADVERTISERS » if" I ®''JRli KS BBtejfe 1 ' WvUnßilk wk. a -1 / r m Wr ? \ FOR KENYA INDEPENDENCE Mlm Peggy Martin, left. “Mim AAT,” presents a cake, a gift from AAT College atudenta. to Aynbu Watakila, a atodent at Guilford College, and Obadiah K. Ngayu, a stu dent at A&T, both from Kenya. Africa, program principals In the Keoya Independence Celebration held last week at AAT College. Mim Geneva Holmes, advisor to foreign students at AAT, looks on from light. More than 250 persona. Including the IS students from Konya, enrolled In colleges and universities In North Carolina, attended the event. The Veteran’s Corner Here are authoritative an swers by the Veterans Admin istration to questions from former servicemen and their families. Q—ls a veeran has named his mother as beneficiary of his OI insurance and latir marries and has children, will his new family automatically receive the Insur ance when he dies? A—The VA is required by law to pay the insurance pro ceeds to the last designated beneficiary in writing to the VA. A last will and testa ment does not change the dea igated beneficiary with VA. If he fats to designate his wife and children, the money would go to his mother. Q —How much time remains for Korean War veterans to get edu ctalonaJ benefits from the Vet erans Administration? A—The educational provis ions of the so-called Korean GI Bin epire for all ob lan. SI. 1955. Thus, only about one year remains to take advan tage of that provision. Q —l read that a person worked for the VA for more then 40 yean. Yet the VA wean’ fteodrmnpv. Yet the VA wasn't formed until 1930. Explain this. Originally, there were sev eral organisations that served veterans In various ways. Ons of the earliest of these was the Bereau of Pensions. An other was the National Homo for Disabled Volunteer Sol diers. Tbe Bureau of Wat Risk Insurance originally Insured wartime shipping (but later took over service to veterans. Several of these groups were combined into the Veterans Bures# In 1921. and this new «*? s organisation was combined with tbe other groups to for the VA in 1939. Q —My neighbor received a card wlh hi* November 30 check from the VA which says he must report his income for 1963 and that ex pected in 1964 and have the card KING ( OLE MOTEL 2418 Murchison Rd. Fayetteville, N. C. 19 Rooms - Private and Adjoining Baths Individual Heat - Air Conditioned Conveniently Located Between Fayetteville State Teacher& College and Fort Brats REASONABLE RATES! SEASON'S GREETINGS Santa is on hand to wish you and yours the best and msnicsl of Christmas seasons and we add our own wishes to those of St Nick for a joyful Yuletide and a Happy New Year. ■ s , 9 nSWKWB OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS ’TIL ldlEg.%l 9P.M. feiiMIIHITIWIM FOR YOUR SHOPPING *“K3;?“!£"* CONVENIENCE r u W»aa2^M^&V»PKaRRR£aRftIRRRR»SW3V&ia»QttV«MMft •Vncle Tom’* Cabin:” College Students Os 1963 Turn Modern Viewpoint On Old Book HAMPTON INBT.. Va.—College students of 1963 on a Southern eampu* lack week turned a mod ern viewpoint on a ooofc mat was perhaps the most controversial published in mid-nineteenth cen tury, "Uncle Tom’s Cabin.” A panel of four sophomore stu dents participated in a discussion sponsored by the Pre-Alumni Council at the regular weekly as sembly. "Many Negroes today would rather be called ‘nigger’ than •Uncle Tom’, so great Is the opprobrium attached* to tbe submisstveneM of tbe central character In Mrs. Stowe’s book.” said Levi Lewis, a fresh man from Freeman, Va. Whe ther you lived north or south of the Mason-Dixie Hne. re action to the book was definite —positive or negative. backk to the VA by January 31 or his payments will be suspend ed. I did not receive a card with my check. What should I do? A—You apparently draw compensation for a service connected disability while your neighbor Is drawing pension for a non-service connected disability. Only those drawing pension have to report income to the VA annually. I The book personalised an Issue I for Northerners, until then pro * • • v vv_. , * 'pe-fT and immoral. Southerners, indig-1 nant called it “slanderous” and! I 'firestone I MILEAGE BARGAIN AtKEv FIRESTONE m WvM- Champion EB| New Treads lui | Applied on Sound Tiro iodise MJlIillli! or on Your ® wn W Same Trend Width Same Traad Depth V Same Traad Design a/ Sams Traad Quality „ Vou Don't I *» N » W •'••'••tone Tires Need Cosh Q Q *'« UACKWAU Your Old Tiros _Moks the Dawq Payment L ALL SIZES AVAILABLE Firestone Stores ♦ls FAYETTEVILLE ST. TE l-HH made possession of tbe book ille gal. ■ - INSURE YOVR HOME AGAINST FIRE —Consult— YOUR LOCAL AGENT BANKERS Firs Insurance Co. Durham. N. C. |
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