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PAGE EIGHT Little Likelihood For Deferment Based On Agricultural Reasons Draft Board Receives Information From Headquarters J. L. Wiggins, chairman of the Chowan County Draft Board, late last week received from State headquar ters information regarding agricul tural defermertts under the Selective Service System. This information follows: 1. We are advised by representa tives of principal agricultural agen cies in North Carolina that there is no critical farm labor problem at this time except in dairy farming. They stated further that the reason for labor problems in dairy farming is that the long hours for seven days per week do not appeal to hired la bor. Each dairy farm case should, however, be considered on the basis of its own merits as it is thought that only a few can qualify for Class 11-C. 2., In view of the general farm labor situation, it appears that there will be little justification for agricul tural deferments. Our advisors point ed out that in most instances where a deferment is necessary it would be more of the nature of a hardship case than it would be a need of occu pational deferment. They were re ferring to those cases where some young member of the family was per forming the hard labor which made the operation of the farm possible for the other members of the family who might be unable because of extreme youth, infirmity or age to perform the heavy work. 3. To be entitled to Class 11-C classification, the registrant must meet the requirements of Parts 622.13 and 622.10 of Selective Service regu lations. 622-13 Class 11-C: Registrant de ferred because of agricultural occu pation: (a) In Class 11-C shall be placed any registrant who is employed in ■ the production for market of a sub stantial quantity of those agricul tural commodities which are neces sary to the maintenance of the na tional health, safety or interest, but only when all of the conditions de scribed in section 622.10 are found to exist. (b) The production for market of a substantial quantity of agricultural commodities should be measured in terms of the average annual produc tion per farm worker which is mar keted from a local average farm of the type under consideration. The production of agricultural commo dities for consumption' by the worker IT PLEASES US TO PLEASE because it is our aim to make shoe repairing really worth while. Every shoe receives oui careful attention and -for wear-assurance - v/e use tanned-for-wecr "Steerhead" Soleather. W. M. Rhodes Shoe Repair Shop 429 SQUth Broad. Street EDENTON. N. C. KNOCK THEM OUT BEFORE THEY COST YOU FEED AND EGGS Practically all pullets have large roundworms. /A;» / Mo Rule 1 before housing is ... WORM pullets jiffLU ft y Ai il with Purina Chek-R-Ton. It's safe... shockless / "tflrMHf .. . effective. Gets up to 93.6% * / ~ J j pf all the large roundworms. EtnA* - /'Fv'o And costs less than an egg to jjrT?Siz^l worm a bird. Easy, too .. . just tMßHraSiTkuyßjAfj V/ mix in the mash. Come in today PURINA CHEK-R-TON HALSEY FEED 8 SEED STORE / “The Store With the Checkerboard Front” SOUTH BROAD STREET EDENTON, N. C. .v.v.w.’.v.w.v.v.v.v.v.* ’ and his family, or for sub- < sistence purposes, should not be con sidered as production for market. < Production which' is in excess of that 1 required for the subsistence of the farm families on the farm under con sideration should be considered as production for market. 622.10 Necessary employment de- , fined: ~ i (a) A registrant’s employment in , industry or other occupation, service , in office, or activity in study, re- , search or medical, scientific or other endeavors shall be considered to be necessary to the maintenance of the j national health, safety or interest only when all of the following con- . ditions exist: ] 1. The registrant is, or but for a i seasonal or temporary interruption ] would be, engaged in such activity. i 2. The registrant cannot be re- ( placed because of a shortage of per- i sons with his qualifications or skill in ] such activity. 3. The removal of the registrant 1 would cause a' material loss of effec- ’ tiveness in such activity. (b) The President may, from time ' to time, (1) designate special cate- ’ gories of occupation, employment or 1 I activity essential to the national ' health,, safety or interest; and (2) j prescribe regulations governing the deferment of individual registrants | engaged in such occupations, em ployments or activities. In view of the above advice, it would appear that very few regis ’ trants, if any, can meet these require , ments. In those cases where a reg istrant claims that he is entitled to classification in Class 11-C, it is sug , gested that the local Board require ' him to file an affidavit showing farm , production and manpower for 1947 ’■ and 1948 crop years. He should have i two neighbors add their certification , thereto that to their knowledge the , statements contained in the affidavit are correct. With such information . the local Board will be in a position ' to properly evaluate the registrant’s • C 0 MPLE T E PORK PROCESSING Insured ! CHILLING i CUTTING OUT ‘ STORAGE H SALT CURING SUGAR CURING SMOKING LARD RENDERING SAUSAGE GRINDING AND SEASONING WRAPPING AND FREEZING OF FRESHES coTonTrl FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS Phone 468 EDENTON, N. C. YOU DO NOT HAVE TO OWN A LOCKER TO HAVE MEAT CURED J TOE CHOWAN HERALD. EDENTON, N. C„ THURSDAY. OCTOBER 21, 1948. claim. This notification was signed by Colonel Thomas H. Upton, Deputy State Director. C. OF C. BACKS FIGHT AGAINST WATER PROJECT (Continued From Page One) officers and the manager and his staff were ready to coordinate the activities and act as a clearing house. All chairmen were urged to have conferences with the organization manager arid go over past and cur rent activities as well as the mater ials in the files on same. Already E. N. Elliott reports that tentatively the following are mem bers of his committee on agriculture, subject to their acceptarice: W. W. Byrum, Joe Webb, Jr., Asa Griffin and Will Harrell. The Community Chest chairman, Herbert Hollowell, reports that activity in his field is in progress. James E. Wood reports further action is being taken relative to finding a terminal for a shipping company which expressed a desire to locate one here for the convenience of the local business firms; J. Clar ence Leary, chairman of the Welcom ing Committee, reports activity al ready with the visit of Majors Lucius and Voss of the Marine Corps; J. H. Conger, chairman of Industrial De velopment, reports continued activity on locating several plants and on the Veteran’s Hospital; Gus Hughes and Miss Sadie Day, co-chairmen of the Merchants Committee, will call a meeting within a few days relative to the Christmas season and Santa Claus night; H. A. 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POAHSPItiLS Here It Is, Edenton! tlgM m FKAtW Jyl I /y * 77z?//6/aze/ , -o/&7/s /& caw#/ / Once in a blue moon the stylists and engineers outdo themselves. They create a car that goes beyond today and sets the pattern for cars of the future. This is what they have done with the FRAZER for 1949! i Low, sleek and differently handsome it is the trailblazer in style of cars to come. It® exclusive colors and fabrics have made the world’s leading fashion designers fall in love with it. They call it "the dream car”. The same Car, the FRAZER for .1949, has even won the hard-to-win hearts of the test drivers who must relentlessly punish* a car mile after-mile for weeks t on end. They 1 say the Frazer makes such driving po punishment for them. Its driving ease and riding comfort "make 600 miles a day a breeze,” they say. * There’s a thrill waiting for you at your dealer’s today. With 10Q. new features, improvements and refinements, the 1949 FRAZER is ahead of its time.. . out front —trailblazing the way for all the cars to come. •J rm * rw w~f n First to break clean and scrap tradition, the cars from Willow Run CyT J fk/A f* MftA/Mjtrtt have done it again. Because unlike other "new” cars built since < — J. t7Tt7 AA mu KmjAJAt/ the war, they’ve road-proved their dependability—2 billion 4rU / ” owners. See and drive the new FRAZER now /It’s at your THE PRIDE OF willow HI dealer’s. Kaiser-Frazer Corporation, Willow Run, Michigan. Edenton Motor Company J. IJ. McMXJLLAN, Proprietor J Corner Water and Dock Streets Edenton, North Carolina town. It is expected that the chairmen of the remaining committees will make reports also within a fiw days. CATHOLIC SERVICES The Most Holy Sacrifice of the Mass will be offered Sunday, October 24, at 8 A. M. in. Plymouth Court House court room, 2nd floor, and in St. Ann’s Catholic Church, Edenton, at 11 A. M., each including sermon oil “Encouragement”, Holy Com -1 munion, concluding in 45 minutes, followed by Sunday School, with confessions in Plymouth 7:45 to 7:65 and in Edenton 10:30 to 10:55 A. M., stated Father F. J. McCourt, pastor, who invites everybody to all services. Week-mornings: Mass, communion and rosary in St. Ann’s. PATIENTS IN HOSPITAL Patients admitted to Chowan Hos pital during the week of October 11 through the 15th included the follow- NEW Candy Plan\— Takas Off FAT DOCTOR’S AMAZING DISCOVERY, m \ With this lan rot* can ban a aon H slender figure. V#n simply eat delicious ■■ A YDS Vitamin Candy as directed. Your mm appetite In curbed; as a result, you eat m m ess. lose weight WITHOUT DIKTINQ. 1 \ Get A YDS Today. Reg. size box <2.89 . \ LEGGETT & DAVIS | I i a ft***?' Jp | j *• wmm MPff* i"; ; ' ■;H ' x * ■ V** v' WmSm I ||§§k v ir.»: White Patients Miss Barbara Alice Cuthrell, Eden ton; Charlie Lee Riddick, Golerain; William Jennings Bunch, Tyner; Mrs. Vivian Meadows and baby girl, Eden ton; Mrs. William James Wright and baby girl, Edenton; Miss Jessie Mc- Mullan, Edenton; Mrs. Ivan M. Brown, Colerain; Claude Watson, Ro- SICTOBER 24 3:00 P.M. jf FOR CHRIST RALLY 1 Church Os Christ EDENTON, N. C. 31 Will Proudly Present 33 OLD TURNER City Church of Christ as Principal Speaker < > Attend and the Young Are Urged to Attend! 33 oon Invested —Not Just Spent’\ \ J resident G. C. BLAND, Adult Advisor < > T anoke Rapids; Hugh, Moore, Ports mouth, Va.; Mrs. James Ralph Smith arid baby girl, Edenton; Mrs. Vivian Comma, Roper. Colored Patient* . Helen Marie Coffield and baby girl, Edenton; Gilbert Jones, Edenton; Ar menter Holley, Colerain; Hattie Nor man, Edenton; Samuel David Igcßae, Edenton.
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