Gordon Gray Heads
Christmas Seal Sale
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drive since the need for funds are de
termined locally, but it was pointed
• oat by Dr. Easom that with over 3,400
new cases of tuberculosis reported last
year in North Carolina, the need for
funds is greater than in 1949. /The
total amount contributed, in North
last year was 3380,806.98.
Mr. Gray released the following
message to the people of North Caro
lina:
“I am sure that all of our citizens
are encouraged .by the fact that North
Carolina has now become a health
conscious state. Fortunately, our
people have shown both a willingness
and determination to take action, not
only to raise our levels of health and
well being, but specifically to address
themselves to defined areas of our
general problem.
“One of these areas, of course, is tu
berculosis. Although great .progress
has been made in the first half of this
century in fighting this disease —the
death rate in 60 years has declined
from approximately 200 per hundred
thousand to less than 30 per hundred
thousand—the battle is far from won.
*“r “Tuberculosis remains our number
one health problem offering .promise
of solution, for although it is not now
the number one killer, it is the num
ber one killer knorwn to be prevent
able.
' “Tuberculosis kills more people be
tween the ages of 16 and 46 than any
other disease. It, therefore, attacks
our people disastrously at a time of
their life when they are being edu
cated and trained and becoming start
ed in their occupational and domestic
lives and during the early period of
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perhaps their greatest productivity.
This results in immeasurable' loss.
•lEven when tuberculosis does not
kill, it takes a heaVy toll in the use
fulness and happiness of our citizen
ship through the long confinement of
. sickness. There are thought to be as
many as 12,000 cases in North Caro
’ lina today and, although the death
' rate is being sharply reduced, new
, methods of case finding supplemented
' by mass X-rays are bringing to light
1 an increasing number of newly re
r ported cases.
’ "We are organized to carry on the
war of prevention', and there is an
agency which has as its goal, and only
’ goal, the elimination of the disease.
1 This agency, the North Carolina Tu
-1 berculosis Association, is one to
r which we can give our support gladly,
* cheerfully and with satisfaction, be
: cause of its experience in accomplish
-1 ing results. Over a period of years
5 there have been hundreds of tliou
r sands of our fellow citizens who have
wished to join in the victorious fight
’ against tuberculosis, and each year
* they have purchased Christmas seals
! in generous amounts. We must con
- tinue to increase the sale of Christ
* mas seals. As the Christmas season
j approaches, each of us can make his
* own contribution, however small, to
* wards the eradication of tuberculosis.
f “There is no more worthy cause. I
! call upon all citizens who love their
r fellowman and who wish to have a
* part in good health and happiness to
* join with us in waging the battle
against tuberculosis. This appeal is
■ made not only in the names of the
r dying, the sick and those who through
* exposure may develop tuberculosis,
f but also in the names of unborn gen
■ erations iwho can reasonably have
- looked to us to remove the threat of
’ a hazard that need not be a part of
* their lives.” *
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HEADLINERS
• , GIRLS’ WASHABLE
SCHOOL DffiSSES 51.55
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: 10 CAKES
I' f NTH SOUP ft
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< MEDIUM WEIGHT
: I liSIME 11c
! I BOYS’ RED CAMEL
|| MZ.HOCMES $1.69
; * MEN’S WINTER WEIGHT
iUMON SUITS sll7
HEAVY WEIGHT
] SWEATSHIRTS sll9
7 MEN’S PLAID FLANNEL
| SPORT SHIRTS $1.98
MEN’S RED CAMEL
18-02. DUNGAREES $1.98
1 MEN’S GABARDINE
SPIHtTSHIRTS $2.77
MEN’S ALL WHITE
T-SHKTS 39c
, • DOUBLE BED SIZE
ICHEHAIE SPREADS $4.77
9 - ■■ ■ ■■
WOMEN’S
I um PONIES 29c
J WOMEN’S SATIN AND BATISTE
T BRASSIERES. 59c
&
WOMEN’S FLANNELETTE
| GOWNS 51.77
, FAST COLOR
] PRINTS, yard 29c
9 '
2/i YARD ORGANDY
I CURTAINS .....$2.77
- i 36-INCH FINE WALE
1 CORDUROY 51.49
100% WOOL 54-INCH
| WOOLENS, yard sll7
4 I EXTRA LARGE PLAID
1 CANNON TOWELS 2 for sllß
■ FAST COLOR
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~ For Large S ize Men I
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