»■ ■’ —■
Youth Award To :
Be Given For Kind
jt Deed To Animals
Nominations Will lit*
I {revived Until
May 1
•
Nal i.'ii.'il honors and a v;iIu;«I»l•'
prize arc in ton- lor some hoy or
girl who In - |• formed an out
-Landing act of kindness to ani*
nulls.
Tin- hind do* d may ho a rescue,
;i s pee'a I-11 r• i Joi ■ t lor Iho benefit ol
animal , or a written work, ac
cording to Iho A indriran YYtcrT
na* \ Moilh al A debit ion, \\lnch
sponsor., the award each year,
Vnyono who Know ol‘ a hoy or
• •irl not over IS years old who
(mitillt tpialilA i invited to suhn\it
a nonuria! ion.
I)ood> on Itohalf of don - and rati*
ha'.o predominated in tJio winning
column • nioo start ol’ tlnv award ill
I!»I I. ifi.it the i Mininittoo in charge
of tho project • in|dia i/.**.< that
l>indlioss to 1 1\ <• tjM h and . wil<l ani
mals is just a iccc/jita b|c in do
lerminiiig Iho w inner.
Nomination. Tumid ho sent not
Inter than May 1.1 Iha'i to tho
American Veterinary Medical As
siirialion. titni S. Mulligan A vonrio,
('ldea go Illinois.
Tho win nor will In; announced at
the A \ M A national convention at
Min I.l.o apolis. Minn., in August..- The
award consists of a flained coilifi.-
cato <|oscrihi.nif tlio act of kindness
and a SIOO t . S. Savines Bond.
Last year's w inner wa< a high
school student vylio ;uivoe;ited the
wsi- of tna.tor.ii.ily' nous as a means
of eomha tt ini: ea! |'h»»oddisease ;tlie)
calf injuries at birth. Among oth
er winner-, in th<; |*:ist have been a
hoy who i* cued a dog trapped in
a .‘{oo-loot dvop canyon. a hoy who
built a himipi r d* ’ it'o tourotoet a
blind dog that had been his eliild
hi'ind pot. a -ill who raptured a
rabid doff, and a Toy vy.ho feseiiod
some valuable -how ho.fse's from a
burning bni p.
Car Registrations
In North Carolina
l*ass Million Mark
Tai I Teel ■ow n ■ o|M*r;ite 1.1'17.
#!.*{ motor which v according: to a
ipnrt of IDA I i' r it i(*iis i oloas
od hy I !)<• State I)i pa 1 1 mout of Mo
tor \'oliu .-!»■>.
I’ri'vate pa>-enger ear resigtfa
tionk <\< r> <|.-I one million for tho
first lime in flic department's his
tory and tin State olimhod to lath
place innat ion.nl legist in t ion stand
i it u
Broker. down t lip yea r’s total rep- ;
rosoivt - l.ti.’S, |sn passenger oars, (
■:i:.ta,.‘ta I tint k . and trailers, ‘t0,2211
dealer... JP.L’Da public owned, 7,-
Tat) hu < -. ind l .T.'va motorcycles.
The ta I o’s fleet of 7,200 School
buses i- included in the public
ow ned or permanent Tag rlnssifi
cat ion.
Pr.iv at e vehicle i • -gist ra t ions ill
Chowan County vynv o.KDi.
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FRANKFORT DISTILLERS CO., N. Y. C. BLENDED WHISKEY. 86 PROOf. 72hA GRAIN NLUIRAL SITRITS. >
\
I f" KWH STRIKES —LESS HOUR* IOST IN 1934 jj
INI |
(Mil Mntni
Utt ThfavfS H dO ’f^'\
)
Imumi) ■ VV .^
i. a a•• ■: 'v 1 *' I
l Km .10 S*n»istit» //
St ri kos are a eoslly way of soft
Ii 1 1 labor-ma nape mop I disputes
since they involve a loss of earn |
inps to the workers involved, a loss i
of ppleirtial profits to their eni-j
ployers, and a loss of product ion to |
Ihe economy as a whole. .Some j
satisfai tion ran lie taken from tliei
fact, that in IDal the total mini-,
hoi of man days lost Ihrouifh such
work stoppages reached its lowest
point siiiee World War 11.
Ihirinp the entile year ID.hl a
total of 22,000,000 man days of
idleiK’Ss ri'sulted directly from la
I »or- manage men ldispll I e s. Al i
though this may scetu a suljstantial!
loss, it is actually only two-tenths
of one ]»er eent (if the total work
ing time of all employers in Airier
iean business, It does, not, how
( Ver, take aeeount of cessations of
production which orriu as a sia -
otidary result of strikes—for e\- !
ample, shutdowns in the plants ofj
suppliers or customers of the strik- i
ing plant.
The record of comparative indus
The School Custodian *£ j
IK’ K. |. E\ ER. Sanitai i;m
Schtml housing has become an i
irnpurtant factor and, in fact, any
integral part of the child’s cduc;f-|i
lion. He live.- in the schtnd build-;I
ing for many mouths throughout
his youth. A sanitary environment
in attractive seli o n I buildings 11
should help cliildn n hecome accus- j
tonied to, and perhaps aid them ini
developing ideals of sanitary en-L
vrronmeiit that Will affect their la-I
ter lives. Lecentlv and in some,
instances in this Health District at:
present-, pupils are assembled in
buildings w hich do not provide ex-1
sential environment factors con j
duei've to the protection -and preset*- i
vat-ion of pupil health and sense of
well being.
The community or State which,
reijiiires the presence of children 'in [
the classroom has the responsibility }
of and an obligation to provide a I
healthful environment for such I
children % •
i Schools generally provide for
children initial experience in group!
living outside the home. To them,
the school room is a teaching de
vice. Suitable sanitary environ
ments' help a child develop ideas,
patterns, and habits which will af
fect his future living. The attrac-j 1
. t real pr.uc,. in l !»■> I i*« ui 1 . Ii pill ' ,
. 'combinat ion of Pv < > ill I'airioi
(First*, there wa re fewer -trikes in*
I ID.M lliMJi m ah\ otlier po.-l wai j
year < veep! III C in \Vhirh the
’ uundier was "oiil\ sljehtly lower.’!;
1 1
Second there wa r* . on the a\"t.ige. |
• fewer worker- involved in each
|st rike than in the. ehrlie'r yeai
Filially. the I I 1 1 ikes we.r« <>r j
comparali\e|\ s’liott duration a\
eragin.u only 11.7 days lost peej
worker involved.
Tim peak year for work fop |
pages were IP Hi and ll' i'.f hi both
yea rs the totals vy.eiv w ojlcii l»y j
J projongeil strikes in ’basic indii: |
j | ries. I|> cmiii cast. most of i In- j
.--t rikes m I !>•» I v. ei e l<ic; 1 1 1 /ei| ..and
were settled in a short tin.ie. i
ft i.s interesliuu to ii To that
ID’).'{ and TD.M. u.iider a national. ad.
fiiinistration wliieh was, making an
A-effort, to Im* tieutnil in la.hor-man
‘agement disputes, the record was a
r > |
good one. This suggests that pie ,
II a ho. r part isaiishi|i by the gov.'in
|mcnt forme fits nunc* disputes than]
it spT.Yes. |
five, sanitary school room-can help
j create an orivii onuierd which a :
[child Will Jong H Mirmbfi. .1 ,
1 pleasant school home.
School building ..mi lib ip 11,
j volves various custodial pndvlem -
; dil'ferefit from 1 hose in m<» * l.»iiild
i iugs. Tli- «•' < upaticv to ..I pfb ii
! higli. These «M-cupa|it arc. m tn;n \
jea . y<mng M vlitt hiay. Ite ipute
I sliseept ihle to t Hi- el I’ect *.l env ij ♦*u
! incut, and are •.fteiiH-ft cmisi iou
'of t lie 4 iiiipui !;: ne. o|* pi . 11‘ J |«! • ’ • 1
[school sanitation i-u prot<fi.ii.i:' *
] tlteniselvcs ami otli'-i -. !h• •>• at«
ioltcn cairele.NS m habits and in.;.
K TenMiTes
kWARMINGTI
t CALL j
THE ORKIN MAN
E. FREE INSPECTION jJ
Call Elizabeth City 6783 Coll.
I I
I
C T TOWAN T T 7 EEA T T) ETJEVTOV VOP.TH CAEOLTN T A. THURSDAY.
l lie pl'olie I" plead IllU'i and W a t.e
throughout I lie Ini ildi n At liim . |
these yoiingstei oin 1 1 1 j iToh va l
ions hpiiie.,. ina V l-e cll lea ar. icr.
or potential vid i in- ol • hi.l.dh««"d
di. ea e Ch anlitM i 1 I • 1 »i
in i|ie • onli"| .t - i C i«,( dol • oil
Juunit able di. * a«• lit • I mol
It; i the re oo 11 .• iI» 1 1 1 1 , tie
■ chool cu-.lodian lit i irrv "lit a at (
i. f.e Ini \ anitat i.m pro" »mi in tin 1
■ clhm'l pt i lit. I lie 1 ■*' • 1 ' I *aiic\ |»>ad
of .e\« 1a I I* VIII d!* i| pupil pel*
« ln>o| i: I'igln t Iba n lor ot her
1v pc ol custodial empe •> • > Snell
cj'v 11 e < ,i|'e fin air rict i\«■ yoirl h
who prol.ahlv will ie(pnre moie t
lenfion thanwould adu.lt . Anolh
t r importaid f a t«»r in rustodiiil
loading is that ih . in.tjiv of tin
mall school Imiih I in'g lie is ; tin*,
only co todial oiiiployet and. a
i. m li. In- ni iy hn Vi? 1•• he r« in»ii
.ihle • fi"• I ii i-. in y ;11•,i i c , 11 < •Ii a ,
i (teating, cariu", so? Ip plumhing,
j‘ floor I 11
land, '.aiiif :U ion. fn oV:i-« eoiiim.uii.i
I||.. hr ■I n It. ill ■ iHi.i ' . I Kit’. I hi'
hnildiii" ix foi- clmm I- ej»t i; and
remains in tic • ■ eniie 'ii.d il every
| body- el St i. ad tin 1 1. ehnol* ph'lld
I: iinilMtioii op. <d iln • h". !' ic.v|M»i)
j ihi lit i. fi -re .cln'M.d ru i odiap- i •
Jlha I lie l. e- • ' .ie i.uTilie.s
nicaus. I I - j
| 11 da t ion. hip. -e •. "ml. c.l'n.vol
|sa nil; 1. 1 i»»u iiirl lie dtlifiil iiivij’iuh.
l m- nt Vlor youi
j \i. i.iiiiii ii."i
ani 1,.! l ion i. a I. we. :Vi ty-nevei*
he pi iv i|e;.o ii, t-o V’ • -V. h;i v ”. e know
we inus.l ever v.ork 1. vv a) d's. I hat.
is i s tn
MOIMII *> MILLION?
J Aii Army sergcai'! ..t.a.Mi.- to in
ileril .el.dse to. million oollir.s ll
he gives ,uj.». hi Anc • riea ii. citizen
\\ ' Lead
i lvis; Ulilis.U 1 i .-• ! i i • "i.
• foi renia inin; - »l tl
jCfiited St at n V]- i lOt ij
iSSUe of
Till: \ML!’’ S \ V\ LI Ivl 7
i Magazine in < 010 < vote " till The
li.VLTI dOHi:
SI \|) \\ \ J KIMi v \
Older I * <*lll \ i n
I.m al Sew
Put
yoursell /?=
«’\ in / S~]
#** \ -IAI i / j
/ -W • ipp 7 I /
(>"' X this jj i
\ ft: I
I\ L J
motoramic
Chevrolet
\i*ai» in 1954 - lor Ilu- l () tli ~l l . ll u 1 1 1 vran
MORI IIHI'I.K IKH’GHT CHEVROEETS THAN ANY OTHER ('AH’
m
B. B. H. Motor Company, Inc.
“YOUR FRIENDLY CHEVROLET DEALER”
N. Broad and Oakum Streets Kdenton, N. C,
» S TV. 11 ’ 4
geal. We must conform to the
j progress of sanitation which is so
meessury in a modern school sys
l< in, and W(* must hold the gains
already made as we plan lulu re
• o||<|Ue,tS.
LKOSLLt I IVL At KL VLL LOU
SOV UFA NS IS l!N( li\N(.ll>
! The IT*.I prospective acreage for
| i .nybonus grown along l'«>r all pur
pose.* in North ('arolina is 111,000
• l aere . according to reports released
i| by the North Carolina Crop lie
y porting Service. If this acreage i
i reali/.ed it will he the sanip ns wa.-
' planted m Itifi I, hut 12 per cent
I'shove the 1 0 yea r (1011 fid) aver
. | age plantings of .'WO,OOO acres
I
im i:m ions snow v, iikiii'
l\ r I.IJK-CrKKl> ACKK.Af.i'i
| Kepprts- received through a »e
' cent, sample .-iir\«• y ol' toliaceo pro
oncer, indicate that had,ooo am
„ .
.T W .
y yw
(GULF) Atitomaiic Delivery ?-res
rffr-. (’OAS’IhAM) OIL H).
miAM'MN liiom: tioo iiummn \. <.
™** < histrihntfu- ot
heating oil 01 LI oil I'UOIM * IS
el Ihe line fill *- d croft vvdlltr plaid
rt| in Norlli i arolina in !!» •.• .\ n ,
> acreage this . i/e vvoiild he imarFv
per cepl ana.llei than the 080.
000 acn- • ha iv < t• * I l/ l vea i ilid
1 lie.i rly < pel I eld mallei I hall tie
|lO ! | :i vi I I OOP,lion am*
The iiidi« ate‘l deci« <<■ in the IP.. <
i acri age eh• • i paialh l 1 lie i;ut m
1 allot thfiil
t hie Niileil
IV , ■
I "| unilei laud v o*i lia • a very
j ecoiifilnical w ile."
•(pi i \\ * ha (i to g(i w;ii liont
praett*-ally t v < i ytiimg; I iiei d.”
“King of Swine”
use OIC Boars,
for (piict,es| {(ippnrH . ...
1)1 1' 1 /'■//’ J V/" f)/(/
MLIiliV II 111 , VC.
Minton’s OK ’ f aun
COLONIAL UIiKK/Kli LOCKER "
Ol’ KDMNTON
A NNttl N< K I 111 ttei' VlNfi fil l 111 111
Slaughter House
IOK M 1.1.1 NI. \NI» IIIIKSSINC
MOOS AND CATTLL
J'ho iii I'.ili iiloii l»i.S /'<»;• /■ hi tlii i I iijoi million
808 POOLE, popular radio star ol WBIG says, "My wife has
always used light Karo for cooking , and on the table — it's
dark Karo for me, the best-tasting
y, eating syrup of ’em all"
fy.*.. jy| >■■<•». in.l>•<-<I - • I•'li' > ilk/- tint rakes when
>•><> I>.>nr on jile.nl(iellri.o!' (lark Karo...
(heri's nothing like ti h»r -■ikhl i ai Satis-
AN in'.llavnr- So rirh.lV n indn l ijjliL Ml> tilt top
I j . oi hi" nil In ■p.. 'i’ll’ in.l I and llnlly). Keep
Kani <'ii \ at .1 !• noniinij;, noun and night
Ask your grocer for DARK Karo in r.'r;} and quart bottles
j . - •'. . /■ ;;..■:. / - ■■-._■:• ;.-
A demonstration drive,
can help you
I-/ one of 102 new
f{ ( I IKY ROM 71 s
plus a " 1,000
U. S. Savings Bond
in our big
VI I RAC l A <3 MI RK
( I ()NTKSr
~. and you’ll have the
driving time of your life!
.-.■■■ ■ ' '' : .'. .‘ ■’ ■ •• ■ ...'■’ •" . • ’■••>'.•' .■ • .•' ; ..,-..
;4 ;••• ,: ’ ;•••■ ;'■ i. '••'•• ■•' ./' V- ■• ..> •; ; ■,’ ■’.: ’• ’.; \" ' - ■•/■’.'••'. ■••■' :' V .:•• :' ..' . .
It • Well wot 111 VOW w llilc til COMIC ill .Mill chive
the Motoi'iiinic' Chcviolet iiisl loi ilic Ihii ol it;
. And when you do, you'll make discoveries that
: ian help you he ;i winner in mil' Miracle Mile
< oiliest. lor example, 'you'll uolieo how t hex
! lolei ' new Outrigger- rear springs bring you
wonderful new stability on curves.
> mill see how new .Glide Ride front su pen
sion mils the humps smooth. And sou'll tingle
to the peppery response you get w hen your toe
nudges the accelerator. You'll liud this (rue
; whether you drive the new I (Clip "lurho-
I ire VS” (with the shortest stroke in its field
for longer life!), or one of the two new "Itlue
I lame" (is (highest powered sixes in the low
price field!).
Come in and have the driving lime of your
life al Ihc wheel of :i new Chevrolet! I liter, our
lug Miracle Mile Contest, without cml oi obli
gation, and you may win one ofVIO2 new < hcv
j rolels given away. It’s easy it’s fun!
MI'AI.ING THi; nil MM It lIIOM TIIE
HK.Ii I’KICI n t AHS! /4Tr|^Tiy
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