PAGE POUR
THE CABOLINA TIMES
SATURDAY, MAY 24th, IWl
Richmonds Armstrong To Defend His
Track Title In State Championship Meet
Poultry Income For
1940 Reported
SUlc Coilogc’H
IVtcriiiiucKf — Wken V»r-
gini* mUcx>1 gather
brrr «>ii Viinfiiua
Kojr«'rs Field, S«lurda>, May 24,
Icir the niHuial State Hijih ir « i ,
Srho^.l onference Track Meet, by Thomas II. Kicbmond.
R,cJ.m«ud'. Armstrong High s.juad Nononfercncc bi«h schoob,
mill be delendnig tb. cbau.jnon-to jmrtie.pnto How-
Jhip agaiB.1 a field that promises be re-
to be a ^t.ff competition. meet after Mon-
Tbc defendiug ehauipioiis, Und-*®'»
In the Vii^inia State College'e R0|Q^ That of 1939
physieal education de]karinent, |
hy Dr. Junies A. Moore,
corporation with the Virjrinia
School Athletic ('onfeience,
Huge Increase In.
Car Loadings Is
Anticipated by RR.
A fedufltion o£ 20 i>er cent in
ca«h income frcm the ealo [Americaji
chicktoa in 1940 comi)«rcd thoriaed
farmers h»v« not followed mark-
eting smiotices in the p*st.’*
In meeting market demands,
f>roxim3itely 120,000.
For 1943, the eetimate of car
loadings, is 48,048,000 which
would call for another increase
of api)roxiniately 150,000 car? to
handle the trafHc of that yeajj.
This increase in car ownership
Washingtou J. J- 1 ellay, mjjj in •addition to the new
president of the Awociation of acquired and those rebuilt
Railroads, today au- beguming of the pxe-
the following emergency for the handling
jof 1941 traffic.
The Association of American I ^
High pfs'^ih To^l *
Taken Yearly By
I Heart Ailmcnti
Heart di*ras* is
ouoiber one death dtslec.
Svefy year it claims 360,000 yic
is this couotty »)Qnf, |ui4 uo
% NM b For
Better Education
cancer and tubercu^(^ thi ,®>f"dne8s of
iieadi rate it tocreaqiiw erety yea
The Isaat pubUdsea of all oi$
«Mjor aflments, h«it difiWH pro
“ ■ ’ " -^**1 for «
—Dr. W. P. Few, late presidenC
of Duke Univer?ity.
Appointed To
Defense Position
i\>ru)er Senator L. L. Uravely
went to work on April 1 at the
er the griMiming ot Alaxie Kobin-
Miii, ^Iogpod tbroii|;h rain and
laud to capture the open meet ‘
*1^'
I Miss Aiauiie
PI inn Street,
MT .X •, ■ t Railroads hati juat completed and | ^ ipwta graveat ne«d for « cru*
Westcott Mid that farmers mustj railroad Tstudv of' l fj^ht goes on for na-^ the PuWie of itf
, Trim cabbage so •• no to have ff * * , ,, tion's honor. Premier saya, fcauaas and effecU. Wwting in tkf
^ probiU)le freight ear loading . , , e— . -
Mr,. Kr.,c.li„c «„a lilUo.wh.ch d. n.l .»«ld the bed .ddilim.l (r.i,ht'Sh
n^hlcr Evc.|,„ „of J..k„mUlc,|ly tight; 2, be. th.t hc.d. This‘3 St,
, ^ , r w- iL .. Florida is here visiting her aunt|“°t bust do not show
last year by nosing out ^\ali.er|^^, ,
High ol' Kuhuioud, 2S-27. » nf t ,
The schedule oi' events calb^^'”«
for the running of the 100 yard afo»'Pany her aunt to R.ch-
d..hastbeopeningeent«at2p.p"‘*-
m. Other track eveuU include the of her daughter Ldna
.»n ..--,1 from the Virginia Medical Coll-
iSM-yard low hurdles, 220 yard,
dash, the 440, 880 mile, medley
relay and four lap relay. Field,
events will include broad jump,
high jump, baseball throw, stand
ing broad jump, and discuss
throw.
mor. ■ wr.,,per Cr'", VoT‘ Z ‘“'“Tl ^ understand thep &„.
•for 1942 and 1943, with an esti-jator Wheeler, Colonel Lind-
are not against the Unit
ed States going to war. They
merely say “wait until Elngland,
, ,n 1 ,, . . . .X .China, and every possible ally ia
caused bf dwcokiratwu, di«fa«!| 1 or 1942 the Aseociation esti-,jinked and then fight 'em to tte
or insects; 3, Grade so aa t® mate a traffic of 43,680,000 car I death." Reckon they want the
the «how the minimum or minimum loads, requiring an increase in I United States to harve all the
and maximum size of a loit, or ownerfhip of freight car» of ap- credit for stopping Hitler,
identify 4he lost as small, jtned
seed
Haskins of 508 1-2'stems and are free i‘ro»i decay, loading
IliV'e need not more educafion
ibut better oducatioij)—education
|th|it will pioduce Iruita in the
men—soundness of
mipd, souadnet* of fiad«, »ouad|^«tioQal Defeoae Coiuiuiesion ai^
liefs of body, and sounmeas of a dollar-a-year man, t«rving ac
ohfracter. With thip changed em-j Southern regional diijicTor of ihft
phasis in education we may ex- comtu^ion’s Division of Btatei
pe^t to breed a reasonable pre- and Local Cooperation. His chief
eeQtage of scholars and thinkeiv activity will be to go into all th&
who will have some of the power Southern State to pTomote or-»
to originate creative Ideas for ganisation of C'tate and jocal dc'*
th« coming generation and wholfense councils. Mr. Oravely i»
can apeajf their megwige concern chairman of the Board of Direc*
e whole year—a atrtting com jng these and other great ^lattergjtora ol the North Carolina Sana-
iWitU Fom« of the authority that toria.
'un« issue J Cosmopolitan maca>
. FiUmer points o^
le, Gretta
of tiie
few
Two IkjJ’s from J. Webster
K 4i« vis High, Alvcod Hisbrady and
^ Nat Johubon gannered 18 points
bet«’eeu them at tlie ClAA meet
at Ham]>toa recently and seem de
stined to shine in the prep meet
one in the 880 and one in the mile
run, according for 10 ]K)ints. liis
brady jumped 5' 10” for a first
place and took second in the
broad jump for an 8 point total.
The annual meet is sponsored
groupa IS ^
intry making an attack on tbit
proMem ia the New Tork Beai)
laaodation which has a budget cl
inly 118,000 to canry bn its woi^
OT the whole year-
r^Jk^tuSwSMSi aw^a^^CCTT y3 authority that toria
ha» belonged to these authentic
Nurses Needed
For the Govemmeflt
Washington — As a part ot the
National Defense Program, the
Government months ago began
preparation to meet an anticipa
ted need for an unu.suuliy lai^e
number of nu¥ses, both in its mil
itary and civil services. The
United States Civil Servise Com
miffiion has announced opt-n con
tinuous examinations to secure
nurses, but despite these examina
tion, there i^ a continuing ucute
shortage of nurses
lere an two million ehroidc aduj
offerers 1
million
infferers in the eoon^ i>nd neari
kffli^ cliiwen.
Zinnias of Many Types
All Like Hot Sunshine
ium or large; 4, Use the 1.6 buaii*
el hamper or “pcny crate” pre
ferably the crate since they us
ually command s%htly higher
prices.
^ I Zinnias are the most widely grown
“North Carolina farmers 8old.?°wer8 in this country, havtag
'Toonnr.n u- i i , (taken front rank away from sweet
7,289,000 chickens la«>t year com- asters and petunias, by vir-
pared with 9,255,000 in 1939, ’ ’ tue ol two things—their will to live
he said, basing his information 1
, 1 oi* i r. „ i .ditions, and the great improve'
on a Federal-State Crop Report, ments made in them by plant
"Chickens sold last year return- breeders,
ed produoers an average price of' Zinnias have a remarkable va-
'iO cpnta a fnr a total PB«h coloTS, and
^ cents a Jjead lor a total caen ujoj.g o„gg
income of $3,644,000 compared introduced. The latest are giant
with the 1939 cash income of $4, powered strains of Fantasy and
628 000 ” ’• g scabiosa flowered types. In size,
» million amictea
r Tlie puuic Uaa
^liseaae, Miss ?al
A STEEL FACTS
rX JM dm, mmijul ,
' Steel Pfantt Now
Running Night and Day
Steal plaaH rM 7 4o)n a wilg 34 koun
• 4mt. Hn»l»ym S of •
li»»ti ■■Ji.
Thomas Jefferson
Manufactured Naile
TIm tWrrf Amrkon pnMtnf
«wpl»yd 12 Mn on hU ploil*
taotM to fBolM Iron nofl*.
Steel Milif Could '
Pittsburgii j
A year's output of tin plat* from Amorkaa (
■dlls weuM Mok* a fllont a« «N**
high and larg* •newgh to oncioM '
burgh.
Steel Is Important
Aircraft Material
Abewt ftv* tom cf Ki^ gro6m
tMcy #Mk or* w—dtd fe bvUd o
big bowbtr.
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Graded Cabbage
Pays Producers
Rich Dividends
Initial shipmenth of North
Carolina'® 1941 cabbage crop are
expected May 10 and “if farm
ers are to receive the maximum
they vary from half an inch to six
Inches in diameter. Among the
smaller ones are flowers which few
except experienced gardeners would
recognize as zinnias.
Their color range includes yel
low, orange, pink, and red in al
most all tones and blends. Blue is
lacking, .but there are lavenders
which go far to the blue side of the
spectrum. The giant flowered types
are most popular, perhaps for the
reason that many gardeners are in
clined to admire size, as some
thing you can really put a value
bn, in Inches. But in the border
the giant are the least effective,
because they are inclined to hide
eflorts, strict j flowers in foliage.
The medium and small flowered
returnsi fr their
attention mu^t be given the max-1. smau nowerea
- • «■ 1 jypes will make bushy plants and
imum returns fo>r theix efforl®, jold their multitude of blossoms up
strict attentiott must be given to
approved grading and mark«):ing’,
methods,’’ Harry T. Wertcoti;;
frui^ and vegetahleh marketing
6{)ecialist lof the State Depart-
Hient of Agriculture, said today.
‘For the pa?,t three seasons it
has been necessary for the gov
ernment to purchase a large por
tion of the early cabbage crop,
)ut if present prices pxevail and
growers will properly pack and
ing program may not be needed
this season/’ hp added. “How
ever, generally ’North Carejina
where they make a show. For a
good border effect all types may be
y grown t^^er, and they will blend
fn~ colqmg and habit of growth
post lAeasingly'.
Zinnias are warm"weather plants
and the seed must be sown in warm
soil. Best results are obtained by
sowing the seeds in the ground
.where the plants are to flower, cov
ering 1 to 1 Vi inches. Firm the soil.
lorabee of bcoH,
m#r o^^ i
Muses unnecesMry idano among
,Uder men and women who complai^
pains in the heart region. But
l^n. Hiss Palmer aayerts U not p
disease, only » symptom indic«t«ig
• that some organ or W*ne is ntf emr
pfying on itc function in a healthy
planner. Nervous tension dr fatigue
can cause sudi pains, even
jaiiments of the giall Madd^ may.
pnasquerade as heart trodMe. |
Ifiss Palmer recommends as anna-j
•1 routine dieckup hy a doctor to!
insure early diaipiosis in case s'
heart ailment is present ^thout tho
^dividual knowii^ it. llie do^r
will ose the old fashioned stethos-
I spiritual and intellectual found
ers of every great age in the
past. We need such minder every
where todayi Jnen with the viaion
and th ecourage to beccane ex
plorers of the political, economic,
and moral frontiers of the world
I which tells whether the heart’s
%
of le«ks or
and
^..and a Coca-Cola”
A Giuit DahUa-FIowered gfa"**
level the surface, and do not
sprinkle. By this method they will
sprout readily, and alter the plants
have appeared through the sii^ce,
they may be watered. When the
plants are 3 or 3 Inches high they
may be thinned wd transplanted
by removing sufficient soil with
each plant, so that the roots are not
disturbed. Eventually they should
be not less than 1 foot apart In the
row.
It is not necessary to remove
the first flower or to pinch the
plants back to improve the stem
lengths or to obtain large flowers.
Zinnias naturally tend to branch
§ear the ground. To prolong, the
looming season, cut the flowers
with long stems back to within 1
or 2 ioists of the main stalk.
A second and Wrd planti^ of ,
zinnias may be made the
early summer months and in ^rm
weather they may be expected to
begin blooming within six to eight
weeks from the tbna ^ seed ia ^
sown.
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A GARDEN PICNIC IS FUN
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falves are behaving normal!
Reveals the pres
inurmurs. This is reinforced by the
electro - cardiograph which records
the heart’s heats. »nd by the ray[
which shows the heart’s shape and
size. The doctor will also taye the;
patient’s blood pressui^ which >
throws light on the condition of the.'
arteries wemselves in the one place
that they are visible—^the patient’f
eyes. j
According to Miss Palmer, th«.
public is vastly mistaken u be>
lieving that all he^rt diseases cause,
immediate death without wamingj
Many of the aiin^en^ shs says ma^
not be serious and will last ovci'
1 long period cf years. Thescf
patients are asked relieve the
beart and arteries of onneees:ar;^
liurdens, but this prescription often:
tioei net preclude leading a normal
life. It is important to rememi>ei'
that the hcai;t is such a complex
orgraii that it varies vaslly in in-*
dividual?, and when afflicted, de>
specialized treatmeiU.
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will be no Government control
of news unless it be of vital mil*
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Farmers now marketing their
1941 wodl clips are receiving high'
er prices, generally, than at any’
time since the early months of
1929, reports the United States
Bureau of Agricultural Econo-
ica. •
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The urge to eat outdoors under the open sky is all part of
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NEiJDEa MOST. --
TUft: in UFB WBpif it is
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pleasant a place aa ever we will
(see—and there’s no wrestling with
traffic to get there.
?or a garden supper plan on
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GARDEN PICNIC SUPPI^R
*Ca»$erote of Pork and Beans
with Spiced Utan
*Chee»0 Tomato Saadtelch
Mixed Vegetable Salad
dMtorted Fresh Fruit
Hot Coffee
• ' ’ li •
*Casaerole of Pork and Bssns and
Sploed Ham
I t cam (IS OSS.) i^rk and beans
I 1 oss.)'c*nn*d spiced bam
1 5, t**>l«>Poons bro^n BUgar '
{ H teaspoon ground cloves
^ S_teaapoons butter
f Empty 1 can of pork and beans
^to a casserole. Slice the canned
•piced ham in thin slices and ar*
rwmjatfijt it OJLtClLat tin beans. Lh^m
Combine the sugar and nround
cloves and sprinkle half of It over!
the bam. Make the second layer
Just like the first and dot on top
with the butteff. Bake In a moder i
ately hot, oven (876“ F.) for «
minutes to 1 hour. Serves M.
*Cheese Tomato Sandwloh
K cup condensed tomato soup
% pound stated cheese
1 egg
S tablespoons mayoni^se
loup
Combine tomato soup and grated S
cheese and heat iQ e double boiler!
until the cheese is Just melted. Add
the slightly beaten egg gradually!
and cook 3-4 minutes.-fiemoV)'frup /
Are and pour into shallow plate to .
cool. When cool add mayonnaise,
and mix well. Store in the re«!
frigerator until firm. MakM S-IO
sahdwiohes. This filling ^^epf very 1
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: Te HMke aandwlehse:—1. Spread |
each slice ot brefid with Cheese
Tomato Spread and tnen put to-
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3. Or spread eaph slice of hrMd .'
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