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THE ' ci.&OLINA TIMES
BATVBDAT. DBG. t?th. 1941
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SSI Coleman Alley
tlO Sliakbcth Street
610 Elm Street —
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616 FVoretteville Street iStof)
Monthly lUte
604 Gay Alley
tl4 Lee Street
48 Piedmont Avviue
MI6 WItlMtl Smet
431 Hedmaat Avenue
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ONWNINSraiANCE* REALTY X):
Sepain and BvHHng tenses
NEAL ESTATE — lENTlNG — INSURANCE
PBONE J-6521
DUmAM. NORTH CARIHJNA
ScarkorMigli & Haifett
r n N A L D 1 R E C T O R S ^
^ A*i«^>JCE SERViCE *
Day l-rtL N^slit ,-^2 E, fettiffrew St.
T)i€ire IB a liniple confection that
would bo a welcome addition to the
holiday fan but I’m afraid that
people have almost for^rotten iti
eiistenee. I have reference of the
*opoorn Ball. They arc pretty
anging on the Chrigtmas trees, cs
pccially when tie din colored cello
phane and are a good confectioi
for children. Since they are not
oo gweet, they are aUo );ood for
e lady who loves sweets but mu«it
keep an eye on her figure.
Any good reoape for molasses
($andy or for taffy makas good
pop corn balls. For a simple mix
ture, use one and a half cups of
sugar, one cup of water, two table
spoons of vineprar, and a half tea
spoon of salt. Boil the mixture un
til the syrup hardens when drop
ped in cold water. Add a teaspoon
er aout 2SbcmwyfpSnfw^ emfw
of vanilla. Pour the syrup-hot over
about 2 quarts of frwihly popped
com. Wb«n eool enough to handle,
form popeorn into balls and wrap
them in waxed paper so the pop
corn will stay crisp. *You may also
add 2 caps of chopped peanuts to
the corn before adding syrup.
HefPe is a recipe for uncooked
kind of pan can be used, but can
dies do not ttiek as readily in a
heavy pan as in a thin one, A
wooden apoon ig best for candy
makiug. > ,
CIO Loses Supreme
Liberty Ufe Ins.
Co. kt)or Election
Chicago. —(ANP)— In a 54-17
vote taken Wednesday, the em
ployes of Supreme Liberty Life In
surance company defeated the four
months attempt of (’10 to becomu
collective barv«iuing agent for the
jjiFurance workers. The election
had been ordered by the United
States National Labor Relations
board.
The union had issued bulletins
and made apeeches to the members ifor transmittal to Philadelphia.
Cook candies rapidly and stir
frequently until sugar is dissolved,
then lower heat and cook slowly,
•tirring occasionally. Granulated
kugar should be fine grained and
free from specks. If not crush wilih
a rolling pin or sift. The acid in
brown sugar will often cause candy
to curdle. This will disappear, how
ever, after cooling and beating.
If you have trouble in recogniz
ing the stages in a cold water test
maybe this well help. When you
hava a Soft Ball the ayrnp will, ....
stay together in one mas and can : of the company accusing the oom-j This inventory js an emergency
■ ■ measure, Mr. Watters pointed out,
and it has a twofold purpose, both
of which are vitally important.
Most imperative is that this gives
a means of planning |nati2>n^
he added, but they are coming in
at an alarmii^ly slow rata. North
Carolina it listed among tKji more
laggard States, for only al^out 48
per eent of the approximately TUtr
000 Tar Heel ownara of 138,00)
trucks and busses have sent in
their questionnaire cards, accord
ing to the latest report available.
This inventory must be complot-
ed and filed“in the national offics
at Philadelphia not later than Jan
uary 31st, 19427^r. Watters «aid.
This makes it absolutely impera-
tive that those who have failed :>o
far to make out and return their
questionnaires do so at once. After
they have been received here, they
must be summariaed and prepared
be lifted out of the water, but|pn«y intimidating its employeu,
flattens out when laid on the firj'?-,®^ overworking them, and under-
ers. When you have the brittle 1 pnying However, company
■tagfe the ayrup separates into officials denied that these condi-
threads that break easily when re-|tio"8 existed, but refused to pub-j
moved from the water. licize the conditions under which'*®nse emergency trangportatip;
employes work, feeling that the
workers could not be influenced by
Jwhat they termed a “malicious
campaign.”
However, company officials la*,-
er declared that ehjployeg received
far better average wages than any
other in any institution on tho
south side. Two years ago, the com*
fjjg pany gave employes sick leaves, r*?
Manpower Must Be
Put To Work . In
Defense Industries
Washiiurton, Dec. 1^.
fudge. This kind of candy doeg not big question mark in the prob-,^”®®.^ working week to five days i
quite have something that the lem of putting'the country’s wareight hours each, increased va
oper-
c^ed variety hag, but still you war industries on a three-shift,
might like to try it. Melt four ta- 24-hour-day, seven-day week, is
blespoona ef butter over low heat, whether there will be enousrh
Stir in four tablespoons of milk skilled laborers to man.all the
and a teaspoon of vanilla. Remove machines for continuous
from heat. Mix thoroujrhly thres ation.
and a halw cupe of powdered sug- Best estimates of labor statis-
ar, three fourths of a cup of cocoa ticians now put the country’s ef-
and a dash of salt. Add gradually fective labor force at 53 million,
to bttttoi*, ttiix thoroughly as you Approximately two million are
go. Knead this mixture on a bread in the armed services, neaidy
board until it is thick and creamy, four million are unemployed
Press into a buttered pan and cut and a little more than four mil-
into squares. You may of course lion are employed in war indus-
add chipped nuts if you have tries. 20 million work on farms
them. . ^ > and 23 million in civilian occupa-
Candies of the cooked variety tions.
should ^^e put^ in a smooth sauce- ^
pan li^e enough to allow it to‘; Advertiijinir is the modem
boil. A two quart kettle is about geni who makes dreams come
right for the average recipe. Any true.
MERRY CHRISTMAS
TO
OlfR POLICYHOLDERS AND FRIENDS
cations with pay from one week to
two weeks if an employe had been
with the company for a year; paid
employes what they were promised
and always made paydays from
two to three di^a before actual
paydays.
Further officials stated that no
employe was browbeaten or intim
idated, and that a fedeill credit
uni^n, connected with the company
was organized by employes in
which neither the company nor of
ficials had any control.
No dissatisfaction was evidence;
by the workers, the vote showe^
but a few ClO workers tried to i:
cite employes to ^ind fault wi*;
the company’s polici^e*
. - I y
N. C Truck and Bus
Owners Fail To
File Questionnaires
There are approximately 40,000
owners of trucks and busses i*i
North Carolina who have thus far
failed to respond to an urgent re
quest that they Complete and file
with the Highway Traffic Advis
ory Committee to the War pepart-
ment a questionnaire sent them for
each such vehicle they own, L. O.
Watters, Technical Director of this
State-wide truck' and buss inven-
meet war time req«i:
inventory of this n^tu
help form a basis fou
ings asisuring future pj^
new motor vehicle*
ment parts for existi^j
The questioimair*
gation. It i^ a step tdNrard bi^anii
ing all available means o'f trans-
j)ortation durfng a critical emer
gency,
Excluded from *t
are: passenger cars,
passenger car trailel^Vff^^SffWak
ons, amfiulances, hears^ and fire
trucks. Owners of all other typ.'s
of motor vehicles used for trans
portation purposes should fill in
and return their cards (immedi^e-
ly.
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Subscribers who. vnsh -th^H
tor a Merry Christmas can^
plyfy matters by paying upf
,942.
American Red Cross
War ftnergency
Fund In Fufl Swing
The people of these Unifcwl
States, through no volition of th#ir
own, have been drawn into the vor
tex of all-out modern war. As nev
er before do they stand united.with
the ocmmon purpose of seeing this
thing through. Now that we have
survived the first shock and sur
prise caused by the underhanded,
treacherous attack of an unscrupu-
lons enemy, me may entertain no
doubt as to the final outcome. The
brt,vory and efficiency of our arm
ed force assure us that they will
do the job and do it well.
Unfortunately, however, war is
privation
go hand
, of dan-
lies at TfbmWa;
and in soi^^nsta:
atual want^ TO allDvf-
ering in so fftr as’ w
sible, is the job bf
pared this. Thosi*
of Ur who cannot shoulder a rifle,
or fly a plane or sail the seas havj
been called upon to do
ith our do^rs. j
Red Cross^litl'
desigfn^n as the c%tth'(il
agency for this purpose. Our Pres
ident has described it as “an es-.
sen tail auxiliary of our armed
forces.” Our nation has been call
ed upon to raise the sum of $5fl,
flOO,jftiO!fl|OOt Ijiie. purpose. Our
Sitiridy- Cirftk.
Cypress
iftd Louisbiirg,' in'T^anklin
County, haa been allotted a mini
mum of $2,000.00. This sum muet
be raised and raised now. We cau-
not fail or falter. While we wel
come any contribution« no matter
pend primarily on substantial con-
how small, on account of the ur*
gency and limitel time we must le-
tributions. The permanent Red
Cross organization throughout toe
county is on the job. In addition
Headquarters for thig special drive
hftre been opened in the Boat
wing of the Courthouse in Lasts-
burg.
Franklin County has enjoyed
probably its most prosperous year
since 1919. To you farmers who
have received guch satisfactory'
averages for your tobacco and your
cotton; to you merchants and bus
iness men who have heard tho
cheerful ring of the cash register'
this fall; to all you men and wom
en who enjoy the comforting secur
ity of your own firesides while our
ifjp'l ajje fighting desperately half
(t^e^glbbe to assure you n
I this security, I
make this tippeaj. Don’t ijvait to be
solicited. Get in ton^ witii your^
Township Chaiiroan dr with Hcad-^
quarters in Louisburg and mako
your contribution now.
The morale of the soldier rises
and falls in proportion to the sup
port he feels that he is getting
from the folks back home. This
is our first real opportunity to let,
him know just how much we can
be depended upon.
We must " Stand behind the men
behind the guns.”
J, E. MAIX)NE, Chairman,
Red Cross War Fund Campaign.
Advertisinar is jfood sales irf-
feurance, but it takes an alert,
wide-awake merchant to realise
this.
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Please accept our cordial’wish for abundant
prospjerity and contentment to each of you. And
may we say, “Thanks to tUl the good friends of
this organiitation for enabling us to continue to
be of MTvice to you.”
QefTS -to
VoO
May Healtfa, Happiness and
security be with you and
yours this Christmas Time
and Tliroi^out The New
Year.
Durham Life
Insuraince Go.
^ North Carolina
FMLY”
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tory, said today
Reports are filtering in daily,
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pMise to My Happy' Naw
Year. Attd^for your'ftiMidtIup«'«ad'f*v«ct w«
ar« truly!-gratcfol. ™
DURHAM PUBLIC , SERVICE-Durham, N. C.