lamkyrn THEATRE Satnrdaya Continaona : a ? 11 Sunday: 9*4 and ? Mob. ? Tm. ? Wed. ? Tbnr. ? Fit 3:30 . 7:00 - 8:45 ADMISSION: MATINKK NIGHT EaUb. Price .28 Kstab. Price. 31 N. O. Sales Including N. C. Tax .01 Sales Tax Defense Tax .03 Defense Tax .04 Total .80 Total .35 Children .10 Children 15c IiAST TIMES TODAY ? FRIDAY LORETTA YOUNG and j MTLVYN DOUGLASS 1 "HE STAYED i FOR BREAKFAST" SATURDAY, (X T. 5th1 (Double Feature Day) ^ j RED BARRY in "ONE MAN'S ! ur | and BRIAN DONLEVY iu THE GREAT MCGINTY" ! Also Chap. Xo. ? "Red Ryder" 8UNDAY.MONOAY, OCT. 0-7th Dick .Powell and Joau lllondcll "I WANT A DIVORCE TUESDAY, OCT. 8th Bargain Day 10-20c Mat. & Night John Barrymore - Mary Beth Hughes in "THE GREAT PROFILE" WEDNESDAY, OCT. nth JOE E. BROWN and Frances Robinson in "SO YOU WONT TALK" | THURSDAY and FRIDAY OCT. J Oth and lUh TYRONE POWER and LINDA DARNELL WHAM ! * YOUNG" ? - With Dean Jogger as Rringhain Young A (freat show, a great entertain-! ment treat. COMING SOON j "Rangers of Fortune." I "Kit Carson." Gable, Tracy, LaM.arr and Col J*rt in ?Boom Town.' Errol Flynn in The Sea Hawk.' i _*'Moon Over Burma." < COMING j TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22nd > LUM and ABNER in "DREAMING OUT LOUD." Must We Hitlerize to Fight Hitlerism? It is disturbing to report that there is a growing belief that the only way to compete with a one-man government is to set up a one-man government here. The Senate debates the issue of giv ing the President full-time war powers now. Senator Pepper, ac credited as the Administration spokesman, pleads: In addition to that (three gen eral war powers) I have purposely included the power to suspend the Wage-Hour Law, the power to suspend the Walsh-Healey Act, the power to suspend tiie Nation al Labor Relations Act, the power to suspend any rule, any regula tion, any statute which the Presi dent thinks, iu his wise discretion, will interfere with the vital neces sity of this country's arming itself at the earliest possible time that conditions permit. . . . If more hours of work are re quired of labor. I favor conferring upon the President power to re quire whatever number of hours the national emergency ? may necessitate. . . . With the picture clearly before us of what that has meant abroad, can we, with open eyes, subscribe to such a course here? We must remember that it means not only conscription of tfie daily life of each of us but' also the use of the' other tools of dictators. It is im possible to adopt halfway mea sures. The other tools involve moral i values. Dictators have thrown in ternational law into the ash-can. Broken promises are their rule.' Expediency is their highest con cept. Women and children second. Old-fashioned moralities are passe. Subterfuge is their pattern, and, as paternalism and regimen tation grow, such practices pass the sentence of death upon hu man deceucy. It is this spiritual significance that dismays. Already we find ourselves in the backwash of Europe's immorality. Short cute which violate the constitution have become the fashion, clever ness is a credo, devious processes are the rule, traditional values are written down on pretext of emergency, "reform" is the ex Hoey, ' Broughton To Talk At Meet Of Welfare Folks Governor Clyde R. Hoey and Democratic gubernatorial nomi nee. J. Melville Broughton, will headline the one-day joint' con ference'of county welfare board members, county superintendents 'of public welfare, and members of the State Board of Charities and Public Welfare, when offic ials from u II North Carolina coun ties are expected to be in Kalelgh during the Fair Week meeting, October 9. The governor and the prospective governor will speak at the luncheon meeting to be held at Mie Carolina Hotel. Mrs, W. T. Bost. Stale welfare commissioner, will welcome the delegates at the morning meeting presided over by C. W. Phillips, chairman of the Guilford county welfare board. Col. W. A. Blair. Winston-Sa lem. " chairman of t<he State Board ! of Charities and Public Welfare, will speak at the morning session on the history, development and i duties of county welfare boards. Col. Blair is now serving his forty-ninth year as a member o( the state board and his thirty ( fifth year as chairman of the or ganization So long connected ] with the North Carolina welfare I program. Col. Blair, more than ! anyone else in the state, is better equipped to give a first-hand and personal knowledge of his subject. I An open forum In which mem ibers of county welfare boards will ! participate In discussion of com mon problems relating to the wel | fare program in their respective I counties will be a feature" of the I session. Nathan H. Yelton, director of ruse tofj desecrating established principles and fur whipping up class hatreds. Party platform promises, solemnly pledged, all too frequently turn out meaning less gestures. Imperceptibly and insidiously political management stimulates the transfer of the rights of the individual to Itself. The road upon which we are galloping leads to complete subordinat-ion of the Man to the State, of the individual to subservience to another Indi vidual. During the discussion ou proposed power which would give the Chief Executive authority to compel an American to make im plements of war for some foreign country. Senator Clark, of Mis souri, was moved to exclaim: "There has never been a more extensive assumption of power by Hitler or Mussolini than that-?" When the advocates of full powens for the President are pressed, they' reply that the dicta torship is "only temporary." But history records, and intelligent appraisal tells us, that such au tocracy conceded in "emergency" never finds it practical to restore personal liberties. So. our"Manger is not' so much the probability of loss of freedom by a Hitler invasion; it is the danger of building up a Hitler system at home. The President himself warned us in 1936 that we had forged new instruments of public power which in impro per hands would provide shackles for t'he liberties of the people. The additional powers now asked for raise the question: Why de fend the dignity and freedom of the individual abroad at the risk of losing this priceless heritage at home? Has the . /Republic, staunch defender of its rights in other serious emergencies, lost its virility ? and ideals? What the people must protect and what they must face are for (?he most part within their own borders. The rallying cry should be: Defend liberty with the in stitutions and weapons of liberty, else it is not worth defending ? Merle Thorpe in Nation's Busi ness for October 1940. public assistance and secretary of the State Board of Allotments and Appeal, will (liscuss the problem of financial administration in public welfare. An open discussion of the mer it system of personnel selection is expected to bring' to the members attending the conference consid erable information on the forth coming merit system to be insti tuted for all state and county wel fare employees. Mrs. J. F. Mitchiner, Franklin county welfare superintendent, said this week she expected the full delegation from this county to consist of Mrs. Ren Holden. Mrs. George Gilliam, Mr. Joe Young. L. L. Warner and Eubie Evans of Clarkton. growing certified seed potatoes for the first time this year, will sell most of their crop for seed, reports R. M. Wil liams. assistant farm agent of Bladen County. Italy has ruled against new spaghetti factories or enlargement of present plants since "the pres ent output is far greater than the raw materials now available and the needs of consumers." DON'T BE BOSSED BY YOUR LAXATIVE- RELIEVE CONSTIPATION THIS MODERN WAY ? When you feel gassy, headachy, logy dua to clogged-up bowels, do as million a do ? take Feen-A-Mint at bedtime. Next ; morning ? thorough, comfortable relief, helping you start the day ftill of your normal energy and pep, feeling like a j million! Feen-A-Mint doesn't disturb your night* ? rest or interfere with work the next day. TVy Feen-A-Mint, the chewing gum laxative, yourwlf. It testae good, if a handy and economical ... a family supply FEEN-A-MINT io< I HeBBBBBaaaMaBBWMa SPECIALS Continued;; ?through the month of October ; for the benefit of those who could ; ; not get their permanents during ! I the month of September. ; ; $10.00 7.50 6.50 5.00 4.00 3.00 PERMANENTS. $7.50 6.00. 5.00 3.75 3.00 2.00 ..For night appointments, call Mr. Pergerson. * ? K Ho will gladly arrange with the operator you wish. ? PERGERSONS BEAUTY SHOPPE "The Home of Better Permanenta ' ' H. C. Pergerson, Mgr. Dial 437-1 Fair To Offer Speed Program Raleigh, Otf't. 1. ? Sports-miud ed. thrill-hungry, speed-seeking fang will have a special menu for their approval at the Nortn Car olina State Pair at Raleigh, Octo ber 8-12, Dr. J. S. Dorton, Man ager, announced today. Here's the schedule of speedy sports events: Harness races, sanctioned by the U. S. Trotting Association, October 8, 10 and 11. beginning at 2 p. m., with some of the Na tion's fastest horses and most prominent drivers entered in the trot, pace, free-for-all pace, and free-for-all trot events. Lucky Teter and His Hell Drivers, Wednesday only, October 9, consisting of a corps of 32 motor-mad maniacs who will pre sent 28 high-speed automobile and motorcycle stunts. Teter will present his newest thriller when he drives his stock sedan over a big passenger bus parlred length wise, a distance of 100 feet, land ing on a narrow receiving plat form. Motorcycle races, sanctioned by tbe American Motorcycle Associa tion, on Thursday only, October 10, with nearly a dozen Tar Heel speedsters driving in a Held In cluding outstanding racers throu ghout the South. Auto races, under t'he supervis on of the Contest Board of the American Automobile Association on Saturday only, October 1?, Vegetable Laxative With Proved Feature The punctual, gentle relief from j constipation which ia generally en- 1 joyed when BLACK-DRAUGHT ii used by directions it due to a com bination of vegetable ingredients. Chief of these is an "intestinal tonic-laxative" which helps tone lazy bowel muscles. Next time, re member spicy, aromatic, time tested BLACK-DRAUGHT! It is economical, too: 25-40 doses, 26c. LECGETT'S ^ announce the addition of another nationally known Dress line - ADVERTISED IN Madomoselle STYLED BY LYNBROOK Known for smart style and perfect fit ? ? GABERDINES ? JERSEYS ? WOOL PLAIDS ' ? CREPES ? SPUN RAYONS !M "? J9.S SHOP WHERE QUALITY IS HIGHER THAN PRICE. You'll find outstanding values in every department. ? We Clothe the Family ? NEW LOW PRICES FEEDS 8 SEEDS BY SOUTHERN STATES, WOODS, and LOCAL GROWN Wheat - Oats - Barley - Rye Vetch, Etc. CRIMSON CLOVER 13c lb. -FRESH WATER GROUND MEAL $1.10 bu. FRANKLIN FARMERS - EXCHANGE Phone 366-1 Louisbnrg, N. C. featuring ace drivers of the Na tion, including last year's trophy winner and many other dirt track starB. ' "We are proud to present this speed program at the State Fair, for we believe It Includes events that will satisfy the most dis criminating fair-goer," Dr. Dor ton said. "Motorcycle races wilj be a new feature. We know of no thrill-star who can top the perfor mances of Lucky Teter and His Hell Drivers. The auto races, un der the personal direction of Ralph HankinBon, will be up to their usual high standards. Har ness races will be 011 a par with any In the South" American food prices held re- , inarkably stable during the first ' year of the European War, show ing little change, reports the U. ? S. Bureau of Agricultural Eco- 1 nomics. Of Florida's 1939-40 grape fruit and orange harvest, more than 13,000,000 field boxes, al most a third of the crop, went into cans, reports the State Clt>- i vus Commission. Miserable Pith backache? VV/HEN UdMyi hmc&oa b*dj/*nd 'Wynaf?< in MMlW Dow't M ?p?ci*ny tor poody working Icidnty*. Mitriom of boxes' art used ?v?ry y?r. Th?y at* ncom-j ?n ended th? country ov?f. Ajfc yorat ?cigkbori % Doans Pills A new milk route has been started In the Abbotts Creek community of Forsyth County to deliver milk to a cooperative creamery in Winston-Salem, says Assistant Farm Agent & R. Mit cbiner. Churches are Increasing in number in larger communities, due to the automobile's influence). FUEL OIL BEST QUALITY SOLD FREE BURNER SERVICE A most convenient and economical home necessity. HOME OIL CO. Louisburg - Franklinton Tel. 2456 or 2021 | BATH ROOM SUPPLIES At Low Prices BATHROOM OUTFIT COMPLETE WITH ALL FITTINGS $54.45 (Includes 5 foot Tub, Com mode and l-avMtory) COMMODES ? Complete $ 1 A-95 With all Fittings *w KITCHEN SINKS ? Cast Iron SK-49 White Porcelain Finish w Electrical Supplies A COMPLETE LINE Gable, Copper Wire, Switches, Outlet Boxes, Etc. FOR RENT ! ELECTRIC FLOOR SANDER & POLISHER ELECTRIC WASHING $QA.95 MACHINES W" up Paints - Oils - Varnishes Sporting Goods BICYCLES .... $24.03 FINHINO RODS . . . flSc FISHING REELS . . 98c | MINNOW BUCKETS 08c Complete Line of Creek (ftub, Heddon, A South Bend Rod, Reels, Etc. Guns - Rifles - Shells FURNITURE, ETC. COOK 8TOVES $9.95 9 x 12 Linoli eum Rugq $3.95 3 Pc. Bedroom Suite $35.00 H. C. TAYLOR Hardware & Furniture Phone 423-1 L'ooisburg, N. 0.

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