EUROPEAN WAR NEWS
(Continued from i*age One)
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Despite the haste to remove
(iermans from Bessarabia, which
Russia acquired ' from Rumania
by ultimatum last' August, only
old inien, women and children
werej i being repatriated immedi
ately., to the Reich.
The Germans kept all men of
military age, most of whom had
served in the Rumanian army,
close , to vast Nazi-const'ructed
ImrnBkfl.
There was no official explana
tion, but German informants said
the same practice was being fol
lowed in connection with the re;
moval of 75,000 Germans froiii
Ruaslan-occupied northern Bitco*
viuaj and BulgarUn ^occupied
Doljjmja.
British quarters reported 10
(Jeipnan army corps (an Army
nirps usually includes at least
twcj pivisions of ^ 15,000 to 18,000
met, each) were, marching. in thus
direction, but Mnftfmation was
lacking.
SIGNS POINT TO SPREAll'
OF WAR IX BALKAN AREA
Budapest, Hungary, Oct. 15. ?
Reports of t'wo German troop
movements in the Balkans raised
new ifears tonight o'l an extension
of the war, and there was talk
that Soviet Russia is negotiating
a military assistance pact with
pro-British ^Turkey,
Men in $ofia, Bulgaria, who
are' triendly to the Soviet declared
they! had been informed t-bat Mos
cow; was prepared to promise the
Turks armed support if Germany
and Italy should try to seize the
Dardanelles. They added on the
authority of "high Communists"
thati Russian-Turkish negotiations
had "every chance of success."
JUDGE PARKER HOLDS
COURT
(Continued from Page 1)
violate any criminal law of the
State for two year, and pay costs.
An Order:
Due to the fact that Wednes
i day, October 16th, 1940 is Nation
' al Registration Day for the draft,
and t'hat every American citizen
from 21 to iS years of age must
register for the draft on that day.
Court will recess until 10:00
o'clock, Thnrsday morning. Octo
ber 17th, 1940.
Court reconvened yesterday
and begun work on the docket.
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At the close of our report at
noon _the case of Sam Radford,
for the murder of his wife had
not been begun and no informa
tion was available when it
would be called.
The Grand Jury was still in
session.
This is only a one week term
and will adjourn on Saturday.
FERTILIZING SMALL
GRAIN
(By H. L. M EACH AM. Agricul
turist of the Arcadian Grower)
Prepare in the fall for grain in
the spring is the south profitable
advice offered by the successful
grain farmer. This can best be
done by sowing high quality seed
on a well prepared seed bed and
using a well balanced mixed ferti
lizer under the crop at> planting
time, or have the grain follow a
heavily * fertilized crop such as
I cotton.
Our Experiment Sation recom
mends that we fertilize small
grain for most profitable yields at>
planting time with 200 to 400
j pounds per acre of a 4-8-4 mix
ture on coastal plain soils and 200
'to 400 pounds per acre of a 4-10
4 fertilizer on piedmont or moun
tain soils. The mixed fertilizer
in the fall gives plant food bal
ance to help the grain withstand
the hard winter, then an applica
tion of 100 to 125 pounds per
acre of quickly available nitrogen
early in the spring is recommen
ded for proper timing of the ni
trogen supply.
North Carolina farmers find
more profits from their laud
where diversification of crops is
followed and small grain grown
in a well planned rotation system.
More acreage of these crops
should be grown since the demand
jtor wheat' and oats as food and
I feed is increasing along with the
; number of livestock in the South.
A grain pamphlet showing the
[results of these crops grown with
and without fertilizer at' plant
ing time has been prepared by
ithe distributors of Arcadian. The
I American Nitrate of Soda, and is
I in the hands of fertilizer manu
facturers for free distribuMon to
farmers.
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"LEGGETT'S LEADS IN LOUISBURG"
growing small grain is that it
gives excellent grazing during
winter months and this alone is,
worth more than t-lie cost of fer
Two baby beef, calves were pur
chased by 4-H boys in franklin
County to be fed out for Eiistern
Shows at State tf"air Friday. The
calves purchased weighed approx
imately 500 an<{ 800 pounds res
pectively aud have been started,
on feed. Q. S. Leonard exhibited!
one calf at State Fair placing j
seventh. This calfwas sold dur-J
ing sale for 15 ^4c per pound.
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Douthit's Prolific and Wood's
Hybrid red cob appear to be lead-'
ing in variety tests being conduc-j
ted la Franklin County. Checks
to date have been made on tests
of C. T. Dean, Louisburg. R 4,
and T. H. Weldon, Henderson, R2.
Four program planning meet
ings were conducted at Youngs
ville. Cedar Rock. Franklinton
and Cypress Creek Townships |
with an average of 17 farmersl
attending these meetings.
Ten meetings were conducted
in Franklin County Friday night.
Oct. 11. for the purpoBe of elect
ing township committeemen and
delegates. The following farm
erg were elected chairmen of
township committees: Ira T. In
scoe, Peter S. Foster, O. W.
Hicks. Norwood Faulkner, R. T.
Renn. William Hill. S. V. Hill,
Bennie E. Lewis, P. M. Sykex and
Arthur Strickland.
Did you hear the story about
the Loulsburg man who lost con
trol of his car, ran across the
sidewalk. and crashed Into a
building? When he came to. his
flrat words were, "Iti wasn't my
fault. I blew my horn."
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One 6-horse power Engine, one
Cole's Hot Blast coal stove. '
MRS L. V. PARKER.
408 N. Main St..
1 0-18-1 1 Loulsburg. N. C.
HALF or abandoned school)
PROPKRTY
Under and by vlrtiue of anj
order of The Board of Education I
of Franklin County, the property
hereinafter described, having keen
abandoned for school purposes,
and a sale thereof ordered, the
undersigned will, on
MONDAY. THK fflUi DAY ?F
NOVKMBKR. I04O
at or about the hour of noon,!
offer for sale at public auction,
bo the highest bidder, (or cash,
the following described property:
All that tract or parcel of land
?ltuate in Cedar Ro<* Township,
outvty of Franklin, State of
Vorth Carolina and lying and
o^tng on the norUi side of thfc
".^?j'.sburg-NaBbTlia road1 ahd (
bounded on the north by the
W. It. Kulghum share of the
Jesse Fulghunt lands, on the east,
by the K. S. Fulghum share of |
the Jesse Fulghum laud, and on
the south by the I.ouisburg-Nash-j
ville road, and on the west' by!
(he road leading from the Louls
Liurg-Niishvllle road to the J. W.
Sledge lioniM place, and contain
ing six acres, more or less. It be-j
ing the lot upon which are situ-|
site the buildings formerly used;
tor the T3edar ltock School.
This property will be offered j
us follows: the buildings thereon
with the privilege of removal :
therefrom within ninety days from,
ielivery of deed to purchaser; tlie j
land without the buildings and i
the land and buildings together. I
All bids will be received sub-|
lect to the approval or rejection;
of the Board of Education of
Franklin County.
This the 17th day of Octolj>er,
1M40.
DR. H. G. PERRY, Chairman
W. R. MILLS. Secretary
Board of Education of
Franklin County. 10-18-5t
NOTICE
North Carolina. In The
Franklin Co. Superior Court
COUNTY OF FRANKLIN
v.
R. H. Williams, surviving hus
band of Sadie J. Williams. Ro
bert Wilder Williams, unmar
ried. and Annie Miles Williams,
unmarried.
The defendants Robert Wilder
Williams, unmarried, and Annie
Miles Williams, unmarried, will
t?ke notice that an action entitled
as above has been instituted and
is now pending in the Superior
Court of Franklin County, being
a tax foreclosure suit affecting
certain lands in Franklin County,
to which suit t-he defendants
above named are proper parties.
And the said defendants above
named will take notice that they
are required to appear before the
Clerk of the Superior Court' of
Franklin County at his office in
Louisburg. on or before the 30th
day of November, 1940, to answer
or demur to the said complaint;
otherwise, the plaintiff will apply
for the relief demanded in his
said complaint'. - ?
Dated this the 16th day of Oc
tober, 1940.
W. V. A VENT,
Clerk Superior Court.
John F. Matthews.
Attorney for Plaintiff. 10-18-4t
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