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RMutIa Tree Growth
The falily wlde-epread custom
of rahlng up pine straw from
wooded areas appreciably retards
growth of the trees.
When the straw is left beneath
the trees it protects the soil and
supplies needed plant food, said
R. H. Page, Jr., assistant exten*
sion foreeter at State College.
On a recent rlslt to Wayne
County, Page found a 75-acre
tract of Loblolly pines that had
been raked continually during
the past 15 years.
Increment borings into the
trunks of several representative
trees indicated that during those
15 years the trees had gained less
Rome, Not. *8.—Responsible
^Tperaora with high connections
said tonight a war that might be
a world war would be certain to
result if the League of Nations
, places an oil embargo upon Italy.
These persons were jiot offici
als. They said Premier Mussolini,
at a ipldnight session of the
Fascist grand council November
18, adopted this three-point pro- . v » .
t,- j i than an inch in diameter.
gram to be used if an embargo'
i« mitiMi- i Normally, the same trees, 10
1. Italy would withdraw her!own
ambassadors and ministers trom\ high, should have grown
all "enemy" countries (those ap- ^"““Sh to increase their diameter
plying the oil sanctions). ^y more than two ‘nches .
2. ^taly would quit the League , 1“ °‘her words. Page saW, rak-
of Nations. i the straw had cut the
3. Italy’s "death squad" air, trees growth more than BO per
force of the navy would strike im- i eent. j ,,
gU mediately at the British fleet in Sometimes farmers find it
the Mediterranean. This is re- S«‘her pine needles
ported to be a force of 125 pilots
pledged to go to certain death.
Each a ould carry one huge bomb
in his plane, pick out an enemy
warship and dive upon the ves
sel.
^ It would be a sudden, desper
ate war in an attempt to break
through the ring of 62 besieging
nations, these sources said.
This determination was said
to have been given by Premier
Mussolini to Sir Eric Drummond,
the British ambassador, here last
Saturday and through the Italian
ambassadors to Premier I..aval of
France and Sir Samuel Hoare,
British foreign secretary, on Mon
day and Tuesday.
If was knowledge of '.his pro
gram, these sources continued,
that caused postponement of a
meeting of a League of Nations r. r j i ...in.
.. I Young Cranford, hunting wllli
State RelieP Funds
Total $38,683,934
Of Tide Amount Received From
Federal Government, 9S8,Si40,-
4Sa Was P’or ‘‘Dole’*
for mulching their crops and bed
ding livestock. The needles are
as valuable as the cord wood and
saw timber on the wooded area.
In such cases, Page said, the
straw should not be raked from
the same area year after year.
Gather it at one place this year,
he suggested, and from another
next year.
If the straw is not raked away
more than once in every four or
five years, he said, the damage is
not so severe.
Hunter Wounded
•Ysheboro. Nov. 28.—E. II.
(Jack) Cranford, Jr., well known
young mail of Asheboro and
member of a prominent family
here, was seriously wounded this
I afternoon when he was accident-
' ally shot while on a hunting trip.
Washington, Nov. 2$..-=^ The
federal government’s direct relief
program has pumped '$88,688,-
934 into North Carolina during
the 30 months of operation.
Of this amount, $28,240,433
went for general relief purposes,
or for payment of the “dole."
Nearly $7,000,000 went for rural
rehabilitation and miscellaneous
relief projects, almost equally di
vided between the two classifi
cations.
An additional $1,480,071 was
spent for educational purposes:
$1,374,000 through the federal
surplus relief corporation and
$683,772 for transient aid.
FOUR ARE KIIXED
AS TRAIN HITS CAR
Sibley, Iowa, Nov. 28.—Pour
members of an Iowa farm family
were killed and two others ser
iously injured today when a Rock
Island passenger train struck
their automobile at a crossing
near the outskirts of Sibley.
The dead were John Schmidt,
42; Mrs. Schmidt, 3G, and two
daughters, Arlene, 13, and Mar-
!yn, 2.
A son, Roger, 16. and a daugh
ter, Margery, 18, were taken to
a Sibley hospital where physi
cians said their condition was
serious.
ROfUlATIOH
^ TO„ BE^pJ
Recent "shifts aild c^n^s in
the popnlaflon ot Nortli ’Sarblina
will be. discussed by Dr. C. Hor
ace Hamilton, rural sociologlBt
of the Experiment Station, on
the Caro]In,^-Farm Features radio
program Wednesday. ,
Dr. Hamilton has made an ex
haustive study of the sftnation
and Is well-prepared to discuss
the topic. He will point out the
extent of migration from urban
cehlers to rural ar^s.
Also included on the week’s
schedule of talks by State Col
lege specialists will be a discus
sion of a much asked question,
'•Shall I go Into the Poultry Bus
iness?’’ This will be delivered by
Roy S. Dearstyne, head of the
poultry department, on Friday.
The full schedule foy, the week
includes: Monday, R. H. Rutfner,
"The Feeding of Horses and
Mules": Tuesday, Dr. B. B. Ful
ton, "Insect Control;’’ Wednes
day, Dr. C. H. Hamilton, “Recent
Population Changes in North
Carolina”: Thursday, Miss Rose
Ellwood Bryan, “Club W»rk In
Durham County"; Friday, Roy S.
Dearstyne. “Shall I Go Into the
Poultry Business?’’; and Satur
day, Dr. J. V. Hofmann, “For
estry Products."
rOMlRED WEDDING
Jame.s Hickerson and Zella
Wyatt, local colored couple,
were married oii November 26 by
Magistrate C. M. Teve.paugh at
his office in this city.
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N®ir*
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maatbr
chhirmna-bf »(L Be^pcratic na
tional ' commiib^^^^torted
night on his rafiifa a swtn|y
arotind th® hit “hM-
(y''sury^y of the^olitleal
tlon" revpftl^ hlrtratlbl®- gb&4:
for President Roowti^^ ••■it
“In on® respect the joufoey
was a failure," he said In a stnteif-
meat. “To speak traakly. It was
a quest for tronble—and I fenni|
none." *'
Phrley listed -v 18 states—In
cluding Ohio, Pennsylvania and
California—vhish were on ^ the
direct route he traversed and
which he said will be In -the
Roosevelt column next Novem
ber. }
He named nine other stated
cuntigiious to his route which he;
said yielded assurhnees that they'
and neighboring states would
provide "undiminished support
of the President."
Farley said also that “every
body seems pretty well satisfied’’
about the reciprocity agreement
with Canada and deprecated
straw vote trends as no indica
tion of trends until the Republi
cans name their candidate.
The states Farley listed defi
nitely in th© Roosevelt column—
“I can tell you now with abso
lute sincerity," he said—^were
Pennsylvania, Delaware, Virgin
ia, .Maryland, Kentucky, Tennes
see, Illinois, Iowa, Nebraska,
Utah, Nevada, California, Ore
gon, Idaho. Wyoming, Qolorado.
Ohfejtnd Indiana,"
^ ‘T can go even farther," Far
ley said’.'' He said he enconntered
repiresentaUTet from-'' Wasblng-'
ton, Montana, a^ Dakotas, Weet
Virgtala, Missouri, Bamas, i|pw
MexiM and Artaona* and “tUM
men ItftJlItht'me wordVthat' they
wei^-^tte^ith' -4he(r nelthhor
states i'frv ui^mini8bi(K:|^^
of the Preeweiit,’’^ " y .3^.
.know allfaWont^ the . Lin
cano, ont rii taia only to
ney-Qeneral David Wllents.’.’ ^
Detectives ayresCed Rolf
when he .was found roanlng
bout Haekenaaek, . nnAble to
an aceOniit of himself. He _
told police he was hltch-^lking
T2enttat. u> ''tril alTTir kne«r ta
Wllenta. All attempt! te'^forer
the prisoner to talk"{IWred futile.
Cab Drum- IMd For TaUtf
Lii|dj^^,.Cial
Hackensack, N. 3., Nov.^ ?**“t
IThpi^ j-'Rogers, 42, cab drive*
of New York city, was In Jail to4
night pending inirestlgatlon c> of
bis statement to detectives: "1
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m $11. KB it,wb|Hd
MANY PEOPLE NOW SAY:
S- -V • v«trtng >r;-
f&hu-na
The New CoM^lhaser
Wins Aght
With a Cold
By BuUtUn0Up CoU-FIghBng RmBMancB
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Name | Df^gitis
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committee scheduled for tomor
row to consider an oil embargo.
I Frank McCrary, also
of Ashe-
! boro, had emerged from the
Hundreds of mowing machines woods on to the highway foui
with seed pans attached have miles west of here. Both men
been moving across Stanly coun-i baited to light cigarettes and
ty lespedeza fields during the; Cranford dropped the butt of his
past two weeks as the growers : -gun 'o the hardsnrfaccd high-
harvest the annual seed crop
.mn&ys
■ way, the weapon discharging. One
pellet of No. 8 shoe went through
I ills stomach and three or four
i pnnrtured his intestines.
I
Recent rains
liave damaged j
slacks in i
If poorly fnaotionioif Ilidacy-i
V Blsdder make you eicTcr £t n G, ‘■in*
Up Nights, Nerv0U3r.05s, Khcumuuo ! peanuts still in the
^ Pains. Stiffness. Burning. Smarting, •
9 Itching, or Acidity try tho guarnntoed . Hertford Cotintv.
Doctor's ProscriptionCyetcxtSisi^-tcx) !
—Must nx you op or money
UsIrSaOX back. OnlyT5/stdruEKats.
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in 30 minutes
Oldsmobile Sales
and Service
Electric and .Acetylene Welding,
Body and Fender Repairing.
Radiator Repairing and General
Automobile Work.
Wrecker Service Day or Night.
Williams Motor Co.
T. H. WILLIAMS, Owner.
.Mile West, N. Wilkesboro
PHONE 334-J.
Try CARDUl For
PunctlonaJ Monthly Pains
Women from the ’teen age
K.ST.\TK
Under and by virtue o. the
power of sale contained in a
certain Deed of Trust eveeiiled
■ hy .Mary E. Joinus and hu.sband,
S. it. Jollies, on Novomher 7,
I irui:;. to the undersigned Trus-
lee, to secure the payment of
• the indebtedness therein men
tioned. and default having been
' iiiHde in the payment tliereof, and
. demand having been made on
I me:
I I will. Tlierefore. on Tuesday,
December 10, 193.5. at the hour
of ten o’clock a. m. at the Court
I House door in Wilkesboro. offer
i for sale for cash to the highest
i bidder the following described
; real estate, lo-wit:
' "First iTact; Beginning at a
j stake on the Southeast corner of
■ Tragdon Ave. & AVillard SI., and
; running south 10 degrees 1.7 min-
! iites east along the east side of
I IVillard Street 74.2 feet to a
stake; then eastwardly at riglil
angles with Willard Street 70
feet to a stake; then north 10
; degrees 1-5 minutes east 128
feet, more or los.s, to the south
Side of Trogdon .Avo: then So.
62 degree.s 20 minutes west a-
to the change of life have | long the south side of Trogdon
. , — . , ■ , 1. , ; .Ave 88.4 feet to the point of
found Cardui genuinely help- ^
ful for the relief of functional
monthly pains due to lack
of Just the right strength from the
food they eat. Mrs. Grit Haynes, of
Essex, Mo, ivrites: "I used Cardui
when a girl for cramps and found
it very beneficial. I have recently
taken Cardui during the change of
life. I was very nervous, had head
and beck pains and was in a gen-
arally run-down condition. Cardui
bas helped pie greatly.”
Thoausdi of women testify Cardui bene-
. flted tbem. If It dote not benelit YOU,
g -aafasnlt a physician.
Reins-
Sturdivant
Inc.
THE FUNERAL
HOME
LICENSED
EMBALMERS
AMBULANCE
SERVICE
North
Wilkesboro, N. C.
Phones 85 - 228-M
beginning, said land hoing Lot
No. 11 in Block 204 as shown
on Trogdon’s Map of the Town
of North Wilkesboro, .North Car
olina.
Second Tract: Beginning on a
stake on the north side ot E St.,
70 feet Eastwardly of th© north
fast corner of E & Sixth Sts., and
running north 27 degrees 27 min
utes west parallel with Sixth
Street 140 feet to an alley;
thence north 62 degrees 33 min
utes east along the south side of
said alley 70 feet to a stake;
thence north 27 degrees 27 min
utes east parallel with Sixth St.
140 feet to a stake on the north
side of E Street; then south 62
degrees 33 minutes west along
the north side of E Street 70 feet
to the point of beginning, being
a part of I>ot 21 and all of lots
23. 25 and a part of lot 27 In
block 64 as shown on Trogdon’s
Map of the Town of North Wil
kesboro, N. C.
i Third Tract: Beginning at a
stake on the S. B. corner of
Trogdon .Avenue and Willard St..
' and running south 10 degrees 15
! minutes west along the east side
of Willard Street 74.2 feet to a
stake: thence eastwardly at right
angles with Willard Street 140
feet to a 15 ft. alley; thence
nortli 10 degrees 15 minutes east
along the west side of said alley
1.S1.2 feet to the south side of
Trogdon Avenue; thence south
62 degrees 20 minutes west a-
long the south side of Trogdon
Avenue 176.8 feet to the point
ot beginning, said land being
Lots 10 & 11 in block 204 as
shown on Trogdon’s Map of the
Town of North Wilkesboro, N. C.
This the 7th day of November,
A. D. 1935.
A. H. CARET,
12-2-4t. TntBt®®.
Make their Christmas joy
complete with
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