nki»ir^vemor Sroagiilin ot* prohibkitf «o«t.
«]duwstiv«?|rt;td]r, xfu, go«i^rrfor »>tcli«Med th»' El-
kin Kiwpniii Ctah on the «»*e’«
lime
JU'»e in,Bttrticia*el!l
^^WTowi^ Ilw «ioB#B*e
hera^ThijtoMsy »t«ly;'«w*i^'
iie"4wfcH»ce followed imrtedi-.^^i^skdw fbet tbef« oporrtioiMr
SlatesTllI’^
V , v , GovejMt Broughton’s firrt rer
new, arguments I inarkb'WmM to the’possibility of
no sort of relationship to the
.'yrhkh are excited with re- ial commit]ia«ii,i|
the stuff. - In sheer town tigste cond
g ”--irl«,to suing statlfll^ lu'ijBte
seaboeVd dud; J*acUle
Btatoet^ffbctlTe Starch
pointed to hives-*> I#» .»** oruered oy the wtir pro-
et !he 8tate‘fI««‘lon board today |n # imp
.ef.tae
l^entsima^ wWMto the^pMB (g(„^n,on decowy therS hospital Mir Mol^iltnit decided at tvrhlclr informed guartew saldlfM
■ iSSS ifH;hint that some-«f these places a preliminary Seestoi. here today!pmUmlnary to rationlKk,. ;
governor ao-, property lor highway-Mnstnir^ ^gdng te' get from under apd ‘ ' * - - —
. c^man rfjand maint^nce. . Highway au- ^ ^
Bnhhc Works J«ht wearma quality of fortunes in the
^fassMmopi,
.tO,*Si#»ihe Lime Rock (therefore, It could not —r -.. Iv news
(#lM>sit aad;i|gtPR8tine definitely, ed lor lirtual constru^ou except . •
whether its ; d|SfSjptaent would be for hij^way base. This would not
feaeibla and-pnaefical." ’'
Rublic Works thoritlmi said wearing quality
oy a qualified, the stone Was not , i^ic in liquor.^reensWo DaS:
The govert#^ h«Uiorized drill
ing, if It ih fo^ necessary to ex-
'^lOre the possitolities at the rock.
be potable at distances further Cou^^ r
than 14. Or 16 miles, it was pointed’., Bicycle With One Le|f
out. On secondary roads, it was
iudicatiW. the stone would be setts-.^^iChannte
to te^ hearings in the ’ Burke 1 The order raesms fbe average
^motorist among the ,4P,(Ml.Pi^bO
eoprt ItaHse at Worg^nton fmotorist among
rsday 'at 10 a. hi. '* an^ottobtle owneiu in thp.
Following the conference at El-'factory, but sand or field stone
^ *V..Li.-. ... 1 iJ ~ll U,, 4
Wh, the gdvefiBd^i’aceompanied by I could very well be substituted
highway offlcliils, newspapermen
a^ interestwent to the
rock itself,'zlverlboking the Yadkin
River, northwest—of- Smithtown,
Kansas. — Delqw
d’s parents promised her e'
'Cle for Christmas a couplp^f’
,^*»S**diicus8ion‘^^^^'' after a bone tumor ne-
On this phase cessltated amputation of her
the pvernor pointed out hat due ^ j2-ye|r
to the war an exceedingly heavy girl got a wheel chair in-
and made a cursory study of visi- drop m highway revenue could bv.
other ideas,
three
Then she gritted her teeth
]?e*w ”^ttrucUon!^ne” sS‘ “^By oX^filngr ye^r
eu. I'icw v-uio she was walking expertly wlUi
will be on secondary roads almost ^
, ., , jan artificial limb—and demand-
altogether. ■% !
ble physical asi>ects of the deposit j anticipate, possibly^ as "lu^h . Delores
Follows Report
Out of the revenue
had
Governor Broughton’s trip to Ei-* which is received he said, Iwhd and
kin followed sharp newspaper edi-1 interest payments must be made, ‘^kys
tcrial comment', anent a report
made by the higdiway commission
and published by the governor to
the effect that develonment of the
deposit could be fnade only at a
[Want Ads
A. L. But,.,, .,«.tlv. 1 “«■ “
ident of Chatham Manufacturing received it.
Cn-pun, Elkin, ,.,u^^ -;!>t *, TSf.'™”’
hme rock was purchased original- ^^
ly and at what cost. This broug ht -
cut the fact that it was regaia?d, Couldn t Find It
a source of agricultural lime and| Mary was spending the after-
was purchased at a cost of only noon looking at some Bible pic-
$2,000. To Butler’s inquiry as to ^"les in her Christmas gift-book.
FOR RENT
whether the state would sell the Presently she remarked. “It says,
property, the highway chairman H ot was told to take his wife and
declared it would do anything but I flee,” but I can’t find the .flea
FOR RE-NT—6-Room House With, ^^ould lease the property anyw'here.’’
garden and barn on Highway 18 anyone willing to develop it and
—about 4 miles out. Mrs. Joe,pyp„ ^ maj to the site.
B. Springle, R-1, North Wilkes-I 2s’umerous figures were present-
boro. 3-19-2tp• and analyses from the deposit.,
These ranged from six per cent to,
as high as 96. , I
W’. M. Allen, a spokesman,!
sought temporary exploitation of |
the project on a small scale until
such time as the possibilities of the
deposit were explored. This, he ^
said, could be done at an outside |
cost of a little over $12,000. H|;
• The committee, snpoihted by
Governor J. M. Hrooghion after
conditions «t Ihe bfstH.atfon hhif
been critldised., in j, s
newepsper, srttele^ P|n xnbiKvIift
Wednesday morning, and will
spend the day in tn^iecttr.g. the
hospital pkint and set-up. '■f''
' 'OA' of' Ike llMt^.iritnesses to be
h^'d^ it will he’announced will
be ’Tom P. Jlmison. former law
yer, iweacher . and newspaper
■writer, who spent seveiml ipopths
as aj^putipiri injthe hoi^-al^»|SiS
sOn wes'tl^ author of ftie n'ew,--
paper articles which were vespon-
stble,, at least in pari, for the In
vestigation.-
Marshal T. Spears, chairman
of the eommitteef^ arihounced
that all persons wi^ngt to he
heard In the Investigation should
notify '.he committee,, or Its attor
ney Charles A. Hines of Greew-
boro. The hearing,’h^said, will
probably last sereraf-
All members of the • committee
were present today. In addition
to the chairman they are: Dr,
Wingate Johnson of W'lns’on-Sa-
lem, I., C. Gilford of Hickory,
Mrs. E. L. McKee of Sylvq, and
Word H. Wood of Charlotte.
eet srtention—and raunlta
areas will teve to cu^ hfitise
Of motoi^ fuel by sveB- ttoyethan
one-fifth f since iim«g stetijSns
Or«^-|fcifP4*o(l.to njiwt^ni
tMt ’ aeaassgtHTO-
'qnirements’’ of essential ssats.
Among those classed ail-qiaen-
ttel asfrs. were phyplcians.-And
govehimeni veigteted. the
school bases,- taxicab^ gad agri
cultural maemnery.
•' New Speed liimiS Vv||^
, Also «s a part of theioonserva-
tion program/thp'appitoxlmateiy
100.000 filling stationi In-'the 2ti
sta'es where the order applies
were directed'to-confine their op-
emtiona to 12 hours dally and to
72 hours weekly. The choice as
to l^iirs and days ; of operation
was '!lett to IndivlduaJ retailers.
The^order was the seciid gov-
ernnibnt action of khe day affect
ing automobile owners. Barller,
tSe’ White House discloMd that
Preatdent Roosevelt had written
the; governors of the 48 s'tates
proposing a maximum, motor ve
hicle speed limit of 40 miles au
hour.
The chief executive’s request
was based on thlT'necessity of
conserving tires whldR'wear much
fas’er at high speeds than at low.
Automobile gasoline mileage Is
AN10IMM7JU. vm »vwsjsa—wsseewwv* •'r f fU> -«»»»• s#^
Petroteum C*-or8|hator. Jck6e.^f|;-
was ddseribed in oil circles ss’rui
interaiedtai* seUon to bold fhrtqr
gasoline'%QwnmptiDn uqtil cards
could be glinted and issned tor *
rigid gasoline rationing program ,
This, K WHS exjdntned, might
require aererai weeks.
- StetcM Affected .
The eastern area affected em-
bracM -Maine, Vermont, New
IlniapehiTe, Jtasssehusetts, Rhode
Island, pdnneefiattt. New york.
New;ii^ey, Detoware, Penuayl-
vanJa, Maryland, ' Virginia, the
District pf Columbia, West Vir
ginia, North CaroHna, South Car
olina, Georgia, and' Florida east
of -the Appalachia river.
Ifig f«der*l'‘toVermne«l.
00 tatihb than m4Ul4^ .
wffl not be permitted after 00
date; ■ S >,: .
Attention |s also called
faet that stocks of refrig
not ahaady fn'kfae hands od
Ipive beni frosan but dMlanA
self rafrigerstori now' on "lisi^i
The same applies to wuhinff nm-
dhi^. *
iW
ir’ I
Ads. gat attanaon-aad raaelta
RNOLANIFB PXAYFTT, IDLER.S
NOW BATnAE NAZIff
Inea Robb, weJUknown Ameri
can reporter, returns from lon-
(lon with a graphic story of how
the Mne-Mooded, goedtiiiic
Charlies of Enidaad are now
battling for the defense of their
coniriry. One of many feidures
in the March S18th issue of Tlie
American Weekly, the Mg maga
zine cUstributed with The Balti
more Sunday .American. On salt'
at all newsstands.
Date of PIcBle - >?
Minister: I'm glad to sbe pn
your way to Spnday. school.’Inter.
What do yo» exp^ to leepalto-
dayt- ■'?/.-
Ehntt'tl expect to learn t^^te
of the pienk.
¥^E
dpid
To Second Floor Dr. Vltv A.'
Taylor’a Buildinf'’ ~
Specializiiig in Servktag ‘Tyll**
writers. OffiM MscWiics,^tt'l$ly
cycles, Photo-Gqaipment,
Ledss snd Keys.
M. H. Meade a
TRUWAY SERVICE
KUfll Btreet
MARLOW’S MEN’S SHOP
Manhattan Shirts—Botany Ties
BARGAIN FOR CA.SH: l»;ll
Chevrolet coach, fairly good
shape. See or write Jas. r.
Nlchbls, Wilkesboro route one,
box 108. 3-16-2tp
FOR BENT: Apartoieut, furnj.-»li-
ed. 724 J>ower Kensington
Drive. Mrs A. E. Spainhower,
Phone 676. 3-5-tf, intimated private money to the ex-
ttnt of around $3,000 could be ob-
FOR RENT—-4-Boom Apartment,
_ modfrn plumbing, hardwood
Close-ia.,J Mrs. 0.- 6.
Poindexter. , “ 3-5t£
J*.
FOR RENT—Niqe-room house on
D street See D. J. Carter at
The Journal-Patriot office. 2-9-tf
FOR SALE
tsined.
J, W. L. Benson, plant engineer
for Chathis-'n Manufacturing Com
pany, offered a detailed breakdown
of the $12,000 itean, which he said j
was based upon figures submitted |
by a reliable manufacturer of
equipment necessary in such work.i
Thi.s equipment, he said, could bej
acquired on a rental ba.sirs of 10
per cent of its purchase price p«r|
month of use. ;
Counties interested in the de- j
velopment of the deposit were rep- i
recented almost solidly by both re-i
FOR SAIaE or TRADE: Pair 3-
year-old mules, cheap; pair '2-
year-old fillies; both pair broken.
R. F. Church, 15 miles west of
North Wilkesboro. on highway
■421. 3-26-4tpd I sponsible officials and lay citizens'
GOOD middle agevl tcan~of' themselves. Among those attend-
mules; al.so wvigon a.Jl hnr-iiog.
Millers were the governor and highway.
Itpii! chairman; V. D. Guire, Lenoir,
I highway conunisioner; Zeb Stew-|
FOR SALE—New 5-Room House art, district highway engineer '
ness. Will
Creek.
Paw, newr
Archie Lee Osborne
health department.
at county
3-16-2tp
3% miles we.st on highway 421;-County Agents A. P. Cobb, Surry,
running water available. Mrs. L. F. Brumfield, Surry, A. R. Mor-
row, Iredell, J. B. Snipes, Wilkes,
and R. M. McLaughlin, Yadkin;
Paul Davis, of the Yadkin county
board of education; Ray T. Moore,
chairman of the Yadkin county
ani of commissioners; Henry
Dobson, state legislator; M. F.
GOOD USED CARS—Recondition
ed and with good tires. Many
bargains on haad.^JS*’®^^^’
tor company, ^ C^dc Hutchens
legislator;
building on Gbrdw Avenue, Tom gj,ore, Yadkin county state sena-
McNeill, manag^: Charles-C. Weaver, president,
'' " of the Elkin Junior Chamber of j
Commerce; W. F. Neaves, vice-'
WANTED
WANTED: To ft fWr dry clean
ing and altfifatiops. Leather
Jackets reltoe«d. Stop at oar
Branch Office on 9th Street.
Call Hotel- BuBdhig. Modern
Cleaners. Phone 648. 3-16-8t
OfOirNEWlTIE-MIIELED
piesident of Chatham Manufactur-i
ing Company; VV. F. Arey, of State
College Extension Service, and Joe
Williams, of fue SUte Department]
of Agriculture. 11
ly--
TAN BARK — ObMteat Oak and
Hemlook bark will ho taken
this year la the sbed.s of the In
ternational Shoe Company at
North Wilkeobore. N. C. Bark
esB he deMvered any day of the
' week except Saaday. 4-16-
PERMITS TO BUY
•HRES, autos HERE
(Continued from page 1)
HUNDREDS OF ITEMS OF NEW MERCHANDISE ON THE
MAIN FLOOR - HUNDREDS OF ITEMS OF NEEDED MER-
MISCELL^ NEOUS
tube; James Ambn^e Gilliam,
Hays, one 'Ire, one tube; Sidney
Stokes Hunt, Nor’h Wilkesboro, V
two tires, two tubes; John Am
brose Reeves, North Wilkesboro.
two time (obsolete): William
IaOBT’ Bfllfdld ci»f*A»i«i"g ram Howard Stanley, Wilbar, tw.>
of money and eapers. Reward tires two tubes (obsolete); Bar-
vior return of BlUfoW. George _ ney Brown, Hays, two blras (ob-
CaavpbelL ii**' Trqgdon street, j solete); Piedmont Mountain
North WllkehborOi Itpd , Freight Line, North Wilkesboro.
^ one tire, one tube; Arthur R.
Hiller, Vannoy, one tire; C & S
CHANDISE IN OUR BASEMENT AT LOW, FIRE-SALE
PRICES.
f-
.lkB palmer i« Bff'f wrtk
eight hours a day. six days a
week for expert radio and re
frigerator repair service, any
uake or model. Telephone 530
for quick service. Anderson
'Ctaotale Ce„ 1-32-tf
fob sals—:l»41 Black
Plymouth in fine
el6iidftion a«4 wto good
For information call
or>rite XJl?
trioL . - 3-16-21
Motor Express, North Wilkesbo^
ro, one tire, one tube; Hender
son Electric Co., North Wilkes
boro, two tires, two tubes; Roby
Lee Broyhill, North Wilkesboro,
one tfire, one tube: Claude How-,!'
ard Roope, «onda. two tires: I
North 'WUkeaboro Ice and Fuel
Co., North Wilkesboro. two tires
three tubes; James Harvey Pen
nell, Nerth Wtlkeehoro. one tire,
■liie foUowing were Issued cer-
ttficatae for retracing and recap
ping service: Wilkesboro Manu
facturing ,0q„ North Wilkesboro;
Cardwell Lwnsber Co., North Wil-
kesboto; Andde Andrew Cashion,
North WUkeebdro. -
Elrery ttara yoB get your pay
buy Bonds Sad Stamps for.
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