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OhrtHm. BIkin BumdAMtvnr.
to^ dhubed hit l«ad' orwr it«p.
Jduii Folftr, 4 lit Airy, tor tk«
DMBOcsAtlo nomination to Oon-
fiiiB CKn tto VttUi ^latrlct
wk«a tke Sorry eonnty )>oard ot
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‘ elaetiona “offlelol Itt
iQi}^ aasoTUUMd ta^dlotldafl,.
AtMt koMln* protorta l»y ^th
eaatjidatai ot rotlat la tkroo. Sor>
ry proebibta, tho board rfdeoUsed
to altor Its i^OTlo^ aoaoone-
od Hinrss i^nt ^UtK
Cluitiiaa I,til and Jos S. Hkr-
rto, ot mMtoa«ileffl."tbltd man
In the coBtost, 6i.
' ]h«iM Heasd
This lott Chatham in the lead
by 5t Totee oot ot the apptox^
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eoTen-oounty. dW9^s^. ^the totils
now ataitd at,for Ohl^
bam. 8i.taf for K*i«er tod |05
tor Harris. ' . . “■ ‘ '
Porins the he^^;^ on, 0^
'charirea of lrr^tto>rt^ ‘MDJb
tola spokesmen r^ratM tb
legations, stotortpd, ^y, slfne^l
statementt, Oiat parsons oMt
more than one rote In the Hobsqn
pr«:lnct, which inolger earrie}:
that no registration or poll books
were present in the Voting area
or ever referred to, and that, in
all, more than 86 persons roted
than were registered in the piw-
clnct /
Folger, who was present, an
swered these charges in person.
He said some voters by error
placed congressional and county
tickets In the congressional box,
giving rise to the charge that
they had voted twice. He produc
ed affidavits to show that neces
sary books were on hand and
were referred to as required by
law.
Folger then repeated h i s
charges ot irregularitiee in the
Elkin and Bryan preclnete. He
charged the registrars with hav
ing sought out and registered
known Republicans as Demo
crats. He alleged further that
many personf not residents of
the district also voted. These
allegations were supported by
affldavlto.
In addition to these sworn
statements, he submitted a bill
of contentions in which he
charged that Judge Fred Neaves,
of Elkin, had aided voters with
out being requested; that Avery
Neaves, vice president of Chat
ham Manufacturing company,
had remained in the polls during
the prlmUry and had "Intimidated
hundreds of Chatham workers"
Into voting for Chatham.
At this polilf Folger also charg
ed that Chatham had spent be
tween $150,000 and $200,000 In
the district In an attempt to in
fluence the outcome of the elec
tion.
This charge was denied by
• 'V.l
rtere'g the Army's newest super-bomber, tho
"Flying Wng." which can carry more bombs
farther and faster than any plane_ in history.
Dwarfing even tho B-29. this tail-less craft
can get off the ground with 60 tons of bombs
and fly 10,000 miles with a substantial bomb
load. It carries its 15-rUan crew# fueL eight
bomb bays, and four giant motors in its
wing, which measures 172 feet, and fully
loaded can outrun most of today's fighter
planes. Further proof of the great future
awcuting men of the New Army, techmcal
training for work on the Flying Wing is
only one of the 200 skills and trades
^aught Army men today.
i iBiMb
fdUf yerurt^fli I im |oi% ft
tor foV
immeii 'too hk%«^e thftt
the ittthdnt m »u$U ^ the
prito one pwu- d^tgroiDe
the economic life m tha nMlen,''
Miss Stella Scurlo^fc^ the OPA,
recently wrote to ibe Woman's
Affxiiiaxy of the Bide-
copal Church, wl^ -tavori ra
tioning and price a^trol. "No"
longer can a ChlWlan buy a>
much as she ploooto at any price
she pleases,” adds BCfan Bonrlock.
The necessity yatlontng and
price control over tibaii yUars has
awakened all of ^na to the essen
tial iuterrelatedneet of all peo
ple In all aspects of onr, Uvoi."
Members of Methodist church
es In Tampa, Florida, and vlcln^
ity have undertaken a canning
project to produeo a carload of
meat, fruit, ae 'Vegetables to
send overseas fd, ftuhine p^repu.
Under the dlreotloa ot lira. 0.
Russel Schaker, president of the
Woman’s Society of Christian
Servcle, and of the Bev, J, J.
Rooks, they have canned great
quantities of food that 'ppaid
otherwise have goke to waste.
The children and ynang people
gathered the prodnee from mar
kets and farms; and-men and
women, after their regular work
ing hours, did the canning ac
cording to methods approved by
the Florida Extenrion Service.
Now the Church Committee for
Overseas Relief and Reoonstrue-
tion (297 Fourth Ave., New
York, N. Y.) Is urging women of
other communities to undertake
similar projects.
A plea that church and related
groups In American life begin a
“public relations Job” to neutral
ize the growing use of alcoholic
beverages, was u>i|de recently by
Mrs. D. Leigh CoiVln, of Evans
ton, HI., national president of
the Woman’s Christian Temper
ance Union. "Thirty years ago
bars were patronized mostly by
men,” says Mrs,^/3olvin. "Now
we have mothers, hoys and girls,
and even grandmothers drinking
hard liquor at the bars along
with men. We even have lovely
young ladies drinking the most
vicious of all alcoholic drinks—
an Imported horror named vodka
—out of tea cup^I*jMrs. ColvlB
fs urging niemhlto'’'^'^h#'Yftftos
to urge upon Congress the pro
hibition of the manufacture of
alcoholic beverages during the
present food shortage.
V. A. Provides For
Veterans* Service
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NEW ARMY
Winston-Salem.—Veterans Ad
ministration contact representa
tives in North Carolina provided
service to nearly 2t,0O0 persons
who visited their offices last
month. It was announced today.
The regional office and twenty-
three' other contact offices had
21,719 visitors during April, In
cluding veterans, veterans’ de
pendents, or their representa
tives, according to^a report made
by Charles G. Montgomery, Con
tact Officer for the State. In ad
dition, there were 629 contacts
provided by Itinerant service.
Not only was Information pro
vided concerning Veterans Ad
ministration services, bnt 6,645
applications for - beneflte were
prepared by the contact represen
tatives, Montgomery said.
The Winston-Salem office leads
the list with a total of 2,988 con
tacts; the Charlotte Sub-Region
al Office was next with 2,431;
and Durham third with 1,951.
The North Wilkesboro office had
361 contacts. ^ ~ ■
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M&i nrMV*
la WHIer Geantr
Oree^boto Dkily Ncgi toi
MiTiiid thb fonoij
W. T. Host. IM4
to ths Tots «ito
^ eongm-
ifias Jm» gntkswA-^Wf intm
A WIllMrlBtd VMik Hnim; hsr
oitoisat, i;t4t.
tMtilMMilKl lliM JiM Win
Isaily Uvteg to tks
wtoif Utti in 'FVMto^
hjrftrtiills itot to
^WlJkso^totoW Sotkrdny,’ifiv
|6, wto% Demoetatto Orkan lOM
Jane pot her tnto ^^Be-
ktttoeto .■ Kf.j
Wilkes Repnblleuts
womeneitlsenship Ht
ibask tolliO nnd the Hetohtoan
reirireetototive' ,o( ttok'^-jaton^
'voted to stand by the state anil
national Republican, aleo the
state and national Democratte
platforms. Not ell the . Repnbll^
cans were so gallant. The Hon
orable Rnfe Haytnore oi Sur
ry offered in respect to the wim-
men to remove his shoes In n
sort of Mosaic mannerism as thv
lawgiver approached the bnminft
bush. But the wtmmen wished
nobody’s shoes off. Besides, It
was very hot. In Angnst at the
special session In 1920.
Hut Wilkes was chivalrous.
Ailegnant, commanded by Oov-
emor R. A. Donghton, • would
hear to none of it, though Oov-
ernor Dontoton generally was
regular. Hlg state and nationiU
conventions had ordered the 19tli
amendment ratified, bnf the Alle
ghany man wonld not obey hie
party’s ukase. When Republican
Tennessee ratified the amend
ment antl-suffraglsts broke their
necks to get enabling legislation
by which wlmmen could vote the
Democratic ticket.
The Republicans have been us
ing chivalry no little. They real
ly offered no opposition to Mrs.
Giles Cover In her race for the
house from Cherokee in 1944.
When Miss Jane Pratt was given
the Democratic nomination lor
Congress to fill out the unfinish
ed term of W. Cf. Bnrgln, many
people expressed the hope that
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