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EIGHT Farm Chief Says Tobacco Control Most Vital Law Also Declares Tobacco Control Law More Defensible Legally Than Bankhead Cotton Measure THINKS VOLUNTARY PROGRESS POSSIBLE ^Believes Both Cotton And Tobacco Policies Would Continue Even If The Present Acts Are Invalidated Washington. Dec 11.?Secretary of Agriculture Henry A. Wallace - .. 1?i fkat today expressed tne opinion ma., there is more necessity for the Kerr-Smith Tobacco Control Act than for the Bankhead Cotton .Act, and that the tobacco act is more defensible from a legal point of view. He also expressed the opinion that volutary programs for both cotton and tobacco can be carried out successfully, even though the control acts should be declared unconstitutional. Secretary Wallace was asked at his press conference if the Bankhead Cotton Control Act, on which the goverrn >nt today abandoned c al argument because of the ill,. \St Solicitor-General Reed, who collapsed during the argument yesterday, was declared unconstitutional, would it necessarily follow that the SmithKerr Tobacco Act and the Warren-Bailey Potato Act would be held constitutional. With an enrollment of 14000 boys and girls into the 4-H clubs j of Johnston county, there is an increase of 100 per cent above the enrollment for last year. J Martin cotton growers have turned in approximately 25.000 , of surplus cotton ginning certificates for re-issuance and local sale. Irvin Morgan, 4-H club member of Pasquotank county, added nitrate of soda to his corn as a side-application when the corn was 42 days old and produced 123 bushels on one acre of land this season. The long time agricultural program is getting under way in Wayne county where agricultur- j al leaders of the county have met with County Agent Colon .Mintz, to study the question. One Rutherford county farmer told a group of men in Rutherfordton the other day that farmers of the county were better off this winter than they had been in ten years citing specific instances of the improvement. Six thousand pounds of plucked turkeys were sold co-operatively recently by Anson county farm families for the holiday market. A legume crop that may be used for improving the land is the best crop to plant on acres removed from the cultivation of j cash crops, says extension officials at State College. Twelve Duplin county farmers Tecently co-operated to order 225 fruit and nut trees to be planted about their homes. LITTLE BITS OF BIG NEWS (Continued from page 1.) American Killed News was received Saturday of the killing in Ethiopia of Dr. Robert W. Hockman, American missionary and Red Cross work-1 er. A bomb he picked up at Daggah Bur, on the southern front, exploded. Too Marty Wives Despite their protest that "plural marriages' 'are a part of their religious beliefs and despite their attorney's plea that President Roosevelt only recently reiterated the American right of freedom in religious worship, Price Johnson, and I. C. Spencer, were convicted at Kingman, Ariz, for "open and notorious cohabitation." Spencer admitted he hac two wives and Johnson that h? had 13 children by two wives. No Pension Plan New legislation will be neces sary for North Carolina to bene fit fully from the government'! social security program, Mrs Thomas W .Bost, state welfan commissioner, said Saturday Mrs. Bost, attending a conferenci called by Frank Bane, executive director of the social security board, said the state would nee< revised legislation to participah in the program for pensions foi the blind and aid to dependent ! ????jg 1 children, and new legislation 1 comply with federal requirement for old age pensions. "Nort Carolina at the present does n( lhave an old age pension plan she said. Freed The jury found William Pabs 18, guilty of killing his fath< jwith a hatchet in defending h I mother from a drunken assaul The verdict carried a five to te year prison term. But Judg I James M. Barrett of Bronx coui ty, N. Y., court, added" Sentenc suspended." and ordered youn Pabst: "Sonny, go home to jgood mother." j New Death Date | Bruno Richard Hauptmann ca mly received the news Saturda that the week of January 13 ha been set for his death In th electric chair for the kidnap mui der of Charles A. Lindbergh, Ji Good Business Business jammed a heavy foo !on the recovery accelerator thi I week and raced ahead at th I speediest clip since June, 193( iln reaching the highest level li j five years the Associated Pres adjusted index of industrial ac I tivity topped its peak of 86. last week to finish at 86.7 com pared with 65.0 in the like 193 j week. Kills Two A discharged employe wen wild with a revolver at the Co lumbia University College o Dental and Oral Surgery lati ImIUm/v mom Kor 1 iiu i-ouajy. niiuiig wwv iuvhimvoi of the faculty and himself an< wounding a third professor. Thi dead were Dr. Arthur T. Rowe associate dean of the school; Dr Paul Wiberg, an assistant pro fessor of dentistry and Victor S Koussow, who was discharge* Wednesday as a shop mechanii at the school. HELP WAGE WAR ON TUBERCULOSA (Continued from page One) The real cause of tuberculosi is a germ. If a few tuberculosi germs get into a healthy bodi no harm is done because th< body fights back. But if one live daily with a careless person who coughs or spits out germs, th< danger of getting the disease ii great. A person who has tuberculosa is best cared for at a sanator ium. There he is given every hel] to get well and the danger o spreading the disease to others ii completely removed. It is possibli however, to live with a persoi who has tuberculosis without get ting the disease, provided thi patient and all others fully un derstand how to prevent th* germs from spreading. The doc tor explains how that may b< done. He also reports the casi to the health department. Thi health nurse helps by teaching the members of the householc what to do about the patient's sputum, how to prepare his food how to wash his dishes, how tc clean his clothes, and many othei things. Today it is necessary to know where every case of tuberculosis is. This means that every case of tuberculosis must be tracec back to its source and that al who live with, work with, or gc to school with persons who have tuberculosis must be carefullj examined. Those in need of protection or treatment should be properly cared for. DIRECTIONS FOR CHRISTMAS MAIL (Continued from page onei public should shop and mail ear ly. Do your Christmas shopping so that you can mail your gifts greetings, and letters to relatives friends and loved ones at least t week or 10 days before Christ mas, according to the distance This will not only make it cer tain that they are received befori Christmas Day, but will be i great aid to your postal servici 1$ | Merr < ? ; ? Our BK i with hundre ?: I B flf", ; :< ' M !* :?: mwmmmwm \ j . t woods Folly; ic was mere ma - the first county seat was estat f lished for a short duration. Nea i the site of the oid court hous 3 now stands the little town c i Supply, on the edge of this tow ;1 is the home of the late Wilso , j McKeithan, whose yard is shade . by what is believed to be th - largest live oak tree in Nort I. Carolina. The county stockade i 1 > situated on Route 130. one an c one-half miles west of Supph The Superintendent is W .1 i White. Eight miles west of Suj ply is the thriving little town c j Shallotte, first named Littl Charlotta. The Shallotte river i s navigable to the town for sroa s vessels. On the banks.of this ri\ P er there is much evidence that i e was formerly inhabited by a grea 5 number of Indians, caves an (> mounds being very plentiful. s j Shallotte township derives it s name from the Shallotte rivei lit being bounded on the east an s 1 south by same In the extrem - ? 3: f WILMINGTON | 3 THUR., FRI., SAT.J J DEC. 19-20-21 ' Also?MGM Colo;.- Musical? "2 Hearts in Wax Time" Color Cartoon "Dancing On Hie Moon"? 1 Latest MGM News a 1 ' y Xmas' i SALE Continues ids of Useful GIFT! ifANN WHITEVILLE, N. .j.: i ,. .... ? >? THE STATE x> 'and to postal employees and ei & able them to spend /the Chris jj?, mas holiday with their families .. Postage ' must be fully prepa Ion all mail. Affix the require I amount of postage in the uppi right corner. Full informatic concerning postage rates can 1 ' obtained at the parcel-post < ;r stamp window. 181 No parcel may be more the 100 inches in length and girl [n combined nor exceed 70 poun< j |in weight. * NAUTICAL MUSICAL 11 COMEDY AT HIGH SCHOOL THURSDA (Continued from Dare one.) friend of Francis Mane: Marie Norment; Olga, Swedish housi keeper: Margaret Evans: Caj y; tain Dover, a retired sea captaii d; Anson Lewis: Edward, his soi e, Edgar Jones; Gerald Kenned; "" | and ardent admirer of Franc r-, Marie: James McKeithan; Davi jKern, a yachtsman: Dan Ear! [Wells; Messenger: Jimmy Hooj I Chorus of Sailor Maids ar s life guards: composed of men ? bers of the Glee Club. ).' n ARTICLE PRESENTS 3 INTERESTING INFORJ MATION ABOUT COUNT 0 (Continued from page 1) . | named after one Lockwood, H i Badbadian who attempted to sei [tie there, but because of his cru< " * *1 behavior to uie mourns mc drove him away, the section wa later settled and called Loci ? JL1 IW III I Vllwl J IT I f/ j 'Bill a m\ m& Ar E | OPERA^J \ KITTY"CARLISLE \g? ALLEN JONES M-G-M PICTURE ^ ! Their Funniest Picture . . . The Biggest Comedy in the past 10 years! AAAAftiAAAAAAA> To All f ;5r. ' JkJ* ! ? ml Till Christmas gj' p m\ j :?i m\ k ?c s ~ > C * iff y ? ? m i?* $ * * - ; ; , ... PORT PILOT, SOUTHPORT, 1 (l- eastern portion is the Rourk t? plantation; :et.iH owned by the descendants of the first Rourk ^ family. On this plantation is the Shallotte and Lockwoods Folly :d I consolidated school, the ground 8r I for this building being freely giv>n en for this purpose. This town3e ship is the home of a great num3r | ber of the county's most worthy ! citizens. in | Shallotte point, near the mouth ^ | of the river, is a very active litlsj tie all-year resort, ideal for fish| ing, boating and bathing. About ! five miles below this point is what is known as Brick landing, | getting its name because this Y: landing was used for the pur| pose of unloading brick shipped in' from England used for the builds' ing of the mansion home of Wm. > Gause, a member of the House i; of Commons, in the year 1778. i: The site of this home is located y, at what is now known as Gause Is; Landing, a place of much natural Id | beauty with its beach across the |y bay and the giant live oak trees d. festooned with Spanish moss cov-1 id ering many acres. Four miles j i- j farther south is the Seaside home of Geo. E. Brooks, which is open the year round for the accommodation of tourists. Near the South Carolina line stands the old Y colonial home of the Thomases', j a quarter of a mile from the I a water edge is Calabash, a very t-1 pretty spot, and a great number ;1 of summer cottages have recently y j been erected there. .s Fishing and farming are the | chief industries of this township, i tt Waccamaw township is the lar-1 j. gest in the county, getting its I ,r | name from the Waccamaw Inie dians. Its chief industries are J if!farming and lumber manufacturn ing. The largest and most im-1 n! pressive farms of the county are 1 d | there. Waccamaw consolidated j e j school is located near Ash Post | h ' Office and is fully accredited. -1 rVinntv farm a^ent J. E. Dod- ! 13 J ?o (j son lives there, and in connection r j with his farming he raises bees [ . on a very large scale. W. A. | Mintz is known far and wide for ,f his duck raising and his fish e' ponds which are well stocked at iS all times. 11 BENNIE WILLIAMS it RECEIVES PRAISE it (Continued from page One) d well and cleanly. Both the phy- j sical plant and the maintenance ;s seem such as to warrant favor r,! for those providing it, and fair d ' comfort and home-like conditions e j for those living there. - # WILMINGTON Olltlfl MON., TUE., WED. DEC. 23-24-25 ! HfRF THEt KUMETj Triumvirate of tnmfnllpru I H. C. | Bring Your ( | to The Chr ?========= | Store Open Evei 5 &?&?&&*&&&&&&&&& S 5??"e He Needs j* Interwoven SOCKS U j tem3. He'll m, like 016 Pat* ! terns and terwovens 5i A Gift That'll Keep Him By The Fireside I MEN'S SILK ROBES || Men's Fla^ael ROBES Hke. All sizes ^ ? - ? jfti LARGE PIECES |i SILVERPLATE t^i Beautiful designed dining table pieces of U triple plated silver, on a copper base?(cenSS', ter piece with screen top for flowers, candle <5; sticks, candelabra pitcher, double vegetable dish, well and tree platter, large oblong serving trap, round serving tray, coffee pot, jjfr! sugar and creamer, round vegetable dish 2; with three compartments, cocktail shaker, fruit or flower bowl) i $4.95 'M ;< .. Solve Your Problem W GIVE HER A BOX OF ;< HILLCREST HOSE Of course, you'll give hosiery for Christmas. They are such an acceptable gift?such an easy solu^ tion to your problem and f W you may select them in V J; chiffon or service weight. Sr. Every pair ringless with J ?? reinforced toe and taper- ^ 7|j W ed inner heel. All the fS wanted shades: Dunbar, |?|f? Sri High no on, Gunmetal, IjSi&k. London Mist. Black and JjjiflB jg; White? I 79s pair Jf * .... *K$isix*SMKKKSI*KK WEDNESDAY, nrr^. j Christmas List istmas Store [lings Until 9 P. j 54! is Hoping You'll :S Say It With I lingerie k ^ I Jf -Satin Slips 54; jr<t\ I (Xl) $1.98 54; I I fxT Make exquisite gjflj 54! \ V *i Richly trimmed *>4 54; \\l^i '/ handsome lace. They are 1 jS [VSf// bias cut an,l come in let $- rose only. Sizes 32 to? I Silk BED JACKETS 1 $1-98 7/S3$?! <2' In lace trimmed ?? 5?; with short or long J ^ 5?'. sleeves. Colors yel- JjL rjj low, lydo blue, tea ^yjjp_ rose, flesh and or5; child. I SATIN GOWNS M | * $5.95 ?; 7 V? ( Princess fitting ? gorge*?" / \c\ 14/ ausly trimmed in laces f y are really exciting. I * I U rr\ S?; I r 'n four Iove|y wta 5?i I Daffodil, Dusty Rose, Starlight Blue and Tel J I 'y\ Rose. Sizes: small, med|?i \ \ ium and large, ?: gi This Should Save $ "Santa ' Money | BOYS' SUITS si WITH 2 PAIRS OF GOI.FS | $7.94 $9.51 appy belted back. ,nvei 4fc so popular this > -S'l & with growing nam Colors: grey, blue J.";l brown plaids Sizes ! .^?; to 16. Known i'l ;*fc jjjjlif "BKLK'S SPECIAL'! 5l tlmiifsB for they are naal 5i tgppgT special . they a"! f*; ryy*#^ styled special a:<l are bought special "1 J: ^ save you n'?ney | CAPtSH^^ ./ .:-.j'-.:>>'! ' >
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