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THE BEAUFORT NEWS BEAUFORT, N. C.
POLITICAL
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WM, L. HATSELL. Owner.
NOTICE!
jduroit
To The Voters of B
After careful
at ; he reqtl-.-. of ma'
have K-i.-i ! i-, I to a:.::"'.
Jiil.icy- for Maynr
sul.jivt to U.i' vi.bc
at tiu- May City Kk -c:
My candidacy is not
nor associated or for
any political party ul'
if elected ns Mayor ray
is to tlu citizens of the
them the best service
power.
I fully realize what
lace in the campa
t'" forces that will oppo
I shall put my faith in t
snip ot tins town, so a
you may be able to give
appreciated.
This April 1st, 1041.
Respectf u'.'y.
CHAS. H. BUSHALL.
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Thursday, May 1st, 194
I am to
11 to come and
me. bat
will le
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FOR MAYOR
My announcement to step aside
as Mayor was made expecting that
some progressive citizen in sympa
thy with New Deal principles and
qualified to make the right con
tacts at either Raleigh or Wash
ington m order that Beaufort
would benefit to the fullest extent
under the present expansion pro
gram, appears to have misfired.
Mr. Bushall is a fine citizen and
in the past has made a good Mayor.
Rut for Beaufort to be headed at
this time by the chairman of a mi
nority group who has done so much
to discredit the political parties!
now in power in the t ounty, the
-tate and Nation would be a grave
listake.
Being assured of the continued
ipport of the present board of e
oerienced commissioners and t'ur
her .'ncouraged by so many i iti
vens who insist that with the big
bings just ahead for ncaaf.-u
hat it would be a mistake at this
ir.ie to make any change in ad
ministrative personnel.
1 r.ereoy announce mvselt a can
didate for re-election as Mayor.
If elected I will continue to give
my best toward the advancement
of Beaufort and will greatly appro
ciate the continued support of it
citizens.
Respectfully,
GEORGE W HUNTLEY,
LOOK Magazine & Travelers Safety Service
Yl.S, LADY, we know you were
well brought up. You say "Please"
and "Think von" and use the
rlit fork and write the nicest
bread and butter letters. But when
it comes to your conduct while
driving, vou most definitely could
Icarii maimers from a truck driver.
Truck drivers are good drivers.
They keep on their side of the
road, thev don't go at fantastic
speeds, they practice that funda
mental rule of democracy and good
breeding: Cive the other fellow a
break.
Which is more than can be said
for nuiiv of our nicest ladies and
gentlemen. A strange transforma
tion takes place when thev sit be
hind a steering w heel. Thev ignore
the comfort of friends ridiiio with
them lhev disdain the rHifs of
people on foot. Thev yell boorishly
at drivers who displease them.
Manv who wouldn't touch a
nickel that belonged to someone
else fl.umt all law and order when
behind a steering wheel, with the
callousness of experienced criminals.
The serious part of this curious
behavior is that bad manners make
bad driving, and bad driving makes
accidents and death.
So mend your manners and be
come a good citizen even when
driving. It may save your life.
CARE TODAY HERE TOMORROW
Mmhk
A defense Bond may be purchas
ed May 1, or thereafter, for
$18.7-1. In ten years, this bond
...III U t. j . rr-i
m up worm jjo.uo. ims is an
increase of S3 1-;! per cent, e.pial
to an annual interest return of 2.(1
percent, compounded semi-annually.
Any time after sixty davs
e, the
cash, in
i-delllp-
from the date
bond may h- r
accoia'-.cc wi:
1 1' ' n values pr!
of purcha:
'deemed for
i a ta'iie o;'
the
farm. Labor and a plan only are
needed, and the latter, is provided
through club leaders."
In proof of her statement she
calles attention to the records sub
mitted by clubsters last year: A
Georgia girl transformed an onl
log house is a barren field into an
attractive place in three years. In
his first year of home ground beau
tifieation, a New Hampshire lad
leveled an old driveway, filled the
yard, pruned shrubs and planted,
annuals and perennials. A 14-year-o'
i Mississippi girl built a
Program To Include
Regal Coronation
And Many Games
The May Day program
which has been in prepara
tion for several weeks by the
Recreation leaders of the
WPA will be given at the
Recreation Center Thursday
afternoon, May first, begin
ning at three o'clock.
The entire sta'.'f ami several vol
unteer workers have been husy ar
ranging to make this tile best May
'ay in the history of the Center. ,
The first part of the program will!
He g!Vi 11 over to tile pre-seliool
i'roap ami is a.- follows :
Clowning ot tile May Queen and
King: Annie Louise W i .:- and
liiinilie Wiu-atlcy, who wele chos
en by the children for this place ot
honor. There will be heralds,
flower iiirls, ciown bearers and at
tendants. One of the most inter
esting features will be the Maypole
Dance by the little tots. Kvery
pre-school child will have a part in
the festival.
Announcer Louis Woodanl.
Song ''God Bless America",
Lee Willis and chorus.
Recitation "Twinkle, Twinkle,
Little Star" Gherman Holland, Jr.
Song "My Dolly" Virginia
Hassell and chorus.
Recitation "Little Boy Blue",
Jimmie Potter.
Song "The Windmill", group.
Track and Field Events will fol
low the pre-school entertainment.
These are open to boys and girls
LIVESTOCK LAW
TO AID FARMER
Protection Given By
Statute Explained
By Veterinarian
A Greater protection of
North Carolina's livestock
industry will become possi
ble under a law enacted by
the 1941 General Assembly
"requiring that all animals
sold at livestock markets
must carry a disease-tree
certificate unless purchased
for immediate slaughter,"
Dr. William Moore, chief
veterinarian of the State De
partment of Agriculture, reports.
infection of market centers and
trucks "to assure the best condi
tion for sale of livestock."
1. io. gu'atu.g the transporta
tion and .-aii c f di.-easo animals.
5. Authoi Nation for the State
Board of Agriculture to make such
other rules and regulations "to
further protect the livestock indus
try from spread of livestock diseases."
law
The livestock market
comes effective July 1. Mean.
winle, copies of the statute
being printed and will be fur
ed each market operator in
State within the next ,'JO day-.
are
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For Chief Of Police
To the Citizens of Beaufort:
I hereby announce my candida
cy for re-election to the office of
"hief of Police for the Town of
ieaufort. I promise to fulfill the
duties of the office to the best of
my ability and assure you that
your support will be deeply appre
ciated. Yours respectively.
WALTER R. LONGEST
in America, a
ecu set (in lii
bolids to be
person in one
i a spread investments wide
a!ilo:.g all t.io peep,
iv.xnl of $.".,tniu ii.ts
amount of tiiess
bought by any one
jcai. 1 he bonds are in denomina
tions of $25, $50, $100, $500 and
$i.ui)0. all of which are sold for 75
per cent of their maturity value
and all of which mature in ten
years.
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rock
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garuen
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d. driveway and
inted a hedge, ros.'
'1 shade tives, and grew
for the porch. A Utah
ilanted sumacs along a
and shr.ibs and flowers
o back lawn to ,-civen it
outdoor rest place. A
Wisconsin miss planted
of school age and will consist of
jumps, races, hurdles, throws, and
stunts. All who wish to take part
in these contests are asked to reg
ister as quickly as possible. Al
ready a large number are drilling
each afternoon at the Center.
Awards will be made to winners in
these contests, then the volley
ball games, Beaufort vs Morehead
City, and horseshoe pitching will
complete the afternoon.
The Center will be open at night
for the regular weekly Social Ac
tivities, dancing and music for
High School ages fourteen to
eighteen years. All activities are
under the direction and supervis
ion of the Recreation staff.
During the afternoon the Wo
man Bible Class of the Methodist
church will hold a silver tea at the
American Legion Hut. A cordial
invitation is extended to the pub
lic to attend all of these events and
so enjoy a real May Day Festival a;
home.
"Another feature of the live
stock market law is the require
ment that livestock market opera-
rat, irs must post a 2,000 bond to
guarantee payment for livestock
they sell at buying centers," Dr.
Moore explained.
"While this new law pdotectin
me nvesiocK industry will not
bring immediate results in curb
ing the spread of all contagious
and mtectious diseases of animals,
it is a law looking toward greater
protection for an industry destined
to replace gaps left through the
curtailment of cash crops."
Dr. Moore emphasized that "the
livestock market law has the sanc
tion of a majority of auction ope
rators in the State, most all of
whom recognize that if they are to
prosper, they must give protection
to the purchaser of livestock for
breeding and feeding purposes."
Other major features of the
livestock market law. outlined bv
Dr. Moore, include provisions for:
1. Licensing and supervision of
merkets by the Department.
2. Requiring proper facilities
by operators for handling and
segregating livestock at markets.
3. Requiring cleaning and dis-
These Splendid Young
"Trade-Ins" Are Going Like Hotcakes!
NEVER have we had such
enthusiastic response
to a Clearance. We've been
offering the greatest selec
tion of late model automo
biles in our history.. I'young"
trade-ins, taken on the new
Fluid Drive Dodge and the
1941 Plymouth. With only
a few days left, better drop
in and look them over be
fore it's too late. We'll
talk terms that you can't
refuse. Come in today!
Priced Fiom $75 to $700
arou:
far an
yo'.it'-.fu
i.i'l' annuals and perennials, 271
trees and 1.2..10 bulbs according to
plan.
For larger investors who can af
ford to purchase up to $50,000
worth of bonds a year, the Treas
ury iApai tmei.t nas issued two ad
on sections and two at
-urge.
Announcement
We hereby announce our candi
lacy for the office of Town Com
missioners for the Town of Beau
ort. If elected we promise to
ake care of the affairs of Beau
ort for the best interests of all
concerned.
G. M. PAUL.
E. H. POTTER.
J. T. WHITE.
C. C. GUTHRIE.
C. Z. CHAPI'F.LL.
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Announcement
Beaufort. X. C.
Aim ;1 2:?rd.. 10-11.
.ers of Ib-aufort, X. C.
miii rs'gneii, do hcri-by
Hi selves as candidates
' n of the town, at thi
ol to be la ' i May Cth.
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Gold medals will be awarded to
county winners. One representa
tive i f each state blue award group
will receive a gold watch, and all'
expense trips to the National -1-H
I tub Co, "gross in Chicago next
November will be given to the
ditioiiai kind of i',fc. ....;... 1,1 eac.nor tne
ij.mu.s., uui mese win oe soul omv i-
uirough banks and by direct mail
from Washington, L. C. Tliey are I
intended for associations, trustees c.. iu . . -m n -
and corporations, as well as hull-! News CeaUtrt
vidual purchasers. j
for the smaller investor who
wants to buy a Government Bond
on an easy payment plan, the post
office will have a new series of
Postal Savings Stamps, at 10c 25c,
50c, $1, and $5. Each purchaser
of any Savings Stamp higher than
10c will be given, free of charge,
an attractive pocket album in
which to paste his stamps until hi
1 has enough to buy a $25 bond or
one of higher denomination. Thir
ty million of these albums are now
being prepared.
The cover design of the albums
is in color, featuring a United
States battleship and an eagle
bearing the American flag. On
the back cover is a painting of the
Minute Man statue by Lankd Ches
ter French, which sym b, Hz, s tin-
American citizen evi
fellSe of his count. V.
Small
Cold weather and rains this year
combined to cut down on the usual
number of tobacco plants produced
in Craven County, reports P. M.
Cox, assistant farm agent of the
X. C. State College Extension Service.
Sequoia
Yancey County farmers are try
ing out the Sequoia Irish potato,
State College's latest horticultural
contribution, because it has proved
superior to other varieties now be
ing grown.
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1935 Dodge Sedan . .
1937 Ford Sedan . . .
1939 Ply. Trg. Sed.. .
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1939 Ply. 4-dr. Sed. .
1935 Willis 4-dr. Sed.
1934 Ford Sedan
1939 Chev. Coupe . . .
1933 Olds. Sedan . .
1934 Chev. Master Tk
1931 Chev. Sedan . ,
1934 Plymouth Sed.
1934 Ford Truck . . .
1931 Chev. Sedan . .
1934 Chev. Coach . .
1935 Inter. Truck . ..
1935 Plymouth Sed.
1939 Chev. Tn. Sed.,
1932 Ford Coach . .
1937 Dodge Sedan . .
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N. C.
Small Down Payment Easy Terms
Paul's Garage
DODGE and PLYMOUTH CARS
AND TRUCKS
FRONT STREET
BEAUFORT, N. C.
eft:
ert in de-
ic ir.-ci'li'-
THIS B
give
pro-
ctcd to the- p 'sitimi.
e our best elfort to
clean, honest and
grersive administration.
Resocvtfuliv,
MA LI OX XOE '
HAP.PvY M. PARKIN
A. T. GARDNER.
H. W. PETERSON
JOHN E. XOE
NOTICE OF CANDIDACY FOR
CHIEF OF POLICE
I hereby announce myself as a
canciiiiaie tor c met ot 1'oiiee or
Beaufort, subject to the wishes of
the voters in the coming election,
n elected will execute the duties
of the office without partiallity to
the best of my ability, and will en
force the laws in keeping with th"
duties of the office. I will deeply
appreciate the votes of ail the qual-
itied voters ot Beautort on .uav
0th.
LOUIS B. WILLIS.
tiou is "A nu-rica
Soci etary Mm
even a boy or gi.
buy ;i Sun -s
the country. Hi
an .i.fegu'll-d y i
your own future,
national d'-fens,-,
States Savings Ii
(i
V.i
Wil
by
.-aid l:.a
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led laat "vol
.vn m oa-y alii
le helping tae
uying Unite
now."
SEND HIM OR HcR THE NEWS
Legions Of 4-H'ers
To Beautify Rural
America This Year
Beautifying rural home and pub
nc grounds on a nationwide scale
never before attained in 4-H Cub
history is under way bv thousands
j of boys and gills. Clubsters be-
tween li) and 21 in this am! :V
other states are participating un
der supervision of the extension
service. Communities all over du
ration are being awakened t - tin
beauty within their means in t i-year-abound
contest made pos-dik-
by Mrs. ('has. R, Walgreen, gard.-r
enthusiast c,f Illinois.
All that farm bovs and girls r.'.-c-i
to make their suiroundings invit
ing is to be shown how", states
Mrs. Walgreen. "Tools and mate
rials are at hand or near every
AM IS
Large Enough to Serve You
Strong Enough to Protect You
Small Enough to Know You
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We Invite JJour Savings
Or Checking Account
o
FIRST-CITIZENS BANK AND
TRUST COMPANY
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.
Time- Tried-Tested
Notice is hereby given that the Registration Books
tor the coming Town Election for The Town of Beau
fort, North Carolina, to be held May 6th, 1941 for the
election of Town Officials, the said Registration Books
wilt be open for the Registration of qualified persons
who have not already registered, on the following
dates, from 9 o clock AM., until sunset, at the TOWN
HALL:
SATURDAY, APRIL 12th. 1941
SATURDAY, APRIL 19th. 1941
SATURDAY, APRIL 26th, 1941
SATURDAY, MAY 3rd. 1941
Will Be Challenge Day
Any persons desiring to register on other days other
than between April 12 and April 26, 1941, may do so
at the home of the undersigned at 209 Moore Street
Beaufort, N. C. reei,
CANDIDATES MUST FILE WITH REGISTRAR OR
CITY CLERK BEFORE 4:00 PM., AURIL 26 Tl9i
Election Day, May 6ih, 1941
Polls will open on Election Day at 7:00 AM and
Close at 7:00 PM.
John D. Brooks, Registrar
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