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HENDERSON, (N.C.,> DAILY DISPATCH WEDNESDAY, JANUARY li, 1933
THE OLD HOME TOWN Registered IT. S.' latent Offlio By STANLEY
LOOSENED ) c A COMFORT IT IS TO HAVE
TWO TEETH / ( WHISKERS UNDER 7 n rfl/Mljffj -j
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~—. STAT;OAVA6ENT DAD KEYES HAS
TDirr'_ DISCOVERED A L-)TTi_e ROPE PREVENTS
V4IS HALF-FROZ.EN WHISKERS FROM
B-BGoMINSj A TRAFFIC MENACE
THESE ZERO PAYS
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TO OPPOSE LIMITS
POWERS
(Continued front Page One.>
smarting under the dictatorship ofi
the budget - commission.
While few senators or representa
tives are willing to be quoted on the
legislation! pending or its possible in
troduction, a survey by this bureau
indicated that opposition l to stay bi lid
hampering the operation of the
get law of 1925 will be sought to the
last ditch. Particularly at this time,
when revenues have been gradually
but steadily declining, and necesitat
ing a flexible method of fitting ex-:
penditures to actual revenue, senti
ment ■ in> favor of continuance of the
budget act is very strong.
Since the introduction of the* bud- 1
getary control method during the Mc-
Lean administration, appropriations
expenditures have* steadily de
clined,: the Budget Bureau apportion
ing out the appropriation, funds to
the. various departments quarterly om
the basis of incoming revenue, andi
scaling dbwn approprktyjons to fit the
actual needs of the departments.
During 1931 appropriations amount
ed to something, like $29,000,000,
whereas actual revenue amounted to
approximately $23,000,000. That year
the budgetary control power vested*
with the governor and the Advisory
■Budget Commission enabled the seal-!
ing down of appropriations to $26,-
000,000. Last year’s revenue, it is esti-r
mated will be only around S2IOOO -
000, or SBOOOOOO less than the appro
priations made by the-1931 legislature
During the. biennium, the commission
reduced expenditures by abbut $7,500,-*
ooc.
Thus, had it not been for the power
which the 1925 law vested with the
governor and the advisory commis
sion, North Chroma's deficit would
be a good- many millions more- than
it actually is, as there- would* have*
bben no way fbr the executive de
partment to have put a check* ort;out>-
gwirtg money when it becammapparent
that there would not be nearly so
much revenue as the legislature ssem
ed to think. The budget plan enab-
led former Governor O. Max g* h
ner to step in during the prese!
economic crisis and put on the brak '
The members of the legislature 3 r *
naturally acquainted with these f ac , e '
and they are willing to admit that had
it < not-been for the Advisory Budgt
Commission North Carolina would T
in a great deal worse fix today
it is. At present outlook it would tak*
a tremendous amount of pressure t°
change their opinion, and it can be
safely predicted that any step design
ed I ‘to decentralize budgetary author
ity Would* meet- certain doom.
Employ Milftary Force
In. Four of Six Nations
In- Throes of Uprisings
(Continued from Pace One.)
was reported last night in Vincent
Lopez,. Buenos Ayres suburb, an(l
rebels were reported ousted Sunday
from San Carlos, in Corientes, after
holding the town one day.
Seven persons were wounded in fi ve
cities in Cuba yesterday before mili
tary forces took over control.
In Germany another clash occurred
between National Socialists and Com
munists in Berlin yesterday. Many
were injured and police were met
with a volley of gun fire before the
fight was broken up.
In the Irish Free State, where more
than 30 persons were injured in p O .
litical fights Sunday, General Owen
O’Duffjh chief of the civil guard, said
he would call out the army if other
efforts to maintain peace failed.
Dispatch
i WANT ADS
Gat Results
WANTED SMALL IRON SAFE
Must be cheap, quote lowest price
for cash. Address Box 233. Hend
erson, N. C. lMti.
FOR SALE—-COAL $6.50 PER TON~
call 38, 196 or 268. R. J. Corbitt.
4-ts.
STRAYED MONDAY, BROWN GER
man female police puppy about e'ght
weeks old. Reward if returned to
B. J. Shaw, 221 Clark street, phono
298-W. 11-I'ti.
MEN WANTED FOR RAWLEIGH
routes of 800 Consumers in and near
city of Henderson. Counties of North
Warren, parts of Granville and
j Franklin. Reliable 1 hustler can
. start earning $25 weekly and in
crease every month. Write imme
diately. Rawleigh Co., Dept.
NC-118-S., Richmond, Va.
, 25111619 25 30
WLANTED YOUNG LADY WITH
high school education for cashier
and office clerk. One with business
school training preferred. Address
“Cashier” Care Dispatch.-
FOR RENT —8 ROOM HOUSE 912
Chest-nut Street half block from
West End School. Also apartments
for-rent in the Stonewall. Apply
Eric G. Flannagan. W.-S.tf.
TOBACCO FARMERS USE OLJJ
newspapers to store your cured to
bacco on. Get them at the Daily
Dispatch offibe fdr 10c per bundle.
DUE TO ARRIVE TONIGHT
Florida oranges, tangerines, grape
fruit, tomatoes, celery, butterbeans.
'turnips, 'spinach,, squash, carrots,
garden peas, fresh pineapples, and
many other good things. We will
have special prices on fish, oysters,
fryers and hens, for the week end.
O. and H. Produce Co., Wholesale
and Retail. Wyche St., phone 32-1 -.1
i , Dm. K. H. PiTTCBaon
Est Sight Sptfuhst
Hekdbhbon, N O.
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* AS FOLLOWS
N 6. N OItTII BOUND
10*—8:48 A'; M. for Richmond.
► Washington, New York, connect
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| rtviitgl’tortsmouth-Niorfolk 12:03
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;
1 4—2-08 P. M<; for RfchmonJ
and Portsmouth, Washington,
j NCw York;
192—9-48 I‘. Jf. fdr Richmond
Washington and New York.
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, Norfolk Washington, NCw Ytork.
No. SOUTHBOUND
191—5:43 Art B*. fair Savannah,
Jacksonville, Miami, Tampa, 8t
Petersburg.
3--8:45 P. M. for Raleigh, San
ford, Hamlet, 1 Columbia, Savan
cah, Miami, Tampa, St Peters
’ burg.
‘ 101—7:38 P. M. ftfr Raleigh* Ham
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