ASSOCIATED PRESS AND CENTRAL PRESS
Zollicoffer Talks
At Mills Tonight
Final Day of Campaign Tomorrow Will See Candidate
and His Supporters Very Active; Makes Final Visits
in Wake and Chatham Counties
Two addresses here tonight and last
minute activities tomorrow will wind
the Democratic nomination for Con
ap Jere P. Zollicoffer’s campaign for
gress in the fourth district, but he
and his managers and active sup
porters will work up to the last minute
and will be busy election day getting
out the vote.
Mr. Zollicoffer speaks tonight at
745: o’clock at the S. B. Rogers store
in North Henderson and at 8-30
o’clock will speak at B. C. Caulder’s
store in South Henderson. It was an
nounced that all county candidates are
Invited to attend 'both meetings and
to speak if they desire.
Mr. Zollicoffer and a number of his
most ardent supporters were at the
Raleigh campaign headquarters to
day, although Mr. Zollicoffer himselt
had plans for a last visit into Chatham
county.
There were intimations of a final
rally in Henderson tomorrow evening
at the court house, but definite an
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CHAMPIONS BUY
Tires tone
Tims have been on the winning cars in lh«
gruelling Indianapolis 500-Mile Race
FOR 15 CONSECUTIVE YEARS
EiVERY winner in the 500-Mile
Indianapolis Race—the most gruelling tire
test in the world drove to victory on
Firestone High Speed Tires.
Race drivers know that heat generated
by friction inside the cotton cords is the
greatest enemy of tire life. These men will
not risk their lives on any but Firestone
Tires, because they know the high stretch
cords in every Firestone Tire are protected
by the Firestone patented process of
Gum-Dipping.
Gum-Dipping soaks the high stretch
cords in liquid rubber and saturates and
coats the millions of fibers inside the cords,
counteracting destructive friction and heat.
It provides greater adhesion between
the plies of the tire, and between the
Gum-Dipped cord body and the tread.
Firestone chemists and engineers kept
pace with new car developments by building
stronger, safer tires to meet the exacting
demands. Drive in today and equip your
car with new Firestone High Speed Tires
for 1934, with deeper, thicker, flatter, and
wider non-skid tread, more and tougher
rubber, more traction, grving you more
than 50% longer non-skid mileage.
Remember, in Firestone High Speed
Tires there is Greater Strength—Greater '
Safety—and Greater Blowout Protection
than in any tire made.
THE ADHESION TEST
Note how the rubber
in 11 Firestone Tire
clings to the high stretch
Gum-Dipped cords. This
greater adhesion and
strength is made
possible by the Firestone
patented process of
Gum-Dipping.
Coma In and Make This Test For Yourself
4I listen to the Voice of Firestone every I.
I Montiay Night over N.B.C.—WEAFNetwork r
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• Tire*ton* air balloon for 1934
The new Firestone Air Balloon for 1934 embodies all the
improvements in the new Firestone High Speed Tire. The lower
air pressure provides maximum traetion and riding comfort.
<~um-Dipping safety-locks the cords, providing 30 to 40% greater
deflection and blowout protection.
Get 1935 low-swung style by equipping your car today with
these new tires and wheels in colors to match your car.
FREE TRIAL ON YOUR CAR
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saa thasa ntw Fivastana High Spaad Tiras mada at the Firastona factory
•ltd Exhibition Building at M A Century of Prosrsss/ 1 ChicifO
Carolina Service Station
Corner Garnett St., and Andrews Ave. Phone 504
We Give 24 Hour Service.
, nouncement was not had as to this
I arrangement.
The candidate and his managers are
I confident he will be in the second pn
| mary of June 30, and their plans are
i being made with that in view. Every
| where over the district there has been
a heavy registration, and it is expect
ed that there will be an unusually
large vote.
Returns of Poppy
Sale Made Public
The official returns on the annual
Poppy Sale conducted here last Sat
urday by the American Legion Aux
iliary for disabled veterans gave the
total amount realized through their
sale as $101.13. it was stated today by
Sirs. E, C. Faris, an oficial of- the or
ganization.
Two prizes were offered to the
young ladies turning in the largest
and the next largest amount from the
won first prize. $1 in cash, and Miss
sale of poppies. Miss Lizzie Harris j
Gracia Harris won second prize, 50
cents in cash.
New York City’s Clean League has
a membership of some 500,0C0. i
Note how the rubber
in an ordinary tire pulls
away from the cords
that have not been
soaked and insulated
with rubber. This causes
friction and heat within
•he cords, resulting in
separation.
PERFORMANCE RECORDS 1
FIRESTONE HIGH SPEED TIRES
—for fifteen consecutive years have been an
the tvinning cars in the 500-mile Indianapolis
Race .
This Moans Blowout Protection
•—/or seven consecutive years have been on
the tvinning cars in the daring Pikes Peak
climb where a slip meant death.
This Moans Non-Skid Safety and Traction
—for three consecutive years have been on
the 131 buses of the Washington (D. C.)
Railway and Electric Company covering
11.357,810 bus miles without one minute's
delay due to tire trouble.
This Means Dependability and Economy
—were on the Neiman Motors' Ford V-8
Truck that made a new coast-to-coast record
of 67 hours, 45 minutes, 30 seconds actual
running time.
This Means Endurance
Henderson Daily Dispatch
Court House Wall
Is Declared Weak
Several people who had to stand
in the rear of the court house dur
ing the Pou rally Wednesday night
left, it was learned, because of fear
of the shaky condition of the rear
wall where they were standing.
Leaning back against the wall to
rest themselves, and then straight
ening up again, they said the wall
rebounded back against them to
the extent that they felt it unsafe
to remain in this position longer.
For years judges presiding over
superior court have taken precau
tions against over-crowding of the
court room during the sessions of
the court, out of fear for the safe
ty of the building. Oli one occa
sion a grand jury recommended the
building of a new court house.
CAN YOU ANSWER
THESE QUESTIONS?
See Page Four
1. To what country does Vancouver
Island belong?
2. Are svhales cold or warm-blooded?
3. What is the unit of coinage in
France?
4. Who wrote “Fables in Slang?”
5. Who was Omar Khayyam?
6. What is the underworld name for
Cocaine?
7. What relation was Biishrod Wash
ington to George Washington?
8. What is the nicknaiAe for South
Carolina?
9. Who founded the Roman Catholic
Order of Franciscans?
10. In which country is the city of
Sorrento?
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White and Rogers Tell Mid
dleburg Grange of Vot
ing and Elections
The Middleburg Grange met in reg
ular session at the school last even
ing with two speeches being made be
fore the group bby H. E. White and
Vote For
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Vance County’s Only
Candidate For National
or State Office In 53 Years
Henderson, North Carolina
May 31st, 1934
To The Voters Os Vance County:
Everyone of you has the right to vote as you see fit. The only thing
that lam asking you to consider is your interest in voting for a Vance
County man for Congress. Your vote for any one of the Candidates who
does not live in Vance County is a lost vote to you.
The Only Vote That Can Be Os Any
Personal Benefit To Any Person
t
In Vance County Is A Vote For
JERE P. ZOLLICOFFER
The other end of the District hag had the Congressmen for more
than 75 years, and two Counties for more than 50 years.
We have lost political prestige and commercial progress by being
divided.
We have a Candidate the equal of any of the splendid gentlemen
who offer themselves for Congress in intellect, in industry, in integrity,
and in mental and moral courage. I have been associated with him fre
quently, and know that he possesses everyone of these qualities in mag
nificent quantity.
We will miss the greatest opportunity in the life time of the Countv,
if JERE ZOLLICOFFER does not receive every vote cast in the County
except those that go to other Candidates by reason of social and family
relationships.
ZOLLICOFFER 68 * ° f yOUr C ° Unty 1 Would urge y° ur vote for JERE I
Respectfully,
J. H. BRIDGERS. I
This Space Contributed By The Friends Os |
Jere Zollicoffer f Who Ask If our Loyal Support I
Os Vance County f s Candidate . I
C. P. Rogers.
Mr. White made a short talk on
“Our Patriotic Duty to Vote,” point- |
ing out the primary June 2.
|C. P. Rogers told of “The Import
ance of the County Election.”
The grange wil lserve a barbecue at
Middleburg Saturday, it was stated.
All candidates and voters are
to dinner, the prcoeeds to be applied
on the grange hall. ]
Miss Julia Currin was chosen as rep
resentative in Best Girl Contest to be
held at the State Grange convention
in Lumberton, at the meeting.
Canadian senators are appointed by
the governor-general for life.
THURSDAY, MAY 31, 1934
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Bad Weather Has Prevented
Work; Hope To Open
Next Monday
Unfavorable weather has so delayed
the work of renovation that it will be
impossible to open Balance Rock camp
for the season
Planned, but It is hoped ,h,t
can be opened to the publ.c bv J T"
It was etated by camp „ mciaK '
A crew of relief workers h
at work at the camp this It"
time they could work bctwcet whal
quent rains, and they have r J . Te '
the lake bed and much of ° UI
line of the lake, and hav e
gaged in a general conditioning of
property for summer use S f the
Already several engagement, v.
been made for summer encamn haVe
.there, and it is expected thaUv, " ts
ing of the summer weather will "° m '
reservations for groups of bov« d
girls for camping season ’ an<l