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PAGE TWO THREE WORRIES FOR ’PACK GRIDDERS Little, Burnette and Never Having Whipped Caro lina At Home College Station. Raleigh. Oct. 29 Crowell Little. Tom Burnette, and the fact that a North Carolina State Wolfpack has never beaten Carolina at Chapel Hill are the three things causing State's Wolfpack the most worry as it prepares for its annual hattle with Carolina Saturday at Chapel Hill in Kenan Stadium. Little and Burnette are the hack field stars of the Tar Heels and have been the ramrods of the Carolina at tack in eaeii game. Little plays quarter and is a dangerous runner, especially on returning punts Coach Hunk Anderson of State will depend on his two fine ends. Captain Mae Cara and Jess Tatum, to cover Little on punt returns. Burnette is one of the best kick ers in Carolina's football history. Red Dawson, coach of the Tulane team which defeated Carolina. 21-7 last Sat urday. regarded him as one of the best kickers he has seen this season. Burnette also runs well and kicks Carolina’s extra points. He has at tempted nine this fall, making each count. State's defense this week is being prepared for Little and Burnette and also Dick Buck and Andy Bershak, the Carolina ends who figure prom inently in the Tar Heels aerial of fense. ROOSEVELT LEADS 3-1 AT CAROLINA Chapel Hill. Oct. 29 —Franklin D. Roosevelt led by a three-to-one ma jority at final tabulations of th’e Carolina Political Union straw poll conducted on the University of North Carolina campus. Os the 900 votes cast. Roosevelt re ceived 629. Landon 195. and Norman Thomas. Socialist. 35. STEVENSON “PERFECT SOUND” THEATRE TODAY TOMORROW D»WlW6!^^plfe / W > DANGEROUS! Xumfc CUPPER' with PAT O’BRIEN Beverly Roberts Ross Alexander A WARNER BROS. FIRST NATIONAL PIUS PICTURE News Stevenson Sunday Nj.ght—Nov. Ist, Box Office Open at 8:15 f "Paradise Scandals"] 2 Stage Performances The STATE Luxury Without Extravagance LAST TIMES TODAY Lew Ayres Joan Perry —in— “SHAKE DOWN” Comedy Next Monday and Tuesday— “ San Francisco” Prices 10 and 20<* VANCE Always A Good Show I AST SHOWING TODAY i Marion Nixon Chick Chandler —in— “TANGO” Also Comedy TOMORROW SATURDAY “GHOST TOWN” Goo r. Action Picture “Custer’* Last Stand” and Mickey Mouse. NEW CABINET POST YET BEING TALKED Minority at Least U Favor able to Increas'd Execu tive Branch By Ull AKIMS l\ NTKWAKT Ontrnl rn<« Staff Writer Washington. Ort 29. Not long ago ; l bad occasion to refer to a renewal of talk in favor of an eleventh cab inet department; we have 10 now, as eomeared with the five Uncle Sam r-tarted with M,v statement was to the effect that this suggestion was a development from the activities of a Senate com mittee. created at the last session of Congress, "to do a job." as the com mittee's chairman. Senator Harry F. Byrd of Virginia, expresses it. "of re organization and simplification in government.’ The addition of another department to the present list of 10 may or may not seem like "simplification.” Senator Byrd evidently thinks not. for he objects to mv story. OTIIKK MEMBERS DISCUSS IT Frankly. I did not get my informa tion from Senator Byrd. Senators have been only occasionally available in Wits!:.'. ■ : t/a.ing the presidential campaign, i have not seen Senator Byrd, the chairman of the committee, recently, but 1 have seen other mem bers. Some of them manifestly are not in entire agreement with the Virginia sena'or. There probably have been no for mal committee discussions of the de sirability of setting up an eleventh cabinet department, but a few of the Virginia senator’s associates assuredly have such an amplification of the ex ecutive branch of the government tentatively in mind. The Virginian cannot but hear of it before his committee makes its fi nal report. The members who favor an eleventh department may be in a minority, but at least there will be a minority on that side. That is all I ever contended — That a campaign for governmental condensation always leads into a cam paign for governmental expansion, and that expansion wins in the end. MAY BE ECONOMICAL It does not follow, anyway, that the condensation of the government’s in dependent offices into a single de partment would be an extravagance. It may be advantageous as a measure of economy. There are 80-odd of these outfits. They include commissions, estab lishments, administrations, boards, corporations, councils, committees, conventions, societies, institutions, unions, bureaus, authorities, indus tries and co-ordinations. (All these designations are taken from the Congressional Directory, and there are some more, somewhat blur red.) Well, what’s the objection to an eleventh cabinet department to stir this mixture into one? Democratic Oratory To Sound Loud (Continued from Page One.) by one of the candidates or by one of the "big guns” of the campaign, it was thought best no* to take the edge off the effect of tnese rallies by hold ing local citywide or precinct rallies tonight. But in most of the country indications are that rip roaring, old fashioned political "speak in’s” will take place with local poli tical leaders as the principal speak ers. One of the principal reasons for holding these precinct meetings was so that the people in their own com munities could hear the issues of the campaign explained and discussed in terms which they understand best — so that the campaign could be local ized in each precinct—Chairman Win borne said today. He believes that the people will react better to hearing one of their own number discuss the issues of the campaign than to an No Place Like Home Dorothy Kllgallen There’s no place like home, aver* Dorothy Kllgallen, girl reporter who recently completed her ’round-the-world race with two other New York reporters. Dor othy, employed by the New York Evening Journal, is seen in her Brooklyn home with her pet cat. She is the daughter of James Kil gallen, star reporter for Intema * tional News Service. —Central Press HENDERSON, u«. C.> -DahA OCTOBER WISM U ’ * The Nazis Greet Ciano Foreign Minister von Neurath, of Germany (right), is shown welcoming Count Ciano, son-in-law of Benito Mussolini, at Berlin. Ciano was sent to Germany with orders to persuade Hitler to throw in his hand with Fascist Italy. (Central Press) outsider. Democratic headquarters here be lieves these speeches tonight are go ing to do as much if not more good than anything so far and that they will arouse an enthusiasm and in terest that will carry through the election next Tuesday. MONEY TALKS! >acco, HMore 11 It in on Reason nee t Is !§g* §jf Is Leading the Entire Middle Belt HEHDERSON Liberty is a word almost taken for granted! but men have died for it in ihe past. We are wiser than our fathers only if we acquire and possess ourselves of their exnerience and that of our cv/n times. Rebels Gird For Assault On Madrid (Continued from Page One.) dents of Madrid, who have feared the insurgents’ so far superior aerial equipment. Heavy ajtillery, field pieces and anti-aircraft batteries were being wheeled to the front lines by the in surgents to hammer Madrid’s forti fications when the big push starts. On the highway between Madrid and Navalcarnero, advanced squads of insurgents reached the vicinity of Alvorcon, eight miles southwest of the beleaguered city after seizing Moe tov, last vital point in the govern ment defense line. In Madrid the populace cheered hysterically at government announce ments that Socialist war planes had destroyed at least 17 Fascist aircraft. ■« ■■■ -■ 1— Submarines Wait Only for Sailing Orders to Attack (Continued from Page One) be used to put the fleet into action,” said the spokesman, ‘‘but our infor mation is that the action will start within a week.” He said the submarines may join in a combined sea and air attack on autonomous government - supported Catalonia. Earlier, the newspaper L’Oeuvre said Italy and Germany were support ing Spanish insurgent plans to at tack Catalonia, the “second seat” of You Win If You Buy Your y Fall Shoes —at — Teiser’s Dept. Store. Henderson Merchants Are Anxious to Serve You and Have Complete Stocks of New Fall Goods Awaiting Your Selection At Lowest Prices When You Come to Henderson Visit Our Stores and Save Money on Your Purchases — the Spanish Socialist government in case Madrid falls. The newspaper said preparations , 1 ! ; y— 11 ' mtm ■ ffjE I fpypißp n jjn grain neutral / CONTINENTAL DISTILLING CORPORATION. PHIIA.. PA. for the attack were being hastened Mallorca, “largely supported b/m, 1 ian and even German forces " ul ‘
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