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Lilgiii k_ Siiiiii; In Stock Mart Xew York. Oct. 2.v—iAP)—Light selling persisted n today's stuck market, although air transports, steels and scatte ed specialties con t«.>the ti villi. Industrial." v...\ criM .1 the start in a fair show ctf\ ity. Liealtngs sub sequently si, w 'ii ::r:»I losses running to a i- were '' mined near the fourth hour » replaced \\ ith nvd t.-t ad\ rnces. Quotations ;:t J p. m.: American Radiator < 1-4 Aiveri.-an Teiephone ii>2 1-4 American Too ;.vo M \nac> 23 5-8 Atlantic C«\:."t L.att iS 5-8 Atlantic Rerni'.g 22 Bendix A\ i.;tion 31 Bcthler-cn Svel SH Chryslei 81 Columbia lias Ovr Klec C<> .... 5 3-4 Commercial Solvents ...... i> 3-4 Curtiss \\'i isjht 7 1-2 Du Posit 170 Klectric I'ouer Liytit 5 3-4 General Electric 34 1-2 Genera! Motors 56 Montgomery Ward & Co ... 39 1-8 Reynolds l"ob;icco ;> .>4 1-2 Southern Railway . 12 7-8 Standard Oa Co X .1 33 U S Stet I H2 7-8 We are very : i:tg powers. yet we kno\> ^ ii iXOii I" r Trend Lower Xew York. Oct. 2i>.—(AP) Cut ton futures opened I to 4 lower. Prices around mid-day wore 1111 changed to 2 points low or. Docem ber March t>.> 4. < Vtober 11.;T. Night Raids Begin Early (Continued Frotr Page ^ne) by as tin- raiders maneuvered ki! 1 - fully in ;• sunlit sky scattered with clouds The \ irtualfy incessant day "aids came on the heeis of night attacks. Big Business of State Is Stingy In Contributions To Demo Campaign Fund (Continued From Page One) rightly to chip in with so much as a nickel for the national campaign. Mr. Denny says they have been equally skin-flinted with "he state organiza tion. Dick finally has induced one mem ber of the Hanes family to contribute to the national campaign. Jim 1 lanes ha«: agreed • . <*iv« 8250. which is no g'vat . .. : liii' fact that Jut! Hanes is a candidate on the i>«. mocrattc ticket, running for couu Here's Royals CAKE Yes ROYAL Chcc.'.re C-'-e is a favorite with ar.i family alike Everyone loves rich, creamy frosting. 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ShtRwiN WilliaMs Paints, Vance Coal & Lumber Co. i ?. nil- thiii-. u should in- -aid lK i .. - lit' has Iwid in donate more tn.,n usiia.1 to tlit' county organiza wiuili is said in in> suffering ..^y in cause »'! defection nl the i rust around Wmslou-Salcin. Tl>i onys with tin.* big nuiiicy hays : section arc goner'ally regard ed . • pro-Willkie and their stand is i i : the Penmcrals Iinancially all tin- w .<>' down llw lini. jiespic t;u' refusal nf Ihc richest if furnish any nl' thr sinews war. neither Mr. Reynolds nur Mr. Penny ~ pessimistic nvcr tin- job of j i sufficient war chcst to car ry ,,ii t>> tlu1 end nl' the campaign. liii- slate chairman, in lad. lold vm;r reporter it is his npininn that tri;- \., r - I'l'np nl" contributors In the si,Til' campaign will contain the n;imc< «'• more Im sincss men nl' the • rdiHi " and "link" groups than t \ cr !*i' ',!'e in North Carolina's poli tic;:! history. :eng litis middle elass which ;\l . \ and Communists would dis i mtnily style the bourgeoisie—cn thus asm lor Roosevelt. Broughton and t1 :<-■ Pemocratic party is even more ardent than is ordinarily the ea.-e. Mr. Penny said. Mr Reynolds dittoed the Penny analysis ol the situation and appears to be reasonably well satisfied with results <>f his tnnnev raising efforts — not over-enthusiastic by any means bn* seemingly satisfied that there'll be funds enough to keep the cam paign kettle simmering if not ac tually boiling over and putting out the fire. Both tate and national committee ol'tieials 'eel that there is a peculiar need u t money this fall because their task i'.i yetting out the full Demo cratic v "'e is going to be more dif ficult t1 an usual on account of the almost i >mplete absence of local con tests. 'i';:e November elections will sen : > national and state tickets up ;. . "p. with absolutely nothing m-.'iv; them in North Carolina ex cept : :ew scattered county races for tin- North Carolina House. Candidates Court Votes (Continued From Pane One) tvvecn labor and management." "With the help of the leaders both nf labor and of industry. I want to put an tiicl to this era of bad feeling." Willkie said. The Republican nominee later an nounced that he intended to reply to any "palitical speeches" by President Roosevelt within 48 and probably L'4 hours of their delivery. Mr. Roose velt plans four more such speeches in hi- third term campaign for the preside ncy. Herbert Hoover made his first cii «-f t ie campaign at Columbus. Ohio, last night and asserted that the New Peal was treading an economic system which drifts steadily away . ■ . ; II.'. : .. :«* . ^. duv.ii I ill- sulfide load ol 11:« 11« »iI socialism.'* Hall Denies Impropriety (Continued From I\i£e One" the precedent in hiking :in ;icti\"f ; part in the pre-election campaign, j III 1 }•.'!<!. Iif pointed on!, dif i;i1f George McNeill i>l' I'ayet leville. then ;i member of tin* state board of elec I lions, wa- named chairman ol the Democratic committee of Ihe '.111 Congressional district. Hall sail! lu i|iieslioned tlit* pro ' prietv oi' ihis connection and wrote j Chairman if. Gregg Cherry ol' t!:< slate Democratic executive commit . toe. McNeill. howvvi'i', served as dis trict Democratic chairman. Capital Gossip i By HENRY AVERILL Raleigh. Oct. 2;").—Strategy for the j home stretch drive ol" North Caro lina's Dtinocrais will be planned on Friday night when State Chairman E. 1.5. Denny, hi.- advisory commit tee and other oli'iciais of the orga.n [ ization will sit down lor dinner at ,7:3(1 o'clock in the Sir Waiter. Attending will Ijo Mr. Denny, Vice • Chairman Mrs. 1\ P. McCain, Sec ' retarv .Arch Allen, Publicist }>ed j Powell, VDC President Ralph Gard i ner. "Minister-Without-Portfolio" Oscar Pitts: and, the advisory com mittee composed of Monroe M. Red j den, HendersonviHe, Richard D. Dickson. Kdcnton: Dr. .J. V. Joyner, LeGrange: D. L. Ward, New Bern: | I thrums T. Valentine, Nashville: | Victor S. Bryant. Durham: Dickson j McLean. Lumberton: Morton Dough ton. Statesville. Pat Taylor, Wades bo ro: R. Gregg Cherry, Gastonia. and J. Lee Wilson. Lexington, the ecrctary. Mr. Dcnnp said he wil tell the committee what has been none si. I far in the campaign, making an ac count oi -lis stewardship, so to [speak: alter which he plans to ask j toe advice e: .ill present as to the conduct ol the campaign during its clo: ing tages. In the report classification, the .chairman will have many successful and enthusiastic party rallies in all sections to relate. Le will also out line the story of the campaign li nances. There has seldom been a campaign in which the state organization has worked as hard and as steadily. Prob ably it has been the first time such work lias been absolutely essential as it is the first tato and national Saturday's Specials PORK CHOPS IT 25c BACON snr 2k CHUCK ROAST 5T7. 17c CUBE STEAK iTcr 30c chops i5c TENDER ROUND rk o R a t 25c Fresh Dressed HENS AND FRYERS Sanitary Market Phones 31 and 32 —She Had So Many Hul :• 1 m• l'.iii-<.v wlial. to do—she ordered us to start plenty mI lituoli. idf IMilk to her house unci she raised a stronr. :u,«l '"•••illI'.v hunch of children. Brookside Dairy Farm PHONE 430-J i ; , ij, ;.'u . i ii.-ie are iio I. .. ,l -I:. i)ic!' Reynolds. scion ol' one ol \\ i.i.Njun-S;ilein's wealthiest families, i.-, .ui astonishingly outspoken iucli \ joual in tin* political lie-Id—refresh ingly when compared with many o! the wise, cagey oldtimers out of whom there e;innot he had an opin io; in an omnibus load. Asked what he thought of Thur mond Chatham and Jim McNair, Conservation and Development Board members who have announced for Willkie, and whether or not they > hould resign or be ousted he said: "It seems to me they should look to Mr. McNeill (G. O. P. candidate for governor) for any state appoint ments Ihoy want.) Incidentally there is all sorts of .-.peculation about the political fate of tin- rich anti-New Dealers who are refusing to give either to na tional or stale Democratic* cam paigns. It is recalled that many of these .•nine folks (or at least the group they represent) were among the most ar i fit nt purgers of the party after the I !!>::« Smith debacle in North Car olina. There is a strong suspicion that the regime of Governor Clyde R. i'oey would tolerate the revolt against Roosevelt, but general opin ion is that J. M. Broughton is hon estly and sincerely for the Presi dent. When he takes over, there will likely be short thrift for the rebels—most of whom were not even for Broughton in the primary, any way. I _ rttt r, STAe 4CO SP'wcf ^BcMlecf in £ftciu( CfCentuc&if SPhaifj/tf £BoK/t6cn 9f/u&6etf 8"115 ®<J25 ■ PINT MM quart |01detymcDi8liller8Corp.,N.\. V -— —^ DOUBLE CHICK THESE 115 Garnett St. RED CIRCLE COFIFEE « 15c Check the items listed below for low prices!. Check them -i for tip-top quality. Then come to your A&P Super Mr" and see all the other fine foods we have at bis savings!. H is such thrift possible? Because A&P buys direct, makos as v. as sells many delicious things to eat, keeps the exp'-n.M i distributing and selling foods down to a minimum, and slv.: ■ • the savings with its 6,000.000 customers! Join them today! BUTTER «s» 2 - JPEACHES \:F2--25= TOMATOES «.* ge PEAS BLACKEYE » go FRIIIT COCKTAIL"— SALMON 2 si 25= BABY food h«'"z 4 f0r 2iz 00C0A iona 2 & 15s, A&P BREAD— 2 — 15.: I FROM DUE MEAT DEFT. v:u^A IK ... 23( JT X1VA«* ^ FRYERS, Fresh Heme Killed, lb. . . RUMP ROAST, A & P Quality, lb. _ . _ . . . 23c LIVER, Fresh Sliced Pork, tb. PORK ROAST, Loin End, lb. CHUCK ROAST, A & P Quality, lb. HAMS, Native Pork, lb. . . BACON, White Label, lb. . FRANKS, Small Skinless, lb. OYSTERS, Virginia Medium, quart . .39c SPECKLED TROUT, Nice Size, lb. 175k 10c . 15c 21c 19c 21c 17c RINSO 3m. A Lge. 4ft 'kg ©C Pkg... I5|,» LUX FLAKES % Sm- 17r Lge- 01 r g Pkgs. | I « Pkg.... L lV SOAP LIFEBUOY 3 Bars 17c LUX TOILET 3 Bars 17C Ivory Soap Medium Size Cake 5c BANANAS POTATOES Cauiiflower GRAPES CELERY COCOANUTS Sweet Potatoes Grapefruit Fine Quality 1 1 n 4 lbs ■ IfC U. S. No. 1 White 10 lbs Large White Heads Each ' ; 1c . s* Xm* oc Tokay 1Q 4 lbs. * t Nice Size, Crisp f , ly w Each Large size 1 Q „ 2 for.... Home Grown 1 H , 10 lbs I £ Large Size 1 £ 4 for .... A tP <T
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