Institutions
Win Changes
On Rationing
In the "Mr U'alli r Unlet.
Uisp.itiu r.uriMti.
l'.\ I.VN'.N MSKICT.
lUlPifcf.. April i:( A : i ud i,e;it .
'.he pt>. i ::iI>t 1.::ii rult's liven"
pMitnultMlL'ci in triv > ' ,i
adfiim;.-'ti.it: mi ... t c.\ •••. Vtt l ,t.
fait- i ! !?:«■ 11: li t !*; I':;'..
farm* pratluvinK pc iu mtii .
t.it I 'trU !•' -V :<
-VMI i f |<le
'I :if i| If.-t:<» is .It' v it .i .iii;i.
f-i the s; .:»• j . tie.
twins- ... ;il o 1
c l ;»«».?:• c«
a:ut ' pr» vi ..v
• annum .;:.d v... i
>:.«• \tnn.e St;.,
St m; . i nil ivii
at Wiifimititon ..y
>..i '. !l ' t; 1
-t.ltf- Aii! I If A .
the ...: 1'ii .:•• >
. Uliffit. •. • \ •
tcou
nifiit. accord wr :
I'llS'll lilM.-:. ;.
slate i atiotti: .■ . :
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would i.ike
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:if! State*
tif i...t. d
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TRANSIENT LABOR
CAMP PREPARED
Halt l*h. Apv.l T-he:!".'
to house rnwritcnry rn. labor ; r
ha>-vedt:i)K . •••! the:
1:k ( :• !>.- are ■ :i
i V K. . : <. , • A.i • :
tiu:. i" it i?• .;«* • ! • l'
15. M -o o. ! the
t >•»•.»i I" SA !•:! «' ' e .{>:••. ii •
return from the \VH •. ngt r,-Chad
Luint \\\. i.u . :o;i
Stu-sUf, luuncirv ri caking ;a
cUitiea, known as "i'arro labor supply
writer*" j!«» "<> ':»<> "»'tl !'i :■ «c
> .i'fv » (' f! i \ .! i">. ;ind
It Wallace April 20 .. 50fl-capacit>
<.«••" . ".c • c.i : !• H.iy e
•
p*ncy. W'irkeiji a «• crniitetl by
ttu r s l' - > < ••
• I"V' .
II i ;if!ili
t i|j;ifc i w: ■ i
■
I J* i ' •
AROUND
CAPITOL SQUARE
liy I.YXN N1SHET
Dispatch Bureau
11* Tlic Sir Waiter lintel—Ralelch
lit >1.1!' vV \pril 12. although one
State holidays honored l>y a
, 1 till' Xui'llt Carolina lla};.
u•• t tjt'tierally utm<rvi<d. Tlw daw
i . . ■•..ill', adoption of till- !'«••>
a! il'.i It.Hit.i\ I'l'mcMil 'II.
.\; :•,! l..t>. instruct int. Nona
i ! :ia • .t ■ ...le» to the coiituu'Ml.ii
to •. ..to for a declaration oi
lit ; I'ht'V (ltd so illlll the
: •• .. it-alt ' Mu* document w.:.»
tcsl . it . Iv i 177(1, ut Philuilel
.!•' .. not -11.1t»-cl by ail the
. u'.M' . -• 'in*.- week* later.
! ! '-'! April *< not a lo
... , . i. V :i Wul'til i'tirulilUI. uut
;i cpteit bll'thlialo ..| 'IIut;;.«
i.'t n. i edited AIM. alitlio. .-||||,
i i i .i..i*ioii ».1 Intii |jt tuii'iir.
: • . i .n>v iclatioii.-hip to li.t
■ : i\ tin 200th .111
•i .I I •! . I.II Hi .lllit |l
■ .1 I (ti>l:i.|lloli i11 lli<
'i ll< • ii i ii,oi ,al ...
Actually 'I nomas
ii i n A p. il L\ 17-1.1
tin l!i i • i -1« | ia i lu
ll . • llllij; .<Kt-lit > toi
' ' " !'■« 'I lilt I .11'
• II'. >1 I i| I t.l Iliil.lll
! i|n>iiir ..|f eleven
i .. 17.VJ. .iiiil mi>v« <l
I Ml.'ltitl.lV |<> .-V|lll.
I'luilim' ;iIm, (>,,i
..,n February
' >1 \ I i lu- . aim*
i ii.• I nl Kit* f.ili
' I!• Alt*. klenl>i;. ;
.< • • i tit lift- i,ii Mav
• I H< MllVf.s .
iv i •• i|iU> t-ven tli.-i:
eikoiiing and
Ulcilrill.;:
>:i Ht .\iirth I "a i ■
> .l.inu. n a-. ' i »!t«
i :.ti• early last
t > . i i>i
• !• " t >|i hi ti.f
ti< ;.l- ..i i. i
1 . .. ..ml .Illifi
I '. I'll ll)> I. .1
'••"t.al r . r
. • .i.lit tli.i I..
t. it'll teed ii|ii. i
' I. Wiay i.i tliv
entomology -hill
-nap followed lit
. |>t*i aim e killed a
• i tin- -e bug- ihan
i . v. it!:, ut • uddei.
II'INO;' -.\ i; - :oe!in{! nl stale
. i unit' tut rilv « nipluyeer
':.t H. U ul a;ea has been railed
Mur.da atietnooti m the Itall of
!ii>iisi> ut representative*' fur ilie
i iip. ut .-taiting l!n' " in built*
drive IKur 1'ilt-. piistiii duettoi. in
Ml: :.n .a tin- group. lilt' -tale
. .I..ta : '-62.000.000 will bo given a
citv i. •• \.'ii tin1 approximately
M'teen million State urpiiss inve-t
mi nt That sum has been apportion
ed tn the various counties' mi .-oini'
.■ hat li t- same ijasis that total uond
(f.Kitus \ve:«. figured. the county cre
. .llginc, l. i::. a lev thou-and \ •
.ovo than hall a million At that,
leaders a 'it- campaign anticipate
t..pi lllg tilt -)H mill'.' 'II
•'ill t.i i>t .i I'd. ii. addition to lib
-captions i.'.v bank.
COt >PERATION—John Bray, iu
. Mitt • JMate uuiUiiii^' ami
i;:dr . i I i : ii Wil-i ii >!ii t-. I■ i
.: til.-* . t State pi i a: t*
neighbi ;md a.»* cooperating in a
v nave ad. a
Gr>% eminent leases Rules on
New Cir Sales!..„ Buy Your
either
• ' lain
Uf.il*,
Vhiie the Supply La sir,
I it c- 'i <■(' - r i' <>r.i : r'.il. . r.#v. f<ui • i additional
tb< u«ur. ! t iikiMu «•> Ih'v ncr. i'nitiacs \.'t iKiiiili Iwluni'
■■ l the !> I!i»>si:u ^ruui>'i. uIiom |>rt,»ont cjr M
I ir^.uli r nioilel.ut lus Ik«u driven 0.000
im <>t t <jti <i l.-rcd to l>< • •rOct.iHe. can
. -It. :• •'■■It ir 1 I iv.-nttjl Ii.ispilal or
r ; irwrit. u >n. f i>air inai'i:cn:i lie 1 ofker
i.r pr Kiu.t'on i r. 1 transport i r <■' moM to
»i he >i>l 4 lrir* rt l.rnj or li'.inin m rlirs Ph • ili'llti,
vt(i;mari.i'i. i . v i t ruihli! h'„-.:l(l> mn v Minister,
priest. r.ii ii. e:r.! ilrner. 7 tabor ion< iliatu.ii. luruimn,
training ■■. nrk«r« 8 Otliul im- iriiin .i .r Ked < ro»s
business. 9 I !.! .i line s< hmii .ilJVial 10 Mt•.11»t*: >f armed
furies irju> in; hi duty I he nuitibef <>• <jii allii'ie.l is
definitely 11111>(*.■•! — mi »c advise von in »11*-• » and take
delivery of .mi ,icw. T'ontiac nhile a variir.
of hody unci :iinl colors is still mailable
Vi c will make out the nccssary priority
applii ation.
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Cet These Cm Saving Tire Savin*-far Savin* P„„,iae Feature*
h,m itur a new car. by all
mean* get one that has (he gas sav.
ing. tire saving, tar saving features
»o desirable today 1h.it meant a
t'oviiiic. In a Pont iac you get such
gas sating features ns Scotch rnist
manifold, selector. vacuumatic
•park control, quick warm-up mani
fold nn<J many others. You save tvear
on precious tires with Ponriac'f
exclusive I ripl*.Cushioned rule nni
rroDcr weiuhr dicrnk..a
get longer, more dependable, more
trouble-free operation because of
such Pontiac features as pressure
suction crankcase ventilation loo
per cent full pressure metered flow
lubrication, full-llow built-in perma
nent oil cleaner, all-weather engine
temperature control and scores of
others. "Iruly, Pontile'* advanced
engineering and quality construc*
lllant- |( IQQJy § |(|£g |
MOTOIt BALES lOMl'ANY. 404 Oarnct* St.. llcnrferton. S. C.
Glllam Auto Co., Macon Hi., Warrenton. y. (\
Welcome Service Station, Oxford, X C
Gupton's Service Center, 8. Main 8t„ Lolnbwg, N. C.
.. ,i; ir- v. each altoinoon
ihev take turns pulling the garden
plow. With i'iK" ' :i pushing and the
other pulling tlu-v claim to got a
groat doal t: • v >■ • .lone than both
ovuld do wui . • • . d \ iduully.
RKVKxrr s
Ai-oallod "p
in I !•:!!». lii\Wi -
Uu- original u*» .
api vat Ill:' I
nriior til Mil.I .
I llfllt" <'\\ ! I I
nioruuit 11.
act. it ha- t < >•:: «
"t\i mil* !.
VolUl'lC. \\ I I"
ttioni- luti i
Look will •
able i n '• :
•il«- .hi:
• v adoption of tho
.• i« :it i fvomic act"
hail to oluvk
• i .imomimoiits
..!»• 1 \\\ liooKs ill
Stato tsixes tlii'ir
m it• Ii• iw mi* im
1 '' o 'poriiiaiu-iit"
it-t t. I |l! III! tllo
fit papo!'-bound
ui'.i1 .iii'I aniond
■-■lit pl.ii'o.-. Thar
ho pi o- - and tivoil
.<Iii.ii; ihi* I'iid
■ IprosiMli
•i)\i: Wt II !>" ;; nor I lough
ton Rot ..ii' ■' t i ilav 01 two
ago. il • It ..... i'..ipii»'.i ii»py
t.| A, mil .1-1 . p:i
"< >1 l U . . : I ■ I llllt.'i. I h.tM'll 1,11
\V i I Ik ii 1 t - . ■ • I* I • • 111 mhno
tii i- a*.: . i! I t• .|>! a: i/.i 'n
i.tivitv I ;>t .• ii.iti.u-.*
Wui Ii.!.: ' ■ l.tk !.i l t\i «-i.
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Itli'Ki i • i "» t ! I : i '.I
i It ii it luit ! l.i->
act III i- • i '• iali . .« hi: il «it hi
HAT! I
ti\i i t.
Mfilt.ol l-o
-III,.
it'll.,
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I nil ..
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tiolis Milt I.
• iuHiusi/o
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war bund campaign now imdi. way
deals in such big figures Unit tin
average newspaper read and small
bond-buyer can't take them in. The
office of war information lias brok
en down these figures so anybody
can understand them. It take*'ul>uiit
eight and a quarter $2f> bo:id> inc:
cost S18.75) to outfit one soldier or
marine, and more than fi\ «• to >in
to Iix up a sailor. Just multiply .hat
by eight and a half million doll;
and some two million sailors and v. u
jut an idea what it cost* to lioilu
our armed forces. Add lood am:
equipment, including tank.", -hip.*,
airplanes, and all the othe lighting
implements—and don't bran
much about that SIM.7a b> ml • ■ u've
".ft.
PAN AM -Wednesday. A put M. ••
tn !»■ observed a: ' I'aii-Am' i n .n
Day Kiitll Liberty eaii;o hip .-.ill
tie launched at Wilriin^ton .1 .1 | .1 "
>>t the observance < >tii- «>t tliei v. .!i
be eh 1 1:. toned bv the wile ot tin* n -
rctaty ol the Hrai'ilian emba- v
lioveinor UrtJUghton. unable to . 1
tend the launching. designated ! »i
S K l.iavitt ut the hliitr Ullivei i'..
I .unity t< repre-< lit tile Sl.tU
KtltiS Twelve millinu egg* e n
!«.t i.l Ii«-i 1 fruit. I lie 111»-111!> • -
f.aiii/.ed poultry e. o|«-i-ative -
1 11 lias handled, -nice l-'elt.uaiy
.11 01 ding to State ill'. isi>:i ol ;. -
I i ts H'J.UtHI case* ol ey#- I In 11 a.-e
ill do/en to the e i"i-. which li«iu<
*••»<».!>«M1 dozen or about eleven and a
hall million egg* These egg." <aii-i«
II ••111 IXr> receiving *latioii* in *>'■
niiuilic*. and brought tin 1 : < -itn> 1..
tanners ail live; age it • 111' .1
it• 11 nearly S3tl.titHi.
HKADINCJ Kor many y«ai
nig and atteriiouii itailv in . p.tp .
have conducted .1 :a.it «.! lius.H\
tend among theliifelvi- i-.u h 1
nig mure reader intent! Aci'.-id;f;
to compilation made b* John I
pui luher ol tin* Kalei|>h in ( . im
t*i ,. ii tin? winning the srgu* I
.tte'.. m> ta. ...» .Wi th Carolina i» coi:- |
oeined. Using the most authentic cir- l
vitiation tigures available. Park f;nct*
'tiat state morning papers have in- I
creased aggregate* cireulatiutt by
ut i ni:: • and one-hall per cent)
during the .'ast two years. For the'
same pei loo .iltit ln-.il dailies have I
lumped inoiv than i "> pot evill in cir- I
etilulioii. i I. pi tii<- standpoint • >f Jo-j
: ;• i r .•>:•- ttie allot lltlOil I
pap« I \ i \ ; the in>>! ii.nj; ,
lu lit. ■ ' 1 iunitie> hi the 11
•ta'.e I > i ■ n: < ■ ti.i 111» -. while
then . iv alte noon |iapvri> with
».n .'i .«»:* i;.i :..:s :i oi nearly lit.
out) .in n.
Hr- A.Vi it...- tlu- wartime
... •• ..-. ! ' . < ■:!. .North Caro
lina .ii.. at <••... soutliein
• "i 'iii i up In
l'l' t. ' . • ' • ii -its. Hit tate
.. ut two ami .i
. with the one
ii'iM i ■;<.• <t.111)v pioilue
■ ' ■ • • • ; i ($2N.5:-ii>> «i|
ii u . ii hi h:i- tiioiv
11 < |•.i■ i I :> yea ami
'ill- .III t \ j < Ctl-lt
• nil h-l i't:o
i • • I.ill! ••••ill i i- nl
• •'• ■ . il... u. I! ... ••ram
• ' i .III ..!!.! ! »l i.
lop
II. Mil
■\j\A v.'il.CKS iyTAILED
; ) VANCE FARMERS
«• ' uav i nt i hi i k- t •
■...«■■ Ml .-Ml*. !t).-ir, .It :>-l ap
■ i...l I'.i .ii!! It! ha\«
i. -I •. \ H I ....111v t.n
ill! \ . A \ \ iii 1:. o Was
I.:,.. I today.
i: <• t»-sI pavilion! ra «• I • Si>8.
tin* total pay iic-nt- to Vaiuv
■ ! .. • Mil - • • I .* ttitil
• l!M" .ii'i .ii ,;l . i-i-iAation
i ■ ith« «• • -• I.:. !• 2.H7-?
• I it i a I: .! i . •••< ■ flit ,.t I 324
'ilirat:• ill--.
NAVY TESTS GIVEN
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS
\V. K Crawley, recruiting officer
>f lilt' Navy rccruitaig station at
llaleigli. is givk-g alertness test; t'
ligh school Seniors in a:. .»:«'i schools
>1 Vani'i' county this wool;, in im
R'Ctinn with the new program whica
enables high school >euk«.s j, .
enlisted at the present time and sin
receive high school diplomas.
Under the arrangement-. Crawley
said, youths who pass the Navv men
tal a d physical test; rnd whu wi«
W lit year- of ago before graduation
may In- e listed before graduation
and rev-e ve their diplomas by ()a «.
ing a slate selfn-l exaniinaiTi.ij.
Auction Sale
— at —
R. A. Paschal! Home Place
FLEMiNGTOWN ROAD
THURSDAY, APRIL 15, 1943
AT 2 O'CLOCK P. M.
One good horse, two i»;oo«l mules, three
nice hoi>s, one i»oo<l two-horse wajyon,
cultivator.^, plows, fertilizer distributor,
one lot sawed timber, Kitchen ranee, lied/,
cliniis, etc.
FRED B« HSGHT, Auctioneer
THE 2nd WAR LOAN DRIVE IS ON!
~ Are you a
Part-time American?
If ISVT II VRD to hpiire your percentage
a- an \mericau. Jnr*t check what you
«#■«■ tlointr against what you could do if
you *::i\«• cM'ry minute of your day, every
oiiiicc of yonr energy , . . and, yen, every
drop of your Mood . . . towurd winning
tliin itar.
.Main iii<'ii ami many women have made
thnl «ii|in inc contribution. Many more will
make it—working, fighting. aud dying—for
American \irlory and American freedom.
For tlu- lij_flil ahead is a hard one. We are
jimi hi its Itvpinniug, not ut its middle, or
tn-nr ils eml.
Of cour«c. not all of us ar<——not all of
u» run lie—ill this li^lit vv i I Ii our lives. But
every one of if. every man and woman, can
lie in it nilli our dollars!
Why a lot more money is ne*ded NOW
Willi every foot of grouiul taken • • . with
every naval la*k carried out . . . with every
homhing iui«*ion against the enemy * . . the
rout.1 of inn inereane.
I hi- takes money. More money and Mill
move mom*\. That** why the (Government of
the I iiitc.l States in asking n« to lend it 13
billion diillnis in the noxl few weelts. Aslilng
us t« invest over and above our regular War
Hond buying. Ami make no mistake about
tbi>: I ncle Sam's got lu got that extra money
to keep oil fighting ibis war!
How to invest your share
Some time soon, you may be railed on l>y
a \Y ar Loan Drive volunteer. Hut don't wait
for him. Decide now to dig down—-dig down
deep. Then take every penny you ean and
go to your nearest bank or post office and
turn (lie money into War Bonds,
Sure, it may burl. Hut a lot of clean^oft
young fellows in uniform are going to be
burl a lot worse than you are before this
war is won. And don't ever forget this!
You're not giving your dollars—you're
lending them. Your money's going to eome
bark to you—and bring wore money with
it. Money that ean mean plenty of peacetime
jobs and peacetime goods for you and yours.
So don't wait. For your Country's sake
—for your own bake—invest at I you can!.
> Hera Are 7 Different Types of U. S. Government
Obligations. Choose the Ones Best Suited to You
United States War Savings Bonds—Series E: The
perfect investment fur individual and family sav«
ings. Gives you hack $4 for every $.1 when the
Bond matures. Designed especially for tli»
smaller inventor. Dated 1st day of month in which
I payment is received. Interest: 2.9% u year if
held to maturity. Denominations: J2.i.S.»0,$ll)0,
$500, $1000. Redemption: uny time 60 day*
after issue date. Price: 75% <>f maturity value.
2'/^% Treasury Bonds of 1961-1969: Readily
marketable, arceptablc as hank collateral, these
Bonds are ideal investments for trust funds, ee
tates anil individuals. A special feature provides
that they may he redeemed at par and accrued
interest for the purpost; of satisfying Federal
estate taxes. Dated April 15, 1943; due June 1<"),
1969. Denominations: $500, $1000, $5000. $10,*
000, $100,000 and $1,000,000. Redemption r
Not callable till June 15, 1964; thereafter at par
and accrued interest on any interest date at 4
months' notice. Price: por and accrued interest.
Other Securillcsi Series "C" Tux Notes; %%
Certificates of Indebtedness; 2°/0 Treasury Bonds
of 1950-1952; United States Savings Hands Se
ries "F"} United Slates Savings Bonds Series "(J.*®
THE! GIVE THEIR LIVES.. .YOU LEND YOUR MONEY!
| STEVENSON THEATRES
HENDERSON, N. C.
JNITED ' STATES TRtASMKY fINANCt COMMITTEt - W«~» SAVINflt. STUFf - VICTORY FUND COMMIlTIt