Ilow Washington iiels On
^'ar And 1944 Polili<*s
Washington. Sept. 21.—In
i t'ssional i*l ciUrntitiis and 4»v • -.~ rufh
t;.il- in \V;|v|iiii|>toii the i
day is (ouik this way:
KVfll IllOllt'V tllJit !>lt- War Will | )**
"viT ill Kuru|«' in \ month-.; thai
Japan will :>»• dotVatcd ;>\ m-\t July
(One will get you thrw tin a p lay.)
Two-to-«n,i> that (liTiiianv will'co
down via ;in in ot'tial c ok- ip. '
One-to-lwii that the Nazis' will
ha\ <• I i !>«• lipaU'N I; . jfl
K.mr-t.r-,..:,. ||
tlu- (1 iiltinn ; : .r}-,
-lw< tlx * |* |). i; will hp
in tin- Wt r,» !i \i • ...
Stock Market
Is He sitant
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Cotton Shows
So m e Kcc o v e ry
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SPECIAL SHOE STAMP
REQUIRES BOOK NO. 1
l: i!i
s-pci :i;
!
: tin
Johnson. !{.i
declared ; •Jay.
This is nt'ii
because the
special .«t;i -t> must cm-.':- t
- rat: vi book numb*
stamp \
been c:>
!. Johnson said,
irri ss;ting the
e Me;- the .i- on
n riie
:i-.;n» have
•; .i second
visit ; > their board for ■ .•* hav ng
the no;>k on the.v first t/ip.
After special shoe p irehase stamps
have been issued. Johnson >.iid. !he
hold*:■ must take his rati in bxik as
well as the stamp when he n >es to
the Store to make h - ;> «»r* \
regulations require that salespersons
check the umber appearing on the
tacc ■ : i in ■ .!' -
the , !■ . .
bt.-.k-.
trem
A'^rr -..-j-- <.* nrxfafy. 1l1-.-!'1 .-hp ij
thf to t n-.ruw. Uut j uutd
t aj.uvln.-, »ti !i .... .<
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/pik
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t it! '
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KlVl'-tt. I.ai t \, \
fi ll.):- Tlu.f .1
II. O I' •• •
Six-tu-i>vv tlmt Mn-- 'i.
<• •>«." with - p.
ii'hinotil (t>.ii! - \ li.-i - in?
ing all (Win , m it p .
.•fi.
Bumper Yields ()f
Sweet Potatoes in
S<nitli !s !'n>hlem
. v. |
\ll " •!(»• i
the -\w<
tins V.
I •
I mill
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li -In - ,-rli it's. |)tr.; ■ and :
They're i it' i>f tliit; v •
i'rr.p» ■ ami cwry ti •• > :i >«-rvo
them—yon ht'tp you s«*lt tn rt
!l«\ Hh .mil 'lolp vnur i-i tin* ■■>• • i
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CLARK. HAS ANSWER
WAR EFFORT CRITICS
Fort Bragg. Sept. 21. R« .!. Bay
ard Clark, IX- ii icrat, North C« roliiia.
now Has an insnvcr for ail jjewms
H to o
about ratio:— i> :id <i ve an I the
'.va rf'.ort •
V. : guir.., • • •
Il. ough the l ' ntion n :i • ill
c mrscs at K rlraps. .:
• ,■ i" rk ;
v.atchism ' ' !'• . • uti • i.
pared for c
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Mr. Batik' Yearbv. our Clothes StylM, will he
pleased to show you the latest iabric i'or Kali
and Winter, custom-tailored to your individual
specifications.
Monday and Tuesday, September ?7 and ?8
AMPHIBIAN JEEP TO BE SEEN HERE SATURDAY
The amntiibbvas ji'rn shnwis here. is a creature of t in iluiu warfare of the present coni'Ii- ft is rquilly
at lmn:r I.iml and «n water. I'mler a protectiv < rnvcviiiR ol tiro, beachheads can l» «-eriireil with
iniiiii' eur.ibut car. tortilied with Itard-liiUiitK we ai.ans. It is extremely valuable i-i trcanis
in.. Inn tit . s iiii' .illiivv tin- construction ol loot t>' ! or when enemy troops «i tlie river or
u-.mi will Ml', atul in..rli:i:,. kiiii lire. A i|liiek das ■ lictls covet into stream and tlie amnSiiisoiis jes|i is
;■! :n i:;j i:i;i!i:ii, iiii Hosts ami IkiIiI the beae •• •• • ul ntiiii rcitiloreciiicnls ;»rrivr.
\ROl XD TOWN
! Kt \K • i<l I Kll l»
v.! d | .'lie
-ri"'! m: < <»! kt
ii ■ 1 11 iii" State s,;.
I' ' ' !:i :1'!: I id.t \ '.el '■
I . \ W Cliol-on. \
;r::. If. . !>. W'atkill U!td u. !l.
i two Miix>■ <; ai.i.s
• ' rs ■ ! ; lie lhnder
Ill.-ti' ' lacilltv. \v;t: !. .» (in.
• i by t; • ' uuitH.' raranily in police
i; • an imj. v rrveiikd t'Kiay. The
1 i:nr was titer! tiv thai
■ • ; i. ■:■<! employe, it \\.i
• • <1.
< \SF. TO WAIT
i nnk i against Kit .viy
, • " : l*«. ■■ . n lililllio*. ill I <•
I i : co.i .Monday. wa- °>>d;.v
I < in I by !;< corder R. K. t'le
I . > • until *»•.- !iu" October crim
inal term <>t Vance Superior Court.
'.ii eh Mwiik 's a witness. Then
• i n< < tin: matters before the
Legion Told Full Power
i Of U. S. Needed
(Continued from Page Otic)
'C?i :eijl i uo C. M.r.-hii'l. rriiel
, of-*!irff « •• United States Army.
In a :• • i : u:- activitie- >in
'ii ,il inde: during the last
v( •. p. ■ . d :■ .• delivery to the
!.' jti. Ier!:<ed th.
i : t* • • t reeotv. ri t'.-ol'
: ! \ .:: inn inundate" but
d< . nlans jm
. A ■ . n;; tile con..114 ye; r.
'.1C.\ t id'ess prep; ed f.».
live y •• i . vent ion, dwelt ;i|>
•i th> (I '• war eft and
id. "V • ' )< ' '■ehitid tite ,v,i.
; • cry • i :;hting ami in < -
■ •. i ti\. '.V t niioi i < • ,jt
! r.tinu .< r.Kiie*. i>r undue • j;
I ' trt nfjth. V.'t
I "i:.ll i !;• .li-1 and T«>!:y<*. ■ n.:i
iat us ake certain that we :
! t i. •<• ' . :t.< i thai; !:.te."
Mir.inr •.developments May
2rhjg It ate Bis; Rewards
i (C< rod In .n I Vigo One)
nagneti • t now in Inn conducted
i jnd test ng : ton •,> st&rt there
1 : eve:: :i •■> c iney will
i \v.ns •• i i.. ;•:..«•:*< fan
Thcre ■<, > doubt tii.it tlso j
r*:o!i m minerals. Past production
'. ■ivc- ' i*. Trouble ha been that
ninlng i.r.Kin- for the most pni't
save b« ■■•.. pitifully small bcrausc <•:
' capital and lniick'(|iiii*''
: .. I(i ■ I' ! :i.-> been attempts at
iv " unsound bases and !»»<* J
' <>: i' nvestmcnt. Even lir.oer
i s.-- ! .dicaps million. of dollars
rtli gold. ir«>n and coal with
■or fi • ' lies (if ofhe;- metals have
•ii n \i .en from the ground. The
' nv 11' .\liiin.ntt:M Company i ;m
! i'. example of v\ hat e.in be
mnv iccl with proper enginet ling
:id c.-::• tal backing.
The uoral situation in this State I
rif '. iv \v almost where water:
wci .lewi »pncnt was .'ffi years ago.
The i Aver was known to be here j
jiid i ie/e were hundreds of little
..l.i. ' :v.:ggling to keep going. Then
ami" 'he Duke interests with a cum
•K'ch( .-ivc survey ol potential power |
to . a program ot integration and
levc 'pnient. There followed pheuo
me: growth of the textile and other
industries.
\V at the State of North Carolina
r" doing in mineral study is com*
parable to what the Federal govern
ment did with respect to electric,
power in the Tennessee valley. It!
may be argued in some quarters that
such vent.ire- are proper functions
foi private capital rather than pub
lic money. It may also be pointed
out that it is a proper function of
government to lake the lead when
private enterprise Is too slow. The
j vital distinction between the TV A
, and li e North Carfolina mineral
i study is tii.it the State has no thought
! of vcnt'ir j; into the productive field
I If there can be shown satisfactory
evidence <it profit to be made, capi
i tal will come in and the State will
get its money back more through
I taxe;
| Iinportsir'. feature in connection
I with the yndicate which is becoming
• in tore-led m Tar Heel minerals is
ii' rather than
1 i til inotal
AROUND
CAPITOL SQUARE
By LYNN NISRF.T
Daily Dispatch Bureau
In Tin- Sir Waller Hotel—Ualeigh
COYKRNOR — < Ray lloyd.
v. ! use It tto. head -■(> Mm oo a
breedei «'i Poland-C' and Dunn.
.U-.-cy hog- at Pint" ;i in B"aufort
I'liliu'v. agiees thai ' ■. <■ is no o.:
<•:'.-it.11 tn expect a :■< ad primary oh
uii\< in ii- next vea I'm- following
it 'll : addicted to bureau ex
plain- l-ell:
L have wad >wi:..I accounts ol'
«: it t.tididaie lor • :: i.1 ol X. t.
I!M 1 !>• niuiatic | . y And tee
mail! ; suu in one a] pea - that avoid
ing .. ecoiid primary • the main is
.- iie.
"I am .• i-andid.r.. lor that office,
.•mi ! see no reason v liy there will
>c air- -t'/'-nd pri .arv. .Vi.v active
campaign will no' : till Jan. 1.
PJ4I.
"Yours very truly.
"OLL.-v HAY BOYD."
WINNER—Natural assumption is
that Mr. Boyd expects to win iiio
lirsj linv. Inquiry around 'he .-quart'
laded to di.-cover any pi -on- wno
knmvi the newest Candidatc He may
L« acting on tlie -u• -v the oth
t. candidates ■ too wi ! known.
Aryv.ay. his h ' in.
THANKS fio.i i Brought >n
received Monday his first note ol
thanks from « oldicr f<» a liiit ear
tin o! tignrc . it.- vva out of i!-.
State ai'.d hi co v.'a - u." a v. i t
tilt dl-.tpp' r 'i '!.a' t>i- ii ft- v.;
Irom a Toxai • load o( Tar Heel
soldier. Lil'.i ..tiy i
loik Hit- go • so
paid foi 1<> i
L'.Otli'.'
t i^i rlit 11"- *■ ■ a. iii.'. . i.- •!;:
only one to ■■ to i.-.v/n dg>- l'«
Ki't - In in cwlH-it- ii lln i. 'd
d!c < a>t."
OOMPF/I ITI«»\ n-c if Pitt.-,
State prison direetor, think nitiybe
J.i- won't aimtl i i war bowl
auction i.' | after a prat raett d
drouth hn ifle r.ort very i!» ■ :i.ib!o.
Some iiioii"! ago i i vt-iii bad. h u i
to IIickol I oliiciati a! .i sal'
and a dov. • |. .. .mi Mole up s.i
IHiity. A 'lutiriWifi ot the Wake
county I: 'I v.ar I hi eamo.ovu
I lit srht do ii (l a Mr ;iir how. aia
..■ly paiadt and outdoor audi n
Raleigh Aa i:. 'I'l; parade and
auction v.' •• cained ■ tit on n'hed
il». but eomi-etitioii with a"
tquihocli.l . n. The air show had
to be culled "II t'lKler these ti.io.n
eiips. the ant lion sale netted ovt r a
-.undred -hn.-and dollars for ilic
bond fund. I'; inning the c uni'v total
to within I :li a million d dial's "t i,s
goal. Thai i expected to oe ex cci.!
ed this v.'( I.
LUCK Peach growing is admit
tedly a hazardous bu incn; when
producti.'i and pi ice.- are good the
grower mop p. hut seldom di high
production and prices c -me the -ami
year. They met this year for Biliy
•lackson in M ore county. .lack ,ti is
a very small perator. has only ihri'a
rcres in pent i trees. Off that mall
plot he cleared over S'i.otii) this veai.
according ii reports lo ihe depart
ment of agiiculture. On tiie neigh
boring orch. d o| !I.ivvh y Poole, pei
haps the biuitcst peach grower in the
State, the crop was a failure due to
repeated freezes in the spring that
for some rea-on didn't hit the .lack
son trees. lh had a bumper crop ana
sold thein I >r the highest price in
many years.
SWITCH — Tobacco fanner- of
Franklin county in mass meeting
protested low prices prevailing on j
the markets and demanded cbsmg
ol warehouses until some adjust
ment can be made. Most of the com
pliant now is direct I'd at the buying
companies for failure to pay more, n
few weeks og<> it v.-as all directed at
OPA ceiling and delegation.- went to
Washington to r.et the ceiling raised.
Buyers are not paying anywhere
neai ceiling priccs and the
formers have switched the object of
their grievance. They now want
somebody to enforce the ceiling
irice.
10% Hcips—n./y io% Morel
Draft lYo^r'.vi hi
Rest of ihe \ car
[>. Goal
• Wash:-sm .11. Sept. 21.- VP) -lloiv
i.' Shi* v. .i\ itn civ:.!t |> .11'
up 1 >:• the ro'iiaiiidov • .• • • • i :
Needed for •' i!i<- . t'il t >iws
— 1.21HUMIU mro
Kftr :!i,. "Oii.iKiii. iii-li
I- :• . 'iu'mi i'l'i.ltotl
are addition*.
For th< Navy
Fathers ■> be callcd—
Jail. I A ■ :!'.• ^ a! .\7ttt».o
Jail. ! N.".v •• .;•! ri.fMMl.C:
Overset by Jan. :. ISM4- MJ09.
C)ve; -• ■ '»>• J:n» !. 1 >•.
Jap Lesser. Heavy
Over New Guinea
(Cont:n::ert ir.< Page One)
the riiuuv.iij;: I •*. niemy \
American and Au-Lalian soliiier
who placcd armed blockades across
the jungle ;vails . novo l.nc. in e\
pectati; :i ol just .- :ch .i retreat. ivnv
have contacted those I'ugitivn, And
j Allied soldiers :novii" i>ohii\;i thorn
from Lai al#o have catifiht up with
I them.
Today's communique told of ef
1 feetive air raids on o:'eiry air in
stnllatioiis at Fiiwhhafcn, at Cape
Gloucester. across t!i(. Danipie."
{strait on New Britain. 120 miles
; from Lac. and of extensive fighter
j activity in the north Now Britain
j coastal area of Kimbe bay, roughly
half way across the route to .lie
! choicest target on that island—the
l>iu air and shipping base of ltaoaul.
Australian msiMicd lt> lulighters ,
pi mi red 20.000 rounds ol ammunition
into an airdrome, supply dumps,
anti-aircraft portions and surface
era!' at Kenihe hay. This i< per
haps the tirst time thc.e fighters
have appeared in ,-uch an effective
role in this theatre.
Extra! Extr1! l;:.ly out of the
w.iv! I'uv War Bonos todav!
— : ;
American Forces
Have Now 1 .anded
On Sardinia Soil
l.tiiulti'i. Sept. 'M. — (AIM —
I'riliu* Minister Churchill dis
I'loscil Icda.v (hat American
forces liatl lumlctl on Sardinia.
Addressing the iIiiiim' «>■ Com
mtuts. Churchill saitl Hie Amer
ican turns lati'iri! to assist tour
Italian divisions who have
driven the Germans ail' the
Mediterranean island. 'Jo did not
give the identity «r strength of
the American force.
Is your car stored
for the duration?
See youi
when you want to seMyour car
If vnti arc one «>f the
people \tl.ii are
paving storage
mobile—this
make your car
workers who
on your auto
s the time to
iv .il.ihlc if war
(.XL- ii. See your
wo arc anxious to do business
wit!) you iinif anil in the future.
Thai is wh\ we will make every
effort to protect you—and to
see that you are entirely satis
fied in your dev.lings with us.
I'uiitiac leakiirst—iiit: be
•are oi iicttiii!." ihe top dollar
priii-. A.s established. perma- '
inn: business organizations,
BRING yOUR TITlt TO VOUR CAR - we'll
MARC you A UBIRAI SPOT CASH Of FIR
or we u s(np fit: o?PRAisen on neauesr.
rife* ci00 W?""*
MOTOR SA1.FS COMPANY. 104 Oarnrit St.. Ilemlrrsnn. N. C.
Oillam Auto Co., Macon St.. Warrenton. N. V, "
Wclroiric Service Station. Oxford. N. C.
Gupton's Service Center, S. .Main St.. Lotiisbnrg. N. C.
«*!&<*
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Made the modern way—Pepsi
C<>l t syrup i:; pound from n
safety-seal Itoitle... measured
to tlie syrup line r»t tiie {"lass.
"Fresh-mixed" b< fore your
ryes—so it tastes sr. ell!
w3
Digger and Better at Fountains too!
P*ptl-Colo Company, Lona Itland Clly, N. Y. —
FHANCIIIRRD IIOTTLKR: DI RIIAM PITSICOLA IIOTTLING CO,