Highway Personnel Low
From Maximum Strength
Vacancies Won't
Be Filled ass Yel;
ABC Case Studieil
By IlKI.KN F.SSAUV
Central I'lcNs Columnist
Raleigh. Feb !• Aliim per'••niifl
stiviijilli .it Hit? higl uy pa«
lrnl i> nciir tli,. ;ii»s I.»U- - !iiintnn
HI' olflOIOIIt o|H'.a'. I. e\.-- I1JJ \
I prohabli will I »• . "' 1*1!.
iiiturdinx tu Motoi Vehicles Commissioner
Buddie \V ird.1 "apt. L. i«. Kish1
. i.rt !«■ \ i- v. ,:i •! : i i •:
!><• replaced by an aet iik raniinti
II trio vest Tt.M.p, • u; I .• 1111
der a lieutenant, who will rco
duertlv *i> Mjj'1 \:" v<* i>MU t; i;.i
Mi air "i\ ("apt Ch 1 V> K.u
it. in ohaiiso o: ,• ste n tr > ips. < II
di'vuti ic " nw • the &*h >lc Stnli1
1 -pee |v on >1 uimcvT.imi ■ T'tpatrol
now has 187 men, !? short •;
HKAS« »XS \| n 1 .m.m
. I
in .• imp add •
•A' I >!I) \ ! I (
th.nl .1 lit'
. ,
t .i- Monday.
\IT' >1 \" M !• \ <
retain.. .1 • tii .••• the S* •< . ■ •
I mat i I 1 iv novi t •
II .M 1.
Spi 11
Ml >• ..pi ■. Mt • :l" ' . •
•11: .1 . v :i I "1
ft "It I'K.M'I >
• • .i-Iiiu;
■« v.- i
• o Can ' 1 . ••
great deal bettc-i C mil'. - > ■
the pa !tu~ 1 ••• I
«nnnn ~e .. lit
. .n«.r I Sr.- ;aht n d - . ■ -tocl ■■ I
■ ■
sjo- < • • •
• !'ii n -elvi - •! 1
. • State expense. >\ stio . !
niCilt apj ' OS ,:i ' ' - •*":
ACl'WKXT-iVf •••! !
can be told** cp li rti n I : r-1
ins a recent • ' .• Oamt
Hale u:•. I"' e '
neinbei of the Sta'o U«»ard ■•'. c.>".-|
ser\ at I>!1 111 I III e'lI • - •
attending board ret ... IK' was I
ieeo tpanied by Mr* I) 1 »ft The
... pie Went ! ■ , .\,<t • ,..•!•
n raie'cr.. . d - • < y wont i
down the "oread ' •:« IV • beia e|
>.. interested !:i • • o d . I
that lie fell a little way bi lind thi j
wife Meantime, other by-pasted]
Sii'i' and when ho so" ?o the en i •
the line he pieked up Itix iray, iook-1
cd arotind for wife, spotted her imt I
and c Hit at n tabic. walked m e
■
1. ■ ;o 1 ;■> "he 1 ■
e.iiiiinent.ilg 'it ;!•.« - X a>- •
: ■ ■ '
swer. Then he looked tip. The wort
. t his tattle v.-.,. ;u« i".. -• • •
i
1,1
e i 1 men'. M\
: Hod-■d'.
-..|T. , It
'
<S
::«\,r- ' v
TI-'ST Fli;
!' i !
I' rhat
I il lil <il .m AIU ' -tin c elorU In ('(IIIII
l.ill .1 ll.| III 111.1,11111 lltltlix tl'iuit'l fit
l»y .i |h :«hii other than the out? in
vhoii: it was ,>-ueii. A D.irhiili!
n.it >11 U' li:i> (IickU'iI that tile store
i .in ' iln tliiil way. and the ea>e balloon
:i:>|ieah-d t . >upt : I.ir eoail.
Opii'iii! Iu-hmi.ii ' thai. howevo;'
:;io Dii: h i n i-«. 11!• v nui' l iloi ides ihe
Iwuc, it will be apiwalwl to the State
Supremo Court for final settlement.
''m-1 ip wliu had iust o>me ! i inn aa
vlJC » ;i>.>1-11:!•.' . hi' o ho Uunil ..nty
*. 'Ujitv > !i !* i' f n:"'ko;l "T!io i|.ios
lion in purely acidemic; the coupons
ain't '"ii time anyhow."
W i!Iiatii MiiirhcaJ, •
()l Durham, I leads
I. S. Contractors
' At tin- J-.-h iiit
< A MVI Oil ISO!!"i
America, Inc..
' .«• hole!. t ''vi .it i.
\V Mtlil'llCaii,
. X. C., ( mti actor,
I I' tielit
n..n : 'i i'O'miv ho;nl
•:"!t that was >t.iI'll (I
I' - iii'*'" \V - i
I* eo'tSt 1 Villi I't
tg employment t
nv-i i ;>:«.ii|i I
• i •• I the .■ "tinti'uo I
• <|ti. i:-ii-ati.m<
i .• :.ir.'. iho.r.l.,
within tin1 WMcfsl- j
import by tlic some '
i • >i . \ (;. I' w ho
" ' <• ty of tin- general
I'll- I'll lllt rv. It
• . tin- i i • |> i:tin;;
• • million •!•!«> to
• «>'! tl I
M oa-l a past president ••
. .. 'l|0 \ ted
(;• • . ! Contractor
•is: Ii illi '\«irth Carolin i and
!t Carol :: i itli offices in Ctnu •
- •<<! Coin nl>!.' Hepro•it
• - it >up at t!ii> ijt<
alona ■ th Mi Mtiirhead are
w C ' . ii! Chapel Iliit. re- ;
v :ii <-.*l clin'rtt'an of tin•
Slab Planning Board, and
;•••<• ,i. or the (' olina*
i: F. I. Shackelford. Oreon"•
'raot <r. ltvi a <{11ri:m
i Nat • \ (I f l'. I' Stmt.
It. president <1 thi' C.t, -
•> iiKl 1 • an'\ 11 1" inner,
.a. In"!. . si'i i''io -I'C'it.irv.
■■■.• iMinti t tit;.- annual meetinu
■rod armm I s.bjivts v.t ! t .
postwar iwriod ;:t which lh«;
met "it ndttstry is ulalod t •
,i "mi..i- i.«le
NATIONAL FORESTS'
TIMBER PROFITABLE
Atlanta. Fol>. !>.- Homrd breaking
rWtipli v. ere returned to the r S.
I ' y l ■ .. Sh • In n ■ ■ nal
r.» v during t».. Ituti hiill ..i 194,1,
I • <■' Km her. Southern Hi • 'I
ester. C. S. Forest Service, ro>
r • ,i n..y
- !• "•outbe: n Stnti r
ii.t.,l'(l si.41'!.".*••». :i • tliai: :«nv
•ii:i:t..{;: I I t I . |\ . ,i a hi «<■!: pal pi
iiotl iii 1042 AH thi- income
!'vei» s27.;tH7 froit land mtlaU. resulted
frnm mile 't timber and tor
s | \ noNl I) \l in Kl
F-.-o. >>- l.t. i i a i f \
. r S N* . " •.M .,tv- ..
• . . i- and t
• : i: th: '• ..!
■ 'i. Mi".-, altaihod : » llu N i:
' I I', unit, repl > i> I.: hhti
tl . V. * • hit' he. ;| rji ( ;| tu
tl
'
i" oat .ii wieitw ond Mir*, will
mve t ii' collaternl duties i i wnimnshin
instruct r und nstlstant
Ir: iI i I irer.
Nowadays war requirements
must come before'"wnything
else. That's tvhy you're sometimes
unable to pet Carstairi
White Seal whiskey. You see,
we're devoting our distilling
facilities 100% fn tli# war effort.
BLBJfPBD WHMKF.r M.ft Proof. Grain Neutml Spirit..
CarjtaiM Bron. Distilling Co.. Inc., Baltimore, Md.
■* ? Pass the Ammunition *>
t • ♦ Army St. ' » ' hero
It doipji't t*ke American artillitv lonv; ♦ i ret up for '• i- vl '"pine;
oticc a landing is made This crew of a 105mm pun at /» ve .. • In
in time to atoll the retreating Tapani i an < •.! ailtllory
tuiloiu li.ii-k ilitir Attack liv buyur; \V.»r Ronils* fv • < • ,\«»i.ry
Foreign Journalists Rush
For Seats At Convention;
FDR Press Meets Waning'
is* III I.I X I SS \ltv
< entral I rrss t <iliimuist
Was h Iigton Ami in w I hem Hi i
the «: t< rriKn c ('respondent*
1**1* -• its at Til*- not •"!> iai away
i>*-r • M itii X.1:1.11.il C liivcnti »!i '
Chi ih.' Wliia
House. Chi« ago i« <1< (initi ly the
middle v 1 <1, More, It ;» tin* centre
• : A • • 1 .1 r m..- y Aim i.^t• 1
Ili'W'c. 11 ■ greed 'ii»' delvgat' > t
till' *• • *•(:• 11 i•*' • - : • tin- i:t.irl
i > ipuoi! ng I'l 1 . nt
RiKwrvclt. the convention ;•> : wliulc
■a !! h:i ■ in take :m Aiiiei :ca-lorA
: i . k . i. y. i; v many
11 ;nw writfiH pop Mtu tin i-invention
picture, the convention mny
^ •• ill' appearance of living lor
o~- ny p. ; .■! the !«»!*'■ gn World
. • i i< t'n.ted S'.JiCVitcs|<'inU'f.ts
ii'oi ;i- .11 away as China.
Australia. the remote Latin
Americas, uncertain France. South
At New Zealand — r.en and
\v« men 1 op:*•>* ins* .ill arc- ivt
A* - now pi shing luird foi
sc. • t < "hi ago.
■ are ' Ik ng ab
dude- here .1!
Wa 11 • >i win
v 'till)
l i- .1
\VI ■■ ici'i .• Wa-ieil II i dine.
• \otl the i"' c- conference
nrn ■ ..it.: 1,. inauguration,
ft * ill. •• C -lulu, follow* <1 ll.irctinti'
't '1 t!ie * I: • > he ;> tinned from
I 1 II ihIiit. 1 ■ meral.
t'.i t ii Harding c.in <• to the Wli't •
11' 11 1 ,»r* id* nt ol the I nitod
K'ali- liaii ••vet 'mntioned on1 ,s<t
111*- p >.iee.iinits ol a cabinet nie< !t:
Harding'! predecessor'- had
Hi' n LI e:it»uii t meetings wni' .1:
1 I What went 011 there was tv-'.
lie ilfair *>f the public.
To r« turn ' > Warren Harding's
!>• < *• dent breaking way of reporting
mi cabinet meetings. Before
Harding it was considered shockim;
to tick about a cabinet meeting.
Wrodrow Wilson, who though an
idvorato ol peace had his sharp
moment*, would have been enraged
t any one had mentioned a cabin.'!
meeting »n hi-* presence. T*> him.
Ihe conservative professaor. such
nidacity would have been almost
iiinis'nablc.
President Harding, generally a
more trusting personality than ^i!*on.
as history unfortunately Iri-cveoled.
talked with cheerful freeIcni
about the questions that h
•iime '»iT f' 'tis "council table."
President Wilson got no fun 01
>f hi? meetings with the press. He
ilmest never told anything of imrtorVince
He was civil and sparred
icadfmlcfllly with his visitors. He
,vas never nersonal.
Supposedly silent President Coolflgr.
so the old-timers around
Washington sav. was so eonversaionol
about things of no imnorlanm
hat he was practically gossip. Imigine
that!
'the first PnospveM—Theodore—
lad manv a mood and tense. Ho
ilternatelv roared and iokrd with
whomever might be near by. Wilh
much anguish it was arranged to
I . . nit i ' •!' Iiiir. lol
1. !«>« :1 ■■ A litl'v i xi-itilC all
simmcinu'iii thai h« \v<> i<i ruii tor .
,!> .. i r i r- T ol.l fl'iontl
Yi i !! 'i .' I "no •• •!«
!«••■.. .vci' '"I'll I ill I Ri
I, ■ , |l I -It • I i- !l I' < !•«»«»»*!
*1":.. ' ■ ii ! r«;u!v ti
s!iuk< hand i •! > hi e; Iters. Wha
l)'.:; V..ii ~.iy. Fait;
> ■ . . !.' :i\|>.itic.n
S i.' illy. 1 '• loin 1 ltiKmc\ i !t no
i . ; i n n:''. Kiiu.n i>. Clark
v.!i • • j• • • I \vr :■>!• the Chi
i- : !'•-• v. i'.ii .i t lair !>>
• •• i -Mi. I v.-ant to t*i!i
II • mm." •• i !• nst tool
Dark hv *•.« 1 : ml and rushed hin
ill' r| 1hc :t:iU :tlJS line
11 ii-r.v«iK • i! to a lar erone
f r 1 • i ■nvrrsati«i;i com
I•'« "• ."Im.i Not about In
i t1 i'.v nd his i" >lirics and wit;
iiarl turned p:iin?l Tafl. Bll
ab' it i !.«•;• ; ird !u had jit 1
I'■■•I • "'v i- .uiMiii Rd'isvvpl
n:. tire «f even mor
• ' ' itnnt ielntivi
\V' ' I \V ii II moves on
1 1 • t f l« vtion ilny r> me
DUKF NAVAL ROTC
TO ORADUATI
'III'" IIHMll
- i i > T. r
<l« .1 i.n fti)
• (hinting «'\
M' I'll llll'
• thi-i
in lime
in ill • i.. in |i;i\,
tn itiil
< • !'• i In :u liv,
' i . II III i I i IV
I'm I Mil-.f M. |{
< I'l II. I .. Mi I it'll ,.i llio bp
vi | fM 1
I i'!i 11 ili: < i t i i
l < ! v. I • \ . riliri
V li'.-UUHlill •
\\ ''ill V I • !u II* • i.|llil<l
I >i\ I I 11 v . tin- K |:. I I T. t'
in 'i'l lii*. • • I I l in »i i iiii'li cmiist'
|| .!• n ii' i llvilli • i nil1, iir(|iI:iIICI
i 11 i ■ ■ i , • ' ii hi .mil Ii;iiit K'.i
. i i .'!i• ■ ii . r ilil.ii;
•\. n:i\ 'I I > . i;tiiiiii'iy, :nu
• II • nliii 1 |I 'Ml i! til ijjvt: thi-ll
• 'Mil I) • I • ••) lui tlifir :irtivi
I I ■ .ll ' I'l 1 •! .
!'i .lit- ii..-.,,.- .f MM:' ml lOi:
■ • i.>i «~ i.i ih«' 1 >nk<* mill tout
is:• j*• ■' Ii .• n.i. in Vil-'
;ini.: .11ifi Kloi itlfi.
Do you know about
Health Club Baking Powder
- tViesrcret of my succem.'
High qi'nlitv with that old
Kumford name back of it,
and low colt, too.
VAlUAtU (OUKMt ON MCN CAM
DAILY CROSSWORD
acsoss
1. Food
(•lang)
ft. 15th of
March
9 Job
10. Dwarfea
animal*
12. Det estti
13. Kind of
scarf
14. Part of
"to be"
18. Place where
3. Unrefined
metal
4. Marry
5 Persia
• Covered
with dust
7. To box
8. Furnace
tender
B Seat
11 Severe
15 1 nds surrounded
by water
liquid enters 17 Over (poet.)
Channel
18 Medley '
21 Dagger
24 Tui it up
25 Goes without
food
26. Capital
lUreck >
27 Enclosure
29 Specked
30 Characterized
by
melody
31 Cubic meter
33. Reclaimed
wool
Vr*tfKl«>'» An«wr>
36. Finest
:i!i Cut. as grass
41) Fetish
16. Houses
(Eskimo)
IB. River (Help )
20. Sells again
22. Sea eagle
23. Laughing
2ft. Decorated
lettering
28. American
Indians
32. Particle
34. To exile
35. Bushes
37. Fasten
38. Coat with
tin-lead alio;
3B. Engine
41. Pulls in
stocking*
42 Fat
43 Narrow
aperture
14 Broad
DOWN
1 Accuse
2 Inns
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1
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T L 1 AC IU(i N 1 A E R U C A P U I
NEOV W c: H • N X U M A C II M N \V T O C 2
V T T H a.
Yesterday's Cryptoquote: LEARNING. THAT COBWEB OF'
THE BRAi.N, PROFANE. ERRONEOUS. AND IN — S EiH
LEP •
biMiibuUd t>y Klrm Fcmmia Svndi ate Int.
NEW OPA STEPS IN
INFLATION RATTLE
Cli;i|H'l Hill. Kob. B—"There is
n.ruttoi need lor consumer |mi iiiu
patiou i" tin* t'I'A program, ail,|
tin* educational I'l'lilcis ran le.(1i (|K.
way." .limit's I • IX'i'U'iix, of Atlanta,
OI'A icgional administrator, sa|,i
lioi't 1ikI.iV following a eoiilcrcucc
w illi adininistl'utive officials .,t (lie
University «>f Nui'lli Carolina.
I Mailing the next stops in Hh> buttli>
against ilirlatitil), Administrator
Dericux cam,. lime to arrange f„r
liiiatrr cooperation between educational
centers of tin* Smith ;unl n,e
OI'A in orfccUtuHnu tlw OPA's run.
sunier program.
"II thr people do nnt appreciate
and understand the importuncc ai|
the OPA program, we can ti»t expect
either adequate cciiipliiince inall
efficient execution of wartime
controls against the ravages n| j„.
flation." tie .said.
Administration Dorieux conferred
with Dean of Administration Hubert
H. House, Itussoll M. Clriunniau. jj.
rictor ol the University of Kxtensii.n
Division; Dr. Ilnviirii w.
i Mum, head of the Sociology De«
pertinent: Cl.irdtin liltr.'Uvvcll, directs
••! the Institute lor Itescarch in
Social Science. Dr. Guv It. Inhnson,
executive director ol lb" S.-ili.<in
Iteu'onal Council', H. \V. Madry,
publicity direi lur ol the I'nmiMly
Di lla'irv W ilt i f the Si In .I of
I'■ mmoiTc. and others.
Mr I H i it'll v was aei oiiiapmeil by
Tiiendon S. .Iiih'ison. state .tdtuitii
tr.it >i i.l tin' IM'A: V.i: Uilli Vi,k
K\«"ett. • >11A dislriet int..filiation
• ,ci utivo. and Maurice lv llcnnrlt,
.li. s.Miioi liaison offirpr nt the
Atlanta I ej'i '11.
10% fleips—D;»» fn% Morel
DR. 1RBY H. HOYLE
DFNTIST
Office al Telephone Ulrtp.
Phone 124
Cyclops — o one-eyed giant of
ancient legend. rumorrJ to have
been a very tough cStiiei»
1
o I 1
EVEN <Y<LQI>S <DUL> SEE IT
See what?
That eloetric rates are much lover now than they used
in l«'.
Come again?
It"*> thr truth. Thr average family ffis about Itcirr ai
much electricity for its money as it ilid IS years
Vj\ Quit clowning! Seems to tne my bill gets bigger every year.
Know ir/fv. iloii I you? Beeause all along you're using
more service, more appliances—to make home life
easier, more cflicient. For example, you're using an
cleetric ran«c now. aren't you?
Sure. Got it — oh, five years ago.
Ami a washing machine for your wife?
Yep. No horse-and-buggy days for us.
•
\iiil <li<ln*l you hny an eleelrie refrigerator hark in
those dear, dead days before the war, when there worn
* Mich things? And a couple of eleelrie fun* one hot
Miunner?
Okay, okay. You win.
No — yon win. You win the trrealeM household and
industrial servant of them all — eleetrieity. And at
rates that have stayed down while tile cost of living
— as it always does in wartime — has gone »/;. Something
lo keep in mind, isn't it?
Ymt said it, brother!
• llHt *1Up*it t» tkt NiIIhr," hiwi program of III w«tk, niri Tutidajr irniit f lit. E.I.T. Cnlnkii litlJfliliai S»»lc«.
Carolfna POWER & LIGHT Company
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