ASSOCIATED AND CENTRAL PRESS | Bmderaim Sally Slay airy f_
First Life
Term Given
In Burglary
RV 1,V \ N MSRI.T
Daily Dispatch Bureau
Pair gh. Sept Hi S> :;<t <> m
re.-sihle record.- and recollect. >n ot
St.Vc ojtictal- can show, Lie ■ Have
Wake county Negro, is the i'.f.'t hen
cficiai y of the 1911 stalule pi *v id
ing fot litc imprisonment instead ot
Die loath penalty tor I rst degree
buic'. v. ipc11 recommendation >t
the jury.
H iye. a as coir, icted in W • a1 -u
pel jo: ’■ n >i ’ ', g;a y n ' 1
decree. v tMi ri'P'imm",dv mil, and
u a entenced >> lodge
Burgwy • • e the d
State P ’ 1 •
oet i : "I l : • g.; ‘ >t .
\ eted eve; a : ; ‘ . ■ ice s ly ol >p
tlolial punishment.
r - i ■ *■ i v g . : v -ig
■ lit >ert Le Kdentoi
opt mu . i of >\ .s.oii a- -o i, rglar'• e I
on. i : mod 1 • have .net ide I
i ape ami ...;• de, M my ye r . <
li, ito,, Leal v had seen defendant
e . ei;t 'i"t iei a a-e nine.- dal IV >1
V. m- ' ■ end ':,r. to 'leatll, '.V hell
pet. it" they •’ " t n tve ‘’ecu "it
v a t*-i ■' a .to sentence il-t nave
been g en. He -niglchanded.y . < ■ -
a eii • 'Sign ’he assei: >'v 'ne p
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all ; !ii capital c: ues, b it the leg
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FOR AI.L VOt R
INSl RAXCF NEFDS
1. <•. Ac cidert. He mm 11--; ■■ • ... -
/.il ■ i A oil ... . Kis *’ General
l.i. i! ty — See—
FRANK M. BARNHART
(1FNFRAL INSl’RANt I
220 Winder St. Phone 362-J
■ islatnrs b ,i .\i'd on : o e m i oi ;r
dci
•Judge B ..gvv.vn, dodge VV y" H .
ris (senior neir.her if the supei'.or
co ;t bench). W.Ron Dunn, pa
role- ruran --lone:. nd Cl.tton
BeelvU th, :n cnorge of lud.v ...i sta
ii: the ittoiia'i general - 0
loo. -aid they • In.; ova . another
ease ■• hei e natoi Li ■ had
>ecr. u\ ooed None 'he:i \v i
cti'ncly po-e. :i: t Hove- .- pre
sumed on that evidence to be the
tirst to have h.- be mVC.: iiy the
iiet.
ll ■ glit *■ . ecalied *. at yhen * e
' tii -t state constitution was adopted
•ho e *.\ e. e t ■•: <• toon ,, dozen cop;
• .. ••: tense ei gmzed No : thee
no o n i % .; —murder, rape, no:
glory and arson all in :r-t degree ,
1 it ipi - mandatory tor
det and ope.
AROUND
CAPITOL SQUARE
llv I VN\ NISRf T
I>oIt Dispatch Ralpigh
fi . cigi S.p1 Id Mi B
Foerct - i’.i’. "vr i, vice
• : • e .s' ,i!i Demoi'cat ic (' ' 'ee
c g- 'Ii inty on : ,
• •; 1 ic' e ii F •
.ei, c-. nevei itt.- 11u'-r i
' e- ... e \\ ith what si.e '
m i 'v ,- , : itht'l. M' !■'
i" • i , Role gh Mono ■> g '
i , g S','. Koto B .
mecting, oi : when \ r :r rep •:'i'i
■ ,.o ', t vould
.... j- day oi opei g f st t
De; oej.it.c i eariu oarte; s, ;e
lid M ;
y ingest t ■ ■ ■ ttle Fvcretti
student it St. Ma y's
• - • - • i a • lav I
Part t g around in pol:tics
mi; I the ,.i •' . e ' children w as
boai ting .school. - te said B.
t tloit's B B Fr. .-re", her h. sb.c t
nd me. represenl.c m oi fla. -
lav ,o:ty i eon !• mi; ,iter the co ■. •
i ., but I
I ; .oi i slay a itli the children
ng .s ' to Mere I :o'.
BIRTHDAY—T:ic H . ■ v Daily
Recur : , - 2i) yen. - Motidoy
The tirst ..--me of the do ly come ol:
tl c • re-s Saturday ti S<
teniher 11. Milo, according o -' cy
a: ;io- ng :. the Monday -- e. .uoi
Mas distributed to 300 .'coders Tee
:-si:o 20 years later :.m to veil
above 12.U00—and would e m re
but tor the circ Ration : reer.e near.v
two year- ag >. For about tall •: its
Lie I'hc Record has been edited am
.'Ubh.-hcd v ;•> present owner. Les
'ir C Gil lord, who has made ,t oni
>t the lore most afternoon papers n
:!.e Slate The Record plant, h.nisei
n .ts own building. - regarded a
one ■ the b> -t a: ranged and mos
de. nly eiiuipiied newspaper shop:
.11 N utp Carolina The paper and it:
. o •amity get along Hickory peo
ple are proud ot the Record, and !h<
nape ne er goe- to press withou'
- • o a a that - >:;• light out blag
ging on tiie home ' >wn
SUBORNATION In offering ro
ws, u :oi evidence of election frauds
the fair elections committee whici
head- at Burlington is skatini
dangerously close to the border lint
of subornation ol perjury, according
to several Capitol Square author
ties There is a vital inference, saj
these unquotable sources, betweei
ffe ng a rew >rd f >r appi ehensiot
Hid itn ictiimi if a person 101
mown crime and a blanket offer b;
pro Pc igeitcic- u> pay tor mforiua
• oil about crime - not known h> havt
open i ■ - mitted. l'he slhh offeree
'.- 'he Huiluigton group might no1
ndne .my North Carolinian to tel
a he, but the principle i- the -ami
i- ji the miount were >1,000 m
ire i)ne State off.cuil commented
I know a lot of folk- who would
te i lie for that amount ol money '
STOKES - I here - no informa
• mi a\ ailahle as to merits of the
, ,e now under im estigation in
S* ike- C" mty and which were re
ported by the fair election- group
Ralph Scott, solicitor, of the county
0 '.as reported that he is gome
lollnw through The reward ha.
■ been p;iid. cannot be until the
, i-i' - concluded. What the capitol
a ; are afraid of i- that the lure
reward money, a ided to dissatis
1 m- about lo-mg elections, might
m ■ rage perjury greater extent
-. it will purify elections.
ANDREWS—The State Highv ay
m -Sam will hold its regular
, ..g .n Andrew-, home of 10th
i - mi Commissioner Percy Fore
Mi Thursday ot this week. One
or. , ter. when given 'his .mmiuncc
n-p a-ked something about An
I... 1-. If- the biggo-t town in the
State another told him. "It's the
■ • A • ,wn that is big enough to he
p. ' ■ tunc /ones. Tht railroad s'.a
■ m: a' Andrews is where Central
■ -a ncvnaiDS effective. You leave
■ ere an hour before you arrive ii
p.g ..wst. and stay there an hour if
r Miiiiig cast.”
INSPECTION—The highway com
■ -- mi meeting "as set for An
dre - o the members could visit
tht . re is around 1 Law issee and
Fergana dams, where many roads
hir e had to be changed to take care
>: backwater. Governor Broughton
ap,-'i other State dignitaries concern
ed with >r aftected by highway ,e
tiv res will be in the inspection
party.
DISCRIMINATION — The gun"
division of the State Department 1
Conservation and Development ha
i petitioned the federal wild life ad
ministration to penult dove shoot
ing in North Carolina throughout
the same period it is all' wed in Vir
gin a and South Cumin a In those
states the dove open season is split,
running irom Sept la to Oct. i’>.
i then from N'ov 2a •■• .Fan. 1 In
North Carolina the season has been
only irom N'ov. 2a to Dec 24 While
the request is tor more than douule
I present dov e shooting tune. the
, inn in resentment is not so much the
length ot the open sea m as the fact
that the states north and south oi Us
I a i a ’.it s ill ly are tavorecl at 1'ar Heel
expense. "We resent diserimitlatton
more than we do regulation by the
! l lecteral government, said an attache
' | ot the department
ADMIRAL COMMENDS
COMMANDER SWAIN
('halics'oi., s ('. Sept lit —Com
mandet ,h>..cph H *.> tin, DSN, ot
Hendt i son, N t * hern <-om
mended hy Admiral I! I' Inge .oil,
son > Older ID ehlet “1 the I' S t
II oi'ic Fleet for out t Hiding pei ( • -
I tnonre it duty vv a a nas '' 'idlll
11oilsIv improved, ope .ting and up
keep p leednres ■ > . - r, engaged
m anti-submaime wart are.
The citation reads
Fm outstanding pel bn a aliee "f
duty a •, -.ter in I >t; ire: on the -t iff
>1 the Office] n-cha rge. Flee' Sound
Se! mil. Key West. F .do. trowJ.fr
ecnihe . 1940, until I).mber, 1943,"
Hie commander n rhel, I'uited
St.o'e-- At laid t<- Fleet Rum, plea, re
m commending Com under Jo-epii
H Swam. USN
"Reporting 1o tie- Fleet Sound
School daring the only day, -if it;
ex:slenre. Comniaude Swam assi t
ed m the school’s e '.mh.hmrnt. at
a ' :me when there were few guide;
and precedents m ' :e iield of anti
submarine warfare >\ hi si recess*
fi 1 organization ol the Material De
partment Through .us extensive
kn iwlcdge and tnt ng el fort/.
equipment was continuously ur.prov
1. Name the wo e Western
Amate r gol; eh.i...pam
2. Fr,. which vy yard did
President House; e.' in sulci-t a
speech ■ n his retnr:; Iron his trip
to Hawaii and Alas...i '
3 Pure water i.- m .. : hard water:
true or talse'
i. Di ns th.e Slat in : I a icrty hold
the tore:: :n her rig: u la ft hand'.’
,i. Which United St ites senator
wots t rinly cspoi tor the en
.. ••men' o: ti.e ••. .g :. Social So
c rilv Act'.'
ii. Winch Federal agency has nm
ovet rentals in wa r pr duct ion
i reas'.'
I 7. Whieit lam.• is A: icrican Re
I • i 'lutiomu ,v general was called
| "mad'"’
it. In what iamoiis court proeecd
:ig was .Ion : T. Scopes engaged'.’
9. Male.- have til wavs outnumber
ed females in the United State : true
or false.’
10. King Christ in if Den mark
j and King Haakon of Norway are
cousins, brothers, or unrelated.’
od, operating and upkeep procedures I
were constantly bettered, and ir.oic
reliable equipment was developed
Pa tilt’ use ot all vessels engaged
in mt.-submarine warfare.
••Commander Sw mi's high profe -
sional skill, resnurcelulnes'. an i
tiative and his tireless devotion to
duty a ere in keeping with the mg' -
O't "traditions of the United State*
Naval Sciviee."
Commander Swain is now aativ't
:/.e.i to wear the commendation rib
I bon. Hi* w te. Mrs Helen K Sw mi.
resides at 1B09 31st street, N W
Washington, D, C.
JAMES C.COOPER
INSURANCE .9Cro^ ]
PHONE 204 J
HENDERSON, N.C.
WANTED!
I For work in our bottling department, woman
over Is. Versons now employed in essential wai !
work need not apply.
please apply only in person and do not telephone.
Lane Nehi Bottling Co.
Henderson, N. C.
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the SOUTH!
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of a rapidlv growing industrial empire... sections. Low cost power has been a potent
power to forge the materials of war and factor in the South’s development,
to build a richer nation in the years of The Seaboard Railway, a key railroad
peace to come. of the South, has also played a vitally im
Vast quantities of low cost fuel in the portant part in the economic progress of
form of coal, gas and oil, together with nu- this area. The Seaboard will continue to
mrrous water power sites have resulted in plan and work for the building of a greater
the development of an almost unlimited and more prosperous Southland in th?
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t “BIG DAY” i
B a
►j Thursday, September 21st 2
Cotton and Tobacco Growers *
m Will Have the Full Cooperation B
|j of This Bank
£4 The whole Henderson area awaits the opening of the £^
H cotton and tobacco markets on Thuisdav, September H
M 21st the "big day" when our growers will cash in on M
M their months of labor. M
pr ^
\4 This year’s market, we all hope, will he the ZT
I last wartime market, and a successful one in Li
spite of the difficult conditions which have W
had to be oveieome. M
This community will know how to use this wealth to the m
best advantage. Being hard won, it must he well pro- >4
tected for the sake of the future prosperity of this see
tion. Deposit proceeds from cotton and tobacco sales
in a checking account in the Citizens Bank and Trust J
('ompany. We have helped to finance the growing of J
these crops. Now we are prepared to assume our full >4
responsibility in safeguarding the proceeds. ‘ H
3 We extend our best wishes for a successful
U 1944 cotton and tobacco market.
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M Henderson, N. C. j
M * Established in the Year 1889 >4
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M Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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