ASSOCIATED AND CENTRAL PRESS U IteititerBim Bally Btepatrff 1__mon™'-.1
Many State Institutions
Probably Will Be Merged
Next Leigslature
Expected to Unite
Some of Colleges
MV LYNN NISID T
Daily Dispatch Bureau
Ka!c e". IK On'ni"ii ■ <1 -
mo-tt man1 ■ m- a . nd the iqnarr
t • , • • ■ • Gem \ • l> •
g . i e.I im c - t ... • nan its pi t'
riecr'"> ■ n >»ia^.i»11ri;i ’ mg St dr n
1 *11' "tt \ i'\ I it: .. ire * tie teach
, •• , •' '.E ■ ■' .'Ec I 'let ' ir
1I1E :it. ..i K i -t Car..Inn Te icnre
(’ lien it < »t ecu' • in me Inc
t' 1 ! ve , ' ' e I .'te. ■' .11
B a.. .-I ...
\l H IIV \ t'lVKS ( *li*
t« . ' * ! »■> ' » •
gia*.eel re. 'le c: > ,tet
Jrystcm. This prop" .<i iv neet v .g
ime i - i .ppos.t ioii in in' ’ ie: r .1 ip m ;
ten.-, ami present indie.d ."ii ■ .m i
| will ii"' be pushed I'he .. emat.ve
I idea i.- t'.i consolidate the tea ei
training setmols niidei i single n ;'
i separate boaid "f '■ .Pee-,
mniii like the ' ire. unts >t' the in -
vp’-sit.v ,ne il" \ gi " mod .a '!: m
"\ er-all pit - dent and Is d ad" n
i~t alive deans The* idea i-- t.r -.- i
b> nanv ed it nal eadri>. n id
mg Sta'c Superintendent l :y"e K -
u 111
l(F\Si l.\ Flier.- 1"S1 ‘hr
. i g i ■ .■. • • i ’ the Unit . * \
■ md get ■
... .. p | If. -•■ . trail
■ g . gi .' i -r. I .i;i>11■ •
i ei ■ 1 a . h""ls "! eng ..
ci\ tl, mechanical, ■ '• d d,
I lie d, ele tl leal. et
■: ,i ■. ■ .■:i ■■. r,\ anrl ■ t i i11 d
•: eoingi '■ iiu it tfe
jiH.rtl e: . 'ce work, busine-s .d n
-tip amd .tiler calling- S i >1
Pi■d te i there \v--uld • -
ia'e p!ent;"ti given *• 'ea e
tram tig .r. units of the . • - A'
tTirtrn-r-v..ire. while they t.e
sotidva-n md eentralur.' • • v
i- •- pi a ! 'he tiling mtg'-.t ?;••'. ' 1
big
A N't't HI H • ...
•! • ign* pm p e • « sp m • ■
Un ei 11 v v tp 11pi .; : ■ • ■ ,
i- trail tig y lev. 1" ms : 11
v\ •: to ml N egi . s--. in. >! I .
•aI n rating Jtfort
bn.i (' dli ge - »r N'egt "- at Dtr
and A \- T C" lege P Green
into die Gr- Pei University, a
io Neg tea ■ >1 leges at I
11 *iti Fa• ' - -i A : t
Sail" ' .'ltd Clime unde: the
be irrt ,. v the 'r>- while te.. -::ei
i -"lieges
Tti1. v i :c n • ta • . . t..
lie as rad,ral as appro . ,,n the •
lriff. -a', it- advocate-. ■ .a! v. i . :
lie the Mg.cal progre - -top i
State ed ll. it on a 1 - y ! t Id it p ol
.. .. i s t High th< grade i
atdei me cent ral : ■. • i !"i inn'
■ ■ t : >. ■!: ■ i, v - S‘. i ’, ■ v I... - ■1
: ipa'e-l I : ferentials : tantia: i •
and salaries lor whi'c hi. 1 e .to: e. i
tt aeiiers m the p . > • >!.- N
tep - ' ■ eliminate ! i n t ••
i higher tin .ts.
! RACIAL S . it nation
would naturally eal t.. Xegi re
present:. • .on on the -everal boards.
In spite ot some i ei adice against
j tl'c i ti . •• bein ■ c I to .(• ntevit- I
I aole ti at Negroes 1 o represent
ed .■ tatc i trd f ed it >n
' There are i ilored c.lreii' m pT.v
qualified to ,-erve .m the other
board- of t: ister.- And, finally, ad
vorates of the plan - ;■ ' would
smooth out present rough places by
«.ro- 'ding i completely gradua'ed
system of public edu it ( t e
to..' grade through ' e . '--grad
j unte ini' o' itv .dr. I \"yi ..v, ' w
next b-g! la-lure - g : ■ g ' ive to
j ri , i 11 :i tin- ■ it • n ...... .’ iv.
('OCll’KRAT 1 i i N Rii'cignit or ;
that a uettei a - -' . nd,g . I t he j
problems of p..eh will hel)i
.lime gOO md 'ral and tarn lead
ers ■' il ge tlogelhe- o Hal.- gi next
month f■ : " t d .seti - .il The con
ferenee s i" ..ed by State Col
lege, m coopt—pain i.th the 'ra
tional \ ..-of a1 . . f Man : fa • ire .
fa -m organ /.it|.n . and a numbci of
onbet e r ct N or 11
Carolina. Tin’ !i-t includes
Dr M • reci. . • Ah .rgam di'-i-d • it
TV A. I >r. K - a ;-. (Ir • ia n, pre :*' t
if N C C' • aty: Go Brong lo
and n any we aimvi tarn md
du-trial figure- m tile I’m'ri Stale
!. \\V F.N’Ft iRCl-iMMa.'T -I... • ci -
f..r.-im■ ent ..11 .ci- rs are g<. :ig la
rh'.nl at C'-nip'l H 11 F ■ md
I or the max' - hi t h or Sp. m -. i,' -
ed I.v the a titule .>1 :: • ■ ■ nment
i ' he progr.>■-■ s 1 .a' <■ hern n-.-m m-iI
line .f tin >ffici go to
j part time an i teach the ..1 lie
Agents Bradshaw and. Pierce ol tlu:
State 1! .reaii of Investigation air
on the mb this weed when the sub
ei' is efficient crime detection
They expect to lean a lot trom the
FBI men who aie nstmetnrs. and
at the same time t xpect to he of
so me assistance to . cal officers who
have had less opp :unity to study
modern crime dote." on methods
Late 0:1 SBI ILicr' < Creekmore
an ■ C iei Agent Gatl ng will attend
n 'he dual capacity if iiistructor
puj ■ When thi . rogram doc,
with trafftr regiilat the tine
high ray patrol vv 1 ipy the e
ielation as SBI d >i ■ i other phase .
I* iirni Phi ns f»cin^
Set l p tor \ cts
(]ominj^ I' nun \\ ;ir
( .liege sup. • . It igh. Sept. 1 tl. !
Prel ■ nary . . . • 1 et urn i ng '
v oter ms <>t th s vv •• who w ant to i
return t > t o • g ire being drawn 1
ip, iccordmg t ......
ed iy I 'c.i I O > mb
st Pc (' ip.-gc I • 'eu i 'ii Serv -
ice.
1* si »tcp 'o the ;' • is vv 1 - |o ill
i eeting it tlie* it.iti Agricultural
. e ■ Council ■ - ••he; rnter
i -o ii igeneies to ! ■ ‘ ite a uniticd
tote p; 'igr.in At •". - meeting, a
general ml ne f . lure foi an
Agt 1111 il Ad ; E<i icational
we thr 'iigir•• c r.tuiities was
worked out.
T e group selee'e t a com-nttee
' ’ 11 ganize the w - :n the state,
Dean Sch.c.b ,iy . ml to prepare
• -o necc-saiy ed . «' • >:ial materia!
F oh',,;ii n • ■: •• agent ■ and tar
) . their op; u >• ; i .Ugge .t loll s,
\i the cone] ,n e the e meot
the "Hi ttee toot again for
eport to the gene; .1 group and
.’s finding . , At • are bo.ng
l ie. It'' hi Sc;;a .-ay
T; . Extension So :ce, he c\
■ iis. ..' at vvor., , bulletin, spe
, red leaflets w 1 large wall
designed pc.'.:.rally !"i the
- ng serv icc r w lio vv ant- to
die agl'icultlira'; : eld.
A- tune goes on and the needs
• e mm* spec : :c. additional
. ■ and publicity ' be released,
Sriia.b points
MILK PRODUCTION
HOLDING UP WELL
; . Sept 1H M ilk prod ile
x' rth ('a.-olina has held up
i . ■ M-;! :h.s se n spite ol
\ pastures, ae
. - "arlelon. stall -
• . I tepartment of
\gr • dti o. Pp. la-!i ii per cim in
herds of '.'lie Do; o tnienl of Agncui
ture's eioji lepor’.er- declined from
the se.oonal peat: if 14.3 pounds oil
the first ot Aug .-t to 13.7 pounds
m the first ot Septet 1 ><-i Th teas
i normal se.is. nal dee]me from the
summer peak The rate ot produo
’ .ii at the iing mung m September
th,a year .• .. - only gh'ly u.ghei
than the 13.fi pound: per cow a' tii -
1 'iu iast year, but it Alls sUbstatl
tialiv higher ti an 'lie 'on year . P.133
42) average of 12.8 pounds pci com.
g~ I.Q.?
1 P’tm serf f? "• olt aim*mured i
Aug 10 that f va • ondmg I .• *•» |
moil t<» ion*i 1 *: (Jcnei a!. . i ii 1
(Vi ang K ■ - ’• W • • 1 ’r«'duction
Board Chati Dona d M Net m
*va • one. na ' • ‘• < other
(’ario •:: i i t '<f toctin J
,-t.. each nr U’ i oat.
8. Xante t r fir a ".an to -on e a , !
!c«' pro - ' i > " ’ i 1 . ■ [ * 11; t (vrl Sf a t ('
1 Win . State. d * - 1 ’ S Sr;no
tor (,8a ude P» : a >« r . op: *"...111 •
a On " pa i ty Paso! , \m - :
man Thom. ammg for Prcsidm* ,
f>. ()n fro V < moniiof rale, wh.it 1
n tiie melfim po.nt o( ioeV
7. The O. i .no . 111 upletarc 1
eight. n n*' '*Mt y( ar- old"
8. What vegetable beat the name i
of a po] r i! a 1 baud : r -m t he longing 1
to Groat P. .tain"
0. I Ion v S<‘hooka -a 11 w.'w a col
lege proles '»r, 1 naturalist, ni a I
writer ", Anri ran 1 ndian ‘
10 Wham department of the led- j
oral government operates the U. S.
Coast Guard :n peacetime'.'
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War Fund Speaker
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COL. CARLOS IV ROM I'I/O.
f".»l"!irl Carlos p Romuln, rr.-i
dent ro-nmi .nonet foi the Phdip
pme-, f. .1 nior edit .a . wiblisbei md
■'bnutu-t and Pulfirer prim •.vimw
m tin Philippines, ind tormer ode
1 ' Cienei ,d Doug] i Ma< \ithnr in
the ampaigu on B it i.m, will .,peak
at a giant public rally ill behalf "1
the United War f und at 3 p m
Wednes ay in Memorial Auditoi
aim. Raleigh, with the public in
vited.
Colonel Romulo '.''ill tell of the
fighting in the Philippines up to the
time of hw escape in a salvaged
plane Colonel Romulo was m the
heart oi thr fight from !ho f r-.t iu
v.ismi of hi- homeland by the .Jap
anese until alter tie full ot Bataan
He was one of <he small arot.ip ol
. my leaders and Philippine got
ernmenl officials *o escape.
A native of the islands, Colonel
Romulo was educated at the Uni
■, ersity of the Philippines and at
I'ul mb-a University, New York. He
mas an honorary degree tron Notre
Dame He is a past vice president ol
Rotary International Owner ol sev
end newspapers. Romulo was
awarded the Pulitzer prize as a re
sult of his analytical articles on in
sular and Far Eastern affairs. I
Also on the progra- will he Mrs.
Mark W Clark, wife of the com
manding general ot the American
Fifth \rmv in the Gothic Line fight
m I lalv Mrs. Clark relates incidents
■ it General Clark's experiences as
revealed in his letters to her from
Ihe Italian front.
\ m' mp of worm . of the Vance
■minty United War K mil will attend
1 he .1 cling. ace i il eg to M Y.
Cooper, county chan-nun. Colonel
Roundo and Mrs. Clark v ill --peak
it luncheons for i on md women
corkers in the campaign at noun on i
iVednesday. '<
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FARM AND INDUSTRY I
CONFERENCE OCT. 5-6 j
i • 1 It-u<* Shi'm'1. Raleigh. Sept IK.
I Iran I i ) Scha i i, directoi i if tnr
State College K.xtpnsion Sor\ lie, pll
lovnaed today that plans are under- |
ea\ tor a imnl Farm and Industry,
'onferetiee to tie held at the Sir
,V ill pi hotel ui Raleigh on October
t and d
Purpo..® of the conference h- to
.ring together i group of asnewl
urai and industrial leader- to ot -
m-v 'lie1, mutual problems and to
vo:x out plans a meeting them, ac
•ci!-ding to the innnuncemcnt. A
: ndred loadei - in each field lucre
icen invited.
REPORTS ERRONEOUS
ON GRAiN SHIPMENTS
i Clegp Station. Raleigh, Sept Id
Kim.or. that large supplies of (no
on meal and feed grains have hern
dipped out of the country during
lie last year or so are entirely rvitn
i■:t foundation, C*. T. Scott, chair
nan of the State USDA War Hoard,
,vith headquarters at Slate College,
iaid here today.
' For several months reports have ,
■ovulated that huge amounts of j
irotein meal and feed grains have j
irrn shipper! In other countries,"
Vlr. Scott declared. "Thc-e rcportcrl
■sports, in some instances, hare
icon blamed for the shortages of
eed supplies here at home."
High Court
To Rule On
Woman Jury
BY LYNN NISBKT
Ilally Dispatch Bureau
li.ileigh, Sept. It! The 11Li* 111 >rl
ni v hi ii ; women can legally ci \e
mi -..pel .hi court juries m -N'"i tn
Carolina v ill conic oeiort ine
Supi c no L i-iirI lor the In t time !
Tuesday or Wednesday Ine rase ]
(•"■! *' — up oil appeal lion I’i.|i\ eolip- |
tv. neie John and Mill I i t.'i.v and
Leroy Punier were com and ol il
i a, "i.uiuiacture ot nna-.y last i
Janua r.v
\j.ipt * is based on avei a 1 excep*
lions, but I lie mail) on* that two
mi'iiinri ■ ot the iiuiv 1 nog t u.v wete
ii: ap ia lit led lor a a ,re •. i f.i_,o|i ot
After the "-a panel ia
been exhausted Hu c If called
fill ee women lJeh r ■ 'Uosrl alt- |
ed they be excused a 'Uiit of
.i"., . aiirh reque 1 .1 tip U 111 f' I *' - - I
drill' d l'pun laiIni e ' r| mm i!c ;
them for cause. . lelen-e u.-ed i i
pci emptory ch.ila-pgi ■ *11 one, ai
eepted two under • ■\ccpt sms and
then appealed.
I n suppoi ting t • ippeal deefnse
attorney J. & 8 dpi an e intend •
that when the State ( on-titution
-ays conviction i'.all ;>*• oy "a jure
ot good and lawful men it means
men. not women He relies "it old
common law in Ki gland an 1 m the
eat ly American c*■ <u •" • htch
. ... a , i ai :. i"UI I Pi o
cedure.
In supporting the appeal, defense
v id mu uy ,i ■ . i > • ■11..i mug wo
men, the' attmvi ■■ general' . office,
until Assistant Attorney (ienein!
Cifirgc i’attnn rmm.mg the torch,
ei men,I- that the ord "men" in
the Constitution is a generic term,
■ind that whei. I tin el mu hot w een
.-exes is intended at other places the
maies is >r i i !• or example,
the same texi ■' Hie Constitution
that uses "men' nn- jurors uses
■•males" in citing qualifications to
vote i The ll)tl: u endment to the
Federal Cnnstito’ m had the effect
ot eliminating the word male- Imm
suflrage quanticatmns, and the at
torney general argues that even it
•'men" be taken to mean male sex,
the amendment ad the same client ^
as to jury service.
Women had never been excluded
from jury duly m Hu- State because
ol sex, it ;s argue i. but because prior
to 1920 they did not possess the civil
rights winch quai.fied them as <• 11- .
i/ens or "peers" ot citizen cleiend
ants. When those civil rights were
granted, the d:sq lalification was re- i
moved.
Both -ides cite many decisions in
other states. In states where jury
duty is either by law or custom un- ,
re nted to suffrage the effect of the
19th amendment lias been generally
ignored. In common wealths where
u ry panels are customarily drawn
iron, voter lists, it has been accepted
that the amendment qualifies wo
nen for Miih service
While the three Poll; county de
fendants .or contending they were
illegally convicted because women
were <*" l*’1' jury, there is another
i-r pending on appeal wherein the
defendant claims illegal conviction
because women are traditionally ex
cluded Irom jury service m his
county.
Women jurors are not as in juent
!v used in North Carolina as m some
other states, and in many counties
they are not included m regular
panels or special venires, but there
have been enough in-hanres to make
tbe opening ro e of considerable
general interest.
Nine million dollars worth of sup
he.-' for Americans who are prison
;rs of war were delivered by the
American Red Cross in 1943.
I u> j
me .not OI me yucca plant k „ oH
■O' Navajo Indians of Ne'v Mexico
.Mr"b,T* 'V°0! "nd *h*mW«»8
TheSTEVENSON
-Tod »y-Tomorrow_
EDWARD G. ROBINSON
LYNN PARI
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Don't try to sleep m bake ■oven'*
bedrooms' Insral! Reynolds Pror.'
e' Cotton Insulation m your
aruc Will keep you cool this
summer and save you fuel next
Vkinter' Conic in toiCiy.
REYNOLDS
COTTON INSULATION
B. H. MIXON
CONTRACTOR \ND BUILDER
Phone 7
EMBASSY I
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Ann Sheridan, Dennis Morgan in a scene from "Shine On Harvest Moon."
gay musical, with lack Carson. Irene Manning and S. Z Sakall.
ALSO LATEST NEWS
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MONUMENTS
We lake the stone from Mother
Nature-- manufacture the monu
ment—and erect it on your cem
etery lot.
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Y 01:11c St. I
j; Aprnt for
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PACK BARN INSURANCE
Don't take the ehanre of Ios»ms your tobareo crop after made—
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I Tobacco Market jj
3 Auction Sales B
(Opens On The jj
Henderson Market [j
Thursday, September 21,1944 jj
Fifty-Six (56) Tobacco Crops have been Cul
tivated, Grown, Harvested and Sold in this sec- ►<
12 tion,‘‘ The Old Tobacco Belt”, since this Bank w as n
2 established and opened for business, January ►<
i 22, 1889. We still desire to render helpful service r
A to the growers in this section. V
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] A Welcome Awaits You J
M When you can t drop in, drop us a line, or phone. A
M \ our confidence i 11 be respected. ”
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^4 Checks on this bank are collectible at par through the Federal >4
H Reserve System >4