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FRIDAY, -JUNE 22. ΙίΜδ
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Chester Morris
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Stale Prison Farm (ids
IIi"lnvav I?o<l\ Attention
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Funny Business In
Change Of Counsel
Has Come Γ ο Light
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Dail\ Dispatch Bureau
m I ^ \\ \ISBKI
!c u ·. Jane -J Phe committe
! ·> the hmh λ jy t·■>nii-si«»
ι· ; 1 ' >» - - >11 \Vcdne>da
τ η c.m 41 te conditions at Cale
orison fan:. ' turns ο Λ to hav
or less a " it rie fob Becaus
> .pi■:· · 'ks .«··.1 the : u'otiv λ er
ded fr t 1 :eet inji. t he»
(jlit' : "»ι> ι · t 1 !·> the an
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- >nce ι c -ns derm
\\: "KSSAKY V.
. ...-I'd 1 ■ v- id yea's atf·»
as tor the main pur ρ i>e oi pro
ng work for pris nei - Τ'-.en
e were county ch« jgangs and
St Ue had no r >ad \\ : ν Soon
• e ν »ns!ract ι >n . eu · ·. ' v^an
c'J ' and p: ;sone/> 1 e e ceded
e ' ads. :he farm was - . i The
·-·· ..<· hand the b vc - 1 .id
eet second and third nstall
λ . -» ι the S a t e got the lan 1 ba c k
' "ee years iater. S;: ·
• ..y and prison syste : > ere
• ad η 1931 the several t:d>
^r.^led \v:th Caied : X >
er r.eces-ary as a make ·
·.· ■* ' "o question was whc * er :
! i · -· :y :tse-lt as a bus:r.e-> -p
F\.r V! η g methods have ~ee:i
j- ·. se·· t . ' t;:::e> and η ' ι
. ·'ed largelv to
"ITABLE—There has bee··, a
the past t ι .
: - d ·'··■ net profit
i <n t STâa
·>·· »· the highway
- ! i. >u Id t··.
■ it <ind of business. More
• ·;··ηβι·1.ν ·,ιμ· ·
• hi and .M·
■ ' . -t.Ui'ed !·'
<·-:. thi're n.v
.in equal
ners .it Cale
: 1 λ need*·
-·.■. frai di
id the commissioners
• ;'t ; ng them
n< ss ipera
" ι \:m ••ed to
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nmis
T to V \ST - I·· 'lie -:es t..!d hv
·' the h ι ^ ' ι w a y
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iir '·■;:■ -
.·>.( !!,<···.· - : . 1-0 I son doubt them
• ■ ι : . ■.'· .:.!■>· bu-mess in
·.·':■ · :.· " ir.ge η ge:i
. lb ■ -α.· B. r.itt η ..f
M.i · .;a". : el been .man mons
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• ••te m ■' -it vears
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ι ; ι ■ · ' . ' ι ι :r, ! ι1 * '1 f : ed
ι de a ι e t tie
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' ι '( " ; ι e e ; ' .1 ■ ι no- it
. c-ted ·■·■.... Mr.
val'i · <( ν has
Λ if ■■.now
■ -1 ι .-t t : red"
. I ιvo be· ι ■ tied in a -sum
b he :.■·'_; '.pi pro
' :p ■ ·: ·· - The for·
< :" 1 · Ί -ad -".owms
: · ■ ·'!·:·- "..·". the am·
idea J111I4: b\ t ' ·.· 1 (V ' 1. t
vote on general ciiunwi hitd been
delayed .1 few minute." 1! >s> mij;
:ia\ e been re-e'ected.
I FAVOR —After all. the commis
sion may have one Mr. Ross .1 ta
vor from .1 financial point >t vc\
The chairman was authorized to
negotiate with him fur ;isM-!.ii.'t ·ι
trying ,-ome pending case- and lor
advice in other.- After .Ι 11 y 1 tu·
will be a priv ate practitioner and if |
the tee- paid lawyer- ι*:·* : ·i >y·· t >v
the Slate in the : · » :1- e· of vu·
•niddlc !:i:rtie.-. the Mr.ι t nvs ' . I
last spring and 'the: 11-tance- arc
a'iy critei ι Ko.-- >v get a- 11 ι ι
for a few week- won·. .1- his annu.i
ι V II ' " ι ' „ 1 ' ■
LAMBS - H s CurtU, sheep spe
division, is at North WilKesboro .- -
ng tin nent 1 c ι
ο: Iamb.- : th.it · · · He:
leaving Raleigh Curtis said a bo it ι
thousand lambs had been shippe ·.
from the state this year and the t -
tal lor the season λ :i approx: : .r
fifteen thousand. At current prices
of around Sin a head this mean.- .1
cash yield of about $150,000 to la.
Hoe', g"o\vc: -, beside- the eont:1 1
tion to the meat shortage ,11 the ί 1
·; m Most of the sr..; ments -
have gone from Tarboro and Eliza
beth City, but bulk of the business
from now on will be in the north- i
western part ol the state.
RACIAL -By λ ay of a . .. ;
from the Christian Century, pubi sh
ei :i Ch.cago, ;t ,.- learned t.'.i' im
ports from 1 Λι· North Carolina com
munities indicate continuing har-1
inonious racial relations. Only in a
few places was found basis for any I
fear ol bad feeling. Most of the re
. >:itaincd such \\ : Is
■ ·,ι· exce'.lent." "bette. t.. . ,-:x 1
onths ago." "some unnecessary I
tears. "reasonably free Iron con
et' a η ; others of like mp
DUKE JUNE FINALS
SATURDAY MORNING
Durham. June 22.—Duke Univer
sity's summer commencement will
be held at 11 a. m. Saturday morn
4 λ .·, 1): Thou .is a .< 1 -
_t tjein·: al of t::e Γ > I'll. ·.
Health Service, delivering the ad
\| χ itely 22
scheduled to be awarded, includi 'g 1 ■
. > ;■■.··ci: ;tl druiet's ;» n> ί (ο ci'p'i
; Ί "ι 1 Y SI ! 1 U t ' 1 i ί 1 . !. 1 î l'S 1 ' t ."H '
si'hn 'Is of medicine and ' nrsmg |
Fifty-two of the medical graduates!·
g "I ·. latrs : · e .,;·ρί;ο I lor --
The exerri es, ' hi : 1 ;'·■ l'.^e I
A iditoi : ;m. » ! i ·ηι ρ: . - · t;·.·· cri
l'omnienccmet'.t pi eerdmgs. wit!: the
exception of the commissioning cere- I
monies. Thirty-eight medical gradu- I
ales are slated to receive army first '
: I'uten.i'it .111:1 ;.-si · oid 21 :·,. |
the saint , . lue to ■
misiioned junior grade lieutenants !
in the navy.
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WHNC Program
S.ATl IiD.A V. Il M 23. I !>»:>.
6:58 Si l;ii On
7 00 Welcome Tn The (' Ί : l : * I
8:00 World News Roundup. j
8:15 Ethel Smith.
8:30 Morning Devotions.
H 45 Vocal Varieties.
0:00 Jukebox Parade.
10:00 Housewife's Holiday,
10:15 WHNC Showca.-e.
1(1:25 Press Association Χι·λ-.
10:30 Rainbow Hou.se
11:00 Salute to Purple Hear·. Γ.: .
gade.
11:30 Hookey Hall.
12:00 Saturday Swing.
12:15 Orange Crush Scicnader.-.
12:20 \'-Tunes.
12:25 Pres.·. Association News.
12:3(i V-Tunes.
12:45 Rustic Rhythms.
; 1:00 Press Association News.
1:05 Religious Prog.-am (A. W.
Ica. d >.
! 1:35 Matinee Melodies.
j 1:45 B:li McCune's Orchestra.
2:00 Hal Aloma's Orel·..
2.30 Bu : Waples Orch.
! 3:00 This is Halloran.
3:30 Johnny Richard's Orch.
4:00 80(1 c'lu'.j.
4:30 Music For a Half Hour.
5:00 The Sports Parade,
j 5:30 Mai HaMett Orch.
5:45 Dance Orch.
6:00 World News Roundup.
6:05 Music For Dining
6:15 Music For Millions (Treas
u ry ).
6:30 Hayloft Heydey
7:00 Saturday Sport's Extra.
7:15 Swinging With The Stars.
7:45 Music and Lyrics.
8:00 Frank Singiser. News.
8:15 Music For Remembrance.
8:30 Moonligh! Dance Time.
9:00 Joan Goldkette and Orch.
9:30 Sign Oil.
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AIL INSURANCE
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CITIZENS REALTY & LOAN CO.
Ϊt : 1 I I ( III \ 1 ΙΙΛΜ I'irsident
BANK BY MAIL
1' ' - ' h e - · 1 : : : ■ - : ι a 1 days of shoratge of gas
- ·>:.! kin, by Mail has become not only
ni<T-t· ■ but. a necessity. Have you tried
r · vei.i.-nt way of banking?
i i >■ i'i ' - -wing is from a man in Service and a
!1 ι π : « · » ■ resident and depositor for many years:
to lake this opportunity to thank you
■ ■:!' excellent service and to tell you
' is a pleasure to do business with your
orga ion. Since leaving town things have
run as .-m^othly as if 1 banked in the same
town in which 1 live."
You too can have this same excellent service,
cither by banking in person or by mail.
First National Bank
Henderson, North Carolina
A1,I. DEPOSITS ΓΡ TO $5.000 INSITRED BY THE
FEDERAI. DEPOSIT INSl RANC'E CORPORATION
Memlier: Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Babson Sees
No General
Tax Cutting
Says Truman Wants
Balanced Budget By
The 1948 Flection
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Copyright 1 !'·."> Publisher·
Financial Bur<*:iu. Inc.
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I \crss l'rnfils Tavt'N.
Norma i I ι \ -
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: < ox ·< taxi
ν ho ι real fa ' · ai aie un
ymonl C ■ , > -■ ·:) ·::· · . 1
a hosο ο χ. ο - . 1 ;ts !.ιχ·.\.
e elminated
a nos
!■ v. ·■"·. y ■· .al '■ · a:: fi ·. . ;enii.
« *· ■ " · i· >·ιι the en -jioim!ι ■ :i
t .·. · · .χ. · m .m 1 then «as tht .<·.<
•, ■ * ■ ο;· . ι i°e rceoi\ ori iiv
- i ■ Tie .-tna'l η■.a'st'T
1 · -i ι : ν (in'v. . ay ι 20 per
cent ' is; ·λ·! ■:·' the mi 111· m lire
·; ι ; j ; ·>· ι i)i ι percent tax
I'n'Ui' tl Consideration
ι ■ ' 1 ii .m ι · i'i hniie-t
inn Furthermore, he is thrifty and
ο I >!>'. t(il) ■ t h e bu d
et before he runs again for office
't.. ,■ . . ... il,,. π··ι· the bud
<■· in'v k<H ;> ng ii|> ï axât i m
! . ι no; ι iti lis tic
!.t> * "I\ ! : oil '< H lie!iovnR that
• · I '. *o · trlieal 'ax rednrtioii
:·(··· .) . · ·>: ·· .!> i|> ■*··. "We should
ape tor 'ho best, but prepare for
'·:»· ■ ' At Ιο ι a ; ■ ·.- is my r···.
[ ι ' in ' ■ .■ j ! ι 'sont time Tile ft. !>
• , ■ ι .1 ■ oX; ι ·: '· 0 1 ■ ■ ' t ' -' O'· '
orporati wis whose stock at market
iriee.- represents actual rash invo-'
• Τίοι ·· ν bo oxempti'ins ' · ':ι··
xtonl 11 at the values of c»r
h.r.oam- aid the aotoal oa-h
o- ' · ι a ι ο ; oj : o.-oated in the
ots.
Finally, let it be remembered that
although President I Kin ι oom
honest .ind th;i!t> he ha- ιμόπ well
trained in the Ί oi Γ iit.es. Λ -
though hp ιη.ι\ ' 11 τι«■ thei to tin·
ϊ11 nor to the < ■' yi ' he ί av piv
for mthat acrobatic feat which thé
ί ' ght-rope u.i .i i w "ι ' · . 'lia ρ· Ίο
performs ;it t ■ c : ι lis Instead of
■ :oi;o\\ .ttg any i·· i'lrwii e » '.ip - ■
ignoring any other one pressure
group, he will throw .1 : <.· '.\ crumbs
; > each pressu e group I is means
when il eom< t < ia\es lli.it .ill
forms of ta\e- Km-· profits. nor
mal corporate n. nd \ dual and so
called "nuisance ' <\es" may -ill he
re.iueed j>:> ' >:ia'e!y "giving
t'\ cry d<»g a ' ' · to
STANDARD OIL PUTS
SOME BONDS LOCALLY
_____ .·«
Π F Sto" - gent at Hen
derson. announce I today that Stand
ard Oil Company of Mew Jersey h id
p rehascd « I : : 1 the a m > n;I
■ f ί ">(10,000 Ν I ' 11 '' i ί.ι · ι
μιnection ' e Se\ enth \V 1 r
I. an drive I e λ t!; t le <·ι· n
; .my's pol ;cv I"· ·,ι ! .nu Mus ρι 11
• iiase amon_; loo counties "I
\ ί th ( 'arol· - ροι I ion to each
. ■ 'lin tv V ψιοΐ V . : ice comity ha s
• ecn allotted »·.··>. he sa I.
We cannot c\ cct other nations
·■ see e.\ e : «·> · ' h us if we lo >k
down on the sc uidinavian News
boys·girls Today,
WHNC - HENDERSON
5 to 5:15 P. M.
Presented by
DR. SWETT'S
Early American
ROOT BEER
10 P.M.
Station
WBT
TUNE IN WHNC—890
Daily 10:25 A. M.
Press Association News
PARKER'S
?U: . U.-XC λ
Feels Better Than In
Years; Thanks Retonga
Noted Medicine Gave Her
One Of Happiest Sur
prises Of Life, States Mrs.
Williamson. Enjoys Every
Meal Now; Sleeps Fine.
"If <-> ery>ne knew the true merit
of HrtonKii. the Company could not
make it fast enough," declares Mrs.
Zillia W'il'; iir.'on of Route 2. Box
'JLM. W 'so". V C. in pi'.nsinc this
noted herbal stomachic and Vitamin
M-l mod c;ne
1·'. I It ! wo yen . I felt ■
ruiid >\v π ind ηik th.it I co il i ■ ι1..·
little I'lti i'-i in .ο vthiriR e' e." ein
tinueil M WillM·! . η 1 - ift.rrd
mi ni ι ie!i ι ί ι -I ι ■ - · ! ι ; ι Mi 1ιue.-t ι. >
th.it I .id il··' 11 ;. ι e ι . 11 ; m y t h ι. n
ι ich . r heavy and I t-ot to 'where
I did ' ot u int tn e.it .-mythi!i:: ;it
;ill. I felt restless, I found it hard
to concentrate "n my business aï
fairs, mid I hart little ι icrey sine,
gi-h elimination kepi . t:,kn"
laxatives all the time 1 · ,.t „(.PniPj
to he III a nit anrt could find noth.
ing to ht lp me nut rf '
• Hetonga cave ire s ich grand re
lief that I tv'\v cat three c ■ >d meals
a day. that exhausted· restless fee'.,
ing is relieved ami I now fed good
every riav. The sluggish elimination
is relieved. 1 sleep s<>und;v (,nd 1
feel stronger than in ten yeat Re_
tonga is the grandest rcdicine I
ever used in all my life"
Such grateful e\ deiv r .·, lça„,
in· doubl of the great worth Mrs,
William.- >n (mind in Rei ^a. Re.
1 'ima ι- a ρ ι rely her 1 il it · ' jp tfinirl
combined with lihe a! •ii.aiititie; ot
Vitamin Π-l nd is inh · ieri t„ re_
he\ e fl- ι · d e t ι \Ί'·, nn R-i
deficiency, constipation, insufficient
flow of digetive juice- m the -torn
acli, a d loss ol appetite Accept no
substitute lb·! ng:< <y ■ . h'ained
at l'ai kei 's 1 >rug St· re Adv
BE SURE YOU ATTEND OUR BIG
LIVESTOCK SALE
TUESDAY, JUNE 26, AT 2 P. M.
We Will Have Plenty of
COWS — VEAL—HOGS
We conduct sale? anywhere at any time on a
commission basis. Call us for service.
W. B. Hight Livestock Market
NORTH HENDERSON
" V f»·»^ <^p?'
^ $7 ^ ^· * *
À··' <£&**·'
good/year
Gives bonus
mileage . . . « «y
THESE TAXI DRIVERS
• 22.000 MILES . . . still going
— Connecticut
• 25.000 MILES before recapping
— Oi'gon
• 30,800 MILES . . . still going
— Georgia
• 27,000 MÏLES before recapping
— Illinois
From coast to coast taxi driv
ers are praising the remark
able performance . . . extra
service and safety ... of this
great, new Goodyear. Here is
proof of tire superiority. For
taxis punish tires with long,
hard, stop and start driving
over all kinds of roads, in all
kinds of weather . . . and still
Goodyear continues to deliver
long low-cost mileage rivaling
the records of average pre-war
tires. Surely, you'll want the
tire you'll ride on safer, long
er . . . GOODYEAR.
HENDERSON
VULCANIZING CO
WAR LOAN
Phones 408-409