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Greetings L S. KELBAU6H & SON Welders Miscellaneous Iron Work 415 East Seventh Street, Phone 2-0203 CHARLOTTE, N. C. , Best Wishes R. P. STEFFEY COMPANY General Electric Home Appliances 116 West Fourth St. Dial 2-5104 CHARLOTTE, N. C. Greetings SHtP-AHOY RESTAURANT “Charlotte’s Leading Restaurant'* 117 West Trade St. Phone 4-2671 CHARLOTTE, N. C. * Greetings W. 6. Jarrell Mactihn Co. Expert Acetylene and Electric Welding 1200 South Mint St. Dial 3-7189 CHARLOTTE, N. C. ConpUmests el a Friend CHARLOTTE. N. C. mm weiitz go. “Clothin" For the Man” 205 So. Tryon St. Phone 4-8669 CHARLOTTE, N. C. Goodyear Paint & Varnish, Incorporated 300 Atherton St. Phone 5-5775 CHARLOTTE, N. C. Best Wishes Parker-Oardner Company Pianos, Phonographs Accord Ians, Records Sheet Music 118 West Trade St. Phone 8257 CHARLOTTE, N. C. Greetings HARTMANN’S MARKET QUALITY MEATS 1406 W. Morehead St. Phone 2-6171 CHARLOTTE, N. C. Your Business Appreciated Charlotte Wattle Shop 521 West Trade SL CHARLOTTE, N. C. amsm Jortnq food at bom is realty important, to psevido mortoty and dscreass cost d yam (amity's food— cmd toJolp In flm straggly lor world poaco. m Jo ohodk by this list to nab sore yoo avoid lo food eansss el opadago— '%j W Jo sonhwAi d (are to «d rtd d di ^ dr boMilit cod ho ssaL K two d (re Mod. FOLLOW CAREFULLY Trmohij instraotions are araikddo how jar mamuactumj, your cnenj /vcjn cultural CoBogo, or your County DoorenstraBom Agont. Adopt a standard sot and FOLLOW W CLOSELY. — • ' ~~ » CROP Food Helps Homeless Girl, '4 rour - year - old Ursula Grama rork- one of the millions of refugee children in Germany, has no home of her own. But she does have some food every day. She gets it at the Grubweg church home, which is supplied from contributions which were made by American farmers in this and 25 other states to the Christian Rural Overseas program (CROP). v In the year ending June 1, a total of 75,668,581 pounds of farm com modities had been contributed for distribution in 22 of the 43 nations served by CROP’S sponsoring agen cies: Catholic Rural Life, Church World Service (22 Protestant de nominations), and Lutheran World Relief. Gifts in kind included 28, 975,504 pounds of wheat for 38% of the total, 22,061,357 pounds of corn for 28%, and 13,185,661 pounds of beans for 17%. Meanwhile, plans are welt ad vanced for extending the CROP drive nation-wide this year. Al ready, organisations have been set up in 20 states, and 11 others are in the process of organisation for Harvest season campaigns. NLRB THROWS OUT BOYCOTT INJUNCTION AFTER COMPLE TION OF PROJECT AT ISSUE (Continued From Page 1) cannot prevent the general coun sel from issuing complaints. Mr. Denham contends that the agency has jurisdiction over everything “affecting commerce” and {hat when his office issues a complaint the board cannot decline to con sider the merits of the case. The board has continued to decline in small cases, and Mr. Denham con tinues to issue complaints. J1TDGR HOLDS FEDERAL RENT LAW INVALID (Continued From Page 1) Supreme Court reversed the Cleve land judge. Judge Shaw held that if Con gress wanted to extend rent con trol, it could have simply extend ed the expiration date of the old act. The object of the new law, with the local option clause, was to provide for ending of rent cou trol as painlessly as possible. LIVING COSTS RISE SLIGHTLY DUE TO HIGHER FOOD PRICES (Continued From Page 1) is 72 per cent above August, 1939, level. Food prices rose .9 per cent. Rents and fuels rose slightly, al so. These increases were partly offset by declines of 1.2 per cent in the prices of house furnishings, .5 per cent in apparel prices, and miscellaneous goods and services, which dropped .2 per cent. The food index on June 15 was 204.3 per cent of the 1935-39 av erage, or 4.6 per cent lower than a year ago, but 40 per cent above the June. 1946 level. Between mid May and mid-June, food prices rose in 53 of 56 of the cities sur veyed. Memphis, Los Angeles and Seattle were the exceptions. The rise in food prices over the month was due principally to more-than-seasonal increases of 5 per cent in meat prices, and 3.7 per cent in prices of eggs. Bev erages, sugar and sweets also rose fractionally. Price of all cuts of meat rose during the month, with increases of 10 per cent for pork chops, 7 per cent for round steak and chock roast, and 5 per cent for rib roast. Fresh fruits and vegetables de clined 1.B per cent, contrary to the usual seasonal movement, as prices of cabbage and lettuce dropped 20 per cent, green beans and spinach more than 6 per cent, and potatoes more than four percent. Prices of onions ad vanced 9 per cent and oranges 8 per cent. Prices* of wearing apparel, de clining for the eighth consecu tive month, fell .6 per cent in the May-June period to a level of 6.6 per cent below the peak reached in October. 1948. Prices for work clothing and men's and boys' furnishings continued to fall. Lower prices were reported for women's rayon dresses and slips, nylon hose and cotton dresses. The index for the cost of house furnishings, fell 1.2 per cent from May 16 to June 15, as prices ef sheets, curtains, electric refriger ators, radio-phonographs, living room, bedroom and dining ream furniture continued to decline. House furnishings prices in June 15 were about six per cent below the October peak. Rents increased slightly to continue for the the third month the upward trend found in all of the cities surveyed. Communism's Ten Commandments By t. a. imu. uni tm; I»ui CMjr. Ms I. I am thy God and Master toe, Obey my will in all ye do; Enshrine my name within thy heart, And bid all other gods depart. II. Where’er my image thou doth see. Show thy respect with bended knee, Lest thee and loved ones feel rite sting My jealousy will sorely bring. III. If thou doth take my name in vain Thy guilt will cause thee griovoos pain; So speak of me in humble tone, At market place and when alone. Forget the Sabbath, do not reek. But labor on and give thy beat, And see that all within thy gate Shirk not unless they feel my hate. V. Respect thy parents 'till the hour Hath come when they refute my power; Then break their aged hearts and flee, Forgetting all they did for thee. VI. Thou shalt not shirk or stop to take The life of one if for my sake; Let not compassion stay thy hand, And in my favor thou shalt stand. VII. If thou hast children at thy door Remember I have need for more; So propagate, obey my laws! Thy flesh and blood must fight my cause. VIII. • For me take from the rich and poor At point of gun, and seek for more; Heed not their pleas, no succor give— What if they die? Must I not live? IX. If thou art called to make a choice ’Twixt me and others let thy voice Defend my cause though thou must lie; Heed not the other’s honest cry. , X. If thou doth covet in thy mind The things thy neighbor hath, go find A way to seise his goods, and then Give unto me two-fold. Amen. Airport Park Brkftto Kiddies ari Eijoy Yourself WIUWSOA BOULEVARD CHARLOTTE, N. C. Fire, Extended Coverage, Inland Marine, Casualty Insurance and Surety Bonds. H. F. OMSEY 118 Latta Arcade Phone 2-4461 CHARLOTTE, N. C. Greetings MMLEY R. OUMWIY Real-Estate-Investments 116 1-2 So. Church St. Phone 5-5514 CHARLOTTE, N. C. Best Wishes. BELL BREAD 2237 Dowd Rtad Phone 3-8491 CHARLOTTE. N. C. G B DRUB COMPANY 222 South College St. Phone 2-2583 CHARLOTTE, N. C. Greetings CAROLINA PHARMACY Phone 3-2812 ft 401 East Trade Street CHARLOTTE, N. C. EDiWN H CLARKSON REAL ESTATE 824 1-2 East Trade St. Phone 4-8489 CHARLOTTE, N. C. Join GrosM CMipaiy REAL ESTATE Industrial Bank Bldg. Dial 3-8849 CHARLOTTE, N. C. LI Foley Compaq Dyestuffs A Chemicals 121 East Boulevard Phone 3-8865 CHARLOTTE, N. C. Compliments of HEATH MOTOR COMPANY 318 West FVth Street Dial 3-8658 CHARLOTTE, N. C. Reit A Car or Track Drift It Ywalf A fleet of new automobiles at all times. Tracks, all capacities rented or leased. Chartotte Gar ftotol Sarto, Sc. 411 North Tryon St. Phone 5-5969 CHARLOTTE, N. C. Johnnie Biackvelder’s BARBECUE (Air Conditioned) Open Daily 7:00 A. M. to 1:00 A. M. Barbecue, Steaks, Bruns wick Stew, Soup. Chicken and Sandwiches of all kinds. Curb service. 2721 N. Tryon St. Dial 5-3567 CHARLOTTE, N. C. SOUTHERN METALS GO., INC. 224 South Graham Street «j Phone 3-5525 CHARLOTTE, N. C. FINED FURNITURE NT BETTER PRICES Goines Furniture Co. OPEN NIGHTS EASY TERMS FREE PARKING Eleventh & College Sts. Phone 5-3539 CHARLOTTE, N. C.
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