American interests control 56.4
per cent of the world's known
oil reserves.
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World crude oil production In
1946 is expected to be about 23
per cent greater than in 1941.
GOOD VALUES
? Tcys for the Kiddies
? Fence for the Farm
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? Tire# for the Truck
? Roof for the House
Singleton Supply Co.
"Everything for a Better Home"
DILLARD, GA.
Births
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Watkins,
of Bidwell street, announce the
b'rth of a daughter. Sandra Lee.
October 20 at the Angel hos
pital Mrs. Watkms is the for
mer Miss Rosa Lee Kiser,
daughter of Mr and Mrs Theo
Kiser.
Wade Hampton. Jr., a son,
was born to Mr. and Mrs. Wade
H. Childers, of West Franklin,
at the Angel hospital October
19. Mrs. Childers is the former
Miss Elizabeth Setser i
A son was barn to Mr and
Mrs. Julian Kiser at the Angel
hpspital October 19.
Mr and Mrs. George W. Mc
Clure, of Atlanta, Ga., have an
nounced the birth of a son,
Charles Gettys, at the Emory
University hospital in Atlanta
October 21 Mrs. McClure was
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We Have Been Appointed Headquarters
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in This Trade Area for
HARVEY
RED HED HAMMER MILLS
I his appointment confirms the fact that in supplying
this community with dependable farm implements,
our service to you starts with the selection of the most
outstanding farm tools that it is possible for us to offer.
HARVEY RED HED HAMMER MILL
Svp*r HywIiMl Momentum SpMdt Hi* St*ody Swing
ing Hammtn at 3 Mil** a Mlnut*. Delivering 80 to 280
Oraln-Sma thing 12-ton Blow* per Socond. That's fal
f**d Grinding. Broth?rl
We Invite you to come in soon and see thi* great
new Harvey Red Hed Hammer Mill so that we may
?how you how and why it can make more money
for you.
REEVES HARDWARE CO.
Phone 113 Franklin, N. C.
THE TWINS' SHOP
NOW OPEN
On Northeast side of Public Square
Ladies' Ready-to-Wear
Dresses - Coats - Skirts
Sweaters - Blouses
Brand New Stcck ? the vpiry latest in styles
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The new, smart coat shown
above is just one of the many
attractive items you will find
at our store.
THE TWINS' SHOP
J. C. JACOBS, Owner
MISS KATE JACOBS, Mgr.
Macon Mu'i Wilt
Bride Here With
FarenAs-ln-Law
Mrs. Jessie Jones, of York
shire. England, has arrived in
Franklin, to join her hu.soaiut.
Hie. Marshall Jones, who was
returned to the States several
weeks ago. and is now stationed
at Fort Bragg.
Mrs. Jones, while her husband
is in service, will spend her
time with his parents. Mr. and
Mrs Tom Jones, at their home,
FraukT.i, Route 1 She finds
this a delightful country and
is highly pleased with the re
ception she has received from
the American people since com
I nig to the States, she said.
Prior to her marriage about
a year ago, Mrs Jones was 111
the military service for four
years.
Pvt. Doyle L. Grant
Stationed In Japan
(Pvt. Doyle L Grant, son of
Lonnle Grant, of Flats, recently
has been assigned to C Battery
of the 89th field artillery bat
talion of the 25th (Troppici In
fantry division, stationed in
Japan, according to word re
ceived here. Pvt Grant eiut. t d
the army last January, and left
for overseas in August
MRS. ALLEN'S MOTHER
DIES IN JACKSON
Mrs. Martha Jane Deitz Bu
chanan. 84, mother of Mrs. De
witt Allen, of Franklin, Route 3, j
died at her home in Jackson |
county, October 20 at 11 a. m ;
Funeral services were held at
the New Savannah Baptist
church, of which she was a
member, October 21 at 3 o'clock,
with the Rev. C C. Welch, pas
tor of the West's Mill commun
ity, officiating
MISS COX RESIGNS HER
CHURCH POSITION HERE
Miss Lysbeth Cox, association
il missionary of the Macon
County Baptist association, has j
resigned, and left Franklin sev- |
eral days ago. After attending
a conference at Blowing Rook,
Miss Cox planned to go to her j
home ? in Montgomery, Ala., for j
a rest before assuming similiai
duties in another county.
before her marriage Miss Mar
tha Gettys, of Camden, S. C., j
and Mr. McClure is the son of ;
Mrs. Charles McClure and ot ,
the late Mr McClure, of Frank
lin, Route 2.
Mr. and Mrs. Edd Wallace, of j
Franklin, have announced the
birth of a daughter. Mary Ann. ,
at Angel hospital October 24,
A son. Owen Regean. was born j
to Mr and Mrs Owen Amnions, '
of Franklin. Route 4. Octobei j
24. at Angel hospital.
A daughter. Hazel Louise, was
born to Mr. and Mrs. James
Penland, of Highlands. Octobei
24 at Angel hospital, Mrs. Pen
land is the former Miss Ethel
Crane.
A daughter, Sandra Gale, was
born October 28 to Mr. and Mrs
Sanford Dills, of the Prentiss
community, at Angel hospital.
Mrs. Dills before her marriage
was Miss Doris Kimsey, of near
Franklin.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Holland,
of the Gneiss section, have an
nounced the birth of a son at
Angel hospital October 30. Mrs.
Holland is the former Miss
Hazel Simmonds, of Franklin.
A son. David Lee. was born to
Mr. and Mrs Hugh Burrell. at
Physicians Memorial hospital,
Indian Head, Md., September
10. Mrs. Burrell is the former
Miss Orpha Holbrooks. daughter
of Mr and Mrs. James R. Hol
brooks, of Franklin, Route 3.
Mr. Burrell also is a Macon
county native.
A new whistling signal will
permit the filling of automobile
gasolLne tanks at full flow from
the pumps without danger of
overflowing. The signal whistles
as the tank reaches the "full"
mark.
Vote for Ralph ^enson for
register of deeds, the only
World War 2 veteran in this
campaign.
Adv.
Coming Soon . . .
assortment
of
ELECTRICAL
APPLIANCES
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CHECK WITH US BEFORE
YOU BUY
WESTERN RADIO
& ELECTRIC SHOP
EDGAR CARTER, Mgr.
Main Street
Opposite Angel Hospital
The United States consumes
In the neighborhood at 4.200,000
gallons of lubricating :ils daily.
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Exploration for oil Is under
way in the Bahamas, although
none has as yet been found.
' ? REAL VALUES ?
130 acres paved highway -Electricity? Close in A fine
development proposition i
New House? Near schools- All conveniences Priced to
selL
STANDARD REALTY COMPANY
(Mrs. J. II. Stockton, Owner)
( I 'olitical Advertising; )
The Senator's Column
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HOLLOW PROMISES
National Chairman Robert E. Hannegan has promised die
Amei -an voters that "further tax reductions will be made as
rapidly as a sound financial policy will permit."
What a promise! What a hollow promisei
Yes, the New Deal will give the overburdened taxpayers re
lief when "a sound financial policy will permit.'' "When
a sound financial policy will permit " There is a tintinnabula
tion to these words 01 others uttered in previous campaigns.
It carries us back to that Democratic convention in Chicago
when tried and true men wrote platform pledging "immediate
and drastic reduction of governmental expenditures by abol
ishing useless commissions and offices, consolidating depart
ments and bureaus an(l eliminating extravagance, to accom
plish a saving of not less than 25 per cent in the cost ?>!
Federal Government." t
There, friends, is the original promise of a political party,
which changed its name tp "New Deal Party." made to the
American people. Upon this promise the American people ,;ent
the Democratic Party to power, but in less time than it takes
to tell the story, the Democratic Party platform was blown
higher than Gilroy's kite and supplanted with a program ' of
deceit and deception plotted by designing schemers drunk with
the idea that from that day on the Government of the United
States would be their exclusive property
The first step in the repudiation of that Chicago convention
promise was the President's closing of the banks, all banks, the
country over This was three days before Congress came into
session and the next move was to make of Congress a rubber
stamp. President Roosevelt asked for approval of his banking
action and the Congress gave it The Congress made everything
legal after the fact.
Then Mr. Roosevelt collected up the gold dollars and gold
certificates. In return for the gold the people received paper
printing press money. He then devalued the dollar. All this was
done in the name of "an emergency." But at no time nad the
people been forewarned of what was coming up Repudiation
followed quickly in which Congress passed an act repudiating
the gold redemption clause making payment of Government
debts in any sort of money the Government might provide. It
went on to make all contracts between individuals and cor
porations, calling for settlement in gold, payable in any kind
of specie recognized by the Federal Government.
From here on out each new Administration-created emer
gency called for the creation of a new bureau and the expen
diture of millions of dollars. And with each new bureau came
the promise that next year the budget would be balanced ;ind
the country would be back on a safe and sound financial oasis
Then, they told us, would begin the reduction of taxes as "con
sistent with a sound financial policy." Such were the words of
Franklin D. Roosevelt. Such were his promises year after year
Tor twelve long years.
The National debt mounted. It doubled. The people oecame
alarmed. Then came the war. Never was the budget balanced.
Never were taxes, reduced. They couldn't be reduced because
the New Deal was "spending, spending and electing and elect
ing," just as Harry Hopkins and the/ scheming braintrusters
had planned. Their promises were as hollow as a gourd and as
empty of integrity as a Russian agreement The New Dealers
never could and can't to this day tell the truth even when the
truth would serve their interests best.
So, here we are up to the Hannegan promise, "tax reductions
will be made as rapidly as a sound financial policy will permit."
I wonder if a New Deal politician would recognize a sound
financial policy if it were to be laid in his lap? I doubt it. It
New Dealers have ever had the slightest idea of what a "sound
financial policy" really is they have never so indicated. I think
some of them do, but a question of expediency always arises
Is it expedient to stop spending? Is it expedient to advocate
thrift, work and common honesty, or Is It expedient to create
political jobs, pay subsidies and throw tax dollars around with
wild abandon? Down to this moment these New Deal politicans
have chosen the easy way and deferred the evil day of settle
ment.
Is it, Mr Hannegan, sound business to sink American tax
dollars in payment of subsidies to take food out of the Amer
ican people's mouths and clothes. off their backs? This is what
is being done at this very moment and you know it. OPA pays
the subsidies out of tax dollars. UNRRA ships the food to Tito,
et al
Is it good, sound business, Mr. Hannegan, to squander $400,
000,000 on salaries, office rents, traveling expenses and sub
sidies and not get one single house for a service man and his
family? But why go on? It is the same old story all the way
from Central American to Canol. It is the history of the New
Deal from the 4th of March, 1933, to the moment you read
this column.
Today Mr Hannegan and his New Deal organization is fight
ing for its life. It stated the greed of the CIO-PAC by re
establishing the OPA. It did this for the sake al expediency.
Now it would be the expedient thing, according to New Deal
leaders, to suspend OPA controls on meat until after election.
And. the New Deal way is always the expedient way. It is any
thing to get the votes If the subsidy dollar will bring in the
votes, then subsidy dollars roll. If it is expedient to talk econ
omy and practice waste, the New Deal is always long on talk.
A New Dealer Is not a Democrat He is not a Republican. He
is a hybrid of a thousand unworkable theories and above all he
is a jealous zealot with a ruining, ruling complex. His phobia
is that some day the American people will rise up and .smite'
him to earth. In fear he trades with alien ideologies and works
to the end that will bring about the deliverance of his country
into the hands of its enemies Thus he hopes to remain m"
power.
The time has come to elect good Americans to Congress.
Men and women who regard a promise as a sacred oath to be
kept regardless of political affiliation can be found outside of
the New Deal conglomeration. Some of these are good Demo
crats, some are Republicans, but always good Americans before
they are partisans. You can't vote New Dealers back into power
and expect to dodge bankruptcy and slavery. Their return
means chaos and utter ruination. In their places, install good
men and women who refuse to break their promises. /
? The W. Lee O'Daniel News.
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