Harold Ickes Warns Curb On 'Gasoline' May Become Drastic Gasoline restrictions that event ually may rule out pleasure riding entirely may be expected in the east ern states within a month, according to Harold L. Ickes. newly-appointed Defense Oil Co-ordinator. The consumer also may expect to pay higher prices for gasoline to off set the cost of new pipelines from the mid-continent to the eastern sea board. first of which may be com pleted by December, Mr. Ickes said. Emphasizing that the defense oil problem is not one of production, but of transporting oil to the East Coast now that the tanker fleet has been cut by one-fifth by transfers to Brit ain, Mr Ickes predicted that the new restrictions would apply only to the eastern seaboard. Tile appeal to the public to cur tail its use of gasoline, Mr. Ickes said, would be on a voluntary basis at first. He said he had no desire to see ration cards issued by the Govern ment. 1 Asked if it is fair for Americans to have to do without gasoline when Japan is getting oil from the United States, Mr. Ickes replied that was a question for the State Department to decide, adding he might have views on the subject but w as not express ing them. He pointed out. however, that the two questions were entirely separate since the oil problem today is one of transportation and not of supply. "We have plenty of oil," he declar ed. "Cutting out Japan or any sec tion of this country wouldn't get oil to me Eam coast." The Federal Government will start clearing the right of way for new oil pipelines Irom oil fields to the East Coast as soon as Congress gives permission, Mr. Ickes said. First pipeline, he said, might be a products line from the Wood River area in Illinois to the refineries in the Philadelphia or New York area. He expressed a preference that private capital do the constructing, b arm Commodity Prices Are Soaring Housewives of North Carolina are now paving from 6 to 143 per cent more for seasonal meats, fruits and vegetables and seafoods compar ed with prices prior to the outbreak of hostilities in September, 1939, A. B. Haress, marketing specialist of the State Department of Agricul ture, reported today. Enlarged consumer purchasing power, low production yields as a result of the drought, plus Govern ment financial support of certain commodities are the principal stim ulating factors behind the price in crease of most farm products." Har less said. "While it has not been de termined what share of the abnorm al increase paid for farm products is going to the grower, it is a known fact that farmers in general are re ceiving financial benefits ftom sales of most livestock and perishable products " Harless explained that "while June prices arc not exactly representative of market conditions for farm com modities compared with September, the upward price trend is definite ly established." Retail prices in early June com pared with early September, 1939 prices, showing "representative per centage increases," were reported by Harless as follows: Fish: (Retail) ? porgies, 12 1-2: speckled trout, 43; croakers. 6; Spanish mackerel. 38 Hogs: (Prices to farmer)?Rocky Mount, 39; Richmond, 38; Baltimore, 37; Chicago, 40. Butter: 92 score, 42. Cattle: (Prices to farmer)?Choice steers, 21; cows, all weights, 20; veal ers, all weights, 6; bulls, all weights, 26. Spring lamb: (Prices to farmer)? Good and choice, 25. Fruits and vegetables: (Retail)? Apples, 18; beans, 15; sweet pota toes, 12; peppers, 106; spinach, 30; tomatoes, 143; corn, per dozen, 51. Old Pork: (Retail)?Bacon sabs, 12; backs, 14; bellies, 22. Workers To Forego Summer Vacations New York?Curtlss-Wiiglit Corp . one of the world's largest aviation companies, announced its 38.000 em ployees have agreed to go without their vacations this summer in or der to speed airplane and engine pro duction. - Guy W. Vaughan, president of the company, commented: "This expression of patriotism by our workers speaks for itself. It means that our employees have chos en to forego time out' in favor of sticking to their jobs. "This demonstration of loyalty means that Curtiss-Wright will pro duce approximately 60 more air planes, 280 more engines and 17S more propellers for defense than our production schedules would oth erwise permit." William S. Knudsen. head of the Office of Production Management, was notified in Washington on the aviation workers' action and replied, "My best and sincerest thanks for this supreme example of coopera tion." Curtiss-Wright, now operating 14 plants, expects to increase its pres ent number of employees to at least 70,000 before the end of the year and to 90,000 next year. " The current rate of production in one factory^ at Buffalo, N. Y, has been announced as "over 10 planes a day". otice To All Non-Tax Listers In Martin County NOTICE ?Thr Giand Jury 6! Martin County having returned the list of delin quent tax payers of Martin County to the June Term of Superior Court for the Coupty of Martin, Honorable Judge W. C. Harris presiding, it was ordered, adjudged and decreed by the Honorable Judge W. C. Harris] that the above mentioned list be turned over to the Recorder's Court j for prosecution. It was also ordered j by Judge W. C. Harris that the County Prosecuting Attorney of Rec-1 order's Court of Martin County that cacti delinquent tax payer or person j who has failed to list taxes be noti fied to come to the Martin County j court house in Williamston, N. C., be fore July 23. 1941, list taxes and pay all delinquent taxes up to and in cluding the taxes for the year 1941. All persons in Martin County who have not listed their property or j poll are directed to report to court I house to list taxes and pay all taxes including those for the year 1941.] .Upon failure to comply with this re quest pursuant to the order of the | Superior Court. I will be forced to issue warrants for your failure to j comply with the tax laws of the State of North Carolina. DON E. JOHNSON. Solicitor of Recorder's Court. ] 1 Registered for draft but do not ap- j pear to have listed for taxes. Address as given when registered: ? p Kveretts (Colored) Corey. James Junior Crowell, Mathew ? Johnson. James Spruill, Ebron Staton. Vernon Lee Everetts (White) Barnhill. Delmus Dawnom. Allen F. Mubley, Earl Z. Peaks, Joseph D. Stalls, Eh Staton Robersonville (White) Coltrain. Hubert Gray Crandell, Thomas R Fulmer. George B Highsmith, Benjamin H. James, Larry C. James, Samuel Clinton Norman. Carl Edward Rochester. Eugene W. Smith, John Yeaman, Malcolm Robersonville (Colored) Ampy. William Andrews, Rufus Battle. James Battle. Johnnie Best, Calvin, Jr Biggs, Lawrence Brown. Major Brink ley, Geo. C. Cobum. W. T Copper, Jacob ?? Cooper, King Solomon Coppage. Tommie Crandall. John Arthur ? Harris. Woodrow C. Howell, Henry M * Hudson, Fred Jones, John Edward Little. William H Lloyd, Major . <-? Miller, Fred D. Moore, George Moore, Willie J Page, William J Peel, Mathew H. Pullen, Wilbert F. Rawlins, Zeb Rawls, Edgar Ricks, Jas. Bellamy Rogers. Geo. H. W Ruffin, Larry T, Smith, James, Jr. Sutton, Simon A C Teel. Alnnza Tecl, Archio W. Teel, James Ward, Julius Whitehurst, Jonah Williamston (Colored) Grimes, Miles E Ilardison. Frank Harrell, Paul Herring, Listus Haywood, Willie C. IIill. Calvin HrR. ?: I> Mines, Kdward Louis Hodge, Elton Huffier, Richard W Home, Alexander Hyman, Earl Jackson, Tom Jarrtes, Ponce Johnson. Herman Johnson, Roosevelt - Jones, Rander Knight, MariStr* Lee, Johnny Lloyd, William Henry Lloyd, Leroy Mclntyre. Arthur Manson, William J. Mason. James H. Moore, Tom . Moore, Ahram L. Moore, Willie Moran, William R Moses, James Andrew Norfleet, James H. Ore. Richard Vernon Peel, Clifton Purrington, Clarence L. Purrington, Lonnle Purvis, Charlie E. Purvis, James Ollie Purvis, Sheppel I Purvis. Leon- Elbert Purvis, Joseph E. Razor, Willie W. Kcasc. Babe 1? ?: Reddick, Morris E. Riddick, Isaac Tilmer Ridley, James Edward Roberson, James Henry Roberson, John M. Roberson, Hubert Roberson, Noah T. Rogers, Awsbon Sanderlin, Donoval Slade, Leo Marshall Slade, James Arthur Slade, William IT Slade, Joseph W. Slade, Jeff Smith, William Smith, Clinton Smith, Sylvester D, Stokes, Roosevelt Stokes, Samuel Thompson, Phillip Thompson. Alphonza Walker. FrisSell C. Wallace, Lawyer Wallace, Theo. Walston, James Nicholson, James L. . Tadgeti, tlrbin J. Pope. John E., Jr. t Price, Eddie Purvis, Kenneth Leo Ray; nor. Franklin P. Roberson, James D. Roberson. Willie G. Scott, John Clifton Stokes, Ned Stroud, Ernest W. Stynns. ElmiT Tate, Roy Felton Taylor, Harry C. Tyson, William Edward Thigpen, Alexis L. Thomas, Grady Waters, Guy Randolph Weeks, Cecil McC. West, James W., Jr. White, Bernie Byron Wood, Jesse Wesley, Jr. Woolard, Beverly T. Wynn, Jimm^ Clari Williamston (Colored) Andrews, James O. Anderson, Noah ? Barnes. Phillip P. Bell. Hezekiah Beltcher, Louis E. Bookhurt, Isiah Bowen, William Boyd, Solomon Hraswell, Augustus V. Britt, William M, Broadnax, Richard A. Brown, William P. Butler, Richard E. Bunch, Alexander Cherry, Joe Clemmons, Elmore Council, Leo Cohurn, John A. Daniel, Octavis Dennis. John Paul Dixon, James Dixon, Charlie Wesley Douglass. Willie Douglass, Alexander Edwards, Joseph B.__ Evans, Elias Faison, Levie Fisher, Walter Freeman. Charlie, Jr. Freeman. Walter Gaither. Rufus Spencer Gaynor. Jodie _ George, William H. Green, Kater Herman Griffin. Ivory Griffin. William White. Geo. B White, Walter L. Whitfield, C. GJL Whitley, Arthur Lee Whitley, Fred Whitley, Oscar M. Whitley, Vance L. Whitley, James Whitely, Jumbo Wiggins, Noah Wiggins, William H. Williams, C. D. Williams, Moses Williams, Leslie Williams, Sam T. Williams, Charlie H. Williams, Lazarus Williams, Leander William, Julius J. Wilson. Arthur Fleming Wilson. Charlie Ben Wilson. Harry Woolard, King T. Wright, Wood row Wrisby, Theo. R Wynn, Jordan Dennis Williamston R.F.I). 1 (White) Andrews, William V. Beacham. Claud H Campbell. Joseph N Cherry, Warren B Cherry, William H. Coltrain, Noah C. Coltrain, Ira Marvin Coltrain, Joshua L. Dail, Robert Lee Daniels, Herman B. Gardner, James Eilson Gardner, Rannel T. Hardtson, Henry V. Hardison, Morrison B. Jones, Ernest V. Jones, Virbil Wilson Knox, Ia-roy I.iUey, Daniel B. Manning, W. A., Jr. Mobley, Delmar Mobley, Charlie G. Perry, Jermiah B. Ward, Joshua Floyd Williams, Williiim II. Williams, Willie Buck Williamston R.F.D. 2 (White) Williams, Jfthn T Williamston R.F.D. 2 (Colored) Allen, Geo. R. Anthony, William R Biggs, Joe Boston, Nathaniel Brown. Wheeler Brown, Eligle Brown, Roosevelt Clark, Vance C. Daniel, George Edwards, James Godard, Ernest Hodge, Horace Hodges, William E. Hodges, Alexander James, Thurman T. Keyes, Elijah Knight, Calvin Leary, William Gray Ia-e, Robert Lynch, John Walter Moore, Walter Mool-e, Wesley Peel, Johnnie Roberson, James L. - Rogers, Levi Rogers, Bolie Scott, James Oscar Simmons, Sam Henry Taylor, Ralph Elliott Tyner, Percy Walker, Andrew Williamston R.F.D. 3 (White) Ayers, Perlie B Bailey/Albert Charles Bailey, Robert W, Cu/fifer, Loyce W DiJnaldson, Ellis R. ? Edmonson, Robert Leroy Gray, Rubin Thomas Gurganus, Joseph L. Gurganus, Robert S. Jiardison, John T Holliday, Haywood W. Hollis, Charlie C. Jones, Jesse Franklin Keel, James Carol Marshall, Benj. W. Mendenhall, Spencer L. Moore. James E. Patterson, William L. Pierce, Leslie W. Raynor, Alton Raynor, Milton S. Reames, Sidney N. Simpson, Densel A. Taylor, Clarence Lee , r Taylor, William L. Warren, John David Whitehurak, John R. Whitehurst, Ottis . Williams, Jesse J. Williams, Lollie B. Wynn, Irving Wynn, James A., Jr. VanLandingham, P. G. Williamston R.F.D. 1 (Colored) Bell, Alton Bell, Johnnie Brown, Melton Brown. Geo. E. Catanch, Willie D. H. Corey, Doss Daniel, Jas. R. Daniel, Samuel Lovia Dempaey, William H. Dempsey, Clordy Duggin, George uuggins. Magellan Fagan, Roosevelt Godard, Cleven Gray, Felton Griffin. Lee A. Griffin, Stephen, Jr. Hudgins, Moses Hudgins. Geo. H. Jones, Alonza R. Joyner, Geo. W Knight, Jno. D Lanier, Wiley Vinson Lanier, William M l,anier, Asa Tom Lilley, Tom Nichols, Noah S. Ores, Shelbert Roddick, Nathaniel Rogers, Auroa Riddick. William E. Savage. Morgil Smith. Jasper Earl Smithwiek, Joe Dave Sykes, Ponce D, Sykes, Collie Williams, Earl W. Woolard, Geo, Woolard, Henry Wlllhunston R.F.D. 2 (White) Ayers, Simon McG. Ayers, William Bryant Bailey, Hugh Burras Bailey, Raymond M Bland, Lester Coker, Theo. Corey. Rufus Lee Davis, Chester Felton Dickenson, William B. ? Gardner, William J. Griffin, Jesse W. Hardison, Geo. W. Hardison, William C Hardy, Dennis Earl Hodges, Archie Leggett. Warren A Lewis. Albert Earl Nicholson, William C. Peel, Henry J Perry, Hubert Alphart Rawls, Elbert H. Rawls, Jesse C., Jr. Rogerson, Mc D. Simpson, Darrell Swain, Elmer H Warren, James B. Whitley, Tommie L. Roberaonvllle R.K.I). 2 (Colored) Eborn, Nathaniel Forrest. William A. Forrest. Geo. H. Gainor, John Dee Grimes, Charlie R Hooker, Jesse Cleo Howell, William L. James, Curtin Jenkins. Richard Henry Jordan, William McNair, Robert H. Mitchell, Waldon H Murison, Eugene Nelson, Isaac Herman Parker, Paul ; / ? Slade, John Slade, William C. Spruill, James Oscar Swinpaon, Jart Wilson, William B. Oak City (White) 1 loll is. Merlin Whitfield, Joe A. II asset I (White) Crisp, William Dawson Dail, Jesse B Downs, Jason Calvin House, Robert Vernon H asset I (Colored) Collier, Geo. Willie Langley, K. D. Mayo, James Henry Hamilton (White) Davis, Jasper Garland Davis, Willie Whit Gurganus, James S. Harris, Robert C. Roebuck, Craven Baker Roebuck, Dallils Russell Hikes, Raymond- L. Hamilton (Colored) Collins, Rufus Smithwiek. Lonnie ? Ward, Alton Ward, Aubrey Lee Bethel R.F.D. 1 (White) ? Brown, Samuel S. Bethel R.F.D. I (Colored) Chance, Lucious C. Cherry, Ducton Council, Tern Council, Manson Council, Corenza, Jr. Palmery, Winslow Farmele (White) Bryant, Dayton Farmele (Colored) Bynum, Benj. F Crandel, James Alfred Jones, William Henry Little, Herious Moore, Braddy Nelson, Hubert H. Roberson, Edward Roberson, Clenton Taylor, Marvin V Tliigpen, Sylvester Witherspoon, Whittier C. Hobgood R.F.D. 1 (Colored) Brown, Jessie W Keyes, Ralph Allen Lloyd, Julius O., Jr Marrow, Woodrow Whitehead, William Williams, Fountain H. - -Palmyra R.F.D. 1 (White) Brbwn, Emmett L. Joyner, Hubert H Palmyra R.F.D. I (Colored) Alstin, John Levie Bryant, Noah Thomas Fields, Cleven Fields, William D. Hyman, Orange Henry Joyner, Otis Parker. Claud Taylor, Roy Lee Thomas, Jonas Wiggins, Claud Wiggins, Lee Oak City RT.D. I (White) Brown, John Robert Brown, Haywood John Brown, Frank Collins, Charlie Comstock, Raymond W Davis. Joseph Melton Edmonson, w. w. Mills, Luther, Jr. Omary, Richard E. Perry, Harvey C. Rawls, Ernest R Rogers, Ben Staton Scott, Nathan^ Stalls, Harvey Lee Taylor, Tom Thompson, Thomas W. Wynn, Ellis C. Oak City R.F.D. 1 (Colored) Barfield, George Barfield, Jesse Bennett, Jerry Brown, Oscar Lee Bryant, Elbert ??Btmoy, General James Daniel, Columbus B. Eborn, Clarenca Griffin, Theo. R Hyan, William S. Robersonville R.F.D. 1 (White) Clark, William J. Comer, James Joseph Johnson, Lance Keel, John Doyel Roberson, William C ierry, joh(i Mack t Terry, Raleigh Leel Williams, Cecil Edgar Williams. James A Williams, Samuel J Williams, Trance Robenonville R.K.D. l (Colored) Ampsley, William 1, Andrews, Jesse Lee Andrews, Andrew Baker. William V Bell, Julius Bell, Lee Brown, Jake CtOmmons. William Crandall, Rufus Davis, James Gainor, Robert Earl Gaynor, Clifton Elisha Grimes. William J Grimes, Eoiinie House, Willie Hymun. Richard Johnson. William Clyde Little, Ordele Moore, Irving Mooring, William A Perkins. Hurvev L Roddick, William A Roberson, James O Slade, David Swanncr, J. D Turner,'James I. Turner, Ernest, Jr. Whitohurst, Geo E Whitley, William C Whitney, [suae () W'Ik ins. Andrew tVoOtard, Marvin_ii_L Robrrxonville R.K.D. 2 (Whiter Ange, Thunnan Weslev Bland, Garland Cleo Bryant, Vernon Ward Crisp. Dennis Glisson, Willie B Had ley, Joe Clayton Hales, Clifton C. ?I.PC Gen Wiiford l-cggett, J. C Reason, G. Daniel Warren, Garland E Koberaonvllle R.F.D. 2 (Colored) Andrews, Ered Crandell, Will Daniel, Walter Daniel, William Howard Daniel, Ronald Dunn, Nathaniel Dunn. Joe Lee Registered to vote but do not ap pear to have listed taxes in this coun WUliuuton No. I Precinct Allen, T. G. Abernethy, R. s Bland, W W Biggs, J Herman Gardner. Henry Harris, R. A Hardison, Vernon Harkey, James Keel, C. T. , Manning, Tlmmus Manning. Cecil Parker. W. C Simpson, H. I) Slade, Alonza" (Colored) Ward, J M Williams, J. J. Williams, J T. Williams, Jas. II (Colored) Williams, Sam T (Colored^ Bonds, R. J (Colored) KPyes. E. L. (Colored) Willlamston No. 2 Precinct Ange, Carl E Bradley. I) S Cook, A I. Corey, M I) Gaither, Rufus (Colored I Gurgunus, s. E Henderson. I* W Jones, Frank J Jordan, Geo. (' Johnson, W II Manning, Albert Parrott, s W Pierre, Hlythc D Strirklnml, w. Whitmyre,. L *R. Jamesvillr Township Styons, Bennie E. Veal| KondaE. Griffins Township Corey, Edwin Hardison, J. Ashley ?Hardison. Ira For.. Harris. William Jones, Lee Kogerson, Jasper Wynn. William H. Poplar Point Township Beach, C. H Beach, T. B. Edmonson, M. R Griffin, Jos. F. Harris. Calam Jones, G. L. Ijcggott, Ernnst Lee. Robert Modlin. M. M Raw Is, W. E Roberson, Leslie Taylor, S. I. Hamilton Township Bullock, S. C Pierce, R 1, Sears, R White, K A. Gold Point Township Ayers, Charlie Avers. J. W Pay lor, William Rohersonville Township Bryant, Earl Bryant. [.ester Carson, C. 1, Chance, E |> (Colored-) Chance. P H. (Colored) Dickons, J L J Mathev\-?. Lloyd Moolv J K Nelson. J. || Whitfield. Floyd in ,^far Grass Township Hhind, Oscar Co win. Noah li Cratt, William J. Colt rain. Daniel Glissen. Willie 1 Mi/ell, Isaac Fhelps, Kdney Roebuck, M L. I ctterton. Jamie Williams Township Barber, Ben Barber, Major Davis. F W. . MoarTT Howard Cross Roads Towashlp Ayers, Benjamin Fulford. Richard James. William A Keel, Fdward Feel. Mayo K'Wrs. J R ' P lla.w'hrtr TOWIISlllp ?? Andrews. Thurman Brown, Stuart Blown, la-ster Davis; Richard Leggctt, N W. Roberson, Tilghman Goose Nest Township t opcland, C II Cross, John Hardy. Sam Johnson, J M Stroud, W. K Jamesville Township Ange. Clifford Ange, Tliermon W Barber, Simon J , Bunting, J,,!,,, t Pagan, Robert H Girvin, llenry J tlurganus, William E Harden, Robert W Harden. Thomas E llardison, Jos H * Martin, Joseph A NOTICE OF SALE " North Carolina, Martin County Bnd. i and by virtue" of the power "I sale eoiitained in a eertam deed of tiust executed to the undersigned t"is ee by Sbeppard Rice, and wife on I lie Uth dfiy ,,f May. 11137, and of reeiird in the public registry of Mar io ( oilntv III Hook P 3, at page 305 the undersigned trustee will on Mon "Iny, llio illni ilny ,,f July; (041, at twelve o'clock noon, in front of the i "urtliouse door m the towii of Wil liamslon, offer f,u sale to the high est bidder h,r rash the following de jsi ribed real estate, to wit A certain trail or parcel of land beginning' av dit. h on Church istleet. limine ,1 hue allout I ifty-sev en I.-el t,, ,i tree, them . a line south er aid about 3111 feet; thence East war,I along the hack lit Henry Reditu k s house and lot about 57 feet, tlienco a |j|1(. along Knight prf.pi il.v al ion I 3111 feel In rhe be ginning and being the Henry Red bou...e and lot. situated in the rTrnvn of' WiRiamston.; N. C. Martin t ounty hoi further reference, see public records of Martin County Reg Ibis the lHth day of June 1941 i- it i:vEiiK'i"r. : 4t Trustee s T (? K i: FOR RENT _ BOWEN Brothers two-story building on Washington Street, Wilhamston, N. C II interested, see Herman Bowen at tin Brunei) Banking and Trust Company j20-3t Want to save money on oil, folks? Then use Sinclair Opaline or Sinclair Penn sylvania Motor Oil. These oils save you money because they last so long. You don't have to add oil so often between drains. SINCLAIR C*9tri*kt?4 1946 t* MmtUit WMM? Ctmpm-lln* ) I Agant Sinclair Refining Company (Inc.) N. G. GREEN, Agent