Russia Is Selling
Diamonds, Gold
Russia is going to spend $19.
850.000,000 for defense during the
current year it was reported from
Moscow recently. (The appropri
ation for defense for the United
States is only $13,545,000,000, ai
cording to the figure which Presi
dent Truman has asked of Con
gress for the fiscal year beginning
Actually, it is difficult to com
pan- the budgets of Russia and
the United States respectively,
since there is some difference in
what the two countries include as
defense items, and also the value
of the ruble is questionable. Rws
sia has appropriated 79,400.000,000
rubles for defense, and there is'
considerable disagreement over
just what the purchasing power of
the ruble is.
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FOR s\i.r; ciifai*.
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ATHLETE'S FOOT
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For quick relief end good result! get
a» f amour VICTORY OINTMENT. lie
i fot the boys in the Army, now
he home folks. Get VICTORY—Get
lfS. Alao for First Aid »»’*d Itching,
to fpe op exi/ part pf th» body.
Sold in williarnston by Clark's
Drug Store and Davis Pharmacy;
or your hometown druggist
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In the only same played in
the Martin County League in
several days, Farm Life de
feated Everetts 3 to 2 in a
well-played close contest on
(he Williamston diamond last
night.
Stancil Hardison went the
route for Farm Life while
Ceorge Keel did the hurling
lor the Cubs. Neither team
was able to get better than,
halt a dozen hits.
him iitea -
Lifc lo within two games of
the league-leading Robcrson
ville Kants.
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STANDINGS
MARTIN COUNTY LEAGUE
W. L. Pet
Robcrsonville 17 4 .810
Farm Life 14 5 .737
Bear Grass 11 7 .561
Everetts 9 11 -450
Oak City 7 10 .423
Williamston 6 12 .334
Washington 6 12 .334
Jamesville 4 12 .250
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SCHEDULE
■Ml r aWMfcM-'' ■*» Mj»WM >*»*
Friday, July 14
“Robersonville at Everetts
Saturday, July 15
Williamston ai Washington
Sunday, July 1'6
Farm Life at Robersonvillc
Jamesvilie at Everetts
Washington at Oak City *
Williamston vs. Bear Grass on
Williamston field.
Wednesday, July 19
Robersonville at Farm Life
Everetts at Jamcsville
*Ojik City at Washington
Bear Grass at Williamston
Friday Night, July 21
Williamston at Bear Grass, in
Williamston park.
Saturday, July 22
Oak City at Bear Grass
Other figures from the Russian
budget for 1950 include the fol
lowing: A surplus of 4,000,000,000
rubles is planned for this year;
revenues are expected to hit 432,
000,000,000 rubles, and expendi
tures 427,900.000,000. In 1949, re
venues came to 437,000,000,000 ru
bles and expenditures to 412,000,
000,000, leaving a surplus of 25,
000,000,000 rubles. This year rev
enues arc expected to decrease be
cause wholesale prices were re
duced on January 1, and retail
prices on March 1. This has some
what raised the value of the ruble.
The ratio of Russian military
1 expenditures to total expenses is
18.5 percent for 1950, compared
to 32.8 percent for defense in 1940,
and 24 percent in 1946.
The term “good-bye” is a cor
ruption of “God be with you,” ac
cording to authorities.
Social News
I Attend Funeral
Messrs. Bill Glover, J. W. Gar
j ris, Ray Gurganus, S. P. Wool
1 ford, Bob Monteith, Joe Glenn,
George Mahler, Alton Pleasants,
Raleigh Harrington, Marvin Co
burn, Henry Oakley, Roland
Cherry, Tom Brandon, Jr„ J. D.
Lillcv, Jr., John E. Roberson, Jno.
D. Hcmmingway, George Bunch
and Raymond S. Cherry were
among those from here who at
tended the funeral of Howard
Glass in Columbia Tuesday aft-_
'eTn ooRr""*""*"^
Improving
Receiving treatment in the lo
cal hospial for several days, Mrs.
J. Sam Getsinger is much im
proved and is planning to return
to her home tomorrow. _
Visits in Cherry Point
Mrs. D. C. McLawhorn visited
in Cherry Point Tuesday.
Here from Raleigh
Mrs. G. E. Vail and daughter,
Karen, of Raleigh are visiting
Mr. Sifl Watts and his daughter,
Mrs. Luke Thomason, Jr.
Saint Peter: “How did you get
up here?”
Latest Arrival: “Flu.”
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Penn
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BOXSCORE
01 ■.C.Ml6MVATS
Killed July 7 through
July 10 8
Injured July 7 through
July 10 152
Killed through July 10
this year 452
Killed through July
10, i949 399
M' Ilium' ini i n
this year 5,907
Injured through July
10, 1949 4,552
Improving
A patient in the local hospital
since early Monday, Mr. B. S.
Courtney was reported to be im
proving this morning and is ex
pected home within a few days.
Attend Funeral
Mr. and Mrs. John A Hardi
son and son, and Mr. Ben Bunt
ing attended the funeral of Mr.
Howard Glass in Columbia
Tuesday afternoon.
—«.
t Leaves Hospital «
; Mrs. J. O. Manning was able
to return to her home on Mar
shall Avenue this week after re
| reiving treatment in the local I
| hospital.
Visiting in Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Vaughan
and daughter, Jane Ellen, are
visiting relatives in Virginia.
Visit in Columbia
Misses Edna Barnhill and Eve
lyn Hancock and Mr. Abner
Brown visited in Columbia Tues
day.
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RESULTS
Wednesday, July 12
Farm Life 3. Everetts 2.
All others, rain.
Now Is The Time
to go to
COURTNEY’S
For
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Con, 7-15-50
Summertime is Keep-Cool time. That’s why salads are such a
joy—quick and easy to prepare, delightfully cooliug to eat. Toss
a tempting salad bowl of crisp greens with the morning's moist
ness still on them! Serve coolness in congealed fruit salads—
ftesh fruits combined with C S Fruit Cocktail. How about a chilled
rotate selfid, fropty tomato wedges »nd cucumber slices, or u
main course of chicken salad? The possibilities for salads are
endless, and you’ll find new ideas in every department of Colo
nial Stoies. Best of all, frequent salads make food budgets taper
off in the summer—so serve salads and save!
FRESH CRISP CALIFORNIA ICEBERG
LETTUCE 2- 23c
FOR TASTIER SALADS USE MOTHER’S SALAD
DRESSING : 27*
peaches
WITH COTTAGE CHEF«
~o
SL jSS X-S
teacl of peaches!)
I.llra s s-ll LBS. AVG. WT. HAl.r OR whole
SMOKED PICNICS
Lb
»U>;SH SELECTED SLICING
TOMATOES «» B,pE
CRISP SWEET MIXED _ *
LANG’S PICKLES
rOft FINER TASTING SALADS I MF
WESSON OIL
VANCE ALASKAN FILL-TACKED
PINK SALMON
Ctn.
32-Cz.
Jar
Pint
Jar
Tall
Can
3 ^«rnch°D«S
cottage cheese m cente
ml
salad bowl.
Baby Beef Is Back Again
OON'T FORGET THESE TEMPTING ADDITIONS
THAT MEAN SO MUCH TO SALAD SUCCESS
DOLE FRUIT COCKTAIL 17-Ox. 20C
ASSORTED JELL-0 3 23c
RITE CRACKERS Lb. Pk,. 33c
STERLING TAILE SALT Pkg. 9C
UBRY OLIVES stuffed
CHERRIES Whit* Swan
KRAFT FRENCH DRESSING
KNOX GELATIN
OLIVE OIL reumierto
VINEGAR HEINZ WHITE
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At this time each year there la
atailable a plentiful supply of
young, tender, fine quality Baby
Beef. So that Colonial custouieis
may have the opportunity to buy
more economical, yet equally
wholesome steaks and roasts. Baby
Beef has now beei^eddcd to our
Wide variety of fine quality incats.
_ STINTED
;K
Serve°0,i a*,t «»d
,,,He ,Jli lettuce.
cotta^'cheesp16 f°,,ov
3 Ox 3Qc
> ox. 29c
s ox. 21c
Rkg 21c
2 Ox. 13c
Pt lot 13c
m
Hub) ikfj
5‘
89c
Beef Chorh
Roost tb. 59c
Beef Sink
Sirloin Lb.
Porlrrhiisc Chib •»
T*Bonotb i-05
limey W estern
Qte( C hur It
TRENCH’S MUSTARD *ox. 14c
PAPRIKA McCormicks t:o». 15c
|| Lb U Jl'
Beef Steak
Sirloin Lb 99c
Pori »>r house Club or
T-Bono tb ij,jc
- FROZEN
fruit SALAD
Soften envfi0,^ateJatHeat
>4 cup coW cs
TCnt Stall with enough
Lochia . cUpg.
Armour Bannar Tray-Packed
Saturday Night In Family Niglit»
BACON - 55c
tvun-v-ov-.*— v cups.
water to »**« d’ gelatin.,
A(id this to soaMa r beat
Add mayonnaise ana
Add t; S Fruit CocKtau
freeze.
F«IdJ7M¥TW:Mer«T^.*ll
Every Saturday!
6:00 TO 8 30 P M.
JULY 15th ONLY
RIG. 29c PKG. POTATO CHIPS
WITH TOTAL PURCHASES OF
$5.00 OR MORE
Como And Bring Tho Family
RiCll Deodorant Soap 2 •*'* 37c
Snowdrift Shortening 3-Lbs. 85c
Bab-O CLEANSER 2 Cana 23c
Octagon toii*i soap 2 >••• lie
Sapor Sads tg. n, 27c
Marvoloas Vol t«. 27c
Fabulous Fab t.. w, 27c
•larkul Lljht Meat
i tic
TOTMi
f-oniliiiie 2 ci
looked jiota
nartl-boiJed (
/fTecii pepper.
Seaso
fePoon salt, m
'nayojuiaise.
sene oti |ett
"'ith deviled
mato.
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