Court Completed |
Criminal Docket 1
Trials Yesterday
(Continued trom page one)
were found guilty of assaults with
deadly weapons. George Henry
Ward was sentenced to the roads
for twelve months. Smith, still
crippled from a bullet in his leg.
drew six months on the roads, and
Jesse and John Ward were sen
tenced to the roads for nine
months.
Oliver Rogers, charged with
forging his father's name to a S35
check, pleaded guilty He was
sent! need to the roads for eigh
i teen months and placed on proba
tion.
The case charging John Thomas
Perry with rape was nol pressed.
The case charging Leo Long
with carnal knowledge was re
manded to the juvenile court It
was brought out that the defen
dant was only 15 years of age
when the alleged crime was com
mitted, and that the prosecuting
witness was only fifteen years
old when she became a mother.
A continuance was announced
in the ease charging Walter Wil
son Knight with an assault with a
deadly weapon. The ease is now
scheduled for trial in December.
Fumigate Potato
Storage Houses
(Continued from page one)
pend from rafters arid dash water
around from bucket.
The amount required for a good 1
job of fumigation is one-half
pound per 1000 cubic feet of space.
To find number of cubic feet, mul
tiply length by width, by average
height
The Larvacide may be purchas
ed at your local F. C. X. store.
Be sure read pages one and two
of instruction sheet packed with
each 1 pound bottle and follow
eeah instruction.
The fumigation should take ]
place at least ten days before po
tatoes are to be stored.
Farm raised hogs today are
freer ol the tiny parasites which
cause trichndsis in human beings
than were thi hogs of ten years !
ago.
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Beauty on lour
' GIVING the big town its first
I glimpse of her, Yolande Betbeze,
j the "Miss America of 1950" poses
for New York photographer in the
sheet clothes she donned for a tout
of the city {International)
(il School .4 hose tilings
Action From ('.onprcHS
A special House Committee has
been appointed to conduct a lull
scale inquiry into abuses in the
education .program of the Vet
erans Administration. A report .is
sued in January by Gen. Carl R.
Gray, Jr., veterairc administrator,
listed more than 200 schools in
which irregularities had aeeured.
UMT Delayed
Most legislators agree that con
sideration of universal military
training has been deferred until
January because of the opinion
held by President Truman that
he sees no need for immediate
action.
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Children 15c
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Smile) Burnett
Also
"Last oi the
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With
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Chapt. No. 12 of (hr Serial
The littisihle Monster
Cartoon
SUNDAY • MONDAY
"Tarzan and the
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j With
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Yane**u llrown
Western Cartoon
• TIKSDA Yand
WKDNKSDAY
"Cheaper by the
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M\rna Lot
Special ' Cartoon
Report Increase
la Feed Prices
A forage prices paid by North
Caroling farmers for high protein
and grain by-product feeds in
creased during the rruyith ending j
August 15. Tankage meat scrap
prices increased $.70 per hundred
pounds over the prices paid a
month, earlier and all other feeds!
showed an increase of five to fif- j
teen cents per hundredweight
U. S. feed prices followed rath- J
er closely the changes in prices j
paid bv North Carolina farmers
except that U. S. prices paid by
North Carolina farmers except
that'U. S. prices for bran and
middlings were down from the
previous month where as North
Carolina prices were up for these
items. Soybean meal also declin
ed slightly during the month, re
flecting seasonal adjustments to a
new crop basis.
! Fctlcrnl Tttxvs (iain In
I ir.sl Month Fiscnl ) cur
Infernal revenue collections in
July, 1950,. of $2,263,000,000, sur
passed those of a year ago by the
small margin of $10,000,000 While
individual income and corpora
tion income taxes dropped, em
ployment. alcohol, tobacco, auto
mobile and motorcycle and gaso
line taxes increased.
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Consumption Oi
Tobacco Gaining
Total disappearance of flue
cured tobacco during the year
ending June 80. 1950. was 1,168
million pounds; (i percent higher
than in 1948-49 and the second
highest on the recorck A i ise in
exports together with a small in
crease fn domestic use were re-!
. ponsiblc for the larger total dis
appearance over last year. Do
mestic use in 1949-50 was close
to 728 million pounds compared
with 715 million in 1948-49 — the
previous high point.
It appears likely that total dis
appearance in 1950-51 may be
above that ol 1949-50. Cigarette
consumption in this country will
probably top the high of fiscal
1949-50. This is the major outlet;
for flue-cured is strong and 1950
51 exports may be almost as large
as in 1949-50 it international de
Savings In Mutual Banks
Show (rain This Year
TV. . niitimx'.c .jaiut
savings banks rose $652,000,000,
or 5.3 per cent in the first six
months of this year. Total de
posit on June 30 amounted to
$10,939,000,000. The increase in
the first half of this year com
pared with a gain of $.548,000,000,
or 2.9 per cent in the same period
of 1949.
velopments do not interfere The
consumption trend for tobacco a
broad continues to be toward cig
arettes with many preferring
those using U. S. tobacco.
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We wish to express our sincere
appreciation to everyone who
tendered gifts to us through Mr.
Dan Moore. We shall always re
member the kindness. May the
Lord bless you all.
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And Family.
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