WorM Front
F fee Federal Security Agency
roy^irts that moi l- than 20,000 dis
frtfrrt'd men and women got start
M on self-sustaining jobs in t.he
fetr ended last June with help
foam the .state-federal vocation
al-rehabilitation system. The pre
vioffii high record of job place
’nterts ior disa?Se?^?§PSWftV .ca
7R5&D,;n 194? and tWift
the House of Representatives
has*set up another investigating
committee. The new committee,
established by a vote of 193 to 158
is to investigate educational, phi
lanthropic, and other tax-exempt
foundations, to determine whe
ther they are being used for sub
versive purposes.
The news bureau o' the United j
Lutheran Church has announced I
that the last missionary of that j
denomination to remain in China
has now been imprisoned by the [
Communists. I
Since Use beginning (if the was !
| At Kore a
I Canada have doubled in strength, |
I accnrttwia to an announcement j
from Ottawa. Latest figures on j
the Canadian forces are: Army,]
49,200; air force, 32,600; navy,
13,500,
Unemployment during March
was at the postwar low of 1,
804,000 persons, according to fig
ures made public by the Census
Bureau. The number of employ
ed, according to the same report,
was 59,714,000.
The Federal Bureau of Investi
gation reports that since June 24,
1948, it has located more than
16.600 draft delinquents and had
conducted a total of 42,686 draft
investigations, including- 2,497
conscientious objectors.
STRAIGHT BOOBBOH
WHISKEY
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ewnst SCIENCE IN FtOOO FIGHT
STANDING ON A BRIDGE between Omaha, Neb., and Council Bluffs, la.,
Frank Voss of the U. S. Corps of Engineers prepares to lower a metal
device Into the raging Missouri River. The sediment of the water is
then analyzed and helps experts to determine the proper construction
materials to be used in building dikes against future floods. They also
obtain valuable data on soil conservation. (International Soundphoto)
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prepare now for an all-out attack.
against dangerous moth* and moth larvao.
Before storing your winter dollies away for
the season lei us carefully dry clean and moth
Ureal them for you. We are now ntolh treat
ing all winter clothes FREE that we dry dean
within the next 90 days.
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Easy on the Dogs
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TOME'S NO DOUBT tint picketing
is bant on the. Sect, so J'*nmy
Dukes does his stint tor the Com
munications Workers of America
on the back of a donkey. He is pic
tured in front of the Walnut Tele
phone Exchange in San Antonin,
Tex. (International Soundphoto)
The Veterans Administration
reports that on March 18 it had
the record number of 101,519 pa
tients in its hospitals. Of the to- |
tal, it was stated that 5i,940 were
mental cases.
The House of Representatives
has voted 159 to 82 to bar the use
of State department funds to es
tablish a diplomatic mission at the
Vatican unless the head of that
mission in confirmed by the Sen
ate The State department had
asked for .«•"'?400 to establish a
mission to the Vatican.
The House of Kepresentaotives
has passed a $46,207,177,554 de
fense-appropriation bill for 'the
year beginning next July 1. The
House cut $4,713,845,216 from the
amount requested by President
Truman. The bill now goes to the
Senate, which is expected to re
store some of the funds cut out by
the House.
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zTlge United States Public Health
service reveals in its annual re
porti\recently issued, that average
life expectancy of Americans has
now reached sixty-eight years. At
the be finning of the present cen
tury American lire expectancy
was only forty-seven years. The
report also said that 370,UbO more
int swtai -SJ1
I United states During the year
ending last* July 1 about 142.690
were added, \half of them with the
aid of federal money.
The report\ shows that infant
deaths decreased from one hun
dred per thousand births in 1915
to about twenty-nine per thou
sand in 1950. Total deaths in 1950
were 9.5 persons per thousand,
ten percent lqwer\ than ten years
ago, and tbe lowest rate ever re
corded. \
Not only the United States, the
report said, but the entire world
has seen “greater improvement in
health conditions” in the* last three
years "than in any similar period
in history.” It said death rates
had fallen drastically in Italy,
■Malta, Ceylon and Venezuela, and
,erovmeup strides,had been made
tsward, wiping out-malaria and
other diseases. This cowstry and
international agencies have play
ed a big role. “The longer life
line for the average man,” it was
stated, “may be traced in large
part to steady reductions in the
death sates for the infectious and
In another Washington report
it was revealed that the marriage
rate, which greatly increased in
the early part of the Korean war,
wassMsip sjiwwiv-mawfes. fw
the first sis month*. of 1B5J. were
six percent ahead of 1950, but in
•the last half'of 2§Si they-dropped
twelve percent below 1950.
The National Tamwerth Swine!
Show and Sale will be held inj
Winston-Salem on October 3-4. j
This will be the first national hog]
show and sale ever held in North
Carolina.
NOTICE TO HOUSE MOVING
CONTRACTORS:
Bid* will be received until 10:00
A. M. on Thursday, May 1, 1962,
in the office of the Right of Way
Engineer of the State Highway
and Public Works Commission,
First Division, Ahoskie, North
Carolina, covering the moving of
four buildings of frame construc
tion on Project 1-551, about three
miles southwest of Bear Grass.
North Carolina, and near the
Martin-Beaufort County Line.
Proposals may be received; by
writing to Mr. S. H. Williams,
Righ of Way Engineer, at Ahos
kie, North Carolina, and infor
mation concerning the proposed
work and its location may be
had from Mr. R. J. Peel, Jr.,
Resident Engineer at Williams
ton, North Carolina. u-22 2t
NOTICE OF
I hereby announce my candidacy for Judge
of the Martin County Recorder’s Court, subject
to the wishes of the voters in the May'31 primary.
If nominated and elected I will work for the
best interests of our county and all its people.
Any and all support accorded my candidacy
will be appreciated to the fullest.
I
J. S. AYERS
NOTICE OP PUBLICATION
North Carolina, Martin County—
In Superior Court,
Mabel le Church vs Randolph
Church.
The defendant, Randolph
nrim' ■*»>
action entitled as above has been
commenced in the S-apesi&r-Ccuri
Martin County, North Carolina, to
t>bta&-a&~afe&Mute” divorce ep~4hc- ■
Kfounds of two years’ separation
and the said defendant will take
notice that he is required to ap
pear at >he office of the Clerk Su
perior Court said County at the
Courthouse in Williamston, N. C.
[on the 19th of May, 1952, or with
in twenty days thereafter, and
answer or demur to the complaint
in said action, or the plaintiff will
apply to the Court for the relief
demanded in said complaint.
This 18 day of April, 1952.
L. B. Wynne, Clerk
Superior Court,
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A Surry County growerjumped hie yield frees 1,190 to
2,110 pounds par acre. Tha» MO outn r—iih if 1 it l„
paamiir brought 906 more, profit par acre!
A Nwiawnoml County growor uaad aldrin and got
teek Metropound* cfjmmuttp* arm from heavy epU!
Hw yield went from 1,617 pounds on untreetod. feed to
2,590 on akMn-tnetod land. In doUam, that meant 917]
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not crop ndth higher quality. And that, of oowm,
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