arns Democrats
out Republican
arty Slush Fund
Nnlionni I \ ('.litiirmtm
t rttr- Ih-mocrnt*. S o
V* oik Hard
Sterhi ti V Mir h- 11. ( hairrnan
of fin Demoeraitc National Com
mittee. has warned Democratic
Patty workers that Kanin, feiins
are trying "to buy victory' in a
desperate tttempt t<> u in the 195*.
election.
Mitchell's warning came in a
telegram to national committee
men and women and state rhah
ltnen and v:ce chairmen as evi
dence of the multi-million-dollar
GOP l.ot - minute desperation
campaign continued to mount.
" All report to national headquar
ters indicate tii.lv. is i unroot;
Strongly to Stevenson and Spark
fnan, ' Mitchell - net in his wire,
‘.‘but we must redould. our efforts
in next two weeks to hold advan
tage.
••Republicans will spend mil
lions in these two weeks to try to
HBv victory by saturating all me
dia and by stepping up personal
me:,) tactic- used by Nixon. Mc
Carthy Dewey and others against
Stevenson and Sparkman.
T\vo-nulhon dollar radio - TV
lilie hits in last two weeks of Oc
tohe. GOP has quarto! of a nrl
linn worth of billboard advertis
ing.
We don't have thi funds to
n , teh this huge Republican out
re We rton t resort to smearing.
This means that it is up to local
'siit akp!'" imei jin-rim t worker* to
iin.it the Republican slush fund
smear campaign with the
truth about the Democratic ico
ord. with the truth about Gover
nui Stevenson and Senator Spark
man."
The Republicans have purchas
ed fk.500 large billboards through
out the nation at a cost of $227.
500.
The billboards have been pur
chased in almost every state. In
some states almost all available
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Baptist Young IVopIo Got Recognition
Pictured with the pastes. the Rev. K (1. Conklin, and religious education director, Miss Emilyn
Wagner the young people of the Baptist church hi re wen - given recognition recently tor their work
as Roval Ambassadors and the Girl- Auxiliary !• out row. left to right. Arthui Clayton Crofton,
Jill Warren, Roger Wayne Forbes. Wa.vnne Cobuie Morns Parker and Stewart Bullock. Second
row left to right Ralph Heatts, James Copeland. Mar'.' Emma Peele Mary Jo Miller and Miss Emi-_
Ivn Wagnei Third low left to right. Car I vie Brown. Becky Lou Forbes. Janice Savage, Anne Dar-' *
den FJva Jo Williams and ,Jane Peele Bar i: r-.w lef< to right Roger Cntcher. Jr . Rev E. •
Gordon Conklin, Mack Bvrtim. Jr Victor Brown, Ji Billy Dudley. Elton Rawls and Alfred Glass.
Science Studies Two-Tailed Mouse
I-E-rtttl. RJ V tK, \ - Not
only political parties are split this
year Evidence of a division in the
animal world is also apparent. But
unlike the election year phenom
enon, the split in this little mouse's
tail is a very rare thing.
One of the world’s largest breed
ers of mice for experimental work
said that in his 22 years of rais
ing 25,000 mice u week, he had
never seen such a specimen. The
double annendaet naved this one’s
life, because she was to h used
as a test animal here at Lederle
Laboratories.
One scientist said that instead
of injecting this mouse they would
now attempt to mate her and get
a batch of little "fork-tailers" He
theorized that maybe they would
be useful in research work that
requires tail injections “If you
made a mistake on one,’’ he said,
"you could tust trv the other tail.”
Interesting Bits Of
Business In U. S.
t
There are more civilians on the
federal payroll than the total pop
, ulation of the 13 American Col
onies m 177(i . The Commerce
Deport m* nt reports personal m
i-otne in the United States during
the In st eight months ot the u-nr
| was 5 per cent higher than n ‘he
| same 1951 period . . Corpora
tions have more motley. too then
working capital was at a new
I high of $85 7 billion at the end
of June . And -r ush dividends
publicly reported were $5,764 mil -
lion during the first three quart
ers of 1952 up 4 per cent over
-■pace has been bought up by the
Republicans Billboards in almost
i every large city in the nation have
been bought by the G.OP.
George W Rail, executive di
rector of the Volunteers for Stev
enson and Sparkman, first re
vealed the Republican Party's
plans to saturate radio and tele
vision audiences with a two mil
lion-dollur advertising campaign
in the final days <>t the campaign.
-mil! 1 .
used on radio and TV stations to
blanket 62 counties in 12 key
states with Eisenhower propagan
da. The GOP hopes to sell the
General to the public as if he
were a tube of toothpaste or ji
ja' of shaving cream.
SAFETY
>
WHIRS
BAIANCEP
the first three quarters of last
vein , . A record 957 milium
pounds of frankfurters were piv
dueed m the first eight months
ol the year, or about 550,000 miles
of hot dogs
Output of all meat in 1952 may
rise to the 1947 peacetime high.
North Carolina, Martin Coumv
NOTH’!*: OF SAI.H
Under and by virtue of the
I power of sale contained m a cer
| tain Deed of Trust executed by
|D. M. Roberson and wife Kthel G
Roberson, dated tile second rfu> of
I February 1951, and recorded in
Hi ok 11 5, at page 174 in the of
tire ol the Register of Deeds of
Martin Counts'. North Carolina,
'default having been made in the
payment of the indeptedm s
thereby secured, and said Deed
of Trust being by the terms there
of subject to foreclosure, the und
ersigned Trustee will offer for
sale at public auction to the high
est bidder f«H cash, at the Court
j house dooi m Wilhamston. N C ,
at Noon on the 24th day of Nov
ember. 1952, the property convey
ed in said Deed of Trust, the
same lying and being in Martin
County. North Carolina. VVil
Ilium Ion T«w"shi|i. and more par
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MARGOLIS
BROS.
ticularly described as follows: j
First A tract of land in Mar-j
tm County, North Carolina ad-I
joining the lands of Steven Bul
lock (now owned by C. D. Bul
lickj. S. A. Mobley (now owned
by S. C Griffin), James E. Grif
fin and other.-, and beginning at
i point in the property line of
theAtlantic Coast Line Railroad
re. ht-of-wav, it being a point 159
feet from the center of the ditch
mar the culvert under the At-*
lantie Coast Line Railroad near
the underpass, at the corner of
the property of James R. Griffin
thence along the right-of-way of
iu Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
S. 85 degrees. 40 min. W. 3019 feet
to a stake, Steven Bullock land
(now owned by C. D Bullock):
thence along the line of the Bul
lock land, "now owned bv C. D
Bullock, N. 17 degrees. E 2700
lei t to a corner, tile S. A. Mob
ley land (now owned by S. C.
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Griffin (: (hence N. <55 deg. E. 100
feet thence N 84 deg. 30 min. E.
190 feet: thence N. 72 deg. E. 180
feet: thence S 8fi deg E. 200 feet:
thence S. 70 deg. E. 300 feet:
thence N. 78 deg. E 217 feet:
thence N. 80 deg. E. 200 feet:
thence N. 75 deg. 200 feet: thence
N 50 deg. 30 min. E. 100 feet:
thence S. 70 E 85 feet: thence
N 10 deg 30 min E 50 feet:
thence S. 70 de?. E. 85 feet to an
iron axle: thence S. 9 dee W
’.4." 5 . 1 thence 3. 57 deg W 03
feet: thence S. 25 deg W. 130
feet: thence S. 23 deg. W 55 feet:
thence S 22 deg. S 55deg. E 63
feet: thence N. 84 deg. E. 100
f©t*t * TsJ 50 F 165
fee*: thence S. 78 deg. 30 min. R
80 feet: thence S. 69 deg. E. 175
fee t: thence S. 38’ dc-g. 30 rain.
E. 50 feet: thence S. 21 deg. E. to
the line of James E. Griflin:
thence S. 4 deg. E. along the line
of the land of James E. Griffin
to a stake in the properv line of
the right-of-way of the Atlantic
Coast Line Railroad, the point of
beginning.
The above described tract of
land is all of the land described
in the deed dated December 29,
19*3, and of record in the Public
Registry of Martin County in
Book D-4, page 335, from J II
Gray and wife and H. A. Johnson
and' wife to Ethel G. Roberson,
except that part heretofore con
veyed to James E. Griffin, and is
part of what is more commonly
known as the Blount or Cun
ningham Farm.
It is understood that the to
bacco acreage on this tract of
land is fifteen (15) or sixteen (16)
acres.
Second A tract of land begin
ning at a point 120 feet from the
western edge of a street designat
ed as Second Street m Edgewood
Subdivision, at a point where said
street intersects the McCaskv
Road, which was formerly owned
by J S and H. S. Whitley, and
being a port of the land convey
ed to John B Roberson and Grac*
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being a part of Lots Naos. 2. 3
jand 4. as shown by ’he Edgewooc
; Subdivision map which is of rec
lord in the Public Registry of Mar
itin County: thence running along
< the McCasky Road north 33 de
i grees west 120 feet to a stake
Mhence running north 00 degrees
30 minutes erst 105 feet to i
stake: 1 hence south 33 degree!
east 120 feet ' ■ a stake: thencf
south 60 degrees 30 minuti s wes1
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