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Atlanta I
life in
in H
pica cf '.
son It
w. k.
Henry
that on I
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was
ed at
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(tame,
.d.we ily
3a In, ''
ire ; -
I ; y ' JrV '23, of
1 'v :') soniwmced to
.,. Sialic Prison
: jie entered a
.first degree tor
ir C 'Hit Jude
i j rev ' m. V 'mi tied
t of I i. & 8.e et
1 M': ? on the
' f pe, of
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,ii ail connection
,-i '.urn and ifc.e O-v-
i rter Ki" iy'S lfi' j i-i a
j lea of gu.l'y to first
ti iiit ,' the.?' ctoapmijory
iiv:; down the
I.f" n heard evi
; Y. FonJjr,
" ' n-!s, Mars
Tr. JT-'t
a . ,. n
Get 'Life Sentence.
CiLert Lee IL.ry, Jr.,
JEALTIIDEPT.
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irt,f,,l .
. yx' stii.t Wed., C
c;
March 1 12 Tioon '
, flier .'f Cn:'J I'.-V'h Clinic IT-alUi Ccn-
, ii T!ry
tor. . a:
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FRIDAY, LIARCII 3
''According to'- James ;M; SteW'
art, assistant apricultuirtal agent,
forestrees can: ibe (made to pay
a good - income to their owners.
The awmit xf income 'wail, de
pend on ith degree of. the mwut
RgiimiMit tffie Jorest trees 'recieved.
To i 'iint out oaiie'' of the- ifchings
v.'.-i. hi t Le considered itt good
i ,i" .eiuont of timiiber trees e
' ibeen . echeduled for Faildiay
i t'la 3, at It :30 p.,im. This dera'r
Oi. .tratiori will !be out a trat'of
owned by Cliiwe Wluitt, Jwihlch
! n or Il's'hwa.y 19-23, ne
i T. t of iMara 'HH1, opposite
Glva " ' ''t's resldonee.
To i ' .t -V. v1 'iinonetration,
Exfcp, ' j.i, ' ii 1 Speoiallat,
Leonard iT ' i ' en, -and- Al 'Cuiry,
TViA I t i "1 ."be present.
Some of the iU.in3 iwihicih will be
covered ait tfie 3 monetiration are
haw itree grows, f Halblishimenit
and are o a pliairi: i and crop
tree selection' a.nd n ' ig..
This, demonatru'" n . '1 ihe con
ducted ijih.a 3 j .'! iwl.itc
pine "planliJiion ".J "f e - t and
return, per acre, ; iv i 5 e miaJe
avali'inUe." The t,,j '" fjrma
tun f rt will be riv ', rt l'-i-d.
ino"' 'ration v, ' 1 i s ''" '
a 1 v "l be 'i ' . i t
u j da a j ( ' 'I
cdl am
hour 4
vaala' ' i
Mad! i
be on
paira "
oaipan i. .
af the i
tlnrou, '
State 1
drivers 1
by ' ipr.
tieruta
Thia s
a'.nwB)-'
fee .v
aiw'o
bu"
tu:
ed i
as i
dor'."'
I
i '
ii -J
, bur' y : a
: tion '
be g
y ilre '.nciut a'ecoim
i doctors. )
. . ' i 7 ! ..
12 .noon;-1:00 p. im.4:C!) p. mi-
Goneial Lununlzation Clmic
Health Oi.T.ter.
F.jii., Mardh 10 9:00 '. m.
' (Continued' To Ijast Page)
v. .. ... W i
3 .uHonJ'T-i-'uy .
Nae Disposed 'To Go AH
Out" For Its Abolition
" . In North Carolina '
; Gov. Samfordf said iMonday ithat
" generally epenVmsf be does not
:' anm ''MnnSflJ Ainuidmient. . .-
However, the 'governoar - told 8iia
i news itcmfierence he da not , dia-
posed "to go all out", and favor
its abolition in pforifn Catrolana M
the piresent tkne. '
' ' "I'm convinced capital punish
: men 'has not done r-ub to deter
capital crimes," E--.ord. said. "I
' think the trend is iaway from dt
and it ought to ibe eiway from it."
The (rovernor's commenta were
GOV. SANFORD ;
PROVES IIELP V
TO WESTERN N. C
Work' To Attract Industry
And Highway Building
Would Be Pushed
in answer to a q
The, re
porter A;lirr the questkxrti noted
1' ;vt Cie General Assembly to ex
p(xtd to ireceive a flill calling for
V a t ' oK&ion of capital punjsft
mw.t ii,i tlie state. ' i
iL-v if jiswer to other questions at
Lis news coherence, the governor
1. f id il e ifiws a EcpuS.lifan
f ...-j .:; j fir a
f ' - t, c ' t' e i -"-"i'y
it - a
X a C i
1 to ?
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..e c
Lnurtda if r
r, Ralph V.
Gov' Sanford aaid Monday h
expects; to push for greater, eco
nomic development f tme states
undeveloped areas.
Sanifard's comments came at' lus
news conference when a reporter
recalled that he had described the
western section of tfhe state las a
"stepchild" in ,W . campaign last
"I don't think the has .been
neglected afy more it'ir:l t' e East
dm 1 it
County in-cici, a i
was toff some .
that of .19-59.
ASQ Office .Hair
Raimsey, said thi.t t' e 19C0 pro
diwinan data report liioh woi
completed this past .v ek eveal3
that' 2894 of he 2970 aWotment
farms nuairketed 6.023,138 (pounds
of tobacco from "their 1960 crop
whereas' the irecords reveale that
568,180 ipounda (Were marketed
tram the 1959 orop. Itaimaey fur-
4ihr ointed out ififoat Uownty s
vSeOJ iper aflre oni the .' I960 crop
waa, 2039 pounds toompairea hq isi
9A rounds (for 1959 which indi-
raies a idroo ; of 117 i ipouaids per
aicre. iSweiwy-eut aillotimenit (lainms
flailed o ;"; (produce ''any -part'of
Uieir aJaotted acreage mje iiacx
of Jdaiito or1 labor or 6ime othr
reason.; The County ;iinideirpiaiBit-
A irflid .tA iBJant lus.e acres
of its : ailotted acreage; which -if
mmverted' to doUairs ambcates
Cstab Madison Ooumty lost.aippirox-
imateliv ' $160,000.00 of its ipoten
taal income from tobacco In, lSbu.i
For ' 1960, only three - fammers
Ahose ito mot voluntary dispose ol
their1 excess tobacco acreage .and
pay the penalty of 48c per pouna
on the excess acreage. , 1 ne -mount
of" excess aorease on these
tihrea fanrna was 0.22 acres and
the .penalty ; paidl amounted to
(Continued To lrt Teze)
.ok f
Ander.: ,
the Fa;
announ
. .Mr. A
000,000 t
ed by t' e 1.
propiriiitions
released to
Adminstrat
faidemand
;;:Thia move
S.':"ilepairtn
UtAel B '-t t
i farmei i lio ne
ryi to c iT.y oi
i Mosatiw i, Wi I--
suip' '-visor f ji
ne Ajdaiiinstraition
or the Nor
"But they 1
the Jtate of ;
seen, in tt e C
ureas of
i t:.i:.'.
1
1 to ff 1 '
t me 1
II'
i said that a $35,
,ncy f und provid
1 Agmoulturial Ap
it hae just been
:e .Fanmers Home
,to meet IJhe grow
r credit.
as taken by iftie U.
t of ' Agrioulture,
... L i
Mr,': Andrsou sand, uni ami. eitora.
to make terfctin, within the uth-
and if 'ftda lavailaWe, tnai
no . qualL'lel faimijy-type (fammer
will be Tequirod to ive wp lamiii
intr hecauise cf his inability (to fi-
namee his 1C 01 operaitioins. .
RivMiiiRfl of Jncih . operaiang
eoats and unXavorable imargine Of
nrofits musny fanmers have ex
hausted tl.tjir iregular sources
farm operating . credit . The
(Continued To Last Fge)
To f -es!c Tuesday
r f i ii . i
, j. a:.e iu-
i a .ecutrcd wKUe Garner
q f roe on Ibond ini the North
C W.iina case and figihting extra
II is charged m the .Sept, as,
19v5, robbery of Orsoni Jjbiwsot
in the Laiwson home amd etoa-e 4n
the community of. Bhutan to Uttaa
ison County, ' , v , v .
n n D.IuTino
Group At Mart Mill
-... ' Tuesday1 -
of
bulletin
: 'CASE CONTINUED -
At : ti reauest jof itfie, defense
counsel, Judge W. K. MoLean this
morning continued mne - na.rji
case, to Une May term ox vrmuiw
court here.' . ,
TKa iNUMnn for the continuance
wa due to- ipsTjfficient tame for
the defense to preparevone u.
rniiH! adiourned at noon.waay
..." : i.r?s.
imj wiUl resume nomorivw .v--
day) morning t: 9 :00 o'ciocx.
, Speaks Ti
BROADCAST '
VILL FEATURE
SPIRITUAL KiiDS
TI Jrfnm Ddtunno, of Hot
Springs, mi the: principal epdak-
w a4 the cegiulair anoneny nwi-
lina- of the Madison 3oumty Mea-
kal Society Tuesday v evening at
the Maira HiiU echool caiieterja.-'-
Dr. Ditunno spoke on prospeots
of, the eition of a county no':
pdtal and tpged the gronp (to sup
port the tnovement.' s'
Wnl rtOBilM' BMS. VBtUS.. ' WTO.
niwu,nihTvraii!4W 'voted to .endorse
ntwrni for a wuwty hospital This
knonitiiif movement . was Snitnated
by the Marshali Chamber of Com'
Dr. W. O. Duck, "of Mairs, HiU,
mwaiinnt. Twesided. ; , . J
Attndinn" 1he meeti'niBr Tulas-
kdav night were Drs. Duck, Ernest
Poweld, Charles FoweH, W . a
Rams. Lawrence Spninikle, of Wea
verville, J. C.' Bradley, of Wea
verville, Lawrence MjuEJroy, H.
E. Bolinger, ; Bruce Sams, Ed
NUes, P. ff. Dimwiddie,, William
A. Whitson land Dr. John Ditun-
no. , . '
. s 1 1
si: hi
rs
.T.Turs-
How one of the mlation's largest
wiT8 mieets the spiri
tual meeds in the Uinited States
wl'J be broaJcaet at 8:30 featur-
1 c r '1
- i. ' J
U.S. Savinss Dcnds
Qirta- Fo --State -,-.
.... - .at ..
Ii"C3IfCC3,C:p
cover 0 a
C. Izn-Tl. . .
news tfroia ti' . j t--. ,
we feel tiit t'.,a re.i-
both the Cibiaen and tl.e T
regard to tfiie fire on 41ie .a
College ' cannpus gave ti e
Wiiill HWYummnatv and it-.e
College some unwarranted and ad-
verse "uVtiiuiy.
There are two thin, 3 , . e
feel thatithe readers of, tie C i-
Tianea should know im regarj t
fflwis puMioity. :. il) The tern
oal non-stu.oent3" wina'cn w ;
ed in the articles does mot rr
(heicMizens of ttihe town f 1
Hill, 4u refars to I
flrom outlying cwmmurr
The terms "trouLle m al,. 1 "
'dialbrii 111066, greatly t.-
ated the aotuai epnions," -
was also reference to tixni..-
itween students and local s
dents. We feel tl.at 1' N r
grossly es.ifrgerativl i ' i ' "
ditions. The- x-r-'
non-students mv 1 t i! '
sponhlMe S r tl.i i
OUt fiU'l, ' ' ' '
wan : - 1. "e '
in tr.e 'rs
tl:e
any s . - .
r. r
T-"
Ai. f .
Tail A. ':
to
S
3
:)
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Thell. St -Treasury-.
r,i .rh-l ' i' lias as-'
c :..a f -?:i. :0,CC3.'to
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