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goodly number of legislative
event of general interest, and
g . . e of major Importance, took
I' the pact week. Among bills
3d was SB 294, which will sub
a Constitutional amendment
at t next general election on the
o on of raising the county gen
eral fund tax limit from a rate of
15c to 25c on the $100 property
valuation; HB 109, which generally
boosts' the marriage age upwards
Z years so that, among other provl
slonsi males and females must be
at Jeast 18, Instead of 16, before
they can marry without parental
consent; .and HB 229, banning the
"closed shop" and other labor con
fer ? features dear to the hearts of
k: .unions enacted in its origi
nal form,- without so much as a
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sition ouuide of it, coupled with
the decisive defeat on second read
ing in the Senate of SB 118 which
would nave provided a State wage
and hour law, had led some to term
uus an-anii-iaDor legislature, It is
aououui wueiner ttus term could
properiy be applied to a majority
of tne memDent, even If it were in
terpreteu to mean "anu-labor un
ion." bvme. memoers were aouot
less Iniiueuctto, aowever, Dy an un
derstauuaoie - reseiiunent tnuurd
some o uie national laoor leaders.
a aaiiiy..,! ut mcw Bais: :
HB on would, "provide a 5-day
40-nouiv woia. weex for state em
ployee; ' on would add to tne
t u. vuuuc uuisances any place
wuere uriiunenness or liguung fre
queuuy ucvtusi tut 01 Wouid es
taouttu uayugot saving time in tue
oiaie xioui ue last uaoay in Alar,
uiiui Ui utot. ounday in Oct.; ana
oti ooi wuilu uu.mtkse tae saianeS
oi superior vouix solicitors, exeiu-
oi exyuiae allowance, uoin
o.uuu to a,ou psf year.
uiuin uiaest: ';: ', .
bU aa4 - luu-oUuced by Senator
xv. joiiiu,uu. ikiuiui Mi. -. '"la
repeal secuuua a auu chapter
m oi tne aessiou lws oi Iwio and
to aineuu aecboiia a ana Z oi cnuu-
ter 20 ot tne aettoiuua xaw oi
ituaung to tne stuai'y ul tue
juutte auu uiicicor (ux uie klierai
county court oi iiupun."' tAa titie
inuiuates, would provide tnat sal
ary ot judge and prosecutins Attor
ney be fixed oy isoara oi county
commissioners . oi uuoiin county
at not lesa than $1800 ner year and
$1500 per year respectfully.) To
luoiciaiy x. , ,
HB 8J9 Introauced hv rt,,tlau
Alarch 20. - "To fix certain ieea of
sheriffs, mayors. Justices nt th
peace, Jurors, and otner officers In
Duplin County, and to amend Chap
u;r oo ox tne rublic Laws of 1937
and Chapter 85 of the Public Law.
i-xtra bession. 1924 reiatinn to
Jury trials the general county
court 01 said COUnty.". (Would oat
fees as indicated In title, according
to scneauie set out in bill in dtii
would proviae tnat fees in crimin
al av.uuu Uawe luaui 01 iiicui-
puiateu ciues auu Iowa in county
would be same as those herein fix
ed for justices of the peace. Would
provide that In addition to fees
enumerated in bill, or to any other
fees allowed by law, sheriff, dep
uty sheriff, constable or any otner
law enforcement officer of county
would be entitled to $10 fee for
seizing and destroying whiskev -till.
and that when such still Is seized
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LJ t . O. J. a it J- d
Toul-j i, N. C. ttule Colw.'.ie,
Ralelh. chairman of the , contest
committee In thl state." '
The contest carries . a ,$5,000
grand prize in 1948 provided by A
& P Food Stores and $5,000 in reg
ional prizes. The top award wilt go
to the breeder who develops the
most improved meat-type chicken.
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ValMlde partial and protraau ara braaf bi U paUanta in aUUtary and rUr
ana' hotpltals all avar Uu aatlon. afany arenelca, Inaladlag the Asaarlaaa
Bed Grata, kalp bring Chrlatmaa rlchf to tho bedside af tha aaaay who east
' be Imsm far ChriataMM.".
and destroyed and arrest is made compete with poultry breeders In
and conviction had' in connection 1 12 southeastern states In the 1947
therewith, such officer would re- phase of the nationwide Chicken
celve $25 fee.) To Salaries and , of tomorrow program with more
Fees.
Poulfrymen Eligible
To Enter Contest
Duplin County poultrymen will
than 4700 poultry raisers from this
county eligible te enter the compe
tition, according to D. D. Slade,
chairman of. the national Chicken-of-Tomorrow
contest committee.
"All that Is required to become
a part of this important breeding
campaign is a flock' of 50 baby
chickes hatched , between March
24, and 28," Slade said. "Poultry-
Southern Farm
Market Summary
' Southern ' hog marketings de
creased this week Jn the Ca FIa
Ala., direct marketing area. With
the seasonal drop In marketings, 8
major plants this week received a
total of 13,300 hogs, compared with
15,300 for the previous week. Clos
ing tops for hogs were $28.75 at
Louisville; and 24.25 to 24.50 in
the North Carolina area.
Cattle and calf arrivals changed
y.
BEMEMBEB TODAY'
TOMORROW
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hows oui.. t sui ply.
) Live fryaia i!utitiuui4 UUual, and
offerings of heavy breed fowl pick'
up some. Prices showed very litjtlu
change. ( ', ,
Gradually increasing egg , sup
plies were generally fully adequate
for demand and little change in
price listings.
Cotton prices were slightly low
er, although average price for Mid
dling 15jl6 inch was still around
35 cents a pound. V
POTATO ACREAGE DECREASED
Indications point to 10 decline
in the acreage of all I.-ish potatoes
for ciuiuut . .J l - '
for the majority of t..4 l
However, farmers who grow I
toes primarily for borne consu..
tion also' indicate reduction 1 1
their acreage for 1947. : f
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: c day in t3w aot-olstaiit future, the initial shipment of new Super-Coaches
il be rolling this way to join the Greyhound fleet . . bringing promise of
. , ore seats, mora comfort; better service when you travel the highways.
a. his is only one step toward finer transportation. But it is a step one of the
-iany to be taken in GreyhouncTa nationwide campaign of returning to the
. "jb travel ttandarda you haven't known since Pearl Harbor.
aid Greyhound la nor only nturpinj to hih standards, but la developir"
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