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of si .matelv 250 Division 3
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employees, of the State Highway
and Public Works Commission on
Oct 29, General Counsel R. Brookes
Peters outlined Commission policy
on highway advertising signs, ana
called for the cooDeratlon of all em-
pteyes tn enforcing the regulations
applying to them'.
Pointing out that no signs are
permitted 0anx ,StaterCpntrpUed
rujni-oi-way,-. x-eiers- summaruea
other restrictions which the Com
mission places yup(jn, the, fraction,
of. sigiuuSigns. ha aldmay- net
be; erected within the Interior an-
,nn SO feet to tlie nvfel suction
of highways pi -na rrow. rUjltf-of-way,
widths.,' ..:.;. s-AA
. ''While we havctthe .authority U
remove signs erected in violation
of, the law, we recognize, the rights
of tbe-owriers of the signs. They
tive. Let us coiu.ue to work wiUi
thetn to have signs properly en:4- ,
eel, rather tbaq be forced to
againsjU them. to-.havA-thetu fau,
down and removed when imDroo-
lerly-erected." Mr. Peters, conclu-
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'ESSONS IN DOG CARE ... A new concept ol the respontlbllitle. of kennel. Is exemplified by Mrs. Olg
- '7iw. Inrl New York, who puti children through a course in pet care before allowing them
fP?WJ'Ettto L d Moselle Lowry how to pet the dog (top left), tb
Snt &Sfa& leash (flop rig'h.) d Ute nse of Ute Indoor kennel (lower). Other instrucuo.
far'-- aroominsi and rudimentary obedience training,
Southern Farm
Market Summary
rw 9irwlinine nork prices
i and seasonally increased runs of
' hogs at markets helped pull prices
down further this week, with de
clines ranging from $1 to as much
as $2.50 a hundred pounds.
' Closing tops at Carolina cash
" buying stations were $23.24 to $24.
. Fall cattle marketings continued
" heavy with prices at southern mar
kets showing little change and tra
ding moderately active.
Broiler markets were unsettled
with farm prices in Central North
Carolina around 30 cents a pound.
Heavy hens were steady at 24 to
26 cents.
Eggs sold steady for locally pro
duced offerings, with top prices to
retailers 67 cents a dozen in Ral
eigh. Cotton prices Friday averaged
32.28 cents a pound,,compared to
32.34 cents a week earlier.
Meat production under Federal
inspection for the week ending Oct
ober 18 totaled 308,000,000 pounds.
When a black cat crosses your
path, simply look out for the cars,
as you ought to do anyway.
Roadway Signs Are
Subject Of Meet
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Our Boys Are Coming Home - Our Boys Who Made It Possible For A Home To Come To By Giving
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Their All -To Be Laid To Rest In Their Native Soil; Flags Have Been flying At Hall Mast. Duplin Was
Fortunate Not To Lose Any More Than We Did. We Are Justly Proud Of Those Boys Who Could Return.
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