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foresters cooperatively employed
by the State and Federal govern?
merit are giving free service io
farmers and small woodland own
ers. Beichler estimates that to adev
quately - advise 1 North Carolina's
farm owners a total of 30 foresters
are needed. "Our farm foresters are
bq few that they' must spread their
work iar Mo tnln," lie said. "Some
have backlog of as many as IS
unfilled requests for-aid from far
mers.' "
He said that with its limited
means the State faces a big job
in helping farmers to (1) reforest
barren anj understoeKea lands, i
protect their lands from wildfires,
(3) reduce, damage from grazing,
and (4) refrain from overcuttiug
their timber.
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No, Vo, Congrets!
. Ifctf Rif IWii Pull a fioow
ire -Save Forests
Ivt. K. Beichler, Bute Forester,
iated today that about 80 of the
Bgs,, pulpwood, poles, piling and
ether forest products used by
forth Carolina's forest Industries
me from' farm woodlands and
other small timber holdings. How
ever, he made this sobering state
ment: "Three out every four owners
are cutting their timber destruct
ively. What trees are left are often
finished off by repeated wild fires
and ' unrestricted grazing.
The State Forester said that
taueh of the destructive cutting
can be blamed on the lack of ade
quate teaching assistance to the
farm owners. Under the Norrls
Doxey Farm. Forestry Act 7 farm
Dwindling sutmlies of hoes th
week brought an uneveness in the
prices with tops at J21.5Q.
' Kuithern rattle nriees have trend
ed upward since mid-February.
Mast markets this week showed
eattle d rices ud 50 cents and more
per 100 pounds for both slaughter
cattle and stackers.
Broiler sunoles were liberal in
most producing areas. Central
North Carolina supplies were heavv
hut in flood demand at mostly un
changed prices. Prices f.o.b. North,
Carolina farms were 27 cents icr;
broilers and from 28 to 32 cents
for heavy bens.
At Friday's dose, middling 15-16
inch cotton averaged 32.56 cents a
pound compared with 32.66 cents
a week ago. Prices fluctuated very
narrowly most of the week.
College Men May
Get Commission
College men may now recei e
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SPECIALS
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IN ROSE HILL
Corduroy Caps
Leather Caps
Sweat shirts
Marlboro Sport Shirts ,
Marlboro Dress Shirts
Other Dress Shirts "
Shino Work Shirts I
"Other Shirts
Leather Jackets
Wool Jackets , A
Zelan Jackets . .
Overalls: -
'IJiOt Dress Hats, $3.95 to $6.95
MfnyOiher Bargains:1
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Would Licence Owners
Instead of the Dogs
- Licensing of dog-owners instead
of dogs as a means of eliminating
many so-called dog problems is
urged by Harry Miller, Director,
Gaines Dog Research Center, New
York City. - ....... -. ,
The average pet is pretty much;
what his owner makes him, Mr.
Miller states. Therefore, licensing
the dog-owner would place re
sponsibility where it properly be
longs. Prior to licensing, the doe
owner would be qualified as to his
ability to provide the dog with a
ln umiie, as weu as ine exer
cise, training, etc., the dog requires.
Only through some such new sys
tem of licensing can most of the
present-day dog difficulties be
done away with, and more useful,
happier lives for pets assured, he
says.
The Gaines Dog Research Cen
ter reports a growing sentiment In
many sections of the country for
use of present dog license fees in
a manner directly beneficial to the
dog. Considerable resentment ' is
being expressed in some commu
nities against the practice of using
dog tax funds for building and
maintenance of highways and
other general non-dog - purposes
never anticipated by those who
put dog licenses on the statute
books, it is stated.
direct commissions in the Army
announced 1st Sgt. Norwood Liles,
of the U. S. Army and U. S. Air
Force Recruiting' Station today.
Applications are being accepted
for such branches as ' Infantry,
Field Artillery, Armored-Cavalry,
Coast Artillery Corps, Guided Mis
siles and Corps of Engineers.
To be qualified applicants mus:
be between 19 and 31, of excellent
moral character, a male citizen of
the United gtates and must have
served 1 year in the Armed Forces.
Educational requirements are two
years of college and one-half the re
quired credits for a baocalaureai
degree.
Men who qualify in these require
ments should visit the U. S. Army
and U. S. Air Force Recruiting
located at the Odd Fellows Bldg ,
N. John St. Goldsboro for assist
ance In filing applications.
Plans Given PJC
Summer Term
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announced today by the Registrar's
office at Presbyterian; Junior Col
lege. Preparatory Department Sum
mer School will begin Mondsy.
June 6, and College Department
begins one . week later, June , 13.
The second seniester of both de
partments opens' July 18.
Rev. P Leslie Bullock, professor
of Bible at Flora Macdonald Col
lege, addressed the students of PJC
at chapel recently on tne sudjbci:
"The Soft Under-Spots of Character".-
GAYLE
The World s
Greatest Medium
Born with strange POWERS. Will
tell you what you want to Know
without asking questions. Will re
move evil influence from around
you. Reunite the separated and
will guide you in all affaivs of
LIFE, LOVE and BUSINESS.
WHY REMAIN IN DOUBT? SEE
TUTS RIFTED MEDIUM TO-DAY.
Look for GAYLE hand sign at 251
Castle Hayne Road, continuation or
Mnrth ath Kt - Route 117. Will
mlngton, N. C. 1-3 mile "beyond
City Limits open vaiux.
Air Base Bus passes door. Located
in nam hnme NOT IN TRAILER.
THREE YEARS in SAME LOCA
TION. Not here l.jday and gone
tmorrow.
Plans for Summer School were L
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LOCAL 1EGISLATI0H
Issue By Institute of Government
This series of weekly summaries
are not Intended as a report on all
legislation, but of matters of in
terest In Duplin County.
Liquor
. Last week HB 270, the liquor
referendum bill initially given the
best chance of success, was report
ed unfavorably by a vote of 26 to 4
in the House Propositions and Grie
vances Committee.' Unable to mus
ter V4th of the committee member
Ship needed to bring out a minority
report, Rep. L. A. Martin moved on
Thursday of this week to have his
bill taken from the unfavorable
calendar and presented to the
House on its merits. Answering the
first roll-call on a liquor bill in sev-
Leral sessions, 54 members voted to
revive the bill and 51 voted agalrst
removing it from the unfavorable
calendar. The. motion failed for
lack of 2-3rds vote needed under .
House rules. No efforts have beer,
made to resurrect the Senate ref
erendum bill. It Is safe to predict
that there will be no state-wide
liquor referendum In North Caroli
na in the next two years.
Duplin County
HB 371 - Introduced by Outlaw,
Feb. 15 (Calypso taxing power) Mar.
8, reported favorably by Senate
committee; Mar. 9, passed 2nd read
ing in Senate; Mar. 10, passed 3rd
reading; Mar. 11, ratified.
HB. 486 - Introduced by Outlaw,
Feb. 24 (Construction contracts)
Mar. 9, reported favorably by Sen
ate committee; Mar. 10, passed 2nd
and 3rd readings in Senate; Mar. 11
ratified.
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You luuw how many
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ground in the middle?
This disc is designed to
prevent this trouble. Try
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flat and level and well pulverized.
Best of all, with Ford Tractor Hydraulic
Teuch Control, you angle the gangs or
Straighten them . . . with finger tip case
. . . for turning, cross
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Saves wear on the
disc, tractor fuel and
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' Nylon Sweaters
'Nylon Sweaters -
, Wool Sweaters reduced too.
v : Tr Miracle Tread Dress Shoes - .
Friedman Shelby Play Shoes .
'59ePrlnts
Dresses '
Skirts
! ' 'Mojud Hose, Slips, Pants, Maiden Form Bras,
l - Haynes Panties
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" Was .05 NOW 3.48,
Was 7.50". NOW
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Was 7.95 NOW- 4J5
Was 5.95 NOW 3.95
Was 1.19 NOW ,1.00
$1.50 to 92.00
98c to $29
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Was 1.98 NOW 1149
NEW SPRING MERCHANDISE ARRIVING DAILY
Boys T-Shirts and Sweat Shirts
Jack Shirts '
Flannel (plaid and solid colors)
Sweaters .
' Sweaters (wool) . . : . .
Pull-over Shirts . v
Corduroy Overalls v J
Hats ' : ,
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