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LOCAL LEGISLATIM ;
Issue By Institute of Government
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A now automobile inspection bill.
KB 876, which arrived In the House
' tblt week, requires an annual In
spection according to a schedule
based on the year of the car's
fturafdrture. Additional lanes will
probably be established, and the
: i.n.j aniiM ntwn far business for
longer periods during the day. A
crowded House calendar prevent
action oo SB 179, which provides
- umI fr innDMtion of used can
rough into the State, so thla is
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one more issue to be resolved be
fore adjournment.
Duplin CVnnly:
i HB - Introduced by Outlaw.
?i.-.r. 4 (Wallace charter) JMar. o.
'cportc-d favorably by House Com-!
mlttec; Mar. 16, passed 2nd reading
In House; Mar. 17, passed 3rd read,
ing in House; Mar. 18, received In
Senate, sent to Counties, Cities and
Towns.
HB 920 - Introduced by Outlaw,
Mar. "17 (Wallace Liquor Stores)
"Authorizing the establishment of
cnsssv;;:N its safe
Exam Open
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$ti
Farmers in our section
always puts mixed fertiliz'
under their cotton and
tide-dresses with natcnel
Chilean soda. Three yean
ages they couldn't get no
fU and bad to leave off
die side-dress. That year
for the first time we had
plenty of rust.
an vmtmitlon for probational
(permanent) appointment to the
position 01 juoreuruiugiwM
v.. cbj ap.r and SP-6 grades
tilw t- )
has been announced by the weather
Bureau. Entrance salaries range
from $2498. to $2974.' per' annum
Vacancies to be filled are in the
states of Ala., Fla, Ga.Miss.. .
a n mi Tnn; Further Informs-
.;'.,. ln,i jinniiriition forms may be
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obtained at any first or second class
post office. Completed applications
must be received in the office of
the Executive Secretary, Board of
U. Civil Service Examlneri.
Weather Bureau, Box 4718, Atlanta
2, Ga.. not later than April 11, 1949.
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Margaret doesn't look handicapped. She doesn't .wear
6 wripplrhair. But she S COm-
bracesorcruicu -t . hMrlni,
nletelv deaf. Margaret is receiving orw o
piexeiy ,aeai. 5 mimiata with others and live
and care is made
a more normal me ou children through
STS: of rErSearHave Vou bought your Easter
Seal supply? .
Next year, we got our soda
again and done lie we
always done before. And we
didn t get no rust at all!
Somebody say the soda in
natchel nitrate acts k- H' c
potash on rust. Maybe
how come we got rust when
we didn't get to use no soda.
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a town liquor control store In the
Town of Wallace upon a vote cf
the people and providing for the
allocation of the net proceeds from
the operation of such store." (Au
thorizes board of commissioners on
its own motion, and requires it on
petition signed by 19 of tha vo
ters of the town, to' call an eleet'on
on thfi question of the operation of
liquor stores; election is to be car
ried by a majority of the votes cait.
and if carried, " mayor and com
missioners are to create and ap
point a 3-member board of alco
hol control, the members of whicn
are to sorve for staggered three
year terms. Ten per cent of the net
profits are to goto the county for
welfare work, and 90 are to be
turned over to the general fund j',
Ihe town to be used lor recreation,
education or other governmental
purposes.) To Propositions and
Grievances.
HB 921 - Introduced by Outlaw.
Mar. 17 "Relating to tha fees oi
the jurors in Duplin Cauntv.'
(Amends G.S. 9-5 to provide C.-.
the ixnnntv rommiEC i; c :.U1 .
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sation for different chr. a.. jf Ju
rors within the $2 to $5 ..:mts set
nut In that section, and provides
that jurors may receive, travel' al.
lowance of 4c a- mile for one tni
per day from home to court.) To
Salaries and Fees. '
"Mack" Williams
Dies At Oteen
t AD r fark Williams, 34,
died Wednesday morning, Mar.. IB
at the VA hospital, oteen, aiier
year's illness. He is survived by his
wife, the former Katie Herring of
this county; his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. B. Williams of near Mt.
Olive; five brothers, Wiley, Troy,
neuvers at Camp Forrest, Tenn., he
was accidentialiy struck a hard
blow on the head. When he re
covered, he found himself in Greens
boio in civilian clothes and unable
mjiMihpr lila name.
Ma .hanxAil uoon the name of
firown on a lilece of paper ana as
....a i h resistered with the
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G.eensboro draft boara unaer ine
name of Brown in Juiy, ui
wis rejected for physical reasons
,1rn cxaminea at ri. urais.
a-nnrMv thprAnfter. he married a
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Richmond, Va., girl and was calied
by the draft board a secona tune.
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u in wanaca in ine lau oi
IMS and became engaged in me
k,.cina tut rfnw heads. -- .
Waters' father. WUl waters, uvea
in wachinffton. N. C. He said he
kni nnthlna from his son since
Camp Forrest days until his arrest.
urhiia liTuAitina - review oi - uu
MU w.r la attached to Head
quarters detechment 1 of the 8420th
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Market Summary
r-nntinnpd orice advances for cat
tle brought a light increase In re
ceipts at soutnorn . marneu. inn
past week. '- --.. -
Hog pllCCS weue miJiru, ,in"nr.i;i
from 25 to 50 cents higher In the
deep South to steady anu a io au
cents lower at other southern mar
kets.1 Closing i' prices, av r Carolina
cash buying stauons.wcre ,io..ia m
$19.00. " ' '
Liberal broiler supplies were in
cood demand, and prices wound up
the ween 'mosuy "
pound higher. -f
Prices were genemuj' wii..!.
to weaker fer many vegetables in
the Southeast last week. .
Jasper, Willard and Frank, all of
the home community; two sisters,
m, r-Aio Hill and Mrs. Louvenla
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Jones, both .of Seven Springs.
Funeral services with full mili
tary honors were held last Friday
at 3 p.m. at the home of bis parents.
The Rev. John W. Lambert of Mt
Olive was in charge. Bum. wai w
the family cemetery.
u wnitMnx ana a veteran of
World War II and served in the
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) European ineaxre.
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GAYLE
TILIlflY Mim
PREFER VITA-LITE
Building Units
Tar Heel Claims Amnesia,
But Army Says Desertion
Ft. Bragg. - A prosperous Bast-j
ern North Carolina ousinessman
said hs was an amnesia victim ror
f ve years. The army contends he
was a deserter.
William N. Waters, head of the
Majestic Mattress Co. in Wallace
awaits the review decision of the
Army's Judge advocate general in
Washington following his convic
tion of desertion by a general court
al An Mnrvh 13. f u'-
Waters was arrested in Wallace
last month by FBI agents after 5
year hunt and was confined to tha
Ft Bragg stockade to face desertion
charges. ; ' '"' ' '
i una tvhiin confined here that
Waters, who had been living under
the name of William Henry Brown.
Inrari tiff tnrv which was
passed on to a newspaperman by his
attorney. Mitchell Britt of Warsaw.
' He was inducted Into the Army
Im anil va Unf tfl -Cams
MUes Standish, Mass. While on ma-
Because . .
1. Provide (ire-safety
2. Carry low insurance rates
3. And will not burn,
Boild For Keeps
WITH VITA-LITE
SoHh Concrete
Predicts, Inc.
Kinstan. N. CPhone 3412
Dealer: Dnplia Mercantue
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WHY REMAIN IN DOUBT? SEE
THIS GIFTED MEDIUM TO-DAY.
Look for GAYLE hand sign at ?51
Castle Hayne Road, continuation oi
North 4th St. - Route 117, Will
mlngton, N. C, 1-3 mile beyond
City Limits ofjsn . utaux.
Air Base Bus passes door. Located
in own home. NOT IN TRAILER,
THREE YEARS in SAME. LOCA
HON. Not here today and gone
tomorrow. .
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