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,"??? t2**E???# *?*
^"wS"*. ??* ,?j
400,000 panada' on the floor at *ar
fct opod#te.. wi<t?^?yr
big from 1# to U cent* BUAslmti
SU-t m**-* * 2* ?2
STSSTT*?*=*?*^
pound# it >6 cento;
pounds st If eestsj Nashville, 8?#
000 poos# at 11% ?wts sad Thom
asville 128^00 pounds at 12 ?nte.
Mr. Talmadge soid reports mm
the remaining markets might being
the sversge prices higher, fert tet
he did sot expect it to reach the If H
cent average of the first wash **
pear. TTof idh t of any *dsw in
crease, he said -the jadee is beta*
the coat ?f production. and there is
too modi disparity between the prices
paid the frnaer and paid by the par*
chaser ?Tthe fndshed tobacco pro
duct."
The department of a|rie?ttare re
quested al warehouses ts report op
ening safes ??d prices to insure a
ebeck of the opening day* hwh?*
A compfefe Hat ia aat expected te he
available for a day or two, however.
Tifton reported 2?M* P??ds *t
atamagf cf sboiitllcaoiaAw^
report from Way cross said about lfer
000 pounds was sold far an ararage
I
that grofean complained that there
was little difference in the price of
fered by tfre bidders, regardless of the
dmt
At Halter* o* <* the mf *
dting aeeaaa of tha day oeewrrad. One
man moonted a basket of tobacco af
ter the firwt hour's aeBiny jgA
ad: "Don* make another Mrm this
market." ; ? ?
The croyrd cheered. Sa ranch dis
order followed that te Mdflng was
suspended for a shock time
At Wayeaaan te Klwaida dfe
? Botaoc of^te^ poor prices b^jpte
mn m*h hslpsr tbs east .sf produ^^*
^ toy ??*?? to*?to? ???
I D<te?meetfl?gs ware being held at a
co at||.
nouftftd as compared
of laaf aws ii?
. , ?* m. ^ months
?f*" . _ _ dka
? aaa f .md K.Vtarrn nvBOftld W8S
1080. few ^ ??rsii
vihmd at 11
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vitii
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J "' ^
t| - ^ fy^gop ^ iy ^f
I ^^fckland and Lamm .had y^-l
I Sp^Striiekland ord^J^nt^l
I ^aTsobert Lee Batman and Eddie
I Ayyre parted the two men. Lem?|
I left again bet retime* Aortfr *|
I wi||nad sp to Strickland and gtabbedl
I him in the pit of the atomarb vra^H
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Jisfy Maiiiaiii i ir ae ^ ^j^J^.on8^
I cabia j^aa Commercial Attache Lynn |
Ito 1
^ j^jv^iUfC -jbi I
L || not whjoct to Juwi^g^i^. I
| A d??BO 1
I ^wo col * 1
^ PUr^11^1 H
f ^ __ ?k ___ ? ^whj4" itAlVMfltlf1 I
> 11_ i i. Tnj-fc o ?? A* TA7ftl3fHi
I tuv wamm w **** Z;T>^.Lkiiau-. M
Bw by the tttCiSiliisI ^*1
i WW w' r.- V ; .T . . _^- ? " tn I
I the fdmiga |
'mm kiv'lWitHftni ??]l
I SJEtAOQWN #WBC r^?yWw:y
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i Automobile Near Home
Rocky Mount, July 28?Walter Har*
per, young North Carolina Bank and.
Trust Company teller, is believed to
have taken his life here today,-A
pistol ball was fired into his side and
a second id to his brain.' No reason
for the supposed suicide has been ad
Harper returned last night, from
Virgins Beach with a party of friends
and apparently in the best of spirits.
This ^n^he arose early said thai
he wanted to borrow a friend's car
to visit a farm near the dty and was
found at 8 trtfeck ?hmq?ed down &
was rushed to a hospital but died be
lt * believed that he went from
the house of H.: B? Danghtridge,
where hs stayed last n|fht? ;tn;p|
bank where be worked, got his 45
.catfce revolver and returned to the
garage bar* of the house to toll him
self. - Coroner J. B. 1 ' Thomas -?i
Tarfooro, investigated the affair today
and said it was -suicide,
ttitv first ball had entered the l?Jt
side of his chest but was not fatal.
^ W? bead and ?^ <M^^
bullet passed completely through his
headl1' "?
? s? ~ on his vacation and had
spent some time at the beach with
his young wife. -'r '
F. F. Fagan and D. P. Sprufll, vice
presidents of the bank where Harper
worked, said; that W? ^counts were
in perfect order and that he *!?.?
highly reepeeted mj^loyep. ^ .
In addition to his young widow,
who was Miss Hasel Short, prior to
her marriage, he is survived by two
sisters, Mm. George Stokes and Mia*
Pattie Harper, of this dty, and three
brothers, Henry Harper, Greenville;
S. CU .John Harper, Wilson, and Ed
Harper of Goldsboro. v
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GA1HHBN CLUB MEETS
p:V.
The July meeting of tbe Garden
Gab was be? at Uto^oma ef hlre.
J. L. Shackleford on ffenday: After
naion at 5 o'clock*' The following inrt
teresttag program was J?*?**
tou
ings on. ^Pleasing- Cjilor Schemes in
?Ikimflv. - A vmh MIUAIUB ? ? unrh
X? ill W If I a ^ ?w ~ ^ j
Hlosintion^ Mm**. Joyner WKfc
, talk ^ -TV A*?fX?ire
J5fco?r Jd
>?C. Y B k. "Some^dwtions^
After |Appi|ltet^^ g^68t& W?!6
, ^ _ * pjifrnfllmw-.Li a ' mjtop IU!f UPtll
i- iiCir UTWita fwAfn a iuittnhA vine
HIMJ nvv ? uuiivvllo Jk VIU m imMwu waaav
? /2Mg*f V J*5**!
r-.'^r * ? **"? ^i'N*v^.? *S
'X' 'Mw Jjj itf ? Gittfi^ry liostcss to |
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''^^^vVhC lipll^^ ^1 ^ul SB ?/
^"( ?******* *
t*Tiii in a the AnnouiicuiK* i
VUl TyT^ ~ '?^i 1 'IftPflft 1
C1^103p ? ', m*' *"i'tfg'?-?
I j|^Q]|jf0|rtf' " ~ ^gr; ^^3 I
Jfl'OWIl A#?p ?. CJj^jj '4:^- 'jftl
mm ? -fttnllr IJWlt '1<t ' TPW . rflll &8fl. COH* I
,-j> j 4 AJ* ; 1a<1X70fl ' ?-.r. r^"'"- ''. - ? .'1 I
&Xtfill8lV6 atflwi" IXCJU. jr **- * .1
to act except to offer its ^vorit^
[year. The prolonged drought may cot I
the crop short thii year. The condi-M
crop is reported by the I
production was cl%imedr I
I . Chairpaan i**p* said todaytha* it I
is too aieariy for the board to tt&H
I fteps in handling of the eotton crops, I
ah it is not known what the probable
yield Witt be., August wfl! tell thitj|
story. It is then that the boll weevil!!
does his worst
Representative Ayera of Kansas JI
today said that after ten years bfil
study by the Congress, and one yeartll
operation trader tho Farm Relief Acfl
the $500,000,000 appropriation, well
now, have Jar consideration of thai I
American wheat farmers the follow
First: Reduction, of wheat acreage
^Sorondf^^e^Farm Board's plan
droughts, floods mid sucb: p1esQ68 ftfll
vita and army worms, to bring about!
I3M1i T 1*^1 P
'I.vjwJLrfldfcJ I ilvriv# isJMMbfflywivy.
1 ra- Jty.ai 3,11. V I 1^1 ? W f i
day; Strikes Head on Pipe. !'
" Hockjr HMULt, Ad*. *8~-Tl*! dtrtlfl
tree- sitting contest, started last Fri- .
day evening when'ten boys, lured by],
and
PiRX *d? 'Ai'V' ''iy^ -'' ? K
mm 81 j%o8ytimo mxt trtftjr ; were pow-|
u tlKpcwra MiiuK?6 wfU' recQW OimT^I
?p* ? -??r . __ ?g - . JYI'M41
fjpp b6fOT6 ft'- record hftd Kflnn V
ia wtoalal'?U<a J '?" flfflrfV'.f a* jn. ' m. t' V ' IL fc I
'ifiMf, t)i cms city took to the tfjS6B i
' J ' '^HBw w ?r ? - * M
B | l*i!U?AI* 1 ff s
John T. Thome, of Fekhville? was I
liWi aJ1l m a* I
viwUvD' B OOJMU 'vi* Qiivvvorst m * KWI** I
eigh Monday Be succeeds . Dr. B. W.l
once .ii24 and wha zfcquwted ^el
board not to n^ect him Aia" year. I
tion since its beginning and aa sec-|
retary-treasurer and general manager
fflnce^mb, ^?in^ I
rector of the association. t^;inem3
bership of the associatior?bl#Cts four- j j
teen directors ^>f governor ap-j<
points one to represent the publish
Hie board of directors at the aasodt I ,
ation also elected Mr. pialock vice-f,
president and genera! manager. ; ?
Mr. Thorne la well known in East
em North Carolina aa a successful]
business man; banker and farmer. He j
is a thorough believer in the live nf 1
home system of farming and prao-|
tiees it on Ws far?fbut he also grows
producers ofJhese crops^e to-meet r
He ass*** His dutiea a? JW*ddeaH
of the association thor-lc
oughly equipped with a knowledge of
the problems of the organizattofc, r
haying served as director and member!
of the egeeutiva committee since
and as vioe-presMent for two and ajj
half years. r
-? In accepting the appointment,asu]
public director of the association, Mr.jfr
Blalock is beginninghis second tern |3
of service in that capacity, having |a
>een appointed public director in 192^ J p
>y Governor Cameron Morrison. Injc
addition to his duties of vice-presi- j u
doit and general manager of theit
North Carolina Co-Operative, lfoTti
BMflflr is now director and member Ik
of the America* Cotton Go-operative
association and^.member of the Cow
eral
T^l T^l .1 V
WjmA ? B1w?4 Id ??? m,-Vi WA Hj -wiTut/X*?"'" yi
? ? ? WW ? -Bl- ' ? WO"Mr" JM'T 1 I wnf I
w.* ?m nn j ,i*i i nn in"igYa n ? wnm" .?? yM
w v\w- I
to* w A sHTOiyww?
111 WW /li fM BllVil I 1 f| I ?
IM Ww tMhJmMHlll Ayll 3
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?sgglparss j
Washington, D, C. July 2&-The J
teaTtortured residents of the nation's
capital have the rr^at. formal. n
outdoor show places in the city for
open air dormitories. ? $
With7 alarm docks, watermelons, ^
tastily watch dogs, umbrellas and ^
banjos as weh.as bedding, hundreds t
are going nightly to parks apdpph
lie grounds to^sleep th torrid nighf t
through in nigfit gown or pajamas.
A; policeman making his v rounds
.n^rSTLTSf .nornin, ?ff- J
that more than a thousand ?'
rem. resting on the ground in water
t>racketed Potomac parfc their only ;f
shelter the moonless, star crowded '(
sky. g
1,1 ll|P ? .g jftae tngr JWfUefa ^
ftfaens, they.recently gparante^po- j
lice protection to aH sleepers out s
additional, responsibility cheerfully? \
tbcwfr one^||ighti-/did &?** t
when a woman solemnly commanded
him from her mattress at tho?am|>n< .
aJ?.|L:s#. m .1. <? ?
graiSifSSf.
sfasi.iyrrs:
branched-of tiW ^otomac river, where (
sea breezes blow. Many, however, pre
figtbehill* M Hock Crcdjt7 Park, |
where day long shade gives a night a
aar lilm ti?at of to %
contrast to the Mistering streets. & %
ESESHECSi
eoln Bferoori.1 ha. its own patrom, a
-
f* '-c ?. i ??' ^ :T^'t *a'
,yftf-rnc}isjjl r , ]|
By sundown thousands have found b
' , , . myy|nnj ..
atmosphere is that of a country f-*r> j -
tUuIa w'UM; .. JUtiv ! vvv 1?lljf' vIA ? mWT 3 u
HHBera. s. v vSl .
TT J ' * j -1 f
'**"???"??' ? rr*! "?3u'? ?' vt>F 3
;-T^? :'?' ? - , '? '
^."TT^^T ? ^ luflA
Archangel two freighten today
- '. - ??Bg . ....'?? .~'VH?7 - -.iu &??--*.
wert denied port entry- and- cargo
iMkrmite on iifcin fnm thl
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United States came under the author
^UlT HTtqri^tr^^
i? I'lfsit >>^isf nn>kv>Wrminn ^aaIomH
additional cnuxtrjojfl owsatbcl
|W ygrf?
the Amtorg Trading Corporation, t&e
Soviet trade agency h^T*nd Ga*i*
ind DiaS. ship operatoiSL< ^ ^ " ?<*
Section 807 of the i*w tariff em
powers tlrl^w^Wr department fa
&ia i?r*mba?^on Xorei|pif |^ ;
nawifacfcured by forced labor.- t&J
^ ? AiiUkiat SeTmour
lulpwood audi as would be liated un
ler that haadaud..itt^r^-^;
he fin* to eome under the ban. Twok,
itter vessels flying British flag*
rem permitted to land their pelpwood
atgbes last Wednesday.
t:T.'
Both the Christian Bors, which w
ived Saturday, and the GreSiisle, ??
iving today, were pertdtted to pass
luarsntine on temporary permits,
riiteh all,owed them shelter tt the
i*tfcer.: The blow came when their
?ent* went to tiie customs house
bd marie the routine application for
emission to enter port and dis
harge cargo. Henry C, StxaaK dep
ty surveyor of commswtp
o issue thev permits, and^aj
tax in shippian drdee. I
i# putp|ood are
_ I
Peter A.- Bog*. nov, chaiuwrnrof
be boas* of Amtorg, whfch handles
lie expenditure W flOgjOOM?*
eir in this country, issaed a stat*
lent which ha* nO direct redescwe
o the day's h^n#anings,^b^*??
hases.
P'OisP imports into this oountry ara
lasting a number of obstaclea," the
tatement read in part. <?It Is ob
ious that' in order for the 8ortW'
rnion to make puwhasea afaron* It
nut have markets for its eapeet*, i#
be United Stat*, ?Ies of Sertet
roduets do not exceed one-third of
he purchases of the Sortet Unto*,
k curtailment in imports of Sorted
roduets into this country wm^Becee^
arily be reflected in the puiluMS."
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MRS. SABASI PASSKS
Mm. Hum*. SrfmM. wto d**ta?
.ton** ?*R'W?' "toWV *"T*
reek, at pumy wM burtrf bw
teawwM 1f??y'
: tMy**?r ?
len fcom ont of town to attendant
We wi^i to extend W heal (Ml
ppreciation for the *?a?y ***m f
indneas shown Ufl. in the . our ??*be> ^
I?W? tmJ#
On, sector of (to ?ftt?
ther was given to Chinew^m^
ottest, treeless downtown.
mm ?'' ? 4 rfllVi* A.I. _ ?
itfht kr^ t^Eieijr chores good*:::
erchief to s #651
jg place, md
heifl fpr her.
te next nighty
- t. ^L? -titoiiMr Thev- ^
are been atarCbd at dawn by sheet*
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