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are in order to hasten a decision, and yesterday,'# meeting was the res tilt, j ^ Ip presenting the problem at the meeting, Governor Broogtoton said that roganleaB of the powers of his office, he had in mind "do ill-advised action affecting so large .an industry." "The warehouse iiriiwl ry definitely affects the farm labor situation," the Governor said, "and North Carolina is going to settle this problem and hack up the fanner in his effort to comply with government requests for more food." The Governor pointed oat that failure to reach, a satisfactory solution might result in three developments: He would issue a proclamation closing warehouses during periods of rush markets m .*|hH with harvesting; the tobacco industry would. IMe its classification of essentiality if tobacco marketing conflicted with production of food and oil crops; the age-old auction system would be imperiled. "About 60 growers, warehousemen^ tobacco buyers, and manufacturers attended the meeting. The War Food Administration has advised pcultrymen not to make jmy further expansions in commercial broiler production. The nation's feed resources, particularly the proteins, must be conserved. ''The way to keep stockings from wrinkling Is to put fat legs Into them. & ■ -: ^•'% *' : Covers Preserves, Jams and Jellies - i Raleigh, May 19.—The prima] urge to get all we can, when we c*i, baa not withered muter rationing. XT Li _* or jl .V i I -atI' Poppies fai tribute to America's battle dead will be worn in Farmville on Saturday, May 29th. ■ & ,:r|f p\ This year the poppies, which have been dyed afrash by the Mood of youtur will honor the men who haT» given .their livas in the present conflict, as well as those who fell among the poppies of France and Belgium 26 years as**. | ' EnWls money contributed for the flowers will be used for the welfare of victims of both wan and their families. The Farmvgfe Unit^f the American Lesion Jbudliazy is making extensive preparations fotftlie der the leadership of Mr*. A. W. Bobbitt, President, and Mrs. P. E. Jones, Poppy Chairman. the litUe red flowers of remembrAnre will he available to everyone, offend by volunteer workers. A poppy over every heart is the goall "Millions of Amtaiemm wUl wear the poppy this year as a tribute to the dead of both World Wars and as a dawk of their <fetermftiation|Jto cc/iclude this war with complete victory. The flower is the symbst of life given in service far America. The wearer pledge to 1 that h* will America." RATION CALEN1 This is the latest in a « weekly thumbnail ration gui (For canned, frozen and dehydrated foods), ' ~ Blue stamps "O," "H" and main valid through May. 3iurchiU' Tells Con Stick Until JapaifIs It ~jS3ffi£m.i!^ *«'" 3feT - " v - lata: rimwiitii pledged day to fight "aide by A m mmj. n ,,-«1 T.... -1. jaw and saM: "He will not 111 il " ' x^Fmql The mast* minds hi Berlin and Rome, Churchill recounted* lost an investment of WW,000 soldiery 2,000,000 (row teas of shipping and over 8,000 planes, in their attempt to hold Africa — a an attempt that wound up with the Allied victory in Tunisia. One great danger to the United Nations, Churchill said in a solemn peroration, is "the undue prolongation" of. U. ww. ' :~V For fifty minutes ChuwhdU ad■J A IV. him A mar urewwi une jtwiua»CTp^<funw Z apptane at lS p. m, <EWT). im;- i.» i ^na_ hi ■ . tt|i ^The Bntia^, ^^wchcil^ said, win our b££e and ^ oS
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