Chinese War Buddies Demonstrate Unity
Leading a march of 23.000 Chinese who paraded through downtown New York as a symbol of unity
against Japanese aggression were 60 Chinese veterans of the A. E. F. The parade, dramatizing China’s life
and-doath struggle for peace, justice and democracy drew several hundred thousand spectators and lent en
couragement to the relief drives for civilian victims of the war in the Far Ec3t.
Giro Lands Mail on Post Office Roof
• \ new chapter in air mail history was written in Chicago as Pilot Johnny Miller settled to the post office
built, ing roof with his autogiro carrying 135 pounds of mail from the Municipal airport. A feature of the pro
gram observing the twentieth anniversary of air mail flight, the demonstration showed the practicability of
rerticai landing and take-o(T« h» <»»~ns of the autogiro and the attendant saving in time. .
Actors Too Rough
Both Get ‘Shiners’
In Fist Imbroglio
‘•Accidents Will Happen” Tc
Play Here One Day Only,
p Wednesday
A fist fight between Warner
Bros.’ new star, Ronald Reagan,
and actor Elliott Sullivan is part
of the melodrama, “Accidents
Will Happen” wil Ibe at the Dol
ly Madison Theatre on Wednes
Say.
Director William Clemens ex
plained that the scrappers were
to pull punches, be careful not to
hurt each other, and above all,
not to blacken each other’s eyes.
“I’d put this fight sequence at
Palace Theatre
New RCA High - Fidelity
Sound Equipment
ADVANCE PROGRAM
Monday - Tuesday, May 30-31
Fred MadMutfray - linrrie'
Hilliard with The Yacht Club
Rays - Ben Blue - Rufe Davis -
Billy Lee - Eve Arden - Har
ry Owens and his Royal Ha
waiian Orchestra
“COCOANUT GROVE”
Popeye the Sailor: “Fowl Play”
Hearst Metrotone News - News
While it is still news.
No Morning Shows;
Afternoons Daily 3:15-3:45;
Evenings Daily 7:30-9:15;
Admission 10-26 c
Wednesday, June Ist.
John Barrymore • John Ho
ward - Louise Campbell - Re
ginald - Denny - E. E. Clive -
Prater Hall - Elizabeth Pat
tenon - Nydia Westman
'"BULLDOG DRUMMOND’S
PERIL”
Pictorial Review No. 8 featur
ing “Song Writers” and
"Bowling.”
Terrytoon Cartoon
Morning Show 10:30; after,
■out 3:15-3:45; evening 7:30-
9:15. Admission 10-26 c.
•
the end of the picture, to play
;afe, but as the schedule stands I
i
can’t do it,” he explained.
‘You’ll just have to be careful,
that’s all. Ronnie gets a black
eye, supposedly, but remember
that’s to be applied by the make
up man, not a fist!”
The boys promised faithfully.
They rehearsed in good order.
They emerged with a black eye
ach and the makeup man spent
next day keeping the “shiners”
■vhite-washed.
Palace Theatre
Monday - Tuesday, May 30-31st.
"S*y« My Haarf," "Tm lu«* M*
fcwtMra" mi On etlnr M Mays!
No Morning Shows;
Afternoons daily 3:15-3:45;
Evenings daily 7:30-9:15;
Admission 10-26 c
PERSON COUNTY TIMES ROXBORO, N. C-
AMERICANS IN SPAIN
i
Washington D. C.—While all
efforts to arrive at a correct es
timate of the number of Ameri
cans who have taken up arms
in the Spanish Civil War, ad
vices from U. S. Consuls abroad
place the number at approxim
ately 3,000. A majority of them
are serving in the ranks of
the Red, or Loyalist, forces.
Clara’s Beauty
Shop
We are giving away free
theatre tickets for all
beauty work that amounts
SI.OO
or more, or the same a
mount paid on account.
This offer will last through
the month of June. Have
your beauty work done here
and get your Free Ticket-
All Work Guaranteed.
Dial
4391
For An Appointment.
Clara’s Beauty
Shop
Famed Nightclub
Seen On Screen
In New Comedy
"Cceouttl Grove” To Flay At
Palace Two Days, Tomorrow
And Tuesday
The world’s most famous
nightclub is brought to the scre
en for the first time in Para
mount’s “Cocoanut Grove,” the
new film coming Monday and
Tuesday to the Palace Theatre.
Distinctly new type of film fun
is presented in this gay romance
that rervjojves about tltfe trials,
tribulations, and the final success
of an unknown swing band try
ing to break into the actual Coco
anut Grove, mecca of all young
bandleaders.
While the production is studd
ed with hit tunes, the story has
not been subordinated to music
and specialties. On the con
trary, each musical number
makes what the movie scripters
call a “story plot,” contributing
to the logical development of
the plot.
Fred Mac Murray, last seen
with Carole Lombard in “True
Confession,” is starred as the
swing-happy young band leader.
His lovely leading lady is radio
thrush Harriet Hilliard who
plays a role in the picture iden
tical with her occupation in real
life. She is Mrs. Ozzie Nelson
and sings with her husband’s
band.
HITLER’S FAVORITE
Leni Riefenstahl, who received the
film price for this year for her
Olympic film of last year. This pho
tograph was tak.zn on the occasion
of her recent visit to Vienna. Leni
is said to be the film favorite of
Reichsfuehrer Adolf Hitler and there
is a persistent rumor that if the
chancellor ever, marries, she will
be the bride.'
FREE
Tickets To The
Palace and Dolly
Madison
Theatres.
With each SI.OO or more
purcrase we will give you
a FREE ticket to the mov
ies. This ticket is good for
Monday and Tuesday shows
throughout June.
Auto
Accessories
m
Goodrich -Tires with the
Life Saver Golden Ply.
Economy
Auto Supply
Increase In Payments Under The
Agricultural Conservation Program
Payments Available To All Farms
Covered By Work Sheets On
Which Soil Conserving
Crops Are Grown
For the year 1938 the Wash
ington office has announced an
increase in all payments under
the Agricultural Conservation
Program which amount to less
than S2OO.
These payments are available
to all covered by work sheets on
which soil-conserving crops are
grown and the necessary soil
building practices are carried out
in 1938. These payments depend
also on whether or not the to-
bacco acreage on the farm ex- give one an idea.
(1) Any payment amounting to 71 cents or less shall be increased
to SI.OO.
(2) Any payment amounting to more than 71 oents but less than
SI.OO shall be increased by 40 percent;
(3) Any payment amounting to SI.OO or more shall be increased in
accordance with the following schedule:
Amount of pay- Increase in
ment computed payment
$ 1.00 to 1.99 $ 0.40
2.00 to 2.99 0.80
3.00 to 3.99 1.20
6.00 to 6.99 2.40
11.00 to 11.99 4.40
14.00 to 14.99 5.60
20.00 to 20.99 8.00
26.00 to 26.99 9.20
31.00 to 31.99 10.20
WANT ADS
For Piano Tuning, Call Person Co.
Times, Roxboro, N. C.
5-12-15 T -st
Moved from Reams Ave.
n M , ia l —m. Next Door To Spencer’s
uOliri Smßßt Funeral Home.
Come to see us for your auto repair work. Call 2331.
E. LUNDY HARRIS
Free Ticket To The
uf* ° Picture Shows
with a SI.OO or more purchase during the month of June.
See our display of the newest styles in Watches and Jew
elry.
Green’s Jewelry
Mr. Satterfield was bom and raised in Person County, North Carolina-
He attended school in this county and is a graduate of RoxtJoro High
School. Later he graduated from Trinity College, now Duke University;
then he attended Columbia University and returned to this county as prin
cipal of Bushy Fork High School.
After several successful years there he was elected County Sup
erintendent of Education. This post he held until he gave it up in order that
he might practice law.
He received his law training at the University of North Carolina and
Wake Forest College.
BYRD I. SATTERFIELD
Will Appreciate Your Support and Vote On June 4th. ■!
Honest •> Capable Worthy 1
Vote for Byrd I. Satterfield
PRIMARY - SATURDAY, JUNE 4th. M
ceeds the acreage allotted for to
bacco.
The tobacco payments will be
determined at the rate of one
cent per pound for the pounds
per acre of tobacco established
for the farm for each acre in the
tobacco acreage allotment.
Deductions for excess acreage
will be at the rate of 10 cents
per pound for the pounds per
acre of tobacco established for
the farm.
The total payment computed
for any person, if less than S2OO,
with respect to any farm qualify
ing for payment shall be increas
ed as follows: All payments are
not computed, but enough to
Amount of pay- Increase in
ment computed payment
$32.00 to 32.99 $10.40
33.00 to 33.99 10.60
34.00 to 34.99 10.80
37.00 to 37.99 11.40
42.00 to 42.99 12.20
45.00 to 45.99 12.50
51.00 to 51.99 13.10
57.00 to 57.99 13.70
200. and over No Increase
LOST Black male hound
Grey around mouth—My name
on collar Liberal reward.
Jack Hambrick
5-26-2TP-ts
o
FOR SALE Poland China pigs.
VOTE FOR
Byrd I. Satterfield
Candidate For
SOLICITOR
Os Tenth Judicial District
SUNDAY, MAY 29, 1938 f
— : —
Six weeks old. Price reasonable.
See C. G. Daniel, Rt. 3
5 l9-22-29-ts-pd.
O "'■■■
FOUND A Roxboro Grammar
School Class Pin. Owner call at
this office and pay for this ad
and receive pin.
Times Office
5-26-1 T
See Us For Tour Insurance.
CO-OPERATIVE MUTUAL INS.
AGENCY
R. B. Featherston Lester James
3-27-ts-s
Dolly Madison
THEATRE
New Simplex Projection
ADVANCE PROGRAM
jMomdhy-Tuesday, May 30-31
Victor McLaglen - Brian
Donlevy - Louise Hovick with
Raymond Walburn - Lynn
Bari-Jane Robert
Kellard in
“BATTLE OF BROADWAY”
(First Run)
(Story of the American Le
gion G invention in New
York)
Scrappy Cartoon: “The Clock
Goes ‘Round and ’Round”
Fox Movietone News—News
of the Day Brought to you by
Lowell Thomas
No Morning Shows;
Afternoons Daily 3:15-3:45;
Evenings Daily 7:30-9:15.
Post, American Legion.
Admission 10-26 c
Auspices Lester Blackwell
Wednesday, June Ist
Ronald Reagan . Gloria Blon
dell . Dick Purcell - Sheila
Bromley - Addison Richards
in
“ACCIDHNT WILL HAPPEN”
( First Run)
“Forget-uMe-Knot”
Morning Show 10:30; after
noon 3:15-3:45; evening 7:30-
9:15. Admission 10-26 c. '
Trade with these merchants
and receive free theatre tick
ets:
Peebles Department Store
Roxboro Drug Comrjny
Bumpass & Day Service Sta.
Economy Auto Supply
Long, Bradsher & Co.
Sergeant & Clayton
Electric Appliance Co. '
The Roxboro Courier
Clara’s Beauty Shop
Pass Furniture Co.
Long’s Haberdashery
Roxboro Laundry Go.
Greens’ Jewelers
Roxboro Dairy Products
Longhurst Mercantile Co.
Longhurst Drug Co.
Thompson Insurance Agency
S. P. Gentry & Co.
Roxhoro Beverage Co.
Tar Heel Chevrolet Co., Inc.