Remodeling Os Older Homes Is Quick Method
Os Obtaining Houses Needed For Defense Workrs
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These photographs indicate dramatically hew how America’s huge investment in home owner
ship may be safeguarded by a wise modernization and repair program. Repairs too long neglected
jeopardize the value of properties, whereas repairs and improvements pay ample dividends not
only in family comfort but in dollars and cents as well.
This transformation is amazing, yet there are thousands of older homes scattered over the
country which can be similarly treated and restored to value.
These older homes of substantial size can play an important part in the defense housing pro
gram. They may be modernized and converted into apartments, suites, and rooms to take care
of defense industrial workers.
Title I of the Federal Housing Administration’s program provides for convenient monthly
payments over a period of several years to repay the cost of repairs and alterations.
New Selective Service Men
In Person Listed By Board
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In releasing for publication
names of 115 Person county white
men and 62 Negroes of the coun
ty who on July 1 registered for
Selective service, Baxter Man
gum, service board manager, said
names of the new men (twenty
one years of age) will be worked
into the list of those who regis
tered on October 16, 1940.
Before the process of insertion
can begin, a national draft lot
tery, similar to the one held last
fall, will be held today in Wash
ington. Already local draft offi
cials have shuffled the cards of
men who registered the first of
this month, giving them serial
numbers, which are published to
day along with the names.
The national drawing will de
termine the order in which the
July registrants will be inserted
in the local board’s lists. For ex
ample, suppose the first number
drawn is 75. The July registrant'
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' with No. 75 in all the local boards !
' will be the first to see his name 1
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go into the board list—and will [
be the first of the July registrants ,
subject to call. ,
Beginning with Order No. 832, ,
last number called up for duty
prior to July Ist, one of the new ,
registrants’ cards will be insert- ,
ed for every 13 old registrants j,
from that point upward to the ,
top of the list, which is 3110. For ,
the local board, 13 is what Wash- ,
ington calls the “yardstick” num-|,
her, it having been determined!,
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by dividing the number of newj,
legistrants, 177, into the number!
of men left in the registration
list, which is 2278.
Below is the list of new jpeg—j
instrants with their serial nuin
j bers:
' S 1 Jack Algie Cates
S 2 Durkee Satterfield
S 3 Johnnie Albert Oakley
S 4 Derwood Lohen Zickafocse
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S 5 Wilmer Lawson !
S 6 Garland Harris !
S 7 William McKinley Hamlet 1
S 8 William Garland White :
S 9 John William Dillahay
S 10 Willie Walters 1
S 11 Thomas Edward Puryear •
1 544 Rupert Woody Dunn '
S 13 John Henry Hargis '
S 14 Willie Paylor !
S 15 Charles Welford Payne •
S 16 Adolphin Rogers •
S 17 Harry Dorsey Howard '
S 18 Arthur Leonard Jennings 1
S 19 Bedford William Pulliam 1
| S2O Ivery Meredith Gentry •
jS 21 Charles Grady Sparks •
S 22 Raymond Charlie Yancey :
S 23 Lacy Claud Wagoner :
IS 24 Mclver Daris Chambers
i 525 Charlie Clifton Saunders
IS 26 Chester Arthur Street
j 527 Jesse Lee Nelson
jS 28 Sam Barnett
I S 29 Robert Hurt Loftis
i S3O Hubert James Holt
i S3l Coy Daniel
S 32 Reubin Harris Gillis
S 33 Andrew Duke Lyons
S 34 Walter Edward Yancey
S '35 Griffin Charlie Rhew
S 36 Roy Lee Roland
S 37 William Campbell Dickens
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O. Y. Clayton Ivey James
S 38 Taylor Smith !
S 39 Alexander Lester !
S 40 William Joseph Hall
S 41 Darius Stanfield
.S 42 Howard Bass
S 43 William Samuel Vicks
S 44 Rupert Woody Dunn
S 45 Mark Junius Woods
S 48 Pridmore Thomas
S 47 Andrews Marshall Gentry
S 48 Garnre Satterfield
S 49 Gardner Kitchin Adcock
S 50 William Emory Bowles
S 51 Jeff Woodrow Dixon
S 52 Coy Bivens Clayton
S 53 John Bernard Springfield
S 54 Robert Arthur Baird, Jr.
S 55 Samuel Randall Whitten, Jr.
S 56 Harry Lee Scott
S 57 Talmadge Lewis Russell
S 58 Willis Cortez Brooks
S 59 William Horace Ware
S 60 Fletcher Thomas Brooks
S 61 Charles Howard Landrum
S 62 William Lucian Barnett, Jr.
S 63 Charlie Thomas Gilliland
S 64 Theodore Cash
S 65 James Clayton
S 66 Elmo Slaughter
S 67 Spurgeon Gilbert Buchanan
S 68 Earl Clarence Newton
S 69 Willie Harris Bailey
S 70 James Edward Shotwell
S 71 Percy Graves, Jr.
S 72 Richards Andrews Woods
S 73 Lonze Pettiford
S 74 Elisha Woody
S 75 Joe Clay
S 76 James Thomas
S 77 Earl Adams Neathery
S 78 Enoch Simon Pettiford
S 79 Ernest Walker
S 80 Reginald Brooks Jones
S 81 Euliss Link
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S 82 Carl Edward Clayton
S 83 Walter Love Wade
S 84 Auzzie William Wilson
S 85 Garland Chambers, Jr.
S 86 John Henry Garrett
SB7 William Harold Lunsford :
S 88 Paul Claiborne Umstead ;
SB9 Elred Tucker Moorefield '
S 90 Johnie Hubbard Turner
S 91 Herbert Marshall Rimmer
S 92 Charlie Ramsey
S 93 Jafnes Joseph Eggleston
S 94 Ed Yarboro
S Fred Irvin Wilson
S 96 Mabin Faulkner
S 97 Odie Newman
S 98 Albert Brudie Jay, Jr.
S 99 Charlie Holloway
5100 George Flint Nichols Fox
5101 Leonard Earl Parham
5102 Mack Arthur Long
5103 Norman Arthur Johnson
5104 Johnnie Ruby Wilson
5105 Frank Ellis
SI 06 Thomas Stephens
5107 Earl Clinton Hicks
5108 James Junius Talley
5109 Ivery Rogers
SI 10 William Fletcher Barton
Sill Robert Edward Evans
SI 12 Hester Merritt Saunders
SI 13 Joseph Talmadge Powell
Sll4 Howard Roncaster Tuck
SI 15 Tolliver Wesley Blackard
Sll6 George Thomas Cates
SI 17 Raymond Otha Lester
5118 Roger Townson
5119 Zanic Marshall Shotwell
5120 Jesse James Shaw, Jr.
5121 John Thomas Wilson
SJ22 George William Kanef Jr.
5123 George Wilson Stanfield
5124 Hezekiah Whitfield '
5125 Raymond Andrews Day
5126 Dwight Lonnie Gentry
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5127 Calviness Wilson Holeman
5128 Luther Price Holt
5129 Charlie Graham Gentry
5130 William Clarence Denny
5131 Landon Gray Whitt
5132 Joe Featherston
5133 Roosevelt Snipes
SI 34 Ozias Marible
5135 James Eldridge Stone
5136 James Royster
5137 Lewis Ben Rogers
5138 Johnnie Junior Harris
5139 Joseph Younger Blanks, Jr.
5140 Ernest Thomas Evans
5141 Clay born Woody
5142 Victor Rex Ferrell
5143 William Robert Whitt
5144 Conley Lee Long
SI 45 Rainey Thomas Fox
5146 William Pete Faulkner
5147 Carlton Lee Perkins, Jr.
5148 Jesse Lloyd Lee
5149 Roy Lunsford
5150 George Ward Alkins
5151 Edward Samuel Hubbard
5152 James Robert Moore
5153 Charlie Terrell
5154 Agnish Poole
5155 Henry Wallace Pugh
5156 Albert Parham James
5157 Elmer Riley Wrenn
5158 Ivance Drumwright
5159 Leroy Harris
5160 Leonard Norwood Stewart
5161 Roy Samuel Carver
5162 Joseph Ira O’Briant
SI 63 George Boyd Walker
SI 4 James Thomas Soloman
5165 Arthur Ennis Hudgins
5166 Matt Ransom Long, Jr.
5167 Frank Dewey Duncan
5168 Trueman Wilbor
5169 Claud Harvey Crowder
5170 Johnnie Stanbury Wade
5171 John Bowling
SI 72 Junius Blackwell
5173 Francis Hugh Powell
5174 Rainey Banks Briggs
S-175 Wliliam Alexander Brooks
5176 Lloyd David Blackwell
5377 Willie Junius Bowles
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Announcing
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Rains Improve
Electric Power
Area Supplies
Raleigh July 17—Recent heavy
lains which seemed to have Deen
general throughout the Southea
stm states have served to im
prove greatly th hydro-electric
supply. The Carolina Power and
Light Company, however, is still
delivering large amounts of pow
er for defense purposes outside
of its territory, L. V. Sutton,
president and general manager,
said today.
Pointing out that the rains had
not only materially improved his
company’s water supply, Mr.
Sutton said he had been inform
ed that many of the reservoirs
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at other hydro-electric stations 1
in the Southeastern states had
been filled.
There is a general improve
ment in the water supply at our
hydro-electric generating stations,
actually we have been spilling
water over the dams at two of
them, and within the last few
days have shut down completely
one of our steam electric gen
erating plants,’ Mr. Sutton said.
“This steam plant can be placed
back into service upon short
notice,” he added in the event
that present relief is of a tem
porary nature.”
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