FOR i1 3 W ILL VOTE JJo if in nnMem Perquimans County Doctor Says: "I am voting for Mr. Maxwell because of his fair and practicaO plan to get the Farmer out of the Mud. This especially appeals to me as a Doctor who lives in a part of the State where very little has heretofore been done to make all-weather roads of the secondary roads. The more thickly populated sections of the State have received benefits out of all proportion to their need, when compared with this section, in the construction and maintenance of secondary roads.' DR. C. A. DAVENPORT. Perquimans County Farmer Says: ' "I am supporting Mr. Maxwell because his program should ap peal to every farmer in the State, and particularly to the farmers in the more thinly populated sections, such as Northeastern North Caro lina. He impresses me as being one hundred percent sincere in advo cating measures to help the farmers. We are justified in relying on his promises because of his past reputation as being a man who has never fooled the people of the State in any statement he has ever made to them." S. P. (PETE) MATHEWS, Hertford. R. F. D. 1. Another Farmer Says: "I am going to vote for A. J. Maxwell because I am impressed with the knowledge that he has gained of governmental affairs. Learn ing, as I did, that due to his father's death he was forced to stop school at the age of 14 he has learned his experience the hard way, and therefore I believe his practical training makes him the best equipped man to head this State government. W. E. (NED) MATHEWS, Hertford R. F. D. 3. mmmummmsmmt IfPfeMPp IKK Ify ' " ' I i 1 Sr! ffly I $ Ysf! 1 I $r TO 1! 22 1. With war conditions what they are in Europe . . . why not, in North Carolina, elect the man Governor who knows the most about North Carolina governmental problems? It is admitted by everyone that A. J. Maxwell is the man best equipped to guide this State through any impending crisis that might arise (luring the next four years. What Papers Say of Mr. Maxwell Maxwell Seen As Best Man For Governor There is no field of human activity, responsibility, or reason in which rational voters object to Maxwell, because he has been weighed in the balance and found not wanting, and because he has had un equalled experience, making him exceptionally competent and fit for the job of Governor of this State. People in every walk of life know that A. J. Maxwell is qualified. China Grove News. Best Equipped For Governorship If the Observer should give it as an opinion that A. J. Maxwell is the best equipped citizen of North Carolina ... for the Governorship . . . best equipped by training, experience and by knowledge of gov ernmental affairs . . . we believe such a statement would go unchal lenged by the informed and unprejudiced mind of the State. The fact of the fitness of Mr. Maxwell for the Governorship will be conceded, we contend, by the informed and the fair mind of the people of the State. Charlotte (N. C.) Observer. North Carolina's Largest Paper. Whatt a Balanced PR OGRAM of PROGRESS DP o For . . ..Ths Famsr . . . Tte Schools Adequate primary markets for diversified farm and animal products. ' ' . Expanded inspection and grading service, with State aasMtance , in- advertising and marketing standardise products of peculiar merit. ! An jJU-wether road, from farm homes to mar kets ana recreation centers. More attention to conservation of soil and de velopment of forest lands. ' iMore vocational training in public schools for the benefit of the 97 per cent of pupils who do not get to college. An intensified public health service in the pub lic schools to eliminate the extra cost of teaching "grade repeaters" due to physical deficiencies, and to reduce the number of patients to be cared for later in State institutions. ... The Business Man A business administration, based on sound economy, with the pledge of no new or additional taxes and no further borrowing. A man as head of the State government with years of experience in the very fieOd where his training will be of most value to the State. "AT, tun;.. "n c. r . nil l J Jin 'm - "V Of . Tte Highways ... The State IPI 41 C iere and 'Main WghWysv:ddened and straightened. ' Hard surfaced roads Into neglected communities. . V Farm-to-market roads, school bus routes and -rural mail routes made useable every day in the year. . . ' No increase in levies for highway revenue, ut 1 l 1 j . 1 u A oy Bpencang wnat comes in insieaa oi gouvuii(;iik oallocattois for-a.', needless sinking fund,; there $ill A balanced, progressive development. Isolated communities brought into cdoser con tact with titie outside world, expanded public ser vice without additional taxes, sound economy in , getting full value for every dollar spent, more at - ' iteration tcf adequate training of children, more lib P.lSiiii? i! attitiid toward indigent old persons, intensified ii'i'. VriMth'levM and a of j ca ' a V n. vie 'no- .i . 1 III Hit ctqniA kbe mQre than fifty million. doQare available' for roadrln'the next four years."' : "i.: ttai jut- .-.s a .... . .""Un - 4 4. r ,"iate." oai NcNfew or Additional Taxes nn n J J Li -"i Qui mm n nn r r- n "v r x I 1 I 1 1 II I 1 1 I I A n w l u i o I r ii i n U I I U U U U Vw u 11 eJMmd , . ..' V?. v..li, v. I

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