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PAC3 TWO i : r: Fcr LiTJj CiL7vi Total of 1,S3 Lose Driv ing privileges Dur ing October The Department of Motor (Vehicles reported - today ithalt 1,968 motorists ost their legal driving privileges in October, -With convictions for drunk en driving leading the 1st with. 866. In its regular monthly summary of violations requiring the surrender of operators' permits Itha Department re ported 145 convictions If or two of fenses of drunken driving; 92 for speeding over 75 mph; 84 for two oases of speeding oyer 55 mph; 79 for two offenses of reckless driving; 64 for driving after license revoked; and 49 for transporting liquor, (Miscellaneous violations such as lar ceny of automobile, hit and run. man slaughter, improper use of driver's license. . unsatisfied judgment, in competency, and nabJtual violator brought the total number of October convictions to 1,966, the majority of them North Carolinians. Conservation Meeting In Raleigh Nov. 17-19 . The public is Invited to attend the Conservation Congress to be held in Raleigh on November 17, 18. and 19 n the Hall of the House of Repre sentatives in the State Capitol, according-to George R. Ross, director of the North Carolina Department of Conservation and Development. The Congress, which is being held under the sponsorship of the Depart ment of Conservation and ' Develop ment, will be highlighted by a general presentation of programs dealing with the State's human and natural re- factors in the life and economy of the leople of North Carolina. National Habit Teacher Mention one of the cus toms of Christmas time. Pupil Kunming into debt. THE WOMAN WHO UV WITH FEAR Ever since her husband's sensa tional testimony sent Alger Hiss to prison, Mrs, Whattaker Chambers has been faced with the threat of Com munist vengeance. Now she unfolds her. dramatic story for the Hirst time n an exclusive interview with" Alice ieone Moats. Look for this feature n the November 23rd issue of the NEW AMERICAN WEEKLY Magazine in Cotorgravure With The BALTIMORE . SUNDAY AMERICAN Order from Your Local Newsdealer TAYLOR THEATRE EDENTON, N. C. Week Dav Shows Continuous Prom 8:30 Saturday Continuous from 1:30 Sunday 2:15, 4:15 and 9:15 Thursday and Friday, November 13-14 : Mario .Lanza land James fWhdtmore in "BECAUSE YOU'RE MINE" Saturday, November 15 Tim Holt in "DESERT PASSAGE" Sunday and Monday, November 16-17 Marge and Gower "Champion in "EVERYTHING I HAVE IS YOURS" Tuesday and (Wednesday, November 18-19 Double Feature Marshall Thompson in "THE ROSEIBOWL STORY" Brian jDonlevy in "I WAS AN AMERICAN SPY" EDH1 TIlIATfiE Friday and Saturday, November 14-15 . . ! Wayne Morris in ' "ARCTIC (FLIGHT Jim 'Baitmm fai "THE COWBOY AND THE PRIZEFIGHTER" , v" ' 1 o Sniday, Monday and Tuesday, . . . November 16-17.18 . . .Maureen O'Hara and .-. ., , Peter Lawford in ., "KANGAROO" Wednesday and Thursday, November 19-20 ' Loafs Fayward and ' FrteS IJeSna la ' T.'.l LADY IN TUX Lil. km w4 k Ixnj ChSitjD 13 Million Remain on Same Job Since Sec ond World War Th American working population has tradition of mobility and flexi bility to meet the nation's changing manpower requirements,, such as in the current semi-mobilisation econo my, but it has a large degree of stick-tc-itiveness as well, v-1 . ; " "A recent study ' of job tenure in principal occupational groups by the Bureau of Labor Statistics shows that 13 million workers, or more than' a fifth, of the 59 million employed at the time of the survey, had been on the same job they held prior ' to Aimerica'a entry into World War II in 1941 nine years or more. The type of work engaged in and age were im port factors in job tenure. The survey covers the labor force in January, 1951, and it naturally in. chides many persons then too young to have long tenure on tne jod. . also includes a large number whose job tenure had been interrupted by entry into the Armed rorces. -mm the proportion of long-tenure employ ees would be considerably higher than nn nut. of everv five workers if cal culated on a base consisting only of those with ; continuous labor lorce participation throughout the period. .'Four Big tenure urrouya The Bureau of Labor 'Statistics study breaks down the working pop ulation at the time ol its survey into the following four major periods of job acquisition and tenure: 1. The ffroup conramiousiy m ine ... 1 .Ai1 same job since iMovemoer, xai, m earlier 13 million, or 22 per cent of the total. 2. Those still holding jobs obtained Sense And Nonsense Direct and hidden taxes on a 1952 automobile make up nearly one-third of its purchase price. The breakdown on a $2,000 car is: Manufacturer's taxes, $155; sup pliers' taxes, $154; dealers' taxes, $102; sales tax (average), $57; federal excise tax, $146. Total taxes, $614. 1 Drive Carefully The Life You SAVE May Be Your Own 1 REED OIL COMPANY . , Distributors Esso Products Hertford, N, C. ovwwvwwMwwon,...... in during ' vnd VTar II 7 ail" " ,n, or 12perec.X . k , 1 - 9 Tli."' iAiin VnMA 4V -a. . tends from VJ Day to the outbreak of pie &.orean war in .June, mtu ztjftl million, or 45 per cent. ' 4.' Those whose lobs ' dnte tram i Korea over 11' million, :'&fi. About 20 f per wm. .;..,., - An analysis by age composition of the trroun of workers .with . lonsr . tab tenure shows that nearly a ' third of them were under 45 years of - age. Of the other 8.8 million older workers, nearly kalf were between 45 and, 54, more than 'a third were between 55 and 64, and a sixth were 65 years old and over ,: '''-: Importance of Occupation Occupation is of major importance, too. in the length of job .tenure, par ticularly where self-employment is involved. Thus it is not surprising to find farmers having the longest record of all the occupational groups on a proportional basis, and the mana gerial and proprietary class in second place. However, the figures show millions of workers with long tenure in the other occupational groups as well. ' .. .. WHAT MCUASW MOST M VALUI WHIU STAYBM IOW M CqSTf YOUR TELEPHONE SERVICE! Compare the rise in the cost of, just about anything in your familyj : ' or business budget with the con tinued low cost of telephone service. Consider the usefulness of your telephone usefulness thai grows in value with each 'new telephone installed. You can count on your telephone service going : even higher in value while stay- , ' , ing low in price even in the face of higher operating costs. THE NORFOLK, at CAROLINA TELEPHONE ft TELEGRAPH COMPANY 0isabeth City Edenton - Mantecj . - irnruTnruwuijuvj J ha YOU ETTTSnlE WUjftMSl POrJGClSYGGClDWG. . - .J I. .1 r f - t America's r;nrT r:.::iY T7or . x t alwr ies of :." lie tn i not -v .ctioiXs letter, performs the vi It "u. ouu vo- ' . !dry Eler EJdy SUIIDAY CCaCOL' . -LESSON - y . . (Contiriued from Page Seven). the first missionary "campaign, Jesus visited Jerusalem and engaged in one of the religious observances of the Jews. ' A month or so later, he re turned and joined his disciples and, doubtless reviewed with , them their respective activities. He was begin- DEPfNDABILITY MneN.iu.iM.. THE helpless fledgling can de pend on the devoted mother bird to feed and protect it, no matter what the circumstan ces. Such confidence it well placed. 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