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Animal Acts '
In Circus Display
Ringling Barnum Show Thrills Na
tion With Latest Features.
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With the must sensai lonul mixei
y roups til iirrlormitig ivitil. uiinntli-tcr
st.i i' iii 'America - those o'
Kiiioih's foremost trainer, , Alfre.tl
Court tli<' Kingling llros. an
llailium. .iikI Italic v Circus will ' ex
biijil in- c,ha?lt>tt?>. X C Tnursdu<
tie', :il . its pel roi nialice further ItO
table by its new iiiifh fine array ol
WW ii ,1 iii. iM>|iftn;iinn
, lieut anil countless iiinovatioiei |i
[it eselilai ion. .
Racing Willi Alfred Court for Jioal
hi> |ors jn tills | lii I'l jia Kuistpeui;
in \ as Ion U ihti new opening spool a
ih. "Tilt- Ketmn of Marco ,1'olu."
tashioui'il and costumed in Paris b>
Max Wejdy. designer of the KoHe'
. Jic-igere.r imnluctions, at aiist oi
ov< y ifSO.oon This is the last wore
in. [nutcaiul'y. its color tones. yof
Kcously fantastic garh and rich traji
pings are like nothing ever *011*11 It:
American before.
i no now ly imported Home acts toi
t liv Hig Show Gt marvelously
trained ? brings Europe s
most famous horsemen to ' the
world's largest l)i}> top. now a solid
blue canvas with Its air condition
itig perfected by a season's expert
mentation.
Scot os of European headline irou
pes and stare, hettdnl by the ur.par
alleled l,es Hretlnls. Kllv Ardelly,
Truzzi. tbe Akituotos, Itola-ltola. Ad
rittna and Chnriys and TatritaV Ikoa
perfernl aloft and in the rings with
bUel) favorites as the (tiding Cristianis.
the throe dying Cornelia trou
pes. Hubert Castle, wizard of thrt
tight wire- the marvelous Vaeopis
and the Davison.
The perfot mances In sin at 2; Id
and S: 15 I*. M . will) the. doors open
. (it 1 and ( IV M.. to permit public
inspection of the menagerie, including
(largantua lite Great, giant gotiila,
and the hundreds of iiiueblood
ed steeds in the new horse .'air tent
adjoining it.
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Snapshots
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would not object. The trouble Is
that the boondoggle!-* are cslng defense
as a smoke screen for funny
loings.
Every month the Office of Govern
i ment Reports is->u"s a list of "defen
Ise" contracts awarded T.he War am?
Navy .Departments invariably are
i' careful enough with the money t,o
j fiacre their contracts down to ther_
last penny. Hut not so with some.
1 rtltcr government agencies.
Jus! to tuke one s'1 ate at random
" it he latest monthly report shows
"! War and Navy eitpenditures in Mary
C land amount to *71'1.555.4.;: moth.'
wwawa????*?amnaisi n
i WPA makes alloimeats for t'Pe ' Je
fvnse projects" as follows: *'Joii,imi"
^ *100.000. etc. -tThcy dont no file i
i w ith anything ' h-ss than . $5th000.l .
Although this might not 'be true,
i' would at' least be airly reasonable
to assume that somebody in WPA
1 decided "we must spend u million
; dollaVs in Maryland," and foiitt five '
' projects to which they could alio- \
cine tliat amount in nice Juicy rourtd r
lump sum, '
-Or it might indicate a desire at
WPA to allot enough money to coy
or '"defense projects" without ad- J
J vanoo calculation on what they real .
i lv will cost fel-railllv ttmnoS If #V?' '
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War and Navy Departments can ficrttire
to pennies in buying guns, plan.
! ps and . ships. the'NVPA ought to b? 8
iable to do the same thing in In- 3
I stalling a new 'stock account Ins" "
system in the Ikillimoro Coast
Guard station. ' '
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There's a not net interesting sidelight
which is being emphasized by 3
the .squabble over whet iter Congress 3
should recess or adjourn, l.ast May.majority
party leaders in Congress
' -gan getting nut'dy to adjourn in
! .I due. They - said there was nothing j
I .more to do. ? 1
(Umgress. however, insisted upon i
| slying in session. And since then, it^ 1
I litis approprited millions for deferi 1
sc.' voted for conscription, agreed '
to call out the National Outrd. or- *
I tiered the size of the Navy doubled,
lifted the limit on the number of .
airplanes which the armed services j
may have, and so on. 1
Some legislators are asking:. 1
Where would we be now if we 1
had adjourned in June?" 1
Goldaboro. Oct. 29.?David Kvans 1
shot himself to death yesterday, at- 1
ter trying- to kill Minnie Mae Sauls, 1
,Deputy Sheriff Ro> Perclse said. 1
Kvans and the woman lived in 1
Wayne County. 1
F'ercise said the woman told hint 1
1 she refused Kvans' invitation to en' 1
lo liile and a few minutes later he j 1
started shooting. She was shot tn 1
the neck.
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VIORE ABOUT
3ft A PI' NUMBERS
(Cont'd from front page)
ill?HT6'-'|,Iuis'.er Hpmseur Noisier
0?1873?Robert Nelson Baker
1?678-^-Benjaniln Morse Summltt
2?78?Leonard Lee 'Clary
3?45?-Timmphs Cannon Ooforth
4?1869?James Arthur Dunliatn
5?25?Henderson .Woodrow Herndon.
6?OOP?Andrew Wanton Brown
i"?-603?-Vernon Perry Crosby
8?154'?Jessie Tvillard Webster
a?1428?Hush Plnkney Early
00?77?John Haywood Allen
< 1 ? 100 Robert Davis
02?764?J." C. Wilson
03?666?John Plnkney Lackey
04?190?James Harrison England
1/5?210?James Floyd Bennett
06?1431? Lee Roy Adams
07 -67?John Franklyn Moore '
08?107?Samuel (Irady MeCarter
09?18IL?Brady Artemis Lail
10?59?{leorge William Hancock
11?174?Hen Flojd Jenkins
12?246?James Walker. Cloninger
13?667?Robert Coleman KKroupe
14?176?Samuel Adams
15?781?Will Means
16?134?Andrew Camel Hayne
17 ?130-^Houston Gill
18?124?Ferris Turner
lit?:-1.04?Ledorex Lloyd Ramsey
20?1349?Wayne Kranklyn Garner
21?370?Onslow Simmon
22?1375?Coleman Wright
23?225?J. L. Html. Jr.
24?642?Herman Wright Blalock
25?703?Hollin Anthony AlofTilt
20?656?Walton Max Whitworth
27?128?Ralph Benjamin Tucker
28?15&?Stanly Flay Pearson
29?276?J>aiho Perry McDaniel
30?716?Lawrence Fred Rurton
31?1015?James Herman Mulllu
32?883?Ira Nelson Dixon
33?3467?Clyde Sulttle BraskfJLld
34?692?Carl Nixon
35?341?James Hetm Page
Wages paid by farmers on Octoer
1 averaged about the same as
in July 1, but were about three
loints higher than on the same
ate a year ago, reports the IJ. S.
Marketing Service.
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WHon you lose V advertise ..
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CONSTIPATION THIS MOMHN WAV
Wkan JWU fml hnartachy, io,y
Una to cloofoO-up bowoU, do ao miltion*
So?toko Pooo-A-Miot at badtlmo. Not
moraine ? thorough, comfcrtobla ratio!,
hatpin* you (tart tbo day ftitl of year
normal itup and poo, fcatin* liko a
ttlian! JWWt-Mfartdaasrt disturb
your night's root or lafhaaWi work ?ka
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Imperial next Monday and Tuesday
Cotton Mattresses
Program Continued
Miss Ruth Current, State home de
inonstration, agent, announces that
the cotton mattress - making program
for low income; farm families
has been continued and expanded
by the U. S. Department of Agriculture.
Provision has been made so
that more than one mattress ma
be obtained by a family,, and the
maximum, income limits have been
raised.
"Under the 1040-41 program".
Miss Chrrent said, One mattress
can ' be distributed for every two
members of a family, up to . three
mattresses, except that anv mactress
previously received . shall be.
deductible. * '
"The new regulations provide
that any family, regardless of Its
place of residence. Is eligible for
material provided at lt-ast one half
of the total income is derived from
agricultural occupations and its
total income last year did not ex
eeed $G00 puts $50 for each member
of the family over four persons. Al
so. any family, regardless of lis
source of Income, is eligible for mu
terial provided it lives in the coun
try and ts total income did not exceed
$500 plus $50 for each member
ot the family 'over four persons.'
jMiss Current says that county
farm and home agents will continue
to take applications for material,
v-hich will he supplied as in the
past by the Surplus Marketing Administration.
The- Trtipe-A committees
will certify applications, ^liss
Current and John AV. Goodman. a.,
sistant director of the State College
hA onsibn Service, are ci-directors
of the program in North Carolina.
' '\Vi*li these new I i|'ial regulations.
we hope to place from 175.000
to 1100,000 mattresses with about'
100.00 low income families in North
Carolina," Miss Current declared.
Farm Questions
Q.?|How can I get forest tree
seedlings from the State Nurseries?
.?See your county farm agent
and he will give you an application
blank and submit your order thru
R. W. Graeber, Extension forester
of N. C. State College. The county
agent also has" a schedule of prices
for various species, and Be will be
glad to advise with you as to the
correct species for your locality, taking
into accocnt soil apd cllmatta
conditions. -Black walnut seedlings
will cost you $10 per thousand delivered
or $8.50 FOB; white pine
transplants are $4 per thousand delivered
and $3.50 FOB; white pines
are $3 per thousand delivered and
$2.75 FOB; and all other species
are $2 per thousand delivered and
$1.80 FOB.
Q.?When will the annual fall
meeting of the N. C. State Beekeep
during our Phil to
A $25 value . . . yours ab
Record the voices of family
make permanent records c
grams, mail "voice letters",
see how you can get the
Recording Unit free!
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A.? The S*utip Beekeepers' Association
will meet on Thursday. Nov. ^
14. at Henderson in Vance County.
Headquarters will be the office of
' Kami Agent J. W. Sanders. . Prof.
K. I!. Meacham of State College, see
retrtry of the association. -is In
Charge of arrangements and will
gladly furnisli tut titer information
about the inee.tiiiK S<n |al qutsta id
ing speakers have been obtained to:
udditiss the beekeepers,.
Soybean production this y ars Is
t'tdU-nted to f S1.Tiflfl.000 hushcls,
(approximately six trillion hi^'n-ls
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