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State And N<
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Condensed In
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C.atonia. vMuy >. Two Gaston ;
Count school district*. XofTIi IK-1 <1
inont and Mount .llolly. <|tnt lliolird 1
I f,?r I M in it I n I r i if
day fin- < l?t t1dn* on a ulnlh school j *
tnoirli Tin*. Iiiiuril viiIhI to approve I -*
tilt pelitioiiK. j 1
Salisbury. Ma* ti Three person-.,
wore injured and two Ours badly , i
damaged in an no* blent at tliu . in '
tt rsns ioii ol highways near tins
IVoVitt'*,< MailitiilifI I'liurt h. in low-"
,-*. (' I(b an. Ono car wan, driven by "
' . Miss . lintli WiH. :t of tliiy citv and J
Occiiph rt by lit-T brother, Jiniiii}'
y and .! ('. Haulo. Ml.'.* tVilloii and
Jiniiii* . received oilis and biuj.ses
Haloiyli. May *>. -Mayor Graham i
31. Andrews announced <rnla\ that'
tin; Seaboid tallway would buil.l a i
$-<K>,Ud? station here, in order thai
its t'ast through trains, may stop. isx")
Kurleigh. Tito,, facilities will pifoba- i
lily be completed by the time wintor
trains resume operation. Alt- |
drewssii<l. Scabbed will withdraw i 1
. from the Union station here. The J 1
liew station wil lie buili at. the foot j *
of' Franklin street, off Halifax street ; *
Raleigh, May tl. ?The. industrial ,
commission today upheld a .$6,000 ;
i compensation award to Mrs. Louise
Morrell Mallard of Charlotte. -Chair ^
man T. A. Wilson wrote the original (
opinou giving Mrs. Mallard the com /
pensaiion for the death of her hus- t
baud. Ernest Lvnwood Mallard. Mai a
lard, a salesman for F. M*. Boltatinon,
Inc.; of Wlnston-Saleui, was
killed in ait auto.mobile accident. j (
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Miss Lo^rance To
Md ress Kiwanians
Miss Mildred latwraii.ce. Bible ?
Teacher. will be the speaker al the
o
Ktwuuis Club meeting this evening
in the Wouians Club Building at
6::'0: Miss Lowrunee will tell of the
"Work that is lieisg aeocmplished by
students of the Bible in the Kings
Mountain School system The Bible j
Course, is made possible by coi.tri- (
hutions from the civic clubs atid :
chun In s of Kings Moust'ain.
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Revival At
Second Baptist
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A revival meeting will begin at j
the Set <unl Baptist Church Sunday j 1
, night. May H. at 7:3b o'clock.-i{e v. i
George W. Cooper. of S|iait;\UbiiiK. 1
S. 'will do the preaching. Special ;l
sinuing will he rendered each even- r
lug. Tpn.'tor. itev. C. C.? Barker. ex- v
tends a cordial Invitation and wei*
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come lo the public to attend these
Services. . *'
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Draft Office To Be f
Closed Saturday t
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The Kings Mountain, Draft Board
will be closed Saturday, May 10th, 1
In observance of Cenfederate Me- *
moria I>ay, according to Mrs. Eii- J
Tgeue Matthis, Clerk. v
Laughing Aroun
With IRVIN
From the Book
By IRVIN S
TN THAT part of St. Louis known a
old days a fine old Irishman wi
Versation with proverbs. He adorned ?:
with a wise saw or a quoted saying. ]
It is possible that such a constant diet
ster's nerves. At any rate he up and i
He got a job with a circus, and,
traveled for two years up and down
the truant came limping home. Ho wi
the tips of his broken brogans. He lit
parental establishment and rapped tir
It was his stera sire- who answe
old man took in the tatters, the unsh
gear of his returned offspring.
, "Be aff wid ye!" he shouted. "And
again. How often have 1 tould ye t!
moss"? \Git the hell out o' here!"
#The prodigal slunk away. Two m
tared back once more to the homesteai
raiment. He established connections a
traveled with the show. He. wore a hi
and a fur-lined overcoat. There was f
and one gloved' hand Jauntily switched
aroma or prosperity en wreathed him.
With conscious assurance of a wel
stepped into his father's presence. N
glad cry the old gentleman sprang for
"Ah, Dlnny, me boyl" he cried or
*tis the ramblin' bee that gathers the
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Kings
itional News
Brief Form
?National New*?
Ni a V ork. Miiy ?i A atuckyr. uiltl
[ka.itl man, wlio t!? * proNyt-tilor
uti! iIttliiH il' to- !>? a lcl>iiiMlilitllvi' t
?us. utiiiut in li-uvi- tin- cimihM >',! 1
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. if .irH-flwl t,lxi:iy mi a iliai^i' <il
UlUmt > l an a Inli'l^li *
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l'l?! lli'fi'l, i.inl lull ki ll .1 (ill ik
kill.lip. ilc-il ln.ihiiiiai.ll, \VI|li I . >H
Matlilar I'.' I'oi'na wild, re
i. i il jiU-adi'.il' iiiiioii-iit be11
' I c't ilrial .1 :iMurray tiiiibi-iij
IUll'* ?'.!> lielllVuii'Urr >J.'|,'|||1| t': I.'
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\\ ...-airiitoii. Mi.y _.il. The artuy. (t
i<i hi i jnr i'il. luiiuy.' Iiiik. '(Miijik-'i I"
- i I ) lit \V |l|.lilf WU1CI1 i- Mil'
iui.yf. Iii-Uvilj aitned of any, Aimiitm.
fighter craft yet produced. i"
i i.i ship. dthignated the Vi*-U9C
tii i'tni oti cl model OS Uie llell i>XVIia.t
(Miicluhioii- tvt'ip. reached;
>111 t!i<' tests w'li' not aiiounced. i
i l.i War. depai tmeiii salil. however,;
.at intensive tests, crowded into a!
>v w t-ks the eiiuivaletit ot a year
f normal military flying. Flights'
iriiio Simula led combat. conditions J
vei < :. iticltided in the tost*. whit h j
tefi can ied nut a! l'attiM'son Field,
lay ton, Ohio.
The plane, which is being tunied
nit at Buffalo, NV Y.. for both the
inn;. Air corps and the. Royal Air j
one. is powered by ah Allison 11
luid-t'ooled tttoto'r more powerful
halt that used in the original P-S9
liracobru pursuit plane, hut is "virually
the same in external appear
dices." the War department said.
Denver. May 6.?American motorsts
may soon he asked to forego
vei>.-end pleasure driving to con
erve the nation's rubber 'supply.
Inventor Ralph b. Carr said today
Home from a trip to New York j
nil Washington. Gov. Carr said an t
mlustriiylist serving as a national
lefense "dollar-a-year man" dis-'
losed to liini that an appeal to mo .
crisis' to give up Saturday after- i
iooii and Sunday trips was under
| Ksvart V\'linit?VI III IWII,
.The' same iiulustnalis' also ?old ;
int. Carr reported, at liis press eel) ,
ereuC'\ that speed limits may be j
dy. d and productiun of white- j
mil tires stopped, with the objective
Ql' saving rulioer.
11 n: i o I it 1 it. May-itA failed stu? -
navy plane crashed on '.he Oa.liu i
lioielitie", killing tin; two men a-, j
loard. I
The dead men were identified tin :
dTieiaily as .lames it.- Collars, pilot!
nd Kohcrt John Green, aviation ma
luni.-t's mate. Their home address
ere not available.
Lima, O.. May 6.?The Lima Lo- I
omotivo works reported today a
urge lank order.from the British
[overnnient and preirared at once
o enter production on a 24-liour
iasi? New York financial circles
aid the order totaled $16,000,000.
Vice President U A. Larson said
00.000 square feet pf new factory
pace would be devoted to the proect.
Machinery will be sot up next
reek.
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s. COBB
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ot Proverbs
. conn
s Kerr' Patfch there lived, in the
10 wa tnml of larding1 hi? ronvcry
niu.al and pointed every Ui.e
He had a son, a strapping youth,
of proverbs got upon the youngran
aw.;,' r
in the capacity of & stable hand, .
the counuy. Finally, one day,
rs in rags. His toes peeped from
nped up to the front door of the
nidly op the panels,
red tho knock. At a glance the
aven face and the decrepit footniver
dare to darken me t'reshold
lat the rolling stone gathers no
lore years passed before he veni.
But now he came in gladsome
rith a troupe of card-sharks that
igh hat and patent leather shoes
l gorgeous diamond in his bosom
a heavy walking cane. The very
come flung1 open the door and I
or was ho disappointed. With a
ward to embrace him.
it, "what a true sayin' it is that
honey."
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KINGS MOUNTAIN, N. C. T?
Mauney
Wil
LuCffi i>oUk rr
Has Three Calls
For May
Till Kilit'S, . Dri.fl 1'iMHi
|.f-.:i . .*; i<? u iliivi lali.- for tlx'
.1 >nli: of M.. . . (' ilv 'd ,.\lr?. flu
1 V li.UiiM. ! Tin- firs.. <al!
|U -ti'l iu.1-lv ;''4f in-r/ wiilln ; m-'lil-i'lv
?ri'(>r:i.r all. u lot Tin- :v>r
)"!> < T?iii i d ii.u u an I 'ti'i; ill!Ml (t(liI
i llti. uylli i n '.I wlitlr im y ma
li-i :.i.'?''i.;i'..i "V ...n.?.
;n? it by tin* liic.il bo . rj for
May.
Tin; ifoaid hi* r?-?-iMviM) a ruling
1: ..ill Uriifi <Hiiri.il- .it'll selectee?
bugicnics May 15fjt unist IlitVr , o?'|>:4v:i)?
nt t<i a fourth ijyaili; education
Tin1 scleeiee miift' lir abb- to
do. iiiore ilun; merely b" aii|?- to
' ia! and-write. hut must have ttie
qualities "til I'llllblr lilrlll to In; good
soldiers.
Quest lottnaires luive already bel-ii
mailed to tht' first 1.500 registrants
and tlio Cntlrc list of- over 1000
will lie completed by next week.
Iti'Klst rant if who do not receive
their blanks within a few days are
instructed to contact tile local office
so that "delinquent"' will not be
charged attains! the registrant.
BANI) LEAVES FOR
RICHMOND
Members of the Kings Mountain
Ihind. which won top honors las'
j ear in West Palm It-ach. I'lorrfa.
ieparli <1 yesterday morning at
Vt'JI A. M. tor Richmond Vr'..
wiier they will compete in tin Nth.
l atioiurl contest. T'a." party let
I'rem the Southern. Depot on three
special' cars which were attachi-il to"
train uunibcr ".<>. '!'li<* train was du
<> arrive yesterday afternoon about
5::to. The hand will make headquar
Nts In iiio Murphy Howl.
Following the contests' ilic -group
wilt go t'* Washington oti ;i sight?
ecing -trip anil return borne- at
lh-.ir, A. M. Sunday morning.
Those .making the trip lj>*/train
besides the liumlinenibers 1v ere: Mr
..nil Mrs. .1 it. i. nor, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Thomas:: X. Uircclor and
Mrs. I'w nl 1 Iivulricks, Mcsdamcs
M tnlcy Moorhead. M.,-k Onnaiid, K
l?. Campbell. Sam Suitor. ' H. 11.
Bridges, Miss Viola \Vhlte, and
Messrs it. (". Gold'.' IX M. Bridges, C
G. White and 1. B. Goforth.
l^ocal Boy Joins Marines
There was accepted for service
in the United Statps Murine Corps
ut the Oi8t,'ic Headquarters Recruiting
Station located in the Post
Office BUddlng at Kalelgh, N. C?
Willard Odell Cranford; son ot Mr.
J. F. Cranford of Kings Mountain
N. C. He was transferred to the
Marine Barracks. Parris Island, S.
C? for a brief period of training.
Upon completion of^hls peliinlnary
training at Parris Island, h?. will
be assigned to some service school,
ship, foreign station, or marine barracks
for duty.
Entrance examinations for enlist
ment In the Marine Corps are now
being held at the U. 8. Marine
Corps Recruiting Station, Post Office
Building. u. leTgh, N. C. Full intonnation
a.d application (blanks
will no forwarded upon request.
Much Aid Rendered
Locally By Red Cross
In the pressing deed for War lie-'
lief activity citizens must not forgot
the local Red Cross Chapter
ami the services being rendered by
it at home, in one mouth alone til
families were given aid by the
Kings Mountain . Red Cross. All of
these cases arc thoroughly invest!
gated by a Committee in order that
no untiiocessary dispensations are
made. In some cases "Homo Aid
Workers!' are placed in homes
where there is illness. Those work
ers arc paid by the PWA and placed
in the homes by the Red Cross.
All are asked to remember the
Amerlcau Red Cross AT ALU
TIMFJS. and not Just once a year at
the annual Roll. Call.
HICKORY HERE FRIDAY
The strong Hickory High School
Team will play Kings Mountain on
the local field Friday, May 9, at
3:30 p. m. Hickory has handed the
Mountaineers , their only defeat.
This game will also be the last
<oms game of the aeaaon.
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4URSDAY. MAY g, 1941
r, Benne
liams, T
j ro canvass stores for i
' r < f p /? A f I ?i A
? - j*Vjrv< *?r. ?/ v-ra I' * V-"
i E. C. McClain, President of th
Kings Mountain Merchants Askoci* '
j tipn siited -yesterday that he and
| Wee-Prcsnlest J. W. VHam would
mailt f. |.-i\rsoitat call on crry mvm
' I:m ber ui the ....sociatioit to df trimf
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ine the oijinicn of.tyie tnnj-.i it> in'
it -i />?? tc. the closing ose r-fter, '
i (,v. h t Ik 'luring the sununer
,%or.:' h M.r .V.clJUiin ,i<id. th.rt this
"' j* ~ -. k would be' nVaiic
as. p: isible so that the
closing could boolit Juse ist.. . ,+ lu
I 6*' ti't ,.v/Vek .tentatively set Is
Tge/Uj. Or'mite announcer.ient as
! *o ti'f day and date will be made
j later.
Defense Stamps
Now On Sale
i I'd.sIin.is'i-i , k. ItlaUi'ly an I
j bounced ye&Vetduj thai patriotic J
i iwi/.i-ii.s 01 ivrt-i.- Mountain may
, now purchase lJHi ti.se liomis ami
[stamps iroin tile local i>ost office.
Tile stumps are issued in Inc. U5c,;
,..jc. $i.'in and $?7?00 denominations,
.villi at tractive hooks furnished for ^
.m* stamps. which may be exchange,
eil later vor llefe'use Bonds, or cusJt
.1 i. at ant time. The stamps are
traii.sferalili:.
i i.e Deiciise Bonds are issued for!
tls77. s:;T.*iy, $7.Von. :'.7.7.<jtj and
<r.ui.s'i mid mature in tea years for
.Ue.O'i S.'hMio, 100.00, $.700. and
Sl.oo'.i- This, i'tttii'?ase is equivalent'
.11 e.1.' percent inlet est compounded '
i Mint-atti.'ii itly. Owner may redeem!
uotn: at ituv linte alter tin n.r.vs In.in j
l;.jie ei i-Mie, I'ite first Ntaiouai I
k c .-i.il. ..n t.it will! the 'I leas
. ... i > in., tin tit i.. lite sub of lite
initio .i:.>t < ontpieie int^ n-mattou '
..... lie It ; * .on . it her tin' flunk 1
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To MV*. iJu old tnglilis goes I jii* '
'honor' <>;' Ooiiii 111 J fust purchaserj
! ?.. ;i Di l' lisi (loud Jli Kings Motile J
, ; i coining to l^osunast,! i l'.ii. >> .
!y, who soiled sis boil gilt ;ii"'
. n'lini Ma> 01 J. It. TliolUa.it-. a was
| .a - court !,o show his pat roil iv
IVpliit i... pin chasing it MiM'K' boiitl.
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1 Revival At Macedonia
liaplist Church.
i A it'vioil meeting will begin al
j Macedonia i:a|<li>; l'I'm re It next Sun |
any. May 11. Kcv. McKenzio H. Loui;
<>f St.itvsvilli* will be with the eon
_ivstation atiti tlo the yreaching.
Services will be held each even
ing at 7:4a. Mr. lxnig Is a sou of
the late Judge Long of Shelby, lie
.Is a great preacher with broad experience..
A preacher who preaches
a sound gospel that Is hard ou sin.
The public Wirt bo greatly benefited
by hearing this' man preach". A !
feature of the meeting will be good
spiritual singiug each evening. Rveryone
is invited to come and join
in the meeting.
Win Rogers'
Humorous Story
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By WILL ROGERS
XTTERE was a young: man that
A made a groat hit with a girl,
. crossing the Atlantic, lately. .She
was a sure-enough little beauty,
and he wasn't so bad with his line
of conversation. There was quite
a lot of things she didn't ' know
about a ship, and he didn't know
any more than what he had road ']
in the travel booklets, but he was
always tolling heT something that
was new, even if it wasn't so.
When the ship finally came into '
the harbor at the end of the trip, '
the young man was hoping to get 1
himself dated up for the week at >
the girl's aun't house, so he kept
telling her more and more stuff
about the sea. He heard a great I
noise and he says, "There it goesl !
They've, dropped their anchor!"
"Where'd they drop it?" she
. says, kinds scared. I
"Why, into the water." .
"Oh, myt" she says. "Rut 1 knew
It would happen. Ha-n't that anchor '
been hanging out there, just ready !
to drop, ever since we Pft ?he other *
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: riii li"i*'i ia'riailiil JtlI fi" I j W'&'-l -ri
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terald
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tt, Ham!
homson
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Ward 1
W. K. Mamu'x 1!)A.
A. hmkriduo 'M
Ward 2
(..'{j'ilii; I Ion net I i
i< . ij larrcll lis
j bo,Mjume> 1.3
- Ward 3
Ladd \N. ltainrick 325
I). L. Saunders . t 25;
Ward 1
Charles S. Williams 135
\\ v O. St vers . 117;
Kugene Roberts 7t>
Harold Hunnicutt 5|
Ward 5
J. H. Tnomson 217
H. Tom Fulton " 171!
Lions Have Interesting
Meeting
following .the Lioiin Club Supperi
Tuesday ovenilltf in the W'muaiis :
Club llulldr. j; . she mretiiii; \<a.s '
turned Lute an opt s forum distils- f
sioll to tuples of in teles' to dub '
uieinleis. Tile follow inn ttU'liitfor-.
joined itt lite discussion: Myron
Kit,'to . , Chat Ion Tboiousson, Hobeit
Millet-. Tout Kullon. a.:itl Kev. II. C.
S'ptinUle. Jr. l'lonraut *'Uuli'tiian
Haywood K. i.ym h presidfol dttrit.i; t.
.1 HO - ill-:.
Lions \iion UhyiH*.. \\ J, Kultc rj
'on, J. \V Milam ispd I'itrl Manuel
wive i. i as if!" committee ,!o j
anaue.- for. ihe mil door supper.- '
with si i>y cniauwitr.l! >, St-rvii r j
<\di tl> io out s'.i:n 1 fllu. worli. Wi'ic
[ . -. {Hi il ;o V. .(.. I iillt.i-r-.oti, t". j
Iji!" . : itati i lay w.iOvl" K i.cmli j
CLASS OF 40 TO PLAN' REUNION
7 !
A ;? 11 mci'lrtuc o? tiio nf :
J?? will bi: !1? i'l * . '.In- -? liool liOUsii*
'U pr. <n i>. in. <m Friday, Jiiu'c i
'.>. A', l liiv> important meetUm plnus
ill.' to made im a class i euni<>i, j
'(toll i !i? i ai'iei. I .< :' i> have been
sent io members hi ilr.s class notilyiiig
them n! Hit- ini'i'linj... and it Is? i
hoped that every 111? 11il> ; can In. i
present. j
.SUSPENDS ACT IVIT V
'.TILL SUMMER
Because of school activities, the
Junior Little Thuatrv will not "meet
attain until after school is out. Intensive
practice on "The Anties of
Andrew," will beRin early iu the
summer, and plans are bein^c made
whereby the Little Theatre may
uuite w ith the. Junior ' Little The.a
tie then. .
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SENIOR EF'WORTH LEAGUE
ACTIVE ' ' j
A fics of simi[na In the "Sermon
<? tin- Mount/' H J?'i-.*4 uhiii
ill lilt! \*i ii\)y HiC'liltSIs of in; Si ll
lot* Kl?VWlll i :>_- Ui 4 t Till MothOili.-!"
I'M;! i'ell, l).'. M i- i- i ;ii/..'i l>i.'ill
X. ill.
Til!.- 'i.e e.ouj! i.i yc'-ii/i pi-o
ply' i limbed :< i)>? i<;ji Kinns
Moiit:i.-.ii: s.itei'i.i. jiiaht !' u i'ie:i'io.
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memorial service at
cemetery sunday evening
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A Memorial Service sponsored |?y (
Ibe local I): A. It. Chapter will be
lifcld at the Cemetery Sunday afternoon
at 2:30 o'clock. All tha Patrl- 1
otic oiiranizatioiis. of the town, and >
ill others, are invited to attend this <
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BANK TO BE CLOSED
SATURDAY
.The First National Bank of Kisgs t
Mountain will be closed Saturday, <
May 10th, in observance of Confed- i c
irate Memorial Day, which ! a i >
state legal holiday. Merchants are ' t
isked to please note the closing 1
iate antt sc-ure change' for Satur- v
Jay's business on Friday.
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K : :i' tut.. "\\ > . kefs? were
?i:- > . . .i> ii'li", v<r*t*i1 tn tlio
toll- vot- ini tlii-ii- o.ihiltdtucs.
lit- ' viiie v.:i*- j<-?-.?? 11 '.l. in
Waul fi Willi a total i'.ss aini the.
smallest" vol*' was la Waul 1 which
polled -a loial of i;?;* 'l b other
'Wards voted its follow.-4 W a I'll 2.
L'H|; Ward I'.aO; lYaul I. inakiiiK
a gjaud total of l.-a'Ti. The
previous lilvth marl; was in IH37
whi-ii a total of 1.2:;:! voted in (hofont-rorinTc<l
Mayor's lacr when
.lini ilorndpii. Charlos Williams,
Tom Knltoo and lleoi'RV. Alien wero
candidates.
l.adif J lam rick from Ward ?3 led
the lickel wHh a total oi :i2? votes.
Tin! pro-cir Hoard is now made
tip of two vetoians. W. K. Maunojr
and l.tnld llamricl;. and three newcomers,
("TyTtr1?Hotoielt, Charles Wil
Hams ami Joe Thomson. Tin- newly
ihitrd fiin.id >\ ili imvt-.llii' ino in'ilia
at It' \. M In Ihe-City Hall and
!>< aiw ti ih?- otilh of ofl'ii i hy Town
.V'lofr.e4- ,| |{ .Hurls. liiiUo-dintely
fo'.lowiiitr i!o- CnuiK.ilno n w ill elect,
"one <>: stii.-ir nnnitiji Miior and
M.iyoi I'l'o-Tiin. who will servo for
the in-.M tw'o ycais. .
Ti ioC in tjlv . ' . c.iti eett ' .
ti i.il :i,-en:i ! . (o!.-oi! lilies, el
:hi i.tni'id' 4 ir-tind of i--n?..s involved.
. K .i li of Ml- tie- Ward:- laid
1 ;tst <v o < !,tt. wli.-fi two .
. ;> > i a-o ...i Mo V."..4' ! went ,
iilioe!i4,,-<;,..1 .Sinn tic 'i -i pcilijitit'od
am) tit*, town Is
hin T. U> t.p! iiiil. iio 'i lit i li-rilss-4
i:i. rati li.iat' v 'now tie -c eet. talk
i- w .1 : iiiiif i I it lei.
?
M.iyto H. '! I:r:n:i? -..it will he
prt-sc;;t fo. tile n.ee;ilia. ;o wi ll as
ether inemli-.-i's - at the retiring
! liiid I'otio' ilmiiii \y . K Miutney
mi: ??! inwii iirri \v;ll not bo pros
<'iii rn? the meeting.
NEISLER COW COMPLETES
NEW OFFICIAL RECORD
Peterborough. N. H.? A new record.
exceeding the-average of tho
Guernsey breed for her age and
class has just been completed by a
fi 1-2 year old cow. Audrey's New
Year X8576X of Kings. Mountalu. N.
C\, tested and otfned by P. M. N'eis- '
Jer. Her official rpe.ord Supervlpcd
by the. North Carolina Sta'c College
and announced by the American
Guernsey Cattle Club is 10486
pounds of milk and ofi9.r> pouiiTls' ot
butter fai, class A.
(fflriihinqton
g^napsftotij
by ' JameS Prestow ' '
t
r.xpicpsco oi inis uuijmn
An- Not Nects-jdnly the Views of
Thi< Newspaper.)
A- Coii'-it? '? u< : |>i. ;i.tr<' to vote
nlllonv in it': w Use! lor def< use,
,s-.iiiy of tltoiti a'to sending a fervent
if. unspoken prayer to- the folks
baok home. Their opni"1 lent3, tf
hey will do it. can help them out
?f a tight spot.
The legislators h.'ive been transat
In rr the tax proposals into Hints
vhirh fit llie poe'keibooks of their
auiKtituents. Their only hope to
ceep the tax burden from rising
titirely out of sight is thai ttooy
inn out down on some of the waste
'ui non-denfense expenditures.
Even "Seci'etjaiy Morgonthau sng:ested
a billion dollar cut in lionlefense
expenditures. Hut the men
.11 Oapitoi Hill are between lite dell
an'd the deep. Tho ininuto tliev
legln to talk about cutting tho exlensos
ot a government bureau
vtth peacetime functions. the bn(Cont'd
on p.tCc. two)