The Veterans
Comer
Here are authoritative nnswt rs
by the Veteiars Administration
to question- from formet service
men an<l their families
Q Is a »reiober of the Re
serve*, injured while on inactive
fluty trainin';, eligible for disahil
lly eompensat on thi >ugh the V
A?
A Yes. The law provides com
pensation ’oi- injuries incurred in
line of flutv ev reservists during
a drill or other period of author
P i/jed inactive duty training. Ap
I plication should nc tiled vith the
| nearest VA Regional Offiee, and
I he accompanieii by an official
I slateinent irom the Unit Com
mander showing the date ami na
ture of the inactiveduty, amt the
flate, circumstances, nature, and
line of dutv status of the injudv.
My uncle, a World War I vet
eran, recently died leaving no
family exeo.it a daughter who is
twenty-three but in an institu
tion. Is it possible for her to re
Caveny. Wells
Sell Angus Bulls
John C. Ca\cn*. Kings Moun
tain. nwi'1; sold an Aberdeen
Angus hull to L. It. Carson. Gaff
ney. South 1 rrolina.
William Wells, Kings'Moun
tain. rece illy purchased four
if"istcii'd in'.’Uv cows from N. F.
MiGill. a.* Son. also >f Kings
Mountain.
peive pension?
A Children normally rwive
payments unt‘1 ago eighteen. or
1 until twenty one if still in seho.ol
However, one v ho becomes help
i loss before eighteen may still b<
raid as long as helplessness con
tiuuos. A claim should be filed i<j
Ictermtne «oud .:-ousin's entitle
j ment.
Q I live <n - small community
and have l -en unable to find a
lending ag ■r.vy which wilt gran
1 ntc a loan to purchase a home
Mow may t <h:ain a GI
A Get in touch with your
nearest VA Regional Office to
: see if your county is on the ap
proved list for VA direct loans. If
it is. you m tv he able to obtain a
\\\ direct loan for h >me pur
chase.
Murray Bites
Held Monday
i'irvil rite* for Kohei t Franklin
Murray M. of Bnsttiier City.
I were held Monday at I i».m. from
Sisk Mcmo'iat tu st .impel of
Bessemer Citv. Interment follow
ing in Gast m Memorial < einetery.
Mr. .Murray \ as a Kings Moun
tain nnliM' aou retired uveraeei
of spinning .it Mauney Mills
where he \\;-s employ oil over 2>i
years. He dint at Kings Mountain
hospital Se'nretay at !> p.m.
He was the ‘‘on of Ine late Ivy
S. and Mii' iic Thor. i'vhi of
Kings Moie '.ain,
Sur\hors in- lude Ins wife. Mi s
Orta 'Murray a son. Rotiert
Pranklin Murray. Jr. of Besse
mer City; foui daughters. Mrs
Paulino Ramseur and Mrs. Ruth
Morgan. Iioth <*f Bessemer City;
Mrs. Shelly Rol-inson of Gastonia
and Mrs. Mvrile Rot hen burg of
Washington. t». C.; two step
daughters. Mrs. T. K. Thompson
of Bessemer City and Mrs. Jamf'
Bain of Henderson: a brother.
William K. Murray of Iiexsemet
: City and a sister. Mrs. Prank
Kpting of Gastonia.
Rev. W. Ifoyt 1’iuitt and Rev.
\V. A. Costper officiated at the
final rites
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RICHARDSON PREYFP
No smears ... no final hour reckless
charges, Richardson Preyer comes to
the people of North Carolina with a
sensible, direct campaign to "Keep
North Carolina Growing.”
Be sure to watch the man you can
respect as Governor, Richardson
Preyei, in this special program
• rnjp:t ior rreyer — non itoiorm. i\i:igs \ naiim<in»
Bolin Is Aboard
Destroyer Beale
L’SS IJK.MJ: m-'I'TNv'* Tho
mas I*. IVt'in, radioman. l'S.\
sol oi Mr. ••nr’ Mrs. lames II
i Bolin ul tii'nvi i N. C., neently
visited Genoa, liaiy aooard ihi*
destroyer CSS Ik ale iiprraUni!
with th« St* h Fleet in the Medi
terranean.
Hefojc st citing in Om.a. Beale
partie.pnt I in . t anti sulanarim
warfare null .tlo.t l« i lho
Secretary <>1 the Navy, the Hon
or.ible Haul .N.i/o
Beale i a j»;. l of :li<* largo
M< iloi ra e *.•; combat-reedy nav
nl fore** t*t it serves as a ronsiant
reminder :•» vy p iientul aggros
i snr of America's determination to
keep the ooaic
She is scheduled to rrmrn to
Norfolk. V * i n May 21.
Grease Spatters
Are Fire Hazards,
Every y sir thousands of fires
start in horn* s because kitchen
; stoves are il kepi clean and in
propr-* repa>r.
To prevent ti.is tyi»e oi fin*, the
i National Bom1 of Fire I'nder
writers recommend* that ovens,
broilers and top-of stove burners
be kept free ol fatty grease and
that grease containers no stored
away from stoves.
I f a gm ie t ire should start
while you are cooking, turn off
the fuel iinriediately. the NHFC
says. Tlien cover the pan With a
large, flat over using <i long
handled fork to set it in place. An
alternate method would lie to
shower the fire with baking soda
i or salt
i
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White Rites
Held Monday
Funeral rites for Clarence Lu
tM te •>.’ were held Monday
at -1 pm. from Sisk Funeral
Homo, interment following in
Mountain Res*, cemetery.
Mr White died Saturday after
no in
A retired lor rn fixer, hr- wai
tin' son of the late Clato and Ad
die Doaso r'irtc of Cleveland
I County. Thor" are no immediate
survivors.
Rev. W. H Redmond officiated
! at the tinal riles.
MEMORANDUM TO PRESIDENT JOHNSON
(before Congress goes heme)
“THE people’s business must come first.” You said it, Mr.
President, and we agree. The people of this country, and
you and your Administration, ore entitled to have a vote
on several important n-.\‘ures during this, scs-lon <»f
Congress.
One of these imv.-un > worthy of attention now because
it is truly in the public interest is H.R. 990:1, presently
blocked by the House Rules Committee’s recent refusal to
clear the measure for consideration by the full House.
This is a crying shame — because it this bill ends up on
the legislative scrap heap. American consumers u ill go on
being cheated out of several billion dollars annually from
freight rates kept artificially high by regulation which
kills off real competition.
Selfish interests which are profiting at the expense of
the public are1 working against this legislation. But, it is
basically the same legislation recommended to Congress
by President Kennedy and by you, Mr. President, to
substitute eom|>etition for unnecessary regulation of
reductions in freight rates on agricultural and bulk
commodities.
This public-interest legislation will save American
consumers billions of dollars a year. It will stimulate the
Nation's economy. It will improve the com|*etitiveness of
American products against foreign products, at home and
abroad. For the public good, we urge its |»assagc and
respectfully request that you re|ieat once again your prior
appeal for favorable action by the lawmaker? in this
session of Congress.
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RAILWAY SYSTEM
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Aboard
ins KNTKRPPISe tPIITNC*
John W. Mrtton, airman a|»
prcnli««*, I'^W mu of Mrs. Maiijri'
M* lii>n of K'pks Mountain. N.
U serving «U>ard the nuili'ar po
wered alla-'k <; reraft carrier I'SS
Enterprise opr'alkig v. ith the
SiMh lloi'l n 'he Mediterranean.1
Enterprise u> a unit of the large
Mediterranean rc.ith na* al force
that is a eonrtam reminder to
any potpnial .'ckti’Moi m Amori
cits (kior^in.lmn l<» the
poiicr.
She is nochlc of lautU'hmK
both i**« and piopcller driven air
craft off h°r tour acre flight
lin k, and oner.itinf' independent
of supply i! •••■it for fxti'mW
; poriotl;.
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i h**r i i wTfir t*i arc •vln'dulod
jt.»\i' i |v>!',n • Ttirk«*>. Italy and
! Framv.
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LOIN END PORK ROAST
PORK BACK BONES
i. 43c
29c
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PORK CHOPS
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END CUT
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LOIN
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FROZEN
MEAT DINNERS* 39c
• ALLGOOD BRAND NO - 1
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SHORT GRAIN LONG GRAIN
’«■ 18c ~ 43c ~ 19c 47c
IN QUARTER POUND PRINTS
Mazola Margarine « 39c
ntoztN. mAotns
Medium Green Shrimp “ 69C
concintkatio frozen l|F^
A&P Grape Juice - c« 35C
A»P CMOPPiO OB A*P FBOZIH _ ^ C _
Whole Leaf Spinach 4 45C
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^ WATERMELONS
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FANNINGS MANS _ *> ,50. Sr_
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Carolina bcautv ^
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CHARCOAL URIQUETS *w -49c ” 89c i
JANI MIKII ,u.
APPLE PIES ^ 39c
JANI PARK!* . ,v
SPANISH BARS 9c
NESTLES CHOC BARS 10 & 39c 1
SPAGHETTI A MEAT BALLS 2 49c
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COLD WATER oil_ A 43c
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A-JAX CLEANER V 39c ST* 69c
BLUE SUPER SUDS_S&. 57e
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