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In the Frankfort railway nation
FACTS
there, were 7,000 hungry, freezing
men, women, and children seek-bi- g
shelter. Hundreds of the youn-gwomen were pregnant... In
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faii:?:2 niLDS
jozxw.towa V
A Despeeata :tuaUoni
coun- In the
tries of Europe nearly all babies bora last year have died.
famine-strick-
en
Other, tf neglected longer, will
ever grownup. In all Europe
10,000,000 people face atarva.
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Of 23400 children, examined,
four out of every five have
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Pastors, it ll reported, are
Itarvlng to aave their children.
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Last winter, in one section
4,000 homes were without a
blanket, and 9,000 had only one.
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popuhalf
times,
the
normal
In
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lation live below thehunger line.
Try to visualize the situation after 12 years of war, floods, famine
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and pestilence.
Germany!
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BUN.
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APRIL
SentimentaJ
Journey
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With
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CHARA,
MAUREEN
And JOHN PAYNE.
For Manufacturers
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that
OPA is striking at manufacturers' price viol
ations, the agency last week filed
An indication
And VERA VAGUE.
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DOUBLE FEATURE
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Shooter
Straight
WESTERN
My Name Is
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Julia Ross
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1946-4- 7
waterfowl hunting
season:
,
1. Reduce the length of open
season from 80 to 30 days.
2. Reduce the bag limit from
10 to 5 birds per day, with possession limit the same as the bag
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Cinderella Jones
With JOAN
LESLIE,
And ROBERT ALDA.
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SAT. APRIL IS
DOUBLE FEATURE
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;i Behind Green
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deals Just because
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to cancel appointments.
Si
With CAROLE LANDIS.
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OPA is also asking Judgment Oscar Batchelor Sunday.
Mr. H. N. Gresham Is visiting
Furniture Corporation, Lexington, his son in Goldsboro.
regfor alleged violation of OPA
Mr. and Mrs; R. C. Gresham
ulations.
are spending the week end In Ral
today.
Since the law requires that
growers be given notice of proposed maximum prices 15 days
ahead of crop planting, Mr. Johnson said, the following prices to
the producer are proposed for raw
and unprocessed soybeans:
Maximum price ner bushel of 60
pounds for U. S. Grade No. 2
classes I (yellow) and II (green),
$2.10; U. S. Grade No. 2, classes
HI (brown), TV (black) and V
(mixed). $1.90. ,
glasses you need.
WE HAVE TO OFFER
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PARMENTER REDS
BARRED ROCK
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mm Cone
in today.
Dr. H. W. Colwell
NEW HAMPSHIRE REDS
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WHITE ROCK
OPTOMETRIST
CHICKS
WALLACE,
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LIMITED TIME ONLY
$12.95 per 100
Our Flocks of PARMENTER REDS Are Direct
From E. B. Parmenter, The Home of Parmenter
Reds. ' These Birds Have Won Egg Laying
Contests All Over The Country.
All Chicks Are From BLOOD TESTED Flocks
See C. C. JONES and R. B. ONES
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N, C.
F. ALLEN
JR.
M.NANSV1LLB
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INSURANCE AGENCY
IHIAITCIKIECllf
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOGOOOOOOO
PINK
JNORTH CAROLINA
HILL,
FOR SALE
TWO STORY BRICK BUILDING IN WARSAW LOCATED
P AND
ABOUT MIDDLE OF BLOCK BETWEEN A
NOW OCCUPIED BY CITY MARKET,
BRANCH BANK.
BEAUTY SHOPPE and DR. WARFLORENCE'S
lower floor,
Do
You Iksd Uooey For ?
Repairs To Your Car
Farm Needs
Unexpected Expenses
WE LEND YOU MONEY ON YOUR CAR
to
$50
REN, Dentist, 2nd floor.
SUBMIT BIDS IN WRITING TO
M. H. BARR
WARSAW; N. C.
IP
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$1,CC3
IN FIFTEEN MINUTES
NO ENDORSER
- NO
DELAY
We will also finance the car you plan to buy.
PRIVE IN TOMORROW
17AYIIE FINANCE COMPANY
M. F. LAWtER, Manager
Goldsboro, N. C.
Cor. James and Ash.
What Our Dank Auto Loan Plan Offers To
You:
"DISCOVERING''
bank
Instead of paying high financing charges, you arrange a low-coloan here. .There are no commissions, no "buried charges," and you can
include the cost of car Insurance in your loan.
or endorsers
Your .loan, application ia acted on promptly. .No
borrow here.
to
in
order
a
depositor
are necessary and you don't have to be
of
its cost from us.
You choose your new car, borrow up to
(somewhat less for used cars) and pay cash for your purchase. You can
st
ECONOMY,
UNCLE
two-thir-
TILE
CONVENIENCE
LOCAL SERVICE
One day back in 1934, an artist, driving leisurely along
country road in the deep South, heard the sound of banjo
music floating toward him through the trees. He left his
strains until he found a
car and followed the
a little cabin porch, sat
on
where,
forest
clearing in the
boy of twelve, and a dog--in
an old darky, a
the middle of a music lessonl All unseen, the artist set up
his easel and soon, upon the canvas, appeared the boy, all
thumbs, his face screwed up in earnest effort, manfully
struggling wijh the stringed instrument; the dog looking
on in painful apprehension; the old man patiently urging:
-natchell"
Jes' hoi' it natchel, Sonny-thataw- ay,
was fea- Hintermeister
by
Hy
beautiful
painting
This
tured on the 1935 Uncle Natchel calendar, and inbroduced
to a million people the familiar figure of "Uncle Natchel",
the kindly old man who has appeared ever since as the
- symbol of Natural Chilean Nitrate of Soda.
Uncle Natchel is really a rare and lovable character.
Grown old in the employ of Sonny's family, he is known
to everyone for miles around for his inexhaustible supply
of stories about the wonders of Nature arid his belief that
the best way to do anything is the "Natchel" way. And that,
of course, is how he got his name.
red-head-
With a bank auto loan you can deal with local people from start to finish.
You buy your car from a dealer you know, borrow at our bank, and place
your insurance right here at home with a home agent ef your choice where
service whenever you need
you can depend on getting prompt,
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NATCHEL
sad-swe- et
shop around and buy from any dealer.
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WAGONS
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By meeting your monthly auto loan payments regularly, as agreed, you
an asset that will prove
can help build your bank credit for the future
EXTRA BENEFITS
MCKAY GUANO SOWERS
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T03ACCO. SPRAYERS
valuable to you again and again.
r
r
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ear aaywnere, compare the complete eoat of ether
with a similar tranfees, commlssloaa, extras
f1naseehargea,
plana
including
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benefits,
as confident a bank
saction here. Then choose the plan with moat
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auto loan will be your ehetoe.
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Before yon finance your next
Seed I rah Potatoes
02.00 Bag
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v Everyl".'r.3 for Form & Home ;
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prescribe the
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T03ACCO TRUCKS
BQYETTE
many
cases stem from eye strain.
check-u- p
Proposed ceiling prices for the
are the
1946 crop of soybeans
a.
same as tnose now in eneci ior
S.
John
the 1945 crop, Theodore
son. OPA District. Director said
FAST ACTION
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in
FRESH HATCH JUST OFF
Remain Same
SEED PEAS
TWO-HOU-SE
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maladies
trist give you a thorough
to be on the sick list
Miss Mary Jane Gresham spent
the week end with her sister EdHUNTING REGULATION na Earle, at Hon College.
Miss Dorothy Mulikin visited
Each year's federal waterfowl
parents In South Carolina
her
hunting regulations have been
over the week end.
supply
demand
on
and
a
based
formula and designed to prevent
getty Jtan Bratcher is able to
legal take that would cause a
about after. recent Illness, it
net depletion of breeding stock. hai been reported.
.
There was overwhelming testi-- 1
Miss Rosa Lee Whaley spent the
mony presented at the recent week end wjtj, her sister In
American Wildlife Confer- - elsu
ence In New York City to the ef
t
feet that the continental waterCeilings
Soybean
fowl supply is substantially less
than it waa a year ago.
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PEA WEEDERS
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BOOK YOUR CHICKS NOW
Miss Dolly Sandlin is reported
HAY
CONCRETE
1 These
Let our registered optome-
FOR WATERFOWL
"Our Best" Guano
Sowers $10.50
WIRE FENCE
sf.
General Insurance
of S74.433.79 against the United
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Strife
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The recent cycle of rising water
fowl population appears to have
quite definitely passed and a cycle
of declining waterfowl supply ap
pears to be well underway. Trained game managers know that
heavy take during the downtrend
in a population cycle is disastrous.
The National Audubon Society
has always recognized the recrea
tional value of field sports, legally pursued. It has never been opposed to hunting. It does believe
in regulation of deliberate take,
such that there may be ho- net
depletion in the breeding utock.
After careful consideration of
the existing circumstances, the
Directors of the Society have decided to reccomend to the federal
government for Its consideration
head-
KENANS VILLE.N. C.
Mr. and Mrs. R, S. Batchelor
and daughter visited Mr. and Mrs.
TEST YEAR
a
ache or Hatlgue forces you
BEULAVILLE NEWS
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Trurj Dtfitmnt
following changes, to apply to
limit
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Business
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Ral-Nor- th
With NINA
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V. S.
For Good ;
Don't loose out on lucrative
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ROBERT BENCHLEY,
WED. APRIL
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Savings Bonds in which Americans
A vest
Its production in this state
aiona is said to equal that of any
other nation.- - Mills mutt turn out
materials for ships, railroads, buildings for the world's reconitructlon.
Vital industries in ell parts of the
Nation must bavt'its output -
Violations Expensive
1946 ACID
Snafu
GbodEyesr
Dr aOrTColweil
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eigh.
rowa. apbil
With
trict Director said today, i
Actions against slaughterers include criminal Indictments, treble
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On Upgrade
damage suits, injunctions to prevent further violations,', and sub--:
witholding, he added.
Court .actions at the rate of 20 sidy
; per week are being brought by
OPA against slaughterers and
OPTOMKTRSMT
meat packers In a drive against
black market operations which is Eyes Examinee. QHhm F1HI
Next Doer U Carrnsuah
diverting much of the short supChevrolet Company..
channels,
legal
meat
from
ply of
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Offtr lr
Fmniant
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DisWAJXACE. V '
Theodore S. Johnson, OPA
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over-ceilIn-
WARSAW
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three German cities infant mortal,
ity - 80 .to 100 percent . ,,,.
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'... France: t,
Due to the, depleted physical resistance' thousands of children are
dying. Tuberculosis has Increased
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from 48 to 74 percent
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Poland i ;.""
Two million of six million are
undernourished (under 14). In one
primary school the father of only
one iri 100 children was still living.
ACUTE NEEDS t
Garments, food, vitamins, medi
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cines, money and prayer, j
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RESPONSE:
Take an offering. Most European countries are now open to
private relief. Clothing and food,
in 11 pound boxes, may be sent
STEEL WILL HELP.
through the post otfice to the
Steel a billion dollar industry In
United Chore CenUi, New Wind- Pennsylvania
will pour millions
sor, Md or Modesto, Calif.
into the NaUon to guarantee the
it was
furniture manufacturers,
reported. In one suit the agency
seeks $150,000 from Irwin A. Mor- genstein and the Great Lakes In
dustries. Inc- - High' Point for al
g
sale of furniture
leged
and toys, It was said.
In filing "suit for 3 times the
amount of the overcharges, OPA
contends that the total amount
of overcelllng charges received by
the defendants was approximately
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$30,000.
Theatre
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Behind.
Uesthe Might of America
iooooooooooot suits against two North Carolina thethe
j Duplin
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5th., 1946
FRIDAY, APRIL
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iMeat Actions
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Our charge for riew tar loan is $5.00 per $100.00, pr year
added to loan. Loans are repayable 15 months or lest.
Dfcncfj Or.rAlnCi Trust Co.
E::'Jn County
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MEIBEIl FEDEKAL
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