Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-28
AROUND
CAPITOL SQUARE
by LYNN NISBET
Daily Dispatch Bureau
In The Sir Walter Hotel -HaIeigh


In The Sir Walter Hotel
LOIIERf-Lottcry Is against the
Ia" III NOrtn Carollna. UuI OCCASION
ally there arises Il situation which
can hardly be solved anv o;hcr
way. Right now the = me division
ri the Department OF Conservation
and Development has lot more
applications for the PiSgah Forest
deer hunt than can be accommodated.
30 there will be Il drawing of names
at AShcVillc some time within the
next few days 10 determine which
sportSmen Will be Included in the
annual event this year.
POPULAR-Thc p:Sg IN hunt has
proved increasingly popular each
year since II was muuguratcd. The
reason is simple: II offers the Dppor-
tHnIty 10 folks who cannot afford
expensive equipment, guides, etc,
|" get lew days ot big g-mc hunt
my Tor very nominal fec. It's
popular with the game division, too,
The license comes in mighty handy.
NEGROES--lt hasn't happened
yet, but it Will not be loag be-
lore capital city telegraph offices
nave Negro messenger boys. The
messenger problem has become
ACUTE and there seems 10 be only
HE choice OF employing girls or
cnlored boys. Girls have proven Very
satisfactory III many places. put
/ Southern chivalry doesn't like to
send Il girl out i'll the rain OF alone
.aic at night. So very serious thought
/" being given 10 the idea oi en-
pl"ylng colorcd boys.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES akin 10
lie problem mentioned IN the fore
gong paragr@ pin. the State Depart
ment oi Labor reports heavy IN
crease IN child labor during Sep
TENDER. The number Of children
. between Ii and II years OF age get
ting employment permits was g.
/ $50, about ID per cent above Al,-
gust.
MANUFACTURING Showing the
: trend replacing adults by child la
/ DO: III manufacturing plants, more
4 IMAM hall the employment ccrt!ii-
/ C"tcs were for Sucn work. State luv,
permits employment OF IL and II
/ years ODDS on many manulaciuring
| Jobs, upon special certificates. In
some non-manuiI:tlrIng work yytn-
ger children may DC employed. There
was a slight decrease in September
as compared with August in en-
pl"ymcnt OF children under - years
old.
OUT-AIiss May Davidson. who
constitutes 99.++ per cent of the staff
III the division Of publications in
The Department pi Agriculture, VS.
4 out Tuesday. She was out of luck
also on Sunday. She wanted TO spend
The Weekend a. her home in Neck
lcnburg county. and went by train
10 Charlotte She got 5000 slccpy
just as the tram pulled into Char
lotto she WOk" up and thought she
was at Concord. and just kept her
. scat. To max" he story short. she
got off al GJ-tanil, waited three
hours for a tram back. then found
her folks had already given her up
ana she Spcn' the afternoon and
night in Il hotel Brooding over that
/ disappointment. she locked herself
/ out of her office Tuesday and was
: receiving callers in the hall until
/ the janitor could be rounded up
with IA m.StCr key No: NC arc no,
. going To tell the boy friends name,
neutrality-suspicious. of Worrord
! Humphrics a. deputy insurance
. commissioner. announced by Com
missioner Hodges Yesterday. mot
| general approved around the square.
I Hodges is from Wil!iamston. Hum
| phrics is from A>hcvillc: that takes
I care Of geography. Connected with
! The secretary ~ states office for
several years. the now deputy
knows his way round among State
officials a"d departments. II is
( agreed that nc will make Il pnrd
/ front man" for tho insurance dc
| DartmCnt
! BUSi-Gnvcrrr BrouGhton is Il
| busy man this .VcCk. He spoke in
PittSboro at noon Monday. at Thorn
aSviliC that night He vas IL Raleigh
/ Tuesday for n w Day. and nj Hick-
Dry last night for campaign speech.
| BaCk in Raleigh Wednesday for u
budget commission meeting. he
! goes 10 Burlington Thursday for a
Spccch 10 the state gra"gc. and from
there 10 Nashville. Tcnn.. for u cor
I ference With Southern governors.
/ Meantime. he wil' got IN y fcu,
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