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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-07-17

M. T. = I am married to a man
six years my senior and we get
along well, but his people don't
have anything to do with me.
They speak and that is about all.
We go to the same church and live
in the same city. I think sometimes
of persuading my husband to leave
this city.
Ans. - There are two kinds
OF in-lawS those who mind
their own business like yours
and those who don't and won't.
The latter species are "beauts"
they gossip they
sponge they pick at you
and they seem to take a
fiendish delight in coming be-
tween you and your mate. Now
then. isn't it better to have
in-laws who are not too init
mate? You have your husband
and your own circle of friends
be thankful for them.
Treat your in-laws respectfully
and let it go at that.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-07-17

F. A. B. - I am a graduate from
college this years of '43. My prob
lem is this: I'm in love with a
boy in the Maritime service and
I have been very true to him.
There's a Lieutenant who comes
around to see me and says he loves
me. Can you tell me which of these
boys means me any good, If eitherp
Ans. If you are not for
mally engaged to the boy in the
Maritime Service, then there Is
no reason why you shouldn't
enjoy the company of the Lieu
tenant. BY the same token
you could go with other nice
boys too. This notion of yours
about going steady with one
boy at a time, even when there
are no vows between you, is
depriving you of lot of good
clean fun and possibly OF
the chance of meeting your
ideal in a husband.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-07-17

the Kansas City Branch stated
that there are no serious reasons
to believe that Kansas City can be
ignited by racial disturbances, the
report added that this picture is
not the result of exceptionally race
relation in this city, but more to a
general indifference on the part of
both races.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-07-17

The investigation which coE.
Guided WITH the beginning of the
arrest OF some of the white rioters
who had been identified by news
paper pictures began on June "a.
the Thursday following the out
break.
The report to Governor Kelly
will include background picture
of the riot and recommendations
which have been prepared by Wal
ter White executive secretary
White reiterated the thirteen rec
concentrations that he recently
made to President Roosevelt.
Governor Kelly appointed Hon.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-07-17
NAACP Riot Report
Given To Governor

DETROIT, -(SNS)-Information and recon-
mendations growing out of the NAACP investigation of the
June 213 riots presented to Governor Kelly this week
when Thurgood Marshall NAACP special counsel complet
ed his report here on July Z.
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Puzzled - am a woman of 81.
My husband and I separated in
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| One of their policy makers, Rep
John Taber, of Auburn, N. Y, took
a stab in the back at progressive
legislation during the recent COM
mittee hearing on the bill and at
Negroes as we'll The congressman
in a denunciatory attack on the
NYA told his colleagues in closed
ressions:
REFUSES TO REPEAT
In my territory at the
boarding school (NYA war train
ing center), we See a white boy
and a black girl come out and
black boy and a white girl go in
together. The entire program
(NYA) has been demoralizing. 1t
has been demoralizing all the way
through
When challenged on the floor of
the house by Rep Malcolm c. Tar
yer, Dem Ga) Taber refused to
respond, thus avoiding having his
remarks read into the record.
Some of the congressman from
pivotal states where Negroes may
hold the balance of power and w
seat them from their well paying
jobs are CALIFORNIA: Thomas
Rolfe, San Francisco; Albert Car
ter, Oakland; Morrie Ooulson, Los
Angeles: ILLINOIS: Stephen A.
Day, Evanston; Ralph B. Church,
Evanston; Chauncey w. Reed, West
Chicago; CECIL Bishop, Cairo
James Heidenger, Harrisburg;
Charles w. Vursell, Salem: Evans
Howell Springfield; Jessie Sum-
mer, Danville; Leslie C. Areads,
Bloomington; Everett Dirksen, Pc
oria, and Anton j. Johnson, Nc
Comb.
OTHERS LISTED
INDIANA: Robert A. Grant, So.
Bend; George Gillie, Fort Wayne;
Forest Harness, Kokomo; Noble
Johnson, Terre Haute; Charles La
Fellettee, Evansville; Raymond
Springer, Connersville; OHIO:
George H. Bender, Cleveland;
Charles B. Elston, Cincinnati; Will
liam E. Hess, Cincinnati; Harry
P. Jeffrey, Dayton; Robert Jones,
Lima; Clraence J. Brown, WILDER
force; Frederick Smith, Maion;
Homer Ramey, Toledo; John M.
Vorys, Columbus; Ed Rowe, Ak
ron; P. w. Griffiths, Marietta;
Henderson H. Carlson, Canton;
Karl Lewis, st. Clairsville; PENN
SYLVANIA: James Wolfenden,
Chester; John Runkel, Harris
burg: James Van Randi, Altonna;
Louis v. Graham, Beaver County;
Robert Rogers, Erie.
WEST VIRGINIA: Andrew Schif-
fler, Wheeling; Hubert Ellis, Hun
tington; NEW YORK: Joseph Bald
win, New York City; Winifred
Stanley, Buffalo; Leonard w. Hall,
Nassau County; MISSOURI: WAL
ter Plooser, st. Louis; NEBRASKA
Howard Buffet NEW JERSEY:
James Auchinsloss, Rumson: D.
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Mittipod), ben 3. gsars 1943

oenen basielbe 5l 5eitraubenb err
ibeint, fonnen IN perid]ieoenen 8ade-
reien Stem gerfs, fertig geldnittenes
grot erbalten, mo unter 6em 2aoen.
tiih periteft cine 8retldneioemaid)ine
gan5 Deritoblen Die l1ngeieblide ar-
belt berrihtet. Na1 Der nenet @eies-
alslegung bari Brot nur oa geidnit-
ten Der0en, mo- es aild gletb Derfon.
iunliert tpirb. gbe oas Belet 10 se-
nair oefiniert ipuroe, baben ,talnlid)
DerIbieoene fleine 8adereien uno Sa-
beneeiddfte aus gefaaigfeit fir oie
iuerte aunoidaft, oieier oas 8rot auf
ben eigenen Weai6inen geibnitten.
pabrenb Die @roBbddereien ba5
Sdneioeberbot befolgten. 0as lit mum
borbei. geibt einrnal nit einem Meis
Ter oarf Ser 2aoenbelteer oas 8rot
fiir ben 4unoen idneioen, luie es 1T
einem 5ale erfolst iein ioa, oenn =
10 beiBt es - oas bebeutet grtrabienlt
am aunoen, perltobt gegen Das
S6neioeperbot uno pereitelt BEN
3tped oeslelben, 1td1nlid: eine Ser
teuerung oes 8rotes 81 perbinoern.
MuBeroem lit es unlauterer 8ettbe=
tper6. .r
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mer @ioeritano eeleiitet iperoen. Die
driltlihe Stride bat itets Der @eipalt-
nladt opponiert uno iie ,anerfenat feie
ne Meiiterraiie nod nieorigere HaI=
len.
gsie barf 8eipalt ooer @eleb Ben
Wenlden ibre uHperauBerliden Hedte
beranben. slle Weniden baben An-
iprllf)- ailf oas Hebt, lire eigenen
5iibrer 81 mablell obne iegliben
3uang.
0ie Stride berteibigt Sic 5reibeit
ieben Staates uilo, ieben 8olfes.
aaroinal Serebi bat in ieiner gr5-
Oi05eie lange @us5iige aus Sirtenbrie-
fen oeutlder 8iid)0fe beroffentli6t.
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9sene selisiprednnasprpaeiie

SSn Der 9feibe Der 1e,,e,1 SeIigen,
nit oenen Ser fommenoe Seligipre.
dunsspro5eb iid beiddftigen miro,
befinoet ii6 II. a. Ser Same Marie
Glotilbe bon Sanopen, bie Tobter
gietor gmmanuels bes 3tpeiten. Sic
fiibrte an1 Sofe Napoleons bes Grit.
ten ein tugenobaftes 2eben. geo9 Dem
3ltiammenbrud oes 5tpeiten &aiierrei.
DIES lebte lie I'M gril in Der S9peia.
mo lie i'm Sabre 1871 ii6 oem Grit.
ten Srben bes FL. Dontinifns anlhlob
unter Dem Namen Marie Catherine
bonn &l'iten Ser5en.
Sn Haris beiratete iie Brina Sea.
poleon, Sobn oes aonigs Serome uno
Better geapoleons bes 9ritten.
5eit Der ginleitung oes selisipre.
dlnssproaeiies am persansenen Z.
Suli i'm Sale bes iel. @rnolo Sani-
len, oes @riinbers Der @eieuldaft BEG
@ottli6en Wortes I'M Sabre 1875,
miro altd oieier selisipredungspro.
5eb In 8etra6t ge5ogeu. Ser @riin-
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3nnebmenbe' Gpibemiesefabr in
GurDpa
GnrDpa

VuTUpH
Mnlidten per16ieoener drstlid6er
Iutoritaten geben oabin, baB sic euro,
paii6en 2anoer nidt nltr bon elmer
Geibe berbeerenoer gpioemien be-
brobt iinb, ionoern oaB tatia6lid be-
reits berldieoene ibre grIbeinung ge-
ma6t baben. Nad Ser slult1t 9rof.
Or. Saul 81. Gannpn's bon ser l1ni-
perittat Chicago miro -oas groblem
Ser lcblebten grnabrltng oas gana,
8anorama bes arieges beberriden.
go lit bereits &riegspalierilcbt in al
len beiebten Gebieten aufgetaubt.
Desgleiben baben &i,tberldbn,ung
uno Sforbut bedngItigenoe ausmaB'
angenommen. Ser SungertDpbns,
Sppbus ltno 5leffieber, aber audi bie
gbilera ulto Beit itno inn 3unebmen
begriffen. Die 5terbe5iffern our6 an.
itedenOe &ranfbeiten lteigen iiberaa,
erflarte Brof. Cannon. CT bebanptet,
baB Sunger Die Deutiden nur Damn
auf Die 8nie 5ningen miro, nenn if
men bie eroberten 8ebiete nit @eipalt
entriiien tperoen. ,,gs Itilrmt leiber,
mie err @oring unlangit gelagt bat,
oab, gan5 gleid), tpie oie 2ebensnittels
periorgllng in europa audi ausfdllt,
Die 9eutiden 5ulebt bungern peroe,,.
Dieie 8orte beoeuten, baB in Sen
nabiten paar Monaten 3ebntanienbc
bon Meniden in BEN beiesten gebieten
hubitdbIib perbungern biirften. Sll
ben 3eitungsberihten miro es beiBen,
oaB tie an Sllnger geltorben iiitb.
Tatladlih aber lit es al,f ibren ge-
idmddten 3uitanb 5uriid5ufiibret,
oenn bel normaler grnabrltng tpiiroen
lie ollrb Sic Snfeftionen tpeiter fei-
men 5da6en genonnen baben." Bros
feiior Cannon erfldrte, bob na1 bent
Griege iid Sungersnote einitellen ner-
ben. ,,piel i6redlider, als rbie 8elt
fie bisber erlebt bat. Sin 100000, 900
Meni6en neroen inter oem gab-
rungsnlangel leioe,,." go finb in Der
erlten Sdlfte Ses, Sabres t941 elm,
Broaent inebr Meniben an Euber-
fuloie geitorben, ais IN Der gleihcn
Beriobe bes Sabres 1889. Die Su-
berfuloienrate lit aud IN China, @rie-
henlarb, Bolen lno Sollano gejtie-
gen uno III gerinserem MaBe in gns1
lano, 8ales, Sdottlano uno 8anabd.
Sn Ben Ser. Staaten lei, bies ni1t
Der 5aa, iagte Der Brofeiior.
G5phpn Sip cshrpt1 pnifptfrptnS m
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-03

| Ser itarb i'm Mntterbauie ser @e
Ieaidaft in SteDl, Soaanb, am 15tel
Sanuar 1909. y gefanntlih mur6,
oieies Mutterbaus, I'M ,,eroberten
uno beiebten Sollano, BON Der gta5i
@eltapo in brutaliter 8eiie iiberfal
len, bic na1 Sunberten 5dblenb'
&ommunitdt bon BrieItern unb grii
bern auf Die StraBe geiett uno bi'
gan5e bliibenoe lnitalt beiblagnabmt
5. ;. geitoblen. Die @eleai6aft, mel
de beim 3ooe ibres @riinoers 5eb1
8ii60fe unb 1900 Brieiter a1blte
Die in beridieoenen slnitalten it
9eutidlano tatig maren, puroe aud
BORT llnteroriidt.
Ser Seligipre6ungspro5eB Del
Gbrp. Ml1tter 0rancis 3aper gabri
nj lit nabe5u beenoet. Sic tpar be
fu,ntli6 sic @riinoerin Ser Miiiions
ihtpeltern bonn Sl'iten Ser5en uni
ltarb I'M Sabre III in Chicago.
gingeleitet tpuroe auh Ser Selig
lpredunespro5eB bes Yrielters Char
les oe Soucaulb, ser bic Sabaro feline
Bfarrei nannte, por allem Die 10000
Suaregs Ser afrifanil6en SaIen.
X X x
Sberiter &plumbusritter leat &lagI
eim iiber Mamgel religi6ier 3nflmd)ts
itGtten fir l1.S.-Splbaten in Gnglani
Der gegenipdrtig in England tpei
lenoe Supreme &nigbt Der aolumbus
ritter 1lno Goritbenoer oes grefutip
ausl9uies oes nationalen fatbolii6el
&ommlnitatsausibuiies, 5rancis g
Wattbetps, tpelber in England Die re
| ligi0ien 8eoiirfniiie Der amerifani
i6en @rpeoitionsarmee auf Sen brt
tiiben Snieln ituoiert, erfldrte, e1
c1npfinoe, oaB sort l1no in georbirlanl
itb elm Maneel an ausreihenoen Gin
ri6tnngen in Oenen oie Itmoipbar,
/ ibrer eigenen Helieion uno ibres eige
genen 2anoes pereinigen fonnten, fiji
unIere Soloater gelteno mabt. Sbn'
au fritiiieren, mies er barauf bin
oaB bas amerifanii6e &ote 8reu5 bi'
ein5ige 3ibilorganiiation lit, oie off
oieu nit unleren Solbaten funftio
niert. gr beabiid]tige an oen nationa
len fatboliiden &ommlnitatsoieni
uno reliei0le Siibrer in 8aIbingtor
au beridten, oaB Mittelpunfte, abnlid
ienen unter ben Muipi5ien Der .l1n
iteo Serpice' Organization in bei
Ser. Staaten in BEN britiiben Sn
ieln errid)tet nerben iollen. Matbefps
enpfinoet, baB mas bon Soften lei
cine ,,Statte fiir Solbaten it, in bel
lie ibre reliei0ie Mtmoipbdre finder
f0nnen, an lpelbe tie getpobnt iino
! ,lno 5tuar llnter amerifnniihen Mu
| ipiaien." Die &apldne fonnten al bies
ni6t ihaffen, iagte er, uno abgeIeber
bon religioien grtpdgungen empfino'
or, Dab tpeitere @elegenbeiten notil
ieien, neil uein beferes airhenmit
glieb auh einen beiieren Soloater
made"
ltnsariider aarbinal fGmpit fir
WDlferfreiheit
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senbet ,,g-Mailn!

CuUS< HC-USWN
Die Seeres- uno 5lottenbeborben
baben, in l1ebereinitimmung nit Der
amerifaniiden Boitberipalt,,ng, oas
9ublifum aufgeforoert, fir oie .&or-
relponoen5 nit BEN Soloaten 1T
lleberlee ausihliebli1 iosenanntes
ug-8riefpapier" (g.MaiD au be.
nusen. Nur auf bieie Weiie fann Die
Hoit Die Soloaten ii6er ,,nb i9neu
erreiden. Die 8enlbung oieier We-
tbooe erlaubt auberoem cine auBer<
oroentli6e 5radtraumeriparnis. 80
9riefpapier" erlaubt auBeroem eine
auBerorbentli9e Srabtraumeriparnis.
u8-8riefpapier" ernoglibt am beiten
Die pbotograpbiide &ufnabme bes
8riefes. 0ieie Photographic miro
Damn itarf berfleinert, unipdter pie'
Der auf gut lesbares 5ormat bergr0=
bert 5u iperoen.
1. G-Mail ermogli6t SEN rai6eiten
, 8erfeDr nit unieren Soloaten uno
5lottenangeb0rigen in lleberiee. Die.
ie 9olt miro ausidlieBli6 nit Slug
5eugen beforoert. 0rei Gage na6 ser
Snpalion Noroafrifas tpar sic ame-
rifanlde g-Mail bereits lnterpess
na6 Ifrifa. G=Mail geniebt Sen abz
iolnten 8orrang Dor jeoer anoeren
pripaten &orreiponoen5. .,
2. g-Mail itelt oie ii6erite slrt
Der aorreiponoen5 oar. Son 10000
600 griefer oie auf oieie Mrt befor>
bert muroen, ging ni6t eit ein5iger
perloren. Ser @runo bieler erfrel1-
liben Satia6e lit barin gu erbliden,
oab ale Sriginalbriefe inn @usgangs=
bafen Ser Glug5euge aufgeboben tper=
oen. Sonte Elm 5lueseus, oas g.
Mfail nit itd fiibrt, perloren geben,
lei es ourd elm llnelitd ober bur9
feinolibe Mftionet1, 10 peroen aae ber-
loren gegangenen Slime gemeloet,
nno Die Sriginalbriefe perben bon
neuem pbotograpbiert uno als Wifros
film aber1nals berIan6t.
8. 8=Mail eripart Sra6traum, Der
iest benz gtadidubtransport an bie
5ronten si,gute fomnnt. 1900 8riefe,
Die als g-Mail aufgegeben tperben,
benotigen at ibrer 8ef0roerung als
Mifrofilme nidt biel mebr Hlas als
cine gemobnlide 3igarettenpadung.-
Office Of 8ar Snformation.
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8rotid)neibe- otlegging

@s miro faum Elm Berbot erlalel
bas nidt - faIt I'M ielben- Mugen
Bid - bon getpiiienloIen Brofitlerl
iibertreten miro. go miro ans Seen
Oorf bie neueite Mrt 8ootleggine be
ri6tet. Moberne Sausfraiten, bic bon
8rotibneiOen nidt piel beriteben, ooe;
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-03

@eben Sic Sbren Waifenfreuno an
ibren Nahbarr meiter!
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Spanicn ,nad)t 0rpnt ge9en ben
&ommmnismns
8ie Die &fioc. 8reiie aus Naorio
beribtet, bat Sole 2uis Mreie, Der
@eneralleiiretdr Der Galangilten-Bar=
tel, auf elmer WeaiienberIammlung III
Sebina erflart, ,,baB es l1nIer feier
lid genladtes @elobnis lit, Bis gum
@nbe BEN aommunisn1us> 5u befdmp
fen. Die ipaniide 8laue Dipiiion ar
Ser ruiiiiden 1ront lit oaber n1ebr
als eine bloBe @eite.'
sir Spanien eibt es nur atpe:
8eee'', fubr Mrreie fort, Ser aabi
nettsmitslieo lit, lid enttueber einel
bierardii6en Srbnung 5tts unterners
fen ooer Dor elmer neuen Snoalion
Ger 8arbaren 5uiammen5ubreden. Sc
lit abiuro, iid einaubiloen, oaB gan;
europa niht Dem Chaos ausgeiiefer.
peroen miro, pemn Der aommunis
nuts bic Deide burhbribt.''
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ltnsariider aaroinal fampft fir
@1lferfreibeit

SSn elmer Mniprade an bie Mitglie-
Der Der ,,5tepban-M Mfabemie' in gu-
bapelt erfldrte aarbinal Serebi, ser
bodite aampf lei Der fir 1nenidli6e
6reibeit, ipelder mert lei, sefGmpft
81 meroen. 0enienigen, nelde Die
6reibeit Der Menlben beihr1nfen
ober ite au Sflapen MAIDEN, miro int
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fen oent1ber BiifOfe Deroffentli6t.
X X X
gelgien bDn elmer 9mngersnpt
bebrpbt
Mus 5uperIdiiigen belgii6en 4l1el=
len berlautet, baB BORT inn 2aufe Der
lesten 5tpolf Wsonate cine fataltro-
pbale @erldledterung eingetreten lit.
Die &inoeriterbli6feit lit eridredenb
geitiegen. SAILS 8elgien nid)t in oie
Gage beriebt miro, aus Dem Muslanb
Sebensmittel gu be5ieben (lo beiBt es
in oieien 8eri6ten), lit oanit 5u red=
men, bab oie 8epolferung balo slebn=
li6es, penn nibt Sdlimmeres, our6-
MAIDEN n1uB tpie @rie6enlanb. Sdon
por einen Sabre naren Ha6itis,
Sforbut, uno anoere auf 8itamin-
n1ongel berubenoe &ranfbeiten bel ben
belgil6en ainoern perbreitet. oSSu5ni=
lden lit es iopeit gefonmen, baB bic
le gltern tire &inoer nidt mebr in
oie 5dule ibiden, ionoern ite I'M 9eti
liegen laiien, bamit tie ni6t nod
lbpaber mer6en. 9as i6peoiIHc
Silfsfomitee fiir belgiihe &inoer uno
oas ibtpeoiibe &ote areu5 iino bereit,
ibre .Srganiiationen iolpie S6iffs-
ra,lm uno @elonittel 5llr 8erfiigung
5u lteaen, faas iib Elm 8eg finoet, nm
2ebensnlittel aus lleberlee 81 bel6ai.
fen. 9as &on1itee lit Der anltbt, Dob
es nidt seniigt, uenn Die aaiierten
2ebensmittel bereitbalten, Inn tie nad
oem &rieee 5u Derteilen. Die Silfe
1niilie iest fommer, beiBt es in einen
Aufruf oes ihmeoiiden Silfsfomitees
fir belsii6e &inoer, uenn fie ni6t
fiir Sauienoe 5u ipdt fommen unh
nidt an Ser geian1ten berantpa6Ien
oen Generation in 8elgien Elm nidt
tpieoer gut5uma6enber Sbaben ent.
lteben iolle.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-30
Elizabeth City
Disputes Claim,
Of Burlington
In the Sir Walter Hotel.
Daily Dispatch Bureau.
By LYNN SISBET.

R.lriah. April 3D.-Somconc has
s,,!d the way L. get the truth is to
tell - lie - nI& ii viii have 10 be
corrected. There MS no intent Ia de-
pGINr Any community OF its just
hunors when tins correspondence
.GrGrted i few days ago that when
f'archIId Aircraft II Burlington
putS Il plane IN the air sometime
within tn, next month il will be- the
inst N,r'A Carolina made plane to
.ly. sine, tLv Wrlghts started tine
whole a., .IiIun business al Kitty
hHwk Tn.t llt,!e story brought i'm
mediate protest from Elizabeth CIiy.
and G.'." occasion Tor the Daily Adj
..tnCr There to publish the story Of
- flight ~ 1872
There Is coincidence in the fact
that the kmg!!shrr plane. made and
ilown at Elizabeth City IL years ago,
Was also built 81 plywood, rs are
the trainer bumberS now being turn
ed "ut al Burlington.
According - Bell Jackson's story
IN the Advance. Il group of local cit
liens. headed by Dr.. William Park
er and including Harry johnson, w.
G.. Gather. Miles Clark. Emmett
WlnSlOw ana others. together with
Il. +. TAFT. an out-ui-tuwner who had
experience IN plane building, or
8anlIed the TAFT Airplane Corpora
ton. erected 4 plant and hanger on
Zacnclle Island, and proceeded TO
build North Cardinals second air
plane. II was pontuun affair and
they called i the ''k!ngfisher."
Trial flight showed the pontoons
out OF balance. Il fault soon correct
ed. Several successful flights were
made. II attracted attention OF a
northern plane manufacturer, who
after lengthy negotiations bought out
The local company.
The economic crash of 1929 got
the company. and production nevert
went beyond one plane No such fate
IS anticipated for the Burlington
plant, making war trainers for the
government. But honors Tor both the
first and second planes built in this
state seem To- belong To the north
eastern corner.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-30
Confusing
Price System
Is Illustrated

The consumer will revc. know.
under the wide variety OF price de-
termination methois, whether any
poultry Is at, above or even below
ceiiing prices. says Arthur II. Sur
PRISE, secretary Of the Henderson
Chamber of Commerce.
AS specific example, Surprise il
illustrates most Of the prices which
may be charged for a single fryer.
Ii a farmer brings frying size
chicken to Henderson and sells il
alive TO retail store, the farmer
gets 80 cents pound and the re-
taller can sell it alive for SO cents
pound. If the farmer sells this
fryer direct to a consumer. then the
FARMER may charge SO cents a pound,
live weight. II the farmer does
not bring the fryer to town. but sells
it 10 a trucker at 28.5 cents a pound.
and the trucker brings it more than
50 miles into Henderson. the trucker
adds 81 cents a pound for his share.
and may deliver it to wholesale
dealer, who can add "a cents a
pound providing he delivers the fry
er to retail store. This makes the
fryer cost the retailer 81 cents Il
pound. and the retailer can charge
81 cents pound. If the wholesaler
went To the farm, or the distance
was less than 30 miles from Hender-
son, the cost to the retailer would be
lowered and the retail price would
be 81 cents.
This makes proper price Of &c
cents, or 81 cents. or 38 cents for
this live frying chicken. at retail
store.
If the chicken happens To be dress
cd before it is sold, there are few
additional ways to figure the price
, The lowest ceiling price. dl cssed and
not drawn would be IL cents, but il
could be several cents higher. Sur
| prise says. 1t all depends on who
does the DIRE sing and how many per
sons handle the chicken before the
retailer can sell it, And. Surprise
says. dressed chicken is one that
has been killed ard the feather
plucked and nothing more. Dressed
and drawn is another story with more
complications. Then. of course. thcr.
are those chickens which are fully
dressed and then quick-frozen. b.
that is several cents more
In Jewish communities there :.
still another plan for pricing. to con
form TO the Jewish dietary law
but that price is n few cents owe,
the figure for normal "dresSc -
chicken. Confusing. isn't it?
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-30
FARM AGENCY CHIEFS
WILL ATTEND MEETING

Representatives Of agricultural ag-
encies operating in Vance county
are expected to go to Louisburg next
Tuesday, May 4, to attend district
meeting with state agricultural agen'-
cy heads to make plans for setting
1914 production practice goals.
Those from this county expected
10 attend the sessions are J. w. SAN
derS, county farm agent; +. w.
w h M; III Il m an; and
w. l.. Wilson. secretary of the AAA;
lvey w. Day, of the Farm Security
Administration: L. r. Miller. OF the
Soil Conservation Service: E. c.. Cobb
of the Farm Credit Administration;
and George B. Blum OF Middleburg,
representing teachers of vocational
agriculture
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-30
UNC COMMENCEMENT
SET TO OPEN MAY 80

Chapel Hill, April 30-The Corn
mencement program al the Univcr-
sity OF North Carolina will be held
on May 30, 81 and June /. il wIs
announced today by Administrative
Dean Robert B. House.
The program will vary from those
Of recent years in that it has beci.
shortened from three TO two and one
half days. This means the usual twI-
light graduating exercises will be
held on Tuesday morning. June &:
1890 O'Clock in Memorial Hall.
Reunion suppers for returning
classes will be held on Sunday nigh:
instead Of Monday night, u has been
the custom.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-30

GiGn't rat 1t, but sponge IRON and
coal had prominent place OH the con-
Scrv ational menu at Governor
Bruughton'S breakfast table WedneS-
day. Occasion was preliminary re-
Port on the BraSsert minerals sur
vcv NOW being conducted in North
Carolina. Guests y. me governor
were IL. y. braSSert and several as
SociatrS. with officials of the depart
mrn, oi conservation and develop
'lput
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-30
Has Fractured Jaw

w. S. Switzerland is undergoing
treatment in a Petersburg. Va. hos.
pital for fractured jaw bones ard
teeth lost when he fell from rail.
road bridge while working on thc
Seaboard Railway on the run be,
tween Richmond and Columbia. Til,
accident occurred near Alberta, Va