Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-11-30

more toward co-ordinatcd publicity
rather than joint or cooperative adj
vertiSing of regional resources and
attractions. Whatever policy may be
adopted il is almost certain that all
southern states will devote more at
tention to national advertiser" than
has been the case, with emphasis
fairly evenly distributed among agri-
cultural. industrial and vocation
travel opportunities.
Tourist Travel
Another definite trend III SCStional
publicity respecting vacation and
tourist travel is toward LONGER sea-
sons. Winter resorts III the Caro-
linas, Georgia. Florida and M!S%iSSip-
pi are extending their seasons. opcn-
ing earlier aud cluSiug later than
formerly. Reach and mountain re-.
sorts III the CIrullnaS. Gcoruin ana
Alabama which appeal mainly to
summer Nar1i'uhCr, are likewise
spreading thc,r SEA rn5 Tie rv.uI
al this policy :, L. transform TN,
southeast INTO al all year recreation
region
Al"n% with tins trend toward Ions
~ vacation sCI.UnE BE-. - cGiupluinu
tcnUcucE Toy rcloCItlu. industrial en-
the breaking up Ui contradiction steel
and coal production. Cases IN ,n,ur
are the acttNIiIC, 80 the Federal Eu-
rcau pi Mlnc% ~ North Carolina.
pro. Icctilv rvurCutu% 81 the coal
fields III the Deep River area, and
me hundreds of small manufacturing
plants operating under charters issued
tfrouSh the SCc"ctarr wi states office.
In ms same connection should lie III
c!udCd the efforts al Standard oil and
several independents To discover PC
troirtln along the southeastern seq
board, including North Carolina.
Seal Sale Progresses
INC familiar an,!-tuhcrCular Christ
mas seals arc making their anpcar-
ancc on the backs oi cnvcloprS. in
diCatInG that the current cumpai.u is
Oft 10 It good start. Not So we'll known
but likely 10 become more familiar ms
the years go by. are the seals spon-
Sorcd by the North Carolina Elks
Association in behalf OF the Elks
childrcn'S camp al Hcndcrsunvillc.
Oh lar less genera! appeal than the
antl-tubcrcular work. this Camp docs
PROVIDE for five Ov SIN hundred bows
each year the opportunities of noun
tam camp recreation they could not
otherwise hope for
Banking Holiday
Governor Cherry has issued an
executive proclamation declaring De-
Ccmocr 20 as banking holiday in
North Carolina. This has come 10 be
one Oh me must pruClamatlonS of a
Norm Carolina governor. Under State
law banks are required 10 be open
!or business every day III the wear
81,
Christmas Is u legal holiday; the day
after is not. Yet most business firms
remain closed TWO Gays al least. So =
formal proclamation by the lover
nor Is necessary 10 permit banks rr
remain closed withuu; bccomino
technically IN default ON all commit
mentS ana bcIGn liable Tor pcrmau-
ent closure. State Offices may be
closed simply by executive order or
upon advice from the budget COM
mission PERSONAL director. but
banks require the tOrmallty OF a for
maj proclamation which goes into the
permanent archives among tho top Of
!lcidi papers nj state government.
Most Of II Taxes
good deal of comment was hrurd
around the square Friday abuu, the
increased telephone rates authorized
by the Utilities Commission. Most q,
Inc talk was directed 10 the pcrscn-
tagc OF the take" which goes for
taxes. Capitol Square folks are tax
spending and too often oycrlouk -cx-
ccpt when they look al tnc muta,lons
no their pay check the taXpavcr
angle. The tex that nearly half the
increased phone tolls viii 20 10 some
tax collector most of II to Unclc's
men. surprised a good many State
workers
Paraguay has i!Xcd minimum
wage,