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Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-01
Wore Than So 00Q 900 Expected to Cast Ballots Tomorrow
commissioners Vote Funds For John Armstrong Chaoner School
New Property
Valuation To
De Used 1850

Hailfax-Nov. I, The Halifax
County Commissioners in session
here this morning voted to lend
the county board of education
$1,000 to be used for the John
Chaloner School sanitary facili-
ties and decided to use the pro-
posed revaluation Of property for
tax purposes in 1850 rather than
1949.
In a long discussion the COM
missioners took the stand that
property valuation in the county
at present is not equitable and
that a qualization Is needed.
Commissioner John Davis of
Enfield moved that the revalua-
ton be used for tax purposes in
1850 instead of 1949. Davis
pointed out that to get the pro-
perty reassessed and the books
setup to take care Of the new
valuation would take sometime
and he suggested that rather
than rush into the matter suf-
ficient time be allowed to have
1t done correctly.
The motion was passed.
The actual time for the be-
ginning of the reassessing of
property throughout the entire
county will be worked out by
the commissioners and the COM
pany which will do the revaluing.
The action on the loan to the
county board Of education came
after the commissioners redis-
cussed a request made by the
Roanoke Rapids School board at
the October meeting for $4,000
with which to build sanitary IA
ilicties at the Chaloner School.
The commissioners voted to
lend the county board of educa-
ton $4,000 to be used for the
construction Of the facilities and
to be taken from the capital out
lay fund. The additional $4,000
would be placed in next years
capital outlay fund budget.
The situation at Chaloner
School was described as acute
and health officials had pointed
out that something must be done
in a hurry. The action this
morning providese that septic
tanks and a water line be built
at the school.
The commissioners were to
draw a jury for the November
term of Superior Court during
the afternoon session.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-01
Condidofes
All Confident
Of Victory
By The Associated Press

6y Iho ASsocae1eo fIo9S
Election eve - a usual
finds the major presidential
candidates confident Of VIC
tory.
President Truman. speaking
In 81. Louis Saturday night.
said the people. through the
Democratic Party. ARE going
10 win this election"
Gov. Thomas E. Dewey. the
Republican nominee. told q
New York City audience ii
was the eve Of victory" for
the COP.
Truman has predicted 4 vote
Of $4,000. 900. He says a heavy
vote "is always good news
for the Democratic Party"
Herbert Brownell. Jr. COP
campaign manager. looks for
4 s2.00o.0o turnout with a
margin Of At least 100000
for Dewey.
Gov J. S1om Thurmond.
States Rights Candidate. pre-
dictsd his ticket will receive
"millions Of votes" and Pre-.
vent either Truman or Dewey
from snaeting an anti-job dis
elimination law.
Henry Wallace. describing
the ls4s campaign ~ only one
Battle In = long war. saYs that
regardless Of the outcome his
Progressive Party will fight
On.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-01
Capitol Square Scribe Sees State
Giving Truman A Small Majority And
Remaining In Democratic Column

Doughton and Jones-wil have
very narrow margins and Bull
winkle can barely be called
"safe", though chances favor e
lection of Democrats in all four
of these close districts. y
The presidential picture is
more muddled. Resentment a
gainst President Truman which
ocasioned real concern imme-
diately following the Philadel-
phia convention has materially
lessened. The Wallace Progress
sives have never been csnsider.
ed a real threat in this state,
and the States Rights or Dixie
crat movement failed to achieve
the Importance its promoters
hoped. Desperate efforts to re-
vive waning interest in the move
ment during the past few days
have apparently failed. Effect
of the Dixiecrats has been to
encourage some unenthusiastic
Democrats to stay at home, and
some Independents to vote for
Dewey. Few observers will be
surprised if the presidential to-
tai vote falls twenty-to twenty
five thousand below the totals for
the state ticket. That was the
case in 1928, but in every SUBJ
sequent election the presidential
totals have ex eeded the vote
for governor.
Taking into account all factors
and based on a total vote Of
900, 900, the presidential candi-
dates will probably com e
through with these approximate
standings: Truman, 440, 600 to
45o, 900 (4s to so percent; De-
wey, $4,000 to 10000 (about A
percent); Thurmond, $4,000 to so
0 (about six percent), and Wal
lace whatever is left-in no case
more than 800 or one percent
of the total.
A few people with whom these
figures have been checked think
the Truman percentage too low,
both Dewey and Thurmond too
high. A much larger number
think the Truman estimate far
too high and Thurmond way b.
low his probably strength. A
group Of seven Newspaper men
in a hotel room Friday night
made separate estimates ana
when compared thay ranged
from a Dewey plurality cf a.
600 to . Truman plurality q
10000. That indicates how 1nnel
guess work and prejudica eoiG
into the business Of oS1inIaf ~
sprohabls slsction sesullA e
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-01

will still be limited to five cents
Of the amount, leaving the coun-
ties with at least twenty cents.
North Carolina has not levied
a general property tax for its
general fund except to share
in small percentage of in
tangible tax collections admin
istered by the State since 1887.
For that reason the 15-cent levy
has been used by the counties
and in all likelihood the entire
25-cent levy could be used by
the counties If the amendment
is approved in Tuesdays elect
ion.
Under the present Constitu-
tional provisions, no county or
municipality may incur any
debt, pledge its faith or levy
any taxes, except for "neces-
sary expenses" except through
special elections wherein ma
jority of the registered voters
approve the issue.
A number of issues in the
past have been approved by
those voting but have been de-
feated because those who voted
did not constitute a majority Of
the voters registered. Actually,
the voting method made the re-
gistered voters who did not 60
to the polls cast a vote against
the measure up for considera-
ton.
If the proposed amendment is
approved, only those who actua-
lily vote on an issue will be coun-
ted, regardless Of the registra-
ton, and a majority Of votes
actually cast will decide an is.
sue.
All the amendments up for
consideration are concerned
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-01
Israeli Troops
In Control OF
North Palestine

Tel Aviv, Israel, Nov. 1-(AP)
Israeli troops were in full con-
troll Of Northern Palestine today.
United Nations observers said
they had crossed the border into
Lebanon.
The Jews said a smashing
two-day offensive had cleared all
Arab forces from the Gailee
area, driving the remnants of
the Arab Liberation army" Of
Fawzi Pasha Al Kaukji across
the Lebanese border.
For the first time In recent
weeks, an Israeli spokesman re-
ported last night "all Is quiet
on all fronts"
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-01
Halifax
Polling
Places

Halifax county's seventeen
polling places will open to-
morrow morning At ESQ and
remain open until $50 p.m.'
The seventeen polling plac-
es and the rssistrats and
place in which the ballots
will be cast are ~ follows:
Butterwood. c. E. Brswss,
registrar. Aurslian Springs
School; conocanara. J. r. Ed
mondson, Tille1y; Enfield.
Waller TignoT. Town Hall:
Faucets, H. O. Hulk. Darling.
ton School; Halifax. w. r.
Stephenson. Old Clerks Of.
flee; Hollistsz. Mrs. B. c.
Hamlet. oualls Store: Kshu.
kes. c. H. Lsggstt. Jr. Hob.
soodI Littlston. o. L. curzin.
r.. w. Thornton's flee; Pal
myra Mrs. D. B., Harrison.
Evsrstt's Stose;. Ringwood.
M. E. Cousins. Ringwood
school house: Roanoke Rapids,
No. !, Julian w. Msdlin. Boy
Scout Hut: Roanoke Rapids,
No. 2. c. B. Camp. Fire Sta
tion Roanoke Rapids No. 3.
H. E. Dobbins. Rosemary
Schools Roanoke Rapids. No.
T. Hannibal ShGarin. Nc.
Daniels Service Station, Rose.
meath. II. c. Bass. cotton's
Store' Scotland Neck. w. A.
Walston. Community House
and Weldon. Thomas s. Tur.
ner. high school gymnasium.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-01
Roanoke
Ron,blings
BY PAT NANTZ

Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Harris Of
Roanoke Rapids attended the
one-hundredth anniversary Of
Roberts Chapel Baptist Church,
at Pendleton, N. c., Sunday.
There were approximately 1000
attendants from N. C. and Vir-
ginia, at the morning service.
Eight Of the, former pastors Of
the church were there, along
with the entire fifth generation
of the Stevenson family. The
worship service lasted from $50
until 4:30 o'clock.
Robert Burton, who has been
stationed in Norfolk, Va, is
home on a few days leave -
Robert has been assigned to a
ship and will return there--he
is spending his leave with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jake
Burton, Of Monroe St.
Seeing the sights Of the south
+. and those are the sights
Of North Carolina, too. Mr..
and Mrs. J. R. Carver and Mr..
Carver's father, Colin F. Car
yer, all Of Toledo, Ohio, are
spending some time in N. c.,
seeing the things for which the
south is famous. They visited in
Roanoke Rapids over the week.
end with Mrs. Carver's sister,
Mrs. Nancy Hawkins. The Car
ver's are quoted as saying they
were told to spend their time
in the Tar Heel State, il they
really wanted TO find the south
ern atmosphere. ..
1t was rather a rough game
played Sunday afternoon by the
Roanoke Rapids Volunteers and
the Richmond Rockets - they
should be called the Richmond
Ruffiese according to the
Roanoke Rapids coach, Flip"
Edmondson, several Of the local
boys were slightly injured and
two of them were carried to
the hospital for treatment
they were Ernest Smith, who
is now displaying a taped
chest and Dan Davis. who Is
up one on Ernest, by having
his arm in a sling. Also, "Docd-
le-bug" Hedgepeth had his
shoulder dislocated twice during
the game, by some ambitions
player-but they did manage,
casualties and all, to ho.d the
game at a tie score of 6-6.
Deepest sympathy is extended
to Mrs. Harvey Woodruff, Of this
city. in regard to the recent
death of her mother, Mrs. Mar.
garet Dawson.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-01
Pay Of State
Textile Workers
Is Reported Up

Raleigh, Nov. 1-(AP)-A 81
percent gain in the average
hourly earnings Of Tar Hill tex
tile workers between Mid-July
and Mid-September has been re-
ported by the State Depart
ment of Labor.
Average weekly earnings in
creased So percent in the same
period - from $38.78 to $4,000
- the report said. The percent
age difference In weekly and
hourly earnings increases was
due, 1t added, to a shorter aver
age work week.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-01
LittletOn Man
Loses Hand In
Hunting Mishap

Eldridge DeLoatch, Negro Of
Littleton, was admitted to the
Roanoke Rapids Hospital this
morning about 8:45 am. suffer.
ing from severe gunshot
wound in his right hand.
He told hospital attaches he
had gone hunting this morning
and set his gun down on the
ground and it accidentally dis
charged and the pellets hit him
in the hand.
Doctors at the hospital found
it necessary to amputate the
hand.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-01

with matters of prime impor-
and municipalities and the de-
cision as to whether or not any
or all Of the proposals win be
approved or rejected il left to
the voter when he casts his bal
lot in Tuesdays general cleo
ton
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-01
Weather

North Carolina - M ostlY
cloudy and not 80 warm today
with occasional light showers
east portion; considsra a bio
cloudinsss and mild tonight
and Tuesday with scattered
light showers extreme west
portion Tuesday.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-01
Election Day
May Be Wet

BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
A forecast of rain for parts
Of the Carolinas today and to-
morrow may affect the size of
the vote in the general election.
In past elections rain has di-
minished the anticipated vote
total, particularly in rural
areas.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-01
Senate, Congress
Races Will Be
Major Battles
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS


Harry s. Truman and Thomas Edmund Dewey came to
the fork in the presidential trail today.
Tomorrow the people will beckon one Of them on
The Democrat who holds the White House lease and
Republican who holds high hope of breaking it planned
only the customary get out and vote appeals tongts
windup to long and exhausting campaign.
Evening star., 1948-03-26

There Is Green Hill Far Away" Gounod
Hickman
PRAYER }. Warren Hastings, Ph D.
Pastor, National Christian Church
Trumpet Solo
1.-THE Two Grenodiers" -Schun1onn
oscar Byron Short soloist
SoIo-"Aeuo,"
from the Motet (ExuItote Jubote) Mozart
Bernice Hickman Soprano .
1.-THE Motterhorn of the Holy Scriptures"
Rev. Edgar Dewitt Jones, DID,, LID
Minister Emeritus, woodward Christian Church.
Benediction- Coptoin John W. Moore
Chaplain Corps. United
Postude-Morch MiIitoire Franchise,
Saint Soens
Evening star., 1948-03-26

I o the COOFS- =. 2ISVefIS
States Navy Band
The National Anthem,
United Stotes Navy Bond
Presiding, Mr. Howard stackhouse, General Chairman.
Vice President Organized Bible Glass Association
Invocation Page Mex. etchison
"Christ the Lord Is Risen Today"
(Heny Carey ----------Congregotlon
Marshall r. Baker, Leader
Aenus Del
from LorIesenne Suite 2--------BIzet
United States Navy Band
Scripture Reodine-Motthew 28:110,
Hon. Ralph w. Gwinn
Congress of the
27th District State of New York
Evening star., 1948-03-26
ON THE HEIGHTS OF FORT LINCOLN
32O1 Badensburg Road at the District Line
MARCH 28> 1948-5:59 AM.

Rev. Edgar Dewitt Jones, DID,, LID, Minister
Emeritus, Central Woodward Christon Church OF
Detroit, Michigan, will bring the Easter Message,
"The Motterhorn of Holy Scriptures" Many other
notable ehurchmen and Ioynen will take port in
the thrilling ceremony which will include music of
the masters, played by the United States Navy
band.
Evening star., 1948-03-26

Once again the Organized Bible Class Associo-
ton of Washington cordially invites you to ottend
an inspiring program Of sacred Easter beauty to
be given at the crack of dawn on Sunday. This
traditional religious ceremony, now in its seventh
year and the largest Easter sunrise service in the
United States, is expected to surposs all our pre-
vious sunrise services in both attendance and
beoutV
Evening star., 1948-03-26
AMPLE PARKING SPACE FOR 1000 CARS

burg Road NE bus Route H2 roner OF Bodens
burg Rood Wisconsin Ave. Route 3O and Calvert Bdee-New
Jersey Ave. Route 90) eones at 7th ond Penno Ave-
New York Ave. cornes O2 transfer 9th and SITS. Me-
Bueth Glover Park bus D2) transfer OF 18th and Florida Ave-
ME- Mt Pleasant corine Route 4O42 transfer at 4t and
Eost Capitol and 9th and SITS. NE.
Evening star., 1948-03-26

On horduoced roads, parked by experienced attendants
You will have toffe problems Special bus service to Fort
lnooIn Toke bus marked B2 Mt Roine leaving 7th and
Penno Ave. Sc Transfer functions this line 18th and
East Capitol, 18th and Sts Me- 18th and H SITS. ME-, 18th
and Bodensbuq Rood Me- and South Dakota Ave. and Boden
Evening star., 1948-03-26

Fort Lincoln reach Drive Bodenbug Road Eastern
Aenu the Of Fort Lincoln right intersection OF
Bodnsbug Road and Eastern Avenue the District Line Also costly
reached by bus street
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9todriht, onb unlere nudIte rcgel-
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3npeia Is

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N,,S uilcs. Obte
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