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5 05 5 0 00000000 00 4 4 4 4 4 4 0 00 0 THE NEWS AND utilizing the raw materials surplus labor in each community in the State. Other speakers at the meeting were Dr. J. H. Hilton, head of the department of animal husbandry at State College; George Ross, marketing specialist of the State Department of Agriculture; and Dr.

L. D. Baver, dean of the school of agriculture and forestry at State, who gave the keynote address. Around 100 delegates attended from Franklin, Granville, Vance, Warren, Lee, Wake, and Harnett Counties. The meeting is one of a series of regional, the meetings purpose of throughout launching the the statewide rural industries pro- NEWS SIGN PLANNED BY RALEIGH STATION Fred Fletcher, station manager of WRAL, announced yesterday that construction has begun on a 41-foot flashcasting sign, to be erected on the Woodard building at Fayetteville and Martin streets.

The sign is the second of its kind south of Washington. It is expected to be in operation by January 1. The sign will flash continuous news items for 15 hours a day-from 8 a.m. until 11 p.m. The sign will be operated from the WRAL news room.

News will be transmitted on a perforated tape similar to that on press association teletypes. Four hundred of copy will appear minutes, and copy will be changed at least once an hour. The sign has 280 electric light bulbs, and its letters are two feet high. It will be placed partly on Martin street and partly on Fayetteville. The Raleigh Merchants Bureau has endorsed the flashcasting.

AMBASSADOR LAST TIMES TODAY "I've Always Loved You" In Technicolor PHILIP DORN CATHERINE McLEOD WILLIAM CARTER ARMY VS. NAVY in AMBASSADOR NEWS 25c Plus Tax STATE LAST TIMES TODAY If You Don't Get 100 Laughs, You Had Better See a Doctor! 'COCKEYE MIRACLE' with KEENAN WYNN Frank Morgan Audrey Tonev PALACE HELD OVER (At Ambassador Prices) LAST TIMES TODAY ERROL FLYNN ELEANOR PARKER in "NEVER SAY GOODBYE" added Tom Jerry Cartoon Scenes of Army-Navy Football Game in the News CAPITOL I 20c Plus Tax LAST TIMES TODAY VAN JOHNSON in "Easy to Wed" with ESTHER WILLIAMS plus "Brave Tin Soldier" Cartoon VARSITY TODAY ONLY "TOKYO ROSE" with OSA MASSEN BYRON BARR GROUP DISCUSSES RURAL INDUSTRIES: Special Governor's Committee Outlines Plans To Develop State's Economy The development of the State's rural better and industries a more to bring well-balanced about al economic system in North Carolina was discussed here yesterday at a regional meeting of Governor Cherry's Committee on Rural Industries at It the State Laboratory out that of Hygiene. was brought is self-sufficient only in textiles, tobacco and forestry, and that in light of the State's progress, the time has come to plan for a better balanced economic situation. Speaking at the afternoon session, Bailey Rich of the State Department of Agriculture, gave four reawhy food processing is greatly developed as an industry in the State. He said that there is a failure to put up quality products, la lack of a long period of operation, lack trained management, and a lack of planning.

He listed crops that might be canned in the State, which are good sellers, as asparagus, turnip greens, peaches, green beans, lima beans, black eyed peas, tomatoes and okra, and sweet potatoes. Dr. J. V. Hofman, head of State College's forestry department, said that the problem in this section is to build up existing industries.

He gave forestry as an example. Program Outlined. The program of the Governor's committee was outlined by W. C. Guthrie, head of the rural industries bureau of the Department of Conservation and Development.

He said that the development of rural industries and services would create more jobs, increase the per capita income and earning power, and decrease labor exodus at the age of greatest productivity. All this would contribute to the stabilization of the farm population. The program is aimed at the development of the industries and services so as to dispose of every product and raw material in the State in the form of merchandise and produce as purchased by the consumer, EVERY HEADACHE SUFFERER SHOULD KNOW THIS ABOUT ASPIRIN ST. JOSEPH ASPIRIN IS ASPIRIN AT ITS BEST! At the first trace of a headache, many now take St. Joseph Aspirin.

Such a comfort too for painful distress of colds, monthly functional pain. Bottle of 100 for only 35c- and you save one-third! ASPIRIN ONLY STILL St.Josept 10. Raleigh Little Theatre REMEMBER MAMA" Comedy Drama of Early 1900's by John Van Druten with huge cast of 28 PEOPLE (and a cat) Now in Second Year on Broadway Directed By MELVIN E. PAPE Beginning Monday, Dec. 9th Through Saturday, December 14th at 8 o'Clock NON- ADMISSIONS Adults $1.25 Students .75 (Price includes tax) Box Office Now Open MAKE RESERVATIONS EARLY Phone 6384 Between 10:00 A.

M. and 5:00 P. M. Daily Kinston, Dec. 9.

Not all court defendants are ungrateful, nor do all of them take their acquittals for granted without expressing gratitude, according to acting Recorder Albert W. Cowper here. When the A. R. Brown Negro, minister, was acquitted of charges of receiving stolen goods.

the minister spoke out profusely about what "a wonderful court" the city has and how grateful he was to His Honor. He promised to bring the Judge a Christmas turkey--the best he could find-but Cowper declined with thanks, officials reported. 0 0 00 OBSERVER, RALEIGH, N. TUESDAY MORNING. TUSKEGEE HEAD SPEAKS AT COLLEGE IN DURHAM Durham, Dec.

-President Frederick D. Patterson of Tuskegee Institute called for a "greater flexibility of educational opportunities" for all people as he delivered an address at the North Carolina College here Sunday afternoon. The speaker was emphatic in stating that those who take democracy seriously have a growing determination to see that educational DECEMBER 10, 1946. AMVETS INSTALL NEW COMMANDER W. E.

Williams of Cherry Point Succeeds L. M. Hinshaw of Asheboro Asheboro, Dec. 9. William E.

Williams, industrial relations offithe Cherry Point Marine Base, yesterday was elected State Commander of Amvets succeed L. M. (Jack) Hinshaw of Asheboro. The election was held at a meeting of the Sta Department executive committee at the hall here, when Hinshaw's resignation became effective. Hinshaw, a former Army colonel, resigned his post because of his recent election to a vice-commandership in the National Amvets' organization.

A member of the Wilson Post, G. C. Fulghum, was elected first viceto replace Williams. H. commandon, Charlotte was elected sixth vice-commander, a post long vacant, and will have charge of all the Negro posts in the State.

A highlight of the meeting yesterday, attended by 35 members of the executive committee, was the talk by Harry B. Caldwell of Durham, executive secretary of the North Carolina Good Health Association on the Good Health program. The committee voted instruct every post adopt a resolution heartily endorsing the program and to send copies of the resolution to North Carolina Congressmen and to Gov. ernor Gregg Cherry. A report on che national convention was given by Tom Winston-Salem, and Hinshaw.

The question of permanently locating State headquarters was not decided, but offices will temporarily be loeated at Cherry Point. WORLD CHRISTIANITY FORSEEN BY SPEAKER "We are living in one world, and we must move toward a World Christianity," Dr. Sankey L. Blanton, of Wake Forest College, said at the regular meeting of the Men's Fellowship Club of the First Baptist Church last night. The of the department of religion at Wake Forest stated that this fact "which the poets and prophets have proclaimed for ages, Pre bloodshed, know now violence through and war suffering," and and that the peoples of the world are today under great necessity of finding one spiritual basis for living together.

bert Haskins, Jr. William D. HoloThe speaker was presented by man, president of the club, presided. Musical selections were given by Peggy Parker, Virginia Holcomb and Esther Hollowell, vocal trio, accompanied by Christine Kornegay, pianist. All are seniors at Meredith College.

J. E. Hunter was winner of a question and answer contest based upon the Bible. RALEIGH POLICE PROBE THREE BREAK- HERE The theft of cash and merchandise from three establishments during the night Sunday was reported yesterday by police, who are investigating. Teel's restaurant on the Wake Forest Road entered through a window knocked out on west the side of the building, investigating officers reported, $37 taken from the cash register, piccolo, and cigare rette vending machines.

The Drive-In Grill, located on the Louisburg Highway a few yards from Teel's, was entered by someone who knocked the glass out of the back door. A ham was stolen. Moras' grocery store at the intersection of Bloodworth and Cabarrus streets, officers said, was entered after the glass had been broken out of the front door. Proprietors reported that a ham, three pork loins, some beer, and three bottles of wine are missing. Police Ball The complete program for the annual Police Ball to be staged Friday night in Memorial Auday by ditorium was announced.

yesterwin of the entertainment committee. A new variety vaudeville show featuring Cotton Watts and introducing Cotton Watts, will open the evening's festivities at 8 with black face comedy, Goodwin said. Other performers on the hour vaudeville show are Lillan Haver, baton twirler and acrobatic dancer; Gloria singing mistress of ceremonies; the Knight Trio, on tight wire; and Conrad North, who will give musical impressions of favorite bands. A 30-minute show by members of Wilson Humber's troupe will follow the vaudeville liners, Goodwin said, and at 9:30 Humber's band will start playing for dancing, which is scheduled to continue until 1 a. m.

Tickets for the ball are "going well," the committee reported. 5 REASONS WHY increasing millions Snap Back With STANBACK GLADACHE POWDERS 10 COMPANY Designed to speedily relieve 1 simple headache and painful discomforts of neuralgia 2 form Measured for quick doses in assimilation powder Proot of merit. Same type for3 mula over one-third century Standard 0. S. P.

Ingredients. 4 Laboratory tested. controlled In price range of everyone 5 10c and 25c sizes Caution: Use only as directea STANBACK Rape Trial Starts Today For Convict in Martin Granville Negro Charged with Raping Woman Following Escape from Prison Williamston, Dec. 9-Otis Ragland, Granville County Negro, who was one of eight convicts who escaped from the Martin County Prison Camp near here on November 3, was arraigned in Superior Court today on a charge of raping Mrs. Floyd Moore while he was hiding from officers following the prison break.

Mrs. Moore was allegedly raped at her home in Williams Township linat November Negro, 8. whom She she told later officers identified as Ragland, entered her home while she was alone, raped her and fled after tying her up with a tablecloth. A special venire of 100 men was ordered, for trial jury begin in the tomorrow capital morning. wWhilthe anticipating, Sheriff trouble B.

Roebuck took the precaution of calling Governor Cherry's office having a special detail of highway I patrolmen assigned to the courthouse during the trial. The victim of the attack was in the courtroom. She broke down and cried when she saw Ragland a thick-lipped, heavy set young Negro. She had to be helped from the courtroom. CLUB BON-AIR HOLDS FORMAL OPENING HERE Raleigh's Newest Supper Club Provides Good Food and 1 Dancing Nightly Raleigh's newest supper club, the Club Bon-Air, was opened formally last night, with a fairly large attendance.

Reservations for opening night had been sold out for weeks advance, but attendance was hot" as large as was expected. The club offers a variety of selections in the of food and drink, plus a dance floor and orchestra which. will the plain club nightly. room, In addi- Club Bon-Air also has a large private dining room, The Blue Room, which seats 150, and a soda shop and grill, perich 220. seats 62.

Woody The main Hayes club and room his Orchestra will furnish dancing and dinner music. Modern in design and interior Club Bon-Air provides a muchdecoration, newly constructed Athe needed and attractive recreational feature for local residents and guests. The club will be open nightly, for dinner and dancing. Reservations will be accepted for the main club as well as for larger parties who desire service in the Blue Room. Color schemes of blue and red, in varying hues, dominate the various dining rooms of the Club The orchestra plays from a balcony overlooking the main club room.

Amplifiers have been placed throughout the building, in the various private dining rooms. The Club is owned and operated by Mike G. Matinos, who has been in the restaurant business here for many years. NEW SCOUTING GROUPS REPORTED BY COUNCIL Two new Cub Packs have been registered in the Occoneechee Council, Boy Scouts of America, it was announced yesterday by Arthur Brown, organization chairman for the Wake District. Pack 80, sponsored by the Men's Bible Class of Hillyer Memorial Christian Church, has registered with 50 members.

Cubmaster for Pack 80 is Thomas Y. Bishop, and the committee is composed of L. K. Ward, J. T.

Barnes, J. N. Caprell, M. E. Smith, and N.

W. Williams. Carey, H. Bostian is master of Pack William D. Moxley is assistant master.

The committee consists of Dr. E. R. Collins. Otto Veerhoff, G.

W. Giles, F. J. Miller, and William O. Suiter.

Pack 3 will hold its first meeting Friday night. Cub scouting is the program of the Boy Scouts for boys nine, 10, and 11 years old. Chester FUQUAY- Morris TODAY Marshall in "BOSTON BLACKIE and THE LAW" Latest News and Cartoon. VARINA-TODAY. Tom Neal and Helen Chapman in "MY DOG SHEP" and cartoon.

APEX- TODAY. John Garfield Geraldine Fitzgerald in "NOBODY LIVES FOREVER" and Cartoon MAT. Nite coLony 7 9 TODAY ONLY PACKED WITH CHUCKLE POWER! Robert BENCHLEY Vera VAGUE Conrad JANIS Nanette PARKS I FOOTBALL SHORT ACT NEWS Coming Here WALTER H. JUDD. Rep.

Walter H. Judd of Minnesota, co-author of the Hays-Judd resolution designed to keep politics out of World War II peace settlement, will speak to the Raleigh Executives Club Saturday night at 7 at Meredith College. Congressman Judd was a medical missionary in China from 1925-1931, and was superintendent of hospitals of North China for the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions from 1934 to 1938. His talk will deal with America's international relations. TWO CONVICTS CAUGHT, ONE STILL AT LARGE Greensboro, Dec.

9. -(P)- Two white convicts who escaped from the Sandy Ridge Prison Camp Dec, 4 by fleeing in a truck baater kidnapping its driver, were the custody of police today. Capt. M. Barnes, district prison supervisor, announced that the pair, Willie Jeff Meeks, 23, of Reidsville and Willie Ed Shoaf, 2 25, of Winston Salem were Island recaptured near yesReidsville.

He said the pair surrendered without resistance after a car they had stolen was wrecked, injuring Meeks arm. Tom Bullins, 35-year-old third member escaping trio, was still at large, Barnes said. ELEVEN MEN ENLISTED AT ARMY STATION HERE Regular Army at the Army Eleven men signed for awere, recruiting station here last week. Signing for three years were Aubrey L. Taylor, 2620 Wells Avenue; Chester A.

Martin, Negro of 422 S. Swain Robert A. Tant of Spring Hope, Route and Tommy S. Hopkins of Middlesex, Route Accepted for 18 months were William F. Paul, Pittsburgh, Lonnie T.

Flint, Troy, Route William D. Hendrick, Raleigh, Route James M. Orr, 216 Lafayette Road; Raymond E. Jones, Raleigh, Route 5: Chester H. Bledsoe, Clayton; and James H.

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