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HENDERSON, (N. C.) DAILY DISPATCH, THURSDAY, MAY 3, 1934
Blue Eagle Reproduction
Requirements Elaborated
NRA Announces Regulations Governing Display of New
Code Design for Industry; Dozen Rulings Are Set
Forth for Guidance of Those Using Emblem
A statement by NRA offices in
Washington of requirements and regu
lations for display of the new style
Blue Eagle for code adherents has
been furnished to the Daily Dispatcn,
and is as follows:
I—The new Blue Eagle for mem
bers of trade and industry operating
under codes as well as the Blue Eagle
for those operating under the Presi
dent’s re-employment agreement are
insignia of NRA protected by U. S.
Design Patent No. 90793 1-2, and may
not be reproduced without prior writ
ten authorization from the National
Recovery Administration.
2. —Reproduction authorizations Dre
viously issued by the Insignia Section
of NRA are exteneded to apply to
Blue Eagles for trades and industries.
3. —The following requirements ap
ply to all reproductions of Blue
Eagles:
4. —No delivery of any Blue Eagle
reproduction may be made for use of
another person without a prior writ
ten statement to the authorized re
producer from such other person that
he is complying with the sode for tne
trade or industry to which the repro
duction relates or (in the case of the
President’s Re-employment Agreement
Blue Eagle) that such other person is
complying with the President’s Re-em
ployment Agreement as extended by
executive order dated April 14, 1934.
5. Each reproduction in an adver
tisement or on stationery, goods, con
tainers, wrappers, »«vbei£> and the Idee
(other than NRA labels specifically
provided for in any code must be ac
companied by the name of the person
displaying the reproduction or by- a
brand name or trade mark owned Dy
him and must be so placed by the re
producer as to indicate clearly that
the display is by the person named or
by the owner of the brand name or
trade mark.
6. —For the purpose of reproducing
BIG SISTER A Newcomer | By LES FORGRAVE
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HQ-rSHE'S JUST LIKE
PEOPLE BOT BETU, W VAONM SWE CROCE'S YOUR -~v
‘SLAB'S ft tVVHA.KI'? BAsO LAJCVR. AT'-'/'
i terlmNWsr $ 4
the Blue Eagle for any trade or indus
try, all the words and figures below
the word “Code” must be deleted bu
in no case may this deletion occur ex
cept in advertisements or on station
ery, goods, containers, wrappers, anc
labels, including NRA labels specifi
cally provided for in any code.
7-—No Blue Eagle reproduction
shall bear the words “Property of the
United States Government—Not foi
Sale”. With this exception and the
specific deletion authorized in para
graph 6 of these requirements, nt
Blue Eagle reproduction may vary
from the patented design, date, regis
tration number, wording or color coim
bination of the official Blue Eagle
excepting that it may be reproduced
in any one solid color employed in the
other printing or materials useci
therein.
8. —No Blue Eagle shall ibe repro
duced merely as a decoration.
9. —The printer and publisher of any
book or of any newspaper, magazine
or other periodical published at regu
lar intervals is authorized to repro
duce the Blue Eagle in any article
about NRA or in the advertisement ol
any person who has filed with such
publication a written statement indi
cating compliance with NRA as de
scribed in paragraph 4 of these re
quirements.
10. —Any reproduction authorization
issued may be withdrawn for cause.
11. —Written authorization to repro
duce the Blue Eagle. », ill be issued
the Insignia Section, NRA, Washing
ton, D. C., to any person certifying as
follows:
(a) His compliance with the cogc
for his trade or industry and the reg
istration number of his Blue Eag:a tor
his trade or industry.
(b) His compliance with the Presi
dent's Re-employment Agreement as
extended by executive order of April
14, 1934 (if there is no approved code
applicable to him in making the re
production).
(c) His agreement to abide iby reg
ulations of the NftA and these re
quirements. The applicatien must t>.
accompanied by a specimen of the in
tended reproduction.
12.—These requirements supersede
“NRA Circular No. 1” issued July 23
1933, and the “Interpretation of NRA
Circular No. 1” dated September 27,
1933.
•WORLD. I
at q Glance
By ESLIB EICHEL
New York, May 2—)3liver specula
tors left themselves wide open to the
government.
The normal amount of silver held
in New York is from 1 to 15 ounces.
The sum held now is 200 million
ounces.
It is no against the law to hold
silver.
But it is against public policy (the
government contends) to buy it on
speculation in anticipation that the
government remonetize it and boost
the price.
* * *
Oil Next?
The largest strikes next to occur
may be in the oil fields.
That is what Wall Street hears.
At least, oil companies are prepar
ing-
“ Preparing” means to resist union
ization.
Since however, President Roosevelt
has got nemnd the Wagner labor bill,
resisting on a large scale in the old
manner will have to take .place prior
to the passage of the bill.
* * *
On SIO,OOO Bill
Whose foce appears on the SIO,OOO
bill?
Didn’t know there was such a bill?
Yes—weve heard there is.
A correspondent of this column
called up the Federal Reserve ibank
to ask whose face was on it. They
didn’t know. Didn’t they have SIO,OOO
bills? Oh, plenty of them.
Well, whose face?
They’d take a - look.
Salmon P. Chase—secretary of the
treasury in the Lincoln cabinet.
He was the man who put “In God
We Trust” on coins.
PAGE SEVEN
Dispatch
WANT ADS
Get Results
STOLEN SUNDAY NIGHT RED
and white bicycle with black clinch
er tires. Reward for information
leading to recovery. Stewart South
erland. Phone 896. 3*lti
GALVANIZED WASH BOARDS 35c;
galvanized tubs Nos. 1,2, and 3 at
75c, 85c, and 95c. Well buckets, gal
vanized, 45c; oak buckets 69c and
85c at “The Place of alues”. Alex
S. Watkins. 3-lt!
VISIT OUR DISPLAY OF ELECTRI
caI refrigerators. Compare ma
chi. es—compare price.- Lowest in
terest charges in entire city.
(Loughlin-Goodwyn, phone 118.
WILL UNLOAFTODAY CAR
of medium priced Tennessee
mules. Prices are right. W.
C. Hight’s Store. 3-lti.
HOUR SPECIAL AT THE REXALL
One Cent Sale Friday 10 a. m. to 11
a. m., three 35c tubes Klenzo tooth
paste for 36c, also 225 other big
bargains. Parker’s Drug Store. The
Rexall Store. 3-itj
FOR SALE-—RING-NECK PHEAS*
ant eggs, $1 per doz. Ring-nedk
pheasnants $5 per pair. Phone 696.
J. M. Woodlief. 3-sti
FOR SALE lOO BUSHELS OF
Coker Cleveland 884 -4 certified cot
ton seed, SI.OO per bushel. C. W.
Grissom, Kittrell, N. C. 2~4ti
LUMBER, SHINGLES, 5-V CRIMP
galvanized roofing and paints at
“The Place of Values"—“Where
Quality Tells and Prices Sell”. Alex
S. Watkins. 3-itl
AUTHORIZED AUTOMOTIVE RA
diator service. We clean, lepair ot
recore any make of raditov. Motot
Sales Co. 2s-tf
MEN WANTED FOR RAWLEIGH
Route of 800 families. WHte im
mediately. Rawleigh Co., Dept NC*
118-SA, Richmond, Va. 3-17-31
REXALL ONE CENT SALE ALL
this week —more than 225 big One
Cent Sale bargains—Hear One Cent
Sale program over WPTF at 9 a.
m. Parker’s Drug Store. The Rexall
(Store. 2-3tt
COTTON MATTRESSES MADE TO
order. See us for anything you need.
Ourp rices are right, and Work
guaranteed. Cribs a specialty. H. C.
Anthony. 3-lti
WILL UNLOAD TODAY CAR
of medium priced Tennessee
mules. Prices are right. W.
C. Hight’s Store. 3-lti.
COMPLETE LINE OF WOOD’S
field and garden seed. Can also fur
nish tomato and cabbage plants any
time. H. B. Newman. 3 stu
LOOK! MOTOR OILsT~B47 N. GAR
nett St., for all cars and trucks—
guaranteed at highest speed 11c q,.,
why pay more, save the differenece,
also White Gas for cars, stoves,
lamps, etc. 3-3 ti
FOR SALE—NICE LOT OF BABY
chicks, Barred Rocks and Reds.
Choice car of Tymothy Hay ou
tracks. H. B. Newman. 2-ZU
ITS SCREEN UP TIME NOW!
Everything you need for screening
at “The Place of Values”. Alex 3.
Watkins. 3-lti
SPECIAL- UNTIL FURTHER NO
tico, ladies’ half soles 45c, men’s
49c, men’s rubber heels 20c, chil
dren’s half soles 35c and 49c. Cut
Rate Shoe Shop. 17-ts
NOTICE OF SUMMONS BY
PUBLICATION.
In The Superior Court Before
The Clerk.
State of North Carolina: i 1 !
County*6f> Vance: " W ,
John H. Bullock, Plaintiff,
vs.
Lucy Gregory (widow), Ossie Gregory
Haminie and husband, Ashton Ham
mie; Lewis Gregory and wife, Chris
tine Gregory; Gertrude Johnson and
husband, Abraham Johnson; Althea
Gregory, (unmarried) and B. S. Mc-
Coin, iTustee.
The defendant, R. S. McCoin, will
take notice that an action entitled
as above has been commenced in the
Superior Court of Vance County,
North Carolina, to remove him and
substitute in his name, place and stead
some other competent and discreet
persen in that Deed of Trust in whicn
he is Irustee, as appears of record in
the office of the Register of Deeds of
Vance County, said Deed being execut
ed by E. P. Gregory, and recorded In
Book 162, page 193.
And the said R. S. McCoin will fur
ther take notice that he is required
to appear at the office of the Clerk or
Superior Court of Vance County, in
the Courthouse at Henderson, N. C.,
on the 14th day of May, 1934, and an
swer or demur to the Petition in said
action, or the petitioner will apply to
the Court for the relief demanded
in said petition.
This the 12th day of April, 1934.
E. O. FALKNER,
Clerk Superior Court of Vance
County.
Gholson and Gholson,
Henderson, N. C.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
NOTICE. ~
State of North Carolina:
County of Vance:
Having qualified as Administratrix
of the Estate of Henry Louis Harris,
deceased, this is notice to all persona
having claims against the said Bistate
to exhibit them to the undersigned,
or her attorneys, at Henderson, N. C.,
on or before the 12th day of April,
1935, or this notice will be pleaded
in bar of their recovery. All persons
indebted to this estate will please
make immediate payment.
This the 12th day of April, 1934.
MINERVA HARRIS.
Gholson and Gholson,
Henderson, N. C.
Attorneys for Administratrix

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