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j|i>i» iwder MBltary condlUons?
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®Eont uud nsk him tho uecefisurv
•top*. Raialng hogs the sanitary
way la one of the best jobs the
farmer can do. Pigs raised on
jUan ground and kept free of
worms will grow faster, hare a
reater resistance to disease, re-
luire a smaller amount of fee:'
for 100 pounds of grain, and
ling iiiuie vju lue iuarii.et. A
free copy of ESxtension iClrcular
No. 238, “Raising Hogs In North
Carolina.’’ may be obtained from
the Agriculbural Bdltor at State
College.
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Efforts To Cot
Parkway Funds
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fwitb FRANK MORGAN
Billie BURKE • Ann RUTHERFORD
John SHELTON • Reuinald OWEN
Donsld MEEK • Nat PENDLETON
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Washington.—EJCforts to re
store deep cuts In the 1941 funds
for the Blue Ridge Parkway were
virtually aibhndoned Tuesday as
North Carolina House members
united to prevent any further
slashes in the $1,300,000 fund
recommended in the President’s
budget and approved by the avb-
proipriatlons committee, when the
item comes before the House,
probably today.
As consideration of the Inter
ior Department appropriation bill,
which carries the parkway item,
was launched In the House Tues
day, Representative Zebulon Wea
ver and other imembers of the
cIe!e;:ation expressed relief that
the appropriations committee had
not cut the fund below the bud
get estimates.
Pointing out that many items
had been cut substantially under
the budget recommendations by
the committee, Weaver said that
after conference with Representa-
' (Ives Doughton and Bulwinkle, it
■ had been decided not to intro
duce an amendment for addition
al money. They felt, he said, that
in view of the current economy
drive, such a move would be
fruitless.
The bill proposes that $2,000,-
000 le appropriated for expendi
ture on the Blue Ridge and
Natchez Trace parkways during
the fiscal year ending June 30,
1941. Of this $1,300,000 would
lie spent on the Blue Ridge Park
way. During the current fiscal
year, $4,500,000 has been avall-
M'iile for the two parkways, with
$3,150,000 going to the Blue
Ridge project. The proposed ap
propriation therefore represents a
. cvero slash.
Weaver pointed out, however,
that the work on the parkway
will not he slowed as much as was
(eared at the oiit.set, since a good
diare of the funds appropriated
I 'i'st year are as yet unexpended
land will ho available in the new-
fiscal year.
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FOR CHILDREN
HAL ROACH pXti4^tt»
A Miqhry Novel...A SoiisoHoimI Sfogo tvccoss I
NOW. th« TSAR'S MOST IMPORTANT PICTURI
I.VCItK.lSKS
Cash income from farm mar-
i'cetii'gs and government payments
i n Jannaty totaled $733,000,000.
■\ rise of nearly $100,000,000 over
the income and payments of the
I -ante month a year earlier.
fcyJOHN STEINBECK
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The present. European war has
j diminished rather than stimulat
ed the demand for -American farm
! products, according to the U. S.
I Bureau of Agricultural Econom
ics.
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Mrs. Arthur Benge s(pent a
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.Mr. Charlie Blankenship sipent
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Mr. Johnson Church spent
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Mts. fltoll* %sw, irho has
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' Mr. BUaa Chnreh spent Friday
nlgkt with Mr. Johnsem Church.
Mr. Johnson Chnreh and little
sister, Helen, spent Sunday with
their sistor, Mrs. Nina Church.
Mr. Burl Mikeal spent a short
while with Mr. Marlon Church,
Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. J. W. Church
spent a short while in the bo.me
of Mr. and Mrs. Dempsy Church,
Sunday.
Mr. Pressley Church spent a
short while In the home of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lee J.
Church, Sunday.
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