And ity % LOUIS H. CLEMENT, u, f, another Btraight-from lHe story taken from our claims files. I shall use a fictitious name, of course, because our files are confidential. Frank Holt had always been an active man and at 66 he felt that he had plenty of working years ahead of him. His wife had died some time before, and he made his home with an only son •ad his family. Yon can imagine that his great Joy in life was play ing th&Tole of "Gramps",to his grandchildren. His health began to fail and his son finally persuaded him to see a doctor, who told him he had a serious heart condition and would have to stop work at once. Mr. Holt bcame alarmed, not because ne was ill, but beeause he had never saved much money, and he faced the prospect of becoming a burden to his son, who had his own responsibilities. He was a badly worried man until he visit ed our office and learned that he would receive retirement insur ance payments o; $37.62 each month for the rest of his life. Comparing $37.62 with the present high cost of living, you would say that is not a lot of money, and I would agree, but it was enough to make a lot of dif ference for Frank Holt. What was worrying him, of course, was that he wouldn't be able to con tribute to the household funds for his board and lodging, as he had always done In the past. Now he can do that and have a little money left for himself, especially to get a gift now and then for his grandchildren. He needed a rest after a lifetime of work and he's getting it. He's feeliqg better. He still has the children he * loves around him. And he's very thank ful for Federal Insurance. A small regular income can lend dignity to a man's life when his work ing days are over. Our office in Salisbury is locat ed at 303 Post Office Building and the office hoars are from 9:00 a. m. until 5:00 p. m. Mon day through Friday. I ass in the Town Hall in North Wiikesboro each Thursday morning at 9:45 a. m. o , LIME FOR FALL PASTURES SHOULD BE APPLIED NOW . «p i <mi— Farmers who have not already applied lime on land to be seed ed to pasture this fall, should start applying In now, according to W. W. Woodhouse, Jr., soil fertility scientist with the North' Carolina Experiment Station. This is an important step for farmers who are planning on tak ing part in the "Green Pastures" campaign. Most North Carolina soils should be limed to grow Ladino clover, says Woodhouse. While the work on the lime needs of Ladino has not been under way very long in this State, it appears that the plant is not too hard to satisfy. It is less exacting than alfalfa in this respect, says the scientist. On a soil which was very acid ('ph 4.8), says Woodhouse, one ton of .ground limestone produced good results during two years jrf. testing. Abovg^fcjf^teTthe^re per ton of limestone were barely noticable. Liming for Ladino clover is necessary and profitable, but there is no reason to believe that a high rate of lime or frequent applica tions are required. Ladino seeded in 1948 responded well to a one ton application of limestone made in 1938. The best guide is a soil test. o 250 CANCER GRANTS MADE One hundred universities, hos pitals and laboratories have re ceived more than 250 grants for cancer research from the Ameri can Cancer Society. I I .—/1KI ** rr • TW*^ ^ 'TOT VBDIT * JI^l St£rr^»^^.Ci=s TOUGH TO TAKE About 1 1-2 million Federal civilian employees are given 28 working days of vacation leave each year. They0*ija/*^Q;ientit4e(lt to 15 working day?.,#* ^ckr^Wle.f These add up to 8 lr^jj^orkpfypisk^ of time off with pay. 1ft addifiptu u ut.. ' '. rtNBtrMw aorn-it .biV. ,i»(!j j "j —Raw slloefl of Dig; a»q, eweei onions have always been favor ites for sandwiches, hot or cold. As a cooked vegetable, onions are. * ■ ^y^TAqoAMfluiu-jLitt- — FIRST COMMUNIST PLANE OWNtU UVt-R SOPTIf1(OlttA. I J-L gf03S1 popular creamed, an " cooked witi tomatoes onions are an aaay addition to oven dinner. —4 We Are Now Offering . COMPLETE PHQJCfe^Piv-. —•< ^»riW von," uoY dlqos4 —At. Lower Prices ■ r^iiin' i .ii ■ i 1 ■' |t *;• .oansifqstS a B YERS* STUDIO zf° ttovxBif. .<tM .it ** iBboi flowbiRO oinsrip ."ralsls! JaJlqeof m 10 .19*1?!^ l&Wmr-!-IK fihonaasi f>*y £76-Jv!K%htNorth WilkeafcortvN. : ;f f 7/ rv ■- - • — ■ mai

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