THURSDAY. AUGUST 30, 1956
THE PILOT—Southern Pines. North Carolina
At the time of King Nebu
chadnezzar of Babylon (604-561
B. C.) men had acquired the art
of making hand burned brick.
Some are beautifully rrioulded
and enameled.
Early brick had identifying
finger marks backed into the
brick. The earliest brick ' found
with the maker’s identifying
^tamp dates back to 2250 B. C.
Lang To Head Research Studies On
Water And Flood Control Projects
John A. Lang, Jr., of Carthage, I House Committee
who has served almost 10 years wient Operations.
' on Govern-
as Congressional Secretary to
Representative Charles B. Deane
of North Carolina’s 8th District,
has accepted an appointment as
assistant to'the chairman of the
important Water Resources and
Power Subcommittee of the
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Lang will assume his new du
ties September 1, according to
the announcement released in
Washington Monday. The ap
pointment was tendered by Rep
resentative Robert E. Jones, Ala
bama Democraft, who is chairman
of the subcommittee.
Lang will be in charge of re
search studies of all phases of the
nation’s water resources, flood
control and public power pro
jects.
He said today that the Yadkin
and Cape Fear Flood Control
Projects in North Carolina will
be among the proposals under his
study.
Lang has served as Deane’s
Secretary since January 3, 1947.
In World War 2, he served in the
Army Air Force for over four
years and advanced from the
grade of private to major. He
now holds the rank of lieutenant
colonel in the U. S. Air Force
Reserve and has maintained his
active reserve status.
Previous to his induction in the
Army Air Force, Lang was State
Administrator of the National
Youth Administration in North
Carolina for four years. Before
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Rotary Club Gets
Program Listing
For Six Months
A partial listing of programs
planned for the next six months
for the Southern Pines Rotary
going with the NYA, he held the
position of Assistant to the Di
rector of Education in the Civ
ilian Conservation Corps, U. S.
Office of Education.
In commenting on Lang’s new
appointment. Congressman
Deane, who strongly recom
mended ,him for the position
said: “John has been at my side
for 10 years. I shall always be
sincerely grateful for his loyalty
and devotion. He has rendered to
me and our 8th District a distinct
and outstanding service for
which all of us shall ever be
grateful. God speed him along
the way.’’
Club was announced at the reg
ular meeting of the club Friday
at the Country Club.
Earl Hubbard, chairman of the
program committee, said that a
number of films, many of them
dealing with business, life, will be
presented. The films will also
deal with various aspects of
American life.
Also scheduled are speakers
from the University of North
Carolina, State College, and
Duke University, Hubbard said.
At Friday’s meeting Frank
Yandell, Moore District scout
executive, asked the club’s cor
operation in the coming “Get Out
the Vote” campaign, which is
conducted yearly by the Boy
Scouts.
The club voted to cooperate
with the vote campaign.
Guests at the meeting included
Bill Brown, Troy, George Casey,
Sanford, W. G. Fussel, Bladen-
boro, Luke Marion, Carthage,
Julian River, Milledgeville. Ga.,
and Willson Hasty, Rockirigham.
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LABOR DAY
•The Town Office will be closed Labor
Day, Monday, September 3, 1956.
Regular Monday garbage collections
will not be made. The Sanitary De
partment will attempt to pick up all
garbage the following day.
Town of Southern Pines
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