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Home Appraisals
So ar In February
>""> Kate t'xeeed-l
“i -1&MO Seventh I
Straigm
Veterans Administration feceiv
e(l requests for appraisal for more
than 104,000 proposed and existing
homes for veterans during •Feltr.ii.t i
ary, the highest monthly total since
October, 1950, VA announced.
Tiie February total was OS per
rent above tile 77,493 units for
which VA received appraisal re
quests in January :uid so per rent
more than the 55,951 received in
February, , the month tie rui
rent surge in liOine-huddine artivi
i . got undei way.
VA -aid (It. I >. tofu , t■ * ,11 )■
tal of 119.791 units was artificially
indueed in that many builders put
in appraisal requests prior m the
imppsition of e red it controls short
ly aftei tin start of tin- Korean
conflict.
Os the MiI,IKK anils fie which
appraisal requests were received
last month, 91.192 we re from htiild.
ers for proposed homes. This wa
17,988 above January and s7 per
cent .allote the 91.107 received in
February, 195).
The remaining 59.990 mpiaisal
requests received last month wen
for existing homes, 10,707 above
January and Bti per cent above the
111,547 received in February. 19.74.
Home loan applications received
by V*A during February.totaled 75.- ,
021 making it the seventh straight ;
ir. ittli the rate has topped 70,00(1
Ti.q February total was 5,701 ote.r
that for January and more thnti i
dr.idble the 26,805 received in Feb
ruary. 1954.
School Milk Program
Now Well Underway
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Fiy mid-Jnnuarv, 12.000 schools
wrre participating in the special
school milk program provided by j
Congress in the Agricultural Act
of <954.
The C. S. ftenartirnmt of Agrl.cul- .
turn, general administratoi of the
-c bool milk program, reports that'
10.000 more schools joined tile pro. I
gram between the end ..f .\oVen,l,.-i 1
and mid-January. \lioiit on.-
frtvirflt of tile schools eligible t”
ibil) all llOhplotll v,-|;,|o|S Ot lligll
grade or under- aie m.u pariici- 1
4
Mil): ronsmiipti«"*n in ipnl
‘itfcr schools inomasof) during V* ■
• nihf-r lv» lilorv than DU million
l»Mf flints. which \v:is r.f» pm cent j
*>' er thoir normal cnnsutnpfiun of 1
million half pint*?.
Tho Department of Ayi i.ultuiv
• tfmntov that i.wr hillinn pouwL
of milk 'Would It*- ri* *«If 1 1 hi i y*• ai■ *
io supply fVniy American child
•wi'fc a half pint of milk ar school
»ach day. Less than half of this
amount i< now consumed in school.
and it is hfin” consiirm*<t I»v far j
loss than half of tin- school diil- *
det-n. At present. nut «d‘ .14 mil
lion children enrolled in school, it
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~ .. ... 0,1. i 11* Citv I't.ih. is shrouded in early morning dark*
ATOMIC DAWN— Mormon Temp c . - " ‘ ' ,j N - ov .-, ( | a proving Grounds. 370 miles away,
ness. left, seconds bc.o, e exp os,o„ o a. e l«. fests , lts blast was felt
turns night I.IU, day. right o-.v U.M.It luso mi i e ., trom the test sue.
tn iiali Luke City, light seen us away us eunntnu »»,
is fsttmtitod that :th«nlt II «r 12*
million drink some milk it s‘dujoJ.l
Tin* Special School Milk I'm
(Train operates through >iau* and I
jli.i al < |i«Mil- ol'!i« i:d l , :irtu ip:P :
lino schools purcha.-t ih»* milk local -
11v and sorvv it m a n> li m«* ! !»• ’ ,
« or. ui« i hi .-t loi fJ.t'ou l 4«umg t xira j
ennsumpt ion. School> ;ity nupi-j
hursed for a portion of tin «••■>! i
♦•f all milk over and ;dw*vp the;
anuMint served in th«* -amt >choo||l
the previous vvar. Schools tliat j
•have iiot invviously >orv»»d milk j
arc reimbursed for part of 1 1 1 «* c»ki
of tin* milk >old. Tin law pro j
vidt-s that up to <:.u.nou.unn amnia! |
ly of Comm«)dit\ < Y**dit t**»rpora- j
t ion funds can l*e* u-»d f<u •■■Mo*-
purpose.
Honu* Demonstration
Leaders Visit House
And Senate Sessions
One of the hig-hlivhts of flit two.
day ex<cutiVo hoard inectiiii tip
State Federation of Home in*m«»u
stratiojti Cluh.v iiehl last w»-.-k a?
State College was n visit to tin
t apitol t«J see both tin n> , am!
she senate in rcs-ton
j There were , ■ 1
lin.pt the club women of the lyin’*
Counties - dot net est.-t i n .tit and!'
state federation -dftc. ; i
spent several hour- watchint- th» M
J.egislature in action
VVt.tnen from Currituck to Mur I
phy met on th* Staff
f ampus on Wednesday and lii o- (
day to map plor.> l’or their Staff '
Federation Meeting 1o he held mi 1
I Thursday. June’■'2‘Cin Wi ham \.ai •
| Iteynolds Coliseum dunne the \n- *
|Mual Karin and Ihui.f U-« .
gram.
The district cl'.tirifiae t ■ ' l
ficei s. and - f atf-v. id* enm :'!«•.■ •
chairmen al><* di-«‘ii>.-< »l i«t (
objeedivvs Uo the y- ac’s horn* -i-n.
oiistration pi«cjrram. le p"it> \f!< '
iieaid by the His:i m« i «•:' *h
ous state .wide .ommitf.-. • d l .• . ,
fif»n. mfernatioiial • •-l.ition-. (■. ..hh •'
and -af.ty, e.»f !/*■ fish 'p. pui.
licit y. lev is la 1 1 Vs fm: nr, . and tlie I
Jane S. MrK'inuhon IvducytiohaJ t
Loan Fund ('ominit.if Mi- .1 <'.
1/ittie. I n.ifi l urid ‘ • ' >i it t-e |
Chilli man. It p'ot' d 'in- rltjh a
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SERMONS
v.
TEXT: “It is much easier to he
: critical than • ••rrect ” Di-iaeli. i.,
i .
A i ountr> carpenter id’ consider- :|<
able -kill v isitt d his >V»n in a btg j v
[city, lb*• -on proudly showed hi- ,|
father the j.«»ifits of miere-t wrlh- f
out j-• i:v iiif a i■> c.-timifii’ Iji ai v
ly, riu y uml* *i tin i-usucSt conn-r . u
jin. the city Sky. era per.-. t.e\»i-fd||
[all around 'The <f*n could that <•
[bir e. iio litei fatln i wa properly | v
jaw.d. H* looked :t the buddiny>
for ,-oMif tion-. then walked to the
cui ’ . H:ii iui h ■ ' * .i ’’ . ' ill
i *nvtii. , Imuldei hieb. he '-‘•|umte»| ‘ r
intently dow n the r-.v ~f I;» . i ~j. *
• a Filially . In- spuk* . f
‘’(i«Jt ’em Otetty Jillili.lj didn't ; 4
they?” t
!• °• 1 - • that t •r • tit • 1 *: • on
lid Kills 111 College Ls Cause »d l lie
filial. She added that Jh .mi id 14
a pp»J.ica tious f* • i the y«-ac 1P‘...-a.
were approved by the ci.mmitfre.
Mr.-. 1.1 Bent hall •* f AhOskie,
Route T. citizenship chairn.au. if-,
ported to the group that North
Carolina would be m.vitfd to s.-Md a 1
deb K ite from i ach of the *J7 Fed- j
♦ rated Districts to tie annual Citi-I
z.eM'hin Conference ui Wasliihp'ton. 1
It. C. m Septernbt r. Jhe board
,to -end *J7 d* ifrites in |pf»r.
M r-» I l< ifi of I.a tire I lid 1 ,
pres r« lent ~f Hie North Carolina
i • • • tpui rd Hi ime I)empnstiotion
(.'•|u.hs pV» sided < ? »lie t\\ O-day
\t ki: \i;k I Nt h\\ (,F.i»
M r,: I i f I"" ’ - tibin Ta I Ilf
faitners hdicati iiit.ehtipns to p
total of .:V».Utin ade> of Irish po
■laloes tli: year. If • tl»T«-nt :nt. t
tioii- matt r.alize tin- I’‘ * • a'lf.ice
will i».- the ciihe a- • oian**.-»| hi
I J -.*t •> p'-i ■- at - : a . •
age.
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, at the Root Level-conveniently m
A and economically.
-TTE C7TCT7AN rTEEALP, EKENTQN, NOHTTI CAEOtTNA, '*‘ T T Tr V - T<~tt ?i, 1933.
\,. inaU'i- bow little we know
.: i ,1 lllnl.'!': I,ml. W. P.ltl fillll
thil'V to 11 1: >!.- • :I) tile Other fob
1,.' Thougli we nt:iy not under
■ ■,| Imt w.i - built, how it was
~i wh\ \ve i ;it> qraise the
r.e'i is. t tb. building is— plumb”.
\\ b. ii w< not Ire :i follow ni:ill’s
,t jioims. tiie things ui' do net
like i,|* understand about him be
-11, i, - in 1I»> rt:tlit. Maybe if we
v, i. niei,. v. i-e. if we had a great
- tinderstn tiding ourselves, we
~.ujd -it many more good tilings
amnll li:m ,'rilirism of others
titer, ly turns the spotlight on our
Tv. . k of understanding. Be
t,ii*t nit look for the good
oi,int' liw world will love you
tot it.
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BEFORE
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WORK!
* tee sh«
AFTFR
MILKY MASQUE
SJ *nf in J «i!id-k»r ntun I
Wii mu f n clennsinq action on blacL
heoJy and o y Artv# condition.
Ti ed and fa*.ted formula.
iMitchener’s
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Health For All
—
Atomic Energy Works
For Health
The world of the future! ears
with ’atomic engines, houses .auto
matically heated. We think of
things like this when people talk
of the peaceful uses of the atom.
Hut atomic energy is already at
Work for 'us in the laboratories of
medical researchers seeking even
better ways to run- and prevent di ,
-ease.
Scientists have found tliat by
“labeling’- a substance they ate
.studying; with radioactive isotopes
they can follow its behavior more
accurately (ball ever before. These
isotopes are by products of tbo'
manufacture of atomic energy and j
are allocated fur research by tile j
! y, A leiuir 1 ei gy f.’onirniM-ioit. {
A group of investigators at tin- j
1 1 ’niver' ity of , h.i ago bar been |
rfudying the action of isoniazid. a i
drug.used in the treatment of tu
berculosis. They first discovered
that tuberculosis germs susceptible f
to the drug became radioactive'
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► RESPECT TRAFFIC tAWS, SIGNS,
SIGNALS AND ROAD MARKINGS
and keep your cor in safe-driving
condition nt all timet*
when (lie dingrwas lab' I,' d with an.
isotope named Carbon 14. whereas
resistant germs did not become ra
dioactive. Mow; they are able to
study just how isoniazid attacks
tile, susceptible. 11l gel Ills. With
'ibis v.fnunr. ion, ooctovs is-' I'lis,
j CB will know better how and wh.-n i
|to use the drug to help TH pat-I
Meats.
This is only one of many medi
cal research projects in which ra
dioactive isotopes help the scien
tist to “see” things beyond the
power of tiny microscope yet in
i vented. These test tube experi
ments may seem far removed from
the problem of the tuberculosis pa-
Itient lying in his hospital bed. Hut
because of thorn, tile doctor knows
more about his disease, the genii
that Causes it, and the means of j
..••tiring- it.
A grain of gaiety seasons every
thing. -Graeiao.
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■ICR GRADE PURE COFFEE
Improved with a Sprinkling of Chicory /
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wMi At Ahm 4 ym are B If
• pat at emtteo witk B ps—(
l«tiMN-«iiio «aly ■ V | MVM
ME me mcL Luzioha* H \ ! I \l, 1 I
me y ms «m #f yaw prat- V J . I | m. Ift
amt brand of coffee. Ex- ■ I JtL 1 I —1 I
portoaca wiM taoch you t j \
tbaP luziaana't tprink- V »
ling of thitocy doat two R \
things: it impravat tha W
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