Four Areas To
Receive Aid
There are four major areas in
North Carolina in which the Re
settlement Administrations Land
Utilization Division plans to dem
onstrate the value, proper use and
conservation of the state’s natural
resources, say James M. Gray, of
Raleigh, regional director in
charge. Gray who has spent 25
years studying such problems list
ed: eroded portions of the moun
tains; hilly cotton and tobacco re
gions retired from cultivation and
reforested as well as the cut-over
timber land and smaller work of
the same along the coastal plain.
In most regions this will be grad
ual.
Old Landmark At
Hamlet Razed
This month witnesses the des
truction of the once most famous
hotel in the south—the Seaboard
at Hamlet. Its reputation for good
food was world wide. Will Rogers
is said to have declared “I reckon
the food at this place is just about
the best excuse we could have for
putting North Carolina on the
map.” It made enormous profits
until automobiles superseded trains
but since then it has barely made
expenses. So many illustrious
names are on its old registers they
read like a “Who’s Who” roster.
American Legion
Meets at St Louis
The American Legion is holding
its national convention at St. Louis
this week with more than 100,000
service men in attendance. Reso
lutions demanding imemdiate pay
ment of the “bonus” in cash an*
expected to be adopted.
Schall Charges
Politics in Relief
Snator Schall of Minnesota will
demand an investigation of the ex
penditure of the government re
lief funds. He charges that it is
being used to strengthen the polit
ical position of the New Deal.
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Daylight time is now' shorter
•I an night time, and will continue
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