Thursday Afternoon, Fein
THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
FAGE EIGHT (Second Section)
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Farmers Have Big
Task To Perform,
Traffic Accidents
Show 17' 4 Jump
Says Ferguson (Over Last Year
Keeping the. Kind in condition I
ior continued product luri is a vital;
factor in incetifi cielYn.se needs fori
agricultural products, says Albert '
W. Ferguson, Chairman of the Hay. j
wood County Production and Mar
keting Administration Committee.!
"For -the. long pull." lie explains. !
conservation farming will result:
lit higher pioduclion than the tern-
porary gains that may he obtained '
at the expense of (he land."
In discussing the 1951 Agricul-:'
lural Conservution Program, Mr..1
Ferguson pointed out that needs
for the future may be just as great j
as for this j ear. Although every;
farmer should do all he can to pro-j
duce the crops needed now, these
increases should be inade only'
where they will not impair future'
production. j
The formula for the 1951 pro-j
gram, as stated by the P. MA chair
man is: "Keep up the fertility of
the land. Conserve all possible
moisture. I se grass and legumes
to restore and maintain the organic
matter in the soil." 'Kfie Program is
icafly to assist farmers in provid
ing for seeding grasses and le
gumes. Where lime or phosphate
is needed, it pro ides for sharing
the cost.
Further information and assist
ance mav be obtained at the county
PMA ollice, located in the Court
limine in Waynesville.
Highway fatalities jumped 17 per
cent during 1.150 over 1949, giving
the ear the sixth highest fatality
record for the past 20 years and
the second highest since World
War II, the Department of Motor
Vehicles reported today in releas
ing its December highway accident
figures
A total of 1 10 persons were kill
ed during December, bringing the
yer-iiy toll to 983. The year 1946
saw 1 .028 highway deaths for a'
post-war high. The all-time high
was set in 1941 w hen 1.286 persons
met death in traffic accidents. Oth
er years topping 1950 were 19351
wi;h 1,095, 1936 with 1,026, and j
1937 with 1.123.
Reported traffic injuries and j
accidents both set all-time highs i
in 1950." A total of 1.327 persons;
were injured in December bring
ing the yearly figuie to 12.352. De
cember accidents numbered 3.161
boosting the 1950 figure to 28,252.
Over 1,171,000 Motor
Vehicles Registered
Total registrations of motor ve
hicles in North Carolina mounted
to 1,171.228 during 1950, an all
time high, the Department of
Motor Vehicles reported today.
The figure was an increase of
140.9(1!) over the 1 030.319 vehicles
registered in 1049.
Crabtree WMU Will
Meet Saturday, 17th
Mrs, .Monroe N'oland
Mountaineer Reporter
The Crabtree W. M. U. will meet
on Saturday, February 17, at 2 p.m.
at the home of Mrs. Lawrence
Broun. This meeting was postpon
ed from February 10.
Plant Bed Covers
Do Not Carry Mold
Sonic North Carolina tobacco
growers are destroying old sup
plies of plant bod covers in the
mistaken belief that blue mold will
carry over from one season to the
next in such covers.
Plant disease specialists at N' C.
State College say, however, that
living old plant bed covers will
have no effect whatever on blue
mold.
Since the supply of canvas is
none too plentiful, the specialists
urge larmers to use all old covers
possible and thus help prevent
shortages in some areas.
Blue mold does not carry over in
plant bed covers, says Howard R.
Oarriss, plant pathologist for the
State College Extension Service.
The two main sources of infection,
he asserts, are wind-blown spores
that may travel hundreds of miles,
and old plant bed sites where the
disease was present in previous
years. Danger from the latter
source can he reduced or eliminat
ed by usiirg combination weed con
trol treatment or other partial soil
sterilization treatment.
This simple test
tells you why I . . ,
FEEL Ihe outer walla of your
rooms. Are they cold to your
touch? Scientific tests show that
even with a room temperature of
72, cold walls actually draw
the heat from your body
enough to give you "goose
pimples." The remedy is simple:
Insulate your homewith fireproof
ROCK WOOL
Your rooma will be cozy and
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of winter . . . AND YOU'LL
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In addition, your rooms in sum
mer will give you more cool com
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kept outside.
let us show you how little it costs
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Phone us nowl
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Loral Itepresrntative
P.O. Box 541 Waynesville, N.C.
TRANSACTIONS IN
Real Estate
Waynesville Township
William H. Dills and Wife to Ar
vil A. Caldwell and wife.
C.lenn Modl'oni and wife to
James C, Fisher and wife.
'I'. Henry daddy and wife to
Town of Waynesville.
lioone Medford and wife to Lew
is N. Cii en and A. 1, Ensley.
George Conner and others to
Martha Whitener.
Iteavcrdani Township
Addie T. Wells to Martha W?
Branson.
Hilda Hargrove to Maud Kins
land and husband.
David S. Ogden and wife to
George R. Hangar and wife.
Lawrence A. Grint and wife to
lames A. Wright and wife.
H. A Osborne and wife to Dr.
.1 K. Hair and wife.
Maud Kinsland and husband to
Hilda Hargrove.
Kdgar Hawkins and wife to
.lames A. liryson and wife.
Crabtree Township
I'red Noland and wife to Wood
row M. I'lemmons and wife.
East Fork Township
Haynes Inman and wife to Ralph
Cook and wife.
Piccon Township
Way M. Mease and wife to James
I.. Queen and wile,
MAKRIAGE LICENSES
I'aul Harkins and Rubye M.
Huskev, both of Canton;
Hugh Potts of Lake Junaluska
and Thelma Ann Jones of Waynes
ville. .
George V, Smith of Clyde and
Addie C. West of Canton.
John C. Lowe of Richmond, Va
and Charlenc McCluie of Canton.
Explanation Made As
To Pool Parlors
The pool hall where four persons
were arrested by the sheriffs de
partment for gambling last week
end was on Montgomery Street.
This information is given as a
matter of clarifying the case, and
not identifying it with any other
billiard establishment.
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