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INDUSTRIES (Continued irom Editorial page) “Opportunities for Rural In dustries” by experts in their fields, was presided over by Felix A. Grisette, managing director cf the State Planning Board. Grisette told of the planning board’s recent study on resources in the State and its recommenda tions for action. He proposed that a central agency be formed for the coordination of efforts of all State groups along the lines of industrialization. Dr. C. F. Korstian, dean of the Duke University School for For estry and president of the North Carolina Forestry Association, spoke briefly on the oportunities for forest industries, suggesting that cooperative production and marketing be promoted. George S. Coble, Lexington dairyman and president of the State College Dairy Foundation, urged that the State endeavor to train young men, not only for the dairy industry, but for all in dustries. State College, he said, has failed in its duty to help supply the need for trained labor. He offered suggestions for the increased production of dairy products, pointing out that North Carolina for years has been im porting millions of dollars worth of such products. Crop Processing Crop processing opportunities were outlined by D. S. Coltrane, assistant commissioner of agri culture, who listed several in stances where small industrial plants could be utilized profit ably by certain communities. Dr. D. E. Brady, professor of animal husbandry at State Col lege, spoke on food processing. D. S. Matheson, marketing spe cialist of the State Department of Agriculture, spoke on market ing services. State Senator Car roll Rogers of Tryon spoke on the State’s potential mineral wealth. D. S. Weaver of State College declared that there is great need for farm and home repairs and suggested an in creased training program for young people in rural areas. Several people offered concrete examples of how industry on a small scale can be developed. James W. Butler, secretary of the Goldsboro Chamber of Com merce, suggested 1b-.t individual leaders be appointed to help develop the idea in communities throughout the State, and that information on potential indus tries be brought to the attention of the people. Committees were appointed to meet Friday a. m. in individual sessions to discuss and make de finite plans and suggestions. The general meeting opened at 1:30 p. m., with Paul Kelly, assistant director of the State Department of Conservation and Develop ment, presiding. Dr. Poe sum marized the conference and plans for action to conclude the program. Committee Members Members of the various com mittees, appointed by Dr. Baver, are as follows: Forestry—Dr. Korstain, chair man; Wade H. Paschal, Siler City; I. T. Haig, Asheville; A. L. Thompson, Greensboro; D. T. Daily, Norfolk; J. F. Dalton, Nor folk; R. W. Graeber, E. M. Gard ner, John L. Gray, J. R. Spratt, of Raleigh; and Mayon Parker, Ahoskie. Crop Processing—D, S. Col trane, chairman; Gordon C. Hun ter, Roxoboro; Lionel Weil, Goldsboro; G. T. Ashford, Red Spring's; Willard T. Kyzer, Greenville; T. B. Upchurch, Jr., Raeford; L. H. Duncan, Roanoke, Va.; J. F. Lutz, A. L. Fletcher, and C. K. Middleton, all of Ral eigh; John Paul Lucas, Jr., Char lotte; M. A. Morgan, Smithfield; and J. B. Speight, Greenville. Food Processing—I. D. Jones of Raleigh, chairman; T. V. Roch elle, High Point; Wade Marr, Elizabeth City; S. H. Hobbs, Jr., Chapel Hill; Charles F. Cates, Mebane; B. B. Sugg, Greenville; C. S. Bunn, Spring Hope; Cath erine T. Dennis, Raleigh; J. P. Nowell, Ahoskie; Charles H. Stone, Charlotte; B. E. Nance, Lumberton; Joe N. Howard, Greensboro; Roy Dearstyne, Ral eigh; H. M. Singletary, Pittsboro; Ruby Scholtz, Mrs. Mary L. Mc Allister, M. E. Gardner, D. E. Brady and L. O. Armstrong, all of Raleigh; Mose Kiser, Greens boro; and J. V. Whitfield, Bur gaw. Minerals — A. F. Greaves Walker of Raleigh, chairman; Carroll P. Rogers, Tryon; Isaac Van Horn, Asheville; E. Y. Floyd, A. L. Fox and Lester Rose, all of Raleigh; F. J. Cloud, Lilesville; Miles J. Smith, Salisburg; and W. M. Herndon, Sanford. Dairy Products—G. S. Coble, chairman; W. L. Jones, Golds boro; Lt. Gov. L. Y. Ballentine, Gwyn Price and L. L. Ray, all of Raleigh; and G. M. Jackson, Rocky Mount. Repair Services—S. T. Proctor ■of Fuquay Springs, chairman; David Weaver, J. K. Cogg’in, J. W. Smith, Roy H. Thomas, and Ella Stephens Barrett, all of Ral eigh; and D. R. Noland, Waynes ville. Marketing Services — D. S. Matheson, chairman; James W. Butler, Goldsboro; Fred W. Greene, W. F. Elmore, T. Carl Brown, W. B. Logan, G. W. Fors ter, B. S. Rich, R. B. Kelly, J. B. Gordan, W. G. Booker, H. R. Niswonger, Martin Abrahamson and George Ross, all of Raleigh; H. E. Barlow, Greensboro; Fred S. Royster, Henderson; and Mar shall E. Lake, and B. H. Wasson, 1 both of Charlotte. 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