SENATOR JORDAN k REPORTS From WASHINGTON KALE®® — As I travel over North Carolina during the Con gressionl recess, I am becoming more and more impressed with the tremendous amount of interest that citizens of all walks of life have in the development of our water resources. No longer can it be said that the people of North Carolina are tak ing water for granted. During the past week I made a rather extensive trip through Wilkes County and the surround ing areas, and everywhere I went people asked me aibout the Wilkes boro Reservoir flood control pro ject. This project, which should reach the construction stage next flood control dam a ferw miles year, involves the building of a north of Wilkesboro on the Yadkin River. It is badly needed primarily as a flood control measure, but the good ef.ects that will come from it will have a major influence on the development of the entire Up per Yadkin R ver Valley. It will mean new sources of water for agricultural, municipal, and in du:<Tial purposes all along the River including Elkin, Winston Salem, Greensboro and many other cities, towns, and com munities. It will cost about ten million dollars to build the Wiikeslboro project, but when the future de velopment of the river basin is considered, th's is a cheap price for an investment that will bring r Bankers See Way To Boost Farm Income By $17 Million North Carolina’s bankers are promoting a program which they believe can increase the annual income of Tar Heel farmers by at least $37 million. The agriculture committee of the North Carolina Bankers Associa tion is urging all bankers to “sup port and promote vigorously” the construction of grain-storage fa cilities throughout the State. The bankers say that more facilities, whether they be commercial or on farm type bins, will directly af fect farm income in the Seate. L. V. Lowe of Chadlbourn, chair man of the Association, says that 35 million bushels of grain are im ported each year for use in North Carolina. Far m’ore than that is ex ported each year, Lowe says. “Farmers could get about 50 cents more per bushel for their grain, on the average, if they could hold it in the State until it is needed,” Lowe says. “In effect, all we’re doing is shipping it out of the State for storage, and then bringing it back. And our farmers lose about 50 cents per bushel on the deal,” he says. untold benefits to many thousands of people. N. C. Dairymen Get $4 Million from Sale of School Lunch Milk The special milk program, au thorized by Congress in 1954, meant $4 million for Tar Heel dairymen during the 1957-58 school year. The dairymen furnished schools with 7.5 million gallons of milk. This was 120 million, half-pint containers. R. B. Redfern, dairy specialist for the N. C- Agricultural Exten sion Service, calls this North Caro lina . participation in the School Lunch P/ogram a “splendid job of cooperation for all concerned with the welfare of the state.” “The dairy producers did an outstanding job getting the milk produced at the proper time,” Redfern said; “and the dairy pro cessors made sure the milk was available at air schools.” MR. FARMER Let the CASE ONE-ROW CORN PICKER SOLVE THE PROBLEM OF HARVESTING THIS YEAR'S WIND-BLOWN CORN. Yes even in fields after hurricane damage has been done—the CASE ONE-ROW PICKERS WORKS MORE THAN SATISFACTORY. Johnson-Sherman Company Goldsboro Hwy. Phone JA 7-2251 — Kinston • • • •« KINSTON, N. C. 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