Farmers With Regular Off-Farm Jobs May Qualify For Major Home Loans WASHINGTON. DC- Family type farmers with regular off-farm employment may obtain farm op erating and development loans from the Farmers Home Admini stration after October 1, if they are ' otherwise eligible, the U. S De partment of Agriculture announced last week Previously, except in rural de velopment counties, a fanner has had to spend most of his time < farming in order to qualify for j such loans But experience gained in rural development counties has shown say USDA officials, that many farmers regularly employed off the farm can profitably use Farmers Home credit to increase the farm portion of their total in come Officials point out on the o ther hand that the regulations have prevented some farmers from obtaining the maximum income from their farms, and from taking advantage of op portunities for industrial and other off-farm employment. Typical of the farm families that are making good use of Farmers Home credit are Mr. and Mrs. Roa ehef Martin, of Sumter. S. C. This colored farm family first obtained s loan from the agency in lfHfi to buy a 110-acre farm after nine vears of renting With additional loans for fertiliz er. insecticides, livestock purcha- FIRST see the new 1880 Scotts! scorn GOT IT! I saves Vi on fuetl \ 1 carburetor* **£*'*[ I | ometerfer *QQQ 0S | 9 gr®al Scoffs !© clioos© from I Repairs to All Boats and Motors. Extra Aceeasories for All Boats. A Special Discount on All New Bo ala and Motors. SPECIAL Foot Ley Craft Aft-Horse Power Motor, New Boat Trailer, 4 Life Jacket*. Skies and Rope, WAS $1795 Marked Down To *1395 ON THE SPOT FINANCING LAKE WHEELER MARINE SERVICE ROUTE 4 YF 3-4228 Raleigh. N. C. wmias mmm mzmg. mm nm - si mm — ——— ses. fencing, and farm equipment, the Martins have raised their gross receipts very close to $7,000 annu ally. This has enabled them to dou ble up on their payments some years and get well ahead with their notes. The next step of this family of nine is to acquire more land so • hat the oldest son may become a full partner. On the additional acres they plan to develop more im proved pastures and raise more livestock They estimate that they can increase their gross income to SII,OOO a year In developing and carrying out their plans, the Martins have hao some technical agricultural and money management assistance from Assistant Farmers Home County Supervisor Ernest L. Shuler. This is a regular part of the agency s lending program. In the future, farmers holding down regular off-farm jobs may also qualify for the kinds of op erating and development loans the Martins and thousands of other farmers have received. Other than not having to spend most of one’s time farming to qua lify for a loan, the eligibility re quirements of Farmers Home re main unchanged. Applicants must have sufficient farm experience, need credit, and be unable to ob tain adequate financial assistance from other sources. Credit will he extended only to operators of family-sized farms nr smaller No loan will he made unless a plan for the coming sear's farming opera tions shows that income from (he farm and other sources will MARRIAGE was a *> jML LIVING LIE.,, > ‘inj®g* LIKE THE SgL COLOR 1 )wSr' LINE SHE V ( S3ED! lOW SHOWING mm be large enough to enable the farm family to have a reason able standard of living, pay debts, and have an adequate reserve for emergencies The interest rate is five percent, i and repayment schedules depend , upon the purposes for which funds I are advanced and upon the esti mated income of the farmer. Urban League Guild Presents A Fashion Fair NEW YORK The National Ur j ban League Guna will sponsor the i new- and fabulous Ebony Fashion I Fair, on Sunday. October 2 in the i Grand Ballroom of The Waldorf- Astoria All proceeds from the i Fashion Fair will go directly to the National Urban League "A Symphony in Fashion" with special musical arrange ments by Duke Ellington is the theme of this year’s show, and was eonreived by the fashion department of Ehonv Maga zine. under the direction of Mrs Freda Dc Knight Some of America's most beauti ful models will show nvpr 200 ori ; ginal creations by world famous ; designers, including Dior. Fleano ra Garnett Balmain Foniana. and others too numerous to mention | This will be the only New York showing Insecticides are used to control injurious inserts asserting plants, animals and man. STUDENTS FROM Shaw University -and- St. Augustine’s College ARE ALWAYS WELCOME TO SHOP AT It O S iv S 5-10-25' Store In Beautiful Cameron Village Your Headquarters For School Supplies ■■.-•TV-C"s; . v.. ■ ■ W.,-. . . ~-• >■>> < 1 INVADE KATANGA Congo President Joseph Kasavuhu. Later it uas reported that several hundred Congolese troops have invaded the secessionist province of Katanga (IJPI PHOTO). Sterling Tucker League’s Orator NEW YORK N Y Th» reali ties of the future have sobered us in our reflections of the past,' said Sterling Tucker, executive direc tor. Washington Urban League a* 'lie closing summary session of tlv National Urban Leagues Golden Anniversary Conference Th> League's conference was held m New York city recently 1200 dc! cates and visitors attended the sc ions in reminding the assembled League delegates of "the long road ahead" he quoted the con ference keynote address of Les ter B Granger, executive di rector, National i'rgan League Mr Granger had noted that th* League has only "completed fitsl apprenticeship . , . ue must now apply the master ■•raftsmans touch if we are to justify our first fifty years of effort " Wrapping up the presentation? made at the closed conference ses sions for members of the League board and staffs only Mr Tucker noted "one common denominator' —that thp League works with ' peo nle-centpreri problems " In housing for example the League recognize' 'ha* the kinds of neighborhood? in which people live has much to do with the kind of people they turn out to he In employment, thp League is concerned with the full utilihation of manpower recognizing that eco nomic security is a cornerstone of pound, family life. In the League's vocational guidance programs it re alizes that youth must he offered a rewarding future so that work u ill not just he work but w ill he fun and challenging a? well And n the entjral field of health and welfare the League remains sensi ively alert to the needs of fami lies in trouble although maintain !>£ that in the final analysis it is 'ar more profitahie for a commun tv to finance a healthy, happv 'aniily life than to subsidize "ill wealth, family disorganization and institutions of correction." Mr Tueker noted that the League at its six-dav 50th anniversary meeting went on record through resolutions proposed bv its Indus-! f BIG 1 ' nß mm m I KING SIZE COKE «ro, u it. or*. Get value...lift...refreshment, too! Be really refreshed! Always buy Cokel BRING HOME CARTONS TODAY! MBvra*<rr© ?.*» **s« oommuw, -’'oew.-'** a me«raM» tatttorf uftJter authority of The Ctaa-Osls Company by THE CAPITAL COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO., Inc. trial Relations and Vocational Ser vices Councils on five major issues. They are: (1) The League rededi cates itself to the development of equal job opportunity. (2) The Lea gue peek's enactment of Federal ! legislation to guarantee equal job ! opportunity through a comprehen sible and enforceable law adminis tered by a permanent, competent and adequately financed commis sion." i3i The League reaffirms it' pos tive. clear-cut and unequ vocal ■upport of racial integration in the Nation’s public school? <4> It seeks naetment of legislation which would deny Federal assistance to programs which discriminate or segregate on rana! or religious grounds, and '.lt A final resolution ; of the Councils calls upon the Na- ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES T 50% DISCOUNT From List Price Electrical Wholesalers INC. 911. N. WEST ST. WTLMTNGTON TOURNAL RALEIGH, N. C., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, IS*O honal Urban League to direct oth er nationwide employment integra tion projects such as have been pre viously conducted in the transpor tation and brewing industries and in the public utilities field. The summary speaker observed that emphasis has been placed on the religious resources program of the League at the conference and predicted that "signficant ground will be covered in that, direction m the years immediately ahead. Antibiotics are used to cure vir u# and bacteria-caused plant di seases. rATROVIZK OUR ADVERTISERS Complete Hanking Service • Personal Loans • Checking Accounts • «4ufo Loans • C% On Savings Accounts and all the other bank services you need. coy t&n Sasy-to-get-to .... Easy-bo-find parking snare £asy-to-know Banking Folks Who welcome your visit any time. 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