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"Here sir"
White shook his head. Its off his
route, sir, that's certain"
uYLTON pushed the map away
- and lit his cigar. WELL" he
said, "Mr. Shipley may be able to
explain away that half hour and the
side lane business: all can say is
l shall be very interested to hear
what the explanation is.
"And look here. Sergeant" he
leaned over the table and waved his
cigar at the attentive White. sit
isn't only the half hour business.
Just see how Shipley fits in. We
know Though he doesn't know we
know it) that he had a row with the
old boy only last week, and that as
a result he was cut out of the will
entirely. It's a million to one Bur-
dett told him that, and anyone who
has suddenly lost matter Of sixty
thousand through an old mans
spite is apt to feel a trifle sore. That
gives us motive.
"Shipley would know that Lums.
dale would be out on a Monday. of
course: and moreover when old Bur.
dett went to the door and saw his
nephew there he wouldn't hesitate
to let him in. Opportunity. And
White, oh White, just think about
the clubs. how beautifully clear it
makes that"
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
18TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT az
FLORIDA. IN AND FOR MON
ROE COUNTY. IN CHANCERN
L0RAN II. PREVO and
REATHA PREVO. his wife,
Plaintiffs.
VS.. Agreement For Deed
Foreclosure.
LOUISE WILGER and ID.
WlLGER, her husband.
Defendants.
ORDER OF PUBLICATIONS
1t appearing by affidavit APP
pended To the bill of complaint filed
in the above stated cause that the
defendants. Louise Wilger and H.
Wilger. her husband, are residents
Of state or country other than the
State of Florida, and that their
residence is unknown; that there -
no person in the State of Florida
the service of subpoena upon whom
would bind said defendants. and
that they are each over the age Of
tWenty-One years,
1T Is THEREFORE, ORDERED,
that said nonresident defendants
he and they are hereby required To
appear to the Bill of Complaint
Monday, the 3rd day of August. a.
ID. 1886, otherwise the allegations
of said bill will he taken as con-
fessed by said defendants.
1T Is FURTHER ORDERED thai
this order be published once "A week
for four consecutive weeks in The
Key West Citizen. "A newspaper pub
lished in said County and State
This July LIST. 1896.
(CIRCUIT COURT SEALD
ROSS G. SAWYER.
Clerk of Circuit Court.
By FLORENCE Z. SAWYER,
Deputy Clerk.
KURTZ & REED.
Solicitors for Plaintiffs.
jly 3-1O-17-24-3I
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fSPORTS \
BY JOVE IL D
ETERNAL RIVALS
TO MEET TODAY

Today the eternal rivals, SAM
tary Department and Lopez Fun
eral Home, will cross bats.
The Embalmers are leading the
Social League pack by a half-game
over the runner-up, Health nine!
After this game, Sanitary De-
partment will play. one more with
Commodity Room and two with
Administration, while the Lopez
clan has one with Commodity nine
and one with Administration.
Rival pitchers today will be
Clarence Gates and Johnny Walk
er, Jr.
The contest will get under way
at 5 pA m.
Official umpires will be Oscar
Capote and Sevilla.
The decision of this game will
probably, decide the winner of the
first-half. ~.-
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Chapter rs -
HALF AN HOUR

4 ND in the course of the CONVEX
- sation you stole his cigaret
case?" Hylton asked.
This was precisely what ALT Dur
ley. being an expert pickpocket. had
done; but having told the strict
truth for five minutes or so consecu.
lively. he felt that little deviation
into the realms of Imagination was
now not only permissible but highly
desirable.
"Guvnor," he said with great
earnestness. "swelp me bob, when
the young toff suddenly goes off and
leaves me there. what do see lying
on the ground? This ere case. Corse
i picked it up"
Hylton laughed and dismissed the
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LEGALS

II THE CIRCE II CoI 1T 80 EEIE-
IETH II nTaTTL gEEa ~ 80
FLORIDA II And FoH NDN-
ROE CoT Nh n GMANNEzEH 81
LoRAN r. PEENt ana
REATHA PEEEO. his wife
TumFtlz 1uzsurz.
rs. AEr-r1-nf F.r u--d
Fsr--Ias-uz=-
CHARLES THOMAS CtE-
D 4 \ b INCOIlPUEATED
It al.
Ia-F-naaur-
ORDER cap TEL-El-aTIftN
II appearing by affidavit Az
pended to thu hlll 81 r-tsHIFllslu r tl...-
in the above stated cau-~ rha- rhr
defendants. " a M-rrlrr and
Merritt his Wife. WIZ rhrlistlal
name is unknown arr r--lrls=zars q
a state or country srhsr rLaU en-
State of F'lurida- and that thrIr rr~l-
dencc - unknown thar rhr-~s o.
person IN the STATE - Ftssrlala rLr
service 81 suhpuf ma uFlssu 1srw
would bind said dsfendauts and
that thy are each ever Lhr aEe g
tvemty-one years
II further appetrInE fhar a Ger
tificafe of IN. ~t-~rrtarE rsf STAT
has been flied in thu above stated
Gauss. certifying thar g'hsris~ Thsaul-
as Company. Incorporate asu
known a. Charles Thoulzls t'r- In
and Charles Thomas f-nuurauF Eur-
a cUrpura tiun ssrEaniZ-d and exist
ing under the Laws 80 thr STAT 81
Flprida has Net f-lrTlT liF-fl url
either Section 4-a1 or SIS 80 rh~
Compiled fieueral laws uf rrr
STATE 81 Florida. 1877. RELATIVE tH
designating an office ur ular- a
business ur dssmif-fls- for Tin sf--E lr-r
Of process. and naming an a=-ur O.
accept servire-
1T Il THEREFORE, ftfsl sf-I.f-I'
that said dtfer,siin bs aud rh-F
are hereby required O. aFFsezr o.
the Bill Of Complaint filed Tu sad
cause ON or hs-forr MondaE. thr @rll
day Of August \ D. Ig-s. arhrr-
" Use the ALLEGATIONS 81 said tlll wll
be taken as confessed - sad d.
PENDANTS
1T IL FURTHER ORDERED rhar
this order Dee published pmc~ e us~k
for four consecutive weeks lu Tn
Kew West Citizen a u+us UsIEss-r
published in said County and SLATE
This July list a T. 1855
(CIECUIT CaI-IsT SEAL
Ross e SAWTETe
Clerk 90 t-fr-u6r r--lrr-
BY FLoRENTE p SaWT EIt
DEPUTY Cl-ra-
kt-ETZ & REED
Solicitors for Plaintiffs
Is s-IU-l---4-sI
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sssssssssessssssssssssss
Today In History


1790--U.s S. Patent No. 1 is
sued Samuel Hopkins OF Vermont
for a r'othcd of making pot and
pearl Gsk?s (lye).
1854--DIed-- Samuel WiI;r of
Troy, N. Y, meat-pac&ec, who
supplied meat Tor army in War of
1812-the original "Uncle Sam
1917-Sta'i,tics show imports
for last fiscal year, little over
2A billions; w':h exports Of over
6 billion dollars worth.
1918-Onondaga Indians of
New York also declare war on
Germany.
1926-Mexico jails scores of
Catholics on sedition charges.
1882 = German parliamentary
elections-Communists get over
five million votes.
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matter for the moment with a wave

matter for the moment with a wave
of his hand.
! "Never mind about that for the
present" he said. Read out what
you've got down, White, and see If
Durley agrees with it."
ALI Durley nodded lugubriously
after the reading.
what did you do then" Hylton
asked. Go up to the Court?"
up to the big 'ouse? No. that /
didn't, Mister. ! came straight into
iEnderton. that's what l did. why
was in the oops 'aving a pint before
eight, can prove it." .
Cali right. daresay we can check
that" Hylton drew out one Of his
black cigars. "Ring up Morechester.
Sergeant, and tell 'em to have a cell
ready: we'll have to keep you for
the night, Durley."
"What, keep me guv'nor! What.
,for?"
Technically on a charge of steal.
ing by finding, but I'll see it doesn't
come to anything if you behave
yourself and help u.s."
Mr.. Alfred Durley felt too az.
,grieved to argue. He contained him.
self in a dignifled and injured 81.
lence until the police car came from
Morechester to take him to his
nights free lodging.
The moment Durley had gone the
Inspector began to talk. Lets have
a look at that map of yours, White
good-where are we? Fielder Cot.
tage-here; now then Fielden Cot
tage to Ferney House. here's the
obvious way to go, by road. How far
do you make it?"
81 always reckon it just about a
mile. sir"
$50 does the map, a shade under
IL anything. How long would Dale
Shipley take to walk a miller"
"Ahout a quarter of an hour"
"Give him twenty minutes at the
outside. He left Fielden Cottage at
a quarter to seven. when does he
arrive at Ferney House?"
"Seven o'clock or five past sir?''
"After half past White"
The Sergeant whistled.
Exactly. I've checked those times
fup pretty accurately. Mr.. Shipley's
got half an nour to explain away
somehow. Let's have another look
lat the map. where's that side lane
that runs up to the back drive OF
the Court?"
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RUNNERS.UP GAIN
ON LEADING CUBS;
YANKS DEFEATED
REDS AND PILLS DIVIDE
DOUBLEHEADER; INDIANS
DOWNED SENATORS TO
GAIN ON YANKEES
Especial TO The Citizen)

NEW YORK, July 31.-The
first division occupants in the
National League gained on the
leading Chicago Cubs.
For the second straight time,
the New York Giants defeated the
Windy City Tribe, 3 to 1. The ST.
Louis Cardinals won their second
game in d row from the Brooklyn
Dodgers, embarrassing them z to
0. The Pittsburgh Pirates won
over the Boston Bees, 5 to 3. The
Cincinnati Reds and Philadelphia
Phillies split twin bill, the Reds
taking the first game 5 to 0 and
dropping the nightcap, 5 to 4.
In the younger circuit, the De-
troit Tigers eked out a victory
over the New York Yankees, while
the Cleveland Indians defeated
the Washington Senators, IL to g..
Boston Red Sox lost to St. Louis
Browns, to 3 and the Chicago
White Sox pounded out Z to 4
victory over the Philadelphia Ath-
letics.
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VAGARiES OF NATURE

KEENE, N. H.-While a ma
jority of the country wassswelter-
ing in an unusual waye Of heat,
furnaces were lightedg here sas
frost and pear-freezinglt enpera2
lures ushered in the month of
July. Temperature readings of
"a degrees We're common in this
vicinity. ,
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DOC CATCHER BITTEN

MILLYILLE. n 1-Szm Pei
tit, dog catcher. had q uzlq1e
unlicensed dog into cuz-oGy-
Petit received q severe bl-e-n9r
by the dog bat By rs rae go
er, q small boy.
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1s59-TheOgzld smith. zmo1=
the worlds great parholaElstz-
Rockefeller Inst. for Mediczl Re-
search head born Al AlhauT- n
Y. Died De- 10. 1894.
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SYNOPSIS: One by one most Of
Inspector HJltOn'S clues to the
murderer of old Arthur BNrdett
haze faded out. But Just as he Is
about to start dfresh, an dccfdeft-
tai encounter t0ith q tramp OiTes
him proof that Dale Shipley, old
Bardetts half nephetO, WdS alone
In the Immediate nei0hborhood of
his uncIe's house, and at precisely
the time of the murder. The tramp
Is trying to explain hOt0 he came
to haze Ddle's ci0dret case. and
giving dDdy something much more
important to HyltoB aud Sergeant
of Police White. -
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1808-Frederick W. n. Crouch.
English-American musician, Con-
federate soldier, author of the
music of Kathleen Mavourneen,"
born in England Died at Port
land, Maine, Aug. IS, 1896.
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1803-John Ericsson, famed
Swedish inventor-engineer, resi-
dent here after his 37th year.
born in Sweden. Died in New
York City, March 8, 1889.
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1809-Thomas s. Kirkbride,
Philadelphia's noted physician
superintendent of the insane, born
at Morrisville, Pa. Died Dec. IS
1888.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
TODAY'S GAMES

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Washington at Detroit.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
New York at Cleveland.
Boston at Chicago.
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Today's
Anniversaries

1763-James Kent, New York
lawyer-professor, author Of the
celebrated Commentaries on
American Law" born in Putnam
Co., N. Y. Died Dec. u, 1S47.
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1S16-George H. Thomas, not
ed American soldier-general from
the 1S40's to the late 1865, born
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1s35-Paul du ChzLlu- uo-ed
explorer and writer On Ara
born in New Orleans. Died I'm
Russia, April so. 1898
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IN Virginia Died n San FRA
cisco, March 2s. 1g70-
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pittsburgh at Boston.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
Chicago at New York.
st. Louis at Brooklyn.
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Batteries: Hollingsworth, Der
ringer, Frey and Campbell; Benge,
Passeu and Wilson.
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Batteries: Hallahan and Lom-
bardi; Bowman, Johnson and At
wood.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-04-03
MD. ASSEMBLY
VOTES RELIEF,
ADJ0URNS

ANNAPOLIS, April 3.---After
passing a number Of minor. meas
ures, the special session Of the
Maryland legislature adjourned
sine die at 4 o'clock this morning.
The only major legislation enacted
at the month-long session were the
relief bill and the Governors man
sion bill.
Following a minor fight on the
floor of the house of delegates, the
conferees' report, embodying six.
point relief program was adopted
by vote Of lot to 2.
After a roll call which took one
hour and As minutes for senators
to explain their votes the same
bill was accepted by the upper
chamber by a vote Of ~ to 2.
Signed by Nice
This program, the result Of an
11-hour elaboration by conference
committees, embodies: A 5 cents a
gallon floor tax on whiskey, IS
cents a barrel on beer, l per cent
tax on amusements, 10 per cent
tax on cosmetic sales, TRIPPING OF
the present franchise tax on do
nestle corporations and quadru-
ping the tax on foreign corpora
tionS and continuation of the pres
ent automobile titling tax.
This program is designed, with
the addition of the 100000 avail
able in the old age pension fund
to raise a relief fund for Maryland
during the coming year to total
$4,235,O
The bill was signed by Gov.
Harry w. Nice and, as it is an
appropriation measure, will be-
come effective Immediately.
The House passed by a vote OF
10 to 81 the bill introduced by
Senator Olin R. Higgins CD OF
Dorchester county. which abolishes
the survey commission, and ap-
plies it's unexpended appropria-
ton amounting to approximately
$4,000 to the governors mansion.
The governor had asked that
the legislature take $4,000 al,
lotted to the Memorial Hall OF
Records and apply to the funds
to be used for completion OF re-
pairs to the executive mansion
This bill, as introduced by Re
publican leader, died in com
mittee.
AS passed by the General AS.
sembly and laid before the gov
ernor the mansion repair bill pre-
sents a problem. If it is conSid
cred an appropriation bill it will
ecome effective Immediately
and the survey com mi s. 10 n
headed by j. Goodman Boyd
would die Immediately.
Should the bill be adjudged
other than an appropriation bill
it would not become effective un
til June l.. "
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-04-03
Spanking Threat
FlOuted By
HeireSS

LOS ANGELES, April s.--Hen'
ristta Countiss, who says she
couldn't finance a puppet show,
is going to Chicago for a spank
ing" ..
This was her answer today to a
statement by her step-father, Law.
renee Whiting, Of Chicago. admin.
istrator of a fortune Henrietta is
to inherit from her mother. 49,
Whiting, against whom legal
action has been taken by Henri
etta's attorneys, said:
81 sent Henrietta $4,000 last
year and she used It IS an
gel In theatrical ventures. What
she needs is a good spanking"
Miss CountiSs retorted: .s,e =,
"Seventy-eight thousand? It
must have been lost in the mails
A theatrical angel? couldn't
finance a puppet show"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-04-03
VIRGINIA GETS
WPA GRANTS

RICHMOND, Va. April Sin
creased WPA grants for approved
projects in the Roanoke, Norfolk
and Petersburg districts were an
nounced today by william A.
Smith, State WPA administrator.
At Norfolk a grant of $18.632
was made available for construc-
ton Of tennis courts, rest houses,
bridges and roads in the city park
system.
In Norfolk county an increased
allotment of $15,242 was given for
a sewer project approved by the
county supervisors.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-04-03

Another big week.
end sale of super
money-saving values.
Help yourself to thrift
in the food market
that has everything for
the table under one
roof. Shop regularly
and you'll save reg
uIarIy. Convince your
self. .
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-04-03

We're proud Of the
fact that we carry the
largest and most COM
prehensive display Of ma
tionaIIy known QUAIL
ITY foodstuffs in the
city-and still N o R E
PROUD Of the fact that
we sell them for LESS
than you have to pay
ELSEWHERE.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-05-27
CREDIT GROUP TO
MOVE ITS OFFICE
Go From Law Building To
Store Next to Western
Union Offices

The Henderson Production Credit
Association, now located in the Law
Building on Young street, will move
into its new office at 107 Garnett
street the latter part of this week,
stated w. b. Gooding, secretary
treasurer of the association, today.
In its new location the association
expects to be able to serve it's far
mer-borrOwerS of Granville, Vance,
and Warren counties much more con-
veniently and efficiently than hereto
fore, said Mr.. Gooding. Also it is an
ticipated that the volume of loans will
be increased, he says, as more and
more farmers learn of the economical
credit service offered and that the
association is established as a perma-
nent source of short term credit to
farmers of the three counties served.
Although the Henderson Production
Credit Association is a comparatively
new organization, having been locally
organized under the Farm Credit Act
of 1893 and beginning operation in
the early spring of 1884, it's success
has been remarkable said Mr.. Good
ing. During this short period more
than 1900 farmers have been served
and Lem totaiing approximately
100000 have been made with a loss of
only $241 C.l loans in the first two
years CT It's operation. The volume of
loans now outstanding is $211, 900 and
farmer-members own around $4,000
worth of class B stock in the asso-
citation.
The Henderson Production Credit
Association makes short term loans to
farmers to finance the production
harvesting, and marketing of crops;
the breeding, raising and fattening
of livestock and commercial poultry;
the repair, Improvement, and altera-
ton cf farm building, and for general
agricultural purposes.
The rate of interest charged is five
pnr cent but the borrower pays only
for the :1ne he actually has the
money and interest is not required in
advance. The association operates
solely for the benefit of its farmer
borrowers.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-05-27
c. M. 7. c LIST NOT
FILLED IN COUNTY
Sturges Again In Charge of
Enrolment; DR.. Mitchell
E Examiner

With the enrolment campaign of
the 1886 Citizens military Training
Camp now entering it's final stages,
the quota for Vance county has not
vet been filled, according to informa-
ton received today from Fort Bragg.
Captain Conrad B. Sturges, COM
mander of Company c, local infantry
unit of the National Guard, is county
chairman for enrolment, and DR.. z.
p Mitchell, county health officer, has
volunteered his services to make ex-
aminations of the applicants. Young
men interested in the course are in
vlted to confer with Captain Sturges
or to write directly to the c. M. T.
C officer at Fort Bragg.
Young men of this community who
are interested in attending the camp
this year must make application prior
to- July i in order to receive consid-
Grafton, it was stated. After that date
vacancies remaining in the local
quota. will be filled by surplus appli-
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-05-27
SUNDAY SCHOOLS
ARE ALL INVITED
Asked To Have Entries In
Christian Endeavor Con-
vention Parade

Extensive plans are being made for
the torchlight parade through the
business section here the evening of
Saturday, June 6, under auspices of
the North Carolina Christian En-
deavor Union, whose State cOnven-
ton will be in session at that time
in this city.
c. F. Tankersley Jr., is chairman
of the parade committee, and he said
today it was desired that every Sun
day school in the county be represent
ed in the demonstration. Each school
may go as a group or have float to
represent it, A prize of SIS is offered
for the best group or float entered.
1t is hoped that the parade may be
one of the largest ever held in the
State on that date.
The State convention will be held
here on Saturday, Sunday and Mon
day June 6-S, and will be held at the
Methodist Protestant church, from
which point the parade will start. The
exact line of march has not been an
bounced.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-05-27
TYPHOID CLINICS
TOBEC|N MONDAY
Health Officer To Visit
Rural Sections; Avail
able at Office

Clinics for the giving of anti-typhold
serum will be begun in this county
on next Monday, and will he con-
tinued until every section of the coun-
ty has been covered, DR.. q. P. Mitchell
county health officer, said today.
Four sections will be visited Mon
day afternoon, starting at 1:30 o'clock
at Middleburg, and following at half
hour intervals at Drewry, Townsville
and Harris cross roads. Those desir-
ing to take the treatment are urged
to be present at the designated places
on time.
The full schedule has not been an
nounced, but will be later in the week
or early next week, DR.. Mitchell said
He also stated that the treatment is
available at his office at any time on
any day during office hours.
Last year more than $500 persons
were given the treatment, which wa
an al,-time record for any one season
here The fact that so many wer'
treated last year may make it unnec
essary for so many to be immunized
this year, it was stated.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-05-27
MRS. v. H. STEWART,
SR., PASSES AWAY
A Well Known Warren
County Lady Dies With
Heart Attack Today

Mrs. Betty Stewart IS, wife of the
late w. H. Stewart, ST., who died jan
uary s, 1881, passed away at her coun-
try home in Warren county this
morning at 500 o'clock of a heart
ailment. Her death came as distinct
shock to her many friends in Vance
and Warren counties.
Mrs. Stewart had been i'll for the
past ten days, but was not thought
to be serious.
The deceased was born in Warren
county, November 5, 1870, and had
lived there practically all of her life
She was the daughter of j. w. Mus
tian and Agnes Llewellyn Mustian
and was widely known throughout
this section. She had been a member
of Shocco Methodist Episcopal church
practically all of her life, and was a
steward of that Warren county
church. She was known as an ardent
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-05-27
Letters From Representative North Carolinians

a trip to eastern North Carolina
last week 1 was greatly impressed
with the wonderful improvement
in all lines of business in that sec
ton. The increased price for to-
bacco has transformed the country
and made it full of renewed hope
and courage and faith in our Gov
eminent. I am sure that the Ad-
ministration looks upon the flue
cured tobacco agreement as an out
standing example of the success of
the Administration in securing to
farmers better prices for their
products.
Your advice and your support of
our efforts to complete this agree
ment have been of great benefit to
us, and you should be proud of your
contribution towards this program
which has meant so much to the
tobacco farmers of North Carolina.
(Slgned) Con Lanier, {,
of the Tobacco Section Dept. of
Ayr, 5407 Nebraska Avenue.
Washington.