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Evening star., 1946-08-08
Noxon Is Moved Out
j Death Row After
Getting Life Sentence
by the A,soetuied Prsss

BOSTON, Aug 8.-John F. Noxon
tr. wealthy former Pittsfield cor
poration lawyer, was out of gloomy
death row" today and back in an
ordinary State prison cell-his
death sentence commuted to life
imprisonment by Gov. Maurice j
Tobin.
The 49-year -old crippled attorney
had been sentenced to die in the
electric chair for the electrocutior
Staying of his 6-month-old mon
goloid son. The Governor commuteo
sentence yesterday.
Informed of the Governors action
the former widely known Western
Massachusetts, attorney said: 'I am
deeply grateful to the Governor ano
(Executive) Council"
In granting clemency. Gov. Tobir
said that "extenuating circum-
stances" warranted the reduction oi
sentence. He added, however, that
a "mercy-killing, so-called," could
not be considered extenuating, ano
was not a factor in his decision.
Noxon, cripple obliged to use
heavy canes as a result of an in
fantile paralysis attack 20 years ago
has been confined to death row
for two years while his counsel. for
mer Gov. Joseph B. Ely, battled
through the courts to save his life
and won in a final appeal to the
chief executive.
Noxon steadfastly maintained his
innocence in connection with the
death of his imbecile son Lawrence
who was electrocuted by an electric
cord in the living room of the spa
cious Noxon home while the father
was repairing a radio.
Evening star., 1946-08-08

mary economic stress also were
cited by the officer.
The bureaus figures, covering the
period from June 80, 1945, to July l,
this year, show that out Of 1889
boys and 657 girls under IT who
disappeared during that period
1916 boys and COG girls have been
found.
In the 17-to-21 age bracket 1874
youths out Of 212 listed as missing
and 267 young women out of 307
have been returned to their homes
In the overall class 713 men of TAI
and 537 women out of $50 who fled
were found. 1t. Blackman empha-
sized his department continues to
work on unsolyed cases.
Evening star., 1946-08-08
Frost in Montana

BOzEMAN, Mont, Aug. 8 (P).--A
weather record Of more than so
years standing went down early yes
terday when the temperature drop
ped to SO and frost nipped several
gardens in this area. Earliest frost
of previous years was recorded by
the Weather Bureau on August 10,
1901
Evening star., 1946-08-08
Rear Admiral BeardaI|,
Roosevelt Aide, Retires
BY the Associated Press

The Navy yesterday announced
the retirement of Rear Admiral
John R. Beardall of Orlando, Fla
Admiral Beardall was naval aide
to President Roosevelt in 1941 until
just after Pearl Harbor, and then
became superintendent of the Naval
Academy at Annapolis.
Until recently he was comman-
dant of the 18th Naval District,
Balboa, Canal Zone.
Evening star., 1946-08-08
Grosshopper Blight Feared

SHEPHERDSTOWN, w. Va, Aug.
8.-Farmers in this area report a
serious invasion of grasshoppers,
particularly on the late corn and the
alfalfa, which will affect-unless
checked-the production of both,
they say.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-10-26
Award Winner Due Tn Dramatic Role

The right connections and weather permitting, Sundays plane will bring the film for Mildred Pierce, to be shown at the Orpheum theatre Sunday and Monday.
 The dramatic story of a moth CTS love presents Joan Crawford in the role that won this years Academy Award for best actress of the year. She is ably support ed in the unusual assignment by Jack Carson, and newcomer Zachary Scott.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-10-26

Members of the Kodiak Busl- ness and Professional Women's Club donned costumes and dof- fed their dignity at a Halloween party held Monday evening at the Harry Christopherson resi- derce.
 Shown are: (back row)-Doi- othy Haag. Mabel Fenner, Elea- nor Dooley, Peggy Sutliff, Fleeta Chrlstophelson and Justine Hin ckel.
 (next rew)-Mariorie Gunder son, Bea Nachtweih. Lillian Nor ris club president; Lillian Lamme, Bette DeYoung and Margaret Cook (with bottle) (Photo by Norman Photo Shor0
Kodiak mirror., 1946-10-26
Offer Variety Shorts

The Lyric announces a TeIe- ews-Cartoon for Friday and Saturday which will include 3 newsreels, 2 cartoons, March of Time, a Name Band Musical short, Maestro of the Comics and Pete Smiths Sport Sticklers.
 This is a must see program for young and old.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-10-26
Club Gets Charter

On behalf of Mrs. Elsie Ad- ans, state president, Mrs. Maur- ice Briggs presented the club charter to Miss Lillian Morris, president of the Kodiak Rusi- ness and Professional Nomen's club at their regular meeting Monday at the Victory cafe
 Mrs. Mabel Fenner received the award for getting out the most votes (55) in the clubs re- cent get-out-the vote campaign and letter was read from the city council congratulating the club on the campaign effort.
 Guests included Mrs De Cou, Mary Root, Della Klnports and Jeanne Crawford
 After the meeting members went to the Christopherson resi- dence for a costume party, with Mrs Christ )pherson, Bette De- Young and Eleanor Dooley a' hostesses.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-10-26
City Dock Fund Has Surplus

The city dock fund has a sur- plus at present and none of the taxpayers money is being used for the docks operation, Mayor Lee Bettinger said yesterday.
 "To prevent any misunder- standing" he said, "I wanted it pointed out that the dock is not using city funds but funds from a special account and in the op- eration so far there is a surplus in the fund.-"
 He also sad that Workmen's Compensation insurance is being carried and that the operation is being based on the 1942 tariff.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-10-26

Mrs. William Olsen, of Arch orage, has been seriously ill in the hospital there following the birth of twins. The infants did not survive.
 William Olsen, attorney, and his wife formerly lived in Kod- iak.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-10-26

A Ford coupe driven by Har- vey Edwards and an Army vehi- cIe collided at the intersection by the Belmont Bar yesterday after noon. It was reported Edwards was turning up Mission road and the other vehicle was going west on Main Street.
 Riding with Edwards were Willie Hynes and Natalia Malu- tin. The latter bumped her knee on an emergency brake and was taken to the hospital for X-rays.
 There was little damage to the vehicles
Kodiak mirror., 1946-10-26
Classified Ads
AVAILABL E-Contract steno- grapher, also bookkeeping & filing experience. L. J. Shaw, RusselPs Mems Store

LOST Black cocker spaniel an swers to the name of Hickey. Child's pet. Reward. Call at Polar Bear cafe
Kodiak mirror., 1946-10-26
Pacific Northern AirIines TNCOMING.

Ray Bolton, Neil iller, Mrs Edna Liston, " w. Root, Mark Root, Nick Shangin, MT. & Mrs.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-10-26

'AINTING Contract only, in, side & outside wcrk. Phone Navy GA, ask for J F Golf
 10.z6p
Kodiak mirror., 1946-10-26

T. Taiford, James Schultz, Ruth Tenner, c w. Bubendorf, Char lie Lynn, E. Blankenbulg, Mrs.
 E. V. Day & Claudia, Capt. Harry koos, Axel Homberg, Marian Gukieson, Burl Butler, W Hingley, Mrs. V. w. Root. Mrs Nagle, w. J Wheeldon, Stan Johnson, Ben & Cecil Sholl, O. Lee, John Pestrikoff, Mrs. c. Gukrise, MT. & Mrs. Helgason' Pauline Nelson, A. Torvanger, MT. Moore, MT & Mrs. Auton- sen, & Helen & Ann, Joe Mela- vidoff, Father Mcdonald
Kodiak mirror., 1946-10-26
FOR SALE-4-room home, completely furnished. Base- ment, with central heating. Inquire at Chuck & LiIl's

OR RSALE-5Ox15O lot, deeded. Two Al skid shacks with 2O00 feet rustic siding, new Base ment dug. Impure at Chuck & Lils Photo Shop.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-10-26

OR RENT-House with large front room. bedroom & kitch- CD. Completely furnished. Wonderful view. Reasonable. Reaoy for occupancy by Nov. Sth.
 Also house just finished inside
 & out, furnish it yourself Very
 reasonable. Inquire Ali Mad sen, House 57, Mission Road. HELP WANTED-Day care of 8-months old baby, 6 days a week, 10 hours a day See L. J. Shaw, Russell's Men S Store I0TECE-WilI the person who found my wallet please return papers x ident 6oations to Rosabella Smith, Box 1904, Kodiak.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-10-26

OUTGOING:
 MT. Frey, MT. McDaniels, MT. Moody, Ray Bolton. Neil Mill Ter, Tom Reilly, Chas. Chieslek, Ray Hartman, MT. & Mrs. Tai ford, Peggy Wilkey, Roy Cooper, Harriet Olson, Merrill Coon, E. E. Jensen, MT. & Mrs. John Raft, Wm. Sundberg Nellie Roberts, Pearl Tisdall, Marvin Teeter, G. W Bubendorf, Larry ElIanak, Nlek Malutin, Cliff Mcdowell, Jack King, Wm. An- derson Edna Torsen, RondIna Tibbs, Ben Kraft, Sophie White, Barbara Thompson, Anna Haul gen, Olivia Haleastad, Eric Blankenburg A. Burk, Priscilla Parker
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-10
COMMISSIONERS SAFE OF LAND

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND
By virtue of the power n authority
contained in a decree of sale made in
a certain action pending in the Super
Tor Court OF New Hanover County,
wherein tho City of Wilmington ct al.
are plaintiffs. End J. B. Funderburg and
wife. Louise N. Fundelburg, are de-
tendants. the undersigned will. on Mon
day November 9th. 1916 at II O'Clock
Noon. at the courthouse door of New
Hanover County. sell at PUBLIC au>lcn.
for cash. to TIE highest bidder. all that
certain lot or parcel of land situate,
lying and being in the City of Whining
ton County of New Hanover. and State
Of North Carolina, bounded and de-
scrlbed as follows. to-wit:
BEGINNING at a point in the eastern
Inc Of Fourth Street 165 feet south from
Us intersection with the southern line
OF Marsteller Street, and running thence
s~ou'hWardly along said eastern line OF
forTf1 Street 90 feet. thence eastwardly
ana parallel with Marsteller Street 15c
ieet . the western line of Carolina
SEeeS theNce northwardly along said
me Of said Street and parallel with
Fourth Street go feet. thence westwardly
ana parallel with Marsteller Street 15c
Al NNNtSA lii4S VI L J. otICCl.
ne beginninF. the same being a part
Of Lot 3. in Block 500 according to the
of,clal plan of the City of Wilmington,
ann also being Lot Nos. AZ and 80. ac-
eoadlns to a subdivision Of said Block
91s' by the Wilmington Suburban Co.
Is per man or plat of said subdivision
as recorded in tho Registry of New Han
b.rs county, in Book So. page 285, and
ye me mo property devised to
I3ose n. F''nderburg by William Mes
ne by his Will of record in the office
VI me Clerk of the Superior Court Of
, SS-Y EsAoVer County, in Will Book
rms land is being sold subject to al
atGS 70" tho past year 1916. and also
sooect 10 FL street and sidewalk as
.9fS If any and subject to con
'on hv the Court.
1!e successful BIDDER will be required
Il, or."S' '"| &c the amount of his
~ WIN ~" ENder7ioned Commissioner
q ,no co0''"si0n Of the sale.
ya UF,ea an" 7osted this 5th day Of
C. c. McrNTIRE.
Co,pp,ieeinpar
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-10
NEW EDUCATION
PROBLEMS NOTED
Studying In Atomic Age
Is Theme AS Education
Week Begins Today

Education for the Atomic Age
will be the theme for the 18th OBJ
servance Of American Education
Week, commencing today and con-
GLIDING on November Is, Mrs. Luz
Gle Shuffler, principal of Sunset
Park school, and chairman of the
public relations unit of the North
Carolina Education Association,
said last night.
The general theme for the week
is sub-divided into the following
daily topics: Sunday, "P~racticing
Brotherhood; Monday, Building
World Security; Tuesday, Facing
New Tasks; Wednesday, "Devel-
oping Better Communities"; Thurs
day, Strengthening Home Life";
Friday, Investing in Education;
Saturday, Promoting Health and
Safety"
The first six topics will be pre-
scented briefly at 7 o'clock each
night. excepting Thursday, when
the time will be 1915 pm, over
Station WMFD. The programs will
be recordings prepared by the Ma
tional Education association. A
short film trailer ~stressing educa-
ton in the atomic age and inviting
the public to visit the schools will
be shown at the Bailey and Caro-
lima theaters.
All schools in New Hanover coun-
ty are planning their own programs
OF visitation, and principals and
members Of the public relations
committee Of the local unit of the
NCEA are issuing invitations for
their respective schools.
Meetings of the Parent-Teachers
associations, which will be held in
most schools during the week, are
expected to emphasize some phase
Of the program. Several groups
will show the film, Assignment -
Tomorrow" which deals with the
teacher and the schools.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-10
:. c. Mc1NTIRE.
roNN'sSIONER'S SALE OF LAND

~" N'sSIoNER'S SALE OF LAND
.on4 virtue of the power and authority
, con4 . !. II a decree of sale made in
-of ~.SIa action bending in the Superior
hs ~. VI Nov, Hanover County, wherein
N, 10y o. Wilmington. ct al. are plain
,ra ana G. NJ. Stokes and wife. ct al.
geiend nts. the undersigned will, on
loo. Dccember 9th. 1916 at II o'clock
I.nnal me courthouse door of New
hr n o.t county. sell at public auction.
y .sSH, 10 the highest bidder. all these
vino lotS or parcels of land situate.
eps and being In the City of Whining
y eoahfv of New Hanover, and State
on M4r'A Carolina. described IS follows,
sl nI.Nos all f Lot Nos. SO and SO, in
,ars.',; according to a certain map
garoJ,, 20 oy VIM. H. Banck. c. E.. dated
IA zlst- 1927. for John H. Render
ecorS I'm A. Handy. sold map being
y l.e1 y Map Book 2. at pare ia.
bont a Fe"5strv of New Remover County,
I'm wing subdivision of Block Nos. $50.
W arg ~. to which reference is here
re.n tor a more full and complete
m go is made subject to all taxes
free ne Ie9r 194S. and subject to all
ma I'd 'deWalk assessments. if any.
Ts'o e. 10 confirmation Of the Court.
IN 1.e successful bidder will be required
-uep1St 1901 of amount of bid to
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-10
1SO-Legal
coyv1ssIoNER's SALE OF LAND

~ yirtue of the power and authorit,
STAINED in a decree Of sale made ir
c.ortsin action pending in the Superior
se of New Hanover County. wherein
~ ~ county of New Hanover, ct al. are
l Iis;ntins, and Richard Allen (Widower),
pa a. are defendants. the undersigned
c.. II loo Monday, December 9th. 1916, at
", y" o,clock Noon at the courthouse door
~ New Hanover Cunty, sell at public
suction, for cash, to the highest bidder,
oil 4ha. certain tract Of land situate,
ir;ne and being in Cape Fear Township,
Co,Ttv of New Hanover, and State OF
North Carolina. more particularly bound
al and described as follows. to-wit: Be
NC A FIVE-SIXTHS UNDIVIDED IN
TEREST. in the lands adjoining the late
Dayid E. Saunders and sold by him ia
1oseph c. Hill and conveyed to A. r.
BIack BY foreclosure of mortgage and
deed from B. R. Moore, Commissioner,
by deed Of record in the Registry Of
New Hanover County. in Book TIT, page
BEGINNING at said Saunders corner
, dead pine. and running thence North
a. degrees West 81 poles to a stake,
t6ence North 5 degrees West s poles to
a sake. thence South IS degrees East
20 poles to a stake, thence North 81
degrees East 81 poles to a pine. thence
N9rth Go IL degrees Fest q poles to =
pine. thence North II IL degrees East
% poles TO a stake, thence North 40
degrees East SO poles to the run Of a
small branch. thence up said branch to
Jerry Eonvielle's line, thence with his
line West "a poles to the beginning.
containing 60 acres, more or less, and
being the same land conveyed to Joseph
WALKER by deed of A. R. Black of rec
ord in said Registry in Book wy, page
44S. which said land was duly listed
and returned for taxation at the time
or times hereinafter set forth as appears
from the records of New Hanover Coun-
t. NOTICE, ONLY 5-6ths INTEREST
N ABOVE LAND IS BEING SOLD.
TIE above land is being sold subject
10 al taxes for the year 1916.
TIE successful bidder will be required
to deposit 1907 of his bid with the
untorsiened commissioner at the con-
clusi0n of the sale.
Dsted and posted this 5th day Of No
vember, 1916.
G. c. MCINTYRE,
Commissioner.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-10
Arkansas Police Hold
Man Wanted In Cit

The Wilmington police depart,
ment yesterday announced tina
Henry E. Miller, %, alleged check
flasher, had been arrested in Hot
Springs, Arkansas.
Miller, according to the local
police, is wanted here for allegedly
cashing six worthless checks total.
ing $522.35 for the following
amounts: $3.50, $126, $50, $46.35,
and three for $50 each.
He is alleged to have deserted
his bride of a night while he al
legedly posed as a meat salesman
in cashing checks in this city.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-10
STAR-NEWSREEL
H0N0RS MARINES
Salute To Camp Lejeune
Scheduled Today On
Star-News Program

Marking the Hist anniversary of
the establishment of the U. 8. Ma
rine corps as an arm of the U. S.
armed forces, the Sunday Star
INewsreel, the Star and the News
weekly radio presentation over
WMFD, will salute Camp Lejeune
and it's significance to Southeastern
North Carolina from 1:30 to 2 o.
clock.
In addition to the dramatization
of the growth and development of
Camp Lejeune the Star-Newsreel
broadcast will also devote a por-
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-10

on of the program to Armistice
Day. A special rusical arrange
ment, with w. O. Page, Jr., as
soloist has been arranged. Organ
selections for the program will be
under the direction OF Harry w.
Lee.
The Star-Newsreel is written
and produced by Ben Mcdonald,
the Star and the News Round the
Town Reporter.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-10
Eleven Children Hurt
In School Bus Mishap

SALISBURY, Nov. 9-(P)-Eleven
school children and the driver were
injured slightly when a bus carry
ing As students of a nearby Granite
quarry school overturned on a
curve.
C. C. Irwin, Rowan county school
superintendent, said after the &C
cident yesterday the bus would
have to be junked.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-10

NOTICE
Having qualified as Executor OF the
Estate of Edward H. Munson, deceased.
this is to notify all persons having claims
against said Estate to present them tc
the undersigned at 2o1 South Four
Street, Wilmington. N. c.. on or before
the 18th day of November, 1947, or this
Notice will be pleaded in bar of then
recovery. All persons indebted to safe
Estate will please make immediate pay
mem.
This the 9Th day of November 1e4e.
H. PERCY MUNSON,
Executor of the
Estate OF Edward H. Munson.
Deceased.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-10
MEET CONCLUDE

HICKORY, Nov. 9 (P)-The
joint 30th semi-annual meeting OF
the North Carolina chiropracters
association and auxlinary will con-
clude here today.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-10
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Having qualified as Administrative nf
the Estate of Anna Kelly Bradshaw ]ate
Of New Hanover County North Carolina
this is to notify all persons having
claims against the Estate of said de-
ceased to exhibit them to the under.
signed on or before the 18th day OF
October 1s47. or this notice Will pe
pleaded in bar of their recovery. Al
parsons Indebted to said Estate will
please make immediate payment.
This the 12th day Of October. ls46.
RAE B. WEST.
Administrative of the Estate Of
ANNA KELLY BRADSHAW
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-10

Dated and posted this 5th day of No.
vember, 1916.
S. C. MCINTYRE,
COMMISSIONS
the undersigned Commissioner at the
conclusion Of the sale.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-10
EXeCUtOT OF SdIIIUFI ~
,YFCI1T0R T

EXECUTOR NOTICE
Having qualified as Executor 81 n
estate Of Edna M. Latta, deceased. late
Of New Hanove county. North Caro-
lima, this is to notify all persons havlnR
claims against the estate Of said De,
ceased to exhibit them duly item'zej
and verified. to the undersigned at liS
Wr ishtsville Avenue, Wilmington. North
Carolina. on or before the 1st day OF
October. 1e47. or this notice will be
plead in bar of their recovery. Al
nersons indebted to said estate Will
nlease make immediate payment.
This the 18th day Of October. 1s4e.
L.. D. LATTA.
Executor, Estate of Edna M. Lat'a.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-10
NOTICE

Having qualified as Executor Of the
Estate Of Samuel NJ. Bear. late Of New
Hanover County, North Carolina. this
is to notify ali persons having clsims
against the Estate of said deceased to
eShibit them to the undersigned at 81
North Front Street. Wilmington. N. Z.
on or before the 3otn oay Of OCTOBER.
1947, or this notice will be pleadeo III
bar of their recovery. An persons IL
.dehted 70 said Estate will please make
immediate payment. en-.
This 26th day of October, A. D. 1916.
EMANUEL 1. BEAR.
Exec,1tor of Samuel N. Bear.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-07-23
Post Office
Staff Gets
Delayed Pay

Employees of the Henderson post
office received their salary chick
for the first nalf of July Immediate
~ following tclcgraphiC instructions
from the Post Office Department in
Washington. after the checks had
been held up rs a result of congress
sional WS'angling over the Treasury
Post OFFICE aIr,Ual appropriation bill
Distribution of the checks was due
on july Ii. but nj that time there
was notification by telegraph to hold
them off Considerable cmbarrass-
mcnt resulted in some instances by
employees being denied their pay on
schedule and as they had antici-
patcd.
II WAS said today that 30 authori-
IHiIon Of substitute CLERKS in the
third quarter &C this year. starting
July !. has as vet ,omc from the
FoSt Office Dcpart"!cnt. bat that all
such wOrEcrS are continuing on their
Jobs Just the same. under official in
SiructlonS of the department. Alloca-
tons for substitute workers have nci
been made as yet for the current
quarter. although rcauiSitiul Tor the
funds was sent 10 Washington two
months ago. as required.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-07-23
Hospital Property
Is Transferred In
Recognizing Move

Upon dissolution of Maria Par
nam Hospital. Incorporated, and or.
GaniIatIun of the Maria P;rham Hos
pital Association. Incorporated. the
hospital properties on Chestnut and
Orange streets we're conveyed Ia tho
now association for $40 and Other.
considerations in Il realty action at
the register of deeds office ycstcr-
day
Other actions included the follow
nc transfer of properties:
q. w. Knott and wife conveyed
~ lot on North NOrVCllc street Ia p.
II. Rose for 0uc dollar and other
considerations in Il quitclaim deed.
y lot on North Norvcllc street
was conveyed by Il. II. Rose and
wife 10 Il. j. C0rbitt. Sr.. for Sl0n
and other considerations.
Mary V. Hartman. Charles J
BuSh and wife transferred a trac;
on highway No. 80. one mile north
of Henderson. 10 r. l.. Mustian for
500 and other considerations.
Six lots in Henderson township
were conveyed To- George W. Inscuc
and wife by Joseph II. Worthar,
and wife for SO and other consid-
cratiOnS.
y lot ON Elm street was sold to
Elizabeth c. Williams by Henry Will
iiamS and wife for $40 and other
considerations.
Helen G.. Edwards and husband
transferred Il lot on Southern street
to j. p. Chopin. for $40 and other
considerations.
Mrs. Josephine u. Briggs sold .
lot on Young avenue 10 r. p. Mat
thcwS and wife for 500 and other
considerations.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-07-23
Exchange Club
Proposes Civic
Softball Teams

Members OF the Exchange club
last night he'd discussion on the
possibility of organizing sortbal!
team to play other civic clug teams,
Regular league play has been dis
banded and only games among all
star teams will be played for tn.
rest of the season.
a committee composed of NJ. III.
matthew's. chairman Junius Daniel
ana w. II. Newman WAS appointed
&c inquire as to whether ether civic
ciuos would be interested in form
ing teams.
victor l.. Langston and Re-. Il.
Z. l.. MoScr were presented cuVcu-
ants OF service by llydcn Glover.
Eugene Basket was guest Of FRESH
dent Ray Buch;ran.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-07-23
SEEDLINGS WILL BE
AVAILABLE SHORTLY

COLLEGE Station. Raleigh. July 90
The North Carolina Department,
Of Conservation and Development
has announced that Seeding trees
will be available 10 farmers for re.
forcS,ation during the fall and spring
planting seasons.
Ordcr blanks can he obtaincf
from any county farm agent win.
has complete Information as 10 cos
and where the order should be sent
says Il. w GracbCr in charge OF
forestry Extension at State College
who announced the cooperative az
rcCmCnt with state Forester w. K
Bcichlcr. FOR distributing the seed
lings 60 farmers
Trees available arc loblolly pine
shortlcaf pine. white pine. b1acg
wal nuc. yellow poplar. red cedar
and black locust. Most plants viii
be $3.50 per thousand except black
walnut seedlings. which are $40 per
thousand.