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Evening star., 1946-11-04
ROOMS FURNlshEp-Northwese

HOTEL EMERY, 1872 g st, NV, blocks
west e White MoSsswJied arSsa baths s1eVa a.
Sosi ieSs SR 81 s aSsss en.s1 re
near Connecticut aye. bus; 20 minutes
fsso Ts MASS. AVE. N.W.EYoung man to
share room with ANOTHER young man sr1,cs IN
aoTEI, laonany PsiHi 1sao l. % AVE. Swmclean W dole.
rooms; inner-spring MATTRESSES. e.h.-w;
i:sn' isis EUCLID Htci ST. N.W.2Lse double rms
available. newly owned guest house: clean
cheerful and warm; qnlim phone; re1s
r:as'rfs TsSs a1f slSRR AVE- Dupont circle area
Larse double room. lst foor; si5 s week
AsS NsSs rp Ssi So sr PEI week aR ss
twin beds, 2 large closets; Good S6s5 transp
Msn pref GSsssF ss Xk each ,Hsasily Or ns4si Well
private shower. in GENTLE home; suitable
ssT eospe sId St or sTs m 6ss6 app
1884 FAIRMoNT ST. N.W.-Large room: n
ssasls; sls,SsSs. ss e. g. o5si; 81 Chevy a chase
eHesf circiesnsis Gmast' room S sa ssmprVats bath
gentleman; references requested Room
available Wednesday: $40 mo- WI. 34a1.
14o3 MONTAGUE ST. N.W.-Gentleman to
share rm. with another man: twin beds;
pvt. bath: S25. each. Phone ia. 2145 all
DAY y.SaM Sanssy ST. T'fS NwLsae aoaSe front
TO to0R tss espo saan. sss ssas
ssss 1ss% next lss ssn l5'h ;ss
qsi5 fsii NEWTON NEWTON 81. NV. Larae, com,
Portable room for refined gentleman, $40
msnih; sssa hw;ALBRiDGE fDGGE pL. N.w-Large rec
reation room, twin beds. refrigerator, PVT
Fsfa psft MSD1soN ssG %S 81 r. Na1 ~ lse sedrm,
Closet; Esa ;eqsi rent. | $40; / BACK bedrm.' twin
S4s sfHnsE sfHHEnPsHERD sT.-s front rooms. s6 so
week and IS week; laundry privileges
sose @ 'PvS sT. N.w.-Large triple front room,
5 windows, conv. to bath, prefer gentle
men; 1sIa sae aNIrR sasR. p1 Nw-yaeaneie, for
boys, 81 and S5; convenient transports-
ton; very nice neighborhood. co. 1859.
1884 10th st. n.w.-Nicely
furnished room. near bath. twin beds:
Ss fsss 70 sfhffMoRE shif ST. s9oS Sw-wsnt girl to
twin n Seds xh at
bus: gas heat AD. ss42. 4
an nanoSr e ssaTs With 1'es sn
double room; single. Ss5: double. $40. Ho.
sS i ss saadg p so in ss no
l7le LANEE PL. N,w.-pr,yas. home: me
s,m s.se ssS IsS monsh asf Gentleman
dsis lssS MRSIEsiDg RaSIi IDe Ten. NV. warm;
single. closet. porch NEXT bath, shower,
euist; non-smoksr; $50. 60. 1742.
Evening star., 1946-11-04
AVIATION (cont. J

EVERY ONE WHO FLIES needs complete
sHivERs sfiTsiH INSURANCE AaENcY. 1910
Vermont ave. nv: District 400. 90.
hours, win sacrifice. Call McIosKEY'
PfPER CUB, J-3-L-65 brakes, tailwhesl;
compass. See Il before you buy Nh
GLOBE ,sWIFT.aThe new all;nstal PEE. per.
sonal plane; $50 miles per hour; some
dealerships still open in the va,-Md arss 9
inquire CAPITOL AIRCRAFT SALES
Hyde Field. Clinton. Nd, SP. 0S8s, Dis
FOR SALE, Aeronca Chief, like new; wheel
pants. de luxe interior: will sacriffee. Can
FOR Quick SALEwis4o Luscombe-s B,
Lycoming 65 h,p.. good condition a, Make
me an offer. Gil. 5515 or EN-. 7402. -
EVERY ONE WHO FLIES needs complete
aviation insurance protection: Consult
Vermont ave NV. DI 100.
FINANCE YOUR AIRCRAFT purchases
through US; benefit by our expert appraisal
facilities; see US when purchasing, We Of
fer complete insurance protection for every
one who flies. Consult SHIVERS INSUR-
ANcE AGENCY, 1910 Vermont ave. NV
District 100
Evening star., 1946-11-04

ROPE-Manila, sisal and wire. FRANK
DEL yEcCHIo q SON, 1212 l1th st. sc.
LIGHTING PLANTS, IL, 81 volts dc,
d SON, 1912 1lth st, Sc. Ii. 4493.
PUMPS - Fairbanks Morse shallow well
pumps FRANK DEL VECCHIO & SON,
1912 I1th st. Sc. Ii. 4493.
WE HAVE BOATS-9h-ft dinghys, 14-ft.
y KING suo RE5sf 1Na So Maine ne0sFs
FIRE FT f E1kXaTtifNsGursHERs-Kiddie atfs carbon
dioxide portable and marine fire systems:
pyrene carbon tech. form S&A. FRANK
DEL VECCHIO g. SON. 1919 1lth st. sc.
MARINE SUPPLIES, paints. rope, fire ex-
tinguishers, outboard motors, Scripps ma
rine engines, 80 to 400 h.p: fishing tackle.
FRANK DEL vEccHIo & SON, 1912 llth
NEW 3s-FI. WHEELER CRUISERS on
exhibit 9Th Regiment Armory. Baltimore,
Md, during Sportsmen's Show. October
25th thu ough November 3rd; both 40 #.
and 33 IT. available immediate delivery.
STICKEL-WHEELER YACHT CO, los 8.
Penn St. Baltimore, Md. Phone Plaza 6417.
ALUMINIUM BOAT, 14-ft., and 2-10-
horsepower Martin motor and trailer:
over 10 hrs; ali for S400 ov. 1899 s.
CRUISER, Richardson or Chris Craft,
between am. and 5 pm g.
CHRIS CRAFT. sport runabout. e-pass.;
like new: complete equipment. Can be seen
at lT3D n. /. ave, ne, d"
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MiscrILANEous EoR sALE.

WE OFFER TIE FOLLOWING bargains In
new and used fur coats Jackets and scarfs:
$40: woK Jacket. $40; skunk opossum jack .
ct, $40; kidskin coat and mum. $40; wolf
coat, $50; opossum coat. $40: muskrat
coat. $40: raccoon coat. $50: mouton coat.
S75; sealine coat, S7b. See MR.. FAuER,
HO2 p st. NV. RE. 1881. --l6
YOUNG LADY must leave town. attrac-
tive wardrobe for sale at sacrifice. AD.
43S4 between am. and IL noon. 8
PARTNERSHIP FOR sALE-A good op-
portunity for veteran with radio or ma
chinery experience. Good stock and loca-
sion., appointment win be made. Box
san,si saiR siiis ssar; w.pYuousr srpp,rs nsnd
trucks. platform trucks. furniture pads
S-ft. ladders; wonderful condition; sell
at bargain prices. MA. 2212, MR.. KING
612 l. st NV. --5
OH-BURNING FORCED AIR FURNACE,
complete with blower controls and fuel tank.
Oil-burning space heater.
22-in. exhaust fan.
All in excellent condition No reason
able offer refused. T173 Emerson I'd ,
W. Lanham Hills, Md 4
Evening star., 1946-11-04

THE MARICK, 13S B st. n.e.-Attractivs
lge. clean, newly-decorated rooms. single
beds, large closet, laundry privil.; dbls.,
S25 to $40 mo. each; girls only. 3
1II1 MICH. AVE. NE, near Catholic Uni.
Small nm. in pvt. home for gentleman.
$50 mo MI 1895 a
Ills HAMLfN ST. N.E.-Nice front room
in private home for girls: twin beds, sep
arate closets, next to bath; laundry utilt-
ties: unlim phone; l block from trans
portation S35 for one or $40 for two. a
BRENTWOOD YIC.--2644 10th st. ne
Dble. fr. bedrm, newly decorated; % min.
from downtown; S25 EACH single. $40.
Iois % RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.E-Newly
decorated and furn. double sleeping room;
prefer married working couple; Is min.
downtown: ST. wk.- Ho. 2743, a
3O0s 10th ST. N.E.-Single front room;
young lady; eonyenient to transportation:
a23 9th ST N.E-Large front rm.. for one
Single bed, Sa5 per mo. LU. 3079. IS
1903 10th ST.-Double rm.: pvt. home;
conv:, transp.: empl couple pref; $40
month. DU. 1863. =
10 HAWAII AVE NE-Nicely furnished
room; conv. transp. man only; S25 mo.
iios K ST. NE.-Nicsly- furnished front
1901 MONROE ST. .N.E.---Attractiye 'front.'
S25 each; conv. transportation. MI ss17.
coLoRED-1e64 JACKSON sT.-Larss
room; suitable for couple or 2 girls; re-
spon. people, in pvt. home $5 each. MI.
1910. IS
Evening star., 1946-11-04
AVIATION.

NORSEMAN airplanes with spare engines
and parts: license for cargo or airline; on
wheels floats or skis: delivered any place
in North, South or Central America: will
crate for shipment to any part of globe;
engineering data furnished upon request
WILLIAM SERHuS. 1914 2lst st. NV.
AAiRRicRaETERs. ARi R4E9i 1Nc-por immediate and
complete service on recovering, rebuild.
ing and overhauling; call for and delivery
service. Phone 1881 Rehoboth Beach, Del
GROUND SCHOOL begins Nov. 12. Mai
inquiries to WASH. ASSOC. FLYING
CLUBS, 420 Shoreham Bldg. 81
FOR SALE - Aeronca Tandem engine,
financed. HYDE FIELD. Clinton. Nd
SP 0SSS.
IP. +. 26A, radio. 73 hours since major;
Cali DONALD vIEDT between 10 am. snd
8 PM, MA. 0266.
Evening star., 1946-11-04

VA. ANTHRACITE. egg. stove and nut,
s12.a4; pea. slo;53; buck wheat, Ss.35:
blue egg. 50 IS. BLUE RIDGE COAL CO.,
INC. NE 3545.
WOOD. oak. hickory seq cord: mixed, SEQ;
sea ssoned. immediate delivery. l.. 8.
PARKER. Falls Church. AK 43.a; 6.
KEROSENE AND FUEL OHr-MoNTAGUE
VETERAN. NJ. ROBINSON. will deliver
veltseasoned fireplace wood any length.
Seasoned FIREPLACE WOOD, kindling,
Pa quality hard coal efg-stove- nut pea
buckwheat: also Pocahontas coal; order
now COOPER SUPPLY CO.. AT 5919.
FIREPLACE WOOD. mixed; SIS cord; de-
liyered Elk O06S. a
FOR BEST WOOD BUY call Sligo 4646. 5
you GET MORE FOR YOUR MONEY with
seasoned, 1905 hardwood. Stacked on
truck to guarantee you full cord. Call
THE WOOD MAN. Sligo 2T19.
ORDER NOW for winter-Selected wood
for fuel and fireplace. Write Box 2sS-E
Star
Evening star., 1946-11-04
ROOMS EURkIshED-Mp. and VA.

41O6 NORWICH RD.. College Park. Nd
Lovely rm. for q Md, College student;
within 5 min. walk Of school. MRS. H.
j. APPLE ETON,
BETHEsDA-Furnished room for employed
adults: private home; unlim. phone: near
Bethesda Naval Hospital and Public Health
Offices Phone CL. S042.
BRIGHT ROOM. next to bath, living room,
kitchen and laundry privileges; | block
from 9 bus lines; 10c zone Arlington: for
refined young lady. Cali cH. s492. 5
S. ARLINGTON-Double or single. in prts
vate family: double, S35; single S25; con-
venient te Transportation. GIL. s27s. 4
for ! gentleman. in private gentle home;
between buslines. CH. 7139. 4
BETHESDA-Large rm;: twin beds, pr!-
vate bath Phone Bradley 054a. a
$50 n. 1Ith ST.-Lge. front, single rm.:
semipvt. bath: | blk. bus: pvt. home: $40
5i.7 sPRlNG RD.. sunnybrook Md
Large sleeping room single. S25: double.
$40; kitchen oprivllegss extra, Take Chew
64a4 Lee hwy.-Attract..
lge.. double rm;. semipvt. bath. for mar
ried couple or 2 girls, $50 mo. each. FA.
2726-M. IS
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1875 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Nice double and
triple rooms. with board: near Dupont
1883 KANSAS AVE. Nw-Larss double
room, twin beds, good food; bus, door: ons
young man; Jewish home. GE. s9s1. A.
I40I 16th ST. N.W.-Vacancy in lge.
triple for girl; .gentleman to share SEMI
1895 BILTMoRE ST.. N.w.wseversI va
cancies for young people; excel. transp.,
excel. meals; reasonable. rates. .
1928 16th ST. N.W.-Large room for
girls to share with another girl; also large
room for gentlemen. %
1914 18TH sT. NV men share a large
triple room, home cooked meals, exceliens
transportation. SAT so mo. each. %
21OS s ST. NV, n block Of Conn. ave-
/ large share room for girl. S45; l double
room on 4th noor. SAT so ca; good meals.
ssis 81 itsfi ST. ST. N.w.-pouble I'm, for ?
gentlemen in Jewish home; single rm,;
NEW new HAMPSHIRE HoUsE-A few va.
cancies for girls in this popular euest
% I9os 18th ST. N.W.-Double rm.. alse
share rm. for man; excel meals; ioeai 10
cation: very reasonable. AD. 1929; %
I406 18th ST. N.W.-Nice double Tor
men: good food. close in. MI; 5774;-5
GIRL to share beautiful room With a an9snsr eans.
girl, home-like atmosphere; excellent 1000:
close to transp. GL. 63s2.
Evening star., 1946-11-04
CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

STRICTLY FANCY Herford heifers, weigh
ing $4,000 pounds, bred to calf in March
also magnificent team Of Percheron horses.
CO. 1922; ewes, DE, O222.
5-GAITED RIDING and driving show
horse, / registered Tennessee walking
horse. .. show pony. Also English pony
saddle. Nice 4-yr.-old spotted horse. l
and brides and buggy HILLTOP FARM.
Fisher rd. Sc, Temple Hill Spruce 0s21.
Werrenton on Route 2ll. take Route Is
to Bethel. Inquire at JOHN COCKERILL's s
FILLING STATION
feeder steers Sturdy and in good con-
dition. Average $50 lbs. S65 each. Alex.
Evening star., 1946-11-04
ROOMS FuRhIsHEp-s.E. sn1 s.w.

a347 S ST. S.E-Double room; can Be
next bath; continuous INV; oil heat; $l2
week double. Ss single AT. 5e05. "a
$40 G ST. S.E,-Conv. to everything;
couple, Sl2 wk tapt. available to couple
soon): also single rm. to sober gentleman,
in spotleSS pvt home, 81 wk. -
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pooM WITH BOARD WANTED.

FoRETGN GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL and
wife GEEK room and board in private horney
win pay up to $125 monthly; best refs
BOX 244-T, Star.
Evening star., 1946-11-04
POULTRY and EGGS
COAL. WOOD and FUEL OIL.

GLENDALE TURKEY FARM has young
tender turkeys. We kill to order. Bowie
oTAa -
Evening star., 1946-11-04
BoATy.

OPE-Manila, sisal and wire. FRANK
Ell VECCHIO & SON, 1212 l1th st. sc.
Evening star., 1946-11-04
ROOMS EURhIsHEp-horthsos..

COLORED-4250 EDISON PL. Ne, Apt .
Room for lsdy: kit. priyil.: $50 mo
Evening star., 1946-11-04

FURNITURE-,Am moying, all household
sooa 10 so1deSn be ses s cH 4ss6 en
PsHsR PSEHirtRIS4sus tGHa eGO Old li1ins room fur.
atare msss IKE nsw 50 .os ys',g .na sSss
sssxncI TS!sRsnsa1s eo ssos l4ss
UKNAGEFeT taE Bryant Sons. ,mse ase
GAIvxNizED SINKS: many other uses
Big b.eF aoes 60 USED stores
make. in stock for immediate delivery
saF qsE 81 sSk 81 splnE psn'ns
sssssan heaAf TIE GsS1 tss
1s osP PRSShs1mmedate hsntsh devery vi Estate
cnNfER aIsfSs se5fet9n 5ia 10th IN st. .0H NV EA ss
Sa. SAs FaSez sss hMR RsF Eukukg sty Stow
G2 GG22N9aRAaT6nssfxRfERs aeAa ta "a So Up; lars
est assort.; Install. immed;; small charge
TTsBbes eff Fspanf sshq Thempso Chain Oi Refer
ence. Most helpful Bible published. For sl
Bible lovers. 65 big features. Phone D1
HEATERS, oil. coal, kerosene, gas, wood
ssas s!ss;i;si sroSH co lofs
7tn ST. NV. MA. SSO~.
HEATERS (2)-Large Ruud gas heaters
large Garland gas ranges and hroiiers
Champion dishwashing machines, steam
tables. work a tables and other kitchen
equipment: also tables and chairs. NOW
liauidating. THE TRoIKA. 1o11 Conn
ave. . %
HEATING-oil furnaces and oil burners.
complete hot-water radiation systems with
summer and winter domestic hookup; ex,
pert engineering; 8 yrs. to pay. SERVICE
ENGINEERING co. 1921 Ga. ave. GE
Epb4 GE GU66.
HEATING SYSTEMS installed by qualified
engineers: no down payment: 36 mos. to
pay STEWART BAINUM CO., 6912 4th
St nIs,. nv, GE. l: 45Sl al ,..+,.r hand.
fooled, brown, new; bargain at $50: priyats
party. Write Box 354-r,. Star. 5'
fCEBOXES. new and used: large stock anc
variety ACME FURNITURE & STOVE CO.,
10151a 7tt st. NV. Ma. S952.
JRONER, electric: furniture, dishes. pr.
drapes and curtains. glassware; reasonable,
SH. $3.50 after z p.nn. 1O'
ersl eontrsctors. ARLiNdToS IGPRovI.
LENT CO.. GZs. 1888. -
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-26
AidAgencies
Spur Drives
For Europe

New York.-As winter approaches
relief agencies here are intcnsifyine
their drives for warm clothing and
food for sufferers overseas.
"A fall campaign for 10000, 900
cans OF food has been launched by
The SOS (Supplies for Overseas Sur
IVlyors) collection of the Joint Dis
trloution Committee. A meeting held
mere Sept. Ii opened the special
drive which will close at the end OF
October.
After October, the SOS Collection
Will continue to solicit other relief
supplies until the need is over among
the 100000 surviving Jews i'm con-
tinental Europe. Clothing, layettes,
household and comfort items, TOYS,
and other relief supplies will then
be collected.
The Joint Distribution Commit
tee has appropriated nearly 100000
O0O TO be spent during the month of
september for the relief of destitute
Jews overseas. The appropriation is
the largest ever made in single
month in the Committees 3l-year-
Old history, it was learned. Part of
the sum will be used TO form a stock
pie OF food, warm clothing, blan-
kets, tools, and other necessities, TO
be distributed during the winter in
areas where they are most needed
Romania, and Poland, repeatedly the
areas of creates. need.
On another sector of the relief
front, in Budapest, Hungary, a team
OF eight Quaker workers has begun
chld-feeding and clothing distri-
button program. Quaker activities in
Hungary will expand as more funds
ana personnel become available, l,
was announced
hungary is the tenth country in
Europe 10 which the QuakerS are
sending help. They are carving on
rcilei programs in France, the Meth
erlahdS, Spain, Italy, Austria, Ger
many, Norway, Finland. and Poland.
as we'll as in India and China.
Churen World Service is support
ing am emergency program, calling
Tor The disbursement of nearly So
Ioo,oOo a month in goods and none
larry aid. Expenditures and the dis
trioutlon OF goods are about evenly
0lVlded between France and Asia.
Farmers on both continents are re-
CclVIng tools, seeds, loans, and draft
ANIMALS. Equipment is being rcplac-
cd III schools, orphanageS, and re-:
Zones. Displaced persons are re-
ccIVlng aid as they seek TO carve OF,
new lives i'll new lands. Churche.
are being re-cstabliShed and streng-
thened.
American aid to France. Inc, vii!
| lnaugurate S2,000,OOO national
1und raising campaign shortly, il
was learned. The agency will use
the funds TO construct Is rchabilita-
lion ccnterS throughout the devas-
tat areas of France. Each center will
provide flexible program based on
actual needs of the community.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-26
tby The Associated Press1

Before the war when , nm, L.,
Sa;n e engaged he could give the piri
alehu one third carat diamond
ring Tor about SllO.
NOW the same ring will mt :,
oeht IN his bank roll of about so7s
OF S30O, on top of which be ,n,,st
"t n;e ~ per cent luxury tax.
nh diamond merchants say the
S naices are good that the longer he
.'esi'ates the more he will have TO
pay SINCE production of rough din
t 1!s,fos is far behind demand for the
MIN consecutive year.
w: waters Schwab, President of T
n. wood & Sons, New York dealers
IN diamond engagement and We'd
oing rings, estimates demand fo,.
rings Is nearly five times greater
man IN 1889, and says this has cor
,rlouted to the current historical
nigh price Levels. >"'
depleted stocks of rough dia-
monds, aggravated by mine labor
shortages and lack of machinery and
equipment will probably worscn he
lore any Improvement is noticed
industry leaders believe.
In review of the diamond j.,
dustry for l945, published in The
current issue of the jewelers. Cir
ecuiar-heyStone, trade publication.
sydney II. Ball, mining engineer and
diamond conSultant, said mines now
beng rehabilitatcd in Africa can
scarcely be expected to come mo
production for two or three years.
MI. Ball said sales of cut dia-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-26
fre-War $11O Diamond Ring
Now Costs $500 Plus Tax

monds in the United States. at least
are at record levels dut to high war
Time wages, accumulated savings tho
accelerated marriage rate, and dur
ing the past four years to the rising
stock market.
Compared to some luxury iteus
Mr; Ball contends, diamonds are moi
high and certainly are not high IL
we are to have much initiation"
| he said diamond prices shower,
similar rises in England, where ex-
cellent prices were paid at auctions
tof OLD Jewelry, in many instances
lor thelr break up" value. In Eeynt
ana india prices are even. higher
IMAM in the United States. he Said
Mr. Ball noted that more items
costing tens of thousands of dollars
were sold in l945 than for MANY
years. He said this was due partly
10 change in the buying habits Of
wealthy South Americans who nov
LOOK TO Fifth Avenue jewellers in
stead OF Paris dealers to supplv
thelr needs. He also attributed i'm
Portant purchases to rich Europe,n
cmisreS now domiciled in the Unit
ed States.
irving Fabrikant of NJ. Fabrikant
d Sons, New York wholesale dia-
inohd merchants, said part of the
abhormal world demand for dia-
monds was due to heavy purchases
oi INC gems by people in foreign
countries as hedge against cur
iency initiation.
The trade places for value of gen,
diamonds held by people who FLED
Europe at more than SAC, 900, 600
According to the Gemological In
S'iti'tc OF America it requires the
temoV&! from great depths of 35
Tons of molten lava rock 10 produce
4 one half carat cut diamond. For
example, Ia carats are found in
- tons of rock. After salvagins in
SuSlriais and others unfit for jewel
~ purposes, one-carat rough dia
mond remains. After cutting and
polishing, Il one half carat gem dia-
mOnd is produced.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-26

handbag and postage for return. II your
watch Is damaged as 4 result of misuse
accident. the movement will he re.
Iiifcj for Si.OC, regardless of ddrnrrc
the case will he repaired for 500.
regardless oi damage. II both mo,, mcrt
and case, arc damaged, they will be
repaired for $500.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-26
o. County Agents
Hold Conference.
Discuss Problems

College Station, Raleigh, Sept. 26.
Initiated by the agents themselves
rs means of refreshing their knowl-
cage and acquainting themselves
with some Of the important new
scientific developments being made
IN the field of agriculture, 81 of
Inc county agents of the Southeast
ern and Southwestern districts of
North Carolina. accompanied by
their district agents and Director /
y. Schaub, recently toured the Az
rlcultural Research Center at Belts
vile, Md.
The tour came about through the
agents own efforts. each was re-
SEonsfolc for paying his own OK
pcnSeS. None of the expenses were
born by the state. according to Di-
rector Schaub.
This was the second such tour
10 be made by the North Caroline
farm agents. Earlier in the sum
mer, the agents of the Southeastern
and Southwestern Districts had TAX
en- similar trip.
Among the particular work studied
vas that being carried out bv the
Bureau CT Dairy Industry and the
bureau OF Plant Industry. Soils and
agricultural Engineering. both part
of the USDA, Director Schaub SAYS.
Work at Beltsvillc is primarily
dealing with the fundamental basis
Of new research while that carried
on by the various state agricultural
experiment stations deals more with
applied research. he explains.
The 81 agents. Director Schaub
and District Agents l.. B. Altman
and c. NJ. BrickhouSe chartered two
buses for the trip. One left from
Clinton with half the load and the
other frcm Charlotte The trip cx-
tended over three days. from Sep
TENDER 1913. I.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-26
LINER AMERICA DUE
FOR NEW JOB SOON

Washington.AThc S. S. America.
which carried half million men TO
the fighting fronts during the war.
soon Will go back into peactimc ser
'ce on the North Atlantic.
The Maritime Commission an
nounced today ii had chartered the
vessel. largest ever built in this
country. 10 the United States Lines
Company. The ship is abou, ready
Tor delivery at Newport News. Va.
wherc IT Is being reconditioned after
service with the Navy as the troop
ship West Point.
The America. built i'm 1910. w,s
purchased by the Maritime Com
mission at the outset of the war after
II had served briefly as flagship for
the United States Lines. The 723-
foot vessel will carry approximately
1000 passengers.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-26
WHITE BREAD AGAIN
LOOMS FOR BRITAIN

London.-The first step toward a
return. TO prewar white bread for
the people of Great Britain was
taken yesterday when the Ministry
of Food announced a reduction. in
the extraction rate of flour from
90 per cent to IS per cent, it was
learned.
The result of this easing of re-
strict!ons, believed in authoritative
circles to be preliminary to the
end of Britain's two-nsonths-old bread
rationing, will be felt almost imme-
dlatcly in baker shops throughout
the country, where the loaf has be-
come darker since the end of the
war.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-26
Old Dust Bowl
Is Reappearing
In Southwest

Observation-Disclosures py winds
and burned by droughts, parts of
the old dust bowl are beginning TO
show up again.
This report, brought back To-
Washington by Soil Conservation
Service survey party. placed the ac-
tual trouble zone in Texas and New
Mexico. In addition, the experts
found a considerable threat to the
land i'm the dry-farm areas of east
ern Colorado.
Portions of this same country
were harried by the dust storms of
decade ago which blew fine top
soil rs far as the Eastern Seaboard
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-26
TWO SMALL NEW ENGLAND
AIRLINFS CONSOLIDATED

Ruckland. Me. A corpora,;c,
headed by Capt. William Wincapaw
iiaS consolidated with Maine Air
arg" Express. operator of the mu-
micipal airport, as the Maine Air &,
transportation Co, Inc, to trans
n"rl Scatood between Boston. Rock
land and the Canadian maritime
provinces.
The new organization. incorporat
cd under Delaware laws. plans 10
/. lrcight Holsters and fish for local
dealers.
Also scheduled was passenger ser
vice 10 Portland and Boston and the
ISLAND towns of North Vinalhaven,
Ninalhavcn and Stonington.