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gfla. Tomato Plant
~ Growers 'Meet to
~ Protect Industry
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ATLANTA. —(#)—A meeting ol
representatives of the tomato plant
growers—one Of this state's rising
" industries—has beeén calle@ for
& Tifton on Saturday, August 5, by
. M. S. Yeomans, state entmologist
. in the interest of promcting the
" industry and improving the quality
of plants shipped out of Georgia.
The entomologist says Indiana
New Jersey, Delaware and Mary
dand have filed k'om-f,!:w‘ts that
there have been occasions when
severe infections of disease were
manifested after Georgia tomato
plants were set out in the fields
in those sta'es |
*“Despite the advantages of h:n‘d-‘
fness, cheapness and the assurance
of an early and dependable supply |
Georgia-grown plants must also le
sanitary to continue to be accepta
. ble to northeru growers and quar
antine officials,” said Mr. \'4«o-;
mans. “While yet no quummlnf‘si
against Georgia tomato plants have |
been enforced, their appearance in|
the near future is iplw'it.’lh]c- un-)
less our product is improved m]
guch an extent that such action|
s deemed unnecessary,” he said.
Culf First With
. “Air” Service Station|
The first aviation service sta
tion in history has been estab
lished by the Gulf Refining Com
pany on Long Island, New York.
A large, flat field, ideal for taking
. off and landing, has been secured
. and marked and every pussible’
convenience for both professional
. and amateur flyers has been ar-!
ranged.
. Under the direction of Captain
v William, noted flyer and Mana
~ ger of Aviation Sales for the Gulf
. Refining Company, the “air” ser
wvice station has been plainly
~ marked. In huge 12-foot Iletters, |
. the following massage has been |
painted on the ground: “Gulf Air
. Service Station.” Nearby the ad
. ditional message appears: “Gas—
|lß cents plus tax” (or whateverl
~ the current price may be). Thesel
. messages can be seen at a dis
. tance of 2,000 feet off the ground.‘
* Paul Gallico, well-known sports
ayriter and columnist, holds the dis
tinction of being the first “flying”
customer. He flew his plane over
from New York and landed at the
Gulf Air Service Station to re
fuel,
. The entire unique arrangement
lenables aviators not only to get
. complete gasoline and motor oil
. gervice conveniently, but also to
~ know exactly what the prevailing
price is before they land. Gulf
Gasolines and Motor Oils will be
- sold exclusively. Thes products
sused by Captain Al Williams in his
- famous Curtis Hawk, are the same
" which motorists secure at all Gulf
- Stations and dcalers.
et
- TODAY'’S BEST HUMAN
L INTEREST STORY
L "
. (Continued From Page One)
P> 4 ———— S—
. Davis had contracted to build five
ilmu Off Cape San Antonio,
~ Cuba, they were caught in the grip
~of a hurricane. Furling all sails,
Davis and Bell were drivén for 40
5‘ Mpurs before the gtorm, without
~ eanvas, thn suddenly were capsized
?%‘3? cross seas in what Davis be
.~ Meved was the Yucatan channel.,
~ “All our food and water were
. lost,” he said, “and we clung to
. the keel for three days and nights.
~ Time after time, one of us would
.be washed off and the other would
- rescue him. '
1 went to sleep at sundéwn Sun
fy; expecting Bell to awaken me
‘in an hour,” Davis related. “1
filn’t wake up until sunrise Mon
| day and he was gone—there was
_ his blood-stained fish knife in the'
_cockpit where he had been. 1 sup
_pose he jumped overboard.” !
Judge Hears Quo ‘
Warranto Petition | |
+ Of Capt. Barnett,
1 (Continued From Page One)
‘no authority to remove mem
i of the Highway board.
. The martial law proclamation
" has since been dissolved and the
mational guard on duty returned 'tol
their regular duties.
| The hearing was held here today
by consent. It took place in the
Fulton county courthouse and was
‘taken up entively with argument®
_Of opposing counsel.
' Appearing for Barnett were the
rm of Arnoid, Gambrell and A.r-!
nold, + Graham Wright and G, E.
Maadox cf Rome; John I. Kelley of
Atlanta; J. T, Colson of Brunswick,
and the firm of Shackelford and
Shackelford of Athens.
. Counsel "for Mangham included
“attornek General M. J. Yeomans,
_ assistant attorney General B. D.
Murphy, J, T. Goree, and D, M.
’arker; Price Edwards and Walter
Mathews of Buchanan; Marion
Sn ith, Ben McDonald, Len B. Gil'-|
Jeheau, Hugh Howell and Hugh
. Spalding of Atlanta, and W. S.{
lann. of Mcßae, |
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WE DO OUR PART 178 s THE NATION
[JOHNSON HOPES TO
| SETTLE STRIKE BY
" SPEECH WEDNESDAY
! (Continued From Page one 3
|after a speech he is to make in
:H:n'li\l.ul;: Wednesday night,
[ Another move viewed with in
-s‘nvr:-,~n is the announcement of the
iH.. v Frick Coke company that it
{ will close all its workings in Fay
| ette county indefinitely. Fayette
| county is the center of thg present
| strike troubles and it was here
| that one strikes was kiiled and
;muy'w than a score wounded in dls-!
| orders Tuesday. ]
I Sympathetic walkouts and Othell
!“.\‘Uikus have extended the coal
f'strike zone to eight countieg in the
I great bituminous fileld, estimates
[of the numbér ‘on strike run be-|
i!wc-vn 30,000 and 40,000.
o |
iSecurlty Markets
.
~ Are Indifferent |
| .
% In Session Today
|
J’ By VICTOR EUBANK
i NEW . YORK—()—Security mar
kets moped in apathetic indiffers
!mme today and the best efforts of
‘the more optimistic prnfp.&mlonm’
operators were unable to attract
followings in most categories,
There was a mild continuation
of yesterday’'s late rally in stocks,
'wirh some of the distillery issues
‘and a few of the agricultura)l
}shures improving. The upsging was
comparatively brief, however, and
prices soon began to slip back to
lower levels.
ooy
COTTON REACTS
' NEW YORK—(P)-~An early ad
vance in cotton was followed by
sharp reactions today under a re
‘newal of liquidation combined with
gcattered southern and local selling
promoted by action of the wheatl
market and a more favorable view
of the weather and crop reports.
New York Table
Open High Low Close P. C.
Oct, . 10.47 10.62 10,18 10.56 10.50
Dec. . 10.68 10.84 10.39 10.78 10.71
Jan, . 10.76 10.90 10.60 10.87 10,80
FAIRLY ACTIVE
NEW ORLEANS —(#)— Cotton
was nervous but fairly active to
day with prices tending downward,
The market was mainly influenced
by fluetuations in wheat and
stocks and by weather conditions
in the interior,
New Orleans Table
Open High Low Close P. C.
Oct. . 10.43 10.62 10,13 10.49 10.45
Dec. ~ 10.66 10.84 10.85 10.71 10.67
Jan. . 10.78 10.85 10.456 10.79 10.74
ATHENS COTTON
The Athens cotton market closed
Wednesday at 10% cents. The
previous close was 10 cents.
CHICAGO GRAIN
High Low Close
WHEAT—
Sept, ... .. «» 1,00% .96%34 1.00%
POC. ..s s +0.1.06% 1.00% 1.08%
le\y Ve dhs TIODN lA% TIUEN
- COTYNS
o B BENC L BeN
B v s s BN BRE - 00%
MAY .. s 1. .OTH. 08 .64
OATS—
Bant . .. AW oy aw
BIRE, i iona AR ARNS - ADW
SRy oLy o APO A 7 L 48%
MAJOR GENERAL KiNG
OFFICIALLY RETIRED
‘ FORT FENNING, Ga. —(APMW~—
‘Major General Campbell King,
domimandant of ) the Infantry
‘school here for more than four
years was retired officially Tues
‘day. '
. After more than 36 years of ser
vice, during which he rose from |
private to Major General of the|
line, he was ordered to Flat Rock,
N. C., his home, June 1 to await
' retirement.
Former Madison Woman
' Is Dead in Baltimore
BALTIMORE.—(®)—Mrs. Mattie
1,,W. Brantley, 89, a native of Madi
'son, Ga., died here Tuesday. She
was the widow of the late Rev.
William T. Brantley, D.D., Baptist
minister, -
For the past ten_ years Mrs.l
Brantley had spent her winters in
St. Petersburg, Fla,. with her
daughter, Mrs. Walter Calley. A
son, J. Walker Marston, of Shreve
port, La., also survive. !
Ball Player Arrested in
Ga. for Alabama Murder
: BIRMINGHAM, Ala. —(AP) —
‘C!aren(‘e Higginbotham, 26, re
‘turned from Sylvania, Ga. told of
ficers Tuesday night he had no
connection with the slaying of
William Lambert last May and that
he will be able to 'préve an- alibi.
Detective T. A. Riley said Hig
ginbotham' had been plaring base
‘ball at Sylvania under the name
of Clyde Howell. Higginbotham
told officers here he was at the
home of a sister with friends the
night Lambert was shot while
riding with Miss Lillie Mae Rob
ertson near the municipal air
port. ¢
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