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PACE MORNING AVALANCHE tUBBOCK, TEXAS, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 17, if 37 I By The Associated Prossl AMARILLO. Sept. of the Farms Security administration office serving the dust and drouth areas in Texas, Oklahoma, Colorado. New Mexico and Kansas report "surprising" collections of rehabilitation loans made farmers and ranchers.

The report said drouth and the grasshopper plague caused short crops in some of the area and that dust injured crops in 13 of the 120 counties in the district. Collections 15.5 Fer Cent Collections as of July on all loans made since the Resettlement administration started its program in the area stood at 15.5 per cent of the principal advanced. In the five-state area the government made loans totaling S7.741.- 638.08. Payments to July 1 amounted to sl.19S.69l.59. exclusive of interest, which amounted to S4.145.

The interest was considered significant by officials, since none is collected on any loan until the loan is paid in full. The report said only 45 per cent of the amount loaned was delinquent. Counties Kepcwted Injured The counties reported injured by dust, which was aggravated by drouth were: In eastern part of 'Surprising' Collections Of Rehabilitation Loans In Southwest Are Drouth And Dust' Are No Barrier Alpine Man Deeds 320 Acres In Big Bend Td State Parks Body FORT WORTH, Sept. 16. A F.

Robinson, resident of Alpine for 25 years, has deeded 320 acres in the Big Bend to the state parks board, Wendell Mayes, Browmvood chairman, announced. Robinson said he made the donation because he thinks the movement to buy land for the Bis Bend National park should receive wide support. Robinson was employed for three years by the National Park service in the park. He also contributed toward the purchase of the first 160 acres in the Big Bend state park a few years ago. Las Animas county, Baca county a.nd the southern part of Prowers county.

In Morton and Stevens counties. In Cimarron and Beaver counties. In Hartley and Sherman counties. In New county. A summary of loans and payments by states: Colorado loans, S1.436,560.58; payments applied to principal, payments.

5129,618.43. New payments, 5360,868.05. Oklahoma loans, payments, payments, 5460,967.66. Contract Is Let For Lynn Plant Contract his been let construction af a vaporizing plant for the American Cyanamidc of New York City, at Frost Lake, west of said C. Doak.

O'Dnnnel! pioneer and owner of the lake, while here Thursday. Some material has been shipped and other is on the way. Workmen are to besjin construction probably early in October. The plant is expected to be ready for operation some time in the winter, about the first of the year, he explained. When finished, the plant will employ about 150 men, many of them residents of the Lynn county town.

The payroll is expected to approximate 53,000 a week. "A road will be built from O'Donneil west to the plant," said Doak. "We are sure of this. I do not 'enow when the work will start." W. L.

Spaulding-, chief chemist 'or the company, has returned from New York City, where he spent several months. He is in charge of operations. Values Of Stocks Cut Ten Billion Dollars NEW YORK, Sept. 16. The sweeping; decline in stock prices during the past month is estimated to have chopped roughly ten billion dollars from the value of all common stocks listed on the New York Stock exchange.

Analysts point out there are some 1,290,715.000 common' shares listed on (he "big board." The broadest available average of stock prices, compiled by Hamerslag, Borg including 687 common issues, was DEMONSTRATION SET HALE CENTER, agriculture students and farmers in this region will attend a silo-filling demonstration Tuesday on the T. C. Dyer farm near here. An ensilage harvester and a hammer mill will be used. Lunch will be served.

$40.61 on August 14 before the current reaction; set in. By Sept. 13, the low point for the year to date, it had declined to $32.56. Multiplying the number of outstanding- shares by average prices places the total at 852,659,000,000 on August 14 and $42,351.000,000 on the later date. Dry Weather Already Interfering With Next Year's Crops WASHINGTON, Sept.

16. Dry weather already is interfering with next year's crops. The weather bureau said today fall plowing and seeding in the winter wheat belt had been impeded by lack of sub-soil moisture and tiard, dry ground. Serious lack of soil moisture was reported for parts of Nebraska and STOKE IS REMODELED LAMESA, (Special) Hatch grocery store is being remodeled. A new glass front will replace the old one, new fruit and vegetables racks, and other modern equipment is being installed.

Kansas. The nationwide crop survey said most of the country west of the Great Plains had experienced a practically rainless week. Lack of rain in the Cotton belt provided a boon, the bureau said, permitting cotton picking and other outside farm Much of this year's large corn crop is out of danger from frost, the bureau said. LOSES- FIRST TEST BOROER, Sept. Committee for Industrial 'organization lost' its first test ot strength in the Panhandle carbon black industry yesterday when United Carbon company employes to 112, against recognizing theivoil workers- union' as sole "collective bargaining agent.

The union ik' a' CIO affiliate. BOY BREAKS BONE MORTON, B. Willis, high school football player, received a broken right collar bone during practice here 'last, vttic, if is expected the break will keep him from playing for sometime. ALCONY LEVINES BALCONY LEVINES BALCONY LEVI Only $1.00 Down and We Furnish The S1.00 NEW FIXTURES LAMESA, Wilkes grocery store has installed new narkefc fixtures which include a cfrigerated display counter, new eales, blocks and steel. Another Great September Event IE VI NEC 1,000 FALL HATS The Smartest and Most Comprehemivf Collection We've Ever Offered LEVINE'S GREAT ANNUAL LAY-AWAY SALE STARTS FRIDAY, SEPT.

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