ignate produce from this section, Emmons, commander of the AFTER FOURTH * Sords CLEVELAND WINS By Jack OF ind education program to inform Army’s mobile general headquar- TOUR PRODUCE the public of the high nutrition ters air force in the leading plane, SPORTS value of products grown in this the group cleared Hamilton field, teach OVER 4-1 AREAS section, and an effort to Calif., at 9:29 EST last night. The YANKS, CONDUCTED North Carolinians to insist on home last reached Hawaii 13 hours and ta- TAKES grown produce for their home 59 minutes later. Colonel Eugene and Wal- 1 M’SPADEN Desautels, Campbell Farmers Club Opens Drive To bles. L. Eubank was the group com- YESTERDAY’S RESULTS ker Homer as Harder mander. 1 American League Stress Quality of South- ‘BIG EIGHT’ MEET Cleveland 4; New York 1, Wins Fourth Game Boston 10; Chicago 7. east N. C. Vegetables 21 ARMY BOMBERS Washington 9; Detroit 4 COLTS TRIUMPH St. Louis 10: Proves Margin of Viv- Philadelphia 5. ARRIVE IN HAWAII RICHMOND, Va., May 14.—CP)— putting National League By JUDSON BAILEY Brooklyn 6; Cincinnati Southeastern North Carolina veg- The Richmond Colts defeated the in Tourney for Brit- 2 NEW YORK, May 14.—UP)—Home tory Pittsburgh 12; Philadelphia 7. etables held the attention of con- (Continued From Page One) Greensboro Piedmont baseball taem 8t St‘ runs sent the New York Yankees ish War Relief Louis Postponed, sumers from Camp Davis, Fort 2-1 liere tonight. Gantz, Colt hurler, :'P(rain')rk reeling to their fourth straight de- been reinforced. Boston at Chicago, Bragg and interior North Carolina progressively went the route and allowed nine hits, postponed (rain.) feat today as the Cleveland Indians follow later,” the cities yesterday and last night as “Others will while Petterson gave up an equal KING reinforced their hold on first place By BILL STANDINGS the Farmers’ club opened a cam- War department said. number to Richmond batters. American League in the American league with a 4 de- to make the entire state The “flying fortresses” were Mass., May 14.— to 1 behind the veteran paign Cleveland r°8t p«‘- triumph latest B-17 D type, BROOKLINE, -_ W2°0n conscious of the high grade of scribed as the The finest wool on a grows unusually heavy 21-ounce Mel Harder. sheep The 9 .591 raised in equipped with armor, leak proof on the cheek or back of the ear. Chicago _I- The slender, 31 year- old curve- produce large quantities by Harold (Jug) Mc- ,56o fuel tanks and heavier power utter favored Now York_ 1? J? ball in this section. gun specialist, in pegging his Ad- ADVERTISEMENTS Winchester, proved the Washington _ 3o *??? dictated by the European war. Laden, of fourth victory without defeat, held The campaign opened with a tour club’s ditional medium, two-motor bomb- weapon for the Country the Bombers to six safeties and of the truck farming sections of ideal s ers are to be sent soon. when was supreme except for the fifth New counties and grainy greens today 8'as*:-iE= 1 I Pender and Hanover ,0V, National League Then was the inning. singles by Joe Gor- and was concluded last night with Officials said the flight two sub-par rounds L“st p<*- together don and and a on record for bomb- he put Brooklyn _ Gerry Priddy long a fine dinner at the Grove largest heavy win the W2°o" Myrtle <70 and 68 to “Big Eight” fly by Pitcher Red Ruffing ac- clubhouse ers, though smaller numbers of the New York_ Home Demonstration golf tournament for ]2 ,5 counted for New York’s run. same craft have flown re- medal Chicago _ 21 -®?? comprised entirely of foodstuffs type 36-hole But the tale of the was in War Relief Society, game fresh from farms of this section. peatedly to South America on good ttie British Cincinnati _ ln li 111 the home runs—three of them— will missions. by the gallery of 5,000 l! 129 The tour took the visitors from favored Pittsburgh_“ each the first of the year for catch- With Lieutenant General Delos was the only greater Bos- Philadelphia_ 7 3g *269 over the to Cromwell Farms, ince he er Gene Desautels, Clarence (Soup) state in the star-studded compe- and Gee Walker. where they saw peas shelled by pr0 GAMES today Campbell totaled 14 one- XTT-_ ^ to canning tition, McSpaden —CP)—Probable Desautels broke the scoring si- machinery preparatory while in his nitHw* °JlK’„Maythe and and where visit- tt 'greens turning F,,2 ?n Major leagues tomorrow lence in the fifth with a 350-foot freezing, they *+*b.J II (non-lost records in total, which was three strokes parentheses): liner into the left field stands. ed a cannery which uses large 138 National than that of his closest rival, League Campbell, a sophomore who played quantities of surplus produce from better Brooklyn at golf’s leading money Pittsburgh—Higbe (3-2) in only a few for Cleveland this section. The visitors also went Ben Hogan, vs. Banning (1-1) or Wilkie (0-0). garc^s york last and now is in to Castle where visit- winner. at Chicago—Schumacher year subbing Hayne, they (2-2) vs. Passeau (2-1). center field for the ed that new house, Nelson, the P.G.A. titlist, Boston injured Roy colony’s pack Byron at St. Louis—Salvo (1-4) vs. JlBUP flower 143. Three tied Shoun Weatherly, raised his high into the Ludeke’s hot house and the finished third with (0-1). Philadelphia at Cincinnati — right field stands after Lou Bou- and then went down the fourth honors with 145—Law- Crouch farms, [or or Blanton (3-1) vs. Thompson dreau in the and .* road to the Hanover the National cham- (0 singled eighth Shaw, Blue Clay Little, Open SAAtl—| son their runs a AuRgAo/ Mas of at Demaret and American League snapped tie. Walker CoAFweAX Mutual Exchange packhouse njon, Jimmy Craig smashed his into left with one out WoM-fMgCLASSIC AAoXuerz. WiajW winner of the Masters’. Chicago at New York—Smith (2-1) Wrightsboro. COTTONS Wood, vs. Bonham (3-1). and the game already won in the 0 TMfigg liMgS Snead was seventh with " AaJaJUAU 500- Here the group visited the farms Sammy Cleveland at Boston—Milnar 4-2) vs ninth. 1 AMD (MfgMDS1b Bomber Jimmy Thomson, Johnson (3-0), ‘Mite //4PIAaJAH?HS of George W. Trask, where they ... for Comfort! 346 and ss- 4 2 rf Detroit at Philadelphia—Newhouser Boudreau, 112 MA«g fixJft. Aihb RACE- off to a woeful 79-start, Campbell, cf_ 4 115 0 were shown some of the first cauli- wl50 got (2-1) vs. Beckman (1-1). TWis VgAR. field Keltner, 3b _ 4 0 112 ever in this section the carefully selected St. Louis at Washington—Auker (2-3) flower grown It’s no long a problem trailed Trosky, lb- 3 0 011 1 vs. Chase tl-3). of the state. From there the group how to keep well with 152. Heath, rf _ 3 0 0 0 0 com- dressed in yet feel ex- Walker, If _ 4 113 0 went to the Corbett Package town, Every one of those experts Mack, 2h_ 4 0 12 1 Devils In to state as cool as if you’d just whose knowledge Bill McGee Is Remain pany plant and then the McSpaden, Traded Desautels, c _ 4 112 0 Running come from a swim! Cot- cept soil near the air- course him a _ 3 0 0 1 2 laboratory county of this historic gave Harder, p ton is the smart wo- were told of the wasted numerous To New York Giants 6 To 1 port, where they man’s answer; cotton in decided edge, TOTALS_ 33 4 6 27 8 By Defeating UNC, work done Dr. H. G. tailored on its tricky greens. And NEW YORK Ab R H O A being by softly dresses, shots with ST. ss _ 0 to both the beautifully fitting was the only one ca- LOUIS, May 14.—(iP)—Fid- Rizzuto. 4 111 DURHAM, May 14 —(A>>—Duke to play, meeting V. M. I. Saturday Willis improve quality McSpaden Rolfe, 3b_ 4 0 0 0 2 and bright coloring pre- the longer ones. dler Bill McGee, husky pitcher of afternoon. and quantity of the vegetables of sinking rf _ university remains in the Southern pable the Selkirk, 3 0 0 1 0 of the state. dominant. These are was St. Louis Cardinals, was trad- ef_ 3 0 0 1 0 Bill Mock’s five-hit en- grown in this section His chipping deadly during DiMaggio, Conference baseball race as the pitching smart, yet inexpensive! ed today to the New York Giants Keller, If _ 4 0 0 4 0 At the Myrtle Grove Home Dem- both of his rounds; he collected abled the Duke boys to win over for Gordon, lb_ 4 1 3 10 0 result of defeating University of clubhouse found a his seven birdies by rap- pitcher Harry Gumbert and Carolina The hurl- onstration they three of Dickey, c _ 4 0 17 0 today. husky North menu 20 feet and an- an unspecified amount of cash. 2b_ 3 0 13 3 Carolina here this afternoon, er was in excellent repast of wide variety. The ping in two from Priddy, form, one of Both are Ruffing, p_ 3 0 0 0 1 consisted of fried buttered from 30. hight-handers. 6 to 1, in Duke park. the blows lie yielded being of the chicken, TOPPER COATS other Henricb, z_ 1 0 0 0 0 McGee won 16 games and lost scratch The run beets, new potatoes, green Eng- The victory gave Duke one of variety. only These coats are essen- 10 for the Cardinals last TOTALS _ 33 1 6 27 7 lish boiled fresh season, the three scosed by the Tar Heels was a peas, spinach, tial in every summer- z—Batted for Ruffing in 9th. games with Carolina and Eddie Shores Slated against Gumbert’s record of 12 fluke homer by Rich in the seventh spring onions, corn bread, radish- time wardrobe. They’re _ 000 010 021—4 and 14. been to Cleveland placed the Blue Devils in a tie a salad of smart Neither has able frame, the ball away es, vegetable composed enough to throw 1 New York _ 000 010 000—1 with bounding To Join Reds June this season. Carolina for first place in the from raw carrots, pepper i over your evening frock get going Errors: Rolfe. Mack. Runs batted in: Kohler in right field, and roll- lettuce, green conference race. Each casual by day, and Gumbert won his first start but Desautels, Ruffing, Campbell 2, Walker. team now ing to the hedge in right field. and cucumber; all topped off with 14.—(#)—The has won 10 by night. DURHAM, May was taken out of the box in his Home runs: Desautels, Campbell, Wal- games and lost three. “Red” Benton, who pitched for a dessert of strawberry shortcake. ker. Sacrifice: Priddy. Double plays: Duke’s Durham Morning Herald tomorrow four efforts. He only chance of taking the on the table with the succeeding joined Rizzuto. Priddy and Gordon. Left on Carolina, gave up a run in the Everything first conference crown is will say that Eddie Shokes, the Giants in 1935 and had his best hasps: New York 8; Cleveland 4. Bases to slide in first inning, three in the second exception of tea, sugar and salt for Duke on balls: Off Harder 2; off Ruffing 2. backwards, for the Blue Devils baseman university’s year in 1938, when he won 18 and and two in the one of the was produced in New Hanover or Struck out: By Harder 1; by Ruffiar 5. sixth, will the Cin- have finished their baseball sea- baseball team, join lost 11. Umpires: Hubbard, Grieve and Ormsby. tallies in the sixth being a home Pender county. SHEERS son. Carolina has cinnati Reds June 1 and will be Time: 1:38. Attendance: 10,406. one more game run to right field by Morris. The hall in which the supper sent to Birmingham, Southern was served also contained a large . farm club of the Reds. BASEBALL'S BIG exhibit of from this sec- ♦ 8 for Beauty! league SIX Mays Thinks WeWill Klinger Pulls Game Out produce Shokes, according to the paper, WEATHER tion of the state, including lettuce, THE ASSOCIATED Race has received the sum of $3,000 as (BY PRESS) Win Indianapolis Of cauliflower, radishes, turnips, Sou won’t ‘‘feel the heat’’ when you're leaders in each league) Fire For Buccaneers re- Batting (three a bonus for signing and will Club G Ab R H Pet. (Continued From Page One) beets, carrots, spinach, potatoes Player, wearing one of these wonder-fabric ceive an additional if he Senators_ 23 95 19 39 .411 INDIANAPOLIS, May 14.—(JP)— and a number of canned in- $2,000 Travis, PITTSBURGH, 14. — UP)— items, May — Cronin, Red Sox _ 20 71 17 29 .408 Rex Mays, owner of one of the WASHINGTON, May 14.— (/P) is retained by the Reds. A left- The cluding pears, sweet potatoes, new dresses! So so so .Turges, Giants_ 24 86 12 34 .395 veteran Bob Klinger pulled Weather bureau records of temperature cool, pretty, flattering! heaviest accelerator-pushing foots Irish butter handed hitter and thrower, Shokes Yaughan. Pirates 19 76 14 30 .394 a game out of the fire for and rainfall for the 24 hours ending potatoes, beans, beets, in the automobile racing business today 8 Well made with the most feminine details one Slaughter, Card’s 24 99 21 38 .384 p. m.: and a number of is of the best first sackers Pittsburgh with a fine of pear preserves D. DiMaggio. R. S. 22 92 25 35 .380 but never a winner of an Indiana- sample Station High Low Prec. ever to don a Duke uniform. He is other items. of the see HOME RIJNS: polis “500”, will settle -for three relief hurling and a timely double, Asheville, p c- 74 30 0.00 season, they’ll you through a savage clouter, hit .389 American League Atlanta, p c- 80 47 0.00 Albert Seitter, president of the having aces this year—if he can get them. enabling the Pirates to beat Phila- Athletics- 7 Birmingham, p c_ 81 44 0.00 from morning to night as fresh as when in 1939, .349 in 1940. and this year Johnson, 12 to 7. Farmers club, introduced R. W. Gordon. Yankees- 6 The lanky, likeable Glendale, delphia Boston, p c- 57 43 0.00 has an of .250. 1 Galphin, farm who average York, Tigers 6 Calif., pilot, who makes racing his Manager Frankie Frisch started Charlotte, cl_ 78 48 0.00 county agent, you started out. National League Chicago, cd _ 70 54 0.11 of the in- full-time work, already holds one his newest presented many guests, Cam ill i. Dodgers- 7 pitcher, Nicholas Strin- Cleveland, cd_ 74 72 0.00 ace—the big No. 1 on his car, sym- cluding Dean I. O. Schaub, of State Ott. Giants 7 cevich, obtained from Boston, but Detroit, cd _ __ 50 0.00 Cubs -— 6 bolic of the 1940 American Auto- Fort cl_ 88 67 0.00 college, B. S. of State Nicholson. Nick Etten spoiled the big boy’s Worth, Coltrane, Walker, Dodgers- 6 mobile association driving cham- Galvestoifc p c_ 82 71 0.00 college; Capt. Wilfred E. Lessard, RUNS BATTED IN: day with a three-run homer in Jacksonville, cl_SO 47 0.00 pionship—and he figured out today ,'r., sales officer of Davis; $09* American League the first frame. Danny Litwhiler Kansas City, cl_ 91 67 0.00 Camp & Keller. Yankees -2S that all he needs is two more of Little Rock, p c_ 84 64 0.00 Capt. Everett, sales officer of Fort STARTS connected with another Philly York, Tigers-27 them. Los Angeles, cl_ 70 55 0.00 Addison chairman $^J9| TODAY! homer in r 71 Bragg; Hewlett, Gordon. Yankees-25 He’ll try Saturday for the second the second off young Louisville, 43 0.10 _ of the board of I Doerr, Red Sox -2o Memphis, cd 83 62 0.00 county commission- Mighty Sequel to “Boys ace—the No. 1, or in Lloyd Dietz and Joe Marty made National League pole, position Miami, p c_ 80 6* 0.00 District Farm Charles Town" one off Russ ers; Agent || -23 the starting lineup of the annual Bauers. Mobile, p c _ 78 49 0.00 I Nicholson, Cubs E. Y. head of Spencer Mickey — Brickhouse; Floyd, Med wick. Memorial race at the Indiana- New Orleans, cd_ 61 0.00 I TKACY ROONEY Dodgers-.-;-2 day Klinger held the Phils to two Cainilli, Dodgers-— 22 New York, p c_ 71 48 0.00 the AAA in North Carolina; John SUMMER ACCESSORIES “MEN OF Speedway. Saturday is the BOVS TOWN’’ Giants polis hits in the last four innings and Norfolk, p c_ 76 43 0.00 Ott, first of and the Mattheson, Harry Wescott and E. 1-3 :09-5:18-7:27-9 :38 day qualifications his double in the sixth Richmond, p c _ 77 46 0.00 JLshows scored Vince S. Alex will win St. Louis, r _ 77 63 0.6S Blair; McEachern, Jack ASHEVILLE WINS fastest qualifier that day Di Maggio with the seventh slips ::_$1.00 S W E A T E R S ____$1.00 tying cl _ 79 54 0.00 14.—(a5)—Ashe- the coveted No. 1 starting spot— Savannah, McCarley, Louis T. Moore of the 25c All ASHEVILLE, May run. The Bucs turned the contest Washington, cC_ 75 45 0.00 n 1,1 'w of Durham the inside position in the front row. chamber of commerce; G. S. Cur- gowns (Plus Tax) ville pounded a pair in a merry-go-round in the seventh Wilmington, p c_ 75 50 0.00 ..$1.00 SKIRTS_$1.98 1/ The Woman 'W vic- Mays, who has had the position in rin (who introduced wholesale veg- They Whispered pitchers for 21 hits and a 13-5 and when bunched six three that a eighth they etable PAJAMAS_$1.98 BLOUSES_$1.00 in the second game previous races, figures dealers from Greensboro, I “CHEERS FOR MISS V tory here today hits with three walks for five runs. speed of 130 miles an hour in the JAP-AXIS PARLEY Raleigh and Paul T. I BISHOP” M of their series. Natisin led the at- Fayetteville), HOSE..$1.15 10-mile test will clinch ace No. 2. Arky Vaughan led the attack with BAGS_$1.00 1L With Martha William fl and two Marshburn and the Home Service Scott, tack with a homer, double four singles. IS HELD IN ROME The third ace—and the hardest to Store operators of Wilmington; Dr. PANTIES_$1.00 HATS_$1.98 singles. PHILADELPHIA Ab R H O A get—will be the No. 1 position at H. May, 3b- 4 10 0 1 G.Willis ; a representative of the head of the pack in the finish (Continued From Page One) Litwhiler, If _ 5 2 2 3 0 chain stores in this section of the 20c of the 500-mile grind about mid- Marty, of--- 3 2 13 0 and Russia, so one or both of these state; and Earl of the F=-nzr-s—4 Till G I*. afternoon May 30. Etten, lb 5 1 1 10 0 Bryant, 3 Great FOR been discuss- 1 Stars! Mueller, rf _ 3 0 12 0 countries may have Economy Distributing company, I James Stewart, Katherine Livingston, c_ 5 0 13 0 PORTHMOUTH WINS ed. and officers,, non-commissioned of- I Hepburn an«l Cary Grant—In CORRECT TINE Bragan, ss- 4 112 3 I The Fascist today recalled ficers and civilian ol “THE PHILADELPHIA WINSTON-SALEM, May 14.—(ZPi Mamie, 2b _ 3 0 115 press employees | STORY’' Phone 3575 —Portsmouth downed the Winston- Hughes, p _ 2 0 10 0 Japan’s pledge to give her part- the offices of the sales officers of R Shows 11-1-3:10-5:20-7:30 Johnson, p _ 0 0 0 0 0 Salem Twins, 10-4 tonight to even ners full aid in case the United Camp Davis and Fort Bragg. 0:40— Feature 10 Min. Later COURTESY Bruner, p _ 0 0 0 0 0 the series. Manager Don Curry hit Hoerst, p_ 0 0 0 0 0 States should attack one of the The afternoon and night marked z _ 10100 a homer for the Cubs and Bill Hapac Warren, Axis powers. the opening of an intensive cam- Beck, p _ 0 0 0 0 0 responded with a four-master for the Virginio Gayda, Fascist editor, paign on the part of the Farmers’ Twins. TOTALS_ 35 7 10 24 9 devoted nearly three columns of club to boost the consumption of z—Batted for Hoerst in 8th. II Giornale D’ltalia to this theme. southeastern North Carolina pro- PITTSBURGH Ab R H O A INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE He quoted from debate in the Ja- duce. Other steps to be taken in Gustine, 2b _ 5 1114 Jersey 0; Buffalo 2. Diet Jan. 21 between Mat- Handley, 3b _ 5 3 2 0 4 panese the near future include the adop- Rochester 2. If_ 5 2 2 1 0 Syracuse 1; Elliott, suoka and Deputy Yosimiti Kuboy tion of a distinctive marker to des- ss_ 5 2 4 2 2 109 N. FRONT Baltimore 4; Montreal 3. Vaughan, to that Ja- Van Robays, If_ 4 12 4 0 support the declaration Saunders Store Newark 2-2; Toronto 1-5. Opposite Drue Fletcher, lb _ 4 0 1 11 0 pan intended to fulfill her obliga- DiMaggio, cf- 3 10 3 0 tions under the pact. Baker, c _ 2 10 5 1 knows that the United Davis, c _ 1 0 0 0 0 Japan Strincevich, p _ 0 0 0 0 0 States would use “all its forces” Dietz, 0 0 0 0 0 p_ to drive the Japanese out of China neck—she Bauers, p _ 1 0 0 0 1 CiabOzcHmd \ A-round—her Stewart, x_- 1110 0 and the Asiatic continent if the 1 0 0 0 0 BRAND ^ ^ Garms, xx_ Axis powers are conquered in Eu- Klinger, p_ 2 0 10 2 BOURBON wears petroleum molecules rope, Gayda wrote. KENTUCKY STRAIGHT WHISKEY 14 j TOTALS _ 39 12 14 27 x—Batted for Bauers in 5th At the “University of Petroleum,” Shell’s xx—Batted for Baker in 9th. Plumbers Will Meet At | _ 321 100 000- 7 research they found a 1 Philadelphia I60 ft? $3,500,000 laboratories, Pittsburgh_ 300 031 23x—12 Pinehurst 15-17 i QT. Wll PT. »5 HOW way to produce a petroleum product which | Errors: Btten, Marty. Buns batted May helps make flinty-hard plastics—and these, 1 in: Etten 3, Litwliiler 2, May, Marty," _• y Elliott. Van Robays, Gus- — — Handley 2. RALEIGH, May 13. UP) The in turn, become lovely plastic “jewels.” tine, Vaughan 2, Klniger, Fletcher 2, Three base hit: Gus- North Carolina Association and Shell scientists havQ glycerine, Garms, DiMaggio. produced tine. Home runs: Etten, Litwhiler, Plumbing and Heating Contractors even fertilizers—from 1 Double synthetic rubber, TNT, Marty. Sacrifice: Hughes. play: will hold its 31st annual convention crude oil. Now advanced the Road 1 Klinger, Vaughan to Fletcher. Left on they’ve Pittsburgh 8. at Pinehurst on May 15-17. Shell Gasoline 1 bases: Philadelphia 8; Performance Rating (RPR) of Base on balls: Off Strincevich 2; off Congressman J. Bayard Clark of TownTavern toon all-time high. Your Shell dealer has new Dietz 2; off Bauers 1; off Klinger 1; the sixth North Carolina district STRAIGHT RVI WHISKIY o:; 1: off Johnson 1; off Bruner Solutized Shell and Shell Hughes will deliver the address at (at regular price) | 1; off-Beck 2. Struck out: By Bauers principal Premium—try a tankful today! 4; by Hughes 2. Hits: Off Strincevich the banquet on the night of May 16. 2 in 1-3 inning; off Hughes 7 in 4 2-3; off Dietz 2 in 2-3; off Johnson 1 in 2-3; off Bauers 4 in 4; off Klinger 2 in TIE Bruner 3 in off Hoerst 0 in 4 off 1; NORFOLK, Va„ May 14 — (TP) — >5 moof 2.3; off Beck 3 in 1. Winning pitcher: s ^ Klinger: losing pitcher: Bruner. Um- Charlotte and Norfolk played to pires: Magerkurth. Stewart and Dunn. an 8-8 deadlock today. The game Time of game: 2:30. Attendance: 1,254. was called at the end of the tenth REDS BUY KOY because of darkness. CINCINNATI, May 14.—UPl-The LAUNCHED world champion Cincinnati Reds MINE SWEEPER took the rubber band off the bank ROCKLAND, Me., May 14.—Iff)— roll tonight and bought hard-hit- The new Navy mine sweeper Roll- [SHELLS ting outfielder Ernie Koy from the er was launched at the Snow ship- St Louis Cardinals for something yards today. The Roller is one of like $35,000. several minesweepers the shipyard will build for the Navy. Recent reports indicate that more than 300 cities towns in the Thirty different kinds of iron and and Copyright 1941, National Distillers Products New N. Y. United States are now linked to- steel are used In modern high-power Corporation, York> i gether by regular air service. plane engines. _____