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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1948

Page

7

Stonewall High to Show Christ Life Film Sunday

A religious motion picture detailing the life of Christ will be shown at 7 30 p m Sunday in the Stonewall High School building. The Brucetown Methodist charge is sponsoring the event and Rev Ry Blimore says admission is free.

Christ Stonehigh Brucetown Ettire Ry Blimore

Bankers and Farmers Meet to Promote Sound Virginia Economy

Robert J. McNally of Shenandoah Valley National Bank along with 8. D. McFadden and Wilbur Feltner of Farmers and Merchants National Bank will attend a Bankers-Farmer meeting at Natural Bridge from today through Saturday. The event, sponsored by Virginia Bankers Association, VPI and the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond, aims to foster a sound agricultural economy in Virginia with sessions on community programs, youth work, farming efficiency, parity and quotas, and forestry. Noted speakers include Dr. Walter S. Newman and Dr. Paul D. Sanders.

Robert J. McNally Shenandoah Valley National Bank D. McFadden Wilbur Feltner Farmers and Merchants National Bank Natural Bridge Virginia Bankers Aassn VPI Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond Virginia Walter S. Newman Paul D. Sanders The Southern Planter Virginia State Grange

Army plans four year Japanese recovery program in Asia

Washington April 8 The Army proposes a four year Japanese recovery program separate from European aid. It would cost far less than the first year Western Europe outlay and be run by the Army. Under secretary William H. Draper Jr said the plan has State Department and Army backing and would proceed with Congress approval despite criticism from wartime Pacific allies. Korea and Ryukus included but Japan receives the bulk of aid.

Washington Army Europe William H. Draper Jr Japan Korea Draper State Department Congress United States Pacific Ryukyu Islands

Synthetic gasoline from natural gas may cut costs

Galveston Tex April 8 An Oklahoma oil company engineer from Philips Petroleum Co Bartlesville said synthetic gasoline from natural gas could be produced at only three cents per gallon over the cost of crude petroleum gasoline indicating nearing economic competition with traditional gas.

Galveston Tex Oklahoma Oil Company R. C. Alden Philips Petroleum Co Bartlesville

Million-Dollar Plant Costs for Coal to Gasoline Venture

A source states a coal to synthetic gasoline plant with capacity of 650 000 barrels would need about 5.2 billion dollars, while a natural gas Fischer Tropsch plant of similar capacity would cost about 2.6 billion dollars to build, according to the remark.

Fur sources in the country rely mainly on wild animals

The Q and A state that most fur is obtained from wild animals, with about one sixth from captivity. The captive fur mainly comes from silver fox and their mutations.

Talking Dogs Ever Heard By Scientists And Observers

The discussion notes three recorded cases and cites Dr W Reid Bair of the New York Zoological Park. He says dogs likely vocalize in ways that owners notice more than outsiders. The analysis points to a larynx and vocal chords giving dogs speaking possibilities.

W. Reid Bair New York Zoological Park

Farm offering near Winchester grows to 127 acres

Tommy D. Lockhart lists a 127 acre farm six miles from Winchester with electric service phone lines a barn and outbuildings and a spring. Price asked is 6500. Phone number 7470 to arrange a viewing.

Tommy D. Lockhart Winchester -Elec

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