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fore, farther increases in clothing prices at the retail level are likely.

The tight supply situation for several building materials is like* ly to continue until the seasonal down-turn in building activity. V, Additional hospital facilities in Virginia’s rural areas are expected during 1951, hut mainly in the wealthier sections.

A recent study in Virginia showed that in 19 counties there were 5,090 to 10,000 people per doctor, and in € counties there were over 10,000 people per doctor. Lack of adequate facilities discourages medical personnel from getting into certain areas, and also retards the work of those already there.

The economists say one answer to the problem undoubtedly lies in encouraging youth reared in the country to enter the medical profession.

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Among the swine sales, spon' sored by the Virginia Purebred Swine Breeders’ Association, to be held this winter, one will be in Winchester, February 9.

It is estimated that about 60 •'head will be offered at this sale.

AH offerings will be from litters of five or more pigs. Good boars on Rappahannock farms are far too scarce.

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