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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-18

lot of venerable Paul Harrison
ditties which may be classified only
vaguely as popular are still very
much alive-so .usty, in fact, that
they're able to furnish plots, senti-
ment and laughs to the flicker in
dustry, along with a good many
millions in profits.
Daryl Zanuck was the first pro-
Queer to suspect that people would
get a kick out of recognizing old
tunes, and he backed his bunch
with "Alexander's Ragtime Band"
The title song led the hit parade
for weeks, while others of the living
Berlin cavalcade leaped into promi-
nence. The picture had a weak plot
and only one memorable scene, but
it's one of the greatest grossers in
all movie history.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-18
STOOL PIGEONS

CHARLOTTE - II believe that
IS per cent of the policing done in
Charlotte has been done by agree
ments between officers and their
stool pigeons" said Judge Frank
Sims of Charlotte recorders court
at a civic club luncheon yesterday.
"The only protection the negro
has had has been to serve as a
stool pigeon for the officers"
He recommended consolidation of
the city and county recorders courts
and consolidation of the four law
enforcement agencies operating With
in the city-city police, sheriff's Of
flee, county police and the state
highway patrol.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-18
N. Y. A. Luncheon Set
Giuen To Mrs. F. D. r,

RALEIGH, Jan. 17.lR-Jonn
"A. Lang, state youth administrator,
was in Washington today to Ire.
sent a G0-piece luncheon set to Mrs
Franklin D. Roosevelt which was
made by the NYA girls workshop
In Asheville.
Lang also conferred with Aubrey
Williams, national youth admins.
traitor, on administrative problems.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-18
Edwards Tunes
Basis For Film

Another yarn was quickly writ
ten about a song title, and first
thing you knew the whole nation
was humming Rose of Washington
Square," along with accompanying
veterans such as my Man." ia
Da" and Chasing Rainbows.' Cur
rently, and also from 20th-Fox,
we've got "Swanee River and a
flock of lugubrious Stephen Foster
ballads.
Onto the bandwagon leaped RKO,
with THE Castles" and a selection
Of 35 old songs, including Beautiful
Doll" "Glow Worm" and pretty
Baby" Paramount followed with
'"The Star Maker" which bore some
resemblance to the career of Gus
Edwards and used several of his hit
numbers such as School Days" and
"a Bicycle Built for Two" Recent.
ly, the studio followed it with a bet
ter eff ,rt-"The Great Victor Her.
bert" This wasn't biographical
either, but it made enormous capital
of about 80 of the composers tunes.
1.-THE Roaring Twenties" wasn't a
musical, but it gained a lot of flavor
of those times from songs like
melancholy Baby" and I'm Just
Wild About Harry" Warner Broth
ers found the speakeasy portfolio SC
valuable in calling up latent moods
and memories that they've tossed
an unusual number of war songs in.
to "The Fighting 69th."
Old Hits Revived
For Eddy, Macdonald
Universal made a picture which
included the 1917 relic, "Oh Johnny
Oh Pohnny, How You Can Love-" Sc
a song-plugger got busy, and almost
overnight the thing became so popu
lar on the air that the picture was
renamed for it.
Besides these and numerous lesser
examples Of movie dependence or
the popularity of old songs to whiE
up enthusiasm for period stories
there's the continuing trend toward
revival Of smash-hit musicals
Whenever Metro needs an assign
ment for Nelson Eddy and Jeanette
Macdonald, it wheels out some
creaky vehicle like "Maytime'' OF
Resale" and makes a million dol
lars.
RKO now is filming Irene" with
Anna Neagle, in color, and with a
new song which won't have half
the appeal of the familiar ones.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-18
N. Y. A. Auots Funds
For Twenty-O One States

WASHINGTON, Jan. 17-R-
National Youth administration ap-
portioned today $~1,225,000 to 81
states and the District of Columbia
to carry on "out-of-school" work
programs for needy young persons.
Among ALLEGATIONS were:
North Carolina, SIS, 900; Tennes-
see. $50, 1000; Virginia $25, 900.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-18
Slippery Rock Prexy
Praised And Sentenced

BUTLER, Pa, Jan. IL Up -
Twice convicted of nonfeasance and
misfeasance, the president of Slip
perry Rock State Teachers college
was sentenced to pay the costs of
the case by Judge John H. Will
son who praised him for develop
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-18
David Lloyd George,
At II, Is Pessimistic

LONDON, Jan. 17-GP-David
Lloyd George, World War prime
minister of Great Britain, celebrat-
ed his 71th birthday today with the
comment that, like the French phil
osopher Renan, he had enjoyed the
walk through life" but added:
IF I were TO say what I thought
about the situation today in Europe,
[ should have to withdraw my first
statement
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-18
FIRST MEETING

CHARLOTTE - Dick Young, Of
Charlotte, chairman, said today the
American Legion boys state COM
mission would hold its first meeting
at Durham about February Is.
The personnel of the commission,
as announced by State Commander
June Rose of the Legion, includes,
besides Young: Albert Coates OF
Chapel Hill, Amos Maynard OF
Greensboro, Roy L. Mcmillan of Ra'
leigh, Gordon Robertson of Ashe-
vile, Dave G. Whichard, Jr., OF
Greenville, and Harry Symmes OF
Wilmington.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-18
Behind The Scenes
In Washington

WASHINGTON, Jan. 17.-Look
for a challenging discussion Of the
farm problem when Senator Van
Genberg speaks at the Lincoln's
birthday rally in st. Paul Feoru'
airy 10.
Few people realize it, but Van
denberg ON his voting record coUlc
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-18
RECAPTURED

RALEIGH-Burl Garrison. David
son county negro, was back in Cen
trail prison today to complete a ~
15-year sentence imposed upon him
in February, 1923, for second de-
gree murder.
Garrison escaped in April, 1925
from the Cary prison farm. He re-
Gently was recaptured in Rock Hill
S, C.,
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-18

run like a house
afire in the farm
belt. In the 73rd
congress he vot-
I'd for a cost-of'
production farm
bill and for the
Frazier Lelnke
farm bankruptcy
In the 18th.
he voted for he
Connolly export
bounty and eX-
port d%ebenture
plans, and pro
posed an amend.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-18

Of u r some
of the old songs
such as Sweet
Adeline" and Old
Mill Stream have
b e e n lastingly
preserved in alco-
| hol. And others
are permanently
| enshrined with
such institutions
a s motherhood
Dixie, vine Gov
cred cottages and
the sidewalks OF
New York. But a
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-18

The storks of Bagdad build their
nests o nthe dcmes and minarets
of mosques. Since the roofs are
quite sloping, they hang the nests
from the three balls on top, and
here the glutinous saliva thew Sc
crete is used to cause the nest to
stick to the glazed tiles.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-18
In Hollywood
By PAUL HARRISON
NEA Service Staff Correspondent

HOLLYWOOD, Jan. 17.-In spite
of the repetitive radio and the worst
efforts at distortion by music ar
rangers for dance bands, it seems
to be still true that a good song
never dies. The movies are proving
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-18
MERCHANTS

CHAPEL HILL-"Americanism"
is the topic of a speech to be de-
livered by Senator Reynolds tomor-
row night before the Carolina Po-
litical union, at the University of
North Carolina. The address will be
broadcast at 8 o'clock over a state
wide hookup.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-18
Carolina
News Shorts
(By The Associated Press

By The Associated Press
WAKE FOREST Officials an
nounced today the Wake Forest-Vir-
ginia Military basketball game here
originally scheduled for Saturday
night, had been moved up to Thurs,
day night. The tilt will mark the
Demon Deacons' first home appear
ance against Southern conference
connection.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-18
SEN. TAFT

SEN. IAT
GREENSBORO - Senator Robert
A. Taft of Ohio will deliver the prin-
cipal address at the 18th annual
statewide republican Lincoln Day
dinner here February -.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-18

Commissioner of Revenue A. ],
Maxwell says his headquarters will
be opened about March Is, and
simultaneously with that opening he
will step out of the department On
leave of absence without pay.
Running for Governor is a twen-
ty-four hour a day job," he COM
mented, and beginning in the middle
of March a fellow will have to
hurry to cover the state by pr1m-
airy day."
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-18

Maybe this is a real political tip
off, maybe it's just a happen so.
Libby Ward, Speaker of the
House, and Ira johnson of Ashe,
standing together in the Sir Walter
lobby. They are observed by a news
man:
Another candidate for governor
and his campaign manager" quoth
he.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-18
RIA E|GH
B r E FS
Star.NeWs Bureau,
Sir Walter Hotel
BY HENRY X

RALEIGH, Jan. Unlocking at
a picture layout showing Paul V.
McNutt in the center, with four
candidates for North Cardinals gov
ernorship groups round, a very
cynical and unkind soul observed:
"McNutt in the middle and other
nuts all around him."
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-18

Governor Clyde r. Hoey's mail
contains all kinds of letters. Secre-
tary Bob Thompson showed one
yesterday from a lady in Philadel-
phia asking his Tar Heel excellency
to donate prizes for her caro- party
to be given in aid of a really worthy
cause.
Il heard that prizes for parties
recently have been given by gov
errors of other states. I think the
idea is unique"
Unique is right, but that ism.
just the word I'd use for it, snort
ed Bob as he scrawled a IS" in blue
pencil on the letter.
Asked what that meant, he ex-
planned it's a form letter in which
the Governor feels that while the
cause is indeed a worthy one and
while he heartily approves of the
detectives, he is unable to partici-
pate at this time" or words to that
effect.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-18

Raleigh was SO thronged with poll
ticians Tuesday that there was gen.
eral wonderment about the cause.
Maybe it's the Week the gov
ernor just proclaimed" said one
news gatherer.
Looking at the proclamation, how
ever, it seemed the boys were just a
couple Of days ahead of time.
The week" is National Peanut
Week"
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-18

Your reporters wife has a very
simple way of settling the little mat
ter of this years Presidential cam
paign. She is an advocate of direct
action, and completely IMMERSED in
the arts and wiles Of politics.
why don't they just kill all the
republicans" she said. Then We
wouldn't be bothered with them"
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-18

Getting back to that political
Tuesday"-it looked like a democra-
tic convention, or something. Just
a few of those present included
Libby Ward, Governor
Wilkins P. Horton (presiding off
GERS of the two houses of the gen.
eral assembly,; John Skinner, big
shot of the County Commissioners
association; Nash's Representative
Claude Alternately; Tom Cooper,
Wilmington's mayor; State Senator
John J .kins Of Jones, boss of the
Jackson Day dinner; State Senator
Frank Gibbs; and so many others
it would take too long to list them
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-18

Our award for the first and most
m%eritorious example of plain and
lofty long distance optimism
Though maybe a shorter and ug.
lier word would serve) goes to Bur
gin Pencil, newly appointed Max
well campaign mana ger, who in a
statement taking TIE post predicted
there is every indication that Mr..
Maxwell will receive the nomina-
ton in the first primary"
Those who laughed at Jim Farley
in 1896 lived to regret it, but pres
en- indications are that Burgin is
no Farley.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-18

Did you know that Willis Smith,
one Of the candidates for governor,
and Gregg Cherry, state chairman
of the democratic party, played to-
gether on the old Trinity college
basketball team?
Just as IN party affairs, Gregg
was captain, and they say he played
the cage game just like he ran the
mouse of representatives when he
was speaker-which indicates how
rough a sport it was in those days.
A Rutherford county constituent
of Grady Withrow, state representa-
tive from that fair western baili,
wick, inquired Of a Raleigh figure
who shall be nameless:
DID Grady really do anything in
the last session of the legislature?"
did HELM" cried the Raleigh
man, why, he raise more hell
over a turnip seed than Hitler has
stirred up in Europe"
Withrow, it might be explained
for those who have forgotten it,
was most active in the fight owe
"Bombshell" Pages seed act.
La gaceta., 1940-03-21
MIGUEL COYULA Sc APAR-
TO AYER DE LOS MEMO
CALISTAS

Habana, mario 21.-Una de
las mas simpaticas figuras po-
lfticas de Cuba, Ell coropel Mi
guel Coyula, Sc separ6 aver del
menocalato, asegurando que Ell
pueblo habia elegido a los hon.
bres del partido Democratic Re-
publicano como integrantes de
de la oposici6n, no de un grupo
aliado con ell gobierno o ell coro-
mel Batista.
LIS hombres electos como po-
sicinistas, en- Ell criterio de Co
yula, no cumplen los mandates
del pueblo cuando Sc pasan, ba-
10 pactos politicos, a los grupos
que combatieron en- las eleccio-
mes.
La impopularidad de Memo
cal aumenta por mOmentos, en-
todos los sectores.
Ell DR.. Grau San Martin, trai
cionado por Ell grupo menocalis-
ia, que fue a la Asamblea como
partido de Oposici6n, mantiene
su renuncia de p~residente, por
haber perdido la mayoria en- Ia
''venta" hecha por Menocal.
La gaceta., 1940-03-21

culino. lie secundara Rochelle
Hudson.
La gaceta., 1940-03-21

La GdlertG de Arte
Hoy sera alberta al pdblico,
en- el edificio de la Camara de
Concrete de Ybor, la galeria,
del Proyecto de Arte de la Flo
rida, rama de la WPA.
Desde las nueve de la mana
ma hasta las cinco de la tarde,
deSde Ell dia Fl haSta ell 20, sc
mantendra alberta. La entrada
es gratis para Ell )1blico.
Los cuadros son % Y han ST.
do pintados por artistas de 10
Estados.
Tenemos la seguridad de que
nuestro pueblo desfilara por e.
sa modesto Galeria.
La gaceta., 1940-03-21
Lea, Medite y SOaria

I'm hombre que dijo namarse
John Doe confundi6 la esta-
ci6n de policia de la calle Simp-
son, en- New York, con un bar
Verified la confusion bajo la
"influeneia" del Wisky Y dijo al
sargento de carpeta, tomando-
10 por un dependence: Me 10 da
rye" y del bueno.
FL sargento lie do. una "jau-
la" de Residential y lie acus6 de
conducta desordenada.
La gaceta., 1940-03-21
Clab de SeNOras de Cascadem

Clatb de Se6Oras de Cascddea
Esta citado para hoy, a las 8
de la noche, Ell Club de Sehoras
del parque de Cuscaden.
FL comit6 director completa-
RI los preparativos para la bus
Queda de los huevos de Easter,
acto que tendra Iugar Ell vier-
nes, a las 1870 de la tarde.
Los ninos del primero, segun-
do y tercer grade asistiran el
viernes, y los cuarto, quinto y
sexto grade Ell sabadO, a las IL
La gaceta., 1940-03-21

Matinee
La entrada al matinee de "a
Secci6n de Recreo de los Caba-
neros Leales, ell domingo de Eas
ter, solo costara 25 cts. a los ca
balleros y Is a las damas.
MuchoS tickets Sc han VEN
dido va para esta fiesta del Do
mingo de Resurrection.
Empezara a las cuatro de Ia
tarde.
La gaceta., 1940-03-21
Del Cinema

Del Cinema
Frank Lloyd, ell notable di-
rector cinematografico, llevara
TODD ell grupo de artistas de ::El
Arbol de la Libertad'', con
Cary Grant y Joan Fontaine, a
la ciudad de Williamsburg, Va,
donde Sc tomaran algunas de
las principales escenas de la
nueva production.
Wesley Ruggles saldra con su
companfa para Arizona, con
Jean Arthur, a tomar en- Tue
son varias escenas de la nueva
/ cinta ARIZONA.
Charles Rogers tUmara las
primeras escenas de "Jane Ad-
dams y Hull BouSe'', en- los es-
tudios que la compania Column
bia poSee en- Hollywood.
columbia ACADIA de comprar
los derechos para hacer de ella
una pelfcula, de la obra "El me-
jor amigo de una mJchacha IS
Wall Street, escrita por Jane
Allen. Loretta Young sera la
protagonista. AL presente Miss
Young Intervene en- la pelicula
"El Doctor Toma una Esposa",
en- compania de Ray Milland.
Charles Barton va a dirigir
LA Isla del Hombre M%uerto",
una obra intensamente dramati
ca en- la cual Peter LORE des-
empena Ell principal papel mas
La gaceta., 1940-03-21

ciedad Unione Italiana celebra-
"a Ell pr6ximo sabado, en- su ele-
gante edificio de la Septima IL
venida.
Muchas diStinguidas familias
tienen va separadas sus mesas,
como en- amos anteriores.
La orquesta de Homer Mer-
Ger tocara las pleas mas en- bo-
ga.
La gaceta., 1940-03-21
Bazaar

FL Bazaar del Cuscaden Park
Social Club Sc efectuara, como
hemos venido anunciando, Ell
viernes 20 de mario, en- Ell par
que.
Prepare ell programa un CO.
mite especialmente nOmbrado
para tan delicada tarea.
La entrada sera completa-
mente gratis para Ell pGblico.
La gaceta., 1940-03-21
juez, dijo eli hombre

en- su defensa, la suplico que me
suspenda la sentencia porque
seiz dependen de mi.
u Gu 5nes son los que depen
den de listed?
I'm cato, un loro, dos cana
rios y dos peces doradOs.
S. conmc5i6 el jueZ Y le per-
nit marcharse a cuidar "de IA
famlia".
La gaceta., 1940-03-21
Club de Ajedrez

Quo ue HJtuTez
Ell nuevo Club de Ajedrez, or
ganizado hace dos semanas en-
los J6venes Cristianos, sc reu-
Mira hoy.
Los ajedrecistas latinos han
sido invitados por nuestro con-
ducto.
Comenzara la session, en- e
Y. M. C. A, a las 7:30.
La gaceta., 1940-03-21
de la manana.

La Culture
la directiva de la Agrupa-
ci6n Benefica Y Cultural de.
Centre Obrero esta citada para
manana viernes, dia %, en- e.
Centre 0brero.
Suplica el secretario la asis,
tencia de tOdos los directories.
La gaceta., 1940-03-21
Los 'GAEGoS DE K
WILLIE ~COMPETIRAN HOY
CON LOS DE NJ

Esta ncehe, en- ia octava ca
rrera, tres gargos trai;os de
Jackecrv'N 10 ~co~rerkn frante 2
tres de los mejores de Tampa, es
pecialmente escogidos para "a
~apetic;6n.
Us de Jacksonville llevan los
nombres de Morstep, Morning
Mail y&bence y los de Tampa
Court Drama, Conoco John y
fal Sun. Court Drama es u
Ano / los mejorss ejempl$res de
Ia Xlorida, en- nuestro modesto
pardAer.
Atrofeo sera entregado al
gaigP Nencedor por los Vetera-
nos debla guerra Hispano-Ama
Dos eQd Pentros Sc han efec-
tuado " entire los perros de
Tampa yIos de Jacksonville y
en- los do v%encieron los tampe-
nos.
G6s boletos de la apuesta do
BILE de anoche, canada por OAR
by Dean y Billy Daunt, Sc paga-
ron a $41.80.
Dick Andrew venci6 anoche a
Dolly Green, en- la octava carre-
"a.
La gaceta., 1940-03-21
De ViGje

De Vaaje
Parti6 aver para New York,
como habiamos anunciado, la
sonora viuda de Angelic San
tana.
Pasara ALI dos meses, en- u
La gaceta., 1940-03-21

Ell Cabaret
Sera un grandioso exito, a
juzgar por ell ndmerO de mesas
vendidas, ell Cabaret que la so
La gaceta., 1940-03-21
SICK, NERVOUS
CRANKY" MESo6HRT1H"?
Then Read why
Lydia &. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound Is
Real "WOman's Friend"l

Some women suffer severe monthly
pain tcramps, baekache. headaehsl due
10 female functional disorders while
others nerues tend 70 become upset and
they get cross, restless and moody.
So why not take Lydia r. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound made especially
70 help tired, rundown, nervous wom-
en- 20 90 smiling thru "dihieult days"
Pinkham'a Compound contains no OPT
ates or habit-foFming ingredients. Il
La gaceta., 1940-03-21
MEJICO NEGOCIARA UNI
4, ONVENIO CON Ell JAPON

CludGd de Mexico, mario 81.
Ina comisi6n de banqueros y
im ionarios mejicanos Sc halla
~ amino de Toki, Jap6n, via
Los Angeles, donde negociara
IN intercambio de materials pri-
mas por productos de las fabri-
cas- japonesas. MEXICO desea ven
der petr6leo, que embarcara ha-
Ella Ell Jap6n por Ell puerto de Sa
lima Cruz.
La gaceta., 1940-03-21
NOrAS SOCIALES

MON de sus hermanas y otros
familiares.
Va con ella su hijo Angelic.
Evening star., 1940-10-16
Formerly 7.95 and 1895

The Event you've been waiting
for! Fresh autumn dresses in
crepes, woods, jerseys and novelty
fabrics in a grand selection O.
sports, street and dressy styles
All the new fall shades including
black. Women's and Misses sizes.
Evening star., 1940-10-16

You'll recognize this os QUAIL
ITY bedding the minute you see
it. Filled with tiny resilient coil
springs. SisoI pods cover oil
springs, then comes q heovy
layer Of pure cotton felt. Love
H domosk pottern tickinss.
Quontity is limited, so only one
set TO customer q for twin
beds).
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-23

county; and H. G. Jones of Reds
vile, Route 2, Rockingham county.
Cooperating in variety demonstra-
lions were E. S. Gibson of Johns,
Scotland county; F. L. Powell OF
Colerain, BERTHE county; J. Brantley
Speight of Winterville, Pitt county;
D. C. Gurkin of Williamson, Route
1, Martin county; S. B. Weaver of
Rocky Mount Route 1, Nash coun-
ty; J. W. Hudson of Youngsville,
Franklin county; B. E. Weavil OF
Winston-Salem, Route 5, Davidson
county; and j. C. Carter Of Summer
field, Guilford County. p
The fertilizer tests were made by
E. w. Saintsing of >Winston-Salem,
Route 4, Forsyth county; Jacob Full
ton of Walnut Cove, Stokes county;
Joe T. Roberts of Reidsville, Route
2, Rockingham county; W. J. Bowen
of Henderson, Route Il. Vance coun-
ty; w. r. Bender of P~ollocksville,
Jones county; e. w. Taylor of Merry
Hill Route 1, BERTHE county; and M.
r. Buffkin, manager of the Dixie
Test EARN at Laurinburg. Scotland
county,
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-23
CATTLE EXPANSION
SETUP EXPLAINED
Ruffner Advises N. C. Farm.
ers To Disregard Warn
ings Against Growth
BY GENE KNIGHT
Assistant Extension Editor
N. C. State CoIlere


RALEIGH, Dec. 22.-R-R. H.
Ruffner, head of the N. c. State
college animal industry depart
ment, advised North Carolina far
mers today to disregard pessimis-
tic warnings being issued in the
midwest against dairy cattle ex-
pansion.
The State college man explained
that agricultural leaders and agri-
cultural economists in the strictly
dairy states are cautioning their
farmers not to go in too heavily
for expansion at this time because
demand conditions may be stimu-
lated artificially.
However" Ruffner said, 1--WE
have a different story in North
Carolina. At the present time,
there are 1886, 900 dairy COWS within
our borders. Not only are we U.s.
ing all these cows produce, but we
are buying from other states dairy
products equal to that produced
by another lis, 900 cows"
North Carolina still lags behind
other progressive states in the per
capita consumption of milk, c
average person drinking only
about a teacupful each day. For
good health, nutritionists recon-
mend at least a pint a day for
adults and a quart for growing
children.
Although there has been some
Improvement in the past few years,
one-third of the states farms still
do not own a dairy COW. There is
still a great need for at least a
family milk COW on these 100, 00C
farms, Ruffner declared.
If the postwar conditions should
develop which would destroy or
demoralize the American export
market, the farmer with good
dairy cows would be in a better
condition to withstand the storm
than the strictly crop farmer, the
State college man said.
Without markets, the cotton, to.
bacco, fruit, and other specialized
crop growers would stand far less
chance of survival than the dairy
farmer" Rugner said. THE mar
with good dairy cows has many
opportunities for diversifying his
business in the interest profit. Even
with shattered markets, there is
consolation in the fact that no other
farm animal can convert home.
raised grass and grain into human
food quite as efficiently as the
dairy cow" a