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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-11-07

way to despair when you have
experiences for which you cannot
find a rational answer"
The church here from April %,
1928, to April, 1947, raised for cur
rent expenses $305, 482 with $43,-
1859 set apart for an educational
building, and for benevolences
$179,833. That makes a total OF
$485, 304, and the church has been
in another fiscal year since the
first of April.
But it was in the realm of the
spiritual that the minister got his
greatest thrill at the elimination
of a friendly visitation week when
he received 48 members into the
church at one time, AZ of them
being present. The baptism of a
father with babe in arms in sew
eral instances has also been a
memorable experience. Another
mountain top experience was the
trip that the minister and his
wife made to the Holy Land in
1887, coming back through Eu-
rope. This was made possible
through a gift by friends and
the church, and both made an
effort to share this experience
with others as they spoke on many
occasions before churches, clubs
and various organizations.
Many Blessings
Though the ministry has
brought only modest success fl
nancially, its blessings otherwise
have been manifold, says the min
lister, recalling how he started
out in 1915 at Abbeville, La, the
home of his wife's people. The
pay there was at $83.33 per month
the first two years, three at $l00
and the next two at $135. He
came here at 5000.
Though the Rev. Mr.. Wood
places the accent on church work,
his civic record here crossed in
terdemominational lines and made
him friends everywhere. He be-
came a member of the Kiwanis
Club in 1922 and served as its
president in 1928. He hoped to
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-11-07
BY DEAN cHENowETH
Standard Times Staff

II was the Rev. B. o. Woods
childhood ambition to be a pirate.
Later he started in college with
the idea of becoming a lawyer.
But the death of a friend, coupled
with a youthful conviction that
the pattern of life set by Jesus
should rule in the lives Of men,
worked something of a miracle
and turned him to the ministry.
He might have been playing in
the Big Leagues for he had an
opportunity to play professional
baseball. He turned it down with
the assertion: I'm training for the
ministry. Playing professional ball
would mean playing Sunday, and
that's out"
Too Good" Al Golf
So the Rev. Mr.. Wood made the
Big League of the church and his
game is TO get people to live as
much like Christ as possible.
II is almost an obsession with
him, so much so that when his
golf game turned up score sheets
in the low 80's he quit the game.
"A man can't play that kind of
golf without neglecting his work."
he said simply, making his decis-
ion.
Now he has been on the job Is
years In San Angelo, and in the
ministry all of 80 years. He is the
dean of the ministry here, and his
longevity might have come from
a simple formula that he pro-
nounced at his first address before
a civic club here: II am going to
try to be a good pastor and a good
citizen"
Called to Lead
How well he achieved that per-
haps is reflected in the judgment
that has been passed on him by
his fellows in being called to the
presidency of the Kiwanis Club
among civic responsibilities and
in heading up church activities
throughout the state. He has been
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-11-07
Moss Point Native, Reverend Oliver Wood, Is Honored By
San Angelo, Texas, For rs Years Of Work And Devotion

EDITORS NOTE: The article repro-
duced in full below Is from a recent
edition of the San Angelo fTexD STAN
dard-Times and records a high honor
bestowed upon the Rev. B. o. Wood,
native Of Moss Point and well known
among the county's older citizens.)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-01-03
ISVAZIUOJA FLORIDON

LVS centro pirmininkas il
veikejas P. j. Ziuris su zmona
siomis dienomis iSvaziuoja
Florida pasilsiui trejetui savai-
ciu.
Pas PIP. ziurius buvo atsilan-
kes Neris simkus, komp. Sta
sio simkaus sunus, tik prizes
Kaledas atvaziaves is Europos.
Pas Brone If Walter Guen-
ther lankesi jos tevas Mike
Russell (Rasiulis) is Cam
bridge Springs, Pa.
Brones sesuo, mokytoja Ge-
novaite taipgi aplanke JUGS
prizes naujus metus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-01-03
SENATORIUS TAFT
PIRMENBESE

SenatOrius Robert A. Taft
is Ohio, uzima zymia vieta Re,
publikonu partijoje, tue kad jis
yra tos partijos vietu skirsty-
mo vadovybeje. Nuo jo dau,
gumoje priklauso komisiju pa
skirstymas ir kit dideli skir-
stymai.
Taft yra ir vienas is pirma-
eiliu Republikonu kandidatu
susitare su antru Ohio Senate
rum Bricker, ir Sis pasiryzo
nekandidatuoti, jei bent kito-
kios salygos susidarytu 1948
metu konvencijoje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-01-03
NORI MILIJONO DOLARIU

Miesto policijos ir ugniage-
siu departnnentams ivairiems
dideliems pagerinimams ivesti
prasoma viso milijoho dolariu.
Mayoras Burke nesutinka
leisti pradeti nauju statybu po-
licijos ir ugniagesiu depart
mentams, kai statybos medzia-
gu 'toka. Buvo reikalauta ir
200 daugiau policininku mics
tut, bet mayoras ir tam nepri-
taria.
Dabartine policija ir ugnia-
gesiai reikalauja po $3.50 algu
metuose daugiau negu dabar
mokama. Mayoras sutinka da-
deti po $3.50 metuose policinin-
kams ir ugniagesiams, ne dau-
giau.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-01-03
Letters Expressing Viewpoints on
Displaced Persons Problems
Exchange Letters between Mrs. Franklin Roosevelt
resentatve TO the u S. Delegation to the General Assembly
U. Mr. p j. Zuris President American Friends
of Ihuan;a
IF territorial expansion and for the

! Of territorial expansion and for the
spreading of World Communism.
Your statement that it is up to
the Baltic peoples to twin the con-
fidence of Soviet Russia" and con-
vince her that they do not present
any threat to Soviet security. in
order that Soviet Russia may adopt
"a more friendly attitude toward
them, does not sound feasible Al
ter all what possible threat could
the Baltic States, small countries
with a population totalling six mil
lion, present to the many times
larger and more powerful Soviet
Union? Besides, experience has
shown the Baltic peoples that it
makes no difference to the So
viets whether or not the peoples un-
der their rule adopt a conciliatory
attitude; the Soviets will continue
their policy of national extermina-
ton by arrests, murders, and de-
portations regardless. 1t. may be
recalled that neutral Lithuania, Lat
via, and Estonia offered no resiS-
tance when the Soviets occupied their
countries in 1910, and the treat
ment they received at the hands of
the Soviets was the same as that
accorded to conquered enemy ma
tions, no different from the methods
used by the Nazis. 1t would seen!
a little futile for the enslaved Bal
tic peoples to adopt a conciliatory
attitude towards the Soviets now,
after six years of suffering under
continued foreign occupation. Be-
sides, adoption of conciliatory at
titude will simply mean acquiescence
of the Baltic countries to their oc-
cupation by Soviet Russia and the
remuneration of their national in
dependence.
The only desire of the Lithuanian
Latvian, and Estonian people is to
rid their countries of foreign occu-
patton and to again become mast
ers in their own home. 1t is diff
dificul to see why any well-informed
American, and especially an Amerl-
can of your stature, should advocate
the theory that the Baltic peoples
should prefer the brutal occupation
of the Soviets to the brutal occupa-
ton of the Nazis.
You offer the plan of creating a
''fringe of international districts"
in these countries. This solution is
unacceptable to the Baltic peoples
and to their friends, for it is tam
tamount to the permanent ami
hilation of the independence of the
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-01-03
ATVYKO Is EUROPOS

Alfonsas Kubilius, Ameriko-
je gimes, Lietuvoje uzauges,
Gruodzio 20 atvyko Amerika
is Vokietijos il atvaziavo
Clevelanda pas savo teva, Po-
villa Kubiliu.
Alfonsas daug nukentejo nuu
bolseviku kai Rusai Lietuva
okupavo, ir nuo naciu; galiaus
gi kai bolsevikai vel atejo Lie
tuva uzgrobti jis laimingai is
truko is raudonuju ir dabar at
vyko Amerikon.
Alfonsas padidino pabegeliu
skaiciu Clevelande, kuriu cia
jau keletas atvaziavo. Jie yra
gyvi liudininkai tu visu ziau-
rumu kokius Dirva apraso, il
kan musu burliokai Stalino
garbintojai nenori tiketi. Bet
kai jiems apsako visus bolSevi-
ku kruvinus darbus tie kurie
patys nuo ju pabego, musu bur-
flokberniai nezino ko griebtis.
Netikintiems butu labai j
sveikata patterns pakliuti j So
vietu okupantu nagus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-01-03
Dear Mrs. Roosevelt:
December %, 1916


December %, 1916
This is to thank you for your
letter of December 16, 1916, regard
ing Displaced Persons and also con-
tanning your comments on the 81.
tuation in the Baltic States.
Your comments on the Baltic
States seem surprising in view of
your recent humane actions in the
United Nations in defense of the
rights of refugees and Displaced
Persons. However, defense of the
rights of these unfortunate people
though in itself a laudable action
is no solution of the Displaced Per-
sons problem. So far all discus
sions and proposals in the United
Nations regarding displaced persons
including the International Refugee
Organization, give no indication at
all that the cause of the refugee
problem has been discussed and
that any efforts have been made
to eliminate the root and cause of
the problem, namely, the hostile
occupation by the Soviet Union Ut
the countries of origin of the re-
fugees. These proposals refuse TO
face the truth that the refugee prob
lem will remain as long as Eastern
European nations, including Lith-
uania, Latvia, and Estonia, are en-
shaved and human rights are denied
to their people.
1t seems regrettable TO me that
your thoughts on the matter, as ex-
pressed in your letter, seem to be
in accord with the above-outlined
point of view. Even more disap-
pointing is the fact that you seem
to justify the present enslavement
of the Baltic States by Soviet Rus
sia You state that the Soviet
Unions primary purpose in occupy
ing the Baltic Estates is to provide
"an arsenal for the protection OF
her own boundaries" When Hitler's
Germany was in existence, this ar
gument might have had some SEM
blance of Justification. Now, when
Germany's military might has been
eliminated, thet question arises: an
arsenal of protection against what!
Surely not tha Western Democra-
cies? 1t seems that Russia's rea!
motives in maFing her boundaries
.westwards regrather for reasons
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-01-03

Baltic countries.
In the name Of freedom loving
Americans of Lithuanian descent
may l repeat that your hope is that
the United States Delegation to the
United Nations will change it's at
titude towards the Displaced Per-
sons problem and will focus its at
tention on the cause of the refugee
phenomenon, instead of concentrat-
ing its attention mainly on the re-
lief and repatriation" of Displaced
Persons. The Displaced Persons are
desirous of returning to their home
land, but not until they are liberat-
ed from foreign occupation. +
Very sincerely yours,
P. J. Zuris
Pres. American Friends OF
Lithuania
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-01-03
11S ZUVO TRAFIKE

Clevelande trafiko nelaimese
per 1916 metus zuvo 11S as
menu, is jig 80 buvo pekstieji
kuriuos automobilistai suvazi-
nejo, per paciu arba per vaziuo-
janciu neatsarguma.
Policija imasi symet naujo
vajaus - peksciuju gyvastims
issaugoti.'
Per Naujus Metus Ohio val
stijoje trafiko nelaimese zuvc
II asmenu, daugiausia del ke-
liu slidumo, mes buvo naujai
prisnige.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-01-03
REIKALE LIETUVIQ SALES
IR A. +. PILIECIU KLUBO

Laikrasciuose. raSoma ir Siaip
7 zmones kalba buk Lietuviu sale
uzvalde zydai ar kitatauciai.
Tai netiesa, ia Waldo Lietuviai
direktoriai (diktatoriukai), ir
tie patys diktatoriukai Waldo
A. L. p Kluba. Tx jie pasam-
de svetimus varyti toki gisetta
IS kurio turi sau biznio.
Tie sales ir klubo diktatoriu-
kai bijosi zmoniu susitikti, jei
nebijotu zmoniu sutikti jie su-
sauktQ klubo susirinkima ir
leistu klubui issirinkti tinka
mus zmones klubo reikalams
vesti. Bet jie to nenori, nes
zinc kad jiems ir items sveti-
miems giseftininkams "aukso
kasyklos" uzsidarytu. Dabar
jie varo bingo kas vakaras A.
J.. Pilieciu Klubo vardu ir is
to gerai naudojasi. Is to buna
ir peho, bet kur tas visas pei
mas eina? Jie sake remia ko-
kia ten kareiviu organizacija,
bet man ir daugeliui kitu teko
klausti musu Lietuviu kareive-
liq ar jie ka gavo, ar dabar
gauna, bet atsakymas: ne. Tai
kas ia kareiviu pelna sunaudo-
ia?
Patartina visiems patriotams
Lletuvlams, ypatingai katali-
kams, sales bendroves serinin-
kams, susirupinti sale ir klubu,
kol nepervelu, kad Stalino ber-
mai ir kit giseftininkai nepaim-
tu Jq ] savo rankas.
1916 metu Sausio serininku
metlniame susirinkime buvo
pakeltas klausimas kan sales
bendroves direktoriai supirki-
neja serus nuo senu serininku
Lietuviu sau, ir parduoda kita-
tauciams. Jie uzsigyne kad iie
svetimiems neparduoda. Betgi
yra zinoma kad tuli kitatau-
eiai turi nusipirke 'po keliasde-
STINT seru; taipgi Lietu1iski
kacapukai Stalino bernai dabar
perka sales bendroves serus ir
rasosi j kluba. Kur jie' visi bu-
vo tada kai mes tvereme sales
bendrove ir steigemes kluba?
Serininkas irs Klubietis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-01-03
December 16, 1916

Dear Mr.. Zuris:
Ihank you for your generous words;
on behalf Of the American Friends
OF Llthuanla regarding my position
on the question Of refugees and dis
placed persons.
In answer to your request for my
comments on the situation in the
Baltic states, | am quite willing TO
express my personal views. 1t is
my opinion that the Soviet Unions
primary purpose in maintaining con-
troll of these countries is to provide
an arsenal for the protection of her
own boundaries. AS the people in
these Baltic countries win Soviet
confidence, as the Soviet Union is
convinced that they or their allies
represent no threat to Soviet secur-
ity, she will adopt more friendly
attitude toward them. This is a
natural reaction among the people
of all European nations who live
in constant terror of invasion by
their neighbors. One possible solu
tion to this problem is 10 create a
fringe of internationalized districts
to divide these countries.
| reiterate that the foregoing rep
resents my own thoughts on the
subject.
Sincerely yours,
Mrs. Franklin d. Roosevelt
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-01-03
STATYS $500 MANU-

Atmetus nenumatytas kllu-
tbs, namu statyba 1947 metals
Clevelando srityje isrodo bus
didele. Kai valdzia pasitrau-
kia nuo kontroles statybos me-
dziagu, ju bus galima gauti, jei
ir brangiau kastuos.
Apskaiciuojama kad siu me-
tn begyje Clevelando srityje
bus pastatyta $500 nauju ma
mu. 1916 metals buvo pasta
tyta arti 1900.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-01-03
$4,000 PORQ APSIVEDE

Pereitas metas buvo gausin-
gas vedybomis Clevelande -
buvo tikrai rekordinis metas,
mes pirma karta miesto istori-
joje isduota apsivedimams lei
dimu del 10000 poru. Tas SUI
dare net 5000 poru daugiau
negu 1941 metals, kuomet bu-
vo skaitoma irgi rekordinis ap-
sivedimo metas, karui praside-
dant, kuomet dauguma poreliu
noreio susiristi prizes issiski-
RANT.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-01-03

OPA Clevelande visai apkar-
pyta, iko tik 8 OPA tarnauto-
jai. Jie uzbaigs visas smulk-
menas ir su Sausio Is baigs
savo darba.
Nuomu ir cukraus tvarkymo
skyrius pasiliks veikti ilgiau,
bet ir is jo paleista 10 nuos.
tarnautoju.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-01-03
DAUG KELIAUJA ORU

Clevelando orlaiviu stotyje
trafikas 1916 metals pasieke
auksciausio rekordo, kuomet j
365 dienas per Cleyelando Air.
porta pravaziavo L2s6,144 pa.
sazieriai j ivairius miestus.
1aip pat per ta meta per 81
Airporta skrido $3.50 lektu-
val - po 80 atskrisdavo kas-
dien ir po 80 islekdavo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-01-03
sc NUzUDYTA 1916 METALS

1916 metals Clevelande buvo
kerstingais budais nuzudyta 6G
asmenys, is ju 13 nudurimu, 43
nusovimu, keturi buvo musimu
uzmusti, ir vienas sumustas il
nudurtas. Daugelio ju nuzu-
dymo priezastys neisaiSkintos.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-01-03
Gaukit Savo kalendoriu

Dirvos ofisas atdaras sio-
kiais vakarais Xxi 8 val.
Ateikit uzsimoketi prenu-
merata, atsiimti sayo 1947 I
Kalendoriu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-01-03
CINE 80 KUDIKIU

Nauju Metu dienoje Cleve-
lando ligoninese gime 80 kudi-
kiu, AZ berniukai ir 80 mergai-
tes. Kick kudikiu gime ma
muose ziniu nesurinkta.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-01-03
SWEATERIAI

SAUSIO IsPARDAVIMAS. Mu-
su retail departments gausite
visokiu styliu ir spalvu vyru,
moteru ir vaiku sweateriu vi
su mieru uz nupigintas kainas.
Atdara kasdien nuo 800 ryto
Xxi SEQ po pietu, sestadieniais
Xxi 400 po pietQ. ra
Sales Room-Antras Aukstas
STONE KNITTING MILLS Co.
$500 Stanton Avenue
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-01-03
NAUJAS GUBERNATORIUS

NAUJAS UUBENTN n 1UNIUS
Naujas isrinktas Republiko-
mas Ohio gubernatorius Tho
mas Herbert uzims savo vieta
Sausio 13. Jis iseiles bus S.
tas sios valstijos gubernatorius.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-01-03
NJ Trim Al

zEMAITAIT'IS Jokubas, 48 m.
(naslys), nuo 14414 West
ropp ave-, mire Gruodzio 20 d.,
palaidotas Gruod. "a, Kalvari-
jos kapinese. Pamaldos atsibu-
vo naujos parapijos baznycio-
je. Like sesuo, Katre Klibins-
kas, Battle Creek, Mich.
UNGAILA Agnes, 60 m., nuo
1880 E. 26 St., mire Gruod.
20, palaidota Kalvarijos kapi-
nese Sausio 2; pamaldos atsi-
buvo sv. Jurgio baznycioje.
Liko vyras, julius, 3 ,sunai:
Walter, Edward, julius, dukte
Mrs. Anna Peculaitis; brolis
Antanas Sarafinas.
siQ dvieju laidojime pasitar-
navo laidotuviu direktore Del
la Jakubs. ..a
Evening star., 1947-12-01
Three Persons in Hospitals
After Week End Stabbinqs

Three persons were in hospitals
today as a result of stabbings over
the week end.
Randall Hirst, Al, of 2403 Penn
sylvania avenue NV. was in good
condition at Emergency Hospital
after teing stabbed in the chest with
an ice pick early yesterday near
Washington Circle. Police said the
asSailant was an unidentified man.
Mrs. Louise Shaw, 80, colored, AT
K street NV, was in favorable con-
dition at Casualty Hospital after
being stabbed in the back with a
screwdriver during a quarrel in her
home.
Also in favorable condition at
Evening star., 1947-12-01
Baptist Pastor Chosen
As Chairman Of Fund
For Racial Good Will

The Rev. ]. L. Henry, pastor Of
the Temple Baptist Church, Tenth
and N streets NV, was made chair
man Of the National Racial Good
will Fund at a meeting of 900 per-
sons yesterday at the church.
The organization, under auspices
of the National Negro Council, is
to raise 81 ,000, 900 in the name of the
million Negro veterans OF World
War II to promote educational
work and radio breakfasts for bet
ter racial understanding.
The fund was established as a
result of the burning of two Negro
churches and one school in Logan
vile, Walton County. Ga, which
was reported yesterday by the AS
ISOLATED Press.
To restore order and Negro rights
In Walton County, the council urged
in a telegram to President Truman
yesterday that troops be sent to the
area.
Military force to guarantee rights
Of worship and afford safety to the
Negroes of the county was asked
by the council in the name Of the
13,000,0 900 Negro Americans, and also
by Bishop William Fountain, At
lanta, senior bishop of the African
Methodist Episcopal Church, and
DR.. D. V. Jemison, Selma, Alabama,
president of the National Baptist
Convention.
The telegram further urged the
President to call upon all citizens
to contribute to a racial goodwill
fund to rebuild the three buildings
which have been burned within the
month.
Commenting on the burning,
Mayor c. H. Byrd Of Loganville
said Saturday that although the
buildings were burned Intentionally,
he attributed the arson not to
whites, but to fueding Negro fac
tions. Walton County was the
locale Of a shooting of four Negroes
by masked whites on July Is. 1946.
The crime was never solved . and
investigation was suspended year
later.
Evening star., 1947-12-01

Casualty Hospital was Lewis E
Spriggs. 26, colored, 723 Second
street S.W., with stab wounds in the
chest. He was one of three by
ISLANDERS injured in an alteration
involving unidentified persons in
the 500 block of New Jersey avenue
NV. early yesterday, police said,
Treated for injuries and released
were Aubrey Brown, IS, of the 170o
block Of Second street S.W., and
Clara Morgan, 10, of 715 Second
street S.W., both. colored.
Evening star., 1947-12-01

Willkie plans to mobilize American
women behind the Marshall plan.
Other members of the Executive
Committee are Dean Acheson, Win
throp w. Aldrich, Frank Altschul,
James B. Carey, Allen w. Dulles,
Clark NJ Eichelberger, William
Evening star., 1947-12-01
MRS. WiIIkie to Direct
Women for Europe Aid

Mrs, Wendell Willkie will head the
women's division of the National
Committee for the Marshall Plan
to Aid European Recovery. accord
ing to Robert P. Patterson, Execu-
tive Committee chairman. Mrs.
Evening star., 1947-12-01
How Dr.. Edwards HeIps
Constituted Folks!

For years Dr.. Edwards relieved
patients bothered by constipation
with his famous DR.. Edwards Olive
Tablets-now sold by all drugstores.
Olive Tablets are mild, gentle but
oh-so thorough! Olive Tablets act
on BOTH upper and lower bowels to
produce more natural-Eike move
ments. No gripping. Just complete
satisfaction. Buy today! Isl, 30t.
Evening star., 1947-12-01

Emerson, Herbert Feis, Alger Hiss
Herbert H. Lehman. Frederick C.
Mckee, Hugh Moore, Arthur w
Page, Philip D. Reed and Herbert
Bayard Swope.
Arizona sun., 1947-07-25
LYNN CHAMBERS MENU
Braised Lamb Steaks
Parsleyed Potatoes
Green Beans
Carrot-Raisin Slaw
Biscuits and Honey
Fresh Cherry Pie Beverage

different class from non-acid vege-
.ables such as peas. beans, corn,
etc. \
Some questions always come up
concerning particular vegetables
during canning time. Typical
queries are these, and here are the
answers:
What causes clOudiness in canned
peas? This may be caused by in
sufficient cooking or some mineral
in the water used for canning. Prop
er pre-cooking or soft, distilled wa
ter eliminates the cloudiness.
How high shall l pack vegetables?
Pack them to within IL inch of the
top of the jar, except peas, lima
beans and corn, which are packed
to within one inch of the top to
allow for extra expansion.
What causes corn to turn brown in
the can? Most often this is due to
Arizona sun., 1947-07-25
MILLION ACRES SOYBEANS
USED FOR MARGARINE

A report just issued by V. L. Lea
of the Commodity Economic Re-
search Department, covering in
tensive surveys in four leading soy
bean producing states, shows that
in 1945 the total acreage of 1884,
727 was needed to produce the soy
beans used for the manufacture of
margarine. This is an increase
over 1886 of over 100000 acres.
The report also shows that in 1945
soybean oil used in the manufac-
ture of margarine amounted to
approximately 2O6, ,643, 900 pounds.
(Adv.)