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The Omaha guide., 1948-06-05

is seeing another girl also. He
IS playing the field right now
and is not goig tho settle down
with any one girl friend in par
ticular. Don't build your hopes
up around him.
PR received your Guide
and | have been greatly up
lifted by it. | have read it from
cover to cover, and when | am
low in spirit or have had my
feelings hurt, l go back and
read it over and over and over
again and it really makes me
feel better and gives me more
courage. l wish to know if my
attitude toward my riend was
the reason for us failing to
get along and was | unfair?
Ans.-I am glad that you
7 have found inspiration from
my Guide. You were not at all
unfair in the decision you made
in regards to your friend. He
showed a decided selfish in
terest in you and you were
wise to take the stand that you
did, There will be a new TO
nance for you this summer
Of a more serious nature.
J.B.J.-I am planning to
change jobs in a few weeks.
do not want to make my pres
ent employer mad and yet |
do not know what to- do about
it as the new job Offers me a
much better salary. Advise
me pleace.
Ans.-lnform your present
employer Of your plan to
change jobs. Give at least two
weeks notice. Let her know
ithat you are leaving her en-
| ploy for a job paying a better
salary. That will give her an
] opportunity to match your po-
tentlal salary or get someone
else to do her work.
The Omaha guide., 1948-06-05
HE SHOULD LEAVE

Walter Winchell, who has cast some pretty important
atomically-worded bombs into the hideous camp Of bigotery
saws Of the Governor Of Mississippi:
"Mississippis Governor Wright yammers that those who
oppose racial segregation should leave that state. It'd be
better if that upholder of bigotry would would leave the
United States"
We are in complete agreement with Mr. Winchel1, only
we are wondering what country would have Mr.. Wright.
The Omaha guide., 1948-06-05

If you don't have bunny cookie
cutters, its easy to make card.
board curouts ana outline the fon.
dant shapes with a knife. A few
drops of vegetable coloring will pro-
vide rainbow hued fondant eggs.
School age children will enjoy easy
card games like Touring or Pit. For
the kindergartners, you might try a
Magic Doll set and let each child
cut out and fit a dress; a specially
prepared texture will make each
dress adhere mysteriously to the
dolls figure and achieve a perfect
fit. OF course, hunting for Easter
eggs will appeal to all ages; and
you can always use the eggs for a
supper dish later on.
The Omaha guide., 1948-06-05

Worlds Heavyweight Cha
mplon Joe Louis says Army
service gave him cofidence he
never did have before. Wonder
what stuff was he did have
atomic energy? Whatever it
was, we'll take a dram OF it
to hold us until we can get a
bushel Of confidence. The
sum Of $1l.20 amt hay, bro
Their, but that is what it costs
to produce a ton Of alfalfa. We
mean the kind of alfalfa you
feed to cattle and not that
you scrape off your chin with
a razor blade the Junior used
yesterday to sharpen pencils.
The Omaha guide., 1948-06-05

EDITORS Nots:- Submit your problems for publication to Able
WALLACE. in care of this newspaper. Give your full name. adj
dress and birthdate. For a private reply" send Able a stamped
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sLEssoNs FOR HAPPIER Lying Your letter VIII be treated
sonftdentially. Send IS cents in coin. stamps o r money order.
ADDRESS lsttsr to: The iRBE' WALLACE Service. IN care Of
The Omaha guide., 1948-06-05

R.L.T.-I have a very nice
girl friend. She gave me an ex-
pensive gift on my birthday
and at Christmas time. She
tells me she is going to stick
with me. | am nice to her too.
| am eleven years older tha
she is but l love her. Recently
she did. What do you think?
Ans.-The young lady is
she has stopped calling me like
very fond of you but she isn't
the type to play second fid-
die" to any other girl. The
only way you can hold her in
terest is to sever your relation
ship with this other girl friend
with whom you have been run
ming around with here of late
You're not too old or her. fBut
she has no intentions of wait
ing indefinitely for you tc
make up your mind.
The Omaha guide., 1948-06-05
AUTO CLUB ACTION
HAILED BY A

New York, May 20th-The
strong stand against racial dis
elimination taken by the Auto
mobile Club of New York was
commended this week by Mrs.
Ruby Hurley, NAACP youth
secretary, in a letter to the clu
BIS president. William J. Gotli-
eb.
The Automobile Club cancel
led the trip to Washington, D.
c. which it had planned for 81
School Safety Patrol Boys,
when it discovered that the
boys would not be able to Wis
it the city together, owning to
Washington's segregation re-
gulations. The group included
five colored lads. In her letter
to Mr.. Gotlieb, Mrs. Hurley
stated: "You have focused at
tentlon once more on a situat-
ion which should be the con
Germ of every American. On be-
half Of the youth division Of
the National Association for
the Advancement Of Colored
People, representing hundreds
0 young people in New York
City and thousands more in Of
her parts o the country. l com
mend you and offer you their
expressions of appreciation
The Omaha guide., 1948-06-05

en- .-I have a cafe bust
ness. l have been thinking OF
selling out and making a
if this would be advisable? ]
have several prospects.
The Omaha guide., 1948-06-05

Ans.-Let your business 60
while you have the opportun-
ity. All of your prospects are
eager to own this business
you won't have any difficulty
getting your price. The change
you contemplate will net you
a lot of happiness.
The Omaha guide., 1948-06-05

D.S.-I love a fellow who |
believe loves me too. Because
| cit l had nothing to lose, I
asked him a vital question.
He did just the opposite. I
need him an awful lot but de-
cided | should stay away and
give him all the time he. needs
He says I'm his inspiration in
life.
Ans.-You inspire him per-
haps, but not enough, as he
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Engineer at Pullman in our file:
and also a mimeo on handy
welding job for holding materials
If you are interested, drop in al
the Office and get a copy.
The Extension Engineer tells Us
that farmers should be just as
careful in buying arc welders as
they are in buying automobiles.
They should get all the informa-
ton possible before buying one.
At any rate, buy only farm arc
welders for farm use, not the in
dustrial type.
The Extension office in Prosser
now has a telephone. The num-
Der is Prosser 1885.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-05-27
WINGED Form Of Green Peach Aphid
Found miqratinq 10 Potato PAINTINGS

This vegetble insect and dis
ease information was prepared
by the County Extension Service
in cooperation with the U. s.
Bureau Of Entomology and
Plant quarantine and the State
Department Of Agricultural
Investigations made in potato
fields during the past week re-
vealed that the green peach aphid
in winged form is migrating to po.
tato paintings. Partially grown
young were also found where they
had been deposited by winged fe.
males. "@ .~#.. - 80 Il
. AS it is generally suspected by
plant pathologists that aphids are
the spreader of the virus leaf roll
which has been SO devastating tc
Yakima valley potatoes, particu.
larly the Melted Gem, aphids
should be controlled in an effort
to reduce leaf roll infection to a
minimum. 7ss- .a...-z-. ~
In order to control aphids, dusts
should be applied early. After
large populations build up as was
the case in many fields last year,
control was extremely. difficult il
not impossible. AS result, after
the early potatoes were harvested
the remaining aphids migrated to
late potatoes in enormous num-
bers causing severe losses.
In an effort to determine wheth-
er controlling aphids will reduce
the spread of ear foil in the field
all growers are urged to follow a
regular busting schedule this sea-
son. If such a program is not
participated in by all growers OF
course the reults will be negative.
In early potatoes a continuous
infestation of aphids may reduce
the yield to an extent that would
more than Offset the cost of dust
ing program.
The second application of S per
cent DOT dust at the rate of 20
pounds per acre which is recon-
mended to be applied beginning
May rs may be considered COM
bination dust for the control of
both aphis and flea beetles as 10
days has elapsed since the first
busting was recommended for the
control of fleabeetles.
AS tomato seedlings appear or
as transplants are set out growers
should carefully examine them
for the presence of flea beetles as
this insect in sufficient numbers
will seriously injure the plant and
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-05-27
Beetles Inljuring
Asparagus Crops
M Lower Valley

Asparagus beetles are emerging
in large numbers in some of the
lower valley asparagus fields, said
John Keene, Associate, Extension
Agent in Z Yakima county this
week. e Is (
Beetles should be controlled as
soon as they make their appear
ance in order to avoid damage
and cullage in harvested aspara-
gus spears. The adult beetle does
some damage by feeding in the
tips of new spears, however this
damage does not seem nearly az
important as eliminating the beet
lie to prevent its depositing eggs
on the asparagus stems. s
Where eggs. are deposited on
the stems they cannot be washed
off or otherwise economically re-
moved, which results in the GULL
ing of air spears bearing eggs.
This cullage has been reported as
high as 80 per cent in. some lots.
In order to void poison residue
0.75 per cent rotenone dust should
be applied at the rate of Is pounds
per acre where ground equip
ment is used and 80 to IS pounds
per acre where airplane applca-,
tons are made.
After havest when the as.
paragus is allowed to 60 to ferns
DOT dust will be suggested this
year in place of arsenic or flour
inc compounds which are suspect.
ed Of causing heavy losses to bees
gathering nectar and pollen from,
the asparagus bloom.
Application should be repeated
as often as populations of aspara-
gus BEETLES reapear. -. N. (.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-05-27

onstrated the advantage of the
new farm arc weldlrs.
Most anyone can use them
People who had never done weld
ing before learned how to arc
weld in just a few minutes. They
were surprised at how easily they
could successfully weld pieces OF
metal with this new type of arc
welder.
We have a few arc welding bull
letins put out by the Extension
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can actually kill il. .a.-. ~.
The tuber flea beetle can com
pete its life cycle on tomato plant:
and large populations can builo
|, up where it was not controlled
the previous season.
Seventy-five hundredths pei
cent rotenone, 80 to 35 per cent
cryolite may be used at the rate
of Is pounds per acre on toma-
toes. If DOT is used, care should
be taken not to apply too much
as DOT may injure tomato plants,
Two applications at 10 to IL day
intervals should control flea
beetles on tomatoes. "..-
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County Agents Column,
~ C. + WEBSTER. Aetns County Extension Agent

\ I do not think that I need re-
mind the readers of papers in thu
lower Yakima valley about the Sc
rious effects of the frost which
we had the latter part of April
During this week I have beer
checking up on localities to fine
out just how serious the frost was
and the amount of damage. The
evidence that I have been able te
get hold Of sums up somewha,
like this:
In the Prosser area the yield OF
apricots will be about 800 of last
year, cherries and peaches about
50%. No one was willing to pre-
dict how serious the frost had
been on asparagus fields.
In the Benton City area there
is little evidence of frost damage
On any of the soft fruit farms
which contacted. There is some
drop among cherries which may
be a secondary result of the frost.
The asparagus in the Benton City
area is now approaching or just
past the peak of production and
when comparing with other years,
indications are that the crops will
be cut from $50 to 40%. tE1,'
In the Kennewick area indica-
tons are that very little damage
was done by the cold snap Of last
April. '
Few people realize that we are
passing through an evolution in
national and family income. Sal
aries continue high, but money
isn't everything in this world.
Money won't buy health. Our soil
is one of our greatest resources.
Worn out soils produce small
yields of grain with minimum food
value which is consumed by live
stock and humans. Mineral-rich
soil and modern systems of farm
ing give larger yields of the most
nutritious grains. Cattle fed on
pasture on poor soil are runty and
produce a low grade of beef and
are improbable from a dairy
standpoint.
Balanced farming with the pro-
per application of fertilizers and
soil improving crops produces
cattle that have nourishing flesh.
If these facts are true with
plants and animals, are they not
also true with humans? Serious
malnutrition is often noted in
areas which have low production
and out of date farming methods.
In other words, healthy, happy
youngsters properly fed are di-
rectly associated with highly pro-
ductive soils. Fertile soil is the
first essential of productive farm
ing. Soil, when it Is abused
through poor irrigation and UNI
wise practices such as growing the
same crop year after year, over
grazing and failure to supply pro-
per foods, produces undernourish-
ed people. r.
Farmers, although they may
not have a crop on their fruit
trees this year should be ever
mindful Of a good fertilizer pro-
gram with good farming practices.
Every farmer is interested In
repairing farm equipment. Some
farmers know how to successfully
weld pieces of metal in their farm
forge. When they do weld in
their forge, often their iron is
either too cold or too hot so they
don't get a very good weld.
Very recently, new type farm
welders have been placed on the
market. Use an electric arc and
coated electrodes for welding. A
lot of folks think this is very hard
to do, but not too long ago, arc
welding schools were held in Ken
newick and Prosser. These dem
Evening star., 1948-09-24

ats pretty tough when drivers
legislats drivers. II you ask
them, you win never get agree
ment," he asserted. He sug-
gested q board made up Of for
mer Gold Cup drivers and others
with knowledge Of these boats.
Contrary to scuttlebutt that he
may be finished with racing, 1t
can be stated that Lombardo is
In it to stay. Tempo Is now being
rebuilt at the Maresca Bros plant
In Freeport, L. I. A new Allison
airplane engine-yep, one OF
those things with too much
horsepower-will be installed.
Next winter, he'll be racing on
the Florida citrus circuit and
may, go out to Salton Sea, Calf.
The latter can mean only one
thing-he's making another try
at Gar Woods American mile
record of 124.915 miles per hour.
It looks as tnougn the Lonn-
bardo family and his orchestra
will have to 60 back to finger
biting again in not so many
months. M. L., jr.
Evening star., 1948-09-24
With Bill Leeteh

breaking pretty well UP in the Po-
tomac for the last fortnight-not
too large, but many roaster-size fish
among them. Most productive area
has been around Whites Point.
There have been plenty Of pansize
rockfiSh, trout and blues on top all
down the western shore from An
napolis to Point Lookout. Bottom
fishing in many instances has been
more productive than trolling.
Hunters, especially those planning
trips for deer and other big game
should check their ammunition
stocks att this time and make sure
they have ample for their needs
Rifle ammunition is going to be
plenty scarce this fall. The same
applies to only little less extent
with shotgun shells. And the cost
of all ammunition is not only high,
but almost prohibitive for some
branches of sport, such as crow
shooting. The shortage Of lead is
largely to blame, according to re-
ports.
With the advent of colder, weather