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compete with Republicans to be
the conservative party will surely
die.
2. Senator O'Mahoney is a fight
er of breadth and experience who
will be far more formidable In
the clinches than the easy-going
Senator Mcfarland. The Fair
Dealers point out that the Re-
publicans have the bit in their
teeth, are headed for the 1852
stable and will be tough oppo-
nentS.
Mcfarland Liked.
A warm liking for Senator Nc
Farland personally is stressed by
all the conferees. Several pri-
vately express the opinion that he
cannot by reason of temperament
or past alliances be sufficiently
independent of such astute sup
porters as Senator Russell of
Georgia. The last refers to an
exchange Of Southern
support for the Central Arizona
project and Arizona support Of
the South's fight on civil rights.
President Truman has been ap-
preached about the matter. His
reaction was that election of
leader Is not his province
and that in view of world condi-
tons, 1t ought not to be necessary
for him to counsel the Democrats
to seek unity on Senate problems.
The President nonetheless has
a good deal at stake and his
empyrean attitude does not con-
ceal the fact that the staff work
Of his political aides. who are
rather handsomely paid to be in
telligent about such matters,
leaves a good deal to be desired.
The morning after the cleo
ton, the fact that some such
contest might arise must have
been perfectly apparent to Ma
tional Chairman Boyle ($36, 900
a year,, White House Admins
trative Assistant Donald Dawson,
whose job is patronage, Appoint
ment Secretary Matt Connolly and
others. The political tracks of.
these gentlemen are all over the
Capitol on matters in which they
choose to interest themselves.
But they dragged their feet and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-12-15

bliss as we were to our morning
coffee. To think that this mar
riage, which gave every promise of
lasting a full two years, has gone
on the rocks in such a short time |!
But on the brighter side, wasn't
your heart lifted to the very clouds
by the pictures of the Duke and
Duchess of Windsor a-necking on
TIE deck Of the Queen Elizabeth
wilc1 she docked in New York re-
cent. thereby putting an end to
the rurlor that they had grown
tired of travelling half a million
miles a year together.
I must say, though, that the
Duke, judging by the pictures of
the royal smack, is a second-rate
kisser. The average 19-year-
old soda jerk or high school full
back can outkiss his Royal High
ness from here to yonder.
What the Duke lacks is early
training in the now long for
gotten rumble seat. Speaking
Of rumble seats, do any of you
middle-aged folk remember double
dates and how the other fellow
tried to get you to drive so he
could have the dear, wind-swept
privacy of the rumble seat. t.
I have had boys trust me at the
wheels of their fathers cars when
it was even money that I would
plunge over the first cliff or steer
into the nearest tree.
Sleep, Blow-by- Blow.
Why are people who have hard
time going to sleep proud of it?
You never hear men who go
to sleep as soon as their heads
hit the pillow talking about this
knack. {. 1t is those of us who
toss and roll and smoke another
cigarette and turn on the light to
read another chapter, who talk
about it all the time. We
clutter up interesting converse
ton by insisting on giving blow
by-blow description of what hap
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-12-15

hand, have you ever heard of a
46-year-old Western Union mes
senger being thought of or refer
red to as young? . The same
gees for baseball players. truck
drivers, newspaper columnists, and
fireman Yet, in my book, As
is IS The years are there,
brother, whether you're sitting be-
hind a mahogany desk or tooling
a truck and trailer down No. /
highway.
Like Morning Coffee.
I am quite sure that the entire
reading public of the United States
is heartbroken over the rift be-
tween Liz and Nicky, meaning the
beauteous gal who Tilted Glenn
Davis in favor of a boy whose
papa owns mess Of hotels e.
Most Of us Americans had become
as accustomed to stories and pic
lures of Liz and Nicky's welded
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-12-15

dtOT EIuSSI w .
Mcfarland Of
A ri on a, the
choice of a con-
sentative bloc.
mostly South
erners, cite two
reasons:
/. A Demo-
CIR a tic party
that stays liber-
al may ulCCb
with setbacks
but will surely
survive; a DEM
ocratic p ar t Y
&Lo% An.@~ -
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kind of job he
has. It's a
fact, but why?
Let a man
b e com e tn e
president of a
bank or Of a
university, or a
three-star gen.
eral, at the age
of as or there
a b gu t S, and
he'll invariably
be referred to
in prin t as
young.
~ H. -LI
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wednesday a t
the w h i t e
House to dis
cuss the dec
laration of a
national emer-
gency.
After listen
ing to the pres
entation. based
on official in
telligence re-
ports, some of
t h ose present
held the belief
that a mere
80 s ycholOgical
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-12-15

the S e on d
World War pc
Rod and since,
to bring about
C orp or a til on
mergers t h a t
have lod g e d
on troll of
American bust
ness and indus
try in fewer
an d fe W e r
hands.
While h ! S
action com e S
late, almost too
Ia&o ~o,,or%Lo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-12-15
By Constantine Brown

President Truman presented a
gloomy picture of the interna-
tional situation to the 20 Con-
greSSmen who gathered last
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-12-15
By Thomas L. Stokes

Congress at long last has closed
up loophole in the Clayton anti
trust act which has too-l I'd,
notably during the 1o20s and in
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-09-07

Visuose SLA vadovybes pra-
nesimuose buvo skundziamasi,
kad Tevyne apsunkina Lesu Fon-
da. Puslapiuose 81 ir SO pereitu
metu jos islaidos yra minimos
$17,588.88. lido globejai mini
islaidas - tik $15,088.
88. Tas $2.5OO.O0 skirtumas Sc
kretoriaus Tevynei yra pridetas
uz "nuoma, sviesa, apdrauda
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-09-07

ETC." Sta apskrita suma yra pri-
deta, atrodo, paties sekretoriaus
us akies''. Bet tue remnants yra
skaiciuojama, kad Tevyne per
tuos metus yra "suvalgiusi' flei
maziau nei daugiau kaip $6,765.
76 (1O1 pusl. nurodyta per klai-
da 20 doleriu daugiau).
Kaip tas nuostolis susidaro ?
Deja, apyskaita yra taip suda-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-09-07
1880 n rugsso Z a. = NJ: s6
SLA PROBLEMOS

ryta, kad jocks Saliamonas to
negaletq surasti. Pajamos, kaip
jau buvo mineta, buvo $1O,688.
IL. Bet apyskaitose, matyti, dar
prie Tevynes pajamu priskaity-
ia ir 135 doleriai gauti uz spau-
dos darbus, nes kitose apyskai-
tos vietose gall matyti pajamas,
nurodytas $1O,883.12. Bet kaip
susidaro islaidos?
Apyskaitoje nurodyta "Tevy-
mes leidimo lesos' $7,943.88. (56
pusl. simtajame pusl. sekretorius
sake, kad vien tik uz Tevynes
popieri ir spausdinima (be SUI
rinkimo ir sudejimo j puslapius)
dabar moka po $153 uz numeri.
(Musu ziniomis, tai beveik dvi-
gubai brangiau, negu turetu bu-
ii - " So numerius beveik
ir iseina visa pirma paminetoji
suma. Vadinasi cia ne Tevynes
leidimo, o tik jos spausdinimo ir
popierio islaidos. lido globeju
pranesime (142 p.) taip ir pa
rasyta salia sitos sumos - "Te-
vynes spausdinimas'.
Toliau turime kita suma -
81, ,145.OO. Sekretorius tai vadi-
ma "Algos spaustuves darbinin-
ku' (55 p.), o lido globejai -
"Redaktoriaus ir darb. algos"
(142 p.). lido globejai daugiau
Tevynes islaidq nepamini, o SEX
retorius pastabeleje ga p.) pri-
deda dar minetus $2,500.00.
Nors niekur aiskiai nepasa-
kyta, bet susidaro ispudis, kad
Tevyne spausdinama ne nuosa-
vol spaustuvej (kadangi "pre-
sas per pavalnas"), o kitur. Tai
gi spausdinamoji masina stow
arba visai nenaudojama, arba
naudojama tik SLA organizaci-
jos reikalams ar, gal but, uzsa-
kymams is Sales atlikti. Todel
uz ta vieta, kuria uzima spausdi- !
namoji masina, nuoma Tevynei
neturetq butt skaitoma. Tevy-
mes reikalams daugiausiai tar
nauja linotipas ir kai kurie kiti
irengimai. Redakcijos kampelis
SLA namuose labai kuklus. "
tokia vieta skaityti daugiau kaip
so doleriu per menesi, rodos, vi
siskai nepritiktu, ypac, kad limo
tipa juk ne vien gi Tevynes rel
kalams naudoja. Toliau ] ia pus-
trecio tukstancio, tur but, JENA
paste ir ekspedicijos islaidos.
Bendroje apyskaitoje nurodyta
paste, ekspedicijos, telefono ir
TELEGRAPH islaidu $1,613.98. At
rodo, kad Tevynes saskaiton is
to nebutQ galima skirt daugiau
kaip S1,100.00, likusius $4,000
paliekant didziules SLA organi-
zacijos paste, telefono ir tele-
grafo islaidoms. Tevynes turto
apdraudimui, atrodo, uztenka per
metus apie 25-3O doleriu. Elek-
tros ir gaso islaidos = apie 100
12O doleriq per metus. Tad siq
papildomu islaidQ, regis, butu
galina priskaityti vos Xxi 1880
doleriu. Sekretorius uzkrove Te-
vynei $50 daugiau.
Bet tai dar ne viskas. Tevynes
redaktorius sakosi, kad jis Te-
vyne pats ir surenkas, tik kick
padedant kitam darbininkui. 0
Tevynes saskaitoje yra irasyta
ir visa antrO spaustuves darbi-
ninko alga, kuria nesunku APP
skaiciuoti, atemus is abieju al
gu sumos zinoma redaktoriaus
alga $4,000. Darbininkui iseina
3,345 doleriai. o ka gi jis Tevy-
nei dirba, jeigu redaktorius vie
mas beveik viska padaro Cir tai
gall padaryti nepervargdamas) +?
Atsakymas cia gall butt tik
vienas - jis dirba susivienijimo
spaudos darbus. Tevyne per me-
tus is spaudos darby turejo tik
1876 dolerius. Tai nedideli darbai
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-01-27
P~odkarpatska Rus -
nedeIitelna cast CSR.

Washington, D. c.. = Prvn1
cesky zahranicnf odboj, vede-
ny "a prvnf sv6tove valky, mel
We SVEN programu i politicke
osvobozenf Podkarpatskych Ru
sd v ramci Ceskslovenske repu-
bliky. V tonic 1silf op1ral Sc
tez 0 mravnf, politickou a hmot-
nou podporu Podkarpatskych
Rust v USA jake legitimn1ch
pfedstavitel1 zotroceneho a u
mlceneho naroda donna.
Pc r~ozpadnut1 rakousko-
uherske monarchie stala sc
Podkarpatska Rus, v dohode S
Will naroda donna, nerozlucnou
castf Ceskoslovenske republiky.
Tento stav byl wat ma vedoml
i m1rovou konferencf v PaT1zi v
r. 1919 a zahrnut do m1rovych
smluv, a konecne potvrzen i u
stavou Ceskoslovenske republi-
ky z r. 1920. Tim byl osud Pod
karpatske Rusi mezinarodne i
vnitrostatne definitivne upra-
ven.
Je proto nutno Sc vs1 rozhod-
nost1 odmftnout historicky ne
pravdivy a politely tendencn1
MAJOR = ma pTfklad csl. komu-
nistickeho ministra zahranic-
mich vec1 DIR. vi. Clementise,
pfedneseny ma poslednfm Ease
dani Spojenych narodG = re
Podkarpatska Rus tvofila 1ze-
mi, ktere bylo Ceskoslovenske
republice dano pouze do svere-
necke spravy.
Uzemni zmeny v letech 1888
1916, ktere Sc tykaly Podkar-
patske Rust, vyplynuly z mni-
chovske dohody z r. 1888, z fax
tickeho okupovan1 Madarskem
roce 1889, Sovetskym svazem
vr. 1914, jakoz i z csl. sovetske
dohody z r. 1915, staly Sc vsak
bez dohody s Podkarpatskymi
Rusy a bez svobodne projeve-
neho souhlasu pT1slusnych u
stavnich cinitel1 Ceskosloven-
ske republiky. Vsechny tyto
ciny byly vynuceny, dely Sc v
rozporu S mezinarodn1m pra-
vem a platnym csl. vnitrostat-
MIN poTadkem, jsou tedy neza-
konne. neplatne a nezavazne.
Podkarpatska Rus je a zG-
stava neodelitelnou soucast1 &C.
skoslovenske republiky. Rada
svobodneho Ceskoslovenska Sc
plnym pravem domaha i~osvo-
bozeni Podkarpatske Rust a k
tomu 1celu sdruzuje Podkar-
patske Rusy We sve organised.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-01-27
Ma vychode Ameriky je dosud
mnoho IndianI.


Washington, D. C.-V We zpra-
We o situaci americkych India
MI, kterou vypracoval DIR. Gil
bert pro znamy americky We
decky 1stav Smithsonian Insti-
tute, Sc pravf, re temer We vsech
statech ma vychode Ameriky Ii
il jeste Indiani. - Vetsina a.
merickych Indian1 ovsem zije
ma zapade a ma jihozapade,
kde jejich pomer k celkovemu
poctu obyvatelstva je dosti
znacny.
We state New York ziji cleno-
We kmene Iroquois, v Severni
Karoline prfslusnfci kmene Che
rokee a ma Floride Seminolove.
Tyto skupiny mali urcitou kme-
novou samospravu a snazf sc
zachovat do urcite miry svou
rasovou cistotu, ale z vetsi cas-
tt Sc nynf zenf S belochy i S Ger
nochy. Nejvetsi pocet cisto-
krevnych Indiand ma vychod-
MIN pobrezf Spojenych Statd
zije V Severn1 Karoline, kde
itch je asi $1,000. We state
New York je celkem 1000 Indi-
AMI, z nichz pet set zije v pred
mestf Brooklyne.
Hospodarske postaveni Indi-
anu We vychodnfch statech A
meriky je poole zpravy dokto-
ra Gilberta pomerne mike, ale
pocet kvalifikovanych delnikG
a 1spesnych zemedelcn v je-
jich radach rosie.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-01-27

Lidske srdce bile skoro 81
million KRAFT "a rOk.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-01-27
Plany ma. evropskou menovou
uni schvaleny.

PaT1z. - Evropska organi-
SAGE pro hospodarskou spolu-
praci, ktera take doz1ra ma pro-
vadenl Marshallova planu v E.
vrope schvalila predbezne pla-
ny ma zTlzenf menove a clear
ingove evropske unie.
Plany must jeste byt schva-
leny ministry finance z1castne-
nych zem1, coz sc ocekava kon-
sem tohoto mesice. Tim Sc O.
snova stane zavaznou pro jed
notlive zeme, ktere menovou u
nil pax uskutecn1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-01-27
Britske nakupy v Rusku jsou
odsuzovany v KanadS.

Saint John, B. C. - Kanad-
sky senator Neil Mclean Eau.
tocil ma anglickou vladu, re ne
Drihllzf k zajmGm Kanady
kdyz cinf tax velke nakupy v
Rusku a jinych komunistic-
kych statech.
Jak senator Mclean tvrdil,
isou anglicke vymluvy ma ne
dostatek dolarG liche, kdyz ma
Angle We SVEN drzeni jeste vel
Ike hodnoty. ktere by mohla pre-
menit ma dolary, kdyby chtela,
tax Angle drzf ma priklad ka-
nadske statnl ukladaci papiry
v hodnote jednoho a ~trictvrte
bilionu dolarI.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-01-27
Manzelska aritmetika.

ManZeISka afItmetIKa.
Pan Schonbaum a pan Ingl-
sohn sc bavili rozhovorem O
svych zenach. Pan Schonbaum
povfda:
ia a mole PAM jsme vzdy
"a jedno."
Inglsohn: ga a mole PAM
isme vzdy Ia deset."
Schonbaum: "Jak to-"
Inglsohn: "Ona jest jednou
a ia nulou."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-01-27

Ma venkove u vody, kdyz sc
v kamnech dlouho nepece, trou-
ba rada zarezav1. Namocte VIII
XIV hadrik do amonia a nechte
v uzavTene trouble do rama. Rec
Sc odloupa a niue Sc pax jen
vymest.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-01-27
ZahOnek HumOru.
Povdecny zebrak.

Ma berlinske ulici stall zebrak
S kloboukem v ruce, ma nemz
mel pripevnenu cedulku S ma.
pisem: "Od-zidG penlze nebe
ru!"
Penizky i penfze pc cely der
paddy do umasteneho klobou.
ku zebrakova. Kdyz Sc k We.
ceru chystal ma cestu k domo.
WI. rozradostnen mad 1spechen
sve myslenky, prisel k nemr
maly zidacek. Chvejfc1m hla.
sem pravf k zebrakovi:
"Neprijal byste ode mne
marku?"
"Ovsem re prijmu!" pravi
zebrak a prijfmaje penfz fekl
ga jsem take lid"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-01-27
Nelekavy.

Mattel hotelu: "Vy Sc Cd
tud nehnete, dokud nezaplati-
tie do p~oslednfho centu."
Host( ktery nema penfze) :
"Jenom mi to dejte pisemne, a
ia yam tn zustanu do smrti."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-01-27
Mluvil pravdu.

Softer Krouzflka byl u SOU
du, ponevadz zpGsobil srazku
S vlakem.
Soudce Sc ptal: "M6l jste
svetla?"
"Jiste, re jsem MEL" odpove-
del KrouzfIek.
"Osvobozen."
Druhy den Softer vyprav1 sve-
mu kamaradu:
"Stesti, re sc mne nezeptal,
mel-li isem svetlo rozzate."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-01-27

Pranf jemnych krajek. D.
fruit jar nalijte hustle mydlin
ky, krajky v Mich vytTeste, do
bre vymachejte a ususte. Jsol
jake move, nepotrhaj1 sc.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-01-27

Nepouzivate-li vonavky den
ne, nechte il schovanou v kra-
bicce v nfz pTisla, dele Sc tax
iejf vine uschova. Ably Sc z vet
81 lahve vonavka nevypafovala,
otvfrejte il co nejmin. Naplnte
81 nj ien malickou lahvicku a
ostatni uschovejte.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-01-27
POKYNY A RADY.

Mattel tacek re ktereho Sc
castym mytfm sedfel vzorek,
polepte no vzorkem ~vystTize-
nym z nasteneho pap1ru a po-
tTete shellakem neb cistym var
nishem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-01-27

Ably vlnena deka pekne u
schla a kraje zIstaly rovne, ma
Sc povesit ma snGru obalenou
cistym platnem. Nejlepe je ma
tahnout deku pres dive rovno-
bezne sndry, tax drive uschne.
Deka sc ma ma snGrach obracet
a prOtrasat.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-01-27

nishem.
Kos1k ma pap1r, ktery sc ne
hodi vzorkem do pokoje move
vypapfrovanem, polepte stej-
nvm papirem jake mate ma zdi;
potrete varnishem neb shella-
KEN, a mate novy kosfk. Neb
mattel mnoho starych znamek
polepte kosik mimi. Hod1 sc do
knihovny, neb chlapeckeho po-
koie. Kluci 81 mohou vylepit
kos1k We vzorku zv1Tat neb in
dianG, holky Ease kvetin.
I Polevane nadobi nam vydrz1
dele, budeme-li v mem michat
potravu drevenou lzfcf, kdyz v
mem nebudeme varit ma prud-
KEN ohni a nenechame v mem
vodu ami iidlo vyvaTit do sucha.
Kdyz nadoby neupust1me, neb
ostrym predmetem neotluceme.
Ma obycejne cistenf stacf my
|dlo a voda, pfipalene jfdlo sc
necha napfed odmocit. Skorem
kazda skvrna sc da vycistit Sc
sodou a vodou.
Nikdy nestacejte kozene ru-
kavice. Pr natahovanf nepo-
spfchejte a oblekejte spravne
napred prsty a potion palec.
Netrpelive, prudke oblekan1 do
bre prilehajic1m rukavicfm tr-
vanlivosti nedoda. We velmi
studenem pocasf podrzte ruka-
vice chvilku v dlani, ably sc tro-
chu ohraly.
Prani jemnych krajek. Do
fruit jar nalijte hustle mydlin-
ky, krajky v Mich vytfeste, do
bre vymachejte a ususte. Jsou
jake move, nepotrhaj1 Sc.
Ably vlnena deka pekne u
schla a kraje zGstaly rovne, ma
Sc povesit ma snGru obalenou
cistym platnem. Nejlepe je ma
tahnout deku pres dive rovno-
bezne snnry, tax drive uschne.
Deka sc ma ma snGrach obracet
a protfasat.
Nepouzivate-li vonavky den
ne, nechte il schovanou v kra-
bicce v nfz pfisla, dele Sc tax
iejf vine uschova. Ably Sc z vet
81 lahve vofavka nevypaTovala,
otvirejte il co nejm1n. Naplnte
81 nj jen malickou lahvicku a
ostatnf uschovejte.
Proplachnete move puncochy
We vlazne vode nez je zacnete
nosit, a pokazde kdyz .ie svlek-
nete. V mydlinkach je perte
len kdyz jsou spinave. Nikdy
puncochy nezehlejte. Prosijte
move puncochy ma patach a ma
spickach, dele vydrzf. Ovsem
do tech modern1ch bot bez pat
a bez spicek sc to nehod1.
Ma venkove u vody, kdyz Sc
v kamnech dlouho nepece, trou-
ba rada zarezav1. Namocte VIII
XIV hadrik do amonia a nechte
v uzavfene trouble do rama. Rec
Sc odloupa a mGze Sc pax jen
vymest.
-O-
Lidske srdce bile skoro 81
million KRAFT "a rok.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-01-27

Planted wisely, the money you have
this year Of 1850 can be the seed that
grows into dreams come true, a harvest
Of farm or ranch expansion, education
for the children or that long vacation
trip you've wanted. Invest every posi-
BILE penny In u. s. Savings Bonds, then
every So you plant today will yield 81
In 1860. Bonds are just as important a
part Of a weIl-managed farm as is land,
livestock or machinery. With u. S. Saw
ings Bonds, your financial reserves are
in the safest possible form and readily
available. Your bank offers a simple
Bond-A-Month Plan for your conven-
fence. u. S. Treasury Department
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-01-27
Odkud prFichazi nejvic hrozinel

Nejvfce hrozinek pouz1va-
nych hospodynemi pfichazf re
Spanelska a Recka, ktere zaso-
bf hrozinkami cely svet.
Evening star., 1950-04-09
The Book Shelf

Louis Bromf1eld first wrote
Pleasant Valley; then, in 1e48
Malabar Farm" and, last week
was published his third work on
agriculture. Out of the Earth"
tHarper & Bros, 50.
In his closing chapter of "out
OF the Earth" while discussing
agricultural colleges, Mr.. Brom-
field says many thing that have
long needed saying. He cites the
reluctance of scientists to accent
new ideas, and goes over the
1umblings that in many cases
come through an unwillingness
OF one agency to cooperate with
another. The book contains
much that is new, and although
there is considerable repetition, it
has beauty and a lyrical style that
commands attention.
Mr.. Bromf1eld is a close and
careful observer. Even those who
have only an academic approach
to farming will find "Out of the
Earth" interesting and provoca-
tive. 1t belongs on the shelves OF
those who are perceptive. eager
and aware-J. 3.
Evening star., 1950-04-09
By Jones BirchfieId

but I talked too soon. I find my
cows are full of them. so I've been
busy dusting with rotenone.
The grub is an interesting in
sect. and shows. I think. how ma
ture strikes a balance. lest one
form of life dominate the earth.
The grub comes from an egg
deposited on a cows hind leg by
the heel fly, an insect without a
mouth. Since the fly cannot bite
there is no explanation why cat
tie dislike them so much. I have
seen a COW attacked by a heel
fly raise her tail over her back
and take off across the pasture
like a race horse.
Nature. however, made the heel
fly buzz when it flies, and un-
doubtedly this sound is what
frightens the cows. If it were not
so, there would be 50 many grubs
there wouldn't be room for any
thing else.
You can't kill the heel flies, but
you can get the grubs. after they
have travelled from the animals
leg. through the body, to emerge
in the spring under the hide on
the animals back.
The more grubs you kill, the
fewer heel flies you'll have that
summer.
Evening star., 1950-04-09
Activities
of
Garden Clubs

A naturalist will conduct tours
in Dumbarton Oaks Park today
April l6, and April % at ii q. m.
2 pm. and pm. starting from
the Park gate . block down
Lovers Lane. In the garden are
a wealth of wild and cultivated
plants Towering in April. includ-
ing primroses, narcissus, Siberian
scilla, Scotch broom, Towering
dogwood. redbud, mertensia and
other plants. The Park is located
in Georgetown and may be
reached by walking down Lovers S
lane from r street between Avon
place and Thirty first street NV.
Today at there will be a Ma
ture Exploration Of the Potomac
Gorge" The group will leave
from Stop "a of the Cabin John
carline CBrookmont. Md.
Although Kenilworth Aquatic
Gardens are open the year around
they are best known for lilies and
lotuses that bloom in June and
August.
Next Sunday the National Capt.
tai Parks will sponsor an outing
from 3 to S called Bushels of
Blossoms. Meeting place will be
at Sixteenth and Euclid streets
NV. adjoining Meridian Park.
Violet Club to Hear Younemon
The Metropolitan African Violet
Club will meet at 8 pm, Tuesday
at the Engineers Club, National
Theater Building. w. H. Young
man. garden editor of The Star
will be the speaker.
Nicely to Speok on Roses
M. D. Neely will discuss roses
and landscaping at the meeting
tomorrow of the Chevy Chase,
District of Columbia, Garden Club,
at the home of Mrs. Paul Chris
tian. 3711 Huntington street. Mrs.
Joseph H. Galliher and Mrs. Mark
Lansburgh will assist at l o'clock
luncheon.
Rock Greek Club to Meet
Rock Creek Garden Club will
meet Wednesday. at 1890, at the
home of Mrs. Theodore Peyser.
Roy Kelly. of Goebel's Nursery
will speak.
Memorial Park Committee
A committee to develop the
Garden in Jesup Blair
Park near the District Line in
Silver Spring Md, has been
named: A. Kyle Goodman and
Wilbur H. Youngman of the Silver
Spring Garden Club, B. Y. Nor
rison, director of the National
Arboretum, and Blair Lee III, vice
chairman of the Maryland-Na-
tional Capital Park and Planning
Commission. A preliminary plan
has been drawn by the commits
sion's architectural service.
A permanent planting of ever
green's, azaleas and spring flower
ing bulbs. all naturalized under
the historic old trees, is planned.
AS a starter. for the garden,
bulbs from the Armory show were
donated by the Associated Bulb
Growers of Holland, the National
Tulip Society and Granville GUIDE
There were some 10000 bulbs in
all. together with a great deal of
peat and other material.
To Discuss Flower Mort
The Washington Garden Club
will meet. tomorrow at the home
OF Mrs. Clyde Lamond, 1901
Mount Vernon Memorial highway
Alexandria, Va, at l pm. Plans
will be discussed for club partici-
patton in the Flower Mart, to be
held May 5.