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Arkansas State press., 1951-02-09

probably never hears the sound at all be-
cause he's going away from 1t faster than
1t travels
Fast, huh?
Why hear that jet pilots refuse to go
up after having a fight with their wives.
They 60 so fast that they catch up with the
words they spoke that morning and have
to listen to the same old argument over a
gain.
They tell me you have to begin putting
on the brakes around Cleveland If you want
to be able to stop by the time you get to
New York. That's a little too fast. I en-
JOY fast travel but somehow I feel safer
If I'm in something where I can drag my
foot and stop the conveyance.
I'm right at home in coaster wagon
and have been known as the supersonic
scooter king of the lower East side.
I'm off to Montevideo for a few weeks.
evening in a luxurious night club while
gorgeous native girls fan my brow and
bring me native drinks made of cocoanut
juice. passion fruit pulp and rum. or some
thing.
In any event. * marks my room.
Having wonderful time Wish you were
here.
Don't you?
Now, honestly!
Arkansas State press., 1951-02-09
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LEE DAvY

or state subjects one to punishment py ~ -.
enforcement officials, we wonder why ",
doesn's hold true to those who took oa.n
uphold the constitution of the United S'a''
which includes section one of the la'n n
mendment, which states, in part; mo saa
shall make or enforce any law which s's]
abridge the privileges or immunities Of w
Gems of the United States. IA
GLOBAL RECOGNITION: DR.. kar|
Bunche, Trusteeship Director of the Wv,
Nations Is listed as one of the ten r1os' .
mired men Of the world.
The trouble is, too much secrecy d
ing made of our greatest secret weapo"
the world today: Democracy.
Arkansas State press., 1951-02-09
LIE Glance
sy nay Lawrence

DON'T ASK NE BECAUSE DON'T KNOW
WY:
Folks who are always Dragging about how
much they can drink never become al
cOholics.
Why women not in evening clothes look
SHY wearing big corsages.
Why mussed-up wind-tangled hair makes
the plainest women appear exciting.
Why most good bar-tenders are those
without personal following.
Why men who wear one glove and carry
the other never need shoe shine.
Why there is not one big TV musical
starring Negro artist.
Why thin-neck gals with long noses wear
upswept hair-dos.
Why all conductors on trains appear sur
ly.
Why people who are always pretending
hardly ever discover reality.
Arkansas State press., 1951-02-09
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port from its present allies.
Bevin thinks Red China should be
recognized by the United Nations; that ne.
gotiations should be started for cease fire
action, based upon the assumption that there
will be gradual withdrawal Of United Ma.
tons troops from Korea, and free and i'm.
partial plebiscite arranged for the unfica.
ton of North and South Korea. The in.
formation we should instantly seek before
going step further is how much Is this view.
point representative of the judgment of the
other signators to the Atlantic Pact. Our in.
ternational representatives should seek this
information instantly for it would be fool.
hardy for this nation to single-handed and a.
lone launch long and exhausting war in
Asia while England France and our oths
allies stand trembling on the sidelines As
strong, dynamic and powerful as this natn
Is, fighting alone all of the dark people Of
Asia is entirely too big chore.
The morality and the integrity in del
manding the Chinese accept Chang Kia Chek
as their leader will always be in question
with this writer. In our judgment he has
been completely repudiated by the Chinese
people because Chang does not represent tfe|
best interest of the masses. 1t appears t|
this writer that on this point the Chimes
stand on solid ground of social decency
Changes exile on Formosa is positive proof
of his complete Reputation, despite the mil
lions we placed in his hands across period
of years. Surely this question warrants dis |
cussion. Surely we would not deny self-deter
mination to the Chinese people. In Spain and
Yugoslavia the masses have accepted Franc
and Tito. The situation in China is not SIM
lar
Millions Of American mothers are pray
ing for peace, and long for the day that then
sons may return from frightful, bloody BAL
tlefelds, safely to their embrace. This pup
LEGATION believes there can be found ampR
ground upon which the nations of the earth
may meet, with honor to discuss the dir
culties that currently vex and perplex Us
Peace will come when those joined on al
sides are willing to make concessions ana
voluntarily cede some ground. 1t is only th
flint and marble-hearted who find no bass
for compromise.
Arkansas State press., 1951-02-09

Why folks are always popping off about
the short comings of their friends.
Why gal far less attractive than her
ohum gamers all the attention at the
prom.
Why President Truman doesn't tell
the Dixiecrats the war will squeeze all
the pockets of every American, and the
country can't afford to maintain seq
regation in any form.
Why the checkered vest is the trademark
of the gambler, but l never knew one
bookmaker or numbers runner who wore
one
Why the fellow who is always talking a
bout his many gal friends rarely finds
one gal who will tolerate his ego for three
Sundays.
Why, if we live 900 years, we're never
able to get more than LIFE AT A
GLANCE.
Arkansas State press., 1951-02-09
I've Been Thinking

Folks on the West Coast have been
getting the filters because of unexplained
explosions, apparently in the sky. The air
force finally has disclosed that these ex-
plosions are caused by jet planes diving at
q speed faster than the speed of sound
1t seems that when jet goes into o
dive at say 900 miles per hour 1t splits
the air so fast that the air rushing togeth-
er again behind the plane creates an ex-
plosion strong enough to break windows and
shiver your timbers.
Is this a new world?
Remember the model r. Ford? You
never had to worry about the air crashing
together In your wake in those days. You
stepped on the pedal, the IT. coughed re-
splendently, and away you chugged. The
only thing liable to explode was a pedes-
TRANS temper II you rushed up to him at
80 miles per hour.
The old song "A mile minute" is
definitely on the pokey side. The guy who
was going to see his gal at the Gravity rate
Of mile minute in that song would
have his pants beat off by todays jet pilot
with the air exploding around his posterior.
And II the air makes so much noise
that II skaters glass on the ground below
the Jet, can you imagine the racket in the
cockpit of the plane? But then comes the
interesting question, If the pilot is flying
at supersonc speed Easter than sound) he
Arkansas State press., 1951-02-09

A Bill was introduced in the House
last week and was passed with 81 Is en-
dorsement. The Bill was designed to put
more white railroad men to work in Ar
kansas by its originators. 1t would require
that a white pullman conductor or white
trainman be placed In charge of every
. pullman car running thru the state. Present.
" many pullman cars are now passing thru
the state with Negro >porters in charge who
are rendering faithful service.
The motives of the Bill were lost in
the fog when 1t was introduced in the
House by Representative Paul Van Dial
sem. Evidently being a student, or grad
uate Of the old school whose theory caus-
ed the downfall of Adolph Hitler, and at
present is doing more to disrupt the struc-
ture upon which our country was built, he as
sumed the idea that white supremacy tao
tics would get him attention for the. con-
sideration of the Bill. He was right in his
thinking - he got rebuffs, but at the
same time he got the Bill thru the house.
Van Dalsem introduced the Bill and
passed it at the expense of the Negro He
applied the same tactics that were used for
many years by Bilbo and others of his ilk
to keep them rolling around at the expense
of the Taxpayers.
We believe Van Dalsem could have rem
dered Arkansas and the country as whole
q meritorious service II he had introduced
bill to outlaw segregation In education in
Arkansas. Naturally he would have received
some rebuffs. but II the argument in favor
of an educational Bill were as forceful as
arguments are to keep the Negro down, a
Bill of that kind will pass the House.
Ten years ago, II anyone entertained the
idea that Negroes would be going to Arkan-
Arkansas State press., 1951-02-09

opinions expressed contributors
Necessarily the opnon ~ this Publther
Smyrna times., 1951-11-15
white slides to illustrate her ex-
periences in Germany.
Feed Dealers Short
Course, Nov. %

The annual feed dealers shori
course, sponsored by the University
of Delaware, has been announced
for November 20, Jones Memorial
Hall, Georgetown.
The short course is a concentrat.
ed eight-hour session on develop.
ments in the poultry industry, &C.
cording to E. F. Waller, chairman
of the department of animal and
poultry industry at the University
1t is designed to help feed dealers
stay abreast of research and tech
biological developments that relate
to their businesses.
Topic on the program include
bulk feed handling, the feed out
look for 1852, turkey broiler pro.
duction on the Delmarva peninsula
types of birds desired by process.
sors, fowl typhoid, Newcastle dis.
ease vaccines, and non-specific en-.
teritis in broilers.
No advance registration is neces-
sary. The program starts at 1:3C
pm, and ends about 9 pm. Tickets
for the banquet at o'clock may
be purchased during registration
that afternoon.
Smyrna times., 1951-11-15

The details of the program were
announced this week by Claude E..
Phillips. chairman of the agronomy
department, University of Della
ware.
Results of the corn contest, and
meaning of the data collected, will
be explained by w. H. Mitchell,
assistant extension agronomist.
Phillips will talk on the Greener
Pastures program. The certifi-
Gates for production of 100 or more
bushels of corn per acre will be
presented by the county agricul-
tural agents. Victor PKohl, presi-
dent of the Delaware Crop I'm
provement Association, will award
the top county and state prizes for
the corn yield contest. The county
agricultural agents will also pre-
sent the Greener Pastures Pro-
gram certificates. The presenta-
tion of the top Greener Pastures
trophy will be made by the Gov
ernor.
The names of the winners are
kept secret until that night.
Both the corn yield and greener
pastures programs are part of the
work done by the Delaware Agri-
cultural Extension Service, coun-
ty and state staffs. The 5-Acre
Corn Yield Contest is sponsored by
the Delaware Crop Improvement
Association, but carried out in CO.
operation with the extension spec
ialists and county agents.
Smyrna times., 1951-11-15

the Delmar School, Delaware side,
at 9 a. m. At the present time
plans are not complete, but ar
rangements are being made to CO.
operate with the University of
Maryland, through p. F. Twining,
extension poultryman there.
One particular stop should be of
special interest to poultrymen, said
Haas. This stop will be the Ar
mour- Chesapeake Farm. The en-
tire output Of the farm is dressed
in the modern plant on the grounds
through killing and eviscerating
to cutting up, freezing, and pack
aging. Watch for further an
nouncements of this tour in your
local papers and over radio.
Smyrna times., 1951-11-15

/ president announced the meeting
dates as December 6 and Z, in Eel
lowship Hall, Salisbury, Md.
The program will start at $50
a. M, December 6, and continue
until $3.50 p. m, December Z. Veg
etable day, December 6, will fea-
ture topics such as new varieties.
asparagus production, sweet pota-
toes on the peninsula, chemical
weed control, pest control, and nu-
teition sprays. Fruit day, Friday,
December Z, features new findings
in strawberry production, orchard
management, pest control and
many other interesting topics.
Corkran added that the annual
banquet is again part of the pro-
gram.
The complete program will be
available in a few days. Anyone
who is not member of the society
but who is interested in receiving
copy, can write to R. F. Stevens,
Box $50, Newark, Del.
Smyrna times., 1951-11-15
NEWS OF INTEREST TO FARMERS AND FARM FAM
LIES OF KENT COUNTY
Helen Samendinger Returns
From Germany

Helen Samendinger, Delaware's
first participant in the Interna-
tional Farm Youth Exchange pro-
gram, is now back in Delaware.
Helen returned to the states Octo-
ber %, but stayed in New York
City for three days for conferences
and special programs with the
IFTYE's from all forty-eight states.
Said Helen, IT appeared on one
television program, where I and
three other delegates explained the
IF'YE program, and told about our
experiences" )"
She also laughingly explained
that she was introduced as the only
IF'YE delegate to have her appen-
dix out while abroad.
Helen has already started on an
intensive program of talks to farm
groups all over the state. She will
represent all U. S. IFYEs at the
National Grange Meeting, in At
lantic City, N. j., November 14-17.
She is also scheduled for the reg
ional Interstate Milk Producers
Meeting in Philadelphia, November
26-27.
Farm groups wanting Helen to
talk at their meetings. should con-
tact jeanne Ouweneel, assistant
extension editor, Wolf Hall, New
ark, to schedule the talk. To make
it possible for Helen to talk to as
many people as possible, it is sug-
gested that farm groups in one
community get together and spon-
sor joint meeting of several clubs
at once.
Helen has colored and black and
Smyrna times., 1951-11-15
DPLA Poultry Tour To Go To
WicOmicO County, Md.

Delaware poultrymen are invit-
ed to a tour of the poultry industry
in Wicomico county, Md, Novem-
ber 27. The tour has become an
annual affair, sponsored by tse
Delaware Poultry Improvement
Association. Last year, group Of
200 or more people toured poul-
try producers and professors in
Sussex county.
Tentative plans for the tour, as
announced by chairman Fred Haas
of Middletown, include visits tc
Matching egg producers, broiler
growers, and turkey growers. The
tour will leave from in front Of
Smyrna times., 1951-11-15
Governor To Speak at
Crop Awards Dinner

Governor Elbert N. Carvel will
be the featured speaker at the
awards banquet for the Delaware
5-Acre Corn Yield Contest and the
Greener Pastures Program, in Do.
yer, November 20.
Smyrna times., 1951-11-15
Research For Farm Profits,
Hort Meeting Theme

The Peninsula Horticultural So
ciety's sixty-ffth annual meeting
will feature research findings that
can help increase farm profits
Phillip Corkran, Rhodesdale, Md,
Smyrna times., 1951-11-15

Helen has colored and black and
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Continued from page one)

ton can be attributed to two
factors. The increase in rate,
perhaps has resulted in the con-
sumerS conservation of water.
Another contributing factor, is
the recent installation by the
Caldwell Produce Co., one of the
larger users of a process where
by the reuse of water has cut
their actual take or consumption
tremendously.
January 1850, showed the
greatest amount of consumption
with $4,000 gallons. Septem-
ber produced the least amount
of water 4,974,000 gallons.
A check at the Caldwell dam,
north of Caldwell, during the re-
cent drought, showed that the
water line dropped only six feet.
Village Caretaker Casper Samay
at the dam noted that the sub
sequent rain Immediately placed
the water level at the average
height and remained consistent
thruout the remainder of the
summer.
An analysis and breakdown of
the total gallons pumped for the
first six months of 1850 compar-
ed with 1851 follows: