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Florida. II was the end Of the
squat line that produced the mid.
western tornadoes last week. The
cold front expected, following the
squat, did not maserialias n the
Keys or Key West, save fer q
pleasantly cool honrs La sVening.
No damage 10 aisctEie llnas vas
reported, or we're here any Esna
of damage on the Island.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-27

The male rhea, a South Ameri-
can ostrich-like bird, has a harem
of hens who all lay their eggs in
one nest after which he matches
the eggs and raises the Youngsters.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-27

Laos aging king, Sisavang Wong,
and his son. Prince Savang, az
nounced they would stay in their
capital.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-27

In 1884, the liner Olympic follow
ed the radio beam sent out by the
Nantucket lightShip and collided
with the lightShip, sinking it.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-27

Talented modern painters are
hired by the Italian government
to touch up faded masterpieces.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-27

What is believed to have been
the worlds first jet plane, flown
in Italy in 1871, flew only about
200 miles an hour.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-27

CALGARY, Alta, R--Ar explo.
sion in a refrigerator car rocked
a passenger train just after it ar
rived in the station here last night.
An alightin g passenger, Mrs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-27

The broods of cicadas which ap-
pear each year, do so in 17-year
cycles, the different broods being
numbered from / to II with the
brood of 1936-1s5S-1S7O being one
of the largest.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-27

Although the year in which many
European wines we're produced is
important to their flavor, this
usually is not true of California
wines because of the uniformity
of the climate.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-27
News Briefs

Few rubies are found in nature
outside of India.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-27

Charles J. Blake, was thrown IA
feet by the blast and killed. Her
husband and three Canadian Pa
cific railway employees were hurt.
The explosion destroyed the re-
frigerator car, on the Edmonton
to-Calgary train. It shattered hun
dreds Of windows in the vicinity.
Investigators expressed belief the
blast occurred when a railway
worker thrust a gas lamp into the
car, igniting leaking gas.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-27

HANOI, Indochina, Up - French
transport planes poured a steady
stream of troops and war material
into the Laotian royal seat of Luz
angprabang today as Communist
led Vietminh forces drove toward
the city. The best estimates are
that the invaders are four or five
days away.
French and Laotian troops dug
trenches and constructed barbed
wire entanglements and other fort.
ifications around the town. The g..
900 residents remained calm and
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-27

BERLIN R-Nearly four CON-
panies Of East Germany's militar-
lied police force have fled to West
Berlin this year, West Berlin police
headquarters announced today.
Last week IS peoples policemen
asked for asylum here, the highest
weekly figure recorded this year.
The total number of deserters from
the Communist force registered as
refugees since Jan. now is LBS.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-11
Tours Through
Naval Station
Prove Popular

agAisssia9 t.urs aAruuxA ns
Nasa AAaiiem are paoNimG - De 4
pnpalar attFaeaiun. aernrdI - = -
kay We1i Caamhsr e Cammares
cree. apaaasr e the aripa.
Mm<s thm service wms inaumuraa.
e6 oe1 -. SIS permens haxs a..
en - 80 - 90 - paanenRar
hma pEuvl6e4 ~ - Navy.
Lsaving sAa chamheg e Cen.
meres alLlss q . -. aakly. aha
baa lnhaa vinl1n0a en- a as-mlmuae
tour e tha Naval sgsainm. A Navw
maa b ebaaFd b anserika uuinls
e lnferesi and answer annssinnn
frum paaaem9NFm
unia Nos. Is. iseai schoal esars-
e have sealin9 prisFliy co aAa -
Afisr thal daas no resarvnainms 80
% henered sd 4 fsr8i.enma. flrrf.
serves pehey wiii hs effective.
Tea iaaehsrs hsvw taxa thalr
classes en 90 eEps -
fhnse eessrIns - taks - g.
muzl plek - uGkaaa a lhs cAam.
hsE efnca. Thay ere avnllnAia n
IL , q. eaeA ca. csmasas are
20 @Fml1sad ahaaf1 tha hus -
lneE en- - ehnckna a TIE Chnm'
80 af commerea e1liee. Thers 4
~ go lnseised. silker lsr ghs ~.
10 - tAs eamera eheekina aaF
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-11
RUNAN. CLARK AND BYRNES SUBPoENAED BY HOUSE GROUP

wiahwa enmmaml. - g Msw
Ter Tlmaa an4 HFFal6 Trthune
lnfaT esle4 I'm as saYlnK, =
neeaplad - mnhpeams. nraw ysmE
eos emmnmmAmmn
camgEaa1lamal enmmitinas appaF.
en2ly lave naSaT mhRasmna6 :
PRESSES 81 Gee nlnam kAmenin
hns tastliisa bafsra ena. AllAnusk
49, Met - anis d suEugas :
aaApasna served an . tnrmar Pres.
i6am1 ne Capianl 81 csnannsms
was t1af - sueh esse woai6 sves
b. eaFTisd - iha o9Fis e. wen /
n waa 6ema farnaer pruniAanfs
have tentfled EslumfEr1y.
As Or Carl. IhsFs rs nams
quaaliam at Q Sargwme camFt ~
tee eeul9 BE sunpsenaaa M !
esagEsl1lnaai aruua aincs - Ca.
GlalHiian pFesefiAea ahat 60 laais.
laflva an6 tBdirisl hramsAas, a.
80 - - admlnlshnilse, shsu
BE- nspagala. EaFiler Is yaas
Car deellnad a. inwilasi1n-msl
. wmmeas~lFpm anefher Hsus.
snWp mEssllsalias pasl justice
pmpmF&MaH1 mpaFnAamma.
re esuhe n nyrnas' eans
aismme6 flnm o. lsei ks i eus,
aEmaE 81 . nawagelan state ama Ass
serves 60 aamlnlnsrntve hranrh
gf - FEDERAL nsssEnmans e. I
u dslegais b - Uniasd Ns.
tlmna.
Thare wsa 90 eammenl fFun
hyfnaa e. Carl a. b whs1Asr 49,
wuula eampay. re eonmigias
wasnf talkiag ahouf ne lseal BE-
Sic ~ isa suhpeenaa e. stat /
wuuld % Z thay were ixznrad.
Il &c de mo is Ties 81 IN
Pampkln Papers" q whillaks.
chamhsfn - make puhlle eopial
&c anemmamfa eaFtafled ~ co an
psFt n ha b whils'a hanAwrltlna
chambxs lssilnsd h rs witt
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-11

annsa = e. whAs = 60 -
- -.
- e anpulnlmsue wunl
EhrmmaA 80 Wana served go
asaT. wAam TTmmam - nnia "A
IS iaaTNn6 WAaa 80 wrua9 "
Ina 1ennla lntsEmal seeuFlly 80.
eammlliaa haaaea Nv -. Jnnmns
/ MAnal haa swApnanaaa NanHAnn
~ lemaFEuw aIsa an4 agrnnss1
- hgTmaa - annpg gnpliaa n
MEli1am aaaElnma
mere waa $3.50 6o1hl lAal TTu.
maa nyFnaa e. Carl eoui6 b
fsIRa6 - enmnag wnh mmv 60.
aEeaslnmai Egmmenaea - leEllE
aFshsg. sema nsmneIaila mam.
beEs qmaaanme6 fhs pgwre6nTa a
- Meuss eommliina. ken4ad -
nep. vsl4a lnnl. b isHsins -
poanaa.
II 60 sVams. "a o nasnaans
l1nna4 ~ Is weak waFB sehs6.
80 hsAln4 eaaa1 aanFS. 80
- Nue nma FspuEaags hnFEed
AstheF EneFe weula hs epan So
aAnsa waa nemNihln9 ealy ums
sealdeama
TFwmaa. whe 80 tsrmad nEswn.
sAa eaaF1ss : 6aapaFaia palllienl
moNs. &c N . Mew Yea anaaeh
lasi niaha 4 was El6lsuisus - 81.
ae1i ut e. pEes1nnt ks was go
iawar4 cammmmaals. Ne anld. -.
asnr, TT he assays ahgwod -.
spesi fw kAs Flghia e ln6ivlauals.
he faEmm PRESSES hssmzhi
fhsaEa 80 applnaaa lEnm hlu 90
asiennra wh1n ~ GepaFted frnm
a prepaFs6 taxl h So:
Il am Tafhar ahapliaal q -
eEuandsFn We dlg - and dlnlarI
Feeeras e lhe pa1l y 6l1lEael -
a1amiioa e Re paorla lEem pellll
81 iailmEan al the pgasenl
FFNman aeGapla6 90 Mnusl
meups sahpesaa iaia YESTERDAY
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-11

4 @&A~N - NAMM MA#W
nv TonK IA nsw palla vac
els. ms6s ~ sia e sun4as
FnTa ahsws pssmiae b BE- flFSl
hmman tssts. cAlsasa aeianti1ss 70
psEaa1
rs vaselas anss pslIs virus A.
estlvaiad e ''killsd" ~ szpoSurs
= ullrsslala Hshi = ssAtsa rsys
inr - aseaa6s. ot
y shm dliiars fEsm o. hmsas
|vaselne dsssinpsd b ~. Janas
y. So Il Pitishugfh. 1As anlk
vsesiss. sehsauls4 ~ mass ~
me- las1s go. lnaellsatas IA ri.
Fmaea Win fsrmaldeAyda.
faa nun4an vneeina pnaAness
anil1adlss against 81 thrss ivpss
pf pae viFua IN nest AZ ID humam
Nalmnlamrn. Dnelnrs AIhert MHnar
1lenay Q. Levinaen ard al u
shan9hnssay 81 hisAssl Rsess Ne.
seareh Foundasi0n and mieAael
heen4 haEpGtai. chieaas, - -
AmsEiean rsAlle HenliA An. Al
~ ammuml meeilma.
Ths % lnelu6sd { lev parron.
Who haiafe vaeeinsllsn Ia ~ e.
tsetanla anfibn6len aanlnss - ar
mere e lhe typas "a virua. Usual.
v, tAe vneeine hFuughi . fsuFfula
ln1Hnsaa b anfihedlan eng AZ IA
vaiunaseFs I'D frwm prrrlsas un.
kneNn nxpesuFe b poils.
rs keg - 9 aafe waeeima a A
Eannar ne palla vlFua powarlans a
eaues Sickness 80 I'll kasp sams
e as pewer - maks q haman
pFoaass anhAsdiaa agalnsl ne Vi.
r. chiessp lsam ssld 90 h.
hssed san.aaa iFEadlalian 81 IA
vlfuasa ofisu Q psemiaimg meta.
% e dnina lhia.
TAsy suppressed hsilsf tkalv vac.
ere salA IS omlg : mimlmnl a..
~ y ntimulais amllhodlas. EfIor1s
sns.la - maas 3 slsp 4 - sliAsF
~ better mslhnds Fl Rruwlna N.
rus eF ~ eaneenifaiion e virus.
NNR1F nRMf fmnan IA -
eanaFsn an4 iniani1 No are asund
asa = haye any anaikodias aaainul
any typs e vlrua.
csisisal safety tests we're msa,
&C laoakays % maks earsaln sAas
Ne vlFus I'D hsen rsnaarsA harm-
hes far infssilna.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-11

wAMmNwmwN4N Nmwmmw -
49, 3.~~..'@ - - n-.ss-s.s 4.
- - ! - enm~.,ss..
= nnnums - -
- - 49, - wki1s -
- q - 80 - a n.
m.@ - - -
-. @-s -
-. -. - -.
- -. -. 49,
49, 80
- =
500 - $3.50 - 70 o
49, - - - NH - 90
~ eSSsH - aa . 80
49,. 0am mGwmnaH aays - ~
p waS 80 TFwman manlhl
m ~ ngsmsle Wkfls, e.
M8 ansnef wanG = ma whlil
aa wAs whaAma momnafu1
mas fnFn - saaals.
- - - 80 $500
49, waus - 4 Trunsn's =
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-11

D0sie fD-Cnllf. a memheF. nAid
he was exposed - ealiing Traman
81 bgFnss wIIaoai . paa uf fae sn-
tire eammiues Asked II he %
posed : hearanx. NJ replies. Ne.
~. dsllnteiy pa
ArotAsr msmber. Rsp. Moalder
tD-Mel. aueKisnm whetker a. Fnf
reports sid whiis uas z Russian
spy 80 was th1t ~ Broanesls
lnterpfstatom "a stat they saidf
IN . similar veln. Sea. ElIsnder
said - al lnfsrxieu loday al Ne
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-11

PamaEyiNnmla. sad a waa . ma,
lnks 10 Kummna Trumaa a.
nyFnns. sd . xieiation a zen.
milaae rules % q % wnhouf flrs,
ensmitlmg al memhwrN
~Tney wuuad have I'D % sny.
thlng we wanird b know 4 tAey
wera basi aaked. he sd.
81 waiter ADDED. the Demo.
era1e members wsre "nag "a
posed 10 edNer -" and thaf -
weusd insist o. > pahlie hsarine
~ Laae Beach. Cali. Req
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-11

~ faa I'm Secret inAnEmalMn &C.
tAa una ng . Soviet 80 rng
Ahmi thR eame nme. w1Il3 e..
nlad mn99r aalh 49, Ne was .
Cemmamiai e. wna Rullty e. sapie'
nags Ne died : fsw cas- lsasr
Chnlrmam Nal6s wns b lnnie
YenteraaY wnen the un-Ammaean
ACTIVITIES cemmitiee isGnaa "a
sahpeenaa BE was &c Ia &c eaFi'
al tn6ay.
TIE eommittees seniur Desc.
erate memhm. hsp. wsli3ra q
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-11

- ctnm mamhsra e Eha &C.
80 osa9 mHmAsrs e 90 So.
80 AEiEapEi1ileas commliisa 80
- aaaaFee ever nnd ever aRain
y pEesssr } Edgar Hssver tAal
sae ~ aver makss . euaxla.
sea"
nf"~naa kas said tkai , Eaear
heosef 50 whiis vas = spy ed
. hks p see thai siniemsni n
- Fsp@1 Enemder dseiaFed. Il
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-11

dan1 hslisxs h n wcult he CO
tFarY - "a sf ~ principles e tht
fhL Thay eeiy sammari1e MIR
mathea they lave gstherpd sd lat
ctheFs make their cun ee8cia.
1innsn
hruwnen sad In = taiswiaina n
terxR~ YESTERDAY est the Whiis
ease h enly us hsrlnnins e vhst
he termed e. sKpoAa AZ Alleged
eo66lng of Communiain
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-11
Waco Stages Slow Recovery
Alter Death. Dealing Tornado

wAr -. n~Whas 8. AN
m1 fals scr Wasp go IS faln
ENAN hEumn a lha
glpaA - ps Arrives seer
~ - e
MN MAs e. aa2ns 4 tns.
&C. aa Wnea 80 Il 49,
n - legEs mlnula.
Is Me- ~ neF8ana Maref
eoma 80 80 - shls nsnarnl
ENN1a e8 80 ! - a. nasglr e
- Glars. nawMleun IS !
FlM - weT e a "a a
hgna bgiaA ama pama.
go enFa 80 nlg1fs b
ne housanls - - alsnl
w1 a wgaehnaa wllA bare
nH3s an4 maehlm9a. naeAlnn -
9a1a nn4 - ngla9
~ mal wna - mnnfhs a.
- IN Humlemn wasa. Glehl
eaW Elaga lai1 na4a rapaeat ~
M39 ass - alaast maam Maksn
wNA8ia NEIHHE wAmT4 e. mmNahn
se9 ely lanloHaH wlnkn6. re
llRnal1 go eloudad wilh aAeppars
aaWH nf9ama lna 90 eliy neanra.
y waa 90 ! nan4 hgiek ~ nns
aEes4e aa aeaaf4 81 eFum
NJ 60 b. - HM 49, ef - Asvn
wAn6
- SEED = - psehss - pss.
- naN CO SeAnapn, nlaa
Nn 800 - Hgaasa aFwm 60 Ora
49, e - gEfg naThaT 80.
49, - nnla11 Hfzl holma sInae
~ rspalHe 80 iaaT mamtha
wns - ~ Fears ha1nHa lAa
wfn1A ] e Nan6 ama - eul
W : 8al9I94T ailagHaen an4 maNar
90 - streets ~ 80 reapa.
Nnw Ha - yeussk eema harh
y : eepaFd Aeuss that wea61
- Z -. y a'sasa y ass'aa
= secs - peaeis ~ "A
weanaa aWsg.~ uiEned Alxla TarsY.
nwaainN - ealVaaa uinga anss
mme 90 mayha sAaysTs -
pasge1 y eums haea.p
90 - ssns 4 - esi'ssssi..
eaesea ~ lAa taHna6e: aan.aN
@lM - d|nNn nna Raa
ns y maal e aha sena1s =
bol4 80 eaaslMg hrlek
N@NaAH ramGin9 aAa &c -.
D siHpanan 60 thair walkn
So @mme RsElaIs. aseas
80 liBEsa go knFa.
al.nsE upanwm marp 49, ns
As lpgna1a hurl,- sals msvu,
So 49, - hnn 30. - "a
naa q Ne waa 90 aEaninst -
~ eat aNag1 - tswn narmn.
namAy. TAa tAlnas 80 msas wssn
mww amd are mahina a 49, -
are 81 heFe.
Wass b - an uansuanv "a
namnar a mnamplnge R
Samaa. airestnr a. 60 Tsras n.
~ eni commisstaa. sals - a
~ ~ daya aiasr - ta1nsfs g.
mameaE a toAiaas wasn1 Aanv.
~ ne ne sxpeetna
masy wofkeFs, ter Ma wi..4
90 tsrpcrarAy " TIE swsnsnr 80
~ ssms t9 haainsssea, smlleArs
- efAeF nai4a.
IL aamaes esfmals arum IA
.erneae haa Fan1sd fnam - mlllnn
.s4aw y W.tMiM8 Il varisus
Sllxaga ed repurts.
HAe ewiulaF -. neeAshed nlnmw a
80 ssysn MES hoag and rssersi.
y ~ heek1 vide HunSrsas a
Aemaa weEn damaged ~ Ia
amasa1 eistFsrt fFpm VIA street
, - RFsass AVER Eve hlseks
so AS a. hnF6aaa. 0na rammra
maana meHe ahnn = mllsn &C..
~. wmo . asmana - go
y blIaana 80 nas.
XN.aazasoa.t.a - - -
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-11

LaonaiimAs e mere than SEQ 60
tEom ever the eemntry halped mar
vietima TIE BED cFess ana esAsr
seelal aesnelea hoak care e imms.
cate nee.
'Nohoay weus IN vast" VEL
ta1 We uae6-ana ara sila uslna
--tAa dnmmfiams g. cry ama msa -.
erybcAV Aaek 60 80 near . &c.
teFna6a bass ss rosslAls
Tat maant. &C. aHampis. -
" 90 Q tsymaksr haek IN hual'
$50. A. SO q laha ere e "a
g msn's lees wAen rs haam pslsh
was waBma -
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FLORIDA
BRIEFS

TAMrA WIlmry Msllnn. ~
Ne8Fo. 81 fTam . dEydack whaps
- waa wcFklng and drowmaa 4
= fsel e waleF yesterday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-11

TAMPA M-~A Texas kanAnF a.
'aHN fampa wemen e . fasner
ism = ineFeasa lAs valns 4 lhslI
AMY ineeme ~ aned psrsanal
m1aa9emamf ef every anlar.
~ AFthnF a. smliA 80 o. "a
wemaa - plan lhaiF apamdlna. -
- hngi value Ger ne dallar' kseu
: lleoFa e apsndlag 81 ~ 4
sasa regular aasiasa. ~ msssas
- snail.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-11

MANI m-Maslnnai alrllnan n.
Haaa haFw TT "a - -.
- Ne tnFee monfhs an6sd ssua
: toiaisd tiTaass. e. II ssnis !
aAaru.
Us eamparsd wilA aaEninen :.
-. e. J eanta q ahnRa. "a -
saxssspundinG perind iaal year.
hevumna laeFnanad aram A 81
- - um.e3 Il tha earrsspons
- qaaFterts PFsaidens G. =.
Baker sad.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-11

TAMPA A-Rsprsseusasivss .,
Kiaftaaa e1e naplisa eAwreAas
are 9athaFed hers far prslIm.
naries y tAa annnai masflns -
- Eiorian hapllnl caawansien
TIE hfsf raEalaF eanvantion -.
ssaaa III - bed lsday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-11

THs Ksv vEs- eETiEHn psss '
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-11

MANI A-Ihe y mlllhaiA ia.
nna waa imasallnd hars Mnnaas
- heulAeFn nail TuiapAans 80
IslsEEapa &c. efIselais sala Great.
81 Has een axpaei Is 90 ah
nna n in8s.
10 nFst tslspAena sxchann.
80 epsnsa Il yaars e. M d
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EonT MYERS R-RaAsgs Rss.
80 ~ RsEt MysEB haa sussssasa
rsleF kehaal a prpaeaui a -
l1Ilda AllEaeilans Aasn
y. y. DEysaala 81 Sal Amansalns
IS alerisa vles praslasnl
halNFlm 4 manaaar n "a
kAemas A kdlssa Aama hars.
WEST PALM BKAcH m-c~n.
eWs hleAway, zee e lka stats
.RppFlans hlGAway lnka via Il.
9VeEaladaa. han bsen A. haAls
as@ees4 4 maal - rshulli
this waa FapaFtad yesterday IN
Eaanig eommiaslumsr paml Raraln
a Canal pelni whe SEE ths rnsS
- samaesa " Feesni nead
waanTm
ne sale strip q re- Iasalns
= Casa Peini ffam Twsnay 80
go has hsen siassd aaF ne pasl
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-04-01
Let Nature Do Tt

DON'T EXPECT too much from
USDA toward meeting stockmen's
recommendations aimed at snoring
up beef markets. USDA officials are
convinced that natural factors are
going to level out markets in COM
ing months.
Additional beef may be purchased
by the army, in line with the advice
of cattlemen, and the department
appears serious in its intentions to
work with the beef industry in wide
spread promotion to boost consump-
ton, and improve marketing. How
ever, government purchases of beef
for school lunches are "being
studied" along with suggestions that
beef import restrictions would help
U. S. cattlemen.
The phrase, being studied" often
means, Tets put this off, at least
until things get worse than they
are"
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-04-01
Irri gated Pasture

WHAT is the best mixture to
seed for an irrigated pasture?
There is no single answer, R. L.
Lang and D. F. Burzlaff state in
bulletin just published by the Wyo-
ming Agricultural Experiment Sta
ton.
The recommended mixtures are
reported in Circular so, Seeding
Mixtures for Irrigated Pastures"
by R. L. Lang and D. F. Burzlaff,
available from the Director, Agri-
cultural Experiment Station, Lar
annie, Wyo.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-04-01
Seek Export Markets

EXPORT MARKETS are getting
more and more attention here in
Washington as official reports re-
fleet the fact that overseas sales of
u. S. farm products continue to fall
off.
Result is that the new administra-
ton has moved quickly to step up
foreign trade. The moves may not
be apparent for some time in better
farm prices, but groundwork is be-
ing laid. Actions include these:
1. Organization within USDA of
the Foreign Agricultural Service to
replace the Office of Foreign Agri-
cultural Relations. The new foreign
service at the department represents
Secretary Benson's first big step to
put more emphasis on development
of overseas markets. In the new
USDA reorganization plan, not yet
announced as this is written, the
Secretary asks for two more assist
ants besides Assistant Secretary Earl
Coke. One of these would be Romeo
Short, head of the new foreign serv-
ice which would be given top status
among USDA agencies.
2. Members of the Senate Agricu1-
ture Committee, headed by able Sen.
George Aiken of Vermont, are to
start hearings April on the export
import situation. Aiken's view on
foreign trade is generally that
adopted by most farm leaders here.
The Senator, like them, is convinced
that the U. S. must increase pur-
chases from foreign nations, in order
that they may afford to buy more of
our traditional export crops such as
wheat.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-04-01
Legislators Wary

FINDING SOMETHING better
than present programs that meet the
acid test of congressional approval
won't be easy. Southern legislators,
who still dominate both House and
Senate Agriculture Committees, re-
main wary of Benson intentions
justified or not.
''The objective of all of us is to be
against SIM" charged Sen. James o.
Eastland of Mississippi, member of
the senate agriculture committee,
"but the place where sin will be
abolished is in Heaven, and it ap-
pears that the place where the farm
er will get parity income, if the
policies being pursued are followed,
will be Heaven"
Makeup of both Agriculture Com
mittees is such that their views add
up to about the same as during the
Truman regime. Changes
in programs would require that the
lawmakers, Republicans as well as
Democrats, revise their own handi-
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-04-01
Keeping in Touch With Washington
hi g Search Is On For
Better Farm Program

WASHINGTON, D. C.-The big
search is on in earnest throughout
Washington to find something bet
teri than current federal farm pro-
grams. That something, the new
USDA high command now knows,
must accomplish two objectives:
First, reduce federal subsidies and
controls, and
Second, still maintain or improve
farm income.
It's no particular trick to achieve
one or another of these goals. Reach
ing both of them, at one and the
same time, is another matter.
However, Secretary Benson is now
persuaded both tests must be met to
win congressional approval for
changes in present farm programs.
Direction of the search for new
ways of keeping farm prices in bal
ance, as predicted, will be toward
programs that are more Self-SuStain-
ing than present price-support meth
DDS. In an important USDA policy
talk recently, John H. Davis, the de-
partment's Commodity Marketing &
Adjustment boss, put it this way:
''We want to examine all of the
suggestions that come along. With
respect to improving our farm econ
omy we want to explore the ex-
banded use of marketing agreements,
the practicability of a two-price sys-
tenn, the feasibility of price .insur-
ance, the possibility of using guar
anteed loans and many other ideas,
Also, we want to develop a better
marketing. and distribution system
which will put food into hungry
stomachs rather than into ware.
houses"
1t is clear the USDA's top hand
mean to call on nongovernment tout
siders" for considerable help in de
veloping price programs. Benson
: recently, has again been conferrin
with the 14-man committee repre-
senting producers, the colleges, an
food industry that he leaned upo
so heavily in the days before h
took over as Secretary. Also, he wi
continue to call on the many con
modify working committees he hi
named to help solve their own pric
problems.
Note: agriculture committees c
Capitol Hill also will put heavy sire
on nongovernment, "grass root
advice on farm programs. Besid
hearings in Washington this spri1
and summer, the lawmakers a
planning to hold cross-country Sc
; sions in the fall to find out VIII
farmers want.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-04-01

work. And legislators, like most
other people, are inclined to think
their handiwork is not bad.
There are IL southerners on the
house committee of 80 members, and
6 from the south among the Is menu
bers of the senate group.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-04-01

IDLE enough to retain all the 3D.
vontoees Of their chiseIing action
resulting in lighter pulling and q
better field job done. Jeoffroy
Plows may be had in either hand
lift models or equipped with by
drouIic lifts. 22-foot ond larger
pIows can be equipped with the
new Cable HydroIift.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-04-01

Jeoffroy ChiseI PIows ore made
in a to So foot sizes. A size for
every form and troctor. They
have double spring sofey trips,
oIl-weIded frames, heavy angle
iron bitches, 22-inch high clear
onoe, shonks made strong enough
to stand severe usage, yet fIex-