Southern Oregon Miner, Thursday, July 19, 1945
Wounded Sailors Will Swim Back to Health
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Converting Waste«
Into Poultry Feed
NO MORE BISTER SUSIE’S SOCKS
Civilian consumers will benefit in
B y P a u l
LON
the postwar period tor a number cl
wartime discoveries by army chem­
H elrasrd by W estern N ew sp a p er U nion.
Vitamin Concentrates
ists and researchers Not only will
TA
R IFF REDUCTION B ILL
they have synthetic soups and self­
From Vegetable Spoils
heating cocoa to use on camping CALLED BLOW AT INDUSTRY
WASHINGTON.—
Twas
said
upon
trips, but they will find that they
Vitamins are absolutely necessary
can purchase such things as shrink- the airwaves and in print, Mr. Tru­
proof woolen socks. The days when man won his greatest victory over for poultry—to baby chicks they aie
“ the socks of sisters raised the congress on the tariff cutting pro- all-essential Considerable work has
been done in order to provide poul ]
blooming blisters" have been ban­ | gram.
try with the elements, either frofn a
me
someone
shculd
It
seems
to
ished forever in the army.
something, if not a vegetable or animal source and
nave
smelled
All army socks are now
mouse, when 15 sen- rapid improvement has taken place.
shrink-proofed, and efforts are
The newest source Is promised
a t e Republicans
being made to apply the same
voted for the Dem­ from waste vegetable leaf meal.
treatment to all types of wool
ocratic Tariff bill.
doth.
Unity has not yet
A new synthetic cloth has also
developed in this
been developed which can be rolled
world to the heav­
up into a ball and will rebound from
enly point that a
a wall with the force of a rubber
Republican accepts j
ball. If allowed to remain on a
a Democratic the­
level surface for a quarter of an
ory on this issue
hour, however, the material will
where their fore­
flatten out completely. The fiber
Seaman 1/c Joe Fansa of Saratoga, N. Y., upper left, hurries toward the water as he prepares io enjoy
fathers fought, bled
wears extremely well, but the dif­ Pres. Truman and collected.
another day In sun and surf where once stood the exclusive Garden City Beach club, now used by wounded
ficulty still to be worked out is that
convalescents of the St. Albans Naval hospital as a beach resort. Center, cards, food and refreshments
Men have won the |
it will not stand more than 15 to President’s chair (and lost it also)
being served some of the wounded by volunteer hostesses. Right, sun baths are a popular feature at this resorl.
20 launderings.
for their stand upon this one ques­
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tion alone. Nothing, including the
CAPITAL CHAFF
civil war (which was a phase of the
ft In view of the lumber shortage tariff dispute between the foreign
and the terrific wartime destruc­ free-trading cotton growers and the
tion of forests in the South and New England textile manufacturers
Northwest, a drive has started for desirous of protection) has so deep­ Chicks Started With Farm Waste.
a renewal of the Civilian Conserva­ ly torn the political hearts of Ameri­
which has been proven an excel
tion corps after the war.
This cans.
lent chick feed supplement, accord­
may be the answer to conscription.
But this time congress, with
ing to results of cooperative re­
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Republican votes, authorized a
search between the U.S.D A. and
C While old-fashioned brass hats talk
further slashing of 25 per cent
the Delaware agricultural expert
about a big land army after the
by the President singlehanded
ment station.
war, General Bayerlein, command­
(making 75 per cent in all from
The experiment was undertaken
er of the Panzer Lehr division, now
the old high tariff rates) with­
to find uses for the large tonnage
a prisoner, haj given some inter­
out advice or consent of con­
of waste leaves in the production
esting information to U. S. officers
gress — or the Republican Na­
and processing of vegetable crops
abroad. He reports that if the U. S.
tional committee.
It showed that the blade portions of
army had stepped up tactical air i Yet, even Republican Senator
the leaves are high in protein, caro
warfare last August, after our Smith
of industrial New Jersey tene and riboflavin, all of which are
breakthrough into France, we could ' voted for it, changing his mind in
needed in poultry feeds Some were
have won the war sooner. At that the last few days from his previous­
so rich in carotene, or vitamin A.
time. U. S. planes were bombing ly announced repugnance to such a
that they have become sources of
German factories but not concen­ threat to American industrialist, raw material for vitamin concen
trating heavily on tactical bombing farmer and laborer from cheap for-
(rates.
—in other words bombing of enemy i eign competition.
The scientists have processed
troops. . . . Wonder what the effect
large quantities of both field and
Victory For Enigmatism.
would be if the new goop bomb,
Indeed, the senate did not change packing house vegetable wastes
which spreads unquenchable fire
the bill one whit from the house They utilized the waste leaves ol
in every direction, were dropped
version, which caused revival of all broccoli, beets, spinach, turnips,
wholesale on Jap troops in action?
the partisan fighting of ages, but it carrots and lima bean vines, and
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just said “Yea" in a loud voice and from all excellent sources of poul
U. S. and Franco’s Radio
sent it on to the President's desk, try feed.
Top officials of OW1 are seriously
where he could victoriously find it
considering using the American tax­ I upon his return from San Francisco.
payers' rrreney to buy time on Fran­
The hint of these strange doings
co's Spanish radio network.
! should have been sufficient warn-
Up until recently, OWI was broad­
Rep. Clinton P. Anderson of New Mexico, upper left, who was sworn in as secretary of agriculture by
I ing tflat something was wrong, but
casting over the Rabat, North Afri­
Justice Wiley Rutledge. Before a gathering of over 2,000 in department of jnatler. Tom C. Clark of Texas
! if anyone reported it, I have not
can, station, which is French, in
took oath of office from Judge Thurman Arnold as attorney general. Lower right shows Drmoeratle Na­
order to reach the Spanish people. seen the report
tional Chairman Robert E. Hannegan as he was sworn In as postmaster general. Upper right. Judge Lewis
Any analyst, however, will be
According to OWI executive Thur­
B. Sehwellenbaek of Washington takes oath as secretary of labor from Judge Nhrrman Minton of Indiana.
forced to conclude the victory was
man Barnard, “several programs a
for enigmatism, more than for
day carrying the American story
Truman. Just be­
are broadcast to the Spanish peo­
fore the slashing
ple.”
authority passed the
But despite the recent action of
house (and in order
the San Francisco conference in flat­
to get it through),
ly vetoing the admission of Fascist
Mr. Truman sent a
Spain into the United Nations, OWI
billet to his friend
is considering a radio hookup over
Speaker Sam Ray­
Franco's government-owned net­
An efficient scraper for the barn
burn saying:
work.
floor can be made of an old cross­
“
I
have
had
drawn
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cut saw. The scraper may also be
to
my
attention
BOOST IN COFFEE PRICES?
used in poultry bouses and on
statements to the
A debate has been raging inside
roosts.
effect that this in­
the government over the price of
Braces should be run from the
creased
authority
coffee, which this time may be
saw
on either side to the handle, at
might be used in
boosted.
such a way as to endanger or an angle shown in the illustration
Chief problem is that Brazil, our
‘trade out’ segments of American If steel rods are not available, heavy
biggest coffee shipper and our best
industry, American agriculture, or wire may be used.
friend in Latin America, is finding it
American labor. No such action was
so uneconomical to grow coffee that
taken under President Roosevelt and
she is turning to cotton. In that
Agriculture
Cordell Hull and no such action
case she would be our chief compet­
will take place under my presi­
In the News
itor instead of our chief customer.
dency.”
Labor costs in Brazil have risen
The only reason for a tariff
W. J. DRYDEN
to such an extent that Brazilian cof­
rate, of course. Is to protect
fee growers can’t produce at the
some American industry, farm
OPA ceiling price which averages
Apples
or worker from cheap produc­
around 13 cents a pound. They want
The milk of the apple is being
tion costs coming in competi­
the price boosted to an average of
made into medicine and candy This
tion from abroad. There are no
18 cents a pound. This would in­
process was devel­
tariffs on non-competitive prod­
crease the cost of a cup of coffee
oped in Virginia
ucts, no reason for any.
one-eighth of a cent.
from apple pulp.
If there is to be no “ danger”
The state departm’ent favors such
The use of apple
to domestic interests from tar­
a price rise. The OPA, anxious to
syrup in tobacco, as
iff cutting, how can there be
hold the line, is opposed.
a glycerin substi­
any tariff cutting — in fact, why
Carrying her day’s supply of wa­
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tute, has been well
was the subject ever men­
ter In the tank on her back, Dorothy
merry - go - round
advertised.
Other
tioned, or the law passed?
Rarely, If ever, does a mere lieutenant greet a general of the army M artin, fire watcher, clambers over
ft Senator Carl Hatch of New Mex­
To this question, no senator I uses have also been
with “hello, pop.” But Lt. Bruce Arnold did it that way when he met the rough path to her home on top
ico has been sitting on the anti-poll have found has even a private an­ found for the syrup
his dad, General of the Army II. H. Arnold, on Okinawa. The general of the tower on top of Iron moun­
tax bill until the San Francisco Unit­ swer. The only suggestion approach­
By the fermenta­
is commanding general of the arm y air forces. Ills son is with the 834th tain. She lives alone, and she says
ed Nations charter is out of the ing an explanation is that M r. Tru­
tion of the expressed juice of the ap­
she loves it—at present.
AAA on Okinawa. Meeting took place during inspection trip.
way. He does not want a poll-tax man expects to horn in someway on
ple, an alcoholic beverage is pro­
filibuster to upset ratification of the the German and Jap trade by some
duced from apples.
charter.
magic yet undisclosed, and it will
It takes, on the average, a bushel
ft Forthright Fred Vinson, the war have to be big magic because the
of apples to produce three gallons
mobilizer. is going to be put on the Nazi and Jap cost of production was of cider. It is now possible to se­
spot soon by the Surplus War Prop­ what made this trade possible (in­ cure concentrated elder.
erty board. It is about to hatch cluding electric light bulbs in our
The pulp, after juice has been ex- |
a ruling whereby 11 billion dollars 10 cent stores for half our cost of tracted, has a definite feeding value
of government-owned war plants production).
equal to corn silage for cattle.
and machinery would be sold mere­
Why would not a Republican vote
Treacle, made from apples, can
ly on the basis of price, not on the for a Democratic tariff proposition replace 50 per cent of sugar usually
basis of where they could stimulate like that?
employed in making preserves A j
business and competition. . . . If
Indeed, the administration went good quality vinegar is also pro j
the Surplus board has its way, war compromisingly further and an­ duced from apples. Other uses ol !
plants, machinery, etc., will go to nounced firmly that an escape apple products are: supplement to i
the DuPonts, General Motors, Ford, clause would be adopted to its fu­ grain flour products, apple wax used I
and others with the most cash to buy ture tariff-cutting treaties, one like in lubricants, and apple seed olL
them.
the provision of the Mexican treaty.
ft Unsung heroes of the airplane
But we have been told by the ad­
carrier Franklin’s rescue were ministration, the leftwingers and
Early Chick Feeding
Capt. John Gingrich, skipper of the even Republicans that quotas are
As soon as baby chicks are placed
cruiser Pittsburgh, and his execu­ horrible; in fact, were the cause of in the brooder house, they should be
tive officer, Ed Rivers. Capt. the war. And Mr. Truman’s people fed, and taught to eat. otherwise
Leslie Gehres of the Franklin ex­ have advertised his new tariff they may eat part of the litter and ,
pressed astonishment that the Pitts­ slashing powers as a beautiful die. While a sand litter is excellent
burgh kept its towline on the burn­ bonanza of the bountiful postwar the crop full of sand will not resuii
ing airplane carrier with Jap sui­ world, the one “indispensable leg" in chick growth or in health.
cides hitting at both. . . . The an­ of the Roosevelt postwar program,
The first few days it would be well
swer is that for over 37 hours, Ging­ including also the Bretton Woods to place the feed on a cardboard.
Instead of dodging a snorting
rich remained on the bridge, with bank and exchange matter and the After four or five days, hoppers,
The crowning ceremony of the Orthodox rites features the wedding automobile in the streets of his
Rivers assigned to the fantail to San Francisco agreement.
which prevent the chicks from geV of Princess Xemia Romanoff, daughter of Prince Andrew of Russia, and home city, New York, thia school
watch the towline. Neither had a
The Indispensable leg apparently ting Into the feed should be substi­ L t. Calhoun Ancrum of the U. 8. arm y, in the Russian Orthodox church, boy from the sidewalks of Gotham
moment’s sleep during those 31 has rheumatic quotas and non-com- tuted.
St. Phillips, In Buckingham Palace road, London. They met while Lieu­ proves he enjoys running the tractor
tenant Ancrum was stationed with U. 8. troops In London.
hours.
to aid war.
oetitive arthritis.
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