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EIGHT MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUIfS Thursday. March 27. 1S51 FRESH FRYER No. 1 Grade Sliced in Cello Pkgs. y ' ' i ' ft ' ' " ' ' ' ' ' If "Wj : A wkw ft'"" ' ' A 1 -r" I f ' - ' v . 'J, 1; pinriiiini 1 mum mi rr4 in' MEN FROM MARS? U. S. engineers in asbestos suits move one of the "old type" aircraft warning balloons away from the truce conference site at Panmunjom, Korea. This type balloon contain ing inflammable hydrogen is to be replaced by "sausage" shaped balloons filled with safe helium. In the early days of the truce talks, several engineers were burned when one of the hydrogen filled balloons exploded. Special Stamp Honors 4-H Program on Anniversary Washington U.R) The world's largest farm youth organization the 4-H clubs was accorded high honor for its 50th anniver sary this year. A new postage stamp commem orating the clubs was issued at Springfield, O., where the idea of farm youth doing something with its head, heart, hands, and health was born The 4-H idea spread M(ith such vigor that now there are about 90,000 clubs, with a membership of more than 2,000,000 boys and girls between 10 and 21. In a half century the clubs have train ed more than 15,000,000 Ameri can youngsters. The organization has been classed as "one of the greatest character-building agen cies in the United States By act of Congress, 4-H youth training is under the immediate supervision of some 9,000 county extension agents cooperatively employed by the Department of Agriculture, the state colleges of agriculture and county govern ments. Also 250,000 men and women serve without pay in volunteer guidance to the various types of 4-H club activities. Many Awards Given A growing list of corporations and individual donors are con tributing to a carefully devel oped system of awards ranging from scholarships and breeding stock to gold medals and cash prizes. That has resulted in re newed incentive for the young people to take part in many and varied projects and to display their skills in competition with each other at state fairs and 4-H conventions. The clubs program provides opportunity to "learn to do by doing, since each new member chooses one or more projects for "basic training." These projects range from the best-known single job, that of raising farm animals for a profit, to other activities such as raising a garden, cooking and nutrition, forestry, soil con servation and many others. The soil conservation project, for example, is a steady job for the 4-H clubbers, its value fully recognized in recent years. Important Work Done From almost every state come reports of 4-H members who have ditched, terraced, laid drain pipes, seeded old fields to grass, filled up gullies, and built ponds and dams. Character training is received through demonstration and judg-ing-team work, tours and hikes, work in music appreciation and dramatics, 4-H camps, and ex hibits at community, county, state and often interstate events. Outside of their local interest, the 4-H members have become increasingly conscious of their responsibility in sharing their knowledge with the young peo ple of other lands. The result has been the Inter national Farm Youth Exchange, in which the youth of the United States and other countries have worked and shared ideas. HONORED AT LONG LAST Belle Center, O. (U.R) The Cuban government finally caught up with history. Dr. Charles J. Bondley has just re ceived the government's award for "special service rendered during the Spanish-American War of 1898." 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