TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13. 1BSS
Tumbleveed
Crop Grows
Over Texas
SAN ANGELO, Tex. W-A great
many iarmers around here face
some pitchfork drill this fall and
winter. They'll harvest a crop they
can't sell, can't eat. can't feed
their cattle, can't afford not to
harvest.
The plant Is the tumbleweed a
Joy to romping children, a ghost to
a scary horse and a burden to
dryland farmers.
Many billions of the weed are
ripening in unused fields. High
winds last weekend loosened a few
million.
They whipped across level
ground until they hit a fence or
other barrier and then they piled
up. They buried the fence.
Sheltered lawns also were buried
several feet deep.
Tumbleweeds range from knee" to
waist high. Their limbs grow into
a light, ball-lite mass of tough
branches. They break from the
ground easily and children like to
race them as the wind rolls them
along. A nervous horse shys away
from them almost as fast as from
a rattlesnake's buzz.
Where the weeds pile up. they
can burn as if they were gasoline
saturated. If Jiey're left along a
fence row, winter winds bury them
In silt and can completely cover
the fence in dirt. Nothing less than
a bulldozer moves them success
fully. Soil conservationists blame two
things for the severe infestation:
dry. weather in the early summer
which caused fields to be aban
doned for the season, and later
rain which nurtered the tumble
weeds. Elmer Kelton, San Angelo Standard-Times
agricultural editor, has
his own explanation:
"The tumbleweed is nature's way
of trying to provide cover for bare
ground.
"Nature can't abide a bars spot,
and where man fails to cultivate
or removes the grass, the, old
dame steps In and puts tumble
weeds or other weeds as her own
conservation measure."
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URANIUM MAP
WASHINGTON WV-For SO cents.
any would-be uranium prospector
can ouy a government map. show
ing areas known to be richest in
e atomic-age ore. Secretary of
Interior McKay announced
availability to the publio of the
new map.
Rocket Expert To Leave U.S.
BROTHERHOOD OF RAILROAD TRAINMEN AUXILIARY, gathered in Klamath Falls over the
weekend for a state mooting. These regional and national officials were greeted on their ar
rival Friday on the Shasta Daylight by members of the Klamath Falls chapter. From left to
right are: Edna Hansen, warden of the local chapter; Mary Gorman, grand president, Cleve
land, Ohio; Margaret Donahue, vice grand president, District No. 8, 'Seattle, Washington;
and other officers of the local chapter, Katie Eck, president, Norma Hansen, vice president,
Mary Knight, treasurer and Lucille Knight, drill captain.
LOS ANGELES i. One of the
world's foremost rocket experts.
Dr. Hsue-shen Tslen. head of the
nonmilitary jet propulsion center
a California Institute of Technol
ogy, will leave for R?d China
Friday under a deportation order.
Immigration otlicials said the
order alleged that Dr. Tsien was
a member of the Communist-party
oeiore ne enterea tne United States
in 193ti. He was granted a perma
nent residence permit in 1947.
Robert Robinson, acting ullicer
in charge of the Immigration Serv
ice here, said yesterday that in
leaving the United States. Dr.
Tsien would, in effect, be deporting
himself.
Friends of the Chinese said, how-
evei. that ne was bitter agamst
the United Slates for first ordermc
his deportation and later relusinc
him permission to leave the coun
try tor live years. The ban on hi
leaving was lifted last Aug. 4 and
Dr. Tsien resigned from Cnltech
snortly thereafter.
Dr. Tsien has dented member
ship in the Communist party. He
was arrested Sent. 7. 1950. bv
immigration officers as he was
about to sail for China. Eight cases
oi scientific Daners were seized on
the dock. They had been consigned
to ur. Tsien by himself for dellverv
in Shanghai. Examination of the
1.800 pounds of documents in
dicnted that they did not Include
any classified material. ' Subse-
Electric Strike
In Second Day
PITTSBURGH W A strike oi
43,000 members of the CIO Inter
national Union of Electrical Work
ers against Westinghouse Electric
Corp. went into its second day
today as negotiators tried to end
a deadlock.
Although hours of negotiation
proved unfruitful yesterday, an
other session was called between
James B. Carey, president of' the
union, and Vice President Robert
D. Blaiser of Westinghouse.
Neither had any comment when
they broke up a long session early
today.
Meanwhile, peaceful picketing
continued at the 37 plants in nine
states where the OIO-1EU has
bargaining rights.
So far there has been no report
that operations have been affected
in some 30 Westinghouse plants
naving contracts with other unions
The IEU strike was ordered in
support of 2.200 members who
struck Aug 8 at the East Pitts
burgh plant. This walkout was
called because the union said
Westinghouse had violated the
national contract in starling a
time study of certain operations
in an efficiency move. Westing
house denied the charge, declaring
it had a right to manage its own
business.
quently, they were returned to
him.
The deportation order was re
turned' alter a hearing at writer)
two retired members of the Los
Angeles Police Department's "Reo.
squad ' identined him as a card'
carrying Communist in the late
'30s. No implementing order for
(Vodka la orange juice)
It leaves you
breathless
his deportation came through, how. Caltech, where he was primarily
ever, and Dr. Tslen, under $15,000: concerned with analytical, theoretl
bond, returned to his amies at cat and educational problems.
AUCTION
CHICAGO I Among the arti
cles displayed for auction as un
claimed merchandise at the Chica
go post office today are 30 pounds
of feathers, SO pounds of lovebird
seed and 60 Liberace charm
bracelets.
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A well-stocked medicine chest hot its place
in every home. But, choosinq your own rem
edies to treat an illness can be dangerous.
Let your doctor diagnose and prescribe, let
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