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Th • lay, February 24, 1944
Agent Urges
Seeding Now
The seeding of grass and clover
on non-crop pasture pasture land
or seeding on fall planted grain
can be done to advantage during
the month of February. This
seeding can be done either on
frozen ground or in the mud. The
action of the weather in freezing
and thawing the ground auto
matically covers the seed, or,
seeded in the mud, the rain will
cover the seed.
The following is a mixture rec
ommended for hill land pasture:
English . rye grass............ 41bs
Orchard grass ................ 2 lbs
Tall fescue ....................... 31bs
Chewing’s fescue ............ 21bs
Astoria bent grass ....... '4 lb
Alsike clover ..................... lib
White clover
....................... *4lb
Total.............. 12‘¿lbs
This mixture should be seeded
at the rate of about ten pounds
per acre.
For low land pasture ladino
clover should be included in the
mixture as well as lotus major if
the seed can be obtained. Lotus ¡3
an exellent legume and will grow
on quite wet land.
So-called "burn mixtures”
should not be used. Most of
these mixtures contain a certain
quantity of cheap and useless
seed, and it is a waste of money
to seed them.
The AAA payments are avail
able for seeding pasture and
range in price from 15 cents for
some of the grasses and clovers
to 45 cents for the higher priced
seeds. In general the AAA pay
ments equal about three-fourths
of the cost of the seed.
SPEED COLLECTIONS
Waste paper collections can
be speeded up if paper boxes
are taken apart and flattened,
wrapping paper is smoothed out
and folded, newspapers are neat-
. ly folded, magazines are properly
bundled and brown bags are
flattened and bundled.
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Vernonia Eagle
Handbook for
Workmen Issued
The state industrial accident
commission has recently issued a
handbook which defines the le
gal rights of an injured workman
and explains the simple steps nec
essary to conform with the legal
requirements which entitle him to
medical care and payments for
time lost through an injury.
A schedule of amounts allowed
for losses is given which is deter
mined by the earnings of the
workman at the time of the ac
cident, his marital status and
number of dependent children.
Temporary total disability, per
manent total' disability and per
manent partial disability benefits
are enumerated and awards for
fatalities are listed.
Resume Given
A resume of the general pro
visions of the workmans compen
sation law is given in addition to
information relative to occupa
tional diseases as covered by the
1943
legislative
enactments.
Methods for filing an application
for a rehearing are explained and
information given relative to the
procedure to be followed when
a third party is involved in an
accident which causes an injury
to a workman of an employer
covered by the workmens com
pensation act.
Copies of the booklet may be
secured without charge by em
ployees, employers, organizations
and others upon application to of
fices of the commission at Salem.
Portland or Eugene.
Those Who
Are In It
REPLIES STILL COME
Sometime ago there appeared
in this column a poem entitled
"Somewhere in Australia” and
later a reply appeared which was
written by an Australian girl.
Another version has been sent
by Cpl. Arthur B. Meyer which
was written by an Aussie male.
There also appears here one
which was written by a Yankee
as an answer to them all.
Send the Yankies back to ’Frisco,
Send them all to bloomin’ h—,
It’s p pity they can’t fight a war
without their mission bell.
When old Tojo starts advancing,
right up their garden path,
And the fight’s right in their
own back pard, that’s when
we’ll have the laugh.
civilian will get more meat in J944)
than he had in 1935-39
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Let them stay in “God’s, own
country” and breath their filt
ered air,
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We prefer our open spaces and
the peace and quiet there.
Where the sky is blue in the day
time and starry bright at night
No sir, you can’t beat Aussies,
so(Yank, go fly a kite.
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ARMED FORCES
A YANKIE’S ANSWER
TO THEM ALL
Now an Aussie wrote a poem, I
think it was a girl,
Telling of the woes the Yanks
had brought into their world.
Her tene was very scornfull and
her verse was very sad
And it is so terribly shocking,
the Yanks are so d— bad.
We love our noble allies, we
smile at their retreats,
We scoff at their withdrawals,
frown at their defeats.
We send them ships and air-
planes, they even steal our
jeeps,
And best of all we send them
Yanks, to show them it’s for
keeps.
Oh take them back to ’Frisco,
let them hear their mission
bells.
For despite the Japs and Tojo
we can manage just as well.
Please send us back, dear Aussie,
where we’ll hear those mission
bells,
And let the Japs and Tojo run
you through ten thousand
h—s.
Let them run right through the
country, taking
everything
they want,
With no one here but Aussies it
would be a peaceful jaunt.
Let Blarney and his boys take
charge and run this bloody
war,
Withdraw, retreat as usual, Aus
sies wouldn’t get so far.
Please send us Yanks to ’Frisco,
to the folks we love so well,
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I’d like to be back there to hear
the ringing of the bells,
Where there is show enough for
everyone, where real fun is
had,
Where a soldier is a gentleman
and not a loathsome cad.
Where strangers all are welcom
ed, despite their race or creed
And Aussies, mind you, Aussies,
■even the atrocious breed.
Where women are real women,
not a pussy footing clan,
And love their Yankie soldiers.
They know a real man.
we never cared to roam.
Advance Australia backwards, as
you have done for years,
Keep advancing backwards, the
Yanks will shed no tears.
We are tired of this d— country,
we wish you’d send us back
To the states and give this coun
try to the yelling Aussie pack.
Let them have their blessed coun
try.
Let them f ght and yell and sing,
Just send us back to ’Frisco,
Let them save their blessed king.
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Where the soldiers all have mon
ey and don’t bum Zacs for
beer.
Where they get their drinks like
gentlemen, each buying his
own share. '
Where each man carries cigar
ettes and uses his own smokes,
And don’t have to share them
with a thousand greedy bloaks.
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BÜÏ EXTRAS B0M)S!
Give Australia to the Aussies.
Let them fall in with the Japs.
Let the Yanks all stay at home
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and listen to their yaps.
Let the Aussies yell for help,
let the Yankies stay at home.
We didn’t ask to be shipped here,
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ANOTHER ANSWER BY
AN AUSSIE MALE
Now someone wrote a poem, yes
I think it was a Yank,
•And the sentiments contained
therein, they well and truly
stank.
Good sportsmanship is something
Aussies are well noted for,
But the Yanks can’t understand,
when they barge in our front
door.
They require central heating,
and a room with private bath.
While we breed a race of He men
to whom this is all a laugh.
Who don’t need glamor uniforms
and “shop shine while they
wait”
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When Roosevelt recalls them,
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