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DRNTON, TEXAS, RECOEL CHRONICLE, MONDAY, .11 I.Y 23, 1938
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November. 1800. On Aug. 24, 1814,
the British burned the building,
ft is shown above on a stamp of
fact that Allred once declared for a Roosevelt third
term and recently dubbed the President "the greater
something else again. But today it's only a big dull
town. There’s no savor to the ghoulash. All the blush
have been settled, many people are
beginning or wonder what it is all
about and what it means. During
the campaign there wasn't much
discussion about the Issues Argu-
ments over what a candidate for
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there's a lily in my hand. And that's utsnay. if you
ask me Here I am back from as pleasant a stay as
I was ever on. in Connecticut it was, and instead of
feeling keenly reminiscent and alive, instead of bub-
bling over with suppressed energy and excitement.
jobs? Perhaps it's cheaper and bet-
ter work that the animal can do.
Capital Jigsaw
By HOWARD C. MARSHALL
AUSTIN, July 25—«»- Betcha
two to one I can.name the next
with the consumption figures. the
board reported proration of June
of the votes in such a stellar field of candidates is
a significant indication that Texans want a change
in their State government, and feel that ODaniel
with his Ten Commandments platform will come
Oraibl, one of the Hopi villi
in northwest Arizona, is said to
one of the oldest continually
habited communities in the Un
States it dates back to 1370.
where the rudiments of dams
have been construced by CCC
workers. -I about ten-daysthe
beavers complete the work and
are ready to move on to an-
other dim in the course of
a year it is estimated each 85
beaver does conservation work
valued at $300. On a cost basis,
that is far better than his hu-
man counterpart* are able to
do As an example of industry
and thrift, the beaver would
make a good national symbol,"
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wholly by
the typing
of a westerner, a Catholic or both.
M not be entirely discounted. But
the best western atholie available
and he wants Murphy to keep on
in Europe they grab the offices first and hold the
elections afterward—Wheeling News-Register
My skin drifted away.
But I did not say 'Nay'
For I have a new one
When all's said and done.
Deaf Student Is
One of Best In
Class in Typing
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lng courses since 1925, he says. He
found the Denton school does offer
this work in the summer.He had
not done nay typing until he came
to Denton, and today he is one of
were planning to spend their va-
cation at the seaside and find out
sortiething about the ways of sea
birds and little sea creatures.
But they were taking the trip
easky, enjoying everything as they
went along. Now the ducks were
Im a frog. a green frog.
I like an old bog.
Or I like a nice brook—
Now pleas give a look I
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The exterior walls are built of
light gray Virginia sandstone and
were first painted white in the
course of reconstruction‘after the
fire in 1815.
Major. L'Enfant, French engi-
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antional proposal "
A railroad tunnel under the Etrus-
can Appennine mountain in Italy la
the longest in the world—118 miles.
Ami
men
and
Civilization too often works against itpeir in its
missionary efforts American colleges and hospitals
in China are being destroyed by American-made
bombs,— Port Worth Star-Telegram.
The President is now out to catch rooster fish
and wahoo* ott the California coast. Having con-
eluded a cross-country session of angling among
tile elephants and yahoos.
The rambler rose may be beautiful to Robert Burns.
- but it is only a blossom to me, and a thorny one at |
' that. This metropolis may be a magic city to others.
MAGIC-AIRE |
The Modem Vacuum Cleaner. Ask for Demonstration
the problems and personalitie
deaf persons.
He is an ardent football fan.
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Easter would lose its interest for a lot of folks if all
the_ mbyara m—brnkan—Ohio Blair Journal. ____
UNITED STATES POSTACE
and involved problems requiring I —
deftness and sureness of touch, r
Thinning out the beaver pop- I
ASK FOR
PI RITY BREAD
What. In these not too encouraging times. must be
our policy? I think it is quite simple: To keep on peg-
ging away at the ideal of closed Anglo-American co-
operation—to stand together before all the world for
the peace and safety of mankind - Major Beith.
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O’Daniel. and it need not be a
surprise to anybody that he won the
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A PERSONALITY HAS HERGED
Voters of Texas proved conclusively last Satur-
day that they like showmanship in their politics. Not
since the days when Jim Ferguson jumped from a
political dark horse status to the governorship has
this State seen such an avalanche of support fall in
ArvewooleA"KnaVFSaryden
Roberts.
where respected as a scholar fell
erne Court seat of Oliver Wendell
as become traditionally a scholar's
‘s appointment presumably would
. since he ted the list in the Amer-
Public Opinion's poll of lawyers for
am prezerence. John W Dans. the
an second.
left-wingers. aside from pupils and
" would prefer a less pedantic man
Ce for legal tradition, whose legal
more nearly approach that of Jus-
ng possibility, if Frankfurter is pass-
Walton Hale Hamilton a Yale law
nomist who never has been a prac-
on our convenient Lay
A-Way Plan.
Part-wool Blankets,
Size _______$2.98
Ms New Dealers have come to con-
e Court less important as a juridical
national policy-making body. ■That's
•ports that a Federal Circuit Court
—end Cardomo need not be taken
there were two Jews on the court Brandeis and Car-
doze had to be taken into account.
With Cardoso gone. Roosevelt still wants Frank-
Blue Monday's gonna be like i.. __—_ .na in ihe ran
Nobody has a better time than I do, but next day the ...
was not an Elliott Roosevelt appointment, as some
reports had-It, nor was it a John Gamer appointment.:
as other reports said. It was a Franklin D. Roosevelt
The Abilene Reporter has this
to say:
nomination in the first primary:
He didn't discuss issues much and
he isn't bound by much of any-
thing except this promise to be lab-
eral with pensions. What’s to hap-
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appointment n-was made as an anti-Garner move,
with the idea that Allred was a liberal of New Deal
stripe.----——
That Allred's nomination was no joy to his fellow
neanenato, makine needed chanees than would other replete wathromanee and glamour, but a doesnt
cnaaaue i . -n Na -odaw u dosh" Tomorrow—that's •
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Gamer's intense opposition to a Roosevelt third
term is widely known.
girls receiving the highhest number of votes were Miss
Lesta Pierre Miss Kate Owens. C. A Bridges and I
Frank Gilbreath. -
While all is joy at the O’Daniel home, one bitter
aspect of the ejection outcome was the sudden loss
of support by two candidates who until six weeks
ago were generally looked upon a* certain opponents
in the run-off. William MeOraw has been running
far governor for four years and perhaps has talked
to more Texans tn that time than any other citizen
in public office Until a few weeks ago many believed
he would lead the ticket
But political sentiment changes rapidly, or at least
so it seems All of the careful planning and building
up of political fences of the other candidates went
for naught when the tide turned to ODaniel Ernest
Thompson apparently held on to his supporters bet-
ter than McCraw, but if the election had been held
a few days later, the ODaniel boom probably would
have cut his support more
Man About Manhattan
By GEORGE TUCKIA
NEW YORK -Honey. the old letdown’s got me I
dunno why it is, but I can’t come home from yaca-
gl
J. J. MACLAEHLAN
Emoouzzende
A cat in Maine observed his 25th birthday recent-
ly He attributed his longevity to going to bed ear-
ly* every night and shut“2 up
Opposing groups of mural painters are tiffing
over employment in New York, and no murals are
getting done. The painters have their backs to the
wall.
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According to a Miami professor, the earth will
freeze solid in 7119# years. That's a conservaive
estimate if this weather keeps up.
Behind Scenes in Washington
By RODNEY DU IvaAt
NBA Pervice Staff Correspondema
WASHINGTON—Dr Felix Frankfurter of Harvard
Law School at this stage leads the field of possible
successors to the late Supreme Court Justice Ben-
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governor intended to try to do were
relegated almost into oblivion by dis-
eusslon of personattties
The fact that W Lee O’Daniel of
Fort Worth was nominated for gov-
ernor need not be surprising. Every-
body expected him to get a good
vote and many of those on the
"inside” of the campaigns of vari-
ous candidates knew that he was
a real threak to win ui the first
primary. It is easy to see that such
can happen easily when a candi-
date lias strong backing in every
community throughout the state.
This was known to be the case with
being urged ot co-operate fully with
the clean-up this week, and see
that the mosquito-breeding quar-
ters are removed, in order to pre-
vent a threatened serious mosquito
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Spectacular rear platform appointment of Gov.
James V Allred of Texas as a Federal district Judge
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behind a gubernatorial candidate Louisiana had its tions like other people, full of pep and raring to go.
Huey Long and Oklahoma had its Alfalfa Bill Mur- I gotta be gloomy I gotta feel sorry for myseir 1 Rot-
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that of John T. Simmonsappears on the ballot as a
candidate for the place.
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The winners in the contest for the rejection of fa- .
vorites among the students of the Normal College .
were annex meed Friday. All students were permit- i
ted to vote in the contest and the two boys and two
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Texan. Vice President Garner. As suggested by? the remains to be seen.
Nevada has produced more than
a billion dollars in mineral wealth
since 1860.
* Msmbsr Audit Bureau of Ctreudato
ember Amoctatea Prem.
Mdember Texas Daily Prees Leegu
PHOXEs
Mustnem ana Eantoria omc ... ........—
Olreulation Department . ............
SUascRIrTION HATES
One year (in advance) ............——-
dis montha by mau tin navanoe)---
Three mon"h by mall (la advance) -
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
You never know when you
wil be the next victim of an
automobile accident which
may mean a hospital bill run-
nine into many hundreds of
dolfara
DO a year buys: 12,s00 rim-
rtp*l Mum: 8MB Metmburse-
ment for rest of medical, sur-
Einttohopttal "4 nuratn« •t-
Can you afford to carry the
risk yourseir?
ray. and now when the Ferguson star in Texas is in
eclipse, out comes a new and powerful political per-
sonanty named w. Ire ODaniet
Politically speaking. O'Daniel is an unknown quan-
tity. not having a politieal record for checking but
there is no doubt of the backing he has from the
vetera. and this is a known quantity that counts most
His amazing accomplishment of getting a majority
BARBS _
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(Copyright, 1938, NKA Service. mcj
Come news of another one of those former boy
geniuses who grows up to be just another adult Ap-
parendy enlightenment never strikes the same
place twice.
ta sit around with my chin in my hand feeling like
the drag end of Gloomy Sunday and wondering what
, the new U. S. regular series, en-
! larged. U -
are put- to work in streams
era. Today the windows. little diamond-shaped
squares of stained glass, like those in cathedrals. are
-crnck,redmaobpranamokedartnmconiyidc
’ curtains there
tion s water conservation and
flood prevention problem. As
long as the beavers were busy-
on ten thousand small streams
the wild waters of the spring
freshet* were checked, their dan-
gers minimized. But the’beaver
population was decimated by
man's greed, and of late years
the flood problem. along with
soil ercfion and other major
disasters, has become acute. Nat-
urally enough, mankind is turn-
ing to the beavor for a solution.
The United States government
in 1922 started a series of ex-
pei auenta with beavers which
led to more recent carefully
The liquor control board has re-
leased statistics showing summer
weather is having its* usual effect
Upon alcohol consumption in Tex-
as ' •
. The board said per capita con-
$284,000 to the old age assistance
fund, 586,000 to the available school
fund and $30 to the general fund
in the state treasury.
The prorations, the board said,
would bring to nearly 811.000000
“‘As busy as a beaver' is not
a meaningless phrase The beav-
ers are busy persons of the ani- 1
mal kingdom, the most marvel-
ous dam-bulders in the world
—surpassing man’s best effort*
in some particularly difficult
At TO REGISTKATIONS
54583—Bob Swofford, Ponder, Chev-
rolet truck.
so. he said, as he will return to
School for the Deaf. At the A
summer and came to Denton to at- the school's adminstration.
tend the Senior High School. The the social activities of the
Austin school has not offered typ-1 were a swimming party
FAGE FOUR
fienton RecordChronicU
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A J. ROW ARDS__________Oenaml Menage
L. A. McDonald...........................Managing Eanor
LEB a McDonald ............... Manager
n. KWUBk______—Advertsing Msnsgw
Etera a aMota-cta* man mauia at Denton.
Tama ___
Daily susuea at n wet mekory btreet. P—WB.
Tuas. evety afternogi muM Bundaj by the Record-
19 Years Ago Today
(From Record-Chronicle July 25, 1919.
-The curus company i the hewnameof an oxa
Denton business organization and marks the trans- | curtains there.
formation of "he O. M Curtis drag store from an ' Whas happened to the Tavern I can only guess
individual estabushment to a sorporation The. cor- j But like so many other placre that thrived during
poration was D^rtued at Austin this week with a ' the dry years, ft faded with Repeal. It is a memory
capital stack of 850,000 all paid up The incorporators | now a sad ghet drifting through the dry summer
are Mr. Curtis and W. E and Charles H Smoot. t days.
- _ - _________ .___ I have often thought about Chester and wondered
F. E Tobin and son. Emory D Tobin, were here if j would walk into some place some night and see
Friday from Aubrey Young Tobin has just returned i him perched at that nttle piano grinning delighted-
from France after 19 months’ service in the supply l i at his fght folks banging those tunes they like
department of the army Mr Tobin said he did not E hear "1: ' .
think the crop damage from the floods in the bottom But 1 have. You'a thtmk to all the places you Good work on the part of the
near Aubrey would be as heavy as was at Aim thought go to (through the years there must-have been 500 beavers, but what about the fel-
— ....__‘ * c.. . | 04 them) you'd run into • fellow like Chester You 1ows mat their work throws out of
-mhe tickets were printed Saturday for the election [ couldnt be mistaken. There never was anybody even
a UUle bit like him But I never have, and I suppose
now I never will Chester was old. and Repeal hap-
pened a long time ago.
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Lieut. Gov. Woodul has indicated
willingness to fill in the unexpired
term and Governor Allred has not
+esued his statement he was un-
decided whether he wofd resign.
Sundown
Stories . I
—B» Mar Graham Bemne-
GREEN FROG’S SONGS
The intle knome-like man. Willy
pounced later, therefore indicated
the impulsive taker of the short
end of the wager might win after
all, should the chief executive serve
out his term.--————_
the total contributed by alcohol
beverage and liquor consumers to
pensions, more than t3.300.000 to
public schools and 8330 to the gen-
eral fund.
To date, since liquor again became
legal in Texas, the state has netted
revenues from that source of more
than 314.000.000.
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LONDON, July 25—Prime
Minister Chamberlain today refused
to make "an unconditional pro-
posal" to Mexico for the resumption
of diplomatic relations, broken off
as a sequel to Mexico's expropria-
tion of United States and Britiah
oil properties
Answering a suggestion in the
House of Commons that he seek to
heal the breach, the Prime Minister
said:
“President Cardenas is reported
to have said he would have no ob-
jection to i eue wing dtptomatic re-
lationswitbOreat Britain if an im-
condational proposal to that effart
were to be made By the British
liquor revenues would add nearly
ts caning in handy, even before it
gets him a job
Would Like Jab
Scott’s family loves at Post Oak
in Jack County. While in Denton
he is residing at 805 Avenue A.
Typing is the-only course he is tak-
ing in the school here. He doesn't
have a Job. but would like very
much to have one, he says
Although he would like to con-
tinue in Senior High School here
during the winter, he will not do
bother some students in typing
classes at Denton High School—but
never S E Scott, who is taking his
first course in that subject and who
wants to be a typist when he fin-
ishes school.
For Scott has attended the Texas
School for the Deaf at Austin for
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The White House—
Symbol of America
A TOP-HATTED- distinguished
A company laid the cornerstone
There's something else, too. that , makes me feel
pretty bad I passed a ghost on the street just now -
the ghost of the old White Horse Tavern Coming
across 45th Street I just happened to took up and
caught sight of a sign IX said, simply: For Rent.”
And it came to me with something of a start that
here indeed was the scene of many a gay old tune
Almost everybody remembers the Tavern in prohibi-
tion days. I was picturesque and it was well managed
You had to have credentials to get past the door,
and the attendants looked like fax hunters in scarlet
mats There was an ancient darkle inside named
Chester who banged a atue two-by-four piano and
sang any sopg you wanted to bear. They tried him
out one night and be sang 167 requests without re-
peating himself That's coming through the rye
Chester was a book darkle I m sure he came out
of a book. I never saw one like him before, or since.
Looking at the place now ft makes you feet a little
sad The rains and the sleet* of the years of Re- '
Many Texas Panhandle farms
are taking on a streamlined ap-
pearance. what with contour rows
sweeping gracefully across slopes,
the United States Soil Conserva-
tion Service reports.
Director H: H. Finnell said farm- >
Purity Bakery
PHONE 106
EXTRA SPECIAL
• 2- and -thread Hose, $1.15 value................ HUC
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■ South Side Square
student in any Denton school. A
Any ervoneoua menecuon upon the aharaater, repu-
-cion or standing of any fins. Individual or corpor--
uon will be gladly corrected upon being called to the
uthe"asstsnua"prees b exchustvey entteea to the
use tor re-publication of an new, dispatches credited to
N or not otherwise credited la thia paper and also uhe
loca new, punuaned herein.
DENTON TEXAS, JULY 25, 1938
MUST PAY JOB HUNTING EXPENSB
A new precedent was set by the National Labor Re-
lations Board the other day. In holding that a com-
pany which discharged workers for union activities
not only must reinstate them with back pay. but
also must pay any extra expense incurred by these
employes in searching for work, since this was an
expense that resulted from being thrown out of work
unjustly.
This seems to be carrying justice a little far. and
may lead to other decisions to reimburse employes
for unexpected expense, such as the cost of illness in-
cident to worry over unemployment or loss of mort-
gaged property due to loss of income.
When Scott finishes the course of Uon. and Representative Lelan
study at the School for the Deaf— I Johnson of Waxahachie and 1
that will be in three years — Smith of Port Worth. 1
wants to work in an office, doing j needs of the School for th’ I
typing andmimeographing_____That acre discussed and the associa
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.Nowathatothestorstupronary isoer taking a trip in their automobile
and some of the important races Two-Ways and the trailer They
VISIT OUR
TRADE EXPANSION SALE
MANY BARGAINS
GRAND LEADER COMPANY
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step that added to the na-
The recent rainy season has con- j now I ll sing a special little song for
tributed very materially to the mo*- I you. Ive been making it up all
quito danger, due to the standing spring, but this is the first time
water which has been left in cans. . Ive sung it to any one."
buckets and other containers about "Im eager to hear the song."
homes Everybody in the city is urged Willy Nily:
was very much impressed b
convention. Others from D
who attended were H B SU
Miss Lorena Page and Hosea 1
er About 250 members were
ent and addresses were mac
I Led Lewis, president of the as
HAIFA Palestine, July 25- A
A bomb blasted the crowded ■
market place here today Tor
second time in a month, kililng
Arabs and wounding between 50
60
The Incident was the most co
in the turbulent strie betw
Jews and Arabs which has t
sweeping the Holy Land anew s
July 5.
New racial clashes immedia
followed today’s blast, which sp
panic among the populacse in r
reprisals and counter reprisals
Jew was shot to death and
other Jew and an Arab were wu
"Ill fake that bet." retorted an-
other. "who’s your choice’"
"Walter Woodul." replied the first
who was banking on Gov James V
Allred resigning the executive post
to take the bench as a federal
judge.
. plenty of time to concentrate on their studies; the I
---—--------------- I beautiful girls were forced to do their studying on the .
and Solicitor General Stanley Reed. The fact that fly between seseions of attending to more important nritfllll F trill in
matters, such as dates, dance* drives in the country
So all you beautiful girls, you can take a new lease
on life now. No more of that anguished worrying
about the quality of your mental processes: no more
of those long nights of crying into your pillow
And. fellows, you wont have to duck behind a pil-
lar when you see a beautiful girl coming now. You
A can go right ahead and date her and it’ll be all right
'You won’t hare to feel embarrassed at all.—Wichita
Falls Record. -
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tin school he takes such courses
technical language, connected 1
guagearithmetic. Texas history.
. i in Local School The chier needs or the school
governor of Texas remarked a ----- the Deaf, he thinks, are teac
newspaper correspondent tn the The noise of chattering and clat- l who understand more thorou
capitol press room a few days be- tering typewriters may occasionally
fore Saturday’s primary.
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governthent.
"His majenty» government
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landing of Columbus in America.
But George Washington, who had
first visualized the site as the fu-
+ure heme ef the-government ef-r-------------, — - -
the nation, was unable to attend. sumntioneotiligyorandewnsdelmr
st Seyintpziysgrstsemin"oe previous png ««
^i^pro^K ^rof a“SrtmdK to
terraces is said to have been sug- i May and wine slipped two points
gested by that of the Duke of [down from 14-100. some 200.900
Leinster's palace in Dublin. It is gallons of liquor and 76,000 gallons,
the classic style of architecture of wine were sold last month
The gallonage report on beer was
4,800,000 with consumption per per-
son at nearly 4-5 of a gallon, a
slight increase from May
The figures were based on tax
stamp sales and population esti-
having a swim, the other Puddle
Muddlers were eating and resting
in a meadow near a brook while
Sweet Face was following them as
they ran races.
Willy Nilly was calling on a
green frog whose home was in the
brook The green frog had just told
him how he moulted four times
a year and had just let his skin
drift off beyond him Into, the brook.
When he was on land he usually ate
it. And now he had said he wanted
to sing a song So in his low voice
he gave a high jump and called sev-
eral times rapidly;
__ “Chung-chung, chug-ehung.”
trash hauling in Denton. The city "I do that,” he explained, "when
will start this work free to rest- 1 Tm in fear of enemies and want to
dents, early Wednesday morning. I dive quickly into the water. But
ers in the wind erosion region,
without upsetting their general pro-
grams. are farming on the contour.
he says he "likes to go pta
Asked if he likes to-go-to MM
picture shows, be wrote to re
"Of course. I like to go to stiff
During. the July 4 school I
Noises dont bother him. daysheattended ameet M
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them
At present he is the only deaf
plowing contour pasture furrows,
constructing dams and stock water
pond*, planting tree* rearranging
fields and doing other tilings de-
signed to check erosion and in-
crease their incomes.
Finnell said changes were notice-
able especially in the conservation
service's erosion control areas lo-
cated near Littlefield, Lamesa,
Memphis. Hereford. Vega, Perryton,1
Stratford and Dalhart where five- ,
year control programs are being
worked out.
Such programs, he said, call for
terracing, contour farming, grow-
ing of cover crops, strip cropping in
some areas and other practice!1
lamed at halting wind and water
erosion.
0m many farms.” Finnell said,
“field division fences are being relo-
cated so they are on the contour.
Such fences are found to make ex-
cellent guide lines for contour
farming and help eliminate point
rows on the fields "
neer and close friend of Washing- | mates by the United States Census
„ as. the case with machnery sew? thehexaptanitttor the
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going, but mankind has mperferea (under his direction the work was
and ha* a lot of nature s working capedout ... A K
going more or less baywire now. We President and Mrs.John.Adams
Everybody ought to feel a lot better now. have, cutdown the forests and plow- first ocupied the White Houein
Things are all cleared up about glamor girl* and ed up the grass and worn out the
i gray matter it seems people have been drawing the soil by continuous cropping; we
wrong conclusions You have it now on the word of ! haveointerteredanah nature^stor-
thingatam tSdocsiththbintmesstor theprocesses | her devious ways The beaver might.. ,
that go on inside the think-tank i be a good national symbol, because | CConriEnt. ska S"Iice Inc )
The two daring investigators interviewed 600 plain ‘ of his thrift and energy and the .
and fancy girt studenta at the University of Caltot- rtfecthenesn of his work, but those
nia, and came up with the following findings: that*1 who are promoting the beavers
the beauteous ones weren’t as apt to cop good grades activities as referred to by the
as their less fetching sisters, but that the reason I Amene contemporan may bring
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of-the White House on Oct. 13.
. 1792. 300th anniversary of the
planned steps. In Idaho the
government s “rme - beevers
Tuesday to select a successor to Charles W Alexan- ,
Still another interesting thing is the growing list of
former New Dealers—Indtanapolis News.
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