March 20, 1952 COLUMBIA CITY Page Eight 200,000 cattle and 400,000 sheep with starvation. Truman Continued from Page 1 Southwestern North Dakota was still snowbound and a federal en gineer recommended an allotment of $100,000 to clear several hundred miles of roads to striken families. said, It can be used 'as a jumping off place for other craft, saving them the trouble of reaching "escape velocity" before soaring into the cosmos. The astronomer said a space ship satellite could be used" for world-wide weather predictions scientific vacuum experiments, a radar beacon for navigators around the world and clearer observations of the universe by astronomers. The first nation to put a satellite rocket into space will control the earth, he predicted.
bout $200,000,000. The major problem is fuel. Dr. Levitt said the best fuel today Is a mixture of alcohol and liquid oxygen which could power a craft at a speed of two miles per second. That isn't fast enough, however, Dr.
Levitt said the ship must attain the speed of "escape velocity," which is seven miles per second, before it can break loose from earth's gravitational pull. Dr. Levitt said step rockets could provide the extra push for the ship to reach "escape velocity." Once that speed is attained, the ship would revolve around the earth like a satellite. Then, he Voyage To Moon Tough Problem Philadelphia (U.R) The moon, with all its romantic significance, is nothing but a great, big problem to scientists. The problem is how to reach it.
Dr. I. M. Levitt director of the Fels Planetarium in Philadelphia, has an idea on how to solve it. Speaking at a meeting of the Rit-tenhouse Astronomical Society, Dr.
Levitt said a rocket ship about 250 feet long and 75 feet in diameter, shaped like a cigart should do the job. The cost would be a- 5. He declined comment on the threatened steel strike but was awaiting word on current negotiation efforts by the Wage Stabilization Board. 6. He declined comment on any phase of "Mr.
President," the book by William Hillman published this week which stirred up Mr. Truman's old differences with former Secretary of State James F. Byrnes and ex-Secretary of Commerce Henry A. Wallace. 7.
He refused to discuss the current situation in Korea, sayiii he did not want to risk upsetting the applecart. The President fc months has followed a simiar i icy. Finest Ship Has hower, who showed imposing strength in New Hampshire and Minnesota Republican presidential preference primaries. The President's apparent complete rejection of McKinney's thesis that peace in Korea and Mr. Truman's plans for reelection were hooked together came as a surprise to newsmen.
Yesterdav, as be wound up three days of talks with the President, the chairman told in deail hovr he got the impression from the President that the Chief Executive Very Few Hunks Of Weed In Hsr Hull TRY OUR CLASSIFIEDS Bv Hnrman W. Nichols United Press Staff Correspondent Wnshlnfftnn. March 20. (UB shop, wiring and welding, or use of electrical tools. 4-H.
Club girls In this project will "see their home in a new light." An attractive handbook containing 22 recipes for living in a better lighted home and guides for care and use of appliances will help the girls plan their Farm Home Electric projects. Mr. James, reports that the emphasis has been changed in the clothing projects with much simpler garments suggested, for beginners. The high school girl is receiving more help in the selection of ready-made clothing. These changes have resulted from requests by leaders, Mr.
James says. Likewise, the food preservation project is in step with 1952 and more girls will be freezing food? for the home freezers although attention will still be given to good canned products. Girls who have had four years of baking will find a new adventure in the fancy breads classes. This exhibit held the spotlight at the 1951 Indiana State Fair 4-H Club exhibit. Club members may receive assistance In choosing projects from either leaders or county extension agents.
Enrollment In the county Dalr; Club is still open to those wh have senior calves. A senior ra is one born between July 1, 19' mcls, jum x.ijaik'rrift'SSt 1 1 ii The finest ship this country ever would not run again if a peace settlement is achieved fairly soon. Asked whether McKinney accur Whitley County 4-H Members Should Be Choosing Projects Now is the time for Whitley County's club members to choose their 1952 projects, according to Earl A. James, Ass't County agent. Club projects have kept pace with changes on the farm and in the home in recent years with the establishment of a number of new projects and some major developments in those of long standing.
One of the fastest growing projects, is the Live-Power Program in Tractor Maintenance. In 1951; 2,944 club members enrolled. Whitley County was one of approximately 80 counties in Indiana to conduct a tractor rodeo. The rodeo was a feature of the 4-H Faijr when 17 boys competed. The boys hot only demonstrated their skill-' in maneuvering tractors around obstacles but took an examination on tractor care.
Another fast growing field for both boys and girls is the Farm Home Electric project-emphasizing better methods in trie use of electricity for both the home and on the farm. The project is a "natural" for demonstration and many ideas can be shown on the care and use of appliances in the home, construction of motors, employment of electricity in the work- built has very tew nunKs ot wood aboard her. Specifically, the butcher's chopping block and a couple of pianos. ately reflected his views, the Pres ident without mentioning the W1HMM Thnt'a the word from the Mari time nriminlKtratinn and the U. S.
chairman's name said twice that Korea did not enter into the politics of the nation and was without any bearing on his own nlans. Lines, which collaborated in put ting the S. S. united states Asked what he thought of Eisen hower as a politician, the President The United States will be mostly steel and will cost around said he was speaking about the General only as a military man and that he was not interested in $70,000,000. Launched last year, she will be on the high seas in the early summer.
The idea about no wood is very lennihle indeed. Steel doesn't burn. Even the toilet seats are of non-inflammable plastic. The United States Lines purchasing department is shopping around for checker boards that won't attract a flame: and January 1, 1952. There will be about 30 of these aboard.
It's Spring Again! Some of the samples which have been submitted are a departure (mm the usual kinds, which, as voil Eisenhower's political plans. As for Eisenhower's military assignment, Mr. Truman said that in his book he thought he was doing a very able job. Other Developments 1. He said he had never seen a truly open political convention and that the 1952 Democratic convention and that the 1952 Democratic convention certainly would not be open tf he decides to run 2.
Told that McKinney hoDed for some definite word fromJiirn by May 15, the President said bluntly that he would- set. his own date. 3. Newbold Morris will remain on the job as head of the investigation of the corruption-in-govern-ment although the Senate Judiciary Committee refused to give him subpena powers. The President said he still thought Morris needed the powers to do a proper Check our prices against any in town.
Satisfy By United Press It's Spring Again. The new season officially arrived at 10.14 a.m. (CST) when the sun yourself. know, are made of red and black squares. The samples without any paper or wood are of contrasting shades of gray.
The new vessel is being fitted for her maiden voyage right now crossed the equator into the north ern hemisphere. ni ID Rrrrn Fn fiA5 A LIBBY FRUIT at Newport News, Va. HARTLEX CHUNK PINEAPPLE Originally she was designee; as a 25c No 2 Cans WILL TURN THE TIDE, THE COLD WITHIN THEN GOES OUTSIDE 35c No 2Vi Cans co*ckTAIL troop ship. Then along came the war In Korea and there was a wait in doa if ahe wnuld be needed im But snows, threats of flood, a state of emergency In the snowbound far west remained to show the winter was nowhere near ready to let go its hold on some parts of the nation. far west caught the worst of winter's stubborn refusal to give way to the infant spring.
Gov. John W. Bonner, of Montana, said President Truman has declared an 8,000,000 acre area in eastern Montana a "disaster area" mediately. It became apparent she Job. wouldnt.
Kn the outfitting for pas 4. He has not received a request from ai-House subcommit BUTTERFIELD senger service began. But, the de Can HH ViJiirill Cleaner 45c $J29 tee for permission to look at the income tax returns of Attorney General J. -Howard McGrath. He said otato Sticks DCMIT7IT Super No 2'2 Cans 1JL11U11 Cleaner Gal he would decide this case after signers tell me tnat it wouio db oui matter of days before the United States could be dragged off the waves and reconverted for troop-carrying if the need arises.
There have been stories about eligible for $25,000 in federal funds. receiving the request. UT A 1 171 ETM For Walls and HH the money we had to pay to rent Woodwork i SUNKIST FROZEN Orange Juice 2 6 oz Cans U. Ruff the "Queens the Ellzabetn ana the Marv from Britain during the 21c 39c 10c and 11 Upholster Cleaner war. They did us a lot of good) The money would De used to clear snowbound roads.
A state of emergency was proclaimed in Nevada by Gov. Charles Russell as parlyzing blizzards pounded the state with what was called "the worst winter In 60 years." So far, the accumulation of snow reached1 a record-breaking 71 feet at the Sierra snow laboratory at Soda Springs, California in the Sierra Nevada Mountains. Russell said the snows threatened but the government estimates tnai the rental of those mighty vessels ted tii a lot more than the Little Elf WINDOW CLEANER Pt fiiunt Tifif! 75o Box $70,000,000 price tag on our new 2 first lady of the seas. the Si United States will be a luxurious vessel. For one U.
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