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j, wd are debating the de
; budget in the Senate. , .
; ; Air IW-'Fund8,-!.''i?' ' '
upport the, move by the Sen
Appropriations Committee to
se the defense budget by
billion to try to recapture the
asig on -sufficient defense for
country.' The defense cuts ear
. out , by: the Administration
aten lour security as a free na
This is ho idle, comment, jn
s sincere opinion, as I feel that
mi from the testimony of top
1 witnesses we have heard testi
efore the Air Inquiry Commit
pf which I am a member.'
'.S a consequence of this inquiry,
3 reasonable to assume that the
d in defense cuts may be halt-
1-i Textiles "
here is a move afoot to tack on
, import ' quota amendment for
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textiles when the Foreign Aid Bill
Comes up for action in the Senate.
Senator Green was unsuccessful in
getting his amendment accepted by
the Foreign Relations Committee.
I plan to support with all my abili
ty legislation to halt what I be
lieve is a complete perversion of
the original ; idea of reciprocal
trade,1 and the virtual disruption
of a vital segment of our economy,
";.d '.:';;V. Foreign Aid. '
- There is strong sentiment around
Congress that the Administration
has failed to make out a case for
increased foreign , aid . spending.
Here is a basic and fundamental
issue. , It Cannot be brushed off
lightly The Senat is likely to
support the cuts that , the House
made. For two years I have rare
fully followed the arguments that
have been made for increased for
eign aid. I have not, been convinc
ed that the arguments are sound.
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is art investment
in beauty, durability
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t'..t was a ieed to help strug
gling countries after the war. We
did that, restoring many nations to
better economies that they enjoy
ed prior to the war. I subscribe to
j! the theory of military aid and some
, technical assistance, but think that
foreign economic aid cannot be
justifiably increased at this time.
( Atomic Age
Our attention was directed to the
slow but sure rate at which 'our
civilisation' is moving into the
atomic era. last' week the Senate
pissed a bill authorising the con'
struction of, an atomic-powered
merchant ship. . The President
pushed hard for this and the Con
gress was glad to go along with the
idea.
Other Legislation ,
. The Senate also passed and sent
to the. Hons a bill to change gov
ernment budgeting and accounting
procedures as recommended by the
Hoover Commission.' It would re
quire government agencies to pre
pare budget estimates on the basis
of accrued annual expenditures. It
is designed to eliminate the multi
billion dollar carryovers of funds
for defense foreign aid and the
like. -
Faiiil!3vs
By B. M. THOMPSON
. Perquimans County Agent
There have been several indica
tions of- manganese deficiency
showing up in soybeans and corn
in the county already. This is the
same type of trouble that we have
had for : the past - two or three
years. It usually appears where
there has been heavy liming in the
past or where a truck load of lime
has - been placed on the end of a
field to be transplanted. Unless
corrected,, this can cause a large
decrease in the amount of soybeans
harvested and is a deficiency that
cost very little money or time to
correct. 'The high PH caused by
the lime appears to be in the soil
to an extent that manganese is not
available to the plant. If manga
nese is applied In a solution to the
rate of S pounds of solid manga
nese to the acre this deficiency
can be corrected temporarily and
there will be -an appreciable de
crease in yield for this year. The
symptoms of manganese deficiency
in soybeans are yellowing of the
leaves with greenish- mid ribs. This
same eymptom holds., true iri pea-
a.
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EDENTON. N. C.
Satarday Continuons Vrom ltlfi
8sMy, ItM. 4tl and 8i4
Thursday and Friday, ,
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All Star Cast in
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CinemaScope With "
Stereophonic Sound ?
Saturday, June SO : v ; '
' Peggy Castle hv i
nW0 GUN LADT" '
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Sunday. and Monday,
July I t l
Glenn Ford and
f Ernest Borgnine in
"JUBAL" (
' . . CinemaScope v.
Taesday, July S 1
Edmund Gwenn in '
THE TROUBLE WITH
HABBY"
Coming . . . July 4-J- 4
Susan Haywari in
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HI-WAY 17
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EDENTON, N. C.
Edeafoa-Hertferd Road
CinemaScope Screen
Friday and Saturdays
June JMO , ;.
. John Wayne In
"SANDS OF IWO JIMA"
Sunday, July ! -
John Aiar in
. "REVENGE OF THE
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Monday and. Taesday,
July I-
Jane Powell U -HIT
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Wednesday and Tbursdsy, '
July 4-5
Jean Pater la
MISS GLENNA ROSE WIZ'.LKV whose engagement to Carlton ?
White Rountree, of Belvidere, lias, been announced by her parents, .'
'Mr. and Mrs. Robert Erskine Wesley, of El Dorado, Kansas. . .. -i
nuts. . If corn has: this . deficiency
there is a green and yellow streak
ing of the leaves with the outer
edges of the leaves turning pink.
There are a great deal of fields in
the county showing these symp
toms and in case of dry weather
there - probably will be more.' If
manganese deficiencsy is one of
your troubles please attempt to
use this upray using three . pounds
of manganese. Manganese is
available at the farm agent's office
and the, type of manganese used
this year is very soluable in--water. I
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Japanese beetels have arrived in
the county in large numbers again
this year. As m the past, they
have attacked our fruit trees and
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and
The ultra short-strcke of Chcv- -
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, 1 " i ' " ' ' ' . rugged'yU coirjract cj!' r Lclc
, ' Modern cf a cuts d.xn er-he '
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grape vines first aiid are moving
'on to the corn fields and soybean
fields after there is a build-up-in
the number of beetles; .These -'insects
can be controlled in the fields
by using 10 per cent DDT or Toxo
phene. If dust is applied to fruit trees
and I certainly would recommend
that you consider using rotonone
at, the rate of 3 pounds to 100 gal-.
Ions of water as this would give;
n,. th nfpf lnrV wbpn th-
fruits are iear maturity.. Rotonone
does not have the lasting effect
that DDT has but it is the safest
to use where the fruit will bo con
sumed within 30 days. . In most
instances it is not practical to dust
corn fields for Japanese beetels
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ycu'll deer 3 today's r&czt
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' out ol ,-Jl.evrclct Ir-Jc V3'sl , ; . t
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in ?4 Lours "er t'.e e , i i ears.
I re beetel does hla da. i ij.corn
by cutting the si'.k off and this
permits water to get in the e-r and
c i.-se damage. In Bowe cases dust
ing soybeans lor beilas v i'.l pay.
It depends .on the anicar-t of dam
se and the build-up in the num
ber of beetles in the f.eld. I would
certainly suggest trying to control
the beetles on all fruit trees, but
i do consider carefully the idea of
t dusting or Spraying your corn and
; bean fields ; for J. triese beetle
control. ',. ", ' 'i
Ter.ptrt:an Oycrlcd
At this time of year when gar
dens are beginning to yield,- it is
a great temptatioii to those who
have freezers to overload them.
v Anyone : wno naa ever lost a
friend because f .imposition- will
understand what Nita Orr, Exten
sion frozen foods specialist at, State
College,-means when-she says that
a freezer is one of today's home
maker's best household friends and
it pays to use it properly.;
The most , common 'imposition on
overloading the freezer with Un
frozen food. , This'Oia asking the
freezer to do a bigger job than it
THE WOMEN WHO SHAPED
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Ever since he was a child,. India's
mystic Prime Minister has been
surrounded by females who shaped
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