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PAGE TWO THE NEWS-JOURNAL THURSDAY, MARCH 11, 1954 fruit 1 SENATOR h,.r. Hi-i I i ti i ti-ith tho hill tn DH. Mnljtirnl itwtnhilitv Whilp T ami mit tlic Ti'i ritoiy of Hawaii as the aware of the necessity of being 4!:h Slate of the Union, after re-! completely objective and fair- porting it out of committee by only one vote. My Position I am basing my oppasition to is aelion 'now upon wha I be lieve u bo the best interest of pv "ntry. I de.'in it my duty t' '' you in brief why I oppose Haw li-.'H s'atehojd. Continental fai?e Air.eriean st 'V!ut d i ; le;- .r:;t tne con iMr: t l h.iVe no inv'i! p'ace to future r -:t .'.-t- ore 0;.. Carrie ede. stop pre-e: di t :,l t Self-Gov?rr.r Self-vwrmr.en rt trv i.-i! . The : really tfovenuvl them ye.rs. They in.'e th: Hawaii ho.,ld be .siv wealth sia'irs, i-er select -l.eir own Puerto Kieo and th' !tunti is en--ult to .11 i- :r, ! i" 'ivo ves (or 55 :ir men l.ivs. ii ennr.non t'n't thm to vraor, as d British Can-4 monweal'.h of nations. Economic Resources I ara a.ivised that Hawaii's po pulati iv. :. ;ijju' at the bursting point i:. view of it; limited eco nomic res.i'irees. Its bir'.h rate is five times it; death rate. That would me..:; 'he excess in popula tion would be I'luae to come to the mainland. Population ! , Expei-s tell us that 100,000 ! more peopie than can be support- j ed oy us economy aie uvnig in Hawaii today. The Japanese por tion of its population has risen to about 40 per cent and the total population of Oriental origin ap proaches 80 per cent. Hawaii has only about 309,000 acres of till able land, or two-thirds of an sere per capita. Communism Communism has been and still is a factor to be considered. It is regrettable that there has been so much communist activity in the islands. The powerful ILWU (In ternational Longshoremen and Warehousemen's Union) is the dominant factor in the life of the people. Jack Hall, convicted last year under the Smith Act, was a force in the communist leader ship of the union. This has re minded in all our relationships w ith other peoples of the world. I am of the opinion that when all the factors are carefully weighed the results will show Hawaii should rot be admitted as a State at this time. Motion I made a motion last week to :t consider the vote by which the t'enate defeated by one-vote the ' two-thirds majority necessary to pass the Geor.:;e substitute a 1 it'cndmont. I have told you why I I favor some protection against i i-teniMional agreements, but I i ; 1 o feel that the Bricker amend t rrei't is too riitid and would prob-.;:!- tie the hands of the cnccu ,tive. 1 This-And-Tliat The farmers Home Admini .t -.::.!" called to .-ay 'hat Yadkin (.'aunty has been designated as be ' i':g o'iL'ible for emergency loans 1 . . .1 enjoyed attending the A nvrian I.e 'ion National Reha-hi'i'.-.t! 'i conference here last week wi'h N. C. State Common ''! V. L. McMillan of Rocky Mon t. . .1 have received quite a bit of mail favoring my stand for a reduc'ion in income and excise taxes. . .The apple pie in the Senate dining room is really good . . Paul Johnson, the head wait er in the dining room, has been on the same job almost 54 years. JL Make Courtesy Your Code Of The Road National Safety Council. "The real solution to the high way safety problem lies in the mind of the individual," said W. T. Hufstader, chairman of the Inter-Industry Highway Safety Committee. "And we must reach the individual's mind while he is at the wheel of his car." To reach drivers in their en vironment more than in their better-behaved social or home en vironment, the campai ;n plans to climb into the driver's seat. A dash sticker will serve as a constant reminder inside the ve hicle. A bumper sticker ill bright flourescent yellow and black not only identifies a supporter of the program but reminds other driv- crs that "courtesy is the cooe of ( the road." A calendar card set- Chicago To make courtesy a e. word on every byway of the United States is the aim of a na tional traffic safety campaign to be launched March 1. The American motorist, who so often is an Emily Post as a host but a heel at the wheel, will be asked to "Make Courtesy Your Code of the Road." Three national safety organi zations have joined forces for the program, which translates Into practical action one important goal of the recent White House Conference on Highway Safety the improvement of driver atti tudes. The three cooperating organi zations are ' the Inter-Industry Highway Safety Committee, an or ganization of automotive and al lied industries, the National Com mittee for Traffic Safety, and the H ' i. .'vi.Slii. -'V. '-Kk -v-'vi V N6W! iSS1 TTDHBS Yoo'U retlly tare money when you buy f pair of these Pennsylvania Keystone Tim. If you need 6M 1 16 tire, par our regular low price of $14.60 (or die first tire . . . buy its mate for only $8.88. If ' your car demands 6.70 1 1J tires, the first tire costs you only f 16.55 and you buy its mate for only $9.99. Liberal road hazard guarantee included. Coca in today for the biggest two-tire bargain la town I Bargain Prlft en Offr Sii AUTO If)!! ting forth he seven-point cour tesy code can be kept handy in wnllet or license case. "The person who drives by the golden rule will never have a serious accident," said Ned H. Dearborn, president of the Na tional Safety Council. "Safe driv ing is a moral responsibility and a daily demonstration of decent and moral conduct." The concept of moral respon sibility is embodied in the code of the r .ad, which asks every mo torist to 1. Share tho road by driving in the proper lane. 2. Allow ample clearance when passing. 3. Yield the light away to oth er drivers and pedestrians. 4' Give proper signals for turns and stops. 5. Dim his headlights when meeting or following vehicles. 6. Respect traffic laws, signals, signs and road markings. 7. Adjust his driving to road, traffic and weather conditions. The tnree organizations con ducting the campaign hope to ac hieve widespread use of the slo gan and the reminder materials through business and industrial distribution to employees, com munity organizations, automotive services, tr ide associations, schools and chure'. .es. "No one likes to be told he is impolite," said Judge Alfred P. Murrah, chairman of the National Committee for Traffic Safety. "It therefore becomes necessary for own code of the road and live up to it. Courtesy extended by one driver to another can spread it can become an epidemic for conrt is contagious!" arm Questions QUESTION: Can I grow good quality aromatic tobacco in east ern North Carolina? ANSWER: Chances are, no. Aromatic tobacco is probably more sensitive to the soil in which it is grown than any other crop planted in this region, making the selection and preparation of the soil highly important. A medium topsoil containing a mixture of sand, gravel and small, rock frag ments is best. The subsoil should be a clay loam or light clay. Neither the heavy clay soils nor the light, sandy soils are suitable. In the Piedmont the soils which have generally produced the bet tor quality aromatic tobacco are Madion gravelly sandy loam or sandy 4ay loam, Appling sandy loam, and Cecil gravelly sandy clay loam. Another good soil not yet widely used in the Surry g". vclly loam. In the foothills 'olj Mountains the Halewood, ga, Clifton, Porters, and Ashe soils have regularly produced sat isfactory yields. Rich and natur ally fertile soil are not suited for ' aromatic tobacco production be cause they produce large plants with heavy leaves and other un desirable features. veryone to adopt courtesy as his nfV . 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