People, Spots tn The News
JOSIF TITO, Yugoslav
president, puffs a cigarette
while awaiting cue for
filmed TV interview. aHM
UGHTNING -LIKE automatic
analyzer developed by Repub
lic Aviation uncover* short
circuits on partially-built F-84F
Thunderstreak. It can Check
1200 different circuits in less
GIFT FROM THE SEA—Stretching as far as eye can see.
beds of Guajira Peninsula in Colombia, SA. are harvested
by some 2,000 Guajira Indians who. are cattle and
ranchos rest of the year. Tit'"- -
.century; will yield some 42,1
FREE MAN Dieter Meyer, engineer
at Thor Power Tool Co., Aurora,
111., puts “freedom” message on
tools going to Poznan trade fair. In
1952 he fled Iron Curtain when East
German police sought him for post
ing “freedom” signs in his native
village near Stettin.
I NUPTIAL NOSEGAY as Gene
I Raymond and Jeanette MacDon
ald celebrate 20th wedding anni
versary at Las Vegas.
HAIR-RAISING blow
does this to features of
Kid Gavilan, in his losing
welterweight fight with
Vince "
eminent agents supervising farm
production and marketings.
But. to repeal all farm program
laws to get rid of the faults mates
no more sense than burning the
barn to destroy the rats. Hist
would be ■ an admission of com
plete failure.
The farm program has faults,
but it hasn't beds a complete fail
ure. it helped .farmers weather
the ' depression 30s and prepare
far the big production Increases
vltaliy necessary in World War
n and immediately afterward. -
The facts are: Farmers' income
averages less than half of the av
erage city worker’s; farm income
Is down 33% In five years,' but
city Income is up 21%; farm In
come per hour averages 70*, but
factory workers earn an average
of $1.95 an hour. -
The farm program has bene
fltted city consumers far more
than It has farmers. It has en
couraged abundant production, re
' suiting in a 22% decrease in farm
selling prices since 1952, despite a
17% Increase In farm operating
costs. Consumers, according to the
Department of Labor, pay less for
their food than In 1952. Middle
men have increased their charges
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farm
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Smokey Says:
‘ ' V'-' .*■ w _i
isnu oonT
UNDERSTAND HW.
THEY DOJT
WITHOUT TAILS'
•traTtfeej
t fires de
carefull
rtfti.Hk “Nickels
for Know-Korw” proposal?
ANSWER: R is a plan to con
tinue to expand agricultural re
search and teaching kt North Caro
lina through a farmer contribution
of five cents per ton on aR feed
and fertilizer sold in the state.
The program is decided in a state
wide' referendum.
QUESTION: When will the ref
erendum be held?
ANSWER: On'August 23, 1067.
Polling places will be set by each'
QUESTION: Who Is eligible to
vote? .. - ;
ANSWER: As in the past too
votings In 1951 end 1954, all per
sons Who use feed or fertiliser and
their wives or husbands are eligi
ble. Four-fl Quto and FFA mem
bers With crop dr livestock pro
jects of their own are also eligi
ble.
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