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1. What is U. N. S. C. O. P.T,
2. Who is, Governor-General of
Pakistan?
3. Can you name the Premier of
the Provisional Government of Is
raeli r: v-1' h-
4. What play won the Pulitzer
-Award In 1947?
5. What country was once known
as the "Hermit Kingdom"?
6. How many members are claim
ed by the U. 6. Communist Party?
7. Who ia Pierre- de Gaulle?
8. What ' play holds the over-all
long-run record on , Broadway ?
9. When is the next general elee
tion scheduled in Britain?
10. What is the biblical name for
Palestine?
THE ANSWERS
1. United Nations'
mittee on Palestine.
Special Com-
2,
3.
4.
1947.
5.
6.
7.
Mohammed Ali Jinnah.
David Ben-Gurion.
There was no play award in
Korea;
75,000.
Mayor of Paris and brother of
Gen, Chas. de Gaulle.
8. "Life With Father" 3,213 per
formances.
9. In 1950.
10. Canaan.
WOOD-OWNLEY
Mian Mvrtln ' Fftarintr Ownlev be
came the bride of Graham Earl Wood,
Wednesday, June 2nd, in the Scot
land Neck Baptist Church, at high
noon. Rev. C. W. Bazemore, former
pastor of the couple, officiated at the
ceremony. Only a few intimate
friends were in attendance.
Mrs. J. L. Byrd of Windsor, was
at the piano, playing softly Engle-
man's Melody of Love, as the vows
were spoken.
The bride is the daughter of the
late Curtis Ownley and Annie Bos
well Ownley, of Pasquotank county;
and for some time has been a teach
er in the Windsor public schools. The
groom is the son of the late George
H. Wood and Josephine Pierce Wood
of 'Perquimans county, and has farm
ing and other business interests in
that county, in the Woodville com
munity near Hertford. The couple
left for a motor trip through Vir
ginia and other places, after which
they will make their home near
Hertford.
Better Pastures Mean
More Income On Farm
By increasing his pasture produc
tion, Early ' Smith, Alleghany CounV
ty farmer, has raised his farm income
considerably, reports T. K. Jones,
farm management analyst at State
College. ;. ; .y
Mr. Jones belives many other North
Carolina farmers could ' obtain a
greater return on their, land by giv
ing more attention to pastures and
increasing their cattle and other live
stock. . .
Since Mr. Smith was selected as a
demonstration farmer in 1940, many
changes have been made on his place.
Gullies have been healed; briers and
broom sedge have been replaced with
a luxuriant growth of bluegrass and
white clbver. Crop yields have been
doubled by heavy applications of
TVA phosphate, lime, commercial
fertilizer and manure. Last year Mr.
Smith produced approximately 100
bushels of corn per acre on land
which formerly averaged 40 bushels.
As production of feed and pastures
has increased, the 12-cow dairy herd
has grown into a 32-cow herd of good
grades and purebreds. A pure-bred
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bull hag; been purchased, , and Mr.
Smith is .ratting his own replace
ments and continuing to enlarge Us
herd.:. . . , ;vTvv, t Vv:..;.-";-
Increased Income from milk ales
has enabled Mr. Smith to make many
improvements in' farm and home liv
ing. .A new Grade "A" dairy barn
wag added last year and a silo and
spring house were built, in 1943.
Modern : dairy" equipment has been
added, and a jeep purchased last year
provides a cheap source of farm
power. ':"'.''."" ..-( ;v-'
A water system and bathroom have
been installed in the home, and other
improvements in home living ) are
planned. Last year Mrs. Smith fill
ed approximately 400 jars with fruits,
vegetables and meats." No food is
purchased which can be produced at
home.
yarded transported, fed, wstorcj ni
often sold with pigs from a number
of other sources. The ; ' opportunities
to spread and to take in infectious
materials are numerous. Conditions
for the spread of disease are good. !
Under these conditions, there is no
vaccine that will prevent development
of disease. Vaccines recommended
to protect against a large number of
infections are generally worthless and
ahovld not be trusted until tested and
proved.
Clara's Beau Tell me, Bobby, do
you ever 'peep through the keyhole
when your sister and I are sitting in
Here alone?
BobbySometimes, if mother or
Sister Ellen ain't peeping. ,
Probably s
"Last year I received valentines
from all over the country." ' v
"Where do you work in the dead
letter office?"
SOIL CONSERVATION NOTES v
Soil Conservation Service Techni
cians working with ' the Albemarle
Soil Conservation District assisted
some farmers in this county in pre
paring conservation plans for their
farms during the month of May.
These farmers are: G. R. Riddick,
E. S. Winslow, E. R. Winslow, Roun
tree Bros., and F. C. White.
The plans were made to increase
production on their farms by the use
of conservation practices such as im
proved drainage, winter cover crops
and improved permanant pastures.
Roy Chappell and Preston Nixon
mowed their permanant pastures dur
ing May. Clipping when the prin
cipal weeds are in bloom but before
they go to seed is a most effective
practice. All space occupied by weeds
will mean just that much soil fer
tility and moisture that will not be
effective in producing pasturage. -
L. W. Smith constructed a eloped
ditch to drain a low area in his field.
This ditch was constructed with a
farm tractor and tiller plow. .
Swine Disease In State
Reported On Increase
Farmers who buy feeder pigs from
unknown sources take a chance on
getting animals which are not only
inferior but also diseased, according
to Dr. C. D. Grinnells, professor of
veterinary science at State College.
"Swine disease is on the increase.
Promiscuous buying of feeder pigs
from unknown sources has been a
large factor in scattering disease,"
Dr. Grinnells said. "A good hog
man does not have time to Iroam the
country marketing feeder pigs. He
practices swine sanitation. Buy your
pigs from him, even though you will
have to look him up."
The farmer who buys pigs from
an unknown source is likely to get
an inferior product to begin with, he
explained. In many cases the seller
has not practiced .good swine sanita
tion. By - experience he has found
that with his equipment and methods
he can realize a greater return by
selling small pigs. Often the animals
carry parasites, and have low-grade
infections and low resistance, to dis
ease. These conditions. Dr. Grinnells con
tinued, are aeeravated by feed
changes, lack of water, long hauls and
unsanitary conditions. The pigs are
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