Tyler Morning Telegraph from Tyler, Texas • 5

Tyler Neralasj Telegraph FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1954 County Grassland Award Kef auver Won't Approve Ike's AEC Choice Second Market SaidToMarkNewTrend Meeting Friday "It's a nice tribute to the farm The second in a series of com ers and all the agricultural workers who worked together to improve their own conditions," County Agent Ben M. Browning munity meetings to discuss the establishment of a farmer's mar said Thursday about Smith County being named the top county in ket for Smith County produce growers will be held at the Provi Texas in the grassland farming dence Home Demonstration club Adenauer Predicts Unification Talks i BONN, Germany (B. Chancellor Konrad Adenauer said Thursday night he asked the Western Allies to confer with Russia on German reunification immediately after the German rearmament treaties become effective. "High Western statesmen" had approved his plan, the 78-year-old chancellor said. He said he had "little doubt that there will be a four-power conference on German unification" soon after the Paris treaties are ratified.

Adenauer made the disclosures in a letter to Socialist opposition leader Erich Ollenhauer published in Bonn Thursday night. house at 7:30 pjn. Friday. contest for the year ending Aug. 31.

"Grassland farming is becoming more popular with a lot of farmers. They have come to realize that the best way to conserve their soil is to get it in a permanent sod crop. Once you get a sod established the roots of the grasses and legumes die off annually and that adds a lot of organic matter, to the soil. This organic matter is really the life of the soil," he explained. "A lot of farmers-have found out also that the hot sun we have in July, August and September really burns out the organic matter in our soil.

If the soil is protected or shaded by a close grow The announcement of Smith County being awarded top place was made Wednesday by Director G. G. Gibson, who said the grassland trophy, an enscribed Dlaaue. will be presented to the county in tne near future. We have twice as much grass ing sod crop the temperature of 41 that soil during the hot season land this year as that which won the prize last year," Browning said.

"The Agricultural Stabilization Conservation County Committee made it possible through is sometimes reduced as much as 10 or 15 degrees," he said. Jimmy Rosborough, extension service marketing specialist, and Mrs. Agnes Marrs, Smith County home demonstration agent, will conduct the meeting at Providence. Proposals for organization and operation of the market prepared by a committee appointed by the Smith County Farm Bureau, sponsoring organization of the market, will be explained at the meeting by Rosborough. f- At the first meeting held 'at Gresham Tuesday night seven persons attending the meeting indicated an interest in operating through the proposed market and pledged to purchase 38 shares of stock in the cooperative-type organization.

Ben Browning, Smith County Agent, said Thursday nigh that the Farm Bureau is seeking 150 Smith County produce growers who will operate through the market and will become 'members of the marketing organization. emergency Practice No. 35 for an WASHINGTON, (P) Sen. Ke-fauver (D-Tenn.) told scientist Willard F. Libby Thursday that "I must oppose" Libbys nomination to the Atomic Energy Commission because the chemist physicist doesn't know how to run an electric power business.

Kefauver's opposition apparently meant that the nomination would go over until next year, when the Democrats will control the Senate. There is a Republican-Democratic agreement not to ask the Senate 16 pass on controversial nominations at the current session. The Tennessee Senator was striking at the Eisenhower administration's decision for the AEC to buy private power for the Tennessee" Valley Authority. Libby, a deliberate and quiet-spoken University of the Chicago professor, was caught in the line of fire. Kefauver told reporters that i as long as the AEC "is going to be in the power business, I'm going to oppose any member who doesn't have the qualifications to run a power generating plant or pass on questions Involved in the power business." Libby appeared before the Senate -House Atomic Energy Committee.

It is considering President Eisenhower's nomination of him and John von Neumann of Princeton, N.J., another scientist, to the AEC. Kefauver said he didn't question Libby's scientific qualifications but did deplore the nominee's endorsement of the AEC-TVA power transaction. Tinder this contract. Browning said the sod crops help in several ways. It prevents the rain from washing away the soil, it adds organic matter to the even greater cover crop program this year as a measure of drouth soil and it keeps the soil from be' relief.

We have about 40,000 acres of cover crops this year, as against 20,000 last year. ing damaged from the sun's hot Tylerite Loses Bid For Lufkin TV Station WASHINGTON The Communications Commission Thursday again authorized Forest Capital Broadcasting Co. to operate a Channel 9 TV station at Lufkin, Tex. The commission rejected a plea "It indicates a trend that we rays. Browning said naturally his of flee was proud of the award.

How are going more to grassland farming and actually grassland farming is this it is keeping a piece of land in a sod crop for a period of from three to six years, and then if it becomes necessary to ever, he said all his office did was to compile the records and turn them over to E. C. Martin at Col lege Station. use that land for clean tilled by TV station KETX, Tyler, that Channel 9 be shifted from Lufkin to Tyler so that KETX might change to a very high frequency (VHF) operation. KETX now is on Channel 19, one of the ultra high frequencies (UHF).

He said the East Texas Farm and Ranch Club's test plot at Bergfeld Shopping Center played a large part in aiding the county crops, the sod is broken out and the land is farmed in that manner for two or three years then put Screw propellers were first used about 1836. to win the award. back into a sod crop. The land is usually in better condition- than before being placed in a sod crop," Browning said. Fields Welcome the AEC would buy power from a BEAUTY GETS BIRD Pretty Miss Nellie Prater, 18-year-old Tylerite, has her Thanksgiving turkey, as this picture shows, but other Tylerites will have to have a "sharp eye" to get theirs at the annual Tyler Kiwanis Club Turkey Shoot, which will be held Saturday beginning at 10 a.m.

at Dr. C. C. McDonald's rifle range. The shoot will last until dark and the proceeds will go to aid the Kiwanis Club's youth program.

(Morning Telegraph Staff Photo) To Return Home private utility group Known as Dixon-Yates. The power would be fed into lines of the TVA to replace TVA nower coins to AEC nlants. a i a tA WASHINGTON (IB The State 1 Liibby testuiea mat ne nasm had time to become entirely com-npfpnt to ludce the Dixon-Yates Mrs. Minnie Graham Dies At Son's Home ffttf "7 rm i iuni mhimj Juigw i.mw.yi iii i 2J0TL lut I 4 vmmwm mm 'y) "1 Department said Thursday that Noel, Herta and Hermann Field may come home if they want to. But it refused to put out the contract in the month and a half 25 Per Cent Pay Boost Urged For Re-Enlisters since his interim appointment to the AEC.

He added, however, he "welcome" mat for them. had confidence in the AEC mem MINEOLA, (Spl) Mrs. Minnie Department spokesman Henry bers who approved it and had Suydam agreed in reply to ques Mae Graham, 78, prominent Alba told AEC Chairman Lewis Strauss that he thought it a good resident for past 43 years, died signs his first re-enlistment pa tions that the Fields are Americans, free to return to the United States if they choose. 11:15 a.m. Thursday in Carthage pers.

The increases would cost the while visiting her son, Laverne R. But he said any information Air Force an additional $350 mil contract. "The distressing thing from my viewpoint," Kefauver told him, "is that you have expressed approval of something you don't know in thin about." about their plans will have to come from them. All three recent ly have been freed after five Graham. Funeral services will be held at 3 p.m.

Friday at the Alba Church of Christ with Tillett S. Tedley, minister of Greenville Church of years in prison behind the Iron Curtain. It is Kefauver's thesis that the Noel, a former department of Dixon-Yates contract is a means for undermining the TVA, and that its terms are contrary to lub- ficial, and his wife, Herta, were Christ, officiating, assisted by lion a year. The cost for all the armed forces would be about $1 billion annually. Talbott said they now spend about $30 billion a yefer, so the pay increase would be a small percentage of total expenditures.

Most of the expenses would be compensated for by funds saved in training costs, Talbott said. He also said America's strength and security would be improved by keeping high-trained personnel. Gayle Oler, superintendent of freed Wednesday in Budapest, Hungary. Noel's brother, Hermann, lic interest. Administration offi NEW YORK API Air Force Secretary Harold E.

Talbott called Thursday for a 25 per cent pay boost for all servicemen who re-enlist for the first time. "We must give our servicemen an incentive to re-enlist," Talbott told a National Security Industrial Association lunch. He said "the Air Force alone will lose approximately 200,000 men this year," each of whom represents an investment of about $15,000. "We can't go out and hire another man to take his place," Talbott said. "We have to start right from the beginning training a replacement.

This takes time and money." Talbott said the re-enlistment rate had slumped sharply during recent months. He said the proposed pay increase would be effective only when a serviceman cials, have upheld it as eminently fair and a crood wav to avoid a had been freed in Poland earlier, Boles Home, Greenville. Burial will be in Pleasant Ridge Hermann disappeared in 1949 Cemetery under the direction of while searching for the others. heavy government investment in a power plant of its own. The is English Funeral Home of Mineola.

who had vanished mysteriously sue has become a snarp one oi behind the Iron Curtain leaving the outside world no clue as to pubhc-vs-prlvate power. their whereabouts. Vandals Break Windows Traffic Victim Dies Suydam said he did not mean to imply a lack of friendliness Survivors include her husband, Dan Graham of Alba; two sons, Henry Graham of San Antonio and L. R. Graham of Carthage; a daughter, Mrs.

W. R. Jacksbn of Brownsville; two brothers, Grover Harris of Quitman and Elmer Harris of San Antonio; a sister, Mrs. I. N.

Webber of Enid, Okla. tDINBURG tfF Irene Saenz, toward the Fields on the part of TO PRESENT AWARDS Smith County Judge Ned Price, left, and State Representative Bill Wood, right; go over the program for the annual Smith County 4-H Clubs Achievement Program with Miss Myra Balfour and Newt Cross, members of the 4-H Club Council and program chairmen. Judge Price and Rep. Wood will present the 45 achievement awards Saturday night. (Morning Telegraph Staff Photo) Roy Lile, of Tyler, reported someone broke seven windows in a house at the corner of Bonner and Front Wednesday night, Tyler 28, Edinburg, died in a hospital the United States.

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