The Racine Journal-Times Sunday Bulletin from Racine, Wisconsin • Page 7

Name Dairymen To Committees William Lawton, Kansasville, is one of four producer members nominated to the district committee of the American Dairy Association of Wisconsin. M. C. Cain, also of Kansasville, is one of two industry members nominated. The annual session of District Two has been scheduled for Whitewater on Dec.

4. Other producer members nominated were William Ward. Fort Atkinson; Arthur Gafke, Fort Atkinson, and Broer Immega, Elkhorn. Cy Johnson, Footville, was the other industry member to be' nominated. Producers to be placed on the district ballot as delegates to the state convention on March 5 and 6 next year include Donald Groves, Franksville; Leo Welker and Roy Kreuscher, both of Union Grove.

Industry nominees include Leonard Rauen, Burlington, and W. A. Gifford, Racine. Elected delegates will attend a January committee session in Burlington. Harvey Nelson and Henry Richter, both of Union Grove, and Cain are among the seven District Two committeemen.

DAIRY COWS IN EAST WASHINGTON 14,000,000 of the nation's 25,000,000 dairy cows are east of the Mississippi River. Critic Praises New Book By Commentator EricSevareid By Charles Mercer NEW of the large audience which listens to Eric Sevareid's commentary on the news over CBS Radio each week-day evening doubtless enjoy him for a variety of reasons. But the reason why one frequent listener enjoys his comments was more apparent after reading Sevareid's new book, "Small Sounds in the Night," a collection of his capsule remarks on the American scene during the Eisenhower administration. E-xcellent Writer A reading of this delightful book reveals the qualities thai set Sevareid apart from the average commentator. He is, first of all, an excellent writer; one could call him the superior stylist of radio news writing.

The foremost quality of his nightly broadcast, however, is that he does not try to say everything. He merely tries to say something. This is a rare quality in news broadcasters: the recognition that one shot on target is better than bird shot all over the landscape. Besides trying to cover nearly everything, many broadcasters their writers believe that the spoken word is somehow different from the written word. They are enamored of short sentences.

They cannot seem to comprehend the value of the leisurely approach such as this January 1953 broadcast from "Small Sounds in the "The municipal press has been telling us about the thousands of businessmen, society ladies, lawyers, would-be appointees and lobbyists about to descend on this capital city for the many people with those debased dol- BETTER MAKE Stove Furnace Repairs Now! Here's a list to help you check all your needs All sixes DUST-STOP FILTERS 49c up A new filter will pay for Itself many timea In fuel aavlnKa! 6" Black Stove Pipe, 24-in. len. 40c 6" Black Stove Pipe Elbows 7" to 6" Black Reducer Pipe 24 Gauge, 24-in. length 24 Gauge Furnace Elbows 1.10 24 Gauge 2-Piece Elbows 24 Gauge Galvanized Tees 2.65 24 Gauge, 24-in. length 1.25 24 Gauge Furnace Elbows 1.20 24 Gauge 2-Piece Elbows 95c 24 Gauge Galvanized Tees 2.95 Pressure Relief Valves Speciall $2.95 Chimney Caps, 3" to 6" Chimney Thimbles Stove Pipe Cylinders Asbestos Paper A Tape Furnace Brushes Flexible Stove Tubing, 24" to 60" Glass, All Sizes, Single and Double Strength Order Grates and Firepott for All Makes Stoves and Furnaces Cast Dampers 3" to 12" 29c up Automatic Dampers 3" to 9" $1.45 up Ash Baskets $v59 Special.

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and Mrs. Walter N. Bola, 1323 Lincoln is enrolled in the Department of Photographic Training. Two Racine men have enlisted in the regular Air Force for four years and have been sent to Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio, Texas for basic training. They are Edward C.

Bloom, 17, son of Mrs. Lucille Bloom, 1130 Douglas and LeRoy Bloom, 1902 Webster and Gary E. Danzer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Danzer, 1012 Eleventh St.

Eugene A. Kosterman, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. W.

Kosterman, 1012 Yout is attending the U. S. Coast Guard Radio Training School at Groton, Conn. He was formerly stationed at S. Ste.

Marie. Two Racine area men are on two weeks' active duty training with the U. S. Naval Reserve. Alan R.

Blaesing, seaman recruit, 1116 Thirteenth is attending "boot camp" at Great Lakes, 111., and Clarence G. Stephen, seaman recruit. Route 1, is aboard the USS Worland (PCE 845) operating on the Great Lakes out of Chicago. Keith L. Rasmussen, son of Mr.

and Mrs. William O. Rasmussen, 1416 Marquette and Roland J. Thielen, son of Mr, and Mrs. Charles P.

Thielen, 816 English have enlisted in the U. S. Navy. Both are undergoing recruit training at Great Lakes Naval Training Center, 111. William Christensen, son of Mr.

and Mrs. William Christensen, 1235 Oregon is in Racine on 30-day leave following more than, two years in Europe with the Marine Corps. Christensen was the non-commissioned officer in charge at the American Embassy in Dusseldorf, Germany, for one year and was also stationed at U. S. embassies in Paris and the Hague.

He will be stationed with the 2nd Marine Division, Camp Lejeune, N. after completion of his leave. lars to spend that, every limousine is already rented, every drive-yourself and it appears that all 9,000 Washington taxicabs will be in operation. It's quite clear that hundreds will escape injury only by the skin of their mind." Rhythmical Pattern What a whale of a fine time some professor of radio news writing would have hacking up that lead. Yet it falls rhythmically on the ear, with the greatest clarity of meaning.

It is, forgive the pedantic phrase, in the finest tradition of what used to be called "the informal essay." Sevareid often finds significance in the seemingly and the seemingly important he sometimes reveals to be utterly obscure. Thus in March 1954 he spun a delightful five minutes on the human foot, beginning: "This is probably the most superfluous discourse since the day the big war broke out and H. V. Kaltenborn analyzed the Archbishop of Canterbury's prayer. But the great affairs of state will have to get along without my advice for one evening while I consider the burning question of the human foot." Bench Lacks Qualified GOP WASHINGTON President Eisenhower may have to look outside the judiciary to replace retiring Supreme Court Justice Sherman Minton.

would name a new justice before the November elections. The vacancy opens officially Oct. 1.5. i The nominee could not be Republicans in the right age confirmed by the Senate until it meets January. But recess appointees often assume their duties pending confirmation.

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