Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 52, Number 10, Decatur, Adams County, 13 January 1954 — Page 12

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Purdue Farm And Food Show Slated Jan. 19-20

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Sixteen Purdue University agricultural specialists and 24 Purdue farm exhibits will be on hand at the War Memorial Coliseum in Ft. Wayne, January 19-20. for the farm and food show. Twelve northeastern Indiana counties and Purdue are cooperating to'present for the second year an outstanding educational program. Dr. Earl Buts, head of agrTcuitural economics at Purdue, speaks at a Tuesday afternodh session on “Farm Horizons beyond the Line — Fence.” One of the Wednesday morning features is a nitrogen fertilizer talk by K. E. Beeson, extension agronomist. Taking part in the exhibit program from the Purdue staff are Paul Mitchell, A. M. Nichter, and E. C. Oesterle of agricultural economics. Henry Mayo and E. C. * Miller from animal husbandry, and B. F. Barnett and G. A. Williams from the dairy department will attend. Other Purdue people listed are Lois Oberhelman of home economics, Wayne Detwiler of poultry, G. W. Nuffer for rural health, and F. R. Willsey for safety. Dr. F. A. Hall and Dr. R. K. Jones will attend from the veterinary science department, and W. F. Graham and E. C. Ferringer from the ex-

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Dibits department. Albert P. Steward of Purdue musical organizations will direct choruses of the Ft. Wayne district home demonstration clubs. County agricultural end home demonstration agents listed for the program are Marcile Allen from Steuben county, C. ‘R. Gross from Allen county, Riley Case from LaGrange county. Dale Miller from Wabash county, L. E. Archbold from Adams county, Dorothy Morehouse from Allen county, and PaManlier from Huntington county. - - Exhibits from Purdue listed for the caravan include such subjects as forestry, health and safety, building a pole barn, cattle diseases/ chickens and eggs, dairy improvement, and hog pastures. Some of the exhibit titles are: “Are food prices too high”; Meat from steer to steak;” “Do -you know your cuts of beef?” “What makes your meat prices vary?”: and the “Business End of Farming.” Program of Events Tuesday morning — chairman, Marcille Allen, home agent, Steuben Co. 10:15 — DeKalb county home demonstration chorus —Mrs. Alice Yarian, directing; welcome, general chairman, C. R. Gross,

county agent of Allen county. 10:35 — “Who’s Ruining Your Health”?—Oliver Fields, chief investigator of the food and drugs for the American medical association. Tuesday afternoon — chairman. Riley Case, county agent of LaGrange county. 1:30 p.m., accordion selections, Jim Moser, Adams county. 1:45 p.m.. “Farm Horizons Beyond the Line Fence,” Dr. Earl Butz, head of the agricultural economics department, Purdue Uni versity. , Tuesday evening —- chairman, Dale Millet, county agent of Wabash county. 7:30 p.m., radio farm directors program by Jay Gould? WOWO, and Wayne. Rothgeb, WKJG sea turing “Nancy Lee and the Hilltoppers” and other radio talent. Wednesday morning — chairman. U E. Archbold, county agent if Adams county. 10:15—solos, John Smith, tenor. Huntington county. 10:30 a.m. —“Nitrogen Fertilizers end How to Use Them,” K. E. Beeson, agronomist of the agricultural extension service. Wednesday afternoon — chair man. Miss Dorothy Morehouse, home agent of Allen Co.* 1:30 p.m.. entertainment sponsored by Elkhart county. 1:45 p.m. “Foods, Fads, and Fallacies” Mr. Fields, American Medical Association. Wednesday evening, chairman, Patricia Mauller, home agent of Huntington Co._ 7:30 p.m. — “Little German Band” Allen county, Tom B. Piller, “director. Choruses of Ft. Wayne district home demonstration clubs. Albert Steward of the Purdue musical organizations directing. ■ Early Washingtonians PULLMAN, Wash., UP — Tods indicating that man lived 8,700 years ago in what is now Washington have been found in Lind Coulee near Warden. The tools, now in the Washington State College anthropological museum, are the earliest evidence found so far of man's existence in the area. Their age was determined through tests on bison bones, found at the site, believed to be an ancient camp ground on a lake shore. —

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U. S. LABOR Secretary James P. Mitchell explains at a press conference in Washington that President Eisenhower was "simply attempting to set down a philosophy’’ in proposing that the Taft-Hartley law be changed to require government sponsored secret strike - vote balloting, (International)

Extra-Curricular LAFAYETTE, Ind., UP —Teachers at Jefferson High School couldn’t understand why so many students suddenly began arriving late for class—until they looked outside the school building. Students were getting between-class instruction from a novelty salesman on manipulation of the yo-yo.

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