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FLYING FARMERS

_ FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1946

SCHENECTADY, N.Y. (U,P).— new X-ray technique is giving

10 MEET AT PURDUE 5 an inside view of just

LAFAYETTE, May 10. — More | what happens when a metal is than 300 farmer-pilots are expected grained. and..how the annealing to attend the Flying Farmers’ process removes the strain,

“Field Day at Purdue university| pr Roman Smoluchowski, devel-

July 29, Harry J. Reed, director of | oper of the technique and a memthe agricultural experiment station and extension service, announced’

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“X-Ray Helps Map Strain in Metal

ber of the General Electric research labbratory staff, explains that a small piece of the metal— about one five-hundredths of an inch thick “and polished on both sides—is placed in an X-ray beam. An exposure made on a photographic plate behind the specimen reveals detalls of atom planes within “each crystal. «| The X-rays, striking the atom)

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[= - “ ’ » are deflected, leaving unexposed ‘or| ‘the father of mother's day. § ATI : t lined recently by officers of x I I light areas on the developed plate.| But two other people originated t Flying Farmers of Prairie Farmer In parts of the crystal where strain | iyo Gea. Land organization. x is present, the atomic planes are : . p The meeting will be devoted vl DENVER (U. P.).—Veterans who distorted permitting the rays to This information, imparted. to~ D i t demonstratjpns with new equip-|Served in the paratroops and still| oo, "6 Llate. : {day by the Allied Florists associaarty «- | ment and machinery and aeronau- | have the urge to jump from air- ; — tion of Indianapolis, is by way of L tics in farming. Home economics Planes can turn their wartime “FIRE LOSSES RISE yeminding you that Sunday IS ) programs are arranged for the|Prowess into a peacetime profes-| WASHINGTON. — Large fire mother’s day. i : ladies. {sion in the Rocky mountains. losses in the United States and| Research undertaken by Mrs. Ed- ill be defi Iv beich , a i ,_S"——O>g) ur: The U. S. Forest Service is hir-|Canada, those exceeding $50,000 in| ward ¥. Nordholt, president of the wi elinitely brighter A.M. ! GALLIUM IS ABUNDANT ing a corps of 150 parachute fire-|damage, skyrocketed 48 per cent|florist’s association, - reveals the when hel h P.M WASHINGTON—Gallium, a little] fighters, or “smoke jumpers,” who during the first three months of|ghsertance was first held on April You overwhelm the P.M. | known chemical element, is 150|are meeded to protect the nation's! 1048 over the previous three-month | og 1893 On that date, Miss Mary queen of your heart and P.M { times as abundant as silver. vast forestlands from fire. period. Towles Sasseen, a Henderson, Ky. 7 E { . : school teacher, celebrated the birth- home with a thrilling gift of | day of her own mother with some- : ir ’ ti what more than ordinary enthu- jeveiry on Mother's Day! ! siasm. A M. | Wrote a Book About it P.M 4] She wrote a book on the subject and succeeded in having “mother's P.M. | press { day” recognized in -the public al Daylight 1 schools. : he Then in 1907, another mother's

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day was created in Philadelphia. Miss Anne Jarvis was asked by a | Sunday school superintendent to arrange a memorial service for her { mother, Mrs. Annie Jordan, who | had been a guiding spirit of the church. Working through civic { authorities, Miss Jarvis succeeded | in having the second Sunday in| May proclaimed “Mother's day.” |

Hering Played Big Part Then came Frank E. Hering of South Bend, who after much spade- |

tain legal sanction for the general| observance of Mother's day { throughout the U. 8.

: Through his persistence, congress |

{in 1914 adopted a bill designating | | the second Sunday in May as | IMother's day and authorizing a

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Complete clearance at the end of cvery season regardless of cost and loss to us

SPRING SUITS,

TOPPERS, COATS Reg. $39.75 to $48 Values,

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effect annually. | Mrs. Nordholt reveals the Kansas| | City “chapter of the American War| Mothers first established the cus-| tom of selling red and white carna- | tions on the streets ons Mother's day. This, says the Allied Florists as- | sociation, was the beginning of the | floral Mother's day.

EDUCATION EXPERT TO SPEAK AT I. U.

BLOOMINGTON, Ind, May. 10 (U. P.) —~Dr. Louis Clark, assistant | director of rural service for the Na-| tional Education association, today | was scheduled to be a speaker at | the Indiana University workshop | on problems of administration and supervision of rural schools to be held May 13-2s.

ELKHART NAMES | NEW POLICE CHIEF

ELKHART, Ind, May 10 (U. P).| —New Elkhart police chief eles, tive May 18 will be Walter L. Larson, named today by Mayor | Hallett Neale to. succeed retiring] Chief August W. Johnson. Mr.!| Larson formerly taught school and | coached at Roosevelt high School | here,

ALUMNI TO MEET

The Castleton high school alumni association will hold its 8th annual banquet tomorrow at the Castleton church, Officers of the association are Miss Norma Russel, president; Ralph Urbain, vice president; Mrs. | Mary Beechler, secretary, and Oris Hinshaw, treasurer.

ROXAS IN WASHINGTON WASHINGTON, May 10 (U. P.). —Philippines President-elect Manuel Roxas and U. S. High Commissioner Paul V, McNutt landed on Bolling field at 11 o'clock (Indian-| apolis time) last night, completing the last leg of their Manila-Wash-| ington ington flight.

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