Poughkeepsie Journal from Poughkeepsie, New York • Page 7

MV'n A POUGHKEESIE NEWYORKE 7 satumM sipjxKip1 i Sorensprt Says Valley Labor Has Stake In St. Francis' Hospital's Expansion Drive i ft I udJJ TL f. seveH Organised hb6r in tha hud. ton valley area "hafa etae In the expansion of St. Trancls hospital calling for investment In the hospital's building fund program," a labor spokesman said toaay.

William Sorenson. president of the Ilulldlng and Construe tlon Trades council for Dutehess county and also vice president of the Poughkeepile Tradea and Labor council, said that union locals will voto 6n subscrlntlnn to thd ll.409.uOO fund at bust. nets meetings soon Member ship of the locals Is In 'excess of 20 0UU "No one realizes the Importance of good health better lnfl tha wnrklnff men a wam.n Mr. Sorenson tfbservedi "Without this precious asset, the Indi vidual may be unable to earn a living, and the community which needs his services also suffers. A state survey haa shown that a 'shortage of hospl al beds exists all over Dutch ess County.

The enlargement of rrancis hospital win not only help to relieve this short age, but at the tame tlirie will strengthen the hospital' major departments and make room for vital new facilities, the union official said that the Irregularity of aummer meeting schedules had delayed the atari of building fund activity among the locals. "Now tnat tne public campaign oi the fund is under way. with a Sept, iv ciosmg oate," ne added, "we hope to work fast and If pos elble make up for lost time Angelo Pa.tr! Budget The Time The avowed aim of education toffay Js the careful Instruction towardNhe development of the Individuals potential powers It I an Ideal toward which all teachers and parents strive with prayer anodedlcated ttlaffycX one which wecarcelyjrpproach In the schools oforay That Is not because the teachers do not know their aim, do not yearn toward their Ideal but because of the organization of the achools as. they axe in actuality In our larger towns and great cities we have crowds of pupils The elementary schools are full and so are the high schools Costs of education have risen as all other costs and we have not all the trained teachers we need As things are the outlook for more time, more teachers, more attention to the individual pupil Is not bright Stin. the ideal beckons and there are ways of approaching It.

First we ought to allow the Individual teacher a chance to be Jmt that, an individual with all that Implies of gills, tempera ment, faults, aspirations and not hamper him or her by too rigid organization that it set by people sitting In a remote room with nice, clean sheet of paper and a pencil The root of this matter lies In the hard fact that a child on that nice, clean sheet of pa per cannot say a word cannot make a move, docs not live WhllA In the classroom, facing the teacher, are many live children who speak out, who Insist upon moving about and doing something as a result theteach er needs all the Intelligence, all the skill, all the understanding and all the physical strength at hls.comniand to live a atep ahead of, not one child, hut thirty, forty and fifty, as the case may bf. individual Instruction (s in many classrooms a hope, a dream, an ideal. Some of this can be. accom pllshed If the teacher la free of imposed programs. Such a teacher starts with the whole group, a unit of Instruction and gradually reachea the place and the time where individual differences ate discovered and ways of dealing with them found.

The beginning teacher needs the friendly helo of the expert' enced teacher or supervisor, the experienced teacher helps ntore because the beginner Is In fac of a supervisor, however well intentioned he may be, but every teacher should be encouraged to work out hla own program sq that he finds time, and occasion, to help the Individual pupil as hit needs demand. Given this encouragement to strike out tor himself the teacher will grow in understanding and power, something the Imposed, detailed program will never do. and the Individual pupil will have a better chance In the crowded classroom. Proper eating Is very Impor tant to keep your child wen and Dr. Patrl explains the Importance oLgood eating habits In his booklet No 303, "Feeding Children." To obtain copy, aend 25 cents In c61n to him.

care of The Poughkeepile Mew Yorker, Poughkeepsle, N. Y. (Released by The Bell Syndicate, Inc taftl sBJMk ysslsssssaifl sflsnsi0LMssssssssssaBi LHBsS9HaV flU ssfisHaalni ILaissssV AH sstsssalHk ilM sMsasVsVssHaLiiULiH William sorenson. above. says labor has a stake In' St.

Francis' hospitals building fund drive. Veterans' Seminar Slated in Albany Charles E. Walsh Jr. Albany Veterans office manacer. said loday, that a seminar on the ed ucation and training of veterans and war orphans will be conducted by the Veterans' ad mlnlstralton Albany Regional office Tuesday.

Officials of schools and colleges In the re gional area, the New York State Education department, and the Veterans' administration Mill discuss the several aspects of veterans' education at the Albany James Dooley, Veterans' administration chief of rehabilita tion and education, said that a steady flow of applications are being received from veterans snd that about 4 000 will be In training this fall The majority of these1 will be veterans of the Korean who must enter training within three years after the date of their discharge from military service ONE OF THE Important Items for discussion at the seminar Is education benefits now avail able to orphans of veterans, of the world War, World War II, and the Korean conflict who died of causes resulting from their military service. The pur pose ot.thls relatively hew pro gram Is to provide financial aid snd give these young people an opportunity to get the education they otherwise might have obtained had their parents lived In many Instances benefits have been the difference between abandoning or continu ing the education of these young people at higher levels. In keep ing wi(h their abilities, and enhancing their futures Orphans who qualify can receive up to 30 months of schooling Stale Woman Found Dead in Fla. TALLAHASSEE) FLA. (AP) Mm nnrnfhv Thnmki formerly of Johnstown, was found yesterday stabbed to death in the rest room or i laundry pickup station she man aged Sheriff's officers said her bruised body bore about 33 knife wounds In the throat and chest They said they had Hot found a motive for the killing There Were no signs of i struggle and, although the casli register was.

opened the money it contained had not been touch ed, officers said Clinton Youth Held for Jury Joseph II. Mayhar Jr. 19 Sodom road, Town of Clinton a mason's helper, waived exam ination Thursday night before Justice of the Peace Reed, Town of Pleasant Valley, on a charge of rape. Deputy Sheriff Borchera ac cusscd Mayhar of assaulting a 19 year old Cream street gin in her home last Wednesday. HUBBARD'S "WooniDmroiEsri 'Flying "A Serylce StaUons ft) ttWB Hal US "CWM DtnHM HIU WMas1M SO rrtr N.

Wlf HID HUDSOH OIL CO. Phoni tGL 4 4pOI tm. jii Jaw' sg Last Enrollment DaU Sept.ltlr Sf CrtETAMWfi4 finl" four mere accepted KAISSLEK nirctNFW INS'IUTUTK' MamuW Square OR RADIO PROGRAMS TODAY'S PROGRAM 1 iiJLfiMr jtELsBaHLgaaBH PTTTTeaiiiiiaiawvrrTTfr i HJlJiTHIsVsHsisaslsBsf'sBjfsjsja Mir sgJJJjgWJaJteBssjtt tiOO WEOK Wuld Ncwii'T RCA Monitor lj 15 WCBS Bflmont PrWw 4i0 WfcoK World Nil Won nsdl Ntw YMfcl Ntwt 4i0WEOK l(l Nawi and Top "IS Si6o WKIP Wkd N.wii Sports Uit tha Mini WABC SporUi Nowii To Anaouncod WRCA Monltot SilO WKIP Utloa to Mutlo Won Frank rrltehi Nowo Around tTlm World WtBS Jim Low UTOO WKIP Nws WLOK Ucul Nowo hi) Sport WABO Mirtla Block WCDS Nowii fportu Jim Low WOH No( WRCA Now SitJ WKIP Wolhor Roupdupi Dlnnor Hull WEOK Uurical thowoiM WOR Now Extra WRCA Jimmy Pwr SiJO WCBS JIm Low' llldoawajrj Now WRCA Nowii Hoaltar WOR Now tilS Won atoa Lsmaa llWKIP Mown (porUI Al EM WCBS SporUt aturdy Nlfht Countrr Stjrto WBCA Mooltor WORNowoi By Tho Toopl Tit WKlP PUIIorbrli World TourUI WABC Jock WjrrUor WCBS CoaaroNlontl CIomup won Worof ot Ufa IiOO WKIP Nowii tpMtol Vtatoat Lopoi WCBS Nown BaektrouBd ft Mmlci Sport WOR Boadauad UlAi Nowo lil(VWKIP i)c tho B4n Wootbor WABC A iM It SitS WABC It' tour BuilaoM WCBS CBI RodlO Bports SiOO WKIP Nowai ABO Dane Ins Party WCRS Nawil To World Tontfht WOn NwllMutl trom Studio Sild WKIP Stuat WOlt rrank rriacki MuaU from Studio WRCA Orand OI Oprf WCBS Tko Lait Word tti0 WKIP Wokod Now WCBS Nawai Danco Orthoatra WnCA Monltor Hi JO WCBS Eddlo I ano Orthoatra Won Nown Mualo trom Studio WRCA Orand 01' Opry UiOO WABC Nawa Won Nowai Mutlo from Jltudl m.H nawa WnCAi Nawa UlU WABC Dant OrchoaU WC lis Mualo WRCA Monitor Won luala Irom Studio UliO WCBS MuaU 1U Oawa WRCA Monltor TODAY'S TELEVISION. lito Our Nalloa'a Root (Sf Adronur Thoalor liS(ll Consraaalonal Cloao Up (4 rumi Tlmbor Fary (I90) (R) Sit0 (S Ey Now York rilrai Womaa 1 Window MUUo Dollar Mono i story ol Vornon ind Iron Caitlo wlta Trod Aalair. Olnfor Rosor (ll AUStar Movlo I ld (S) Trvu ot Sunrlao tomoator (4h rtlro Shorta 4 vO tD rtlmi Apacho Trail 1141) (Rl 44) Ubrtry IJona () Tannla thamplona 17) Cartoon Club (ID Junior Frolloo I CKKJI My UtUo Marglo (R (S) Laurol and Hardy rum (R) (7) Hopalong Caaaldy iR (ID Ramar ot Junilo (R 3iJ (l rrljr Show rilm (llhrlnck llolrno (R) (ID Uaac Studio 5 0O (5) Gn Autry rifra (R) (7 Jun1 Jim (R) () rtlmi Tbay Wko Dan (ID lloua Dotoctlv SiU(4) Sporto llarry Wlamor 4iN (4 lly dardnar Calling (I) Loonay Tunoa (71 Rln Tin Tin (R) (tl)r nanio Rldar (R) (ID Ionian Corroapondant (R) 41 (SI Nowa and Woathor 7 (S) II You Had Million (R) (4) Top Plajrai Loat rorapoctlvo (R (S) Count Of Mont Crlalo IR (7) Amnio Okklay (R) (ID Suporman (n (ID SosfB ol Yoataryoar 7tS (S) Tho Buccnnoora (R) (4)Popl Aro runhy (R) (9) Crutad In PkeUI (R) (7 rilmt Tk tear (1S44) (R) ity Million Dollar Movloi Story si Vornon sad Iran Caatlo (1M) (ID Boldlor fortus (R) (U) AUStar Ml liOO (l) Jimmy DuranU lR (U rilni Salom 1 30 (D Two for th Monoy SiOO tD Oala Storm Show (R) (4) MyaUry Tnaatar.

With Ooorgo aaadorr (Sl ConddonUal ru (R) (7) Mwranco W.Ik Show (t) rilmi IotI1 and Danlal WabaUr 4R (ID Zero IM0 til0 (l) 8 Playbouaoi Machanleal Cook B) (l Dollar a Second (Si WralUf (ID Tb Traear (R (ID roralfn Corroapondonl (I IOiOOMD Ounamoko (R (4) Encore Thaator (R) (f) Paaaport to Daagor (Rl UlMPromlar Parformanc (ID Hollywood Half Haup mi lOilO d) Mlaa America Pageant H) Your mi pnraao to (3) Not For Narvoua Pooplo Film Theater (HI (7) Nlgh( Show Film lieitroyar (1MJ) (Rl IDT Oraatait Flghta (1D AU Slar MovU t4 Nawa RaporU irIS (4) Mort HiJ0 ()l 8trna Stqrtaa lliOO (l) Nawai Waathorl tporta IStlS (D Fllmi Saratoga ()37). With Clark Cable (R) lliS0 (4) Fllini Pereonai AOalr. 419341 (R) (T) rilmi Caibeh HSU) (R) Si00 (D rUmi Blind Alley. With nalph Bellamy i i i i ii I'm Hi i in i ii I in i i i i i ii i i ii MssjaMkalsj winmnwm 4 a First Aid to the Ailing House By KOOEIt C. WHITMAN QUESTION: Near the down spout, on the side of my house, some bricks are turning white and icallngr nd tlw mortar It becoming soft and crumbly.

What do you retommendT ANSWElt: Nothing can be done to harden the brick, but the defective mortar Jolnta can be replaced. JUke out the Joints to a depth of about one inch and brush out all particles of sand and cement. Wet the In ner surfaces, then pack with i fairly stiff but workable mix ture of one part Portland cement. Ave narts of clean, coarse sand and one part of hydrated llmei Whn this It hard and dry. apply couple ot coats of i transparent lldutd waterproof mg.

The white deposit snouia be removed by wire before brushing on the waterproofing, I auggest extending the outlet of the downspout an extra foot tumbler of the lock. Would a brass plte be a practical cover tor put over this? ANSWER: From your de scription. I think it would be a flood answer for protecting the ock. I doubt If tne appearance will be too attractive, but you may be able to find what 'you want at a dealer specialising In window anrdoor haMwa.re (conault classified telephone di rectory. If lime type of Inden tation were cut in an interior door.

It could be neatly filled with plastic wood or a plug ot wood cut to fit ana giuea into position, after which It could be painted to match. QUESTION: Clapboard aid Ing began to bulge allghtly laat spring. All studding and tills are oak' and In very good condition. Do you think. If 1 covet siding with thlfigle, the shingles would be forced offf ANSWElt; Despite the slight or twa from the wall of tMlurgtaf robb.1 w6n'.

house to keep water from splashing against" the brlck uuestiuns someone cut 1W" square Indentation In the frame of my outside apartment uvur. in orucr hvi at me TOMORROW'S PROGRAM SiOO WKIP Nowai Uncle Jerry I Waalher WEOK Newe and Sport a WCBS World Nw Roundup WABC Bible Study Hour WOH Newa WRCA World New Roundup IS WEOK Chrlatla Science Program WOR Travel Book WCBS Man Around th lloue WRCA Art of Ulng 30 WKlP Roy Jackaon WTOK Mualo for Sunday Morning, WCPVS Ohurch of the Air WABC Tha Voice of Prophecy WOR Sunday Radl6 Chapel WRCA Volc of Prophecy 4J WABO Nawai Negro College Choir I OO WKIP Nawai Moaaage of leraal WEOK Av Maria Hour WCBS Nawa) Waihlngtos Wek WOR Nwa WRCA Natlonal Radio Pulpit lSilS WOn areata Sport TbrUI WiSO WKIP Nwt Mual WEOK Muale for a luady Moralat WCBS lnWtatlon to Learning WRCA rCklldre' Hour WOR Fraak a Erneat IS 4S WK1P let Cong Church WBOK Loeal Church Senitc WOR Church W9rld Now WABC It a Time Marlnea It 00 WCBS Nowai Let Find Out WOR Nwa WEOK Chapel by the Side of the Road WOR Nawa 11 sis WOR Dateline tad th Traffic Report WCBS World AfUlra Report WABC Nawai ChrletUn In Action UiJO WCBS Salt Lake City Tabernacle Choir Woil Comic Weekly Mam Nowa WRCA Nw. Cvrnl Weekly Man lltUWKIP Muale WFOK Moil for Suaday Morning 12 00 WKIP TM Orrhealr W(BNewai Vincent Lopca WLOK Ptpea of Melody Won New WABC Aa te It WRCA Monltor llilS WKIP Sacred Heart WRCA Newai Comic Weekly Man WOR Studio Matin WKIP Mutl WEOK Continental Varieties WRCA Monitor WABO (Premiere) DlaaaUr WCBS rrtddy Martin Orchaatrai Blnf Croaby WOR Frank FrUck ttudl Matinee lltaS WKIP Rallgloua Now IP IIrald of Truth WEOK World Nowa I Mual for liOO WKl TIZZY By Kate Osann AflssBSBSBSBBVl xcmrm I. a a lis yxttiwt ')' U9 Staai i i 4l. 'N KMl iv ioV "We'd better ImVka a.

lot more sificlwichea iXtoldn tKe boya vre'r iiiying at hen pattf aViJ thev'd bitter ao triox crafhl" rmSfl a2iA y. Sunday Afternoon WABC Dr Wm Ward Ayer WRCA Nowai Out Mualcal Heritage WCBS The Beat In MUklc 1 30 WKlP Newai Tom Brttt Show WABC Nowa Pilgrimage WOR Mualo from Studio Xi Nowa WRCA Tho Lutheran Hour 0O World Nowai Mualo for the Road WtOK Labor fipeakei Sluale for Sunday Afternoon WABC Dr Oral Roberta WCBS Newai Syncopation piece WnCA Newal Ulacuaalon 10 WKIP TrarTlei Weathen Mual for the. Road WEOK Stkra for Delenae WABC Wing of Healing WRCA Th Citholle Ifour WCBS Roaarhary ClooMyi World Mual rUl Jji WOR NaWal ttudl SitVWEOK Tb Bob Croaby Show SiO0 WKIP Nwai Sluat WEOK Newai tdU far a tun Rain, Hail Hit Texas, New Mexico Dy The Associated West Thunderstorms and hall raked northern Texas and "New Mexico as a huge mass of cold air gripping most of the nation today pushed southward Rain and thundershowers also pelted other scattered areas of the country trom Texss to the Ohio valley and In the Southeast and Northwest. TWO TEENAGE SISTERS were killed and a dozen other youngsters Were Injured in Sweetwater. Tex.

last night when a bolt of lightning struck a tree under which they were huddling Waters swirled as high three feet deep through Clovls In eastern New Mexico after four Inch deluge last night and a vicious dust storm roared through Wheatland, about 10 miles north of Clovls Hall wiped out the cotton crop In some areas of the storn bt tered Texas New Mexico sections Forecasters today Indicated rnore rain for most sections of the country as the cool air start ed to drift southward progress much more, If any. think youjean lately. liliiiKic ni you BUKKCSIJ QUESTION We have several cement areas about our home that have unsightly ttalnt we'd like to remove. How do we re more old paint atalnfon a ce ment porchT How do we clean up atalnt made by ah III cat day WAI Afternoon BC Pt Jama McOlalay WRCA Monltor 1 JO WKII' Hour of Dodalon WABC Dr Billy Oraham WDR Nawa. ttudl Matinee 4.00 WKIP World Nowai Mual for th Aoad WEOK Newai Mual (or a Sunday Afternoon WABC Old Faahloned Revival WCBS Newai CBI Radio Work ahop WOR Radio New York.

Nw 4 30 WKIp Tram and Wathri Muat tor th Road WCBS Suapenee WOR Newai Radio New York SiOv WKlP Mual for Ui Road WCBS Nawai Indictment WABC Irt Timer 39 WOR rrank Frlachl Lombard Band USA WCBS our Truly Johnny totlr WABC Sborta High Moment OO WKlP Aeekend New WFOK New Final WCBS Ntwai FBI la Peace 4 War Won Nawa SiU WKIP Paul Harrey Won Nan Garcia thow WRCA Bob Conaldln Sisa WKIP Oulaey llowei Corg tokolgky WRCA Meet th Pr WCBS Ounamok WABC ulncy Howe Won New I Coll Dlrot 4J WOR Gabrtea lleateri TrafBa Report Ti00 WKIP Wkad Nwi Sporlai WOR Nawai Family Theater WCBS Sol Who? WRCA Monltor TiUWKIP ChrliUa ScUnc Program TilO WKIP Mualo Out of th Night WABC All Star Country Show WCBS Tho Stan FrotMfrg Show WOR Dean Clarence Manlon ti4S WOR ChrlaUap Science Si0O WKtPY Mal Out Of th Night Now WCBS Newai Th Mitch Miller Show WABC Spatial AUStar Country Show WOR Lutheran Hour SiSO WKIP Mual Out of th Nlgtati Weather WOn Back to. Ood i 4S WCBS Rdlo Sport 00 WKIP Now! Mualo Ouf tb nigni fCBS Nwi WABO Sportai AUSter Country Show WOR Newai Jaa Shepherd Shew t.JO WKIP Nvwai Mualf Out of the Night WABC It Tim I Sporlii All Sjar Country SHOW I Nawa WCBS Fe the Nation WRCA Monltor If iM WKIP Commentary WCBS Nawai Dane OrcneaUa WABC SErwl Canharn WRCA Hour ol DecUlon lOtlVWABC Trl Talk UiSO WABC RtItI Tim WRCA Tk Amcrjca roruml WOR Nwal TImj Jean Sbepberd onww lll0O WCBS WABC Stood a Melody WOR New WRCA Nawa JlllJ WOR Jea. Shepherd Show WRCA Vpcketbiok Nowai Monitor WCBS UH Recofd Oraham Man, 37, Indicted In Pawling Theft Denlamin Anthony Ostrow ski, 37, Wlngdale, yesterday Was Indicted on charges ef third degree burglary aod petty larceny by the Supreme court grand Jury. The Indictment was handed up to Supreme Court Justice Supple, who referred the case tb County court. The Indictment accuses Os trowskl of breaking Into the premises of the Hammersley Death club, Quaker lake.

Town of Pawling. Aug 10 and steal ing 10 beach chairs and two towels Corporal Hess and Trooper Pacquct, nrewster State Police, arrested the defendant after receiving a complaint from William GerholdV Qiiaker lake, Pawling. lti0.WAnc ptf Billy On A B. Power Ell WttCA atlM a 4lnjl til. ywM UN.

a nf mi Bino Union Search 1 1 i.V' Ah ahteloDe has aUch remark able eyeslghtxthatIt can jee ob Jects, much tnjaller' than Itself several miiei away. M' ir 'f vr Radar Disks Set At 3rd Texas Tower NSW YORK (AP) Two radar disks have been Installed on the nation's third Texas tower, with the third and final disk scheduled to be Installed within the next 10 days Michigan became a territory In 1805 wlth a population of less than 9.000. olua itubborn dirt atalnt from our basement floor? Oil stains and spilled milk atalns In our arnraraT AN8WERL First' try washing all the stained concrete areas with a hot 'solution of trlsodlum phosphate, or washing sbda, using a cupful In each pal) of water. Fof the stubborn grease feu ah ntiiinr hjb iravaarar there Is how available a special prepartlon for this purpose. It can be obtained at service "sta tions, ror the old paint ttalni Luse paint remover or a strong er solution ol Imodium pnos phate (a cupful In quart ot water) and when paint softens, arrana off with steal wool.

After washing with the trlsodlum phosphate, be sure hat all traces of the solution' are washed away with clear water. Mr. Whitman offers reader leaflets on a variety ot tub Jects concerning home repel? work, If you would like to JiaYtuhlJeafletyfcl3. an Adequate Water Supply," lend 10 cents In coin to Roger Whitman, care of the Poughkeepsle New Yorker, York 10. NT V.

(Released by Consolidated Newt itiiii Jne W. W. KINGSTON fti: (Incorporated) I i CONTRACTORS T. 'P BUILDERS 1 Phone fiLofae 26340 Duilding I Ccntractor Buttnets Address, 155 Washington BC, Pole Msvltuig Address Post Office Ddx 383 poughkeepsle, TEL. GLobe 2 0520 TlENRV ATbLJjdlne.

Vr Roger W.i Babson Outlook Now Good For Crops of the Nation GENERAL R00FINI CONTRACTORS Sheet Melsl Work NowbwihV TeL 7051 Xhtston Tel. 840 GUbe 4 1160 DADSON PAnK. MASS. Except In a few more or leas restricted areas, weather and crop conditions have improved materially In recent weeks. The outlook now Is for Jt total U.

crop production close to the relatively high average of the last Ave years. Here are a few highlights In th) over all picture, I aee mem I look for a 1037 U. total wheat crot of around Blo.000. 000 bushels down 8 from the 1938 outturn and nearly 20 under the 194.8 1B33 average This Is still a relatively lame crop, since In seven of those years production topped one billion bushels by sizable mar gins The current crop comet on iiiv ucci vi a luiai u. a.

cat ryover on July 1 of 903,000,000 busheltT prsctlcally enough for a whole season a normal require rnnta Mnat of this wheat how. ever, is fn government hands' and will not glut commercial channels I do not believe the current crop will prove burde i some Mother Nature has been kind to several of the other grains Outturns of bafley. flaxseed oats, and rye may exceed the 1943 19SS average barley by 48. flaxseed by oats by 3, and rye by 20 Total supplies of these grains for 10571058 will lean toward the easy side, American housewives should have plenty 'of new, clean sweeping brooms this year because the Indicated crop of broomcorn is well above aver age. However, popcorn devotees may nave to curb tneir appetites for this Item; planted acreage Is iVo Deiow average.

THE OUTLOOK for. the na lion's corn crop is relatively good, Tut the outturn, which Is estimated at around 3.066.000,000 bushels, may be about lOvi under last year and slightly be low average. Weather between now and harvest time must, of course, be reckoned with. Supplies Will be easily adequate for the 1037 1938 season, since" total corn atockt recently wore at an all time hlsh for the date. at 1,963,000,000 bushels.

If the bon corn ratio remains as lav orable as It Is now 16 7 to 1 a lot of corn will be ted this fall and 'winter. Meanwhile, Old crop corn prices may average somewhat higher, but I forecast some seasonal weakness In new croo corn this fall The outlook for dry bean pro Friendly Neighbor' Answer to Previous Puizlo EMterxMiraE ACKOBS 1 friendly neighbor of US. 7 Its capital is 13 Idolized 14 Harvester 15 Classified 18 Armed fleet 17 Upper limb 18 Sacred song 20 Chief General SUIT (ab 21 Snooze 23 Exist, 24 Definite article 23 Dealt ot hurdejQ. IS View 29 Not In Guldo's scale SOrowl 31 Low haunt 32 Mouth 33 34 Hammer heads 38 Subdivision of. a phyle 37 Symbol for cobalt.

31 Threefold (comb, form) 40 Airways company fab.) IKlnd ofnlll Legal point 48 Make melodious 81 Garment maker DOWN 1 Spanish house 2 Embellish 3 Average 4 Craft 3 Profound 8 Augment 7 Papal cape 8 Duration of office 1 9 Scottish cap 10 Athapascan Indian 11 CrOwd 12 Brazilian macaws 1ft Arabian robe 23 PromUe 24 Occupant vP lsTl ductlon Js lest favorable than a year ago. The crop, which It Harvested in the fall, mav be around1 only 16.300.000 bass. aown 5 from the 19BB out i turn and V7o underJft.wn year average. Since carryover will be relatively small, total supplies for 1937 1938 should not be excessive. The Indicated rice crop of 40.900,000 bags (100 pounds cacti) is 18 un der the 1930 outturn and the smallest crop since 1930, Thlsl could mean a fairly tignt statistical position sometime next yesr.

AMERICAN COTTON! farm era in recent years have learned well the art of Intensive cultK vation. Even on. the smallest planted acreage In many years, nign per acre yieias mis yesr may give them a crop of about 11,900,000 bales. Thla would be sizable, although considerably less than Indicated domestic consumption and export In 1937 1938 This points to an other substantial cut In the still big carryover next Aug 1. Prices may weaken moderately during the heavy marketing jeason in the weeks ahead, but should recover thereafter Despite record hlah soybean acreage, the 1957 erop currently estimated at 428,000, 000 bushels li '6 below the 1036 record qutturn, but 08 above the ten year averase.

Since stocks In all positions were recently at a record peak, should he no dearth' of soybeans In the crop year beginning October 1. There la no basis for tuttslned price strength pres ent, pairing serious age. FARMERS' REALIZED net Income In the first half of this year was st an annual rate ot about S12.IOO.O00.O0O up 2V from tho corresponding 1936 figure. Whether the second half will record a further gain Is doubtful, In view of the rising trena of production costs and the difficulty of offsetting them through the practice of further economies. The efficient farmer, with well diversified crops, should, however, fare as well as the average manufacturer or merchant ELECTRICAL C0HTRACT0R INDUSTRIAL "ALTERATIONS RESIDENTIAL Chas.

C. Talfardy THOMPSON ST, af N. Clinton GLobe 4 2720 63 PARKERrAVE. TeL'CLobe 43700 i WE'LL FINISH YOUR ZafTTTTT Ol I S. I HI 1 leautiful natural finfsb irch and knotty1 pine itchen cabtneta plus Beauty Bonded" 'formic? ouitter top (or 8 ft.

wa paco for aa little ae socn o. b. nll Uatallatle At Namlaal rrtMS, Painter and Interior Decorator Robert Simpson 1 Lexington Ave. DIUGL4 S1I0 COLE WOODWORKERS Tel. tVkfenfle Clbe 7M 28 Vn Wagner Road PLASTERING conteActob HAROLD F.

DENNING GL 4 SS4 28 Toward the 97 Retioues sheltered side 39 Right hand 37 Male 28 Withered 30 Gafden Implement 33 Lesscna 34 Hawaiian food 33 Continued aiory JOMadYotoata page 40E i Texas 41 Insect 43 Stain 43 Indian welch 45 Soothsayer 47 Employ 49 Hawaiian wreath 1n lltstJprthwest" Mounted i renowned 1 1' rS0 Teeter SlEster of oleic add Vli 2 II 4 IS ko kl 11 2 1 1 I8 ww i I vmi hw JOHN G. PEARSE CONTRAaOR AND BUILDER Tel. CApifal 9 8650 I 1 uHWafM JmE 1 mm We41nfoMAlUBes I f1 fc vy XjS aj imrV i1 GRover. 12400 iwmtiMf BUILDERS SUPPLIES LUMBER MILLWORK FLOORING Anderson Window Units i 1 TeU GLobe I4.QJ0 Van Wagner Try A 4 Mkr 4 It jouf hkeepsle.tN. nt A hp a i if iV.