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XS. TO GIVE
' FARM TALKS
"ederal Program To
Be Broadcast In
Week of Mar. 6
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K^Sets for farmers who raise poul
,vho use fertilizers, who own
/m woods, or who grow vege
tables for market or for home use
will be given in March by United
: States department fo agriculture
i speakers through the National
Broadcasting network of 16 stations
, which carries a !5-minute depart
ment program daily.
The complete program for the
week follows:
Tuesday. March 5—"Why Storage
of Eggs Helps Producers and Con
sumers. ‘ G H. 8prague, division of
■ cooperative marketing. Bureau of
1 Agricultural Economics: and "Grow
i Healthy Chicks." H. L. Shrader, ex
tension poultryman
Wednesday. March $—"The Fed
eral Produce Agency Act.*’ W. L.
Evans, division of fruits and vege
tables. Bureau of Agricultural Eco
nomics; and "Big Values In Small
Packages: Concentrated Fertilizers."
Dr. W. H. Ross, in charge of con
centrated fertilizer investigations,
Bureau of Chemistry and 8oils.
Thursday, March 7.—"Farm or
Forest?” Millard Peck, division of
land economics. Bureau of Agricul
tural Economics; and "Spring Work
in the Farm Woods." W. R. Mat
toon. extension forester, Forest Ser
vice.
Friday, March 8—"The Early
Vegetable Situation." W. A. Sher
man. in charge, division of frulta
and vegetables. Bureau of Agricul
tural Economics; and “Controlling
Tomato Wilt.” F. J. Pritchard, in
charge of tomato wilt investigations,
Bureau of Plant Industry.
These talks will be broadcast at
1:15 to 1:30 p. m. Eastern Standard
time, or 12:15 to 12:30 p. m . Central
Standard time, or 11:15 to 11:30
a. m.. Mountain Standard Time, by
the following stations associated
with the National Broadcasting
company:
KDKA. Pittsburgh: KFKX, Chi
cago; WRC. Washington; KOA.
Denver; KSTP, St. Paul-Minne
apolis; WOW, Omaha; WDAP,
Kansas City: KVOO. Tulsa; KWK,
St. Louis: WFAA. Dallas: WOAI.
San Antonio; WSB. Atlanta; WMC,
Memphis; WSM. Nashville; WHAS,
Louisville: and WOC, Davenport.
REPARATIONS
ACCORD SEEN
Agreement Expected J
On Rhineland Set
tlement
GENEVA. Feb. 23.—{V\—A com
plete and permanent settlement of
the problems of reparations and t
i n m m ■ ■■ i
evacuation of the Rhineland pos
sesses great interest for the League
of Nations where the opinion is
expressed that this will tend to con
solidate world peace.
The first particular outstanding
benefit which is expected here to
follow a settlement of these prob
lems is a more friendly coopera
tion between Germany and Prance
in all domains of activity, including
the political. In a broader sense,
it is expected to lead to what in
effect will be a revision of the
treaty of Versailles in a manner to
soothe German feelings without
public discussions In the assem
blies or council of the League of
Nations.
The Locarno agreements are cit
ed here as notable instruments
(which have already modified the
treaty of Versailles and It u be
lieved that the removal of the rep
arations and occupation problems
from the minds of men as harras
sing questions dangerous for last
ing world peace will further ope
rate as a real revision of the treaty
of Versailles.
With the Kellogg pact ratified
by the United States senate, the
opinion was further expressed here
that a satisfactory settlement of
the problems now to be taken up
bv experts will further strengthen
the International feeling of security
and increase the chances for a lim
itation. and. perhaps, a reduction
of world armaments.
Still another idea discussed at
Geneva Is that with the reparations
1 and occupation problems out of thd
way world peace could be further
consolidated by the coming Into ex«
istenee of a general understanding
between the United States. Prance,
England and Germany. The sug
gestion is heard that the settlement
looked forward to win wipe out for
all time the last of the great war
Clems, and that Germany should
be invited to cooperate with
the other great powers on a basis
of perfect equality for the good of
the world.’*
GIRL SUES MAHARAJAH
LONDON—Miss Zena A mad 4
Bell has sued the Maharajah of
Burdwan. rich Indian ruler, for
jewelry she lent to his daughter.
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