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Britain's agricultural and
food exports. Approximately
740 million pounds of food
stuffs, animals and
machinery were exported
and the Royal Agricultural
Show is Britain’s shop
window.
Increasing international
participation in the Royal
Agricultural Show has been
a key note in its success. This
July, seven governments
will stage wide ranging
displays of their agricultural
products. Governments
officially participating are
France, German Federal
Republic, New Zealand,
Netherlands, Ireland, Spain
and the Canadian State of
Saskatchewan. In fact many
more countries have
products on show but under
the auspices of their British
agents.
• Specially to help and
welcome strangers to the
Show is the International
Pavilion. Interpreters
covering at least 10
languages are present, and
multi-lingual signs direct
people to important areas of
the Showground. Most in
terpreters are also farmers
Kenilworth.
Pa. Academy of Science Elects New
Dr. Charles W. Rutschky,
111, of State College has been
elected president of the
Pennsylvania Academy of
Science. The occasion was
the 50th anniversary
meeting of the Academy held
recently at Bloomsburg
State College.
Professor of Entomology
at The Pennsylvania State
University, Dr. Rutschky
will serve as president for
two years. The Academy of
Science is a non-profit
society dedicated to the
encouragement of scientific
activities in the Com
monwealth.
The Academy’s goals
include a program to
discover scientific ability in
Pennsylvania youth at the
secondary school and college
levels. Through the
American Association for
the Advancement of Science,
the Academy has funds to
stihl
equipmei. Jisplay. y<
Royal Agricultural Show in Great
support research by in
dividual members. The
Darbarker Award is offered
annually to recognize an
outstanding contribution in
microscopical biology. Dr.
Rutschky won this award in
1957.
Dr. Rutschky joined the
Penn State faculty in 1949.
While on leave-of-absence
from September 1962 to June
1964, he served as professor
of entomology at the
Universary of Hawaii. He
has the doctor of philosophy
degree from Cornell
University. He is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W.
Rutschky, Jr., of 615 Colonial
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Biology Summer Institute at
Ohio State University. Two
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