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M Wanted 90 S vv

..,,TTED. Would like to buy
WAN s.1i acreage to build on. G:
sl nI,nson, SIS Thayer Drive, at
r. Mun5soit' ~ 10-12p
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FOR RENT: Cabins and trailer
in K & P Auto Court, opposite
Columbia Market on the highway
in Kennewick. tic
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2 used coal stokers, also
used davenports and chairs,
davenos, beds, dinning room
sets, tables, chairs and buff
fets. Call Commercial Hotel,
Kennewick. TIC
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,-aNTED: Stove oil or kerosene
VIM" h,,rning hot water heater. Phone {:
I8x5. y. ----- :
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WANTED TO BUY: Used furni-
"t .,,ra phone 3757 27-tf
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mn rF SfT For Sale gF TT mi

FOR SALE-Complete line of
kitchen sinks, priced from $3.50
up. Kennewick Plumbing and
Heating Co., 319 Kennewick Ave.
Phone 981. tic.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-06-12

FOR SALE: Fruit and Grape
land located in West High
lands. Is acres with home,
chicken house, barn, brood house,
or Is acres without buildings.
Phone 2716. 2. 1O-12P
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M 1nIost and Found FT TF

EoI1ND: Sorrel house, can be
found at John George place, 212
miles out Washington ST. on Lin
roIn hill. Owner may have horse
; by paying for ad and feed bill.
~ lotto
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-06-12

IT'S NOT THE PRICE, BUT
THE VALUE THAT COUNTS
WHEN YOU BUY A USED
CAR. HERE ARE REAL
CAR VALUES
1895
So Packard fordor sedan
SO Dodge fordor sedan
SO Chev fordor sedan
SO Plymouth coupe
YOU CAN GET IMMEDIATE
DELIVERY ON A GOOD
USED CAR HERE, AND IT
COULD BE A l946 MODEL.
MORE THAN THIRTY-FTVE
CARS TO CHOOSE FROM
S g. J MOTOR co.
Phone 1921
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-06-12

FOR SALE: Coleman oil heater;
combination Monarch bottle gas
stove, USH gas water heater and
250-gal. butane tank. This was
new last February. 1919 less than
new price. 1926 E. Lewis, Pasco,
Wash.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-06-12

FOR SALE: Model A ford, 504
3 Street, Corner of B and Elm
lip
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-06-12

l0 acres near Hover, 31a ac.
asparagus, balance pasture; 9
bedroom house, barn and hen
house, $4,000. .">~...- ~
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-03
ROZKOSNE

re Clermont sam lei We stredu
celeho retezu jezer, kde je mo-
Emo pestovati rybolov a podni-
kati vylety pc vode. Prvnl pos
town. osadn1ci vystaveli budo-
WI, kde mohli Sc tenant hrati
karty a jine hry. o spolkovou
cinnost je, postarano takovymi
organisacemi, jake jsou odboc-
ky Retired Postal Employees
Association, Railway Mail AS
ISOLATION a Ladies' Postal So
|cial Club.
Projekt vzrostl lety ma PEEK
ny podnik. Financnf zprava
"a rok 1916 ukazala, re denn1
|obrat organisace pensist1 byl
|$1,5OO, a re majitele sadn do
lstali "a ovoce vice neil million
dolarG. PGvodce cele myslen-
ky, Denslow, ktery je v prltom-
|nosti presidentem osady, pravi
"Pro obchodn1ky Cler-
lmontu representujeme prfjem
rocne, a cloveku, ktery
Istale jeste PRAGUE ma post6,
representujeme prflezitost vlast
|niti pc %opustenf sluzby domov
ma Floride, kde jeho pffjem "a
|citrusove ovoce zvys1 jeho me-
lsicni pensi. Kazdeho roku je
|vice a vice postovnlch zamest-
nancd, kterym Sc takto vypl-
Inuje jejich sen a kteTi pc ode
|jiti do pense prichazeji do Cler
montu, ably zde Eli We slunci
zdejsich pratelskych zim." Me-
Iii cleny, podflejfc1mi Sc ma zis-
ku projektu, je dokonce i sena-
tor - James Mead z New Yor-
lku.
Lonskeho roku rozSlrili mex
dejsf postaci svou produkcn1
Utmost o podnik, ktery Sc sta
Ira O prodavanf ovoce primo
konsumentIm. Krone toho
|vlastnf i gasolinovou stanici,
ktera tez pomaha plniti jejich
penezenku, a prodavajf i hno-
iva a prostredky ma hubeni
hmyZu.
Zadivate-li sc nekdy ma listo-
nose, ktery yam prave prinesl
nejaky dopis, a zamysllte-li Sc
mad tim, co della We svych vol
nych chv1l1ch, mGzete ST no ted
predstaviti, jak S tuzkou v ru-
|ce propoc1tava. kolik pomeran-
Cd niue jednoho krasneho dine
vypestovati ma tolika a tolika
stromech, a ma jaky pTijem NIL
re ma stara kolena spolehati.
IL. l.. /. S. - Common Council.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-03
Million navstsvnikG prazskeho
podzimniho veletrhu.

Praha (CTK) - Celkova BIZ
lance v techto dnech skonciv-
siho prazskeho podzimniho We
letrhu je velmi slusna. Celko-
w pocet navstevnlkG dosahl
kolem jednoho milionu lidf.
Zahranicnf hosti pTijeli re "a
zem1 evropskych a 33 zem1 mi
moevropskych. Vetsi tentokra-
tie byla 1cast re zemf zapad-
mich a z Ameriky, kdezto hos
tn z jihu Evropy a re zem1 bal
kanskych bylo meme. Nejvfce
obchodu uzavrel kovoprGmysl
a elektroprGmysl. Ma druhem
mlste Dude prGmysl kozedeln1
a gumarensky, ma tTetfm prG-
mysl textiln1 a od6vny. Celko-
w primer podzimniho veletr-
hu svedcf o tom, re jeho zasa-
da dobre jakosti zbozi sc osved
ella a re ma jeho vysledky me-
10 pr1znivy vliv take podstatne
zkracenf dodacfch Init.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-03
UTULEK

Statisticke tabulky pojisto-
vacfch spolecnostf, ktere nepri
mo predpovidaji i pravdepo-
dobnou delku lidskeho zivota,
nasvedcuj1 smutnemu faktu, re
mnoho lidi umira brzy potom,
kdy jim nastala doba kyzene-
no odpocinku pc celozivotni To-
pote. Nemalo k tomu jiste pri-
spfva skutecnost, re clovek, "a
pTazeny cely zivot do prace a
privykly proto rusnemu tempu,
nemGze Sc pres noe preoriento-
vati a privyknouti naproste ne
cinnosti nebo cinnosti okolnost-
mi velmi omezene. Berouce vse
toto v 1vahu rozhodli Sc "a
mestnasci postovnfho 1fadu
strycka Sama neco We veci pod
niknOuti.
PoStovnf 1rednlk Ernest Den
SLOW z Ashtabuly, v Ohiu, "a
mysliv Sc roku 1923 mad 1de-
lem listonosG, dosel k nazoru,
re pc 80 az 40 letech putovani
s tezkou braSnou poStovnl ma
rameni zaslouzf 81 clovek neco
|lepsfho, nezli CO mt slibuji sta
tisticke tabulky, oddelujici mu
liz potion jen kratkou radu let
ma tonic sv6te. Predstavivost
pana Denslowa malovala mu
kraj, kde We st1nu palem a We
|vlahem vzduchu, prosycenem
v16nf ibiskG, travil by pensiono-
vany listonos zbyvajicf mu dny
zivota, nikoli vsak v 1plne ne
cinnosti, nybrz pTi praci, ktera
by no tesla, aniz by no vycer-
pavala, a ktera by mu soucas-
ne i neco vynasela. S nekolika
kolegy z povolanf pocal jezditi
pc Floride, az konecne v ma
lem meste Glermontu, zapadne
cd Orlando, nasel, co hledal.
Slo nynf O to, vybudovati ko-
lonii pensionovanych listonosG,
opatriti kazdemu z Mich petia-
krovy sad citrusoveho ovoce -
pomeranc1, mandarinek, grape
fruitG - zamestnati no a IVY
siti vynosem pensi, kterou do
stava Cd vlady. Postaci zacali
provad6ti plan zakoupenim
2,100 akrG pGdy, a jiz prvni
rok NELL $50 akrG osazenych
strOmy.
Zvolene mlsto melo jeste tn
pTednost, re ma severn Cd nej
bylO 3Oti mflove uzemi neobde-
lane pddy, kde pensiste mohli
lovit ryby a chodit ma hony, a
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-03
clenove americkeho kongresu
" Praze.

Praha (CTK) - Dive skupi-
ny clenG americkeho kongresu
navstfvily v techto dnech Pra-
hu. ODE delegace Sc zdrzely v
Praze nekolik dnf. V prvnf
skupine byli republikanst1 po-
slanci Francis Case (Jiz. Da-
kota), John M. Vorys (Ohio)
a C. V. Wursell (Illinois) a do
provazeli je poradci americke
okupacn1 spravy v N6mecku
kapitan Fem a porucfci Grien
a Martin. Americke hosty u
vital pr prfletu ma ruzynske
IletiSte americky velvyslanec
|Steinhardt a "a ceskoslovenske
1Tady tajemn1k csl. parlamen-
tn DIR. Madar a "a ministerstvo
zahranicf DIR. Soukup. Clenove
americkeho kongresu NELL "a
sveho trldenniho pobytu roz-
hovory a informativn1 porady S
pTedstaviteli csl. vlady a jiny-
mi urednlmi ciniteli.
Representant Case z JIM
Dakoty prohlasil Poole ''Svo-
bodnych Novin' "a rozhovoru
Sc zastupci csl. tisku, re on a
ostatni clenove delegace byli
velmi. prijemne prekvapeni mi
lynn priv1tanim pc pf1jezdu do
Prahy a ostatn1mi celkovymi
dojmy.
Ma dotaz csl. novinarG, co
kongresnfci T1kajl tamnlm oba-
VAN, re americka politika mG-
re vzkf1sit Nemecko tax d.
kladne, re to svet Ease Dude
jednou velmi mrzet, repr. Case
odpovedel: "Amerika nen1 tax
posetila. Vytyka-li Sc nam, re
Sc pffliS pleteme do Evropy,
mohu ien T1ci, &C nejsem oprav
men mluvit "a americkou VIA
du, re sc chceme pTedevs1m
plest do toho, ably Nemecko uz
nikdy nebylo vojenskou mocf.
|Proto jsme S MIN dvakrat ne
valcili, ably to bylo nutne Jeste
jednou. Vase obavy chapeme
a rozumfme jim. Wine, co Sc
stale " Lidic1ch - ostatne sc
tam take podivame. Nechce-
me udelati z Nemecka noveho
n~eprltele klidnych a mlrumilov
nych evropskych statG. Chce-
me jen, abv Nemecko prispelo
k hospodafske obnove Evro-
py."
Repr. Wursell dodal, re Ne
mecko uz nikdy nesmi nit va
leone lodstvo, ponorky, tanky
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-03
Pet narodnich umelkyn
" Ceskoslovensku.

Praha (CTK) Ceskoslo-
venska vlada Sc usnesla ma jme
novanf peti zaslouzilych umel-
kyn narodn1mi um6lkynemi.
Jsou to spisovatelky M. MAZE
rova, B. -Timrava, a
A. M. Tilschova, herecky Ma
rodn1ho divadla v Praze Leo
polda Dostalova a RGzena Mas
kova. Jsou to prvnf ceskoslo-
venske zeny poctene t1mto tt
tulem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-03
VIVA k csl. vytvarnikGm a
umelcEm We Spojenych Statech

Praha (CTK) - DR.. Prokop
Toman, Praha- Troja, Sc obraci
S vyzvou ma ceskoslovenske W.
tvarne um6lce (malire, socha-
re, grafiky, architekty a jine
vytvarnfky) zijfci We Spoj. Sta
tech, ably MT sdelili svoje 1.-Two
topisna data a jine pr1slusne
udaje O jejich dnesnf cinnosti
pro pTipravovany "Novy SLOW
mix csl. vytvarnych umelc1."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-03
1Oc
ldheY
cely
0u2rt


a jine nastroje pro svGj vojac-
ky talent; nesmi az nikdy ohro
zovat sve sousedy, zejmena &C.
skoslovensko, ktere ma v Anne
rice velke sympatie.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-03
Americky komentator v Praze.

Praha (CTK) - Znamy a
mericky zahranicn6 politely
odborn1k a komentator Walter
Lippman prijel do Prahy ma
kratS1 pobyt.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-16
March OF Dimes Campaign
Is Benefited From Soft.
ball Game Played Last
Night At Bayview Park


Adams Dairy, winners Of the
Class B league pennant, and
Bob's Sport Shop, winners of
the Class A league flag, met last
night at Bayview Park in q
March of Dimes benefit softbali
game, and the Sport Shop lads
won by a 6 to 2 score.
Baker scored three runs. He
walked three times, stole a
base, had three assists and one
put-out. Jack Villareal at third
also played a great game. Ster-
ling and Albury also performed
well.
The Dairy boys scored their
first run in the fourth, when AL
Cruz hit one to left. The ball
hit BARRIERS hand and bounced
away because a tree was in the
way, and Cruz came all the way
home. Griffen walked and three
more walked, and Griffen was
forced home fo: the second run.
For the winners, Baker walk
ed in the first. An error sent him
all the way home. Villareal beat
one out to short and stole sec.
ond. A wild pitch put him on
third and a fly to center by
Sterling sent him across the
plate.
In the third Kerr, Jr., walk
ed. Baker beat out bunt. Bar
Der walked and the bases were
filled. A wild throw, and Kerr,
Jr., was out at the plate. Villa
real was out, short to first, and
Baker scored. Sterling hit a
high fly to center and the ball
dropped fair after hard run by
j. Lewis. Barber scored.
In the fifth, Baker walked
and stole second, and a wild
throw by the catcher sent him
across the plate. The last run
| came in the eighth when Roberts
beat out an infield hit, and
| scored on a wild pitch and an
| error. Villareal> hit two safely.
In the field for the losers, AL
Cruz was best.
Score by innins: r. II. +
Bob's ---------- 202 010 0l-6 o
| Adams -------- 900 200 00-2 &
Miller and Albury; Keene and
F. Sands.
Two-base hits, Sterling, Al
Cruz; stolen bases: Baker, Villa.
| real 2, Albury; sacrifice hit: F
Sands; double play: Baker tc
Barber; struck out: by Kenne S
by Miller 6; bases on balls: of
Miller IL, off Keene 6; umpires
Sweeting, Brost, Varela ano
Quesada; time of game: LAS
scorer: Aguilar.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-16
BOXING BOUTS TOMORROW
NIGHT In FIJI SCHOOL GYM

The second High School Ath-
letic Association-sponsored box
ing show is to be held tomorrow
night, beginning at g o'clock, in
the High School gym.
The referee will ! be Jimmy
Galloway and the judges, Harry
Baker and Ward Tyson. Prizes
will be. given the, winners, i
The following bouts have been
lined up: 4
Paul Braun, rs pounds, VS..
Vincent Catala 81 pounds.
!, Harold Carb0neR. no pounds,
VS.. Mickey Perez, .ll5 pounds. !
Sergio Bazo. 40 pounds; VS..
Warren Bethel, l43i pounds. Z
Charles Roberts, 1lS.. pounds,
VS.. Robert before, 100 pounds.
Kirkwood Bethel, 'l85 pounds,
VS.. John Scrimpshaw, 100
pounds. 80 ....t.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-16

Joe Dolly, l42 pounds, VS.. Tony
Maffe, las pounds. {
John Mercer (Atlantic Fleet
champion), 2l0 pounds, VS.. Ern-
est Meyers, 1870 pounds. !;
Sergio Bazo, winner last time,
will fight Warren Bethel, who
has yet to lose in the boxing
ring in Key West. Joe DAILY, local
boy, is going to box one OF, the
marines who put on an exhibis
ton last time Kirkwood Bethel
and Leonard Larsen are two
other local fighters that might
see action. i
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-16
BOB'S SPORT SHOP
WINS 6to 2 VICTORY
FROM ADAMS DAIRY


Holiday Specials--FREE!
Spray Job with every Grease and
Oil Change job. We will also
check your battery. fan belt. rad
iator. tires. Transmission and rear
end. We have the latest equipment
for checking caEburetors. batter
ies. spark plugs. ignition. COM.
pression and timing in your car
for perfect running DON'T
DELAY. PHONE 1l7e NoWti!!
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-16
Losing Pitcher Allowed Only Five
Hits, But Errors Caused
His Downfall
Cheerleader Gets
Mauled By Team

JERSEY CITY.--Dolores Ku-
lesz, cheerleader for st. Cecilia's,
had just completed a rousing
cheer for her school and taken
a position on the sidelines at the
football game when, suddenly,
her schools players Numbered
down the field. The opposing
players rushed in to impede their
progress. Dolores, fascinated,
looked on. Before she knew it,
the players smashed into her and
she had to be taken to a. hospital
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-16
BLUE SOX NOW LEAD
LEAGUE By VIRTUE or
WIN OVER SAN CARLOS
SPORTS and
RECREATION


swiNfMrNc-soutn Beach. south
end Of Duval Street, -
DEEpSEA FlSfi1Nc-uulf Dock
west Caroline Street; Crais
Dock, north end Of Grinhell
Street.
6AeEBALL--Games usually or
= Sunday afternoon, at Munich.
+; pal Stadium. Duck Avenue
and l4th Street.
:oLF---Municipal Colt Course,
i. Stock Island.
tENMIS--Bayview Park on Di.
!, vision Street tday and night
.facilities).
3ASKErBALL-Outdoor courts
!, ct South Beach. and Bayvie~
!, Park. an.
HANDBALL--Bayview Park.
SHUFFLEBoARD ~ Bayvie "
{: Park and South Beach.
plcNicKINo Tables at Bay.
: view Park.
sHlLpREN'S PLAYGROUND =.
Z Bayview Park. y $50 ~
:oMfoRT STATloss---Bavview
:; Park. -, :. y ~: 3.sl''!
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-16

10, San Carlos 10; runs batted in:
Vidal l, Dukes l; two-base hit:
Roberts stolen base: A. Acevedo;
double plays: Santana to c. Gar
cia to Navarro; struck out; by
Vidal 7, by Myers S; bases on
balls: off Vidal 4, off Myers /;
umpires: A. Rodriguez and Ri
vero at plate, River0 and Mira on
bases; scorer: Abreu; time OF
game: LIS.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-16
USS. GILMORE UNABLE
TO PLAY HERE; Or
DERED TO CUBA FOR
SERIES OF GAMES

Sunday afternoon at the Army
Barracks, the Blue Sox took over
first place, as they defeated the
San Carlos. outfit by score of
FL, after the San Carlos had de-
feated the Pirates in an exhibit
ton game, 5 to 4.
The first game was listed as an
exhibition because the USS Gill
more, who were supposed to
play the Pirates in the first
game, were ordered to Cuba to
play a'series of games there.
The Pirates scored four runs in
the first inning. l.lbury was
safe when Santana let his
grounder get away from him.
d. Lastres sacrificed, then Gates,
playing his first game as Pi.
rate, doubled to left center to
score Albury from second. Gates
went to third on A. Alonzo's
fielder's choice. Salinero sing
led home Gates and A.. Alonzo.
G. Lastres was safe on Santana's
second error. Arnold was out on
a fly to center and Salinero
scored on Domenech's single past
third.
San Carlos scored two in the
second inning. Hernandez was
safe on Gates error. After two
outs, ]. Garcia singled to right,
and Hernandez and Garcia
scored when the catcher threw
the ball to second trying to get
Garcia going to second. No one
was covering the bag and the
throw went all the way to cen
ter.
San Carlos won the game in
the fifth inning. J. Garcia led off
with a lusty double to left, Rueda
popped to first, Diaz singled,
scoring J. Garcia. Valdez flied to
right, Santana singled, and when
ID. Lastres threw low to first,
Diaz and Santana scored to give
the, game to San Carlos.
After the first inning Diaz
settled down and did not allaw
any more runs, although hit
freely, he kept the hits well
scattered. Lastres allowed only
five hits and struck out five men
in six innings, but poor support
cost him the game. Domenech
got two for two and j. Garcia
two for three.
In the second game the Blue
Sox scored one in the first in
ming, after two outs. A .Acevedo
was safe on c. Garcia's error.
Byers walked and A. Acevedo
scored when Santana let E.
Acevedo's grounder get away
from him. In the third inning,
the Blue Sox won the game
when Mauldin led. off with a
single. He went to second on {.
Garcia's second error, and after
two outs scored on Dukes sim
gle to center.
The San Carlos scored their
only run in the fourth inning,
when Roberts doubled to right
and scored on Vidars, single to
right. Monk Meyers, playing his
first game for the Blue Sox, gave
up eight hits, but settled down
every time the San Carlos outfit
threatened.
Vidal pitched good game, al
lowing only five hits. He struck
out seven men. ]. Garcia made
two good catches In left to pull
him out of trouble. Mauldin
and Dukes got two hits each, as
did Roberts and Navarro.
Box score:
Nina Soy
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-16

! The earliest railway in Eng
land, sanctioned by Parliament
in 1901, was operated with
horse-drawn vehicles and, in one
instance, by sail power.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-16

The city of st Andrews, about
halfway between Edinburgh
and Dundee. is credited with. be-
ing the birthplace of golf. !.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-16

High purity oxygen has many
uses in industry, medicine and
in aviation. ,. 5
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-16

Colors in the ceramics tiles
found in Egyptian buildings
built in the 18th and 18th GEN.
turtles are still vivid.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-16

Score by innings: n; n: T.
p,ve Sox iOl 600 0OO--2 5 q
Sam Carlos 900 100 00o-l D q
SS,;ed to center for Rueda.
Earned runs: Blue Sox !, san
carios /: left on bases: Blue SoxI
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-16

Kashmir is noted for its warm
and delicate wool shaWlS.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-16

Read the Classified Ads In The
Citizen.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-12-12
Small Grains
Being Attacked
By Plant Lice

Fields Of small grain in almost
every section of the State are
being attacked by plant lice,
SAYS James T. Conner, in charge
of Entomology for the State
College Extension Service.
Oats, especially those planted
early. is the crop being attack
ed most widely by the little in
sects. Mr.. Conner said. How
ever. they have also been found
in fields of wheat and barley,
rs we'll as in pastures and forage
crops.
Usually plant lice, or aphldS
as they are are known by many,
attack the plants in large num-
berS. They damage the plant
by sucking the juices from 1t,
causing it to gradually wilt and
Miss Agnes MeareS of Whining
ton. who has been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Brady Ward. has return
ed to her work in Wilmington.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Hayes
visited Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Hayes
of ChadboWn over the week end
4
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lovett of
Nichols. S. c., visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Hayes recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bass viSi-
ted at ShallOtte over the week
end.
Bruce Sellers was business
visitor in Nichols Thursday.
Friends Of John II Ward will
be glad to learn that he is inn
proved and can be out again.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-12-12
moderate oven $3.50 degrees F.

moderate oven $3.50 degrees F.
Is minutes.
Bread which is no longer
fresh may be converted into
French toast, cinnamon toast, or
hot milk toast.
Cake which has lost it's fresh
ness can be served with sauces
such as vanilla cream, orange,
lemon, etc. Prepare in advance
so as to allow the sauce to sat-
uTate the cake. Top with whip
ped cream.
Pound and loaf cakes which
have become dry can be sliced
and toasted.
A delicious treat is fried pound
cake. The cake is sliced and
fried in buttered skillet, using
slow heat. Turn to brown both
sides.
Bread type rolls, coffee cakes,
sweet rolls, etc, may be refresh
ed by placing in a paper bag, wet
the outside Of the bag and place
into the oven.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-12-12

Approximately so leading ma
tional organizations whose ac-
tivities either directly concern
or are closely related to agri-
culture have pledged their CO.
operation in helping to secure
nationwide participation in the
farm grain conservation program,
the U. S. Department of Agricul-
tWc has announced.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-12-12
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
News From
LEBANON
Bv MRS. ERNEST D. HAYES

BY MRS. ERNEST D. HAYES
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The Lebanon Home Demon
stration club will meet at the
home of Mrs. Lonnie HlnSon on
Tuesday at 3 pm. All members
are urged to be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Taylor of
Chadbourn visited their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe TAYLOR, oi
this section.
{. .%
Mrs. Frances Curlie WAS i NlSl-
tor in Whiteville Tuesday after
noon.
=
Mr.. and Mrs. Leamon Ikner
visited Mr. and Mrs Charles TX
ner OF Bethel over the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albury Tyree of
the Lebanon section are planning
TO move into their new home
which has just been completed
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-12-12

die.
Now that cold weather is pre-
vailing over most of the State,
il is quite possible that many
of the plant lice will be deS-
troyed, the Entomologist said.
But, where infeStation is con-
tinuing and as preventative
for further infestatiOn, Mr..
Conner recommends that an APP
plication of the nitrogen be
placed on the grain. This will
not kill the aphids, but it will
promote 4 more vigorous growth
Of the plants and will make
them less susceptible to further
damage.
Such preventative is also
suggested for pasture and forage
crops. Mr.. Conner said.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-12-12
HINTS
To Homemakers
BY Verna Stanton
Assistant State Agent

Conservation suggestions:
Fresh Again-Muffins, Bis
cults and Rolls. Place leftover
mullins, biscuits, or rolls into
top of double boiler. Sprinkle
with few drops Of water. Cover
set over hot water and heat for
20 minutes.
Reheat muffin pans which have
been prepared as follows: Into
each muffin cup put IL teaspoon
margarine or butter and ! tea
spoon marmaladG. Bake in