davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACCoRDIANS. Italian, brand new
12O bass. factory guaranteed. Our
special, S154.95. Reduced from
$3.50. Your dollars worth more at
RATNER'S S MUSIC STORE, 1856 18th
ACCORDIAN, like new. 12O-bass. Ex-
cello. $3.50. TERRY JOHNSON. sH.
AccoRD1oN, Italian, Petite soprani.
90 bass. Ideal for intermediate
student: Sl75 or best offer. IA. 1924
ACCORDION-seldom used. 80 bass,
imported instrument. $50. GARD
NER, 2113 Guilford rd., Hyattsville
ACCORDION. new. 120-base; 1tal
ian model 8 switches: also so.
AccoRDToNs sa6 faS sSa loaned "a ree fet4 or sold
private band, radio, teleTision tram
ing for children and adults; free
talent test. Phone RE. 2l13.
ACCORDION. excel. cond, 12U bass,
8 tone changes. Orig. cost. $3.50.
Viii sacrifice for less than u price.
ACCoRDIoNs. 12o-bass; exclusive
s927 MERvIN CONN ACCORDION
AccoRDToN. Excelsior" 1ao-bass,
treble switches. one at base. PERI.
AcGoRpSoSs-NsA s216 S5Ss %A, anS hS1s Used at rea-
sonable prices Free loan Of in
strument to beginners taking les
sons, COLUMBIA MUSIC CO. 500
AibbfRtssoGRAfa. ia5f s. " NE 2 lfSS Cabinets 5000
phone, duplicator, typewriter and
office chairs. electric desk lamp
Isl 00). 1871 G NV. Suite 404. !"
ADD. MACH, Burroughs table model,
rebuilt; yours for $3.50. Today, CO.
ADDlNH ..ACHiNL. sunstIano, eiee,
recondltioned, guaranteed. 500 so
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO. Si3
ADDING MACHINE. new Corona, for
qGgnickz e sale S94; Plus ts tax; Today,
AbDIaG MACHlNEs-Beat o. Nov. ni@' /
increase in prices. savings up to $50
on orders Signed through Oct. 81.
ADDOMETER, small portable adding
mach; adds' s4ht:: S12 95' "; guar.
hand, elec.: great reduc. Today. CO.
4625: wk., 1112 I4th NV. DI. 1872,
hST fon s9si uSrEp SeT 5R GsiElnHl eo
ADDREssING MACHINES-S9 .a5 up,
TYPEWRITEKs TEKsoc Co, I4s1 e CAPITOL
AIR COMPREsSOR for shop or paint
spray, $50; cost S54 GICHNER,
AIR fi coMPREssoks. q n ESQ fSli R-hp. sos.
or 1-h.p., $3.50. Also Schramm
PCEd PoT yjs' yE' s15a sl59. sl8 Kennedy st.
AIR CoNDITIoNERs. one Philco and
eondoR cone sa5 sa 2se attic RertsS' taa
and Zenith radio phono combina-
ton: 3605 Morrison st. NV. EN-
.5764: Owner moving.
AIR R-CONDITIONER = One upright,
one Deibold, 4 our freproof two
Or. safe. Call MR.. HOLMES, ST.
AIR CONDITIONERs. 4 at S75 each
SIS Kennedy st. NV. GE. 3453.
ALUMINIUM. SIDING, Reynolds life
time baked enamel finish. Applied
over any surface; remodelling OF
new construction. Applicators OF
Johns s-Manville Roofing and Siding
Free esti. CAPITOL CONTRACTING
CO, 4S19 Bethesda ave, Bethesda,
ANTIQUES-Cherry drop-Ieaf table,
dough tray, blanket chest, left-top
wash stand, misc. in excellent con-
dition. WI. 1890. 30
ANTIQUES-Person collection Meis-
sen, Serve, Bavarian, Hayiland, etc
Christmas presents. co. 2746. aft. 6,
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f,ulaWer steel, letter size with lock.
So; legal size So extra. N. FRANK
& SON. Ala 3rd st. NV.
FILES, letter size. steel. S5 up; desks,
Sl5 up, Don't miss. Today, CO.
1925; wk:. 1112 18th NV, DI. 1872.
FILM DEVELOPING and printing in
z hours. Color service. Cameras on
credit. BRENNER. 933 Pa. ave. NV.
FIR Everything from A
to e. RUCKER LUMBER, 1890
r, wilson hlyd "a; 4-1234
FIRE EXTINGUISHERS- foam,
soda acid Pyrene; "a price. GICH-
NER, 25l3 M st, NV. EX. 3527.
FIREPLACE, artificial, with mantle,
! pc, like new, $50 AP. 1865
FISH CASE. loft: Hill; used .
weeks; weeks; sacrifice; will install; no
FISH TANk-Stainless steel for live
fish; 6 #. long. 2 it. wide. approx
36-ln. deep; never used; will sacri-
flce. IA. 0l40. 80
FISHING TACKLE, surf rod Mon
tague dreadnaught, boat rod: Penn
OV. DO12
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FURNITURE-1 large heavy maroon
color plastic living room chair with
footstool. It leans back. Used only
3 months. Cost S122: sell for $50.
| 40x25-in. porcelain-top kitchen
Venetian blinds. One So inches wide,
2 "a inches wide. AL 3 sell for S12.
Phone 10. S-5O35.
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BLANKET, double, General Electric,
rose. never used; very rare antique
rocker. cane back and seat, perfect
cond. ST.. 606S. Close-in Silver
BLANKETS. pair of genuine Hudson
Bay, blue. perfect, cost $50, sell
for $50 pr. OIL. 232I.
BILdENDoR, Waring, 1 month old.
BLINDS. Venetians and drapes for
4 windows in place; broadloom rug,
taupe, 9x12. Office. Sol, 1920
N. Y. ave. NV Call Mon. 8 am,
to . pm. MA. 355l.
BLOWER for furnace, Thermostat
BOILER, used, 4-section American
No, l l, jacketed oil burning. In
stalled. guaranteed. Many others.
Day, TR. 1913; nights, FIR. 21O9.
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TELEvIsIoN REPAIRS
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS ana mocernizlng cellar
e9@otes e9 I3a cf TT SS56s II {5fs
ING CO. 1909 Eve st NV
IR-CONDITIONING UNITS STORED.
s29fso s91IS r. ana e NJ SefE'eff REFR1oERAr16N IA 81
CO.. 214 L st. ne
YOUR PHILCO AND YORK
AUTHORIZED SERVICE DEALER
ASHES AND TRASH moved; lawns
and Easements cleaned. Call RA.
BRICK WoRK-walls, chimney. fire.
places, repairing; first-class work
manShip; MI; 6lls; after pm: .
BUILDING. REMoDELING. repairing,
Il. DS-8755s. Mr.. BAkER1 'A' 81: 81 "a
BUILDING. REMODELING. exper.
workman; free estimates. CH. 1902
or Fairfax 1861.
CAMERA REPAIR
Movie equip. foreign or domestic)
BRENNER, 933 Penna. ave. NV,
CARPENTER = Remodeling OF all
kinds; general contracting. Call MR..
LAWRENCE. RA. 9103,
CARPENTRY, PORCH, garage, parti-
tlous, general repairs, plaster, roof
ing; white mech. j. SPARKES,
CARPENTRY-Res or COM
mercial porcheS built and repaired;
good work low prices. GE. $3.50.
CARPENTRY-Rem and re-
pairs; free estimates: light hauling.
cARPESTRY - Cabinets, BOOKCASES,
recr. rooms, etc; basement to attic.
G, F. ST. DENIS. LII. l.3572.
oARPENTIEGasinet tt 7asde DO worm oRn 5ns5ae Ws5s
reasonable. Call 81. Clio. 81
CARPENTRY-Attics finished. recre-
alton rms, porches incl. stairways.
dormer windows; residential or COM
mercial. J. E. HENDRICKS. UN. 2491
CARPENTRY-Complete remodeling
and repairing, additions and recrea-
tlon rooms white mechanics. AIMS
WORTH, RA. 1918.
CARPENTRY. repairs, recreation rms.
porches inclosed, cabinet making
CARPENTRY ALTERATIONS. repairs,
remodeling. old and new work, terms
WOODMAsTER CONTRACTING co.
Gall OW. 522I anytime. =
CEMENT WALLS, walks, drives,
JACK sPARKEs, Ho, s439.
ing of all kinds; cinder blocks laid
NO: 1886, D.. GADDIS.
CEMENT WORK; stone walls, flag
stone terraces, walks, chimneys. fire.
places, cement driveways. porches,
retaining walls. pipe drainage. all
kinds Of waterprooflng MAR
SUCCIo RouIe 5. HoTneTs lane,
CLOGGED DRAIN PIPES electrically
raZor-kleered or no charge ROTO-
ROOTER, phone RA 1888 any day.
anv night
DRAPEs-How you can get new
looking drapes for a fraction OF the
V2iIin-rRld hn
sonal column of this paper today
EXQUISITE, The Dye Work Spe-
Goat : BRICK CO. g. SA. $500 1855 or
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION. re-
pairs, short circuit; small jobs done
immed. Call any time, RA. 1922.
FENCE (chain-linkl l-Wholesal to
dealers at reasonable price. KAISER
FENCE CO. HO. 1926. IL"
FENCE1-Galvanized. chain link. al
posts in concrete; immediate erecc
monbs Get e pa2 she Pfs5 Ph6nt foT Ho Jess ssss
evenings and Sunday. NO. 552S..
FLOOR SERVICE-Nothing but the
best; laying: sanding; finishing
shnas nishss 0fTaYst fEooRN iPssaat1es RIs.
NO. 2215
FLOOR MACHINES RENTED - Full
operating instructions. KENNEDY
FLOOR CO, RA. 4346. 700 Ken
nedy st NV
FURNACES cleaned and repaired.
Caulking and weather stripping. CAN
FURNITURE REPAIRED. refnished;
painted. parts made. upholstering
Furn. made to order. antiques re-
stored; reas.; est. free, 931 D ST. NV
ma. 1882: ewes. Sun. LU. 1-5020
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DRAPEs, floral, red quilted valances,
prs, S25; green, plain, , prs,
Sl2 NO. 224l.
DRAPES, Apr, gold faille drapes
custom-made like new; mans tux.
eao ee; suit, 1T size 3s; packing trunk;
DREsSES-Size 20: So ca. Red top.
per, size 90; cost so, sell 81. Shoes
size Si2 AAA, 81 Or. Flame chenille
bed spreads, SIS. pr. TU. 33l3.
DUCK BOAT. cedar planking, square
stern; used one season; SIS. Phone
DUPLiCATORs-All types: rentals
AMERrGsN is EspaFs TYpE%RrER9 Vii 49th Co. yea5 25i
E; Capitol St. Ii. 3-O0S2.
DUpLlSAIoR, stencil type; $3.50
uN{TED Il,E j, TYPEWRITER ! Co, sls
ELEcTRic MOTORS for refrigera-
l4l7 SHEPHERD NV, Ho. $500 o-0'
ELECTRIC RANGE. Westin ghouse. a.
burner; good condition. Phone OIL.
ELEC. RANGE. Electromaster. "a apt.
EEEcrR1c Lee c. RANCE At iS5 also 52-in. sink;
s99d s% ,eaondition' aTs both for $50. Cal
ELEc. RANGE. 4.Durner. and oven;
good condition; s25. Wo. 1873.
ELEc. STOVE. needs minor repairs.
good for beach; icebox A5aleas,
sweet-toned. Pine cones for Xmas
decorations; Plotting soil MARY
" va; 24lS' &c; Sl46,
eond. s45. "a: "a. a-s6s3. sBs: SIZE. -aS sS00
ENCYCLOPEDIA Americana, 81 vols,
excel cond., $50, incl. walnut book
ENCYCLOPAEDIA Americana books,
Ss- VOL. up to date: with cabinet;
S15: Phone VI 4l05. 80"
kSLARGtR; MI RI,i Federal, 4x5, complete,
ERECToR SET-2 complete sets,
with extra motor and accessories;
iB Bots exec fdr csad s es}{ nGdes s,tsr and g
Sligo 1865. ~ 'o'
FANS. BLOWERS MOTORS. blades;
Elements e cARTYs AfaF9ts 1s65ss III 19sh sst 81.
FANS. attic. Kitchen. exhaust; ali
rrSG, s5xsS Installed. 90 yrs, reliablo
FENCING. 80 it.. new; playpen. Oft:
oGuofs o9 ofte,. GE 81 hIshi 44as. with gate ss5
service. GICHNER. LA. $4,000.
FIELD GLASSES q prs.). one s.
Factory, ,Sl5. One Busch 6x3O-
power individual focus Army Signal
SS1orpS, $50. Call mornings. AD.
FILE CABINETS, legal. letter, ste Steel.
wood. new. used. Today, CO 1925;
week. 1ll2 l4th st. NV. DI. 1872.
CABINET, 42x54, Is draw
eers, oak finish; old but useable,
S12. RE. 1905 weekdays.
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CAMERASil

SOC. 900 worth of cameras. photo and
movie equipment and supplies must
go at our gigantic pre- Xmas sale.
starting tomorrow. o am. 5 days
only! Save 20 to 6OTo on new and
used Photographic gift items in
value of 25 cents to $500 each,
Ask for Brenner's new free gift
catalog. Don't miss this chance!
BRENNER PHOTO co.
933 Penna. Ave. NV.
RE. 2434. Opposite Justice Dept,
Free Parking. Easy Payments,
Lay Away Till Xmas.
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BABY BED. innerspring mattress,
So extension table and chairs,
BABY CARRIAGE, Hedstrom; Thayer
play pen, collapslble by foot pedal;
BABY CARTHAGE, 500 s. i4Ssi Scales, @"a car
BED. sundries, maternity dresses;
BABY CARRIAGE for sale. Like
new; BABY basslnet and shoe fly
duck. Reasonable TU. 2S44.
BABY CARRIAGE. very good cond. :.
new mattress; SIP. AK. 0459.
BABY CARRIAGE. folding. gray. with
matkress: like new. S17. TIE. 572I.
BABY CARRIAGE, used short while;
cost S75, sell for S25. CO. 9194,
IbIO Monroe st. NV.
BABY CARRIAGE. Haywood Wake
tleld, good condition; SIS. GIL. $3.50
BABY CARRIAGE. perambulator, SIS:
good condition. Call OR. 3025. 80
BABY CARRIAGE, Stork Line; used
only , months; paid $50. asking
$50; mattress and storm shield incl.
BABY CARRIAGE, SIS; play pen. m@? s5
saiiighchaip; aiiaU n15;a sS' all good condition
BABY CARR, cost S42. sell for Sl5
4964 18th st. ne. LA. 6-607:3.
BABY CRIB, maple, Kantwet mattr,
S25: l adult bicycle, $50. Lge
round coffee table, S25. NO. 039O
BABY CRIB. Kroll, excel. cond. 1856
Underwood st. NV. RA. 6161.
BABY CRIB, also high chair, like
new; reasonable RE. 4Sf1 40
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DINING TABLE, 6 chairs; 5-draWer
bureau; miscellaneous items. 4O13
DINING ROOM TABLE. s,1x4,z .
leaves. d chairs. leather covered
seats: fine cond. S45. TIE. 65ss.
NAH. dbl, pedestal brass tipped claw
feet; ext. leaf; $50. OIL 1858.
DINING TABLE, 2 leaves. walnut;
good condition: reasonable. WI
DIsHWAsHER, Apex, on wheels, fully
auto brand new; orig. guarantee
sac Sl35. Also Bendix dryer, new.
DIsHWAsHER. GE portable. brand
new, never been used. S125; ironer,
GE nat plate. S35. WI. s43o. 20
DlSHWASHER. electric, full size GE
portable. good for apartments and
homes. four months manufacturer
guarantee: reas. OR. 3051.
DISHWASHER, good as new; 1850
Ihor dlsnWasher, unit; lists for
saSa3 In;a2' vii VIII sell for $50, IA,
DIsHWAsHER. Cory Matte Maid,
brand new; $50 or best offer. Cali
DOG HOUSE, nearly new, s14. OF.
DOLL HOUSE. large, all wood, suit
able for basement playroom. owner
ieaving sity' must sacrifice. Call
DOORS, plate glass. with hardware.
- each, Rm. 204, lI0s 10th st
DOORS. glazed. French. with screen
doors to fit TIE I313
Evening star., 1950-10-29
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
Bookbinding Equipment
BRICKS

Used. clean hard brick. We deliver.
800. 900. ARROW 100 S. Cap.
IL 2-oRQo Ii A-oohl
Evening star., 1950-10-29
AUTO SEAT COVERS

1AO To bI11 I VOV E1lO
Only $685. for $50 Plastic Coated
Covers; beautifully tailored to fit
4-dr sedans. coaches and club
coupes. incl. most 40 and so
Lee hwy. Arl Va. CHI 0024: Seven
Corners. Falls Ch.. FA. 2177. 10th
and n. irving Arl. Va. OW 7442
Evening star., 1950-10-29

DIAMOND. PLATINUM STRAIGHT
row bracelet, ~ brilliant fine dia-
nmonds; left for resale. 81 200.
!, l. RODIN JEWELS. sos 18th n.w.
DIAMOND RING, ) stones, lady's. en-
srave white gold mounting, yellow
gold; very reasonable OIL. 4305.
DIAMOND RING. engagement, beauti-
tul, appraised 500; will sell SIS
cash co nHlQ %
Evening star., 1950-10-29
DINING ROOM

DON'T BUY BEFORE You VISIT US
AS WE GUARANTEE YOU SAVINGS
OF lGst TO 500 ON NEW SAMPLE
CLOSEOUTS. LOOK AT THESE
BARGAINS; Fine lined solid oak
d1nette, table and chairs, was
SS950. now S64 so; solid maple
dinette table and chairs. was
SG9.50. now S42 so; genuine nah.
Duncan Phyfe drop-leaf table. was
500 so, now S34 50 beautiful Junior
mahogany 2-pedeStal table, 4 chairs
finest quality lined oak 9-piece mas
ter suite. was S549.50. now 1869 so.
Large selection of solid nah. pieces
at very low prices. Many more bar
gains too numerous to mention. Open
Thursday till Q.
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. co,
Evening star., 1950-10-29
DOORS

New flush doors, 1915 each. ACE
WRECKING & BUILDING MATE
RIAL CO. 4002 MINI. ave. ne,
LU 4 .05U0 Il
Evening star., 1950-10-29
DIAMOND RING

"A carats; earrings to match; beau
tiful settings. Two italian hand
embroidered old lace table cloths,
Box 433-B Star
Evening star., 1950-10-29

COLOR PHOTOGRAPHY
Everything for color! Free instruc-
tons by experts BRENNER. 933
Pennsylvania ave, NV.
CORNET. complete outfit, S35; per-
feet cond. Your dollars worth more
"ATNFR'S MUSIC STORE. 736
Evening star., 1950-10-29
FILE CABINETS

Government surplus. 4-drawer wood,
legal and letter size. SI1.95: new
4.drawer steel, letter size with lock,
So; legal size S5 extra. N. FRANK
Evening star., 1950-10-29

FURNllU RE
90 new blond mahogany drop-leaf
tables $50 each
$50 new dining rm. chairs $3.50 each
so Gov. surplus Hollywood beds with
cotton felt matt. S1S.96
goo Govt. surplus TV stools or otto
mans ~ $3.50 each
100 natural finished oak dble. bunk
beds. Govt. surplus - $50 per set
l davenport and easy chair. new
conG $50 per set
N. FRANK & SON. 414 3rd st. NV.
EX Si.1i
Evening star., 1950-10-29

ADDITIONS ana mocernizlug cellar
to roof Call ST. 3366-67 for free
estimates NATIONAL CONTRACT
ING co LOG Eve st n u
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CAMERA REPAIR
rnVie eouiD (fOreign or domestfcl

Movie equip. forelgn or domeStic)
BRENNER, 933 Penna. ave. NV.
CARPENTER = Remodeling OF all
kinds; general contracting. Call MR..
LAWRENCE, RA 1903
CARPENTRY, PORCH, garage, parti-
lions, general repairs, plaster, roof
Evening star., 1950-10-29

Half million good used, cleaned bricks
at 3rd and Eye SITS NV. We will
deliver ACE WRECKING & BUILD
ING MATERIAL CO, HOOP MINI.
N d-1.nn
Evening star., 1950-10-29

ACCoRDlANS, Italian, brand new,
120 bass. factory guaranteed. Our
special S15495. Reduced from
$3.50. Your dollars worth more at
RATNER'S S MUSIC STORE, 736 18th
Evening star., 1950-10-29

CARPENTRY-Resi or COM
mercial porcheS built and repaired;
good work; low prices. GE. $3.50.
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Continued on Next Page.)
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BLDG. ITEMS JUST REC'D-Panel-
ing. ceiling tile. window blinas.
sheetrock, oak flooring, plywood
RUCKER LUMBER. 1920 Wilson
blvd IA 4-1o34
Evening star., 1950-10-29

Genuine mahog.. rosewood finish,
modern style, consisting of exten-
SION taoie, large credenZa. serving
commode. 10 side chairs, host and
hostess chairs; all finished with
genuine leather: , consoles, ,
pedestals; all in peri. cond.; will
SaCritice. Call Or l212 %
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Dawson Furniture Co,

Ii. 4-35SS
Warehouse rear 4101 Minnesota Ave.
Evening star., 1950-10-29

BRICK W0RK-Walls, chimney, fire.
places, repairing; f1rst-class work
manship. MI. CHS. after 5 pm. .
BUILDING. REMODELING. repairing,
carpentry brick and cement work.
Ii. 3-372S, Mr.. BAKER, 81
BUILDING. REMODELING. eXper.
workman; free estimates. CHI 1902
or FairfaY AHH-J
Evening star., 1950-10-29

FURNITURE Gibson refrigerator
with large freezing unit; S-pc. din.
rm. suite JU 1896 81
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-11-02

James Waller, Timmy Shar-
rock and Audley West attended
the football game at Columbus,
Saturday.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-11-02
4-D Works Best
On Lawns In Fall

Use of 2,4-D has completely
changed the job of keeping dan
delions, plantain and similar
weeds out of lawns from a long,
tedious job to a short spraying
process, says c. j. Willard, Ohio
Agricultural Experiment Station
agronomist. Fall months afford
the best time to do this.
Dandelions are more easily
killed in the spring, continued
Willard. However, when you
kill dandelions in May, you open
holes for crabgrass in June. On
the other hand, if you kill dan
delions in September, the blue
grass has October, November
March, April, and May to fill in
the holes before crabgrass comes
in June.
Lawns which have an apprec-
liable amount of dandelions Oh
plantain will benefit by treat
ment with 2,4-D and fertilizing
at this time of year. Follow the
instructions on the package o1
whatever material you buy, eau,
toned Willard. Don't overdose
or permit the spray to get on any
plants other than the lawn, he
warned.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-11-02

stated today. Soil tests are made
at the associations laboratory in
Cadiz, and the results of these
tests determine the use of which
the land is best suited. To COM
ply with the law, all reclamation
plans are submitted to the states
division of reclamation for APP
proval before being carried out.
In addition, no reclamation is
carried out until approval of the
grading has been secured by the
strip mine operator from the di-
vision of reclamation.
Orders placed to date are for
areas on which grading has al
ready been approved by the
state. AS additional areas are
graded, supplemental orders will
be placed. AS in past years, trees
unobtainable from the Ohio Di-
vision of Forestry will be sought
from other sources. Last year the
association secured tree planting
stock from eight states. Species
placed on this years order are
black walnut, tulip tree, black
locust, sycamore, red oak, chest
nut oak, white oak, multiflora
rose and white, jack, pitch and
red pine.
The Ohio Reclamation AsSocia-
ton is composed of more thar
ninety strip mine operators, al
of whom are committed to the
reclamation of lands involved ir
their strip mining operations
Since the formation of the asso'
citation in 1945, its members have
reclaimed each year more lane
than was mined in the proceed
ing year by all coal strip mine
operators.
Our members have giver
their approval of the present
strip mine law and it is their in.
tention to carry out its provisions
to the best of their ability" Rob
ert B. Marshall, president of The
association, stated. "The staff o
the association is working il
close cooperation with the divi
sion of reclamation and no re
clamation is being carried on
without their approval.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-11-02

lage can feed the immature ears
directly to livestock. Because of
the higher moisture content, one
fourth to one-half more must be
fed to equal the feeding value of
sound crib corn. Care must be
taken to avoid abrupt changes
from dry grain to sappy corn.
Hogging off is safe and salts
factory if the hogs are accustom-
ed to the immature corn by hand
feeding for 10 to IA days before
turning them into the field.
Cutting and shocking in small,
well-made shocks of from 20 to
100 hills will permit slow, but
usually certain curing of the
grain. Properly handled, the fod-
der is about equal in feeding
value to timothy hay.
Extra ventilation will be need
ed to crib satisfactorily high
moisture corn, and county agri-
cultural agents can advise on var
ious types of homemade ventil-
ating devices and techniques.
Adding l pound of salt to each
100 pounds of corn cribbed aids
in preventing molding.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-11-02

fected with oak wilt. This can be
seen by peeling back the bark. In
cross section, a brown ring or
circle of dark colored spots is ap-
parent in the outer sapwood.
There is no known control to-
day, for oak wilt, says Young.
However, research program is
being organized, coordinating re-
search on the disease at the ex-
pertinent stations in states where
the disease occurs
Because of the Importance of
oak trees to the lumber industry
and as park and shade trees, a
national oak wilt research COM
mittee has been formed by the
oak lumber using industries.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-11-02
Oak Wilt Now
Found In Ohio

The first known case of oak
wilt disease has jbeen found in
Ohio alta location east of Cleve-
land, according to H. &C. Young,
Ohio agricultural experiment
station pathologist. The disease
was diagnosed as oak wilt from
specimens submitted to DR.. Cur
tis May, division of forest path
ology, USDA, Beltsville, Md.
Previously the disease was
known to occur in southern Wis
consin, Minnesota, Iowa, Mis-
souri, Illinois, and northwestern
Indiana
All species of native oaks are
susceptible to this disease, but
it progresses more rapidly in the
black and red oak group than in
white and bur oaks, says Young.
In species belonging to the red
and black oak group, foliage
symptoms usually appear first in
the upper part of the tree and at
the ends of the lateral branches,
progressing rapidly downward
and inward over the entire
crown within a few weeks.
The leaves first become dull
or pale green, curl upward and
usually become yellow to bronze
before falling from the tree. De-
foliation may be slight, the dead
leaves remaining on the tree for
some time, or nearly complete.
in which case the diseased trees
are conspicuous because of the
scarcity of foliage, continued
Young. In some cases, as the or
iginal set of leaves dies, sucker
growth in the form of dense
clusters of large succulent leaves
form on the trunk and larger
branches. This new growth
however, soon withers and the
entire tree dies, says Young.
In white and bur oaks the Leaf
symptoms often are localized
and are confined to individual
branches. The un f f e c t e 9
branches remain normal in ap-
pearance thruout the season
The dead, withered leaves tend
to remain on the affected
branches and there is little Leaf
fall. Usually the entire tree does
not wilt at once, and the killing
of individual branches over g
period of years results in "stag,
heading, stated Young.
A brown to black streaking ir
the outer sapwood just beneath
the bark is often present III
| twigs and branches of trees in
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-11-02
Suggest Five Ways OF
Using Frosted Corn

If you're wondering what to dc
with that corn nipped by heavy
frosts in late September anc
early October, E. P. Reed, exten.
sion agronomist at Ohio State
University, says there are sever
al ways of saving. the crop.
He lists these five possibili-
ties: Ensiling immature corn
feeding directly from the field
hogging off; cutting and shock
ing, and cribbing with added
ventilation.
About each of these methods
Reed makes the following sug-
gestions:
Ensiling immature corn is one
of the best methods of salvag-
ing the crop. When corn is in
the roasting ear" stage, about
half the total feeding value is ir
the stalks and leaves. On dry
matter basis, the silage is just
that from mature corn.
With a large acreage of imma-
ture corn, he believes it may be
best to use only the jerked ears
for silage. If this is done, the
ears should be cut into one
fourth to one-half inch pieces
and the silage packed by tramp
ing. Some additional water may
be required at filling time tt
bring the moisture content tt
the safe minimum of go percent
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