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All advertisements offering
automobiles for sole must in
eIude oetuol selling price OF cor.
AUTOS FOR SALE Cont. J

BUICK 1946 conv.: black; orig own
er; mileage, $4,000; Sl,l75 or best
offer. EX. 1000 or OV, 5239. 4
BUICK AT sedan. equipped; a quality
car. 81 ,0S9. $3.50 down, small week
y payments. Why pay more? AUTO
WHOLESALERS, 1881 Bladenshurg
Rd. -3
BUICK 1898: new trans. clutch and
2 tires; must see to appreciate: 500
or best offer. Call STERLING, FIR.
Sill. l"
BUICK 40 sedan; only S154. AUTO
Wholesalers. 1871 Bladensburg
I'd. IS
BUICK 1a41 Super 4-door sedan.
$3.50. Call XII. s-s062 after Sun
day .
BUICK 40 sedan; equipped; a quail
ity car; S1,794; $3.50 down, small
AUTo St waoGEsALERs PaS@ass IfS Pay Isl "RIs Bls-
densburg I'd. B
BUICK AS Super sedan; r, h, 1900
miles; ike new throushout; Sl,575,
BUICK 49 sedan; equipped; a quail
ity car; S1.794; S150 down, small
AUTO wHoLEsALERs, ~ I9s1 R Bla-
BUICK 1898 4-dr. SEDAN: r. and h,
in good condition; 1895. OR. 512s.
BUICK 1850 4-dr. Special; extra
No. Thomas St. Arl ia. 2-6652.--l
BUICK '39 7-pasS. sedan; new motor,
trans, trans. difterential, shocks and
Inoomar st NV. EN-. OOI0. 81
CADILLAC late I947; $4,000 mi: all
extras; new tires; 500 below mar
ket; S1,795. TO. $3.50. Il
cADLLAc a sLcs ,bsa. Fs4a $40 d b
capILIac 4! h.Is; 81: ~ isdsi sedan: only sle4
AuT6 asgrSurS WHOLESALERS ES 1871 Bla-
cabiITac afHiIpss RI dg4s go" Cdr. sedan; m;s
$50. NA. 1852, 2 am. to $40
pm; $50 pm. to $50 pm. Wo.
CHEVROLET '4s a-door; orig. blue
Sn clean $50 sss '0'frH HILL anf f1BB1TTs B rfS
Oldest Ford Dealer. MA. $3.50.
CHEVROLET ~ sedan, equipped;
quality car. 1895, $3.50 down, small
XGfo x62Hy %HoERA1ERs May p3S I7s m9Fs2 Rs
CHEVROLET AZ conv. coupe; r. and
h.; Wv. tires; orig light blue paint;
clean throughout: S1,147. HILL a.
TIBBITTS, lila Vermont ave. NV,
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer. MA.
CHEVROLET 1910 a-door Special de
luxe; radio and heater; $3.50. Call
CHEvRoLET az sedan. equipped: a
quality car. 1924, $3.50 down, small
weekly payments. Why paw more?
AUTO WHOLESALERS, 1871 Bla-
densburg Rd. 3
CHEVROLET 40 sedan; equipped; a
quality car: S1,394; S15O down,
%ors2 giS AGTo yHoLEsAIERs'' S5ss; RS 19sssii Isl
CHEVROLET 1919 styleline de luxe
2-dr.; low mileage. Wv. tires,
perfect II every sveryorgay, way, ST 1;49o;
Georgia ave. NV. ia. 4S00. Il
CHEVROLET 1946 4-dr; black, ?.
and h., excel. cond low mileage.
Georgia ave. NV. ia. 1900 Il
CHEVROLET 194S Aero sedan; beaut.
2-tone finish. excel. motor and
interior, ! owner. like new $129O.
Terms. KIRK MOTOR CO. 1000
Georgia avenue NV. ia. $500.
CHEVROLET 1s4s convert. Spas;
extras excel. cond. s1,44o. re Terms. IS.
KIRK MOTOR CO.. 1000 Georgia
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SAILS

PONTIAC al sedan; only sp4. AUTO
WHOLESALERS, 1891 Bladsnseurs
I'd s-S
PONTIAC a. sedan EQUIPPED
quality car. S9a4 $3.50 down. small
. weekly payntS Why pay morer
de9SeGrk ro, -S
PONTIAC 1870 black s-deer sedan:
heater: S4oo or best ofieE under
Call CB. p7is. after 6 nn S
quality car 1924 $3.50 down. small
4UTo WHOLESALERS, ITsi Rla-
PONTIAC 1850 t.dr sedan: sccs rggD-
nlns Ss, sond Sl2S cash Gail sH-
roNT,AC 6 cylinder. 1895; Sod
ttanSpoytsuon; motor in sood shape:
Sl00. VA loss, after & pm
foSraH' aas i't sl.is t;er allf d'ss 9sns: Tis:
BITS. MA Vermont ave NV.
Wash. Oldest Ford Dealer MA,
roSrlAc &C! eonv; dark sfssn ne.
TTBBITTS ma Vermont ave. nv,
Mashs Oldest rord Dealer. Ma.
PONTIAC 4s black 4.dr.; clean
thronEhogI :, and h S997, HILL
q 4 .
NV. wash's Oldest Ford Dealer.
roSriaC la4s IS" e-dr sedan,
$4,000 actual miles, Hydra Matte,
rsaio and under-sest heater and all
as .ssSsi'' Rsscsa condition. efns s'eeR saS sRa
roSriAC, ~, 4-dr. s,reamiiner,
sSis~ ss Il and h.; i;Sgner; SSg lev mnlv; ml;v;
HorpR 6, 5000 1000 oeoTsia asl NiSH ave-,
roNTIAc 1a47 streamlinsT ; club
ssesn ssa1o ,ssts1 sssqtfr! yTosoSss voss fs, nnh
Car, only Sl.les: CASH yrAde or
easy terms WHEELER, INC, 4SoO
Wis. ave, n W, EN-. 4Sao y II
PREFECT As EngliSh Ford; black;
Dealer. MA $3.50,
STUDEBAkER IS sedan, equipped .
quality car, Sl,uH4. $50 down. small
SUTo SN wHoIRsALE SfHTfRs ERs MRy psE pgl mRIs Ss-
STuDEBiKER la4s | Ctr and h.
cd: Sl,"9S, SOS down NITRO
PoLITAN MOTORS, N. Y. and Ria-
sTUDEBAkER Al; Sae4, Sa4 down.
WHOLESALERS, lS3l Bladsns6IrE
SlIDEbAkhk IVA ConmAnQer -
DR.; r. and h; Gray Sl ."a7. HILL
4 T1BBlTTS. ma Vermont ave.
NV. Wash, oloeSt Ford Dealer.
MA aS5O
SrUDEBAKER la47 sedan: SaaH. SIS
down SOUTHERN CAR WHOl F.
SALERS, "l5o BladeuSburG I'd. ne.
STCDEBAKER ls47 "-dr. and 4-dr.;
EQUIP SQ9s ga S4h down MET
RoPOITTAN MOTORS. N Y. ave.
and BladenSburg rd a
STUDEBAkER Is sedan. equiuped q
quality car. 81 na4 $3.50 down, small
weekly pavmentS WHY pay more7
AUTO WHOLESALERS 1881 Bla-
dPnShurg Pd -
STUDEBAKER 1915 conv cpe :
equip 81 .4a5 S9S down METRO
| POLrTAN MOTORS, N Y. ave. and
I BlSdenSburg I'd a
WILLYS so station wagon: same as
| new real savings, 81 ,69S, terms
- mos. MTrCHELI'S MOTORS.
| @22 End StN NV. tat Constitution
! ave.. EX. 4l05 Open today TIL
DODGE l947 4-door sedan; fully
/ equipped; perfect cond Sl,OS0.
DodSe Ds6Se AZ 4-doOr sedan; T, ana h;
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

WILL BUY deferred purchase money
second trust; reas. discounts. MR.
QUICK, ST. 1869; ewes, RA. 341S
TRUSTS, 1st. 2nd and 3rd; Md, Va.
D. C; wk.' service. ADAMS REALTY
CO. 905 N Y. ave. NV. RE 1912. .
FIRST TRUST LOANS on real estate;
low rates; , to 5-year terms and
monthly payments. P j. WALSHE.
INC, l115 Eye st. NV. MA. 646S
CASH FOR Ist AND End TRUST
NOTES incl lst trust on acreage;
quick settlement; white or colored:
notes in D c.. Md. and Va. FULTON
r. GORDON, 1927 Eye st. NV. DI
$3.50 Brokers. attention
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
BARROW REALTY CO. Realtors.
1881 Q st NV ME- 24a5
MONEY ON SECOND TRUST-ws
will buy second-trust notes. D c..
nearby Md or Va Reasonable rates
NATIONAL MORTGAGE &. INVEST.
MENT CORE; 1912 ny ave. NV
MORTGAGE LOANS. 4-4h-5% Ma
H!LI co SnA eth st NV
and permanent lst trust loans 20
home owners. McCLAINE PROPER
TIES, CHI. $500. i
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TRUCKS

Dumps, tractors, .pickups, flaps; you
get satisfaction here or your money
back; also immediate delivery on
new GMC pickups, panels, 1R-ton
and 2.ton chassis, all with the
GMC 'workhorse" truck engine.
SHERIFF MOTOR CO.. 900 Rhode
Island ave. ne, MI. 5000.
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY.
BEAUTIFUL CoTTAGE, com
SUMMER CAMPS

SAILING CAMP for boys and girls.
s-15, Penobscot Bay region, Maine.
Tutoring available. For further in
formation or for appointment with
owner on Sat. or Sun, May or T..
Call FA. 6O66. i
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TRUCK SALE
ALL REDUCED

40 Chev. Ha-ton pickup, with
de luxe cab: only driven
5000 mi. 81 ,045
'46 Chevrolet 1l2-ton stake $685.
40 Ford l-ton stake S675
'46 Chevrolet Ia-ton panel S645
AS Jeep panel S745
Observation-Disclosures.
Chevy Chase Motor Co., Inc
7725 Wis. Ave. OIL. 61OO.
YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

AUSTIN l94S 4-dr.: low mileage,
heater, fully guar, easy terms and
DO CO, both sides Of 7th and R
AUSTIN 1850 Marx II 4-dr.: the buy
Of the year at 81 .225 deliv. JACK
PRY, Conn. at 8 and 18th and Pa
ave. Sc. Open evenings, Sun.
BUICK Al sedan; 1894; $94 down
small weekly paymts. AUTO WHOLE
SALERS, 1871 Bladensburg rd. "a
BUICK AT sedan, equipped; quality
car. 1859, $50 down, small week
" payments. Why pay more9 AUTO
Rd. a
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ALslFROM NINE TO FIVE BY Jo Fischer
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SAILS
We NOW oFFER FOR SALE specia

WE NOW OFFER FOR SALE special
bay, west River. Edgewater beach.
Tall Timbers, North Beach. Rose
See WALTER NJ IaaU BAUMAN: n i7s7 <
Specialist -
SPECIAL BARGAIN. Mason's Beach,
bath, lge lot. all-year home; S6 900.
Gail Mr. ODUM, RE, 5216; ewes.
West River 6i3l: Residence, Mel
Nd Il
TALL TIMBERs. MD.zspacious cot
stove and refgr., fireplace; pier. ex-
cellent sand beach; $4,000. WAL
TER NJ. BAuMAN. 1927 K st. NV.
Ma. 6229; ewes, WO. 0747. Il
POTOMAC RIvER-New, well-built.
summer home; living room with Are
bath with shower. completely pine
pcrches: beautiful sand beach; an
excellent buy. J. z. Gray. BAILEY d
CH1LDRESS, North 9Th St, Rich
BEVERLY BEACH-3,4 bedrooms.
screened porehes. living rm.. dining
rm., kit. and bath, furn. AP. 446S.
WANTED-Direct from owner, home
in Nd, on or near salt yater, near
ate price Box 0pseEs 45aD ssfs Star m00ef
ENJOY WATER FUN
COMMITTING DISTANCE
New home, city conveniences. salt
water nice community. Good terms.
Box 45S-D, Star ]"
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APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

End r. 318 3rd N.E.-4,OOO #;
will rent: 3 rs. suitable furn. stor-
age; vacant. Insp., 1912. OR. 1854
after 8.
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OWNERS

Read this ad carefully. We are in
despeEae sns need &c ss Of aTtomo5ss we
at top retail price. 1t is fully in
sured. advertised and polished while
in our possession. There is abso-
luteIy no charge unless the car is
sold, and then it costs you only S25.
You retain possession of the title
at all times. II the car is not sold
within z days, we will buy it from
AUTO MART
3465 Benning Rd. NE, Ii. 4-o111.
"A
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LOTS FOR SALE (cent.l

SILVER SPRING. MD. location, on
Colesville rd.: only $50 down TO buy
iz-acre lot, in a large subdivision
KAY REALTY CO.. INC, RA. 900.
LEVEL LOT, 100xSS, East-West hwy.
and Curtis ST.. u blks. east OF Conn.
ave. OWNER, ia. e245, Ia 0142
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORD 1916 2-ton stake body; excel.
motor, body and tires; no dealers.
Phone NO. 50OS. II
12-FT. VAN, with a drop curtain. Can
be seen at 511S M st, or call HI
1868. Il
GREAT DANEi- tandem. refrigerated,
semitrailer: 32,6". $4,000; will
finance. MR.. M1cHEHI" AID. 24oo.
DODGE Al panel: sacrifice, S75: 2
new tires. needs motor work 1000
Central ave. Sc, HI. $3.50. -
WILLYS AS truck: equipped; $794;
$50 down, small weekly paymts
Why pay more? AUTO WHOLE
SALERS, 1881 Bladensburg I'd. IA
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AUTO rRUCKS-SALE Cont

WILLYS '48 truck; equipped; 1874;
$50 down. small weekly paymts.
Why pay more? AUTO WHOLE
SALERS, 1871 Bladensburg rd. )
CHEVROLET 1912 s4-ton panel; $500
INTERNATIONAL 1912 a4-ton panel;
S275
These are 1-owner trucks: excellent
condition and rubber; no dealers.
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SILVER SPRING

Shopping Center Store
Now vacant, nice large-Size store
with parking facilities in busy shop
ping center, Fine opportunity. Low
rental. Call Ordway GAO. -
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LOTS WANTED
ACREAGE WANTED

LOTS IN FALLS CHURCH or Airing
ton. LUCILLE COOK, FA. 3272
FA. 1864. i
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TRUCK VALUES
TODAY'S VALUES

CENTRAL MOTOR co,
GMC TRUCK DEALERS
1900 Lee hwy. Arl. Va. CH 1000.
Other truck bargains, Army: parts:
night services at our Alex ulant
1901 Oronoco st. OV. 1900.
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INVESTMENT PROP WANTED

WANTED, INCOME HoME-Brick, go
Gil minimum . apts., 2 bedrms.
each: large down payment; conven.
transp., etc. 10. 2-3293 after z.
CASH BUYERS for apt. houses of
every size and type. Please call
Mr.. Farr, OR. 1914, FRANK S.
PHILLIPS, DI. 1411. 3
APT. HOUSE WANTED with FHA
trust, have buyer with $4,000
cash. REALISTINGS CORP, $500
14th st. NV. HU. 1898, day or night.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

$500 SO. FT., 1-story bldg. near
10th snd, L sts. NV. Up to 1000
So #. of office space can also be
supplied; reasonable rental. Call. Mr..
Dodge. jr., WEAVER BROS, INC,
Washington Bldg, DI. $500; ewes,
NEW FIREPRooF BLDG, approx.
$500 So. it., with adj. complete
1nclosed concrete yard. 50x8G. FIR
4150; ewes, SH. 1875. .
1901 BERWYN RD.-Berwyn, Md,
opposite B. g. o. depot; S75 per mo.
1,400 So. #. loading platform. cleo
tricity.. BELTORE CO, Rental
Agent, 1911 L st. NV, DI. 5522.
STORAGE AND DISTRIBUTION -
Pkg. mdse., incl. rec. local del, ship
plng, collections, etc; complete sery-
Ice for dealer, fact. rep. or sales
man. at very economical costs,
METRO; WISE. CO., so Fla. ave.
ne. HO 06S2
4I6-Is NEW JERSEY AVE. NV
5000 So. it., suitable for garage,
warehouse, furniture storage and
sale. laundry, etc. Call Mr.. Franklin.
Eyes, GIL. 1856. WEAVER BROS,
INC, Washington Bldg, DI $500.
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DODGE I947 4-door sedan; fully
equipped; perfect cond Sl,0So.
DodSe AZ 4-door sedan; T, and h;
Sa95
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.FHALoons Offer
LundscopinQ Aid

Home owners sometimes spend
more each month for plants on a
hit-or-miss basis than they would
monthly for an FLA loan under
the Housing Bill for a complete.
professional landscape job" ac-
cording to DR.. Richard P. White.
executive secretary of the Ameri-
can Association of Nurserymen.
He estimated that a complete
Landscape job improves the value
Of home some IL to Is per cent
1t also makes the tract more live
able and more productive.
FHA loans from 500 up to
s2.500 may be made for landscap-
ing. with payments stretched over
IL, "a. or 36 months.
For many home owners there
are obvious advantages in such
loans:
They are simple and easy to
make.
You avoid mistakes. The plant
ings, professionally planned. give
the utmost in appearance, with
shade for comfort; fruit for
economy: flowers, such as roses.
for beauty. Landscaping provides
better all-around living.
Interest rates are low.
The landscaping job is done at
once and can be enjoyed at peak
usefulness for many years to come
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Top Soil and Manures

Rich Top Soil. bu.. Sl.l9
Haul II yourself. sI.OO bu. SPECIAL
Cow Manure -S2.l9
Well-rotted. Larse IOO-lb. bss.
Sheep Manure. Is bs.,;$l.lo
100 lbs, &3.25 Pulverized).
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MoryIond Tour Schedule

Continuing events on the calen-
dar of the 18th annual Maryland
House and Garden Pilgrimage are
as follows:
Today. Charles County: tomor-
row, Baltimore section; Tuesday,
Hartford County: Wednesday
Kent County; Thursday, Queen
Annes County: Friday, Talbot
County; Saturday, Prince Georges
County, Baltimore County; Sun
day, Frederick County; Monday.
May 8. Worthington Valley; Tues
day. May 9. Montgomery County
and My Lady's Manor. For spe-
cific details, write or telephone the
Federated Garden Clubs of Mary
land, room 217, Sheraton-Belve-
dere Hotel, Baltimore Mulberry
748D.
In Montgomery County, visitors
will see Ishpiming, No Gain, Hayes
Manor, Lee Garden, Warwick Gar
den, Tumblestone Farm, Marwood,
Pleasant Hills. Valhalla, Stony
Evening star., 1950-04-30

Each spring as we look over the
garden, we are pleased to note the
husky growing clumps of chrysan-
themums; but. when fall comes.
we are oftentimes disappointed.
Then the foliage is brown and
small. scant blooms seem to plague
the plants. Much of this disap-
pointment can be traced to the
lack of thinning and soil prepara-
ton.
Chrysanthemums are a depend
able. snowy, fall flower that should
and can provide us with excellent
cutflowers as we'll as mass displays
of color in the border.
Early division of the old clump,
usually by May /, is desirable.
Gardeners who are strong willed
have no difficulty lifting and divid-
ing the clumps each spring. They
know that NUNS are strong grow
ers and require an ample supply OF
plant food and compost worked
into the soil for good growth and
the retention of foliage. One or
| two well-rotted shoots seem pitt
fully small when set out in the
/ spring and the temptation is to
place them 4 to 6 inches apart,
when they should be spaced from
/ Is to "a inches apart.
Pinch Out Tips.
At the time of division the tips
might we'll be pinched-out, al
though if the new growth is only
3 or inches tall this chore may
we'll be postponed until the plants
are taller (6-8 inches. Lack of
height need not delay the divid-
ing.
A second pinching in late May
and a third in June will insure
stocky, bushy plants with a spread
of a foot or more should result
from this method of training The
azaleamums do not require pinch
ing"
ChrySanthemumS are shallow
rooted plants and deep cultivation
is apt to prove injurious. FIRE.
quent shallow cultivation is ideal
although a good mulching with
compost may be substituted. The
mulch has the added advantage in
that it helps to prevent the soil
from becoming too dry in July
and August. Lack Of moisture is
one of the main reasons for loss
of the lower foliage. Hence an
ample supply of compost worked
into the soil before planting and
watering as needed during the
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Continued on Page Bib, Col. a.
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Spring Chrysonthemun Care
Thinning, Soil Preparation Needed Now
To Give Satisfactory Results in Foll

growing season. are essential to
good growth and abundant green
foliage.
While what I have written may
imply that the small compact
root system is a disadvantage, this
is not the whole story. Because
of the small root system which
many gardeners consider an ad-
vantage. the plants may be lifted
and moved about as needed. In
fact, some grow their plants in
the vegetable garden during the
summer, moving them into the
perennial border just before the
Towering season. 1t is good prac-
tlce to plant a few of the rooted
divisions in the vegetable garden
to use in filling empty spaces ir
the border. Also, such plants may
be lifted and potted for use on
the terrace. on the porch, or even
indoors.
Some gardeners mistakenly be-
lieve that many chrysanthemums
are not hardy here. They are
hardy enough as far as the cold
goes but they cannot take heavy
wet soils during the dormant sea-
son. For this reason it is good
practice to lift the clumps and
plant them on a ridge (mix sand
with the soiD in the vegetable
garden after the Towering season
is over. Or. they may be planted
in the cold frame where the glass
will prevent excess moisture
reaching them. Given either treat
ment most varieties will come
through the winter in good condi-
ton.
Increasing Size of Blooms.
Most varieties are too prolific
for their own good and in addi-
ton to the annual dividing many
gardeners thin the buds a third or
more to increase the size of bloom.
For maximum size of bloom all
buds except the terminal ones can
be removed but this is a sizeable
job if many plants are grown. It
is not too big a job. however, if
a few specimen bloom are de-
sired. The Doty's (white, Lilian)
produce fine large flowers when
disbudded.
For long stems and large f1ow-
erS chrysa h NUNS may be
trained much the same as dahlia
growers treat their show flowers.
Training consists of but one
pinching and the removal of the
laterals which develop on the 4
to 6 branches that result from this
one pinching. All side buds are
removed, only the terminal one
being allowed to develop.
For best growth the soil should
be enriched at planting time with
bonemeal or superphosphate-3 to
4 pounds per 100 square feet Of
bed. AS the buds begin to form,
an application of a 5-10-5 fer
tilizer g to 4 pounds) as a side
dressing is recommended to carry
them through the Towering sea-
son in vigorous growth.
Use Wire and Bamboo.
The taller kinds of NUNS need
stalking: The methods will vary
according to the variety and ef-
feet desired. Single plants may
be supported by hoops fastened
to stakes, or bamboo stakes may
be thrust into the ground and the
branches tied to them. In rows
the chrysanthemums may be kept
upright by wires stretched on both
sides of the rows: an additional
wire may be stretched down the
middle of the bed. Bamboo
stakes may be tied across the
wires, they are more satisfactory
than strings. to keep the plants
from falling down between the
wires.
Leafspot, mildew and aphids
seem to be the chief pests of the
(See NUNS, Page B-12)
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Activities in Local Garden Circles

moth ferns and other displays. in
cluding water gardens. yew gar
dens and fountains. The expedi-
ton is being made at $5 a round
trip fare only. using U. S. /
going and U. S. 40 returning.
Members may make last-minute
reservations by telephoning Arthur
F. Wilson (Warfield 0Slo) by to-
morrow.
The society is speeding plans
for the annual dinner May "a.
with DR.. William Ayers, president
of the American Rose Society. the
principal speaker.
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Grass Grows 80 Inches

The average lawn is moved 20
times with about IL inches
shipped of at each moving. ac-
cording to one authority. That
adds up to 80 inches of growth for
each blade of grass. Multiply this
growth by the millions of blades
in even a small lawn and it is
clear why a great deal of nu-
TRENT material must be supplied
to prevent depletion of the soil.
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Silver Spring PIont Sole

The annual spring Garden Mart
of the Silver Spring Garden Club
will be held Saturday from 10 to
S in Jesup-Blair Park, Georgia
avenue near the District line.
Annual, perennial. and vegetable
plants. azaleas, African violets.
(CNN+;N,,nI ~ Dn~A 10
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Castle, East OAKS, AnnlngtOn,
Rolling Ridge Farm and Ziegler's
Choice.
Prince Georges County points
will include Belair, Melford, Sass
GERS Green, Weston. Mount Airy,
Melwood Farm. Oakland and
Trinity Church. The Prince
Georges tour is So, the others So;
tickets obtainable at the first
house visited. Homes will be open
from 10 am. to 6 pm. (DST)
Proceeds will go to Hammond
Harwood House in Annapolis and
to other restoration projects.
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Du Pont Gardens Tour

Reservations will have been
completed tomorrow for the Po-
tomac Rose Society bus trip to
Du Pont-Longwood Gardens at
Kennett Square, Pa, next Satur-
day. The 312-acre private green
house there, largest of the kind
in the world. has under glass or
chids, tropical plants, roses. NAM
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NEWS OF INTEREST TO FARMERS AND FARM FAM
lilies OF KENT COUNTY

HOmemakers Program Important
Part of Farm and Home Week
For the second year, a complete
daily program for women will be
given throughout Farm and Home
Week, January 80 to February 2,
at the University of Delaware, an
nounced Miss M. Gertrude Hollo-
way, State Home Demonstration
leader, this week. Again, staff
members of the School of Home
Economics, and of the Home Econ
omics Division of the Agricultural
Extension Service, are cooperating
in presenting the program.
There will be films, speakers, ex-
hibits, and demonstrations. Some
of the topics on this years pro-
gram are: new developments in
medicine, consumer buying, re-
ports on the White House Confer
ence on Youth, business matters
for the homemaker, and report
on the findings of the University
reading clinic.
There will also be talks, demon
strations, and information avail
able on everyday subject matters
important to every homemaker,
said Miss Holloway. Such topics as
freezing cooked foods, home nurs-
ing equipment, child care, house
plants, and home gardening will be
discussed.
Miss Holloway emphasized that
an invitation is extended to every
I1omemaker in the state of Della
ware, and to all people interested
in home economies.
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stocks.
In reviewing the markets this
week one observes that plentiful
foods can make one or more COM
plete meals. Among these foods
are turkeys and pork. Remember
that a half turkey may be bought.
This half-turkey will often meet
the needs of the averaged sized
family much better than the big
bird.
Cranberries and cabbage are two
more plentiful foods that have so
many uses in the average family.
Sweet potatoes, good sources of
vitamin A, have endless uses and
their cost fits the food budget so
well.
Cheese may be used in place of
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Farm Equipment

Allis-Chalmers VIC tractor with
cultivators, Case sc tractor with
cultivators and manure loader,
Oliver combine with motor (6-foot
cut), Cobey wagon Hydraulic lift
Army wagon, David Bradley trac-
tor plow 2 14-inch bottoms, Ward
tractor plow 2 bottom 14-inch, On
tario drill, 16-spout; New Idea side
delivery rake, Oliver tractor corn
planter, pull type; Mccormick
Deering disc harrow, 7-ft.; David
Bradley disc harrow, eft; NC
Cormick-Deering 200F liquid man
ure spreader, New Idea tractor
mower, Oliver 2-section spring
tooth, 4-section drag harrow, 8-ft.
cultipacker, set Fairbank scales,
and other things too numerous to
mention.
Terms: Cash
HOWARD KEMP,
Owner
Carroll Bros, Auctioneer