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Evening star., 1952-09-21

secere setback as compared with
fully dormant ones.
For spring planting:
Winter killing is often serious in
fall planted stocks. especially hy-
brid teas. The argument for spring
planting is based on the premise
that less winter killing will result.
In survey conducted by the Chi
cago Rose Society, for instance,
SAL spring planted roses showed
a 81 per cent loss. while 1857
fall-planted roses had an SO per
cent loss.
Spring planting is probably safer
in areas Of extreme winters. Else
you can take your pick, but If you
choose fall planting. remember to
prune the roses to a height of 8
inches and cover them completely
with mounds Of soil.
Unless soil is very poor. do not
feed at time Of planting. Feed
with Vigoro early in the spring as
soon as plants are uncovered.
Evening star., 1952-09-21
Farmers Preparing
To Seed the First
Small Grain Crops

The first of next years small
grain crops will be seeded by
farmers during the next few weeks.
w. w. Lewis, agronomist at
VPI, says oats are the first of the
small grains to planted. Most Of
them will be seeded by October
Is. Oats should be seeded about
four weeks before the usual wheat
seeding date.
Generally, the best time to plant
barley is two weeks before wheat
seeding time.
Seeding dates for wheat differ.
Dates west Of the Blue Ridge
are October to IS: Piedmont.
October / to November /; and
eastern Virginia, october Is to
November is.
Mr.. Lewis lists these rates Of
planting: oats, 2 to 21a bushels
per acre; barely, 1l2 to 2 bushels
per acre; and wheat. / to 1l2
bushels per acre. Use higher rates
if the crop is to used for grazing
in the fall and winter. or if
seeded at the end or later than
the recommended seeding period.
Evening star., 1952-09-21
DuhIiu Society
To Sponsor Show

The National Capital Dahlia So.
ciety will sponsor a regional show,
expected to be one of the largest
of its kind in the East. Saturday
and Sunday at the United States
Botanic Gardens.
The show will be open from $3.50
to 10 pm. Saturday and from 9
a m. to 8 pm. Sunday. Admission
will be free.
Show officials said 5000 dahlia
blooms are expected to be ex-
hibited in 600 classes. Exhibitors
from Long Island to Williamsburg.
Va, are expected to show.
Separate sections will be pro-
vided for novices. for growers Of
up to 100 plants, for growers of up
to $50 plants, for dahlia seedlings,
for artistic arrangements.
\ A list Of "a trophies and awards
will be provided for the winners.
including The Evening Star Tro-
ply, the John l.. Bishop Memo
rial Trophy, the ]. E. c. Jordan
Memorial Trophy, the American
Home Achievement Medal, the
Baltimore Dahlia Society Trophy
and the Washington Unit, F. T.
D. A. Trophy. The theme of the
Artistic Arrangement Section will
be Election Year"
Evening star., 1952-09-21
Rose Experts Disagree
On Fall or Spring Planting

Is spring or fall the best season
for planting roses?
Even the experts disagree on
this question. In recent articles
in leading garden magazines, one
writer favored fall planting, while
another liked to plant roses in the
spring.
Here are the reasons advanced
by each school Of thought. Read,
compare, and adopt a time of
planting which suits your condi-
tions best.
For fall planting:
A fall-set plant has a head start
on one planted in the spring;
growth proceeds more naturally
and with greater vigor.
The soil is in better condition in
the fall.
You VIII have much more time
the planting season extends sew
Ierxl weeks longer than in the
spring.
More varieties are available.
Cold storage roses or those
freshly dug in the spring may
have begun to leaf out by the time
they are received in the spring
Plants in this condition receive q
Evening star., 1952-09-21
TERMITEs IMFEsT 100000 HOMES
IN THIS AREA ALONE! YOuRS7

Termite damage costs the American public over
$4,000, 10000 every year. criminal amount Of
this damage is being done right here in the Wash
ington area-po.sibly in your home, or in the
homes Of your friends or neishbors. Nobody in-
vite termites in-they invite themselves. If per-
mitted to stay, they may literally "eat you out Of
house and home!" The reason termites continue
to infest 50 many Of the Washington area homes is
because NOT enough people have known what to do
about temites-not enough have been able to pay
the comparatively high prices asked by some profes
sional exterminators.
Now, with the Introduction Of new Arab U-DO-IT,
everyone can afford termite protection far, far
better than they can afford to lose their home to
the ravages Of these destructive insects. Certainly,
YOU can afford II. One gallon Of Arab U-DO-IT
(makes 100 sals.), enough to treat average small
home completely, $29.9s. For "Spot" treatment,
IL gallon (makes 50 sals.), $l795; quart (makes
Is sals.), $9.ss; pint (makes l21a sals.), $s.9s.
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those that are hardy and will ma
ture their wood early enough to
escape freeze injury. Young
plants, such as azaleaS, camelliaS
and other broadleaved evergreens
should be planted in the spring,
preferably when they are 2 or 8
years old. If planted earlier in
the yard, losses should be expected.
Rooted cuttings are usually consid.
cred to be only one year old.
Disbud a few Of the crysanthe.
NUNS. leaving only the terminal
bud. Such a practice provides
surprisingly fine show flowers for
cutting.
The Federal Trade Commission
has filed q complaint against the
Dreer Co. of Philadelphia, stating
that the claim that their product
took the place of peat moss in
soil improvement was not a true
statement.
It is hardly logical to dig up an
old, bloomed-out, house plant that
has been parked out in the garden
all summer and expect it to look
and act as well as a young plant.
In other words, it is better to take
cuttings and raise new plants for
the window garden, or go to the
florists and buy shapely. young.
vigorous growing plants.
In buying bulbs for the fall
garden, especially tulips. it is i'm
portant to obtain large, plump
bulbs. The larger the better, al
though the size will vary among
varieties. 1t is practically impos-
lsible to obtain creditable bloom
from ever the best grade Of bulbs
for more than 2 or 3 years. Small
bulbs will seldom give results the
first year.
Gardeners who failed to spray
their "stone" fruit trees with DDT
in July and August to control the
Ipeach-tree borer. should use the
|paradichlorobenzine crystal meth
cd now. Stir the soil about the
base of the tree; pull 1t back to
a depth of an inch or two, and
spread ring Of the crystals about
the trunk but not closer than an
inch of the tree. Then cover
with the soil mounding 1t up to a
height of 6 inches or so. Pack
the soil with the back Of the
shovel so that the fumes will not
escape. The control of the peach
tree borer is essential to the life
of all of the stone fruits-cherries.
lplums. prdnes, apricots. peaches.
etc.
Evening star., 1952-09-21

Joe Newcomer and Stanley
Stabler, are authors Of a new
publication that gives some of
the why's and wherefores of the
saying.
In Fact Sheet So, PLANT Good
Seed" the agronomists give q
guide for buying or growing high
quality seed. They explain the
Maryland seed laws that require
all seed for sale to be analyzed
for purity and termination. But
the tag won't mean a thing, they
say. unless the farmer reads it.
The fact sheet also describes
methods of cleaning and treating
homegrown seed
Free copies are available to
Maryland farmers from the
county agents.
Evening star., 1952-09-21
P..ont Good Seed, Aqronomists Advise

Since Biblical times, when the
writer of Galatians warned,
whatsoever a man soweth, that
shall he also reap" farmers have
been advised to plant good seed.
Two University of Maryland
Extension field crop specialists,
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Forest Products important

The first cargo shipped from
Virginia to England included
pitch, tar. soap ashes, and clap
boards. Forest products have re-
NAMED an important source of
income since.
Evening star., 1952-09-21
This Week in the Gorden

Does the lawn need reseeding
or fertilizer? That's q common
problem today. The answer can
best be determined by examining
the grass. Lift up the crabgrass
and note the number of bluegrass
and fescue plants-if not too
widely spaced-an inch or more
between them-fertilizer will do
more good than additional seed.
Grass plants can be SO thick that
they suffer for food and moisture.
The chances are that a good feed
ing spring and fall, will do more
good than additional grass seed.
Avoid grass seed mixtures con-
tanning the coarse growing pasture
grasses. Such grasses as timothy,
ryegrass. redtop and meadow
fescue. do not give the smooth
velvety appearance that is the
wish Of most home gardeners.
While they are quick germinators
and strong growers, they are likely
to crowd out the finer grasses.
When the dahlias and tall grow
ing plants are blown over in q
rain storm. they should be
|straightened quickly, otherwise
the stems crook and the flowers
form on the top side. However,
II this aid cannot be given within
10 short time, it is better to do the
Strengthening gradually. Other
wise the stems may be snapped of
Put in the stake and partially
straighten the plants, a week later
lift them further, and in a few
cases, the final pulling up may
require q third step.
Now Is the time to lift, rework
the soil and reset lilies-of- the
valley. They do best in a soil well
supplied with rich compost, or if
available and not full Of weed seed,
well-rotted manure. Set the
crowns or pips flush with the
surface Of the ground and 3 to 4
inches apart.
Mildew seems to be especially
bad this fall, roses. chysanthe-
NUNS, zinnias. lilacS. and many
other plants have crinkled foli-
age-a condition caused by the
disease. Humid weather causes
mildew to spread, especially when
the days are hot and nights cool.
1t may be prevented in part by
providing adequate air circulation
among the plants. Dusting sui
phur is probably the most readily
obtainable fungicide' that will con-
troll the disease, once 1t gets
started. A good blast Of cold
water will sometimes bring it un-
der control, but few people are
willing to give their plants such a
blasting.
Remove and destroy the seed
heads of prennial phlox. if you
would avoid a host of unwanted,
usually worthless, seedlings. The
same practice might well be en-
Iployed with the hardy asters, Boil
tonia and other free seeders,
plants that are alright in their
place but a nuisance if allowed to
spread unchecked.
Fall is the preferred planting
| time for some kinds of shrubs,
Evening star., 1952-09-21

. To build a five-room frame
house, you will need the lumber
from so to so trees ranging from
IA to 20 inches in diameter.
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Plow tomato and tobacco lands
after harvest to kill hornworms
in the soil.
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low TO IDENTIFY the TERMIrE

It's easy to tell the diff
ference between an ant
and a termite. The ant
has a CONSTRUCTED, wasp
like waist. The termite
does not. Termites suf.
fer "middle-aee spread"
straight all the way
d own! Reproducers
have temporary wings.
They are swarmins now
and establishing new
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colonies. "WOrkers" -
which do all the damase-are tiny, milky
white, wineless creatures. Don't let their size
fool you. They can destroy your home!
Evening star., 1952-09-21

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Fall is the preferred planting
time for some kinds of shrubs,
Evening star., 1952-06-13
Hollywood Diary
Lana Pursues Ex-Mote
In Real Estate Deal
By Sheiloh Groham

carries every clan in Scotland on
his back. And did you know
that Mr.. Crosby had a fake cover
Iof Daily Variety printed with a
picture of Jerry Lewis as his new
partner-his gag gift to birthday
boy Bob Hope.
After Mitch Leisen read the
script, he said he wanted to read
the book before he could agree to
direct MY Cousin Rachel"
just to be quite sure her divorce
from Marcus Goodrich is legal,
Olivia De Havilland will reside
here three months before filing.
Theodore Dreiser's widow Helen
is recovering from a stroke in
Oregon, but her sister, Mrs. Myr-
tie Butcher. has been appointed
guardian and executor Of the es-
tate and she's selling the Dresser
home in Hollywood.
(Released BY North American Newspaper
Alltance)
Evening star., 1952-06-13

in "The Girl in White" and Ken
nedy and Merrill are slick in Their
representation Of bigoted males
who half wish they were not. The
best single performance in the
film, however, is that of Mildred
Dunnock as DR.. YeomanS, the
woman who fired Miss Allyson's
basic resentment against male
M.D.'s.
Sunny Gale, the Wheel of For
tune" girl and new singing sensa-
ton Bobby Wayne share the top
billing on this weeks stage show
at the Capitol. They are sup
ported by that classic pantomi-
mist, Chaz Chase, and the novelty
routine of the Maxellos.
y X y X
Addenda: Carroll Charming and
Eric Brotherson will be glamour
guests of honor at this evenings S
annual open house of the Reserve
Officers Association The same
pair and other members of the
Gentlemen Prefer Blends" cast
have been entertaining this week
at service hospitals in the area
Alexandria's Gilmartin school
children will present H. M. S.
Pinafore" Sunday at 4 pm. in the
Ficklin school auditorium The
youngsters, 4 to Z years old, were
directed by Leonora Davies.
Evening star., 1952-06-13
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
And Time of Showing

Stage.
Arena-"The Importance of Be-
ing Earnest; $3.50 pm.
National-"Gentlemen Prefer
Blonds"; $50 pm.
Screen.
Ambassador Carson City,;
1:35, 3:35. 5:35. TAO and 9:40
pm.
Capitol-"The Girl in White;
II am, 1:45. 4:30, 7:15 and 10
pm. Stage: 1855. $40. 6:25 and
9:10 pm.
Columbia - Skirts Ahoy!";;
10:45 am, 100, $40. 5:25, TAO
and 9:55 pm.
Dupont-"Picture - Adventure
in Art; 1870, 1920. $40 and 8:45
pm. Navajo; 700 and 1O:4O
pm.
Keith's - "Just Across the
Street; 11:55 am, 1:55, 1855,
5:55. 7:55 and 9:55 pm.
Little-"The Prize; 6:05, 7:50
and 9:35 pm.
Metropolitan - IT Dream of
Jeanie"; 11:40 am. 1:40, $40,
$40. TAO and 9:45 pm.
Ontario THE River; -1:05,
3:10, $40, 7:1O. 9:15 and 1850
pm.
Palace-"Scaramouche": 11:45
am. 2:15. 4:45, 7:15 and 9 pm.
Pix-"Virgin Man; 2:25, sos,
7:45 and 1925 pm.
Playhouse THE Marrying
Kind; 1880 am, 1870. 3:35,
5:35, TAO and $50 pm.
Plaza-"The Man in the White
Suit; 11:15 am. 1:10. 3:05. 500,
6:55. $50 and 10:45 pm.
Trans-Lux - Encore: 11:15
am, 100. 2:50, 4:35, $40. $40
and 10 pm.
Warner-"Carson City; 11:20
am. 1:25, $3.50, 5:35, 7:40 and
9:45 pm.
Evening star., 1952-06-13
By Harry Macarthur


The least-likely to surprise OF
all movies are those in which
Randolph Scott sets things right
in some corner of the Old West.
He starts out with odds against
him. He is misunderstood early
by blond girl. who loves him but
suspects him of something or
other. He gets into a fight trying
to see that justice is done and gets
misunderstood some more. A
sub-villain pulls gun on him
and Scott drills him through the
wrist. Don't make your play
unless you can back it up" he
says coldly. The villains do more
dirty work and there is shooting.
In the end it boils down to Scott
and the head desperate, while the
blond awaits in the sagebrush
aglow with love and under
standing.
The building of a railroad from
Carson City to Virginia City is
what occupies Scott in Carson
City," new screen attraction at
the Warner and Ambassador. This
is complicated by the fact that
some people do not welcome
progress. The Carson City Clarion
editor does not welcome the rail-
road because it will bring a lot
of riffraff to town and make
Carson City as bad as Dodge City.
The man who owns the stage line
does not want the railroad, be-
cause it will put him out of
business. The head of the Cham
payne Bandits does not want it
because stage coaches are easier
to rob of gold bullion than rail-
road trains.
There is not much more to be
said Of Carson City except that
it is a competently made example
of its type. The screenplay by
Sloan Nibley and Winston Miller,
while it follows familiar paths, is
coherent and doesn't depart too
much from logic. Director Andre
de 10th has kept in mind the fact
that a movie ought to move. This
one does. at fairly good pace.
The players. too, perform with
some conviction, as much, that is,
as any one ever gets into one of
these outdoor frolics. Scott, as
an engineer named Silent jeff,
gets his principal support from
Lucille Norman, as the blond;
Raymond Massey. as the slick
head of the Champagne Bandits;
Don Beddoe, as the editor. and
George Cleveland, as the stage
operator who philosophically takes
up a new career. He finds haul
ing supplies to people building
railroads highly profitable.
Carson City" was filmed in the
new Warnercolor process. 1t ac-
counts for some handsome scenic
photography. though it doesn't
seem to be in a state of complete
perfection yet. Leans heavily on
some unnatural deep blues in the
bright light of day. for instance.
This, of course, is nothing to stop
a moviegoer bent on checking on
Randolph Scott's progress.
Evening star., 1952-06-13
z. IA. LOEW'S
MT. VERNON OPEN AIR

Route 1, South Of Alex. AL. 7O5O
BURT LANCASTER in Jim THORPE,
ALL AMERICAN" 2nd hit! JON
HALL" in WHEN REDSKINS
RODE" in color. Show starts 1888
DIST. Free playground open 7:45.
Starts Sun, WITH A SONG IN MY
| HEART"
Evening star., 1952-06-13

] Bob Topping bought the house
they lived in here while married.
but Lana Turner is stuck with
the payments. Now she'd like to
find Topping for his okay to sell.
/. and there is still no word on
when Fernando Lama's wife will
I ssue for divorce.
Judy Garland is partner in
Sid Luft's Man O. War" picture
sproperty.
People are suing her. says Sonia
sHenie, who weren't even at the
baltimore rink when the stand
scollapsed. II have to face 1873
lawyers in court when the case
Ecomes up in the fall" says Sonia.
who plans to toughen up here all
lSummer.
Rita Hayworth wants to get
away from US all again after
i"Salome," but there's another
film cooking at Columbia to fol-
low Immediately.
I y \ 4
Jeanmarie goes back to Paris
for a vacation before checking in
at RKO for the six pictures she
still has to make here. This
cute ballet-button loves her work
to the point where she slept in
her dressing room while making
'Hans Christian Anderson" so
she could practice her dancing
each morning at $50.
Don De Fore and Macdonald
Carey are the boys who will CO.
star in Never Wave at a Wac,
with ROE Russell and Marie VIII
son.
Harry Warner is handing out
Ike buttons and stickers to the
racing set at Hollywood Park.
Spotted Marion Davies and hel
Jolly Capt. Brown second-night.
ing Joe E. Lewis's show. Joe 1.
never half as picked as he seem.
to be during his act.
y 4 4 y
Bing Crosby is running hol
wild on plaids this season. H,
Evening star., 1952-06-13

AIRPORT DRIVEN a5Iins'sc All s,sc
FRED MacMuRkAY, booRoTHY Nc
'.ROGUE RIVER Color RORY
CAaaEoH; cat.d =; ,iIsto a. tU@U; Gasto9n pa,, L1
one mile south of 14th st. Bridge.
Five minutes from Downtown. Kids
Free! Owl Show.
Evening star., 1952-06-13
Friend of
Progress
r. Scott Builds
A Railroad i'm
Carson City

carson CITY" warner Brothers
picture. produced by David Weisbart, di-
Sloan Nibley and Winston Miller from
story by Nibley. At the Ambassador and
the Warner.
Evening star., 1952-06-13
The Passing Show
DR.. June AI|yson Teaches
Male Medics q Lesson
By Joy Carmody

The Girl In White starring June Anyson at the Capitol
Iheaer is film with different flavor. been bet
ter the novel stronger but Miss Ayson
such cheerful sight that it be chursh quibble
The role she acts that Emily
who broke down the u restrictions upon