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son and Richard Widmark. The
suggestion of the filmed version
Iof this story Of the detective and
the criminal who were boyhood
pals is that it is a far more artifl-
cal tale than one remembers it.
There is something Of the same
journalistic shallowness in 'The
Last Leaf" third Of the albums
items. This is the one about the
sensitive girl who thought she
would die when the last leaf dis
appeared from the ivy vine out
side her sickroom window and OF
the artist who died to save her.
It is acted by Anne Baxter, Jean
Peters and Gregory Ratoh.
They get into their portraits of
the two sisters and the bumbling.
elderly painter something Of the
humanity these characters had in
the original. Something. but
hardly enough to conceal the truth
that the magnifying lens Of the
camera reveals the continuance OF
10. Henry'S plot.
The single complete failure IN
the Full House" collection is one
of the richest of o. Henry's Jokes.
'"The Ransom Of Red Chief" This
lis the adventure of the confidence
men (Allen and LevanD who meet
their master in a tough 10-year-
old hilbilly boy they attempt
to kidnap. Aliens performance
catches considerable of slapstick
flavor of this hilarious fable. It
is so overwhelmed, however. by
the crassly uncomprehending imi-
tation of the other partner by
ILevant that the episode represents
almost a total loss.
n + y y
The masterpiece Of the collec-
ton, of course. is the most be-
loved of o. Henry's stories. 1.-THE
Gift Of the Magi." Jeanne Grain
and Farley Granger act out this
beautiful, wistful tale of two young
people who loved each other very
much and they capture most OF
the scripts lovely lights. This is
the gem of the lot-the young
husband who sold his fabulously
fine watch and the wife who sold
Iher glorious hair to buy each
Iother Christmas presents-and it
lis nearly all there in the film.
It's excellence alone is enough
Ito justify the first o. Henry album
land to encourage Hollywood to
explore further the inexhaustible
ISheH of his lovable fiction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-01
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
And Time Of Showing
Screen.

Ambassador - 1.-THE Crimson
Pirate; l. $40, $40, 7:30 and
$40 pm.
Capitol - my wife's Best
Friend; II am, LAS, 4:30, tbs
and 10 pm. Stage: 1855, $40,
6:25 and 9:10 pm.
| Columbia Caribbean; 1888
am, 1885. $40, 5:45, 7:45 and
$50 pm.
Dupont - "Cry. the Beloved
Country: 1880, $3.50, 5:35, TAO
and GAS pm.
Keith's-"One Minute to Zero;
1885 am. LAS, $3.50, 5:55, 7:55
and 10 pm.
Little - "The Seventh veil";;
6:15, $40 and 1905 pm.
Metropolitan - Stolen Face;
11:15 am. 1850, 4:30, 7:15 and
10 pm.
Ontario-"Les Miserables";; Ills
1925. $3.50, 7::35 and 9:40 pm.
Palace - "Ivanhoe":: II am, /
$40, $40. 7:30 and 9:55 pm.
Playhouse-"Tales of Hoff.
mann: 11:10 am. lis. Sis
500, 7:25 and 9:35 pm.
Piano. Henry's Full House"
1890 am. 12:45, sos, $40, 7:3!
and 9:55 pm.
Trans-Lux - Carrie: 11:1t
am, 100, 1928, 5:35, 7::35 anc
I9:45 pm.
Warner-"The Crimson Pirate;
1880 am, 1885, $40. 5:45, 7:5C
and $50 pm.
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AIbemurIe Home Sold

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. Oct.
1 Especially .-Flordon. the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. william H. White,
jr., on Ivy road, Albemarle County,
has been sold to Mr.. and Mrs.
William A. Powe of Havana, Cuba.
for $4,000. The stone residence
is situated on q 60-acre tract ad-
joining the Pennington Country
Club
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-01
The Passing Show
o. Henry's Full House Gives
Plaza q Dramatic Album
By Joy Cormody

Few writer's held in aectionate regard than Henry
Its share this national sentiment doubt inspired Goth
studio combine five of the beloved stories Co.
House" which opened yesterday at the Plaza Theater
reluctant of one
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-01

80. HENRY's FULL HOUSE." . goth
Century-Fox picture. produced by Andre
Haktm. consisting Of i've short stories by
At the Plaza :.
THE Cop and the Anthem" directed
by Henry Roster. screenplay by Lamar
, 1952-08-29
assembled:

That the people Of the Municipality of St. Croix, in re-
c~ognition of the loyal, devoted and outstanding service to this
for thirty-eighty years in the field of Nursing by
Miss Mariel MacKay, retired Supervisory Nurse at Kings
Hill Home, Department of Health, st. Croix, that this Resolu-
ton be adopted, engrossed, placed in a suitable frame and,
together with a special gift to be selected and furnished by
the Council be presented by the Council to Miss Mariel Mac
Kay on behalf of the people of St. Croix at a ceremony in the
presence of the Governor or his representative, representa-
tives Of the Medical and Nursing Stats, Department of
Health, the press and the public in general.
AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that copies of this
Resolution be sent to the Governor, the Commissioner of
Health for the Virgin Islands, Chief Municipal Physician for
st. Croix, the Municipal Council of st. Thomas and ST. John,
and the press.
Thus duly passed in an extraordinary meeting of the Mu-
nicipal Council Of ST. Croix held Tuesday, March 4; 1852.
Witness our hands and Seal Of the Municipal Council of
st. Croix, Virgin Islands Of the United States this 4th day Of
March, AID, 1857.
S. Christian Chase CYprian A. Caroline
Chairman Secretary
, 1952-08-29

$50
$780, RESOLUTION
expressing to Miss Mariel MacKay, retired Super
visory Nurse, Kings Hill Home, on behalf of the
people Of st. Croix, high appreciation and COM
mendation for outstanding public service, and to
provide for a gift and fitting ceremony for pre-
%sentation.
WHEREAS, under date of January 9, 1852, DR.. Melvin
Evans, MD, Chief Municipal Physician signed and forwarded
to the Governor with. deep regret, his recommendation that
Miss Mariel MacKay, Supervisory Nurse at Kings Hill Home
be retired due to i'll health; and
WHEREAS, His Excelency Governor Morris F. de Castro
has, under date of January "a, 1852 signed and approved with
regret the said recommendation retiring her honoraby as OF
January 81, 1852; and
WHEREAS, Miss Mariel MacKay rendered t~hrty-eight
wears of service in nursing and care for the insane ana the
aged, beginning her career in this field as Nurse at the Queen
Iouise Home in 1913 to December 4, 1913; at Chr1stlansted
Hosnital from December 5, 1918 to September 16, 1919 when
she resigned to visit the mainland; deciding to remain IN
ST. Croix, she assumed duties at Frederiksted Hospital on
January L, 1920 and graduated in 1922; took up duties as
School Nurse to May 1928, then to Frederiksted and back to
Christiansted in 1923. She was assigned to the Insane Asylum
&C Graduate Nurse-in- Charge from 1923 to June l94l; trans
ferred to Kings Hill Home in 1941 until she was retired at
her own request due to i'll health; and
WHEREAS, during this entire period in the field OF nurs-
ing and care. Miss MacKay has always manifested keen inter-
est. love and devotion for the service and tender care for the
patients called her Mother; and
WHEREAS, as a token Of the peoples appreciation Tor
such loyal and outstanding service, It IS nttlng tnat me Mun7
cipal Council on behalf of the people OF st. Cro1x, IN recognl-
ton thereof adopt and carry out the requirements OF this
resolution with fitting ceremony; and
WHEREAS, it is the desire of the people that the Munich
pal Council select and present together with the Resolution 9
special gift as an added token Of appreciation from the people
of this Municipality.
NOW. THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, and it is hereby
resolved by the Municipal Council OF St. croix IN session
, 1952-08-29
MUNICIPAL COUNCIL BILL No. II
EIGHTH Council ! Second Session
1852
- ES @
E S o 1 UTIo N

expressing to Miss Mariel MacKay, retired Super
visory Nurse, Kings Hill Home, on behalf OF the
people Of st. Croix, high appreciation and com
mendation for outstanding public service, and to
provide for a gift and fitting ceremony for pre-
sentation. -
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piiroieer Brielter5oslinge fir Die
Ser. Stoaten lit. Dieie Initalt iii
bauptidblid angepieien alf oie Gin
FINITE oieies 8lattes unb Die @eiden.
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(Insfnnft fir Stnoent 9. s., 81

8efanntli6 umfreiit uniere gr6e
oie Sonne in 365 Snsen, 6 Stunoen,
9 Winuten unb 9 Sefunoen. Sieie
8etpegung, &otution, erfolgt in elmer
gbene, Ser ioeenannten gfliptif. 9a
bie Sonne in einem 8rennp1nft Der
Galt freisfOrmigeD eaiptiiben Gro
babn itebt, gerGt bic groe 1pdbreno
zines Ssabres einnaI, am 2. Sanuar,
in Sonnenndbe (Beribel = 147 Wia.
knD, am 3. Suli in Sonnenferne
(MpbeI = 1919 Weil. knD. Die
l1mlaufgei6m oeren Wittel
29.76 km betrdet, lit in Sonnenndbe
sr0Ber als in Sonnenferne; oaburb
iinb Die @inter auf Der Norbbalb-
fl1gel (BeribeD Inn 8 Gage fiir5er,
Die CONNER Inn ebeniopiel ldnger.
Die @rbe freiit sleid3eitig I'M Berlauf
bon ie "a Stl1,rben einnnl I'm
ibre eigene M6ie; auf bieie @eiie miro
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DRntf1tp Bii1trpr

0ur6 Die @ite zines alten 2eiers
erbielt id Dor fur5em cine Mn5abl
iebr tpertpouer oeuti6er 8u6er non
alban Stol5. 9ieielben 1peroen gum
8elten oes Soiepbinums berfauft.
Oieielben iinb gum Sell neu, gum
Sell gebraudt, aber gut erbalten.
r3mii6en 3eit uno gtpigfeit" Son
alban Stola. - Sour brei gremplare
an Sanb.
Die 9iiber tperben portofrei auge-
ianot.
Nsan ienoe 8etrag per 8oit-@el6.
antpeiiltng ooer S6ed i'm poraus an:
Brof. S. so. 0uebren, Soutb Sbio
@pe., Columbus 5, 8.
BrOfeiior Duebren lit Geoafteur
oes ,Sbio-8ailenfreuno'
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M.8.g.

Gie 1penigen Sage auBeroroentli6
beiBen 8etters uno Die bdufigen &e-
genibauer baben oas @ras auf unie-
rem @rasplasen oerart gum @a9ien
gebradt, oaB mir faum ibnen genug
Oas abmdben eiorgen f0nnen. @ir
baben IrbeitsfrGfte uno Wai6inen
genug our Gerfiigung, aber Ser 8oben
lit nod 81 lpeif uno 5r feu9t.
Ser Die So6i6ule umgebenbe 8las
miro 5uiebenos griiner. Gies lit ser
glat, bon mel6em bas Ohio State
Siebpap department Dor 5lpei Sab
rem 10000 &ubifparos groe entfernt
bat, Inn bena6barte Seile Ser 9ob=
itraBe auf5ufiiaen. Mls Die grbe emit
fernt NOR, NOR bie Sld1e 5ienli6 un-
eben unb 5nii6en ben lebrnigen Stel.
len NIT Steinen beoedt. gs i6ien ba-
mails, als iei es unn10gli1, einen
8rasplab an 0ieier Stelle an5ulegen
fait 10 i6tper, als 1penn man einen
8rasplat auf einen1 gepflalterten
Beg anlegen tpollte. Mber piel 2ebr1-
grlalo unb 0iinger bilbeten allmGbli6
eine orOentlide Sberfldde. Gros 5eit-
meiliger Srodenbeit gelans es, na9
uno nad Sen @rasiamen 5urn @a6-
Ien 81 bringen, 10 baB na6 einem
Sobr ein gl1tausiebenoer @rasplas
entIteben miro.
Ger bdufige Hegen unb 1parmes
8etter baben uniere 8ei5en=, &afen-
uno &leeiaaten aiemlid) gut in bie
Sobe gebra6t. uniere 2eiere tper6en
in etliden Wonaten mebr ober ipeni-
ger quite Na9ri6ten bariiber boren.
Wfit Ser 1pGrmeren Sabres3eit bat
unler &oblenperbrau6 bebeutenb ab=
genommen. 3rotoem ntiiIien beibe
9ampffeiiel nod gebei5t tperoen. glber
elmer berielben miro in 8Glbe iiber-
fliiiiig 1perben. Gin 0ampffeliel muB
itets @drme fir oie &iibe, Die @ai6-
fiihe uno unier SeiBpaiieripitem lie
fern.
l1niere 2eIer 1ueroen aur5eit ben
Wangel unb ben boben Breis Der
aartoffeln empfinoen. @uh mir fon-
men ni6t obne groBe Wiibe aartoffeln
erbalten oa mir 51ueimal am Gage
fir uniere mebr als oreibunoertf0p-
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g,rthna,...6 !. 6,;<,1

San Mntonio, Ger. - Sci einem
autounfan am 26. Mpril erlitten
Migr. Geter 5. S6neser unb iein
Iliiitent So6m. Stanislaus Saief
ernlte Gerletungen Die ibre l1eber=
fiibrung in Oas !Soipital notmenoig
nta6te.
Snffale, ge.g. = Ser bo6tp'Ite
Sr. Solepb 9lopiius 9urfe 1purbe am
80. 9lpril in Ser neuen St.= =Soiepbs>
&atbebrale bon &aroinal Speanan
als 8iidof Der Oio8eie bon Buffalo
intbroniiiert. Sn ieiner Brebist per-
teioigte 9iibof 8urfe Die Bforri6u-
len uno ioste: v3ur5eit tperoen oie
religioien S6ulen oft beftig ange-
griffen, inoem bebauptet miro, tie
fiibrten gu Spaltungen in 1lnierem
nationalen 2eben. <BIanb 11nter=
ribtet Die &inoer in tpeltli6en 9in-
gen, senau ipie bie Ser. Staaten, aber
Die &enntnis bieier 0inge unb bie
gntoefung piiienifaftlider @abr-
beiten baben es nid)t fertiggebrabt,
&uBlano unb bie Ser. Staoten al
einigen. gs lit 3eit, oaB patriotii9e
Imerifoner bie @efabr erfennen, Dor
mel6er tie iest Iteben, oenn bie @elt-
linse iinb cine groBere 9efabr als
fremoe angreifer." .... 49,.
Srenton, sc. S. = SIM sllter bon
"a Sabren ltarb Ser bo6tp'lte Mlgr.
Sinus 81. Sdpar3er, ieit mebr als
49 Sabren ols Brieiter in oieier 9io-
5eie tatig. Ct tpar in 8ottspile, Ba.,
eeboren, mahte ieine Stuoien am ct.
CHARLES Seminar in Soerbropf, Ba.,
uno am ct. 8incent< Seminar in
8eattp, mo er 1902 fir oieie 9io5eIe
gelpeibt ipurbe. 1889 1puroe er bon
BnpIt Bius XII. gum p6pitIi6en
Sauspralaten nit Dem WonIignors
titel ernannt. r. l.. p.
Eittsbnrgb, ga. - Der bo6p'ite
ST.. giidof 0earoen fat ioeben neue
geroronuneen erlaiien, 1pona6 in
3uflrnft gemii6te Chen in Ser Stride
eingeiegnet neroen fonnen, anitatt
mie bisber MIR i'm Bforrbauie. sSn
ieoem gin5elfan nub ieoo6 oie be-
Ionoere @rlaubnis eingebolt tperoen.
Sic Gerorbnung betont, bob Die neue
&egel ni6t irgenbtpie als cine Ien-
oerung in Ser Saltrng Der Stride
iiber Neii6eben angeieben tperben
loa; Die Stride lit uad 1pie Dor i'm
Erin5ip gegen iol6e Chen, min ober
our6 Die Sraul1ng innerbalb Ser Sir
DIE oie Seiligfeit bes gbeIaframents
betonen. @emildte Chen fonnen nod
Die Dor nibt NIT elmer 8rautmeiie
gefeiert 1peroen. Cine 1peitere Siege
lung iiebt Dor, oaB ale Seiratsfan-
oioaten 1penieltens ie6s bolbitiinoiee
Geligions, unb gbeunterlpeiiungen
beluden miiiien, bepor lie sur Erau-
ung 5ugelaiien tueroen fonnen.
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..Jhl hin in 6td,prhptt'
(Sortfebung bon 6eite 81

men. Sd mo6te es auslpreden, 6aB
i6 trot borfommenber @ugenblide
tiefiter anslt Dor Dem beboritebenoen
Sooe i'm inneriten Seraen gIidli9
bin nno bon Oanf gegen @ott bas
,Se' 9eum' iinge. SS6 babe fol6es
@liid ni6t peroient; i6 per6anfe es
uobl Dor allen bem @ebet meines
leligen gaters, oaB id aur @abrbeit
5uriifgefunoen babe unb iest bos
@liid babe, bur6 oieIe 2eioens5eit
mid fiir ben @intritt in 6ie g1pigfeit
5u lautern. Wein 8ater 1par 1lnr Elm
gan5 einfader Damn elm fIeiner
8auer, aber in ieiner reltloien Sin=
gabe an @ott' bur6 1ein gan5es 2eben
nno Irbeiten, bei Sag unb Nobt,
ltebt er t1rmbo6 iiber mir. - @s CAB
cine Belt meines 2ebens, 6a tpar ib
elm ungldubiger. glber ieit bieIen
Sabren babe i6 es tpieoer erfannt uno
tpeiB iG, oaB gbriItus uno Sein
gpangelium Die abIolute @abrbeit lit.
Sd tpeib es; es lit bas eiraige tpirf-
li6e 8eroerben fir oen Wenlben uno
fir Die @elt, gbriitus au peridmd-
ben, Gbriitus nidt 81 erfeinen, .gbri-
itus nidt 81 glauben. @enn sic &C.
legenbeit baben," 10 iaste er mir, r5r,
meinen friiberen S6iilern al Ipreden,
10 iagen Sic ibnen, bob lie iiber aaes
bodi6aten un6 pflegen iollen ben
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SttMme DeS HDHeS
fiir bas eSoiepbiuunt

Sd i6ide Sbnen $4.OO fiir ben
.S.-8.' uno $1.O0 fir ben i6onen
&alenber.
q. s., Winn.
ginliegeno $500 gum 0anf fir Die
grborung elmer 8itte.
Syrau 9. s., sc. 9.
ginIieseno $1,000 ols 8e5abluns
fir meinen ,S.-8.' llno ben i60nen
&ulenber.
81. g., @is.
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fige Samilie &artoffeln fo1en mil.
len. @ir erbalten ge11iigeno @enliiie,
aber Die @emiiiebdnbler fonnen feline
&artoffeln liefern.
ltnIere n1onatli6e Sleiidrednung
lit beoeltteno nieorieer ge1porben, felt
mir ielbit Sleiid proou5ieren. geur
Orei Stiere itno nod iibrig, Sic eben=
faas balo auf BEN Iii6 fommen.
@enn mir unlere Blane bur6fiibren
fonnen, peroen mir irnitanoe iein I'M
nadlten ODER I'M oarauf folgenoen
Sabre fiinf5ie Stiid Gieb ifla6ten
5u fonnen, Die bieies Gieb lG1utli1 auf
unierer Sarm berange5ogen 1peroen
fann. 0as ionte uns mebrere ta1ienb
Collars I'M SSabr erlparen. @ir BE-
notisen iabrlid) oos Sleii6 bon
lpenigitens oreiBig Sdlabttieren ODER
anOere 5leiidlorten.
Wtobtelt Dn, lieber Seler, cine
monatlide Nil6re6nung bon $500
be5ablen2 @epiB ni6t. slu6 mir
ni6t 8ir boffen, in nibt au5u ferner
3eit imitanOe 5u iein, 5ientli6 piel
Nil6 BON unieren &iiben ouf ser
6arm 5u erbalten, 10 oaB mir bier
our6 iebr piel ein5uiparen geoenfen.
slber porlaufig tit es MIR Elm 8lan -
ni6ts als ein Sagtraum.
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ct. Eanl, Ninn.-@ @prtbinston, ..
SamstaG 10. Mai 1862
Sir de t falenber

Counting, II. Mai: @ierter Sunntag
mad Sitern: Gantate. - 6 b II 3
geIium Son Gbriiti &eimgang
(Sob. 16).
Wontag, 12. Mai: Yanfratius.
9ienstag, 13. Mai: Sn1elba.
Ofittiuod, IA. 0eai: 8onifatius.
Sonnerstae, Is. Deai: Sophia.
Sreitag, 16. 0eai: Sobannes b. Nepoa
ntuf.
Samstog, II. Wai: 8ai6uIis 8ap=
lon.
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UnhrHansrtDr

Ben. 8r. Jransisfns, S. C.J., geit.
am s. april 1862 i'm 68. 2ebensiabre
nno i'm 40. Sabre ieines Srbens-
lebe1s. gr bot biele Sabre nit gro-
Bem Sntereile ben ,O.-@.' gelelen.
r. Il. p.
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1ttlattn
(Sortfebula bon Sette ID

tion uno @irt tl6aft mitarbeiten tpoI>
len, aufnabme 81 gelpabren. geie 5u-
Dor aber bat 9lmerifa elm iol6es oi-
reftes Sntereiie oaran gebabt, ser
l1eberoolferlng g11ropas unb ben
oaraus entltebenben 8roblemen ents
gegen5uarbeiten. l1eberpolferung
nabrt arnlut, 1no 4rn11t er5el,gt
lln5uirieoenbeit. @enn oie unsufrie=
oenbeit unter SEN 8ertriebenen, oie
bisber ibr i61peres S6idioI NIT BE-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. @ebulo ertra-
gen baben, 5l1 politiiden S6tpierig-
feiten in @elt-guropa fiibren ioIlte,
10 bate oies Die gefdbrli6Iten &iid-
mirfungen aud fir oie Ser. Staaten.
@eit-guropa lit au6 unier 8on=
Derf gegen oen Sn1perialisnrns bon
Often, Oob Slii9tlinge, 8ertriebene
lno lol6e Weni9en, Die infoIee Ser
1eberpolferung 8eit+guropos BORT
feline @riiten5 finoen, f0nnen Dies
gollmerf ni6t itarfen. Sic iteIen eine
l6pere 8elaitl1ng beionbers Ser @irt-
i6aft 8eit-9eutidlatbs unb Seiters
rei6s oar, Dabreno biele bon ibnen in
Inerifa einen tpertbollen tpirtjdaft-
li6en 8eitras IeiIten fonnten. 9ies
gilt Dor auem fir bic groBe IanbIoie
8auernbepolferung, bie, Don &aiis
unb Sof i'm Often pertrieben, iekt
untdtie tit, 1pabreno gerabe geidnlte
Sanoleute in pielen Serlen Imerifas
orinaen6 ben0tidt tper6en =S@@
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sluf elmer an Ser 8un6esl ltraBe
Sranffurt- -8alel gelegenen Mnb0be
i'm &reis 8ubl tpurbe bonn beuti9en
aritas-8erbano Elm bieraebn Meter
bobes Srieoensfreu5 erri9tet, 6as
am 4. Wai bon Dem Sreiburger gr5.
biidof Dr. 8enbelin &auh geipeibt
tper6en tDir6.
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Smyrna times., 1952-06-05

by their damage-yellowing and
dying leaves. DDT, or methoxy-
chlor sprays will kill them. The
alfalfa leafhopper is not as severe
a pest, but harder to kill. Only
parathion will do the trick.
Common caterpillar pests are
corn earworm, green cloverworm,
armyworms, variegated cutworm,
and other climbing cutworms.
Control them with chlordane, DDT
or toxaphene.
Stearns advises using insecti-
cides only for specific pests causing
severe damage. General preven-
tive sprays are not recommended.
He also cautions against using
'chlordane or DDT on beans for
livestock feed. Residues might
show UP in milk or fat on meat.
Smyrna times., 1952-06-05
Soybeans Do Have
Insect Troubles

Have you heard people say soy
beans aren't bothered by insects? ?
Not so, says l.. A. Stearns, head
of the entomology department, Uni
versity Of Delaware. Soybeans
actually have many insect pests.
Grasshoppers head the list.
Stearns recommends spraying al
drin, chlordane, or toxaphene when
hoppers are young. If you grow
soys for hay or pasture, use a bait
made by mixing chlordane or
toxaphene with bran.
Two beetles, the Mexican bean
beetle and the smaller bean leaf
beetle, like soybeans. The beetles
and the larva are controlled by
spraying with cryolite or rotenone
on the undersides of the leaves.
Japanese beetles can be controll-
ed with DDT. 1t may take several
applications, 10 to IA days apart,
to eliminate this persistent pest.
Two leafhoppers feed on soy
beans. Although hard to see, the
potato lesfhopper can be identified