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Evening star., 1953-06-14

Miss Emily Francine Arceule,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. An
thony Arceule Of this city, be-
came the bride on June 13 OF
Mr.. William Bright, son of Mr.,
and MRS. Carl Bright, also of
Washington. The ceremony took
place in st. Dominic's Catholic
Church, the Rev. A. M. Whelan
officiating.
After a wedding trip to the
Poconos the newlyweds will live
in Washington.
Evening star., 1953-06-14

Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Church was the scene of the
marriage on June 13 of Miss
Julia Carolyn Allison, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Loretz
Allison of Lavonia. Ga, to Mr.
Robert Joseph Urick, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Rudolph V. Urick Of
Alexandria. Va. The Rev. Albert
P. Shirley officiated. A recep-
ton at the University Women's
Club followed the ceremony.
Evening star., 1953-06-14

The former
Miss Marion B. Coping.
Miss Marion Bennett Coping,
daughter Of Capt. Bennett Smith
Coping, U. S. NJ, and Mrs. Cop
ping. and MIR. Anthony Lisehora,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Lise-
hora of Columbus, N. j., were
married June 9 at st. Andrews
Episcopal Church, College Park,
the Rev. Nathaniel c. Acton
of1iciating. A reception followed
at the Commissioned Officers
Club. Bethesda Naval Medical
Center
Mr.. and Mrs. Lisehora will
spend the summer in Atlantic
City and then plan to buy a
home in Philadelphia, where Mr..
Lisehora is studying veterinary
medicine at the University of
Pennsylvania.
Evening star., 1953-06-14

SIS. Constantine and Helen
Greek Orthodox Church was the
scene of the marriage on June
Is Of Miss Catherine M. Haas.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward j. Haas of Mount Pleasant.
Pa. to Mr.. Peter 8. Karadimos,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Spiros G..
Karadimos Of this city. The
Rev. Thomas j. Daniels offici-
ated. A reception at the Hedin
House Hotel followed the service.
Evening star., 1953-06-14

-A1o EiuPpo EuOCO.
MRS. FRANK o. OSBOURN
The former
Miss Elizabeth A. Davies.
Lewis Memorial Methodist
Church was the scene OF the
wedding on June 13. Of Miss
Elizabeth Ann Davies, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney H. Davies
Of this city, and Mr.. Frank o.
OSbourn, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
William L. Osbourn of Owings,
Md. The Rev. Clarence E. Wise
ofnciated. A reception followed
ct the home of the bride.
The couple will make their
home in Washington.
Evening star., 1953-06-14

The former
Miss SuSannah ]. Rich.
Miss Susannah Jane Rich,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Vim
cent Lawson Rich Of Alexandria,
became the bride on June Is Of
Mr.. Harry George Gourevitch,
son Of Mrs. Asrail GoureVitch
Of New York and the later Mr..
Gourevitch. The ceremony was
held in the garden of the brides
home. the Rev. Mallory Fitz-
patrick, jr., officiating. A we'd
ding breakfast followed.
Evening star., 1953-06-05
HOUSEWARES
items below ot Loeys

items below 0t L0eys s.
9Th ond E Sts. NV. store.
$ls.95 oseiIIotins IL" Fens
1888
Sis.s5 Electric 4oo-Dsy-tve.
Clocks, plus tex
t4)$I4.95 >Sunbsam Irons,
9.es
. ~ $6.s5 Electric Irons with
heot indicators Fs---3 3.49
~ $l3.95 Pressure Cookers.
4h-qt. 6.SS
~ $6e.so "oId EasIishf
Floor PoIishsrs, open stock
34.SS
D $7e.s5 Fsmous Msks
Vaeuum cIeener with ettoeh-
ments, open stock 36.0S
t2)$24.e5 Femevs 3-Speed
Phones -----------l2.0S
. t6l9.9S Hestins Pads, 3-heot
switch ----- --- 3.95
~ $I2.95 Infrs-ked BFeiless
4.99
. ~ $I9.s5 Electric Heetevs
with theSnsostet eentrol 1856
. (5) $2e.95 InfFa Red Broilevs
Il.1o
Items above at locys
9th ond E Sts. NV. store
Evening star., 1953-06-05
1Gll3l Washers

THIS ITEM WILL EASE
MADAM'S WORK, but
drive the managers Of our
stores erozy when they
see you buying these
$lO9.95 "GeneroI-EIec-
tric" Wrineer Washers,
1852 demonstrators at this
washed down price of $50.
At Loey's 9th 6 E SITS.
NV, Clarendon, Go. Ave.
and Sc.
Evening star., 1953-06-05

LIKE GOOD coFEEE7
Well, here's the way to
make it loroe o-eup
size Electric Percolotors,
formerly priced at S7.o5;
now only $3.50 at Locy's
8 stores.
Evening star., 1953-06-05

WE SOLD PLENTY but
there are too many left. But"
at only $1.oo for these
originally $5.95 Electric
Irons we're sure you'll be
happy to take one home.
At locy's 8 stores.
Evening star., 1953-06-05
ldla5! Washers

IT'S BEEN HERE Tooe
LONG ;. so we're short
ening the price of this Fo-
nous "APEx" Wrineer
Washer, 1852 demonstro-
tor, from $l59.o5 to only
$50 at Locy's 9th 6 E.Sts.
Evening star., 1953-06-05
i37;n13;i:i1il;E

A STITCH IN TIME WILL
SAVE NINE. thot's true!
1t is also true that a scratch
on q refrigerator will save
you many, many dollars at
Loey's! Here's a slightly
scratched GENERAL-ELEC-
TRIO 8-cu. #. refrigerator,
originally priced at
$356.5O. It's now only
$l~. 1852 demo. at
Loey's 9th and Z SIS. NV.
Evening star., 1953-06-05

CORN PoPPERs, HERE'S
YOUR PoPPER! Automatic
Electric Corn Peppers that
were $6.o5, now priced for
party eivers at only s.. 40
at locy's 8 stores.
Evening star., 1953-06-05
'm1l33;{333;ES

Gl01I33;I3373;E
IT'S A FAMOUS MAKE
but our soIesmen were not
obIe to sell it for $5l4.95.
So, here's the bargain
of a lifetime! Famous
Amono II Gu. #. Upright
Home Freezers holds 42O
lbs.) for only $3.50 at
loey's 8th 6 E SITS. NV;
College Park, Silver Spring
and Falls Church.
YOU CAN SHOP AHEAD
and save dollars two woys
if you buy these "Deep-
freeze" l3 Gu. #. demo.
Home Freezers that form
erIy sold for $46o.o5. The
thowed out price is now
$349 at Loey's. 9th 6 E
SITS. NV; College Park,
Silver Spring, Clarendon,
Falls Church and NE.
SOME ONE WANT q
$459.o5 slightly scratched
Gibson IA Gu. #. Home
Freezer that holds up to
480-lbs. of frozen foods
for only $277. HURRY
for these demonstrators at
Locy's 9th 6 E SITS. NV.
and Clarendon, Va.
Evening star., 1953-06-05

day Only II
at u
Du1,ts Are Invited
Small Appliances
A DANDY
COMBINATION yes, a
PoIisher that poIishes floors
and furniture! 1t takes the
agony out of housework.
And the 1888 price in
stead Of $24.95 takes the
oeony out Of your wallet.
At Locy's 8th 6 E SITS. NV.
THE CHEF At THE WAL
DoRF can't cook any bet
ter than you can on this
com binotion Infro-Red
BroiIer and Stove! '(BroiIs
and fries at the same
time.) Original price Of
$34.o5 has been sizzIed to
only $16.88. On sole at
Locy's 9th 6 E SITS. NV. J
IT'S RATHER HOT FOR
THIS, but we have four
$lo.o5 Electric Heaters for
sale at only $3.50. Get
one for next winter at
Loey's 9th 6 E SITS. NV.
OUT OF SEASON, BUT
NOT OUT OF MIND
These Portable Electric
Steom Radiators which sell
in cold weather for $37.o5
ore steamed to S22.72.
At Locy's 9th 6 E SITS.
WHAT'LL you HAVE3
WoffIes or eriIIed sand
wiehes? Have both with
this Waffle Grill combino-
tion Originally $l5.o5
=. now only $3.50. At
Loey's 8th 6 E SITS. NV.
SPEND THE SUMMER IN
MAINE? Nice, but very ex-
pensive. Why not enjoy
Maine temperatures in DC.
and save money too? These
l8" 3-speed Window Fons
will make your home or opt.
breezy all summer! The
$54.o5 price has been
cooled off to a low S36.88
at all 8 Loey's-stores.
BE THE LIFE OF THE
PARTY or picnic with this
Famous Make Portable
Radio. Original price was
$24.o5 now only
S12.88 (pIus botteries).
Brond-new at all 8 Locy's
stores.
CORONATION WEEK
SPEcIAL!. ROYAL Tank
Type Vocuums with ot-
tochments. The Royal price
Of $3.50 has been de-
throned it's now a low
Iy S34.88. Brond-new, at
all 8 Locy's stores.
PIcNIcKER's sPEcIAL...
Large gallon size, Thermos
Jugs that keep liquids hot
or-cold for hours now only
81. 80 insteod Of the usual
$3.95. Locy's 8 Stores.
OUR BUYER GOES on
THE HoTSEAT if he
doesn't sell these $lo.o5
Waffle Iron n-Sondwich Grill
Combinations, now 1888
at Locy's 8 stores.
WE SOLD PLENTY Of these
$o.95 Automatic Refrie-
erotor Defrosters, but not
enough. So, make your
refrigerator defrost outo-
moticoIIy for only $4.oo.
At Locy's 8 stores.
AS you LIKE IT!. =. thot's
the way these General
Electric Automatic Pop-up
Toosters make your toast!
Light, medium or golden
brown. We burned the
S22.o5 price and now it's
only SASS. Brond-new
at all 8 Locy's stores.
MAYBE CUTTING THE
PRICE will moke you buy
these Fomous Moke $7.o5
Hair Dryers, so here goes,
. give us Sc. az and they're
yours. At Locy's 8 stores.
;51l1:I'7:
Evening star., 1953-06-05
AUTO WASHERS

-. j
IF you KNOW YOUR
"A-B-C" and arithmetic
you'll know what q buy
these ABC-O-Motic Auto
motic Washers are at only
$149; they were originally
$3Oo.o5! 1852 Demon
strotors, at Loey's 9th 6
E SITS. NV, and CIoren-
don, Va, stores.
THEY'RE AUT0MAGlCS,
but it looks like it will take
q magician to move these
$223.5 50 THOR Washers,
1851 and 1852 demon
strotors. We're not mooi-
clans, but believe Sl37, q
saving Of $85, will do the
TICK. mere one ar e0Ch
Of Locy's 8 stores.
THERE'S NOTHING
WRONG with these Bendix
Economot Washers thot
being in q happy home
won't fix. They we're
$22o.o5, but you can adopt
one for STAT at ldey's 8th
6 E SITS. NV; Falls
Church, Clarendon, Silver
Spring, NE. and Sc. Uo52
demos.)
Evening star., 1953-06-05

DO you HAVE $40 MAD
MONEY! lfyou do, you're
in luck! We're mad be-
cause we couldn't sell these
wrineer woshers for
$lle.95. So, we're getting
rid of them at this ridicu-
lousIy low $40 price. At
Locy's 9th 8 { SITS. NV,
College Park, NE. and
Falls Church.
Evening star., 1953-06-05

THESE BENDIX DIAL
AMATIc Washers are dy-
ing TO do your wash, but
we don't want them to die
demonstrating on our soIes
floor, so we're washing the
price from ST. 80. .95 to S88.
1851 and 1852 demon
strotors, at Locy's 9th 6 E
SITS. NV. and Clarendon.
THIS $33e.e5 HOTPOINT
ELECTRIC AUTOMATIC
Washer is q demonstration
thot's seen better days, but
there's plenty of life left in
the old girl yet. Stort living
, for only Si49 with this
1851 fully outou1otic dem
onstrotor. At Locy's 9th g
E SITS. NV. and NE.
Oh WHAT A SLASH IN
PRICE, even for q demon
strotor. $2oo.o5 Fomous
Frioidoire Automatic
Washer at Locy's CIoren-
don, Va, only S1oQ.
Evening star., 1953-06-05
FL I13l3I3 1.tlIa, :Isiy y4t3

SURE IT'LL GO THROUGH
THAT AISLE. These we're
the famous last words Of
the porter who wos moving
this Hotpoint" 32-GoIIon
Electric Water Heater. You
probably know what hap
pened so we sIoshed
the price from $l24.95 to
$50 at Locy's 8th 6 E SITS.
THESE HAVE BEEN SIT
. TING on our floor too long!
Our hottest soIesmen could
not sell them for $l54.o5,
so homeowners here they
ore: General Electric"
52-GoIIon Electric Water
Heaters, floor samples at
Locy's College Park, Silver
Spring and Falls Church,
for only 500.
Evening star., 1953-06-05

NOBODY CARES FOR
MUSIC THESE DAYS or
these $lo.o5 new phonos.
would have walked out Of
here. So if you'll walk into
any Of Loey's 8 stores you
can toke them out for only
1888.
Evening star., 1953-06-05
3as!I. Appliances

THE POOR MANS "AIR
CONDITIONER "-$l2.95
desk 10" fans for only
$7.00. You won't have to
wear q porko, but these
fans will make q breeze at
locy's 8 stores.
Evening star., 1953-06-05


\ "
Small Appliances
YOU CAN HAVE ONE
CUBE OR A TRAY FULL
with these Westinghouse
Ice Cube Troys; lever style.
And, the best part they're
reduced from $3.50 to only
98e. At Locy's 8 stores.
WE HAVE TOO MANY Of
these "OId English" TWIN
Brush Floor PoIishers with
2 scrubbing brushes, z pol
ishine brushes and z felt
buffers so, they are not
$3.50, but only SASS
at Locy's 8 stores.
you MUST LIKE YOUR
BREAD SOFT because
you've left US with quite q
few Of, these Fomous
Sl7.o5 Automatic Pop-Up
Toosters that toost your
breod light, medium or
golden brown and pops it
up when reody automatic
ally. So come toke them
home for only Sl1.88 at
Loey's 8 stores.
NOBODY CARES FOR
MUSIC THESE DAYS or
these $lo.o5 new phonos.
would have walked out Of
here. So if you'll walk into
any Of Locy's 8 stores you
can toke them out for only
1888.
TINE AND TIDE WAIT
FOR NO MAN (oR WoM-
An EITHER) and these
$4.95 Electric Kitchen
Clocks keep perfect time
even though the price has
been sIoshed to S2.88 plus
tax. At Loey's 8 stores.
WE SOLD PLENTY but
there are too many left. Bur
at only $1.qo for these
originally $5.o5 Electric
Irons we're sure you'll be
hoppy to take one home.
At Locy's 8 stores.
WE THOUGHT EVERY
ONE would want one Of
these Infro-Red BroiIers at
$lo.95; they soy it's rec
commended by doctors. But,
they're still here and in
order to make it worth
while to get yours, they're
doctored down to only
1888 at Loey's 8 stores.
CORN PoPPERs, HERE'S
YOUR PoPPER! Automatic
Electric Corn Peppers that
were $6,o5, now priced for
party eivers at only S3.49
at Locy's 8 stores.
LIKE GOOD coFEEE7
Well, here's the way to
make it loroe o-cup
size Electric Percolotors,
formerly priced at $7.o5;
now only $3.50 at Loey's
8 stores.
HOUSEWARES
items below at Loeys 81
9th and E Sts. NV. store.
Evening star., 1953-06-05

TINE And TIDE WAIT
FOR NO MAN (oR WOM-
AN EITHER) and these
$4.o5 Electric Kitchen
Clocks keep perfect time
even though the price has
been sIoshed to S2.88 plus
tax. At Locy's 8 stores.
Evening star., 1953-06-05

WE THOUGHT EVERY
ONE would want one Of
these lnfro-Red BroiIers at
$lo.95; they soy it's rec
commended by doctors. But,
they're still here and in
order to make it worth
while to get yours, they're
doctored down to only
1888 at Locy's 8 stores.
Evening star., 1953-06-05

YOU WON'T NEED A
TABLE FOR THESE TABLE
RADIOS, but it will heI p.
They ore small enough to
tuck in most any out-of-
the-woy corner in any room
in the house. These $l7.o5
Table Radios can be "hod"
for only S11.88, so you
can offord to buy several at
Loey's 8 stores.
Evening star., 1953-06-05

53'C6II|||5s
IMAGINE ROOM AIR
CONDITIONING for only
S179. One Of Americas
finest brands; all brand
new 1852 models, at Locy's
8 stores, and the price
cooled to only S179.
DON'T SUFFER FROM
THE HEAT. This S3oe, ,e5
"a h.p. PhiIco Air-Con-
ditioner will cool your home
or office no matter how hot
the weather. Just one dem
onstrotor at Locy's 9th 6
z SITS. NV, for only Sloo
NO MORE DAMPNESS,
miIdew, mold or corrosion
when you have one of these
famous Dehumidifiers,
they're demonstrators, and
for thot reason they're not
$l3o.o5 but $50 at Loey's
3 stores.
ANOTHER BUYER BITES
THE DUST for morkine
this famous $l2o.o5 De-
hunidifier down to only
$50 at Locy's 9th 6 E SITS.
NV; College Park and
Gn Ave
Evening star., 1953-06-05
Gas, L3!33L Ranges
WHAT'S A FEW CHIPS
AMONG FRIENDS .

when it soves you 500
much? This Hotpoint"
will cook wonderful meals
for your fomiIy! It's q De-
luxe Electric Range that
wos used for demonstrate
ing, the original price was
$399.95, but Saturday you
con toke it for only SLIT.
At Locy's 9th 6 E.
AUTOMATIC OVEN
CLOCK lets you do your
cord playing or eossipine
while the dinner is cook
ing! $24e.95 Electric
Range with automatic oven
clock for q hot Sl49; floor
samples at Locy's 1907 n
St. NE; Falls Church, Sill
yer Spring and Clarendon,
Va. stores.
Sorr-No
Mail, Phone
Evening star., 1953-06-05

PlcNIcKER'S SPECIAL.
Loree gallon size, Thermos
Jugs that keep liquids hot
or-cold for hours now only
S2.39 instead Of the usual
$3.o5. Locy's 8 Stores.
Evening star., 1953-06-05

MAYBE CUTTING THE
PRICE will moke you buy
these Fomous Make $7.o5
Hair Dryers. so here goes,
give us So. .A0 and they're
yours. At Locy's 8 stores.
Evening star., 1953-06-05

THIS FLOOR SAMPLE is
taking up voluoble space at
Locy's 9th 6 E SITS. NV,
so if you have room in your
home for this $l42.o5
Hotpoint" Console Ironer,
1852 model, it's only $7o.
Evening star., 1953-04-27
BY Charles E. TroceweN

to occupy us, full time. without killing
the poor locusts in their one look at
the sun in so many years.
The female Sits the bark of twigs,
and lays her eggs. The twig dies, and
falls to the ground. Only small
branches are damaged, really a good
pruning, that is all.
The eggs hatch in a few weeks, and
the larvae bore into the ground, thus
completing the life cycle.
The males emerge first, and disappear
first, doing all the singing" They are
gone by the second week in July.
The females appear quietly. arriv-
ing late, and not laying their eggs
until the males have disappeared.
AS to the noise these odd creatures
make. we hope that every one will seek
to find the beauty in it. not the differ
ence. It is not shrill, in any real sense,
not noise, but a note.
It is music, and he who listens Alright
will find it beautiful. It might be called
a musical roar. but whatever one calls
it, it is music straight from the heart
Of nature.
It is the sort of sound the spheres
make singing to each other. It is the
primitive hymn to the sun. the great
bringer and giver Of life to all living
things.
II the listener fails to find this note,
he misses a treat and possibility given
to him only once every II years.
Evening star., 1953-04-27
Sir Winston Churchill

It Is fitting that winston Churchill, In the
twilight of one of Britain's greatest personal
careers, should be raised to knighthood by
gracious and grateful 27-year-old Queen.
At the age of 78, Sir winston has served
his country for nearly 60 years as soldier and
statesman. He brought distinction to each OF
these occupations but his finest hour came In
World War II when the inspiration OF his
oratory and of his unconquerable spirit was
Joined with his qualities of leadership to rally
his own countrymen and the freedom-loving
people Of all the world in massive and sue
cessful resistance to a militaristic totali-
tarianiSm.
Sir Winston's devotion to the Empire and
its people has recognized no bounds. 1t has
been So alSo with respect to his devotion to
the ruling family of Britain, and he has served
Evening star., 1953-04-27
Boxers Dozen Youth Center

In response to the invitation of
the Juvenile-D Delinquency Fact-finding
Committee Of United Community Serv-
ices. attended the final meeting at
Kelly Miller Junior High School on
April IS. Each speaker brought to the
attention OF the fact-finding panel in
formation which demands the attention
Of the communicates showing
grave juvenile problem in the District
of Columbia.
Although the meeting indicated
growing public awareneSs, would like
to direct attention to an agency that Is
actively executing program to meet
the challenge presented the whole city
by teen-agerS. Since January, 1851,
Bakers Dozen Youth Center at 1911
Fourth Street, NV. has been open in
the heart of the strategic Mid-City
area to meet juvenile needs through an
organized and supervised program
which has been indorSed by recognized
authorities.
At this time, the Board of Directors
Of Bakers Dozen Youth Center is ap-
pealing to the public to become a
booster by making a contribution
to its first annual Embarrassing drive.
It is my feeling that this appeal gives
the community an excellent opportu-
nifty to make a tangible contribution
toward the solution Of our grave city
wide problem.
hope the press will lend its support
by telling the story of Bakers Dozen
J. Franklyn Bourne.
Evening star., 1953-04-27
Some Ouirks of Yucca Flat A-Bonb
BY Michoel Amrine

FIRST reports on the analysis Dy
Il civil defense experts Of the recent
atomic bomb explosions at Yucca Flat,
Nevada, disclose several odd. yet UNDER
standable, quirks of the mighty blasts.
Possibly the most important finding was
proof of the theory that unless you are
right under the bomb, an automobile
is a more or less effective bomb shelter.
These findings were reported by civil
defense officials at the frst showing OF
slow-motion movies. The tllm Will De
edited and released to commercial news
reels as part of the civil-defense e1orc
to educate the public on the facts OF
atomic explosions. :.
Though the house closest to the 1irst
atomic bomb exploded In the current
Nevada series was blown to bits, the
automobile parked behind 1t is in fair
shape today. It was driven away under
its own power. .
The explosion destroyed one house
at $500 feet and badly damaged an
other at $500 feet.
All the cars exposed to the bombing
are still drivable. though many had
their roofs caved in or their sides
dented. In some Of them the driver
would have to crouch or take some
other unusual position in order to
drive. But mechanically the cars sur
vived.
Cars with windows rolled up re-
ceived dented roofs, but no broken glass.
This runs counter to the theory at
present written into civil defense
pamphlets which says that windows
cJ,o,,Id ka ooa,, Ga fhof v1raee,,rA In and
outside the car equalizes. Now engi-
neers think perhaps If windows are
closed the pressure Is equalized simply
by denting in the roof. Instructions
call for citizens in cars to crouch on
the floor. to avoid being knocked on
the head or cut by flying glass.
In the case of the car behind house
No. /, close to the bomb burst, living
persons in it would have survived the
blast and shock of the bomb, had they
had warning and had huddled on the
floor Of the car. However. If they had
thus escaped being knocked on the head,
they would nonethelesS have died Of
the effects of atomic radiation.
The slow-motion movie shows very
clearly how the heat of the bomb hits
house before the shock wave does.
In the case of house No. l. the shutters
caught fire first. apparently because
they had rougher surface than the
rest of the house. In slow motion, one
can see thick black smoke pouring from
the shutterS-then from the clapboards
of the house. creeping up the walls and
along the roof. in very heavy rolls,
like smoke from an oil fire.
- =
, and apparently the whitewash vapor-
lied into floating charcoal. One shut
ter miraculously escaped complete de-
struction, but was still extremely
charred. This reporter ran his fingers
over it. and the charcoal was q fine
dust, as smooth as face powder.
Evening star., 1953-04-27
This and That
E. Mclean Johnson.

cover the ground and the air is filled
with their loud hymn to the sun.
Cicadas do little damage, despite the
fears of many.
Let this be emphasized. The grubs do
a little harm, but not much; the full
grown ones do less.
To think of them as doing damage
is to overlook their wonder.
This is the year for Brood x. Last
years Brood TX came up at Staunton.
Va. the closest point to the District.
This is our year.
This years Brood x will cover the
entire East from the Mississippi River.
and north Of Georgia.
The upcomings are mapped by the
bureau Of entomology Of the Depart
ment of Agriculture. The Broods are
numbered I to XVII for the 17-year-
locusts, and XVII to xxx for the 13-
year-locuSts. (Remember, all these are
cicadas. not locusts.)
Scientists not only stress that the
cicadas do little real damage, but that
the "W" on the wings does not stand
for war, hut Is q constant characteristic.
The adults, on the ground or in the
trees, do little damage to crops.
They do not sting.
They do not poison fruit.
In other words, they are. harmless,
and should be so treated. There are
enough harmful things in this. world