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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-17
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Minor Golf Rule Changes Are 4
Mapped AT US.-British Meet !

NV YORK - SO TAa Unilas
staies Col ASA. end tie Briusl
Regal sd An<ienf colf Clab q
81 AndrswS. tke waxids prinxipa
raiing hodisa Il sd. have agrees
e. . namber q msnoe revlaions q
ne rules e golf. n hscems efIse
tive Jan. I. issA
TAey also have arreed shas fhers
wal hs no fartAer ehanges IL -
rules unta representative e -
twe bodies have Id personal eon.
ferenees. These ilkely wli taks
place whsn the Z. & Ealker Coz
team viaita Britaia N ne spring a
1855.
ne UScA and ne RAA estsb.
hshed q uaifarm eude al rules tie
years aGo after 9 series q eoa-
feFenees.
ne prineipal changes eoneern
hazards AID eheektng scores n
Htruke play-the latter designed q
help eliminats ne oecasional MA.
Ups nat eeeur when . player signH
q card 90 which q mistAke rs
been made.
Ths ehaase makes n ohl EnioFy
Tor ths player % -ensaFe nat ths
marker las signed tke card Tha
rule roe calls for tha marker a
aga the card and hand Il % the
eompeiiior and ior TIE eompegiiog
% ehsck his score. sign h and tarn
4 IL Bot TIE eompsiiior, uho 4
safely rexponsihle foa ne eorreet
ness q The score. has not been re-
qgired te acceps TIE responsibility
for the failure 0f TIE marker d
lslGn.
In regard 10 kaaaids, heneelorah
. ban may nos BE- lined Cor dealt
fieatioa IN . hazard alakoneh II 4
baI h covered ~ sand, falles
leaves. etc. the player may r.
s+48HN NAN@#8 ~ M8M&AM BIB " -
ths iop q he hall. But Il hs plays
TIE wroag han from q hazard,
here Il 20 penalty.
A clause added 70 Fals 12-drOp.
|ping and plaeing ne haE-pgo.
vides that "A hall lined IN q har.
ard mast be dropped and cone d
rest In that hazard unless ether.
wise provided Cor n ne rulea."
Other principal amendmeniH
provids nat strekas played VITA q
wrong bah % noa eouna II u
players score: that eomhiains
strpke play ard match play e pro.
hibited linstead a saying 1
''shoala not be psrmitfedl: ane
that practice On Q course hefors
staFting stroke play IL definitel,
prohihited CO ne day that pa,
begins.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-17

NEW YORK ell ixn'l cute
time yeg luF TIE anmual pals. hui
We would Inc 10 imp the en-
somsmhat and eater In TIE quote.
"a fhaynar saelioa the statement
~ ~ khleFs. 80 maw gNmaFal
mananer a TIE naliim0re 0riniea.
lAai Marty Marinn had . ~defsal,
il altltmde "
EAlers MADE Ms prise ehseFva.
tinn n the camFse of explainina
why he YES noa FeialniE9 MaFinn
- manaeer e tha trnnsplanied
0riales. hut was. instead, award.
lng TIE - % rs Pei Jimmy
Dykes. Marion had managed the
team last ssaaon when 4 was
called tamong cher thingBl ne
ST. Loals nruwms. sna his eoutraet
I'll bad . year 10 run.
mere Is no infsnfiom here 81 60
inc 10 hat fm Marinn. MaFty was
he &Femleal shoFaNinp we ever sac
md there h No mere hkaahle isl.
low h ne came. BIT wkelhar he
Is . god manager we have no
way Il kns4lng. Oar ely euneera
i wiik ths expressed Feasan foF
saeking him.
Specifically. shat aart q alil.
lude did Ehiers expect Nary -
pruRet after be had spent ! year
managing SHAT ls Renerally con
eeded b be the worst eolleraion
q players In moderr hig Ieaxne
hlstory inio the Americas League
cellar
ID be expect the strln9 bean
b Be homesl wtih him. GO was he
looklng Or Marty 10 GENE n 20.
Ing : huek- and-wlmg and yelllna.
wei SCI EN- neat year, hoas.-
Al &c he'd was > Lite lard ln<k. :
AnyonR uko knowx Marian II al
knoas he lsnr ths lyps. Hen lsvel
an so. ard he apparenily %
wilh EhleFs.
n displaying a ''delenfini an.
iode" means that Marion eeelimnA
10 paint . Foay psetuFe bui ASSISTED
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-17
Medic Doubles
As eager;
He Is Busy
d Cd coRRleAN

NEW YORK &Eruse Vanae.
weghe. ND. II ths Nsw YoFk
KnickeFbo<keFs. prabahly 10 ne
busiest man IL she Nstsonal Bas
ketban Assn. Set Ne seems 81 have
a. mnch time a. aayone
Ne triek 90 a a. al" Ne sad
today while the team seat throuEh
is plays Coz tnmorFoMs Rams
Vita TIE Philadelphia warriors. "A
basl TINA II Basketball when I'm
playing and medicins whsn I'm n.
terniag
Ernis. a.. who SET az sorts Il
rucords a. Coigats Universify. will
finish his infernship in July IN.
stead of restlng up. ben start right
in II Babes Hospalal here SPECIAL.
ming In pediatrics
4 dont really knoa boa long
tn stay with the knicks be- sad
s'Bui ] deaf think Oh b. abe %
90 anoiheF Fan seaGon. Nou knox b.
I've ALREADY rNtlred once llasi
yearl. but thea | eoi 10 thinking
that ! uas all pretty vuu~r "a
q the KRieks still wanted ne, why
cot playf"
NandeweKhe has . rugged SEIZED
ale 10 matter hoa you look ai 4
Re has 10 he al ihe hospital al
N. i've days . week and doesa'i
ges of until 5 pm. We also has
b Be co duty every third weekend
Il knew . loi II peop'e wonder
hos ! Do H." Ne sa'f --s
faefly. Bat when zoe break 4 al
down. yea find yoa Teaas azss
tine % % things you never thoughi
you'd accomplish. Licking e. 4
from the whole. h's fearsome
Broken down. as noi mach.
There b one tang that mighi
hurt ne or anyone else who tres
60 % two things. That Is thinking
Il enc when he's dang the other
I never think q medicine when
I'm O. The eouFt. And when I'm Al
the hospital ] try sever 70 let bas.
ketbal enter my mind"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-17

~tayWee e1y xlnee m01i e t1e
starters were h - eona1tt9n =
80 . 90 scale werkout
Knne lnturies 70 Jean carbnnel
I'd Ralph waite. hoth firsi strinz
ends b prubahiy golaA 90 hmrt ne
ConrAa when they face the Pan-
ghars. TaeH runaing attaek. whleh
IA rated faster than CnrieyS. hkes
~ sena Gheir piays aroand ne eads
aeeardlns b lhs seouiina reports
Ths Conehs ere workinG thla
uesk II an efioFt % ael 10 . De-.
fense ~ SlA Peter ard Pas. whs
managed 10 aeors e. Curiey -
which = mere tan Ksy West
eould 60.
nosh clubs have improved sines
TIER meefings eth thas giant a
ne Mlami Casholie elrcnif and .
10 hallaame Il In TIE offing Coz
FRIDAY. Key West fans ere expect.
Cd Do Ian Mieksrs Pied fur the
elash. which wlIl MARI TIE second
lasi came o the seasoa.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-17
Conchs Will Try To Spoil
Panther's Perfect Season

So Peter 81 Psuls PaasheFs
Ave . ssry spsslsl rsssos foF
wasiing - siobbsr - ksy NeH
con<ks aoms Frday sssnins shsn
thsy elaah - ~ N.eksrs Fisid
nrhrum lhey are asRklm9 %
ruund eat . psrieet saasaa wni<a
has sea lhem "a 81 Gamea aa0
naiila b . ~ lie wllh bsshsp CIR.
NJ.
~ ihe sane token. ~ Coaeha
are 81 ahnppinx 60 . -. -
oaly b preserve ter unbesiea -.
rofd. hal - asengx . deieai ny
suflared 81 nc hands 81 ne Pa.
fh9ss lasi gesF. Thers are = lot q
KeY Wesi plsyurs We wers u en-
ghai asbaeie wh3n NE FantheFs
Las Ywar. There are . lef II Aey
Western who were IN 90 that O.
haele when ne panlhefa taoA 81
wamiaRa a = eloppy key Wet fsFsi
hall ans them mananed 80 taFn =
pass lniafxepisnn inso , kams -.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-17
Duquesne Is Rated Number One
Basketball Team In The Nation

81 John's lest heavily when ltn
eiuirh Slayer. DieK Duekett. weni
lniB ne Army last sprlng. NNu
has Boris NaxAamkin bul no de.
iemae Mamhatiaa. q laa. fast elmh.
il re New Vera ares dafk hoFsa.
seson Hall rs loai Walter Dmkea
and Richie neaan BIT last year I
team thaf ranked seeand IN -
naflun % Inaisna must HtIl b
rated uifh lh4 Easisrn poweFa.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-17

ana score ss Ne flnal waste
nee.
gos Pinnaa. nin salRndn. ~
lnxan. gaAn carbunsll anA Iim.
M solomon wefe al iB an fAns
tes party and ihey'd he noghina
better than 10 pln tha ears 81 she
panlheFa haek.
ksy West. Which d rated as
someshlng a q faxorifs Friday has
manaaed h make Ter dalanss
sunctloa - the poinf where thsy
have gives W bai n polnls
aealnsl aome toash oppoaliion.
~. they seat he 81 top stenElh
this week - tee "a theT mosf e.
pendahle defensise pinyers. Har.
"a salsmor and 1uiio fIenriqnez
I'll nos nee aetien due - lnhurias
ineurFed AGAINST Sou.h BFowand.
h madasnn. . host II ahrasiuma.
euniasaama. bruises and charley.
huFnes have popped up as q resull
a lhai hrmlsln9 elaah.
Yesterdays pFaetics ssasian wsa
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-17
DAN NIECE HURLS WIN
FOR SONAR SCHOOL

Bshlnd tAs &c NJ pseAing e.
paHny NsGes. ne Fiesi SEA,
Sehocl deaestea Ceneral Eiectrir
o q tas trsi came &C q saishag
aaaoleaeads' al Bayyew Para las
'uEhL
Votes. wha uca rs ART gams
- Ne ssasoa. Welded > secend lnn.
iaR s.zsis d Frank Sands ne Al
Fissihan1sf struCk 0li ten sd
salked iouF He siruck Get even
1h Saver 81 least once and oniy
tao ran1sfs So a. car a. thira
fleef SonaF School took sdsan.
tass e sams iaoze fieldlnE b. ne
Sereral Esviric aefrnse b scors
mree rEns r ne secoa8 inniag
hilh eae away. Aria. rs cenier.
ileloer. sas IA BY a pitched haIl.
AiteF soFaneinu O. second 90 q
sd pich. be- scored when Sands
t1mhled koiand's groundsr Roiand
thsn seoFed when niece aided ais
oun eaase b. hastinG q tremead.
oas homre % left eenisr. hey
adoed another IL ne lard whsn
henks lived "a sn sfruF and scored
momenis later e. Pat tenihaa's
singie. Two errurs. uenkt perfect
bent. and = fisldsr's chnice. neited
ne Soar SChool thetT final ruh n
TIE flfth
SCORE, m n
Fleet Sunar School wi eio sac
Genersl Eeetric o0 CO els
Niece and Rolaud
haiker and NMaFeai
ln me nighfcap. ne Darn Qaeen
moxed % Wiihln ons game from
firsi place b. defeaung WI. al.
bshiad Dewitt Ropsrb ioaf Ia
piichinE
Roberts. who won kia secoud
came 81 ne season. lest Ms khui
OF h ne seventh When Harold
Sehmtdi deuhied. ard weni srouad
o. . passed BAL and . wlld p1ch
Roberts struck oat Eve ard walk
"a three.
The Dairy Queen took ie led
IN ne fourth uhen Joha Lewis sin
sled and took second wten Zen
fielder Diek Edwards bubbled TIE
BAL and Scored on TITO Angaerirst
singls. The BlinEardt sdded aa.
other IN the sixth when RohTrts
Fly ball was dropped By riEhi.
fielder Hal EskeridRa and scored
later On Iohn Lewis doable. Ths
Billiards. ICED ne game n ~
sevenfh when they banchcd toe.
Their . folders choice. Jaek w
areals single. and . three hass
error b. centerfieidsr Barney Mor'
gan f0r tuo runs
John Lswir Led the BiiEzard's e.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-17
SACK OF MONEY LOST

san DIEGO, Cali. R-Mrs An
he Hleks. a. elderly widow who
says ahe has earFled aboui esS.e9
around il . pager SARA since istS.
tod police ahe inst Il IN . drug
store.
ofhcers. skeptieal q firSt. sai9
yesterday they I'D eunGrmed her
story.
Mrs. Hieks tod reporferS she
bad kepg the SO and sioe bills
wlth her a. all tines because she
ldosant trust bankx. TIE mon2y
vas lei her By her lsia husband.
ske said
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-17
~ goa mHIcnLnR

MEW NONk E~Thn East e.
rnndy 4 halieninw aswn ~ baskes.
81 hatehns Gug ne lren Dukes 81
nuamsnns ~ aha No. eoalaee
amlniei IN ths mssiDn. lal alone ths
kaal team In - Knal
Whelhar lAn Piltshmreh I'VE y
ksnar lhan deisnalna ehamplan
lnelaaa. rsissrning keafneky 81
fmngeslna kamsas zeal b DE-
ffded 81 : eoapls of mouths yst
- a paper - zee ean match
Go rlukes u halght experienes
speed. bnll handllng. defensive
alrenRlh ard reserves.
nnahalhan ehaafwra aFe co..
winead Duquasme cart MIS- wim-
mlma - KasleFn TIA KNea Dudia
naoFa. madesi nnquesns enaeA.
ndmlla lha adpanee ouliook Il the
hnsl - han ever snoYed
Dnauesna loal anly ihree men
from . rugter sod enaaxh iaa
seaaun u fank ninia natisnaiiy e.
4 az reeora So q TIE Dakes
aefenls cans early IN the seaso
whlle glm TueheF. 90 Al Ameriea
enmddnln. wan imn.lalhle
The ia3a aauad AGAIN I'll b
bulli nrnnnd Tneker. DlNh Ri<k'
cts ama HlelehaF Jukmsan. TuxkeI
he laet :. Ricketts, So sd Jahnsoa
So
nnaneane's oniy weaknexs las
Yonr-laek e bsxk eUari sirengih
ana ouinlde ahouilng-haa beer
remedlnd ~ ; tine array uf soho.
maFna. nesa of tbese Il Sings
Gfaam. whe nnmfaa a. win Q regu
- haFlA wllhnml ino much lfonhle
A ea foFmmFd fFum Brouhiyn
GGN9n ID fast smart. . sod drives
- q aamaly shaI from the oui
Sc MltkRy WlnaErad. anoihel
surAamnre. ell probably ruana
go lhe .lartlng five. Marty
Eehwnmmer. So Dambrut. Dos
Mekana sd Jim Curkan supple
mnnl ne slnrtimR Eve.
AlaF Dmeue&ne In the Eaxl
enmea L. Sale u Philadalphia
ed Niagara Al buliale la sails
- lasl tie FeMulaFa va aFadu
TIA IL efEI naKkaks Tom Gala
rated ~ mans - - besl haskei
al SLAYER h enliees today. Th<
&c ianior Scored 81 points las
year r. earn : plsrs 90 tie Asso
elnled Press Al Ameriea squad.
0<her starters are 1nekis
hloore. Bm katheder. Frnnl
ofHara and Jos Casnu.
Niamarn IA an expeFieneed fivs
win ~ oulhiandlng star in LaFry
Ce4lalla. ~ weaknexs II laek n
dspth ard 4 seeds ; Sod blg mau
q rank eth TIE heSl n ne naisnn.
Fordhsm. wisA the sane team ihal
wemi thruagh haif q Last seasor
unoeaien. eralaarlly shoald heluns
up there viii ne best. Bot lts srt.
tne b. be . habit Cor ne Rams d
la EFeai On pager and then fall
epAFl k4 Conlin. nen Lyons ane
- Pnrehinnka nay keep then
from tAllln9 apart tha tine.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-17
Cage Scores Off

NEW YOKK - - PFugeasional
basketball has 9ane @ tha deien.
slvs tbs seaaon.
kational Basketball Assa. Stats.
ties released today she's TIE nine-
club league has averaged Is points
. game for each team h the first
&c games thls year. a. The SANE
point q pear aNs the leagne waa
averages W.S poaata q game.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-17
PASSES UP CALL

KANSAS CITY "a hnsh fsn
ever ne stndio. Tecknicians maes
tAeir fnal adinstmenta n was .
scant tee missiles hefore Harry
Truman waH 10 hegfn Ms nsflpn'
vide televiatan and radie speech
ca ne Harry Dexter whits esss
Last niGht.
Over tAe puhlle address sysiem
eamc tAs volce of TIE sin6lo -
eeptionixi.
Mr.. TFumaa. tsispAone-isae
aiStanre.
TIE iuFmer Prssl6sns dka - e.
swer.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-17

Michigan State Quarterback Ton
Yewcie 10 q catcher Co the base
bah team and Il considered . ma.
tor league prospect.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-17

ack wsh . triple. 4euhle. a.
rineis = fsur official rips - t.a
plats. Jsck VHlareal shlpped ~
eta tee sinxies IN iogr rtes -
al ne afiente.
SCORE M q
Dairy oaeen Go tol Z eet
WI 90 Go l i-0
RahSria and Fielias
GAmhie and Fink
SoFTaALL STANDINGS
Tram " L 20
WI IL 09
DairY oueea Sc So
fleet Sunar school a -
Ceneftl Eiestris al -
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-17

ice Black. piieheF Cor the Brook.
IN Dodgers. ia ne heaviest play
~ 60 the team. lie weighs 1is
pounds.
Evening star., 1953-11-13
By Moi. Thomos M. NioI

1t looks as if 18-year-olds can
count on moving into the
clutches of their draft board for
a long time to come. If you're
nearing 18, remember this: You
must register with your draft
board within five days after your
birthday. 1t you don't you may
end up in the clutches of the po-
lice or FBI instead.
Registration is fairly simple and
takes about Is minutes of ques-
tioning at your local board office.
If you're away from home on
your 18th birthday, you may
register at any board. The board
where you registered will send
your file to your local board.
Such information as your resi-
dence. age, place of birth, occu-
patton, employer, etc., is entered
on a registration form. You're
given a permanent registration
card-billfold Size-Which you
must have in your possession at
all times.
Another requirement of regis
tration is that you give a perma-
nent address. The draft boa; .
nearest that address is yous
board. It is this home" board
that will have jurisdiction over
you-even though you register at
another board and even though
you move or change your perma-
nent address,
Evening star., 1953-11-13
! Veterans and Druftees

From here on it's up to you
to continue to keep your local
board informed of all changes in
your status which might affect
your future classification. This
is a continuing duty and applies
even after you become 26-the
normal maximum draft age. You
may notify your board of any
change by mail or in person. If
you don't keep the board familiar
with your current address, you
are subject to being picked up.
After you register, you'll be
sent long QUESTIONABLE. You
must fill this out and send it
back to your draft board within
10 days.
In this QUESTIONABLE are
enough questions to determine
whether you should be deferred.
exempted or inducted. Thus it's
important that you fill this form
out completely and accurately
with any information you think
might have a bearing on your
being classified.
If your board, after looking
over your questionnaire, figures
you're ripe for service, you'll be
given a la classification-avail-
able for military service. Chances
are you won't be given this clas-
Sification until after you reach
1872, since Federal law prohibits
you from being drafted until
then. At the present time, no
young man is being drafted who
is under 19.
Case of Appeal.
Some time after you're CLASH
fled la. you'll be called in by
your draft board and sent to an
examining station for your pre-
induction physical and mental
Evening star., 1953-11-13

exams. Depending on these ex-
ans, you'll be sent an induction
order. This tells you when to
report for induction.
If, after you get your la clas-
sification. you want to appeal the
classification, you have 10 days
after your board sends out the
classification to do it. The basis
for the appeal need only be that
you disagree with it. You must
always appeal in writing.
Just write a letter saying: ''I
hereby appeal my classification
of la" The board, after getting
your appeal letter. ships the
whole file off to a State appeal
board. The board looks over your
file and then sends it's decision
back to your board. If the ap-
peal board vote was unanimous
for IA, there's not much you
can do. If the boards vote wasn't
unanimous. then you can appeal
to the Presidential Appeal Board.
The decision of this board, for all
intentS and purposes, is final.
You may write Maj. Mai
in care OF The Star about
your SerDice-connected prob
lem. Please inclose a stamped,
Selt-dddreSSed envelope and 20
cents in StnmpS.)
(From A. P. Newsfeatures)
Evening star., 1953-11-13

audiences when, in dainty
feminine outfits. they do q
take-off on Rosemary Clooney
and Vera Ellen singing one Of
the Irving Berlin tunes, Sis
ters."
Bing rebelled at the actual
costumes worn by the two
girls-typical night-club brief
Evening star., 1953-11-13

Starts Tues Request Engagement.
''PYGMALION.'
Evening star., 1953-11-13
Bing Develops
AChonqe Of Poce
HOLLYWOOD

T1O1ALI WOOO.
Bing Crosby is being tagged
as the greatest change Of f-pace
star in the business. In
White Christmas" helped by
Danny Kaye. he turns into a
female impersonator. for sew
eral comedy bits. Crosby and
Kaye are expected to WOW
Evening star., 1953-11-13

les Of sequinned halter and
skirt-and settled for brace
lets. blue ostrich-feather fans
and glittering butterflies. in
his headdreSS.
(Released by NANA.)
Evening star., 1953-11-13

Doors Open 5:45 PM. Feature at 6:O3.
SOL. 9:59 PM
FREE PARKING
Evening star., 1953-11-13
New Tuxis in CuIcuttu

Six special taxis for tourists,
each equipped with a guide and
rented at a higher rate than me-
tered taxis, now are on the
streets of Calcutta, India. They
look like private cars.
Evening star., 1953-11-13
Costu Rico Economy Up

Rejecting Costa Rica's steadily
improving economy, it's Central
Banks net profits we're up 50 per
GENT from a year ago. in the 1858
first half. San Jose reports.
Evening star., 1953-11-13
Discovery Of Amuzon

RIO DE JANEIRO-The ANA
zon river was discovered in about
1900 by Yanez Pincon. It was not
explored until 1910 when Euro
pean. Orellano by name, trav-
ersed its course west to east.
Evening star., 1953-06-14
Remove Old Plants
When Harvested

AS soon as a crop has finished
bearing, remove the old plants
from the surface of thte soil, say
garden specialists at VPI.
They may be turned under or
placed in a compost pile. unless
they are diseased or heavily in
tested with insects, in which
case they should be burned.
Rotate garden crops according
to the family of the vegetable.
This practice will help control
insects and diseases. Crops which
belong to the same family. such
as cabbage and kale, should not
be planted In the same area
each year.
Evening star., 1953-06-14
Posturine PuIIets
Cuts Food Costs

Succulent Ladino clover poul-
try pastures will give poultry
men cheap feed and healthier
pullets.
When pullets are fully feath-
cred and no longer need heat in
the brooder house, 1t will pay to
move them to clean pasture
ranges which provide ample
grazing and shade, according to
Wade Rice, extension poultry
man at the University Of Mary
land.
On good poultry pastures it is
possible to reduce feed costs as
much as 10 per cent.
In addition to cutting costs,
clean poultry ranges are more
healthful than poultry houses or
confined poultry yards. Most
poultrymen using ranges try to
have two or three areas avail
able so that the pullets can be
placed on ground that hasn't
been used for poultry for several
years. Rotating ranges gives q
chance to eliminate coccidiosis
or parasitic organisms from the
soil. ...
Colony range shelters, easily
moved by truck or tractor, make
most poultrymen can follow, Mr..
this a practical scheme which
Rice says.
One Of the most practical sizes
for the range shelter is 10 by IL
feet, housing from 125 to $50
pullets. Three or four of these
houses can be used for each
acre of pasture.
The pullets still need feed and
plenty of water. It's a good idea
to have large feeders that don't
have to be filled frequently. An
other labor-saver is large water
fountains, or better yet, pipe
water to the range and use auto
matte fountS.
Evening star., 1953-06-14
Beetles
Attack EIms

Keeping the elm leaf green this
summer will help ward of
Dutch elm disease.
Right now. reports DR.. Rush
p. Marshall, director Of the
Bartlett Tree Research Labora-
tories, elm leaf beetles are at
work on elms. The stubby brown
adults chew holes in the leaves
and deposit clusters Of orange
colored eggs on the underside.
These eggs will hatch and vora-
cious young larvae begin skel-
etonizing the leaves.
This will cause the leaves to
dry, turn brown and fall to the
ground. Defoliation weakens an
elm tree, and when weakened
it becomes easy prey to Dutch
elm disease.
Spraying elms as quickly as
possible with arSenate Of lead
will control both elm leaf beetle
adult and larva. The spray
should thoroughly coat the un-
derside of the leaves.
Elm bark beetles, not to be
confused with the leaf beetles.
feed in twig crotches, chewing
little tunnels. Spores of the
Dutch elm disease which they
carry on their body parts are
rubbed of in the wood tissue
and work their way down into
the trees sap stream.
BY preventing defoliation due
to the elm leaf beetle and other
chewing insects. by spraying to
curf leaf fungus troubles, and
by feeding, the trees are less
liable to get the Dutch elm dis
ooSa
Evening star., 1953-06-14
A Few EggpIonts
Supply the FumiIy

Eggplant is a tender crop that
requires about 4 months to har-
vest time. A half dozen plants
will supply the average family.
Space about 4 feet apart in the
row, allowing about the same
distance on either side. Egg
plants require heavier fertiliza-
ton than the average crop. A
good plan is to dig a hole eight
inches deep and place a shovel
full of well-rotted manure in
the bottom. Fill half-full with
topsoil, with which a small hand
full of 5-10-5 fertilizer should
be thoroughly mixed. Then fill
the hole level with topsQil, tamp
lightly and set the plants.
Black Beauty variety is an
old standby. Another good one
is Florida High Bush. AS the
fruits develop they become high
ly glossy. This is when they are
at the peak of perfection for
use. Later the surface becomes
dull and the fruits are tougher
and more f1brouS.