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a combination water-cooling system
and cold storage room under one roof
Mr.. White built Is by 5O-foot re-
frigeration plant with two large blower
fans keeping a 32-degree room temp
erature. Water, circulating through a
trough, is kept at 39-degree temp
erature by three submerged ice plates
which operate on somewhat the same
principle as home refrigerator
Growing sweet corn is nearly year
round job, according to Mr.. White.
Seven tractors and six plows are put
to work in the fall In spring, corn
planter and four disc harrows and four
cultivators go in operation, followed
by fertilizer and spraying machines.
His 35-acre fields are sown at inter
walls so that ripe corn is ready to be
picked each week during July, August
and September. Eleven pickers keep
the trucks running all day from the
sea of waving tassels to the grading
table and cooling plant.
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Even after a summer of drought
and armies of worms, corn borers,
grasshoppers and beetles, he still crates
from 10000 to 10000 ears of golden
kerneled corn for Washington chain
stores daily One by one. the ears are
examined by graders. Only fancy"
corn-corn with no bruises and with
kernels to the tips of the ears, go into
crates. Inferior corn is bagged and
usually becomes feed for livestock
The crates are then run through
chilled water to pull the sometimes
100-degree heat from the corn and
stored in the air-conditioned room
until loaded on tractor-trailer truck
for market. Laytonsville, seven miles
north Of Gaithersburg. is only an
hours drive from the city. Therefore,
Mr.. Whites corn. picked in the morn
ing. can be on the food counter that
afternoon. "And because of the cool
ing process" he adds, "the housewife
can have corn on her dinner table
as fresh as though she'd pulled 1t
right in her own backyard"
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THEY even have "ear conditioning"
Il down on the farm these days
a corny phrase-but this is a story
about corn.
Sweet corn Is enjoying this wintry
cline in the summer. Each year, It's
a constant race for the farmer between
cornfleld and grocery. The perishable
product tends to sour quickly on hot,
muggy days. Cooling it before delivery
keeps those tender kernels as fresh
and sweet as they were on the stalk.
That's the theory of Richard T.
White of Laytonsville, Md. When he
was II, neighbor gave him tract
of land which, for years, had lain fall
low. On those bleak 18 acres he
planted his first sweet corn. From it
sprang bumper crop.
Now, at 20, he has combined expert
mentation, ingenuity, and teamwork
to become one of the largest and most
successful sweet corn growers in Mont
gomery County.
In his early contrasting years, Mr..
White recalls bagging it in the fields.
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BY Meredith 5. Buel

scorching sun beat down on bags
filled with green and golden freshness.
An overnight wait before shipment re-
suited in a transformation of the ker-
nels from a th-watering sweet
ness to starchy, putty-like consistency.
There must be way to beat the heat
in the corn industry, he reasoned. He
even dug hole that tapped spring
nearby and threw in cakes of ice,
hauled daily from the District. Only
a few bags could be cooled at time,
however, and the ears again were
steaming by the time they reached the
vegetable counters Twice he made
trips to the corn-growing areas of
Florida for advice, but never reaped
the results he'd hoped for.
Then an idea struck him. Why not
substitute a mechanically operated
plant in place of the ice and water
hole method. First, he talked to Wash
ington engineers. From them he
cleaned enough information to set up
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n S'AK r"NGH NOo''
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SHEPHERD PARK
4-BEDROOM HOME
FIRST OFFERINH

-. FIRST OFFERING
a home that offers a family every
thing (broad statement. Trans
portation. schools. shopping plus an
immaculate home. that is modern
and de luxe with powder room, den,
rec. room and bar. kitchen out of
this world, breakfast space; 2-car
garaee. A most attractively land
Scaped lot and gas heat. Call Mr..
.Korman (eVes., WO. 6-74l2), with
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
5000 Conn. Ave. KE. 7-ISOO
18th & MONROE SITS. NV.
Cony. to busline, streetcar, stores
and schools; row brk home In
tmmac. eond.: 2-piece Law. on 1st
d., tile bath on 2nd A., 6 nice rooms,
full bsmt. with front and rear en-
frances. gas h,-w. heat: must be
Sold 70 settle estate. Ewes. call Mr..
r. A, HUMPHREYS & SONS
sos N. Capitol ma. 5000
"a
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GLOVER PARK
e NEBRASKA AVE

English YRdory 2-story brick; living
room With SIeplsce opening onto
room modern Kitchen. ist fioor BED.
room and. full bath 2 large bed
roomS and bath on 2nd ,foor; fun
bsmt.. recreation room and maid S
room, full bath: of hot RRter, heat;
quit TS.iit-in IN. SarssEe; heautitul eaEdsn;
LEGuM g. GERBER REALTY CO.,
EN-. 10000, 1916 Conn. ave. Open
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HOUSES SALs-MD. Gent. }

NEAR 4 CORNERS-S13,2 ,2OO--TERMs
Assume lge. 4E list trust. Two
bedrm; rambler with expansible at
tic; iv. rm. with frepl.. lge. Kit
with din. area. bath full bsmt.
WOODMOOR AGENCY. INC. JU
9-5555 It'll q pm. -2i
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA-SaIe by owner--moderr
brick Cape Cod on large lot. 4 bed.
rms, 2 full baths, full daylight
bsmt.. screened porch on grounc
isyei: equip Kit. VA approved a
sya 5oq Tor IirSs esb.s s2SSoo asS 6d Ui,
purchaser. Call OIL. 4-7231. NJ
BETHESDA Two.bedroom rambler
brick; expandable attic. $4,000 Is
trust 4fs--$69.30 per mo-, including
snce; Price S14,S5o. Phone oil
$4,000 10. DOWN. s1s,Soo-4.yr. .old
excel. 5-rm Colonial; school : blkS.i
dry hsmt.. fenced yard. New Hamp.
a1 SHIRE = aye SSsL ext. Ia miles. OWNER
BPFHssDA.o Eli sssfeso' 'EDGEMooR soasiou, mSo
custom built brick Colonial '"s on
wooded lot in this area of finc
homes. Center-hall plan with IL
brary and powder rm. on 1st fr.:
3 bedrms. and baths upstairs
Beaut liy. rm;, lge; scr: porch, rec
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-Me to- to you si di. Il
rect; attrac. brk Col; powder rm.
den. mod. kit. with breakfast ale;
huge bedrms., rumpus rm., ga.
rage. v;;E. yard. S24, 900: excel. nm.
open till pm. daily, $500 E,-W
MY MY; e.1y eemidway 10th and Conn.
caEyY0 SHi zr0sa1 CHASE RAMBLER-RR99i2ck R92
with center hall, full bsmt., 3 excel
hedrms.. . baths. liv. rm, with At
trac. fireplace wall; sep. din. rm.
Ige. kit: with de luxe Equipment
Priced in mid 20s. with very at.
IraetiVs financing. F. A. TWEED CO.,
tiNCos INC 1904 Conn. ave. EN-. 3-129G
COUNTRY CLUB AREA, Oh. ch., Md.
Just beyond D. c. line, west Q.
Conn: ave.--charming corner on lot
l3Oxl5O; living rm. 15x27, with
fireplace; dining rm., new kitchen
4 oedrms.. baths; oil burner. hot.
Pries ss ssasj -iST sv., 1Tf TE sasss E.rsss
/: 7. GRAVATTE, Reaitor, iSis
+ st; NV. Ma. S-O753.
GAiTHERSBURG - Beautifully reno
waited older home; 4 bedrms.. i u
paths, bsmt.. f1oored attic. liv. rm
iII2S1ax39; iIS value at SCI 900. SAM
9a; 99a, Z; .,, BoGLEY' INC. Poplar
KENSINGTON-Si. 500 cash will DUR
chase this 2-bedrm. brick rambler on
lge. corner lot. Full bsmt., dishWash-
er and disposal. Assume a CT loan
and the monthly payments will be
approx. S1O5, incl, principal, In
sersst: taxes and ins. Priced at
sllSSd sAMUEL I. BodIIEy' u INC, S5G. g.
RoCKVlLLE-1ovely older home. :
5edrms;; baths, bsmt.; very large
SAMUEL 3. BooIEY. fNc. S;DHT: Poplar
SILVER I;! sPRlNGwAttrac. brick hom,
with firepl,. family-sjze din ~,
full bsmt. with outside entr., level
lot with trees: an excel. value al
SIG, 800. To inspect call NE. S-i143
u pm; j. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
INC, Realtor.
SILVER SPRING-By OWNER; va.
cant; low down, payment. terms like
brick near schools, OIL. s-S7s4
eral nice potential 4-bedrm. nome:
sifa siaLER very Z cS ,Sv 1o eCv4 4.sJssy JRsaymfHt
wHEAToN.-Lovely 7-rm. house sea and
I sncea and Eses ssth ddnd Ia: 0aSp viii SG%R S|S9di
SEzLFS SS'oS5 50. fas Sess3S' 3'ssn;Pi 5G S-lf41
woODMooR - s1s,s5O a.6edfrm
din. r. Eit. TIL tiled % Bath Wiia fSll hbrsnl, bsmt
gar, adjacent to park area. Cow
WooDMooR AGENCY. INC. JS. 10.
9-5555 It'll pm.
WooDMOOR, Whitmoor Terrace
Brlck Colonial; rms. garage and
poGpesha;, next to park; $19,60O. JU.
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HousEs sALE-N.E. tcent.l
LINCOIN PARK
NORTH WOODRIDGE

Det. brick home. on busline. with liv.
rm.. din. rm., kit, 2 bedrms. and
bath on lst n; lgs. bedrm. and
Wa liar q n11ral0ra Inn
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EXCLUSIVE
HICKS REALTY co.

ILedlLOTS
37O6 Mt. Vernon Ave. XII. o-1600.
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Assume 40 .25-Yr. Loan
Washington Highlands

VERY REAs. DOWN PAYMENT
FIRST-NooR POWDER ROOM,
LARGE KITCHEN. dishwasher she and ana
disposal. new stove and new GE
refrigerator. are some OF the fea.
lures Of this home. THREE nice
bsdrms. and tile bath on Ind n.
with outside entrance and eas heat.
This home is almost new IS
months oldl and is conveniently To-
Gated to the new s. Capitol 81.
Bridge. To inspect call Mr., Perman,
TU. 2-35S3. with
SIDNEY z. MENSH & co.
O
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BUCKNELL MANoR-Por sale b,
owner. 5 rms, semidet. brick and
super closets. Large fenced area.
sslnF osn sT.est ssTsesisrTss sc;fy Gan assume Gl
Conv: to school and shopping center.
CENTER HTS. va, Ia miles from
able Temporary bldg. with eiec.
paH,ns phone syaiL; Sta; mile from Lee hwy,
is your offer? Ii. 3-Os03.
FALLS CHURCH-2-yr.-old s.bed.
ture windows, dble. closets through
OWNER. JE. 1880. ~ go
FALLS CHURCH - 2-bedrm. brick
Cape Cod, fully insulated; expan,
attic; storm windows, screens: large
lot with Anchor fence; fun bsmt.
n cpnerSee Toying; nnished rec. rm.
COTTAGE. ideal for young couple;
floors, all-elec. kit, eIec. h.w. Good
grice and terms. Call H. A. EDGE,
THREE-BEDRM brick rambler. nea,
Jefferson Villages By owner; bsmt.
nTepl; II baths. Price s16. $50
IMMEDIATE ocCUPANCY-2 larg,
Colonial homes for sale within
minis. Of Pentagon. Complete GE
kitchen. full dining room. large liv-
ing room, with screened-in side
porch, 3 bedrooms, 2i2 baths; full
basement with built-in garage. Lib
eral financing with 1st trust up to
$4,000 at 4isee interest. Direc-
tions: Out Georse WASHINGTON Me-
mortal Parkway (under Key Bridge)
to Lorcom lane, right on Lorcom lane
to Quincy. ST.. right 8 blocks to 25th
st.. right to homes. PAUL T. STONE.
PIT 18th st. NV. ST. 3-26SS.
2-BEDRM. DUPLEX in nearby Arl.
near schools. shopping and buses;
Minis. to PentRgon. Lee fenced
yard and porch. 81, 900. Can as
sumo 50 OF loan. call ewes. or week
ends. IA. 2-096e. IA
SIO,50O--2 bedrooms. tile bath: oil
heat u acre; Annandale AREA !;
$1,000 down. Shown By MASON
ARST. .Annandale, Va. II. 2-7447.
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HOUSES sALE-s.E. tcons.)

NEAR CAP. AND LIBRARY
End st. Sc: Georsetown row, Ice.
home. Two baths, lge. lot; good
cond. $4,000 to $4,000 cash; pos
session. IA. 9-7OlO. -2I
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

COLLEGE PARK-HOLLYWOOD Q.
story brick Colonial: only $4,000;
lst nr. liv. rm., din. rm., equip. kit
2nd mr.. 3 hedrms. and bath; full
bsmt.:. fenced .rard: concrete drive
way: has 4es 1st mortgage payable
sos mo-. incl. everything; owner 60
ing to New Jersey wants quick sale;
reasonable down payment. WE
LAUREL - Three-bedroom rambler,
metal storm windows. Venetian
blinds, King fenced; $500 down
pymts. SOS 20 mo. Laurel 75I-M
MORNINGsmE. II Pickett Drive
Modern bung. on lse. level corner
lot. Det. garage. Exp. attic. Full
hsnlt., and many extras. Owner
must sell. .HILLCREST REALTY CO.
Ii. 7-4040; ewes. JU. 9-2095. %
TAKOMA PIX rms. flrepl., oil
hest; cor lot. fenced. BY appt. MISS
MELENDY, NJ. 9-SS00; ewes. JU
SALE BY owNER-Rambler in near.
by Temple Hills, Md. Two bedrms.
din; rm., large liv. rm. with firepl.
modern kitchen. unfinished attic and
bsmt.: 2 years old: ON lot 100xlS IS.
NO dealers. Call 10. 7-3747. --2I
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COLORED
ShQ5 DOWN

WJ0J DOWN
1859 Morris I'd. Sc. rms. plu,
apt. in basement, gas hot-air heat
AD 4-0o31: eye.. JE. 2-0259.. -2i
COLOREp-17th & c Sc.
FIRST TIME OFFERED
fine modern tapestry brick, 3 bed.
rms, inclosed porch. side hall. con,
crete front porch; like new throush-
out incl. oil burner and hot-water
heater. There Is no nicer property
available to you in the city. Cali
Mr. kitchens. ATLAS REALTY, ST.
3-736S. -23
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Town & Suburban, EN-. 2-94OO

Cleveland Park-$24,9 $50
Here Is an immac det. brick home,
near schools and in nice area
has recep. hall, liv. rm., din. rm.,
2nd H., 3 nice bedrms., bath and
sleeping porch; rec rm.: oil h.-w.
h: bullt-in garage; nice lot and
Rhrubbery. Owner has to sell.
BILLINGSLEY REALTY co,
EN-. 2-2326 TIL 9. PM.
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MT RAINIER

81 900 down; / block school; hand
NAL reeep. hall. Z large equip. kits,
eaths, full bsmt. Income here
Miss Dillon. COX q 90. UN. 4.1626.
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
I BEDRMS.-1I2 BATHS
APPROX 81 000 CASH

p1IGMcT NJ; oN Pg'UUv T.sv TTnH2s TaTeA
Spacious newly decorated home in
IMMACULATE condition. Reception
hall. lge. square liv. rm., din. rm.,
completely charming, well-equipped
kit. with breakfast area, secluded
screened porch. Four excellent bed
rms. on End f.: hall stairs to par
tally finished attic; garage; WALL
TO-WALL CARPETING ON ENTIRE
1st AND 2nd FL. TO REMAIN. Well
Handicapped large fenced rear yard
quiet street; attractive. convenient
section. Early possession. once
open It'll Q.
Town & Suburban EN- 0-oAnn
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631 2 NAPTTOT

634 E. CAPITOL
A bargain. 4-story house. 31a baths
nicely furn. to the top; gear ga.
rage. Income over $500 per mo
Roomers want to stay. Shown bs
appt. only. Priced right for quick
sale. Substantial cash required
Sun. and ewes, Ii. 3-3625.
HENRY w, WOOD
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Desirable Facilities
AUTOMOTIVE
USED-CAR LOT

FOR LEASE. Well lighted, air-eon.
ditioned once. 10000 square feet.
Best advertised used-car lot in town,
Will consider responsible new-caf
dealer only. call Mr. Michaelson
or Mr.. Nesgoda. AUTO WHOLE.
sALEEe, 1871 BladensburE I'd. ne.
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FOREST HTs.-oNLY Sl4,950
MODERN GROOM DET. BRICK
Three bedroom Colonial: fireplace;
large. equipped kitchen; full bsmt.
auto. washer; air conditioner; large,
must sell. Call Mrs. Cox, ATLAS
REALTY CO., LU. 2-S136 or, ST.
3-730S. I'll
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CHEVY CHASE
WOODSIDE, S. S.

4 bedrms.. ga baths, tiled bsmt.; Ige.
liv. .rm. with fireplace. In tip-top
condition. Nice level lot. Just
blocks circle.
WOODSIDE, S. S.
An excellent stone house of 5 bed
rms. 2 baths, large liv. rm.; full
din. rm.; finished attic; large beau
tiful lot For inspection Of above
houses, please call RAYMOND j.
LYNCH CO., Lo. 4-6400. LO. g.
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AMERICAN UNIV. PARK
Cathedral Ave. Area.

Just y block on Conn. ave. Semi
detached brick of 6 rooms. 2 baths;
vide hall entrance, living room,
family sized dining room. large kit
2nd floor; full bsmt, oil hot water
heat. Priced at the very low figure
Of S16.500 terms. Call LEGUM &:
GERBER REALTY CO., EN-. 10000,
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$1,000 DOWN
HOUSES FOR SALIVA,

ABINGDON ST.. just OF Wilson blvd
"A most attractive, 3-bedrni', brick
Cape Cod, in peri. cond. with full
bsmt... and very nice fenced in
lot; 2 bedrms. downstairs. Good
terms. CECIL B. LUPTON, Realtor
ia. 1888; ewes, ia. 2-S311.
ALEX. HUNTINGTON. 1893 Arl. ter
bedrms.. semidet., extra lot; swim.
ming pool. Open Sun. 2-5. Low
cash. S77 mo. JE. 4-13s5. --25
ALEX. AREA-S11, $50 bedrms.
semidet.. yrs. old; assume CT So.
42O.45. $65 mo. No agts. OF. 4-92SS
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-07-09
EVANSVILLE

The Maple Grove Ladies' Aid
Society of the Brethren church
met at the home of Mrs. Bernard
Merrill, with Mrs Brydon Hochler
as leader. The topic was Mature"
Mrs. Ada Bowser read the Scrip
ture, and prayer was offered by
Mrs Arthur Resi-. Day is Dying
in the West" was sung by the
group. Others taking part in the
program were Mrs Perry Wilburn,
Mrs. Alvin Bowser, Mrs. Richard
Grumbling and Mrs. DelWOod Mer-
rill. Mrs. Elmer Green, president
had charge of the business meet
ing II was decided to reveal secret
sisters at Christmas. There were 18
members and one visitor present
The August meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs Arthur Resi-. Re-
freshments wccr served.
Mrs Eliza Yost has returned to
her home in LaVale after spending
several weeks with her daughter
Mrs Galen Beachy
Misses Vida Warwick and Kay
Beachy returned to Hagerstown
where they are employed by the
Fairchild Aircraft corporation,
after spending the weekend with
their parents, Mr., and Mrs. William
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Warwick and Mrs. Galcn Bcachy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Raab and
family, Baltimore, were guests Of
MIR. and Mrs. Jonas Mckenzie for
several days.
J. A. Beachy has returned to his
home after spending a week fish
ing in Canada, accompanied by his
son and daughter-in-laW, MIR. and
Mrs. Walter Beachy of Wilkins
burg, Pa.
Guests at the J. A. Beachy home
over the weekend were Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. A. Schaeffcr Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Fisher, Of StoyestoWn, Pa;
Mrs. Florence Ashby Canton, Ohio;
Mr.. and Mrs. William Beachy and
daughter, Baltimore, Mr. Beachy
is a grandson of Mr. Beachy.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles !. BeVans
and daughter, Miss Sue Marlcne,
we're guests of their mothers, Mrs
Agnes Brcnneman, Bittingcr, and
Mrs. Eva b. Beachy over the holi-
day.
Guests of MI and Mrs Hayward
Broadwater and family over the
weekend we're Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Herbert Philadelphia, Pa; Mrs
Buford Stahl and Miss Charlotte
Stahl, Williamsburg, Pa.
Miss Minnie Yommcr Daniels, of
Philadelphia. Pa, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Barbara Younkin.
Mrs. Vernie Smouse and son,
Hervey. Oakland, were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Gortner
James Smart left last week to
serve as counselor at boys camp
near Washington, ID. c.
Sunday dinner guests Of Mrs
Eva B. Beachy were Mr. and Mrs.
Charles |. Bevans, daughter Miss
Sue Marlene, Arlington, Va; Mr.
and Mrs. James c. Beachy, Wash
ington, d. c. Other guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Herbert, Phila-
delphia, Pa: Mr. and Mrs. ID. II.
Hickman, Mrs Buford Stahl, Miss
Charlotte Stahl, Williamsburg, Pa;
Hayward BroadWatcr, son Petite
Broadwater and friend, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey Dietle
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-07-09
Report Is Given
On Tree Planting

Some 1696,615 trees we're planted
this year in Garrett, Allegany, Fred
erick and Washington counties, ac-
cording to William II. Johnson, dis
rict forester.
The trees were planted during
the latter part of March through
early May on private and state
owned land. A total of 436 acres of
public owned land was planted,
while 1,26Oi2 acres we're planted
by citizens, clubs, associations, for
est industries and others.
johnson said the number of trees
per acre is about 1000 and they
are planted about seven feet apart
In Garrett county 1927 acres of
land were reforcstcd; Allegany
county 1877 acres; Frederick county
500 acres; and Washington county,
l72 acres.
Machinery was instrumental in
the planting OF 63GOOO trees, the
balance planted by hand in the
more billy regions Majority of
trees included white pine, red
pine, Scotch pine, Norwegian
spruce and white spruce. Also
planted were Asiatic chestnut, tulip
poplar. European larch, hemlock,
Frazier fir, short leaf and Virginia
pine.
The reforcstation plan is spOn-
sored by the department of State
Forests and Parks, in cooperation
with the Soil Conservation and
Game and Fish departments of
Maryland The seedlings were fur
nished free of charge by the depart
ment to timberland owners.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-07-09
The Beauty Is Soul Deep


Saw two movies recently. One
was on the state of West Virginia,
ono on the state of Maryland. The
greatest contrast | noticed was in
the showing of two waterfalls.
Blackwatcr Falls was given sew
cral feet of film and the speaker
said something about it being one
of the most beautiful spots east of
the Mississippi.
The Maryland movie in summing
up the beauties of our state showed
one little flash of Muddy Creek
falls with marry a mention Of name
or location
It's not that we want to under
rate our neighbors' beauty but
make the test yourself and see if
our Swallow Falls Park isn't as
brCathtaking and soul-satisfying as
any spot east of the Mississippi.
Never has it been any lovclier
or better kept than this year. But
| know people living within 80
miles who travel and are forever
looking up interesting places, when
told of Swallow Falls say Il never
heard of it."
Let's talk about it when we're
away from home Let's take our
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-07-09

farm-stored grains. Loans and pur-
chase agreements on these grains
will be available through January
81, 1854. Further information may
be secured at the County p. NJ. A.
office
Acreage allotments and market
ing quotas announced for the 1854
wheat crop will not affect wheat
harvested this year Acreage allot-
mcnts we're not established for
wheat or other grains to be har-
vested in 1858 and all farmers pro-
ducing the above mentioned grains
are eligible for price support.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-07-09
DEER PARK

Members of the WSCS met on
Thursday evening with Mrs. Flora
Haines and Mrs. Mabel Thinner
man as hostesses. Mrs. Hilda Madi-
gan had charge of the devotional
meeting.
Misses DeAnna and Judy Har-
man are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Chef
Close.
Miss Beverly Skipper is visiting
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Skipper, Swallow Falls.
Misses Nancy Rhodes, Patricia
Bowser and Betty Ann DeBerry
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-07-09
Price Support Rates
Announced For
Wheat, Other Grains

The price Of wheat harvested in
Garrett County in 1858 will be sup
ported at from $222 to S2.3l per
bushel. depending upon the grade,
it was announced by Dorsey Guard,
chairman of the County p. NJ. A.
Committee. Price support will be
accomplished by means of loans
and purchase agreements To be
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are attending All Club Camp AL
GaWa.
Mrs. Laura Flanagan had a picnic
for members Of her Sunday school
class Tuesday. Five members of the
Primary department and six visi-
tors were present.
Mr. and Mrs. William Graham,
Baltimore, were recent guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. George.
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Governor McKeldin announced
he was interested in reducing
Chesapeake Bay Bridge toll rates.
Rate is now $l.4O per car and
driver, with rs cents additional for
each occupant.
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1t Runs Through
My Mind
BY POLLY j. HANST
STRAIGHT From The JUDGE

Straight From The Judge
Almost straight that is The
Judge told it to a friend who told
it to me.
When the Judge of West Vir-
ginia court was asked if he ever
got any laughs while on the bench,
he told this story.
A young man was being tried for
disturbing worship His lawyer was
fresh from the university and sat
like a bump-apparcntly making
no effort to defend the fellow.
One witness after another was
brought to the stand Finally Aunt
Jane" testified.
Yes, it had been disgraccful,"
She said scdately, the way he car
ricd on"
The boy is sunk thought the
Judge as Aunt Jane left the stand,
and that young lawyer is display
ing only stupidity"
The judge began to get nervous.
Finally the opposition asked the
so-called rowdy to take the stand.
Nov" said he in brilliant man
ner. tell just what you did that
night at the meeting house"
No objections from the young
lawyer Just sat and pulled at the
lobe of his ear
The young man testified.
It's like this. didn't go to break
up the meetn' but when they got
to singin and shoutin', Aunt Jane
here got happy and started rolling
on the floor. When she passed by
me her dress was up little too
far-and | could see her boomers
were made of sacking. | just
couldn't hold in any longer when
] saw printed on the back of them,
800 pounds of sugar"
The court room exploded. The
judge wanted to do likewise. SO
he pounded his gavcl and said
Court dismissed