davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Seward seaport record., 1954-03-19

soIIy 0'NeiII, Anchorage Junior High. $500 first prize,
 elementary school division:
 Food to people all over the world is furnished by the Alaska salmon industry which is also the Territory's chief source of tax revenue One of the most important things the salmon industry does is to
Seward seaport record., 1954-03-19

Renuid Evsnson, Fairbanks, Sloo second prize. .elen,eniury school division: we Alaskans especially should eat salmon because it Is good food for us as growing children and also because by using this good Alaskan prod uct, we will all help Alaska grow"
Seward seaport record., 1954-03-19

cry s'ercJe. grain iiorogo. iodfine or feeding bcrns. hoa houses. laying houses or combination bvidinas 10 fiji your exaei needs.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1954-10-01
Come Back to
Haunt Montana

on November 2, there will be yet another attempt
made to knock out the state liquor store system,
such as Rep. George O'Connor (Carbon), tried Gun
successfully to do in 1858
Accordingly, if MOntanans would keep their rigid
ly supervised liquor store system earning additional
millions of dollars for the operation of state govern
ment if Montana citizens would strike letha blow
at all attempts to egalize bgtme gambling, whether
in 1855 1857 whenever it is important they elect
people to each legislative session who will stand four
square against the forces of vice which would corrupt
our state morally politically, socially and economi
caly.
That Montana voters may know how legislators
seeking reelection stand on vital gambling liquor
and law enforcement issues present from the of
fetal House and Senate Journals the roll call votes
on such proposals considered by recent legislative
assemblies:
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1954-10-01

FLA HEAD (FouSeJ
Armstrong, O. j.
Breeder, Fred
Haines, Fred
GALLATIN (House)
Chaffin, Dean
Sales, Walker
Purdy, r. P.
GARFIELD (House)
Macdonald, John
GLACIER (House)
Higgins, Dave
GOLDEN VALLEY blouse
Corcoran, Dan
GRANITE (House)
Johnson, Erick
HILL (House)
Durkee, Robert
Hess, H. II.
Purdy, Lowell
JEFFERSON (Senate)
Alley, John
(House)
Rieder, Arnold
JUDITH BASIN (Senate)
McKenna, George
(House)
Hughes, Gerald
LEWIS & CLARK (House)
Smith, j. Miller
Tobin, Tom D.
LIBERTY (House)
Barrett, Fred
LINCOLN (Senate)
Weydemeyer, w, W.
(House)
Goodgame, Allen
MADISON (Senate)
Sagunsky, Walter
INCOME (House)
Beck, Martin
MEACHER (House)
Ringing, Paul
MINERAL (House)
Jensen, Art
MISSOULA (Senate)
Worden, Donovan
(House)
Haines, Tom
Nybo, C. N.
Reed, Mrs. D. ].
MUSSELSHELL (Rouse)
Goffena, L. w.
Clark, Earl
PARK (Houss)
Walton, Clarence
PETROLEUM (Senate)
Cole, Kenneth
(House)
Gershmel, M. M.
Skibby, Ed
PONDERA (House)
Seifert, J. P.
POWDER RIVER (House)
Powell. L. D.
PRAIRIE (House)
Haines, H. H.
2AVALLI (House)
Wetzsteon, Fred
(senate)
Andersen, VoIney
= Continued q
Evening star., 1954-04-14
Ways 10 Minimize
Juvenile Delinquency
Aired in I'd Precinct

Ways to minimize juvenile de-
linquency in the I'd precinct
were discussed last night at a
mass meeting of some 200 per-
sons.
It was concluded that if resi-
dents do their best to combat
such crime through bettering
social conditions, the precinct
may become one of he finest
in the city.
This was the general feeling
expressed by Police Capt. John
Winters Of the precinct. The
meeting, sponsored by the East
Central Civic Association, was
held in the Winfred Scott Mont
gomery School, 415 p street NV.
"The police are not experts in
social problems" Capt. Winters
said. "All they can do is try
and know the law and enforce
it. The citizens can do what
they can to improve the law and
try and improve social condi-
tionS."
Frederick Mallon, of the Board
of Condemnation of Insanitary
Buildings. said there is direct
connection between bad housing
and crime. He said his organi-
zation. being understaffed, can
only make spot inspections of
housing.
He pointed out that sometimes
condemning a building because
it has outside toilet facilities can
create a social problem, because
the residents may move into
perhaps a one-room apartment
or tenement house, with its ac-
companying difficulties and un-
rest.
Other speakers were Mrs.
Travola Adams. principal of
Langston School, and the Rev.
John j. Conner of Holy Re-
deemer Catholic Church.
All the recommendations were
referred to a steering committee
of the civic association. There
will be another meeting shortly,
at which the plans will be sifted
Evening star., 1954-04-14
I 90
- each

Window Box with Ivy and Geraniums m
24-in. metal box with red geraniums .96
and glossy green English ivy------ea,
Hyacinth Plant white, pink, blue---ea, =
Tulip Plant, white, red, yellow L
Cinneraria, pink, blue, purple, white, ea.,
Evening star., 1954-04-14
Council in Woodstock
To Discuss Bids on Pool
speeioI Di.poseh 10 The ssar

WOODSTOCK, Va. April IA
Bids and contract awards for the
controversial swimming pool
planned here will be discussed by
the Town Council in an executive
meeting at 2 pm. Saturday.
Proposals to spend $4,000 for
construction of the pool and res
ervoir for reserve water sup
ply were thrashed out Mon
day in a mass meeting, but op-
position to the swimming pool
made necessary Saturdays exec
utive session. Plans for the reser-
voir were virtually unopposed,
although no vote was taken.
Construction of the pool. total
cost of which is estimated at
some $4,000, begins May / and
will be completed by July /. Ten
tative location of the reservoir is
Little Stoney Creek.
Evening star., 1954-04-14
Imported Towering Bulbs and Roots

Imported Flowering Bulbs and Roots
Giant Dutch Peonies, red, white, Pink-------49e
Bleeding Hearts, -------------.----49e
King Size GIodoIus, red, white, pink, purple, iov-
ender, orange blue, yellow 10 for 55e
Dohios, decorative, coctus and ponn-Pon type,
z9e co., a for 81
Lily of the Valley, hte------------25 for 81
Trioidio (Moec She'll FIower) mixed rs for s9e
Montbretios (nnnoture eIodious), mixed,
Is for 89c
SpecoI Holland GlodioIus, mixed,
so for 81, 100 for l.8o
Summer Hyocinth, white, sweet scented 10 for 81
French Anemones, nnixed----------25 for Soc
Flag Pole Connos, mixed --------- for 89e
Double Tuberoses, sweet>scented - for soe
King Size Glodious, mixed $1,000 IS for sss
Turkish Ronunculus, mixed ------- Is for Ses
Evening star., 1954-04-14

with the idea of putting them
into action Robert w. Ewell
heads the committee.
Frank D. Mckinney, president
of the East Central Civic AS
sociation, presided at the meet
ing.
Evening star., 1954-04-14
Everblooming Rose Bushes
5 for 20

Hardy field-grown everblooming roses,
guaranteed to grow all summer long.
Each picture Labeled package contains
. one red, one yellow one pink, one white
and one two-tone.
Evening star., 1954-04-14
Sale! Easter Lily Plants

Perfect symbol Of the Easter sea-
son. Lovely, pure white, sweet
scented lilies, growing in brightly
decorated foil-wrapped pot. Each
plant has four glorious flowers in
bloom and bud. Will thrive for
many, many days.
Evening star., 1954-04-14
Towering & Shade Trees

Dial Ma $500 Any Time for z4-HouV Phone Service!
Use Your Shopping PIots to charss Your Purchases
Evening star., 1954-04-14
Hardy Imported Lily Bulbs

Aurotum Lily teoId band IiIy). white, gold.
8 for ST
ReeoIe Lily, white, pink flushed % for 81
Tiger Lily, orange, scarlet spotted for 81
Coral Lily tTenufoum). dwarf red, for 7se
Henry Lily, oronee, yellow w-------4 for 89e
Orange Triumph Lily. brilliant orange,
s for 81
Evening star., 1954-04-14
I .98
- each
MORE GROWING GIFTS FOR EASTER!

Fragrant Gardenia Plants, pure white 7.98
flowers, many buds uds--------------ea., l.
Hydrangea Plants, huge 2-flower plants, ..
choice of pink, white or blue, plant later C.98
Geranium Plants, colorful fiery red, will 7Oc
bloom all summer long ng------------ea., ~
African Violets, blue, purple pink, OOc
Evening star., 1954-04-14

A gift special! Brilliant reds and
sparkling pinks. Growing in gaily
decorated foil-wrapped pots. En-
Joy them indoors now; plant them
outside later in the season. Will
bloom/ for many springtimes to
come.
Evening star., 1954-12-11
AUTOMOBILES FOR sALl

PONTIAC as cow: HYDRA. heater;
excel; ecnd; end; First sass cash takes.
P6NTiAc isis chieftain a. iu1s se-
Ss1 ssst ecv.4s = ana 6Sy 81 HstsMse sts s os,y ssy
down. oTaoW " WILLIAMS ) BUICK.
1929 Rhode Island ave. ne. Ill
RENAULT 4-doof: powder blue 4
nnev tres excellent condition; Sss.
rSNriiae SSi isSsS. 81 ~sa convert; ID ca.,
new black. tor. new tires, Sacrifiee.
Privately cvred. WA. 1855. Ia
STUDEBAkER Sc Champion 4-doof;
b. and o.d.; very low mileage; !
owner; Sse5, BOWMAN sTupE.
BAKER. 1900 oeorsia ave, RA.
sIub5EBAKER so Land Cruiser: r.
and h.. cd. sc, dark tray; ,
BAKER. 700 deofsis ave. "A.
sTTubbEBAKER TitbE .s1 champion 4.dr.:
r. and b., cd. SC: dark gresn: loy
sTUpEBAKER, 1900 oeorsia ave.
sFTHDsbakEn FH1 sill 1919 champion Isa sss.l
de luxe 4-dr.: r, b.. oyerdriye, excel.
s9Sa ssssr = EasS 81 % sasSs sssi 4So. Can eyes,
sftG6EBakER ~ champion a.drs
feet: ideal and car LoT cIEAR-
terms. KIRK MOTOR Co. 1000
sfGDfsBAkER Tti 1851 s.a.ni tany
eauipped; good buy. S5o1. AMER
ICAN SERVICE CENTER, studebeker
Dealer. 5s5 N. Glebe rd., Arl.. Va.
siT1nDiEBaKER '5s REGAL de iazs
Champion 2-door; radio. heater; i'm:
maculate condition; safety tested
Sos5sn'fsS S'd, "a 7fsSs sssS VA! SAuL .v. sR1s sa
sTu6GBAkER h6SHiBs isEs 70 01s47 Commander
eony.: = and h. Best cffer. Gan
voTEksW.GEN STk sVSG so de lux. sedan:
economical trsnsp. In car known
for its dependability. Se75. kI.
HiILYs ls4e station wagon: GOOD
condition; good tires. SSs6. oWSSER'
wiLLYS 1850 station wagon: radio.
heater. overdrire. excellent condts
ton: owner win sacrifice. $500. RA.
6-2T76. HE. 4-2S1S
WILLYS JEEP 'sa; 4-wheel drive;
s475. Call Ju. s-io67 or Ju e
wILIYs. station wagon: looks and
sacrifice, S395. for quick sale. 27o1
Woodley pl. NV, AID. 4-59S4. Id
Evening star., 1954-12-11
TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORD 1852 truck FL: good cond..
/ owner: r. and b.. new white side,
wall tires; S795. DU.. 5-s1O1. ---l2
FORD 1858 " ton pickup: low mile
age. Pract. new tires: 5000. K1.
S-1S9S. liz
FORD as acton pickup: excel. cond.
OIL. 4.76g4,. 1905 Bradley nlyd..
Bethesda, Md. -12
FORD, stake body; motor recently
overhauled; excellent buy for small
contractor; S245. AP. 7-5112, after
6 pm, liz
FORD ie47 1.a-ton stake body; s2s5.
ISTEiRN2rdIoNAL ii tlI2dSiN 1e4s s.-ton pick
up: good cond.. good tires. 1915.
WILLYS 1858 sedan delivery; shiny
forest green finish; driven less than
10000 miles; an outstanding value
at ,$9g5; low-cost GMAC terms Y
desired. sTOHLMAN CHEVROLET,
32S9 M st. NV. AID. 2-162S; 33rd
and M sts. NV. AID. 2-1646. Ill
Evening star., 1954-12-11
AUToMoeIlEs FoR SALE

PACKARD 1889 .iao' sedan; :. and
price. OHIO WILLIAMS BUICK.
1020 Rhode Island ave. ne. Ill
PLYllOUIn ,5S cranbrook 4-dr.: 1
si.io0. cSH RI 1865. Ext. sIs.
PLY1oUTH IS 4-dr. sedan: radio
Best cash ofief. u. I-S4ss. ia
PLYM0UTH 81 Cranhreok; pert.
excel. buy. s6l6. KE. 7s0iS0. Ia
PLYMOUTH 81 Concord; light ereen,
heater. defroster: low mileage: very
clean, S645. CO 5-6493. --12
"a Beivedere: 5000
miles, one owner. fully equipped,
bright yellow with black TOP. best
offer Telephone tt. B-S50S. Friday
nishh Saturday or sunday pm.
IPLYMoUTH 'ss Belyedere: blue gray;
~ extras; new car eond.; best ofier.
PIfMo,S1iTsai M,Sisi .4e club coupe: nechani-
ealiy In good cond.; $500 tor quick
sale, 73ls Georgia ave. NV. EA,
PIYScurAA IYaSSsS AZ 81 ios s.ssiSn NiSa wagon sioo.
PLYMOUTH 1910 eony.; good eondi-
tion; 500. Caii OIL, 7-90i2. -l2
PLYMOUTH "a Plaza suburban.; q
tone green, heater, turn signals; 49,
600 miles; excellent condition; ST.
7a5 Call. HE. 4-3S4J. la
PLYM0UIH, 1854 Bslyedere suburban;
tires. de luxe heater; only 1000 mi; ;
only $685.. with $3.50 down: bank
rate financing APPROVED AUTOS.
fLYM0uLH 53 Cranerook 4,5r.;
psSSo,1gTMS pss2S gM 4; 44ossSs;, ssss,., 4. ,ux. gsos
PLYMOUTH 1864 2-tone sedan; al
most new very low mtleagei 81 .495
or Ma. s-6630. Ext. SOC. daytime.
PLYMOUTH 'se cranbrook. 4-dr,:
ells; top eond: a real l buy for ssny Snly
TOR Co. 50l3 Ga. ave. NV, RA.
PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH ,4s cdr. Special de luxe;
can't be beat for S325; cony. terms.
VINCENT Motor Co. 5ol3 Ga,
ave. NV. RIA. 6-04a0. Ia
rdSsSg5H dals ss55 ii visefS SS iRos4SB ao4SR e01s CO.
5013 Ca. ave. NV. RA. $1,000;
PLYMOUTH 1850 cony.: +. and h,
Wv. tires; e good eond,; reas. price.
PLYMOUTH '36; good running eond !;
heater; sos or best ofier. XII. &
PLYaoUrH 1s4s 4-dr. sedan; tan;
r.. b., nylon s.c.: In good eond,
PLYMOUTH 1858 cranbrook t.dr.
sedan: Hy-Drive, tinted windows.
heater. undercoating; one owner.
good cond. $1,000. EN-. 3-6s25s
PONTIAC "a custor Star Chief
4-door. beautiful coral red and
white top; low mileage; showroom
appearance; new-car guarantse;
S2.295; low down payment; STAND
ARD PONTIAC. 7125 Baltimore ave.
college PIX. Nd, AP. T-4ss2. Ill
PONTIAC ON sooS 4 iiss Sssaeoi eonpsny 5ay oeisi
car; positively like new: nsw.sar
PFoNTfAc, FeodNSTTTfAsecs 7lss Baltimore ave. Col.
ieee PIX. Nd, AP. 7-42S2. I'll
PONTlAI 81 station wagon; HYDRA
Matte de luxe LETT over, I,fs nsver e
sod; ,e,.,t s2:ssse, FLOOD 0 vd PokEsIlAe,SS' sIsIle,S
PoNTIkC '5S chieftain "s" converts
Matte. custom radio. heater, WV.
tires: brand new top: showroom. ap-
pearance: very low mileage; safety
tested guaranteed; only S1,1g5.
PAUL BROS. tQldsl. KE. 5-l30s;;
wis. ave. and Ellicott St. go. -l3
PONTIAC '53 convertible; low mile
TOP. Wv. tires; heavily eailipped;
q real show piece: 81. .795: low down
payt. STANDARD poNTIAc. 1l2b
Baltimore ave-. College PIX. Mo.
AP. 1922. Ill
Evening star., 1954-12-11
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

$4, 900 SECOND TRUST; $4,000
down: new detached brick. excel
lent makers. ST. 3-9433. Ia.
ss.i End TR.. payt. ss7 mo-: mod.
D. c. brick, S2.175; seasoned,
S5,033 End tr.. pay. S61 mo-. be-
hind $3.50 o.. and |. LIST, S3,450.
pt soo -sias sEGoND Do rsGsT s1saai sorE. soss
discount. uN. 4-56ti5. iii
$4,000. End TRUST. pay, S125 per
mo-, SCI int; due In full In 5 yrs.
on 100000 Md. apt. house. DU.
Evening star., 1954-12-11

CONTINENTAL, 1852. 35 It.; 2 bed.
rms, all mod; lived in less than ]
yr. S2.495. Can accept as little ai
S495 down. Unpaid balance through
sTREAMLrTE. T 1854, 81 IT,: com.
pletely modern; has shower with
tub; used less than 80 days. 81, ,B95
viii accept as little as S695 down
PAN AMERICAN, 1949. 33 #: !
bedrm.; Just like brand-new. S2.495
MOBILE CRUISER, 1862, 35 IT.;
GLIDER, 1862, 33 IT,: all modern;
COLONIAL. 1858. 25 IT,: / bedrm
faiyga 1859: i bedrm.: wall-to.
wall carpeting: all modern; 80 IT
Cannot be told from brand-new, in.
side or out. S3,495.
SEVERAL OTHERS to choose from
Prices have been reduced on some
of these. We are offering as much
as $1,000. 1t will paw you to visit
COLES
WASH. BALTIC. BLVD.
3 Miles N. OF Laurel, U. 8.
Parkway 5-1922 liz
Evening star., 1954-12-11
'soATs

I6-FT. FAMILY OUTDOARD run
about with 22-hp: Jonnseil !, n.Sseo6' sSea,'
se-rT. CuTTER. s.. 800;
deep keel sailer, In Al ecads grey
marine engine. 1 bunks, gailey. :C;,
iuIl head room. CAL Du. 7-oaS4-
i OWENS ourBoARD CRulsERs q
f.. wonderful condition: with ls5s
side Curtains and many extras;
1890. III w. HORNBAKKR 0cco-
unan. We. Phone occcauan 100,l ,l0i,
3sxIi CRUISER. D6-h.p. Gray lugger,
Steers q; completely equipped: built
1oA1, completely Feecrdltionea
sacfificed at 80, 500. Finance. ~.
Evening star., 1954-12-11
BOATS tceas.I

oUTBOARD MOTOR, 1858 Eigin. MI
h.p., Just winterixed aud conditioned
ike new: xD6, cash or viii accep'
deposit and hold I'll spring JE
1850. liz
as-FT. CABTN CRUISER, repair
needed. Best ofier. cali IA. 2-S676
es-FT. CABIN CRUISER must sell
$1,000 or best offer. Phone Ma
S-13I6 or Ii. 7-9053. liz
RcA. 10 v.
Il channels. like new. Si55
oIUTBoHRiDV MOTOR, wizard. IN ex.
celIent condition. new gas tank ant
propeller: $50. Call Midway 5-3756
--16
NEW cHRYSLER MARINE ENG
Ms Royal gasoline engines; i4i MP
at 1900 rpm: raw water-cooled
electric starting. complete With
Cs.rysler reverse reduction gears
ratio 4.4S:I eud 2:1. ri1ht hand
propeller rotation: quantity AVIAN
able
THE BOSTON METALS co
Curtis 7.5o50
BIB s Baltimore 81. Baito.. =. Mo
Evening star., 1954-12-11
5-ACRE HOMESITE
LoTs AND ACREAGE WANTED

WILL BUY FOE CASH, . to 30 lots.
\ IaIs aSiiity. aas assu,ldes. der HARRY RoD. An, AD.
EAsE COMMERCIAL, 1oo-i5O I'll
frontage: vie. Baileys Crossroads,
Eplumbia pike Or Duke Sta Alex. Box
Evening star., 1954-12-11
rRAlLERS

80 SPARTAN ROYAL MANSION
30 It., 1906; aluminium: bedrnl..
liv. rra.. Kit. shower. RE. 6-701s.
WHITLEY, as. 2s It. plus. 2 rms;
81 1896; will finance. Lot 3S, ancient
Oaks Trailer Court. Falls Church,
asstr yaz, u; RRSNT2S S,T2Sa Housr TRAILER,
sale. Apply Lot l07. Potomac
2f-FT. HOUSE TRAILER, sx20. at
tacfled lip, rm., $500, 242 Temple
Trailer Village. XII. S-9240,
Evening star., 1954-12-11

SPARE TIRE KIT, dual mufier change
over kit, 53 Mercury, chrome. Ap.
4-S700. leave name and phone no.
MAGIC-AIR HEATER, 1854 Ford.
TnsEs nsT; sNn HE 47s1a2; TsiE2s %, sc.,7. III
new; $16 takes al. RA. 3-2634.
zig
Evening star., 1954-12-11
MOTORCYCLES
lUToMoTivE MISCELLANEOUS

HARLEY-DAvIDSON 81 'a74." ex-
ceIIent condition; S495; extras.
Call ia. 7-1620. ---12
Evening star., 1954-12-11
AvlATIoN

J3 CuB, newly recovered and com
pIefsly oyefhauled. Zero time since
major: low-time engines: 90. Sat.
and Sun. call JU. b-663b. LIZ
Evening star., 1954-12-11
Guaranteed Second Trusts
MONEY WANTED

D. C. FIRM. vel known and sub
stantially established, requires Sio,-
900 cash for Immediate expansion
program. Top interest rate PAYABLE
monthly. Complete loan repayAnie
in 12 months. Ample security as
surance offered at time OF inquiry.
Write Box AK. star. --lS
Evening star., 1954-12-11
''SAVENAC''
LoTs AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

~ GnbNS E~N6ENSs WV oSAe6
.-~--~--------~-s~------ ---------.-------------.
LOTS-Giye HER beautiful wooded
honesite for Christmas. Lots in de-
slrahle areas are becoming increas-
lngly SCARCE and correspondingly
more valuable. Also Maryland acre
co. e. 5es24Sss. Sss' Va" m'''' '.N4fi' S1f
DUPLEX ZONE most desirable
lots, 50xl32. near Wilson blvd. and
veitch; only $4,000 each. j. WES-
LEY BUCHANAN. INC. JA. 4-1155.
Ia
a.7 ACRES near Clinton. Md.-Util-
ity line by property; $1,000. CY
I-Sooo. LIZ
FALLS CHURCH-For builder or in
vestor. 4 level. cleared lots, averag-
ing 15.645 IT,, plus an older house
ss 1eed S 9f WA4 EsgsiT Ey al n,rfgANsN fer Only
INC, ia. 4-1155. Ia
COUNTY APPROVED subdivision;
paved streets; near Fort Meade and
mere Acres. Waterloo 1092-J-4.
COLLEGE PARK PROPER-2h acres,
commercial ground or will divide
into smaller parcels, adjoining new
shopping center. For details. call
JAMES JAM VA M. 7.SA6J cARR' NC Coles College
homesife WITH ff'ef fronfsss ~ a4I G'fne faet
on one side and 273 feet on other;
GOOD, rich soil for garden; only 20
minutes from d. c. line; located 4
miles north Of Marlboro; outstand-
erTms ieT v'ss can Il n LEo SsSS sfRea seaiopSe naa
ham Park. AP, T-3l3l. --12
LAKE BARCROFT--choice Lakefront
lot in section 3. 115-ft. frontage
with q 90-ft. frontage on the lake,
$50 It. deep; price, $500, only
$4,000 cash needed. Can re; g.
RAMBLER sITEs--1oo by 200 IT..
Ma Only 81 10 .odo n50 each sVeo On s0,lnsi goai
$4,000: ewes. RA. 3-051s. liz
FARMS. ACREAGE, LOTS See
BRNUrMfFALs N IA SRA TRAcTSA e WA sclss sc1sla \,
argyle Country Club. Lo. 5-lAsb.
ROCKVILLE "A lots for detached
4 blocks from courthouse; S2,10Q
sssh sSn cail Nj arsess eassbiing sosERr sEfs and
AsskESSSr Ssk5 GH Oh s,IT IIis&5o ,or "a Ina aT;,.
Montsomery County: zoos location
for rentals, near stores. schools and
transportation; trsaSs utilities In: 10.
on Oily WATER. in Fairfax county, as
septic tank. walk to elementary
sihcSl; Go suitable si,b 1ns for hSSse hSa under
sess scn ysS ssr 81 sprinIeid ESSfh
c6dNfRY 6ti a1siSs' CLUB aT HrLLs--auaf,er
acre. and larger wooded lots;
.S4,50o and up. KE. 6-S395. la
sS ACRES nearby Prince Georsss
Will make about 100 lots. ideal To-
cation for S12.500 houses. UP. At
81 800 per acre, you have q Specu-
lative price. H. G. GARy1N, Lo.
6-4477:: ewes. and Sun. DU. 7-4920.
NEAR WASHINGTON ANNAPOLIS
FREEWAY--2 and 5 acre homesites,
In beautiful Forest Hills; outstand-
ing value at $3.50 per acre. reason
Lanham Park, AP. 1851. --12
ATTENTION, BUILDERS
AND DEVELOPERS
Approx; SO ,,s.I. acres IN Fairfax GO; nss. =.
RSoMYE Se o oLAMso,RN, iIsS, isIt ReSltor. Excia.
sive Agent. OF. 4-s5S6. OF. 4-s035,
Ia
Westmoreland Hills
Excellent wooded lots available fol
individual or builders In the beau
tiful suburban community, lOUGH. !.
BOROUGH DEVELOPMENT CORP
Can OIL. 2-T33S. 8 pm. to 8 2. m
ATTENTION, BUILDERS
OAKWOOD KNOLLS
FINEST LOCATION In ND.
BEAUTIFUL HoMESTTES
Evening star., 1954-12-11

Westmoreland Hills
Excellent wooded lots available for
individual or builders In the beau
tiful suburban community. lOUGH-
BOROUGH DEVELOPMENT CORP
ATTENTION, BUILDERS
OAKWOOD KNOLL.S
FINEST LOCATION IN MD.
BEAUTIFUL HoMESTTES
Opposite Landon School
WILSON LANE
66 to 80 Ft. Front, 81 $50 Up
SEWER. WATER IN SUBDIVISION
SHAPIRO
SALES INCORPORATED
141S x st. NV. NE. S-1717
Evening star., 1954-12-11

LOTS-Giye HER beautiful wooded
honesite for Christmas. Lots in de-
sirahle areas are becoming increas-
ingly scarce and correspondingly
more valuable. Also Maryland acre
age for sale. Call MRS. GRANT.
CO. 5-6246. Iii
DUPLEX ZONE most desirable
lots, 50x132. near Wilson blvd. and
Veitch; only $4,000 each. j. WES-
LEY BUCHANAN. INC. ia. 4-1155.
Evening star., 1954-12-11

~ : G1N 1NRAN, 0O4A4AD1IAV0
AND DEVELOPERS
Approx. SO acres In Fairfax Co. near
Fairfax Courthouse. Long. frontage
SMYE aSFd ds9s,RNp s9sa, pf1ssisssy SsSisoE asI Slesr
sive Agent. OF. 4-S5S6. OF. 4-S035.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-05-15

nicotine solution, one tea
spoon of this to two gallons
of water to which one-half
ounce of laundry soap have
been Dissolved. AS soon as
buds show color stop feed
ing, but then they need
plenty of water. If it is
very dry, stake plants early
if they need stalking at all.
Cultivate lightly or mulch
with peat moss, leaf mold or
saw dust, and l am sure
you will have healthy
plants. Now in this writing
this seems like a lot of work,
but in reality it is not when
you are doing your other
gardening work, Just a few
minutes devoted to your
NUNS will make the differ
ence between success and
!! failure.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-05-15
Garden Hints

The Master came to earth's
garden
When the morning was
bright and fair,
And lovingly looked on the
splendor
He saw reflected there /;
Blossoms of wOndrous
beauty
Rich colors and rare per-
fumes
And He summoned an angel
to gather
A few of the sweetest
blooms.
Then He carrier them back
to Heaven
Where they never would
wither or die,
But live on forever, rejoic-
ing,
In His wonderful garden
on high.
= .
Chrysanthemums should
be planted before the end of
the month. 1t is hard to tell
anybody just how to grow
NUNS as most peoples soil
differs one from the other,
but the most important re-
quirements for exhibition
NUNS grown outside are fer
tile soil, sunshine and water.
Spade your beds before
planting. Spading fork deep,
put plenty of well rotted
cow manure and $40, which
is an all purpose fertilizer,
and sprinkle bone meal on
this. Remember Chrysanthe-
NUNS are gross feeders.
Plant about Is or 18 inches
apart and when they are
about six inches tall, pinch
out the tip to encourage
branching. AS these grow
they in turn should be
pinched. Allow four or five
stalks to a plant for nice
size blooms or one stalk
Ior extra large bloom. Watch
for plants and they will tell
you when they need food
by their looks. When wat
ering soak the ground once
a week with the nozzle off
the hose. Be careful not to
wet your foliage, especially
in the evening as it will en-
courage mildew. Spray ev-
cry five days or oftener, if
needed. 1t is found that
End -Pest is good all pur-
pose spray for most plants.
If that doesn't control the
red spider and aphis which
some people have trouble
with, use a lime pulphur
dust or a forty per cent