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AriHee. III. OneNeraRe COL 300 week
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Claims Adj. trainee. law grad; Or law
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accountant Resort, N. Carolina $4,000
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BELLMAN
white. rs to 40. Apply in persol
only.
Stratford Hotel

2b E 81. NV. 10
with small truck wanted
for synthetic dry-cleaning plant
producing highest quality work
Good proposition to right man.
Valley. Alex. Va. KI. 9-3Se6 or TE.
BOD3T MAN, must be f,rst class. sober
and reliable: 500 week or better.
Gall VIII. 6-63s7i weekdays, OIL. A.
MANAGER-
competent bookkeeper with thorough
knowledge double-entry bookkeep-
ing; building trade exper. helpful;
salary open. Reply Box 226-K, Star.
BooKKEEPER ASSISTANT. must
chance for advancement | xppiy h
KENNEDY ELECTRIC Co. 1920
BooKKEErER-rocal q Il; EhE;rsEiRr progressive sI or
gnnizatlon REQUIRES services Of ex-
perienced bookkeeper.. Must have
thorough. knowledge. Of double entry
Sfesas DGfoExsepins sa and ,.las hsve been en- N
capacity Of chief bookkeeper. Salary
in excess Of $4,000 per year. Reply
to Box 5-R. Star, giving age,
marital status and o brief sum-
mary 81 educational and experience
BRICKLxYERs wANTED-dood me.
cEanics only; also one appren. with
at least yrs. exp. Call RA. 6-4g30,
BRIcKLAYERs wanted in Bethesda
White non-union mechanics only.
Plenty Of work; working Saturdays,
$3 per hr Out Old Georgetown I'd.
to t0b "a
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ARTIST

Expef;. s-day week. GOOD working
s1larK; rive full Dartieuiars. BOZ
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APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
THE HECHT CO.
F ST. AT 7th NV.

51. Al I'm NV.
ADV. NOVELTY fits over telephone
dial. Fast; seller. Liberal comm. Free
sample, ACME. MFG. Box 567.
REPAIRAEAN - Steady
young man with experience in small
must have automobile. WEST.
BROOK RADIO, 5e0S Conn, ave,
Wo. 6-9406. or Sunday, Wo. $1,000.
fully experienced In
commercial, especially stores and
shopping center planning. Permanent
position. salary commensurate with
experience. Wonderful opportunity
charge, including construction. Give
qualifications and state whether you
have knowledge of structural and
mechanicai planning. Boz 44Q-R,
ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTsMAN, ex-
perienced, fast. capable. knowledge
OF local codes. Good oppor., small
once, varied contemporary work.
Available at once. HO. 2-4222.
ARCHITECTURAL CRAFTSMAN, YER
satility more important than ex-
e,tsn peTitenes. psrmsnsnt. future. Large
tions. z. r. HAUSERMAN CO., 633
Munsey BLDG. call DI. 7y2737.
ARCHITECTURAL CRAFTSMAN, ex.
building project. Give education and
experience in detail and salary ex-
pected. Box 362-H. Star. Js
ARTIST, art studio. I.ayouts, finish,
exper. all around. Exceptional op-
portunity. Write fully. Afford
STqDIos. 100 n Sfd. Charlotte.
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DISTRICT SAILS MANAGER

DISTRICT SAILS MANAGER
THIS COULD BE TT
Stark Bros. Nurseries is now prosper
ing In its I3Sth Year as the recog-
nized leader in its field. We en-
ness. We don't carry samples or
make deliveries We benefit by heavy
national advertising. We have little
or no competition. We can offer an
income on an excellent oyerriae and
bonus seldom offered by other con-
Germs. and solid future that Is
country. This could be the perma-
nent opportunity you are looking
for. For personal interview send
brief resume to Personnel Manager.
BOX tS3. Wantagh. N. u.
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Classified Ads
HELP--MEN
DIESEL EseIsE SALESMAN

Large, nationally known
manufacturer REQUIRES Diesel
sales engineer for this area.
Complete line OF Diesel engines
with unusual sales features.
Model for AL applications.
An exceptional opportunity for
experienced. ambitious man.
Salary plus commission. Write
details OF yourself, what you
have done. Box 12h-R. star.
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--COII
MAN
CREDIT MANAGER

Exceptional opportunity with wash
ington's largest jewelers.. Must be
expef. in the passing and collection
Of budget accounts, Good salary.
ss.are snn,r IL future aurson for ri, the right man. man
loni, FRANC JEWELERS., 18th and
H sts. ne. %
DAIRY FARMER, to manage and
work dairy farm In nearby Md
Phone ,JU. 9-40S3 after 8 pm. or
write c.. L. BROWN. 2107 Belvedere
blvd, Silver Spring, Md.
DANCE TEACHERS, ballroom; inter-
viewers. juniors. supervisors; exper.
necess. Tremendous opportunity
due to expansion program. CaI for
interview. D1 7-1933.
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DAY DTSPAT1!HEE

DAY DISPATCHER
Class I motor carrier, crossing $3.-
day dispatcher. State qualifications,
age, marital status and references
Box 257.M. Star. 81
AND GROCERY
clerk. experienced Iwhitel, part
time MORRISON DELICATEsSEN.
WO. 6-9506. --S
DENTIST-Excel. oppor. for young
dentist to aasociate. BOZ e-K. Star.
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Riverdaie, Nd WA. 7-4444
AUTO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for
firet-class mechanic; $500 per hr.
rate. good paying. an-year-round
work. See Mr.. Carroll or Mr.. San.
ders, AUTO WHOLESALERS. INC.
1871 Bladenshura I'd. ne. Ill
AUTO MECHANIC, experienced for
used car reconditloning. New mod
ern building. Excel working eondi-
tiops. Apply cArTHNESS BUICK.
7700 Wisconsin ave. Mr.. PEERS;
AUTO MECHANIC; s-day week. clean
job servieing new cars, parking
PRIVILEGES, guaranteed income, vaca-
ti0n and insurance. See Mr.. Crabtll,
L. r. STEUART, INC, River road
and B. q o. Railroad. Bethesda. Nd.
AUTOMOBILE MEcHANrc-we have
an opening for q mechanic to work
on our used cars, Must be experi-
eneed IN repairing all makes OF cars.
Sa-day week. High pay. Mr.. Head,
SToHLhfAN CHEVROLET. 33rd and
NJ SITS. NV. 10
AUTO. MECHANIC. with knowledge
Of Hydra-MAtic transmission: 5s-
Apply Jack simpsoh. COLUMBIA
GARAGE. 1884 gthst. NV. --e
AUTO. MECH. Openings for 3 men
with General Motors expef.: paid
vacations, holidays See Mr.. Link,
ADDISON CHEW. SALES. I4th and
Fla. ave. NV. I'D
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SALESMAN

Well-known national corporal ton de-
sires executive-type young man with
management potential. age aS-3S,
Tor career sales opportunity. Prefer
ma man experienced and qualified to
sal. to SIS 200 plus, No reg. fee.
Personnel Division. MANAGEMENT
CONSULTAETS, INC. Suite 600,
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ADVERTISING
DIRECTOR


man wanted. must be
capable OF producing creative idea
layout In fun page space. Wonderful
opportunity for layout artist with
fair and imagination.
PRODUCTION MAN
Young man with good basic knowi-
edge Of type. pfinting and adver-
ttstng production procedures. to as
sist busy executive in Washington's 8
largest advertising department. Per-
manent position with room for ad-
vancement.
ASSISTANT
To work for down stairs store Ad-
yeftising Manager. Grand opportun-
ity for young ambitious advertising
man. Should know copywriting and
how to handle corrections and PASTE
Ips.
APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
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hElP--MEN

ACCOUNTANTS, part time. for pub
lie accounting nrn; 3 ewes. week.
ACCOUNTANTS, semisenior and jun
ior, for ofice Of local CPA nrun.
State age. exper. and salary req.
Box 119-k. Star. -
ACCOUNTANT. JUNIOR, for large
local cPA ONCE: excellent oppor-
lie accounting. Reply stating age,
experience, education and salary
exnecfed Rnx lRh-R Star "a
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ELECTRONIC
ENGINEER

New England engineerine
laboratory has opening for
we'll qualified engineer for
creative development work on
circuits for airborne electronic /,
equipment: unusual working
environment. dement's and OPP
portunity for the riaht man.
All replies held confidential.
Send fun resume.
ApvT. BOX bss. ROOM 1901 :
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CORP. OF AMERICA
ssa wayn. Ave. silver sprins. Nd.

DRIvER, part times over iS, 8 days
week; white only: Ii. 7-6541.
dry cleaning route. In Bethesda area:
$65 z VIZ. and upi exper. desired.
DRUG CLERK-Permanent employ.
ment: very good hours; experiences
necessary Box 444-R. star. --lA
DRUG CLERK--Tp manage, buying,
displaying and all front work, olt
q tegn, up % ssS. wk.; call pu.
DRY WALL,-We need 10 experienced
finishers: top. wages; report ready
70 work: 1921 NJ ct. NV, Monday
EDITOR-WRfTER, labor relations
field; working knowledge OF labor
laws and collective hargaininE re-
duired: law training helpful: ad-
vancement opportunity. Write stats
ing training and experiences, Box
351-R, Star.
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AnIIISTORS

Toung men t6l required for permanent
positions with excellent opportunity
for advancement. Positions now
open due to recent expansion and
promotions. Salary commensurate
with past experience and ability.
Overtime and car allowance paid.
Ju. 7-944b. Mr.. r. x. BossE.
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DANCE INSTRUCTORS

ARTHUR MURRAY beginning its
ballroom teachers training course.
Apply in person, Z pm. to Q pm,
1Ol1 Conn. ave. NV. 10
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HELP-MEN
CRAFTSMEN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
PERMANENT POSITIONS

VACANCIES FOR
M TiiE EIELD Or ORDNANCE
ASSIGNMENTS INVOLVE DETAILED
WORKING DRAWINGS WHICH ARE
COMPLETED FROM SKETCHES,
LAYOUTS, OR OTHER DATA. AP-
PRoXIMATELY 8 YEARS OF
DRAFTING EXPERIENCE RE-
SuiHEp
Liberal employe benefits. For further
information, please call JU. b-72oo.
Personnel Department.
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ARLINGTON ALEX.

WOM6R
Recept. 3 .-typist Fslls F.,Is ch; n ;----$$ $SnS $SdS
RECEIPT. .-secy., Rosslyn .-------$ 65
RECEIPT. .-secy.. real estate---to 5 65
ADMIN. secy., Falls Ch.--------$ 20
Secy.,, King street S-.---$3225
Secy.. Wilson blvd. st. Feb. ! $3.50
secy-. pvt. to insur. exec. ----$2S0
Secy., personnel. So. Arl.------S 81
Steno., seientif. research------S255
Secy., bkkpr., Wilson blvd,-----S 90
Secy., to exec, N. Glebe ---.--$ $3.50
secy, yng., courthse. area Ito $3.50
Clk.-typ.. ins; sales ofe.-,,---- $2S9
CIk clIE.-typ.' STAT pSSksru. srse --199 Se9
Dictaph. secy., Wilson blyd.--$250 Up
Dictaph. secy., med. field ----$226 UP
Typist, tr. on dictaphone $685.
Clk.-typ., magazine --.-GA-~-s--$ $23y
Clk.- typtst. library.-1--.----Ss255 &
clk ttyDi:,. tyDD:.. gersopbnsL ss mel so 99
elk. .-typist, Ari. blvd. 500
Typist. electromatic exper. ----$234
Clk.-typ.. trust dept: expef. $216
Bkkpr.-typ.. retail fleld $3.50 up
BskkDT;3, 81 l1;, ., know RI RE , sO; Ari.- $SsS $ssS
FszrSh Fsmp typist. s1f T' of srsa u nor.si o ~
Accts. rec. clk.. Lee hwy. ----S23S
Ofc. elk, h.s. grad. no .typ.
Rem. Rand bkkpr. mach. or. ].
skkpsS.s mach. opr.. expsr. - ss$Ss
2. q. receipt. typ, good typ. 81, so hr.
p. r. dental asst, win train Isl hr.
Mechanical craftsman, exper. IS 20
Cartographie craftsman 8 20
Lab. technician, exper. $3.50 Up
Commercial artist, no exp. 80
Key punch opr., exper. ---- $3.50
pLtnr x.1.u .tnrn az
Ofc. elk, timekpr., to 35-to s ti3
Tech. ofc. elk. will train-----.$ go
Secy., good speeds, exper. ---- 1866
Steno., yng., Rossiyn --------$ 90
Bank teller trainee -.------- 5000
Sales clk.. exper.. So. Ari. ----S 65
Driyer-sales elk, Falls Chs so
Field eng, Falls Cn. $100
Cartographic craftsman to 81 10 hr.
Physio- -therapisb $500
EInsur. sales trainee, coll. bckgrd.,
Lab tech. blood and chem. $3.50
POTOMAC EMPL. AGCY.
& BUSINESS SCHOOL
2334 Wilson Blvd, Arl. IA. $1,000
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ELECTRICIANS AND HELPERS ~
ELECTRoNIC ENGINEERS

POSITIONS IN RELIABILITY STUDY.
PROGRAM are available with q J
non-profit electronics orgenization
engaged In research on the prob-,
lens OF electroric reliability in mih-
tary equipment. including guided
missiles. Opening both at Washing :,
ton, d. c. HEADQUARTERS and Rt Field,
EngineertnE Investigation Bases In
sthe south and southwest.
Applicants should have Q BSEBs
or Physics degree and familiarity
with electron tubes andIor cireuitry.
Also important are the capacity and
desire TO use engineering fundA.
mentals and original thousht in ilss
analysis Of problems In design, apa,
plieatiofi, maintenance and many
other areas Of electronics. EnGineera
who recognize the critical imports
ance OF reliability In further ex-
pansion of the uses of electronics
will sense the implications OF this
work. and the unusual future op-'
portunities for those who partici-
pate. Contact MR.. DUNCKEL. at
Me 2-2EfAn for an annnintfnnnt. ;
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AUTO MECHANIC

TOP salary. excellent working ccndi-
ttons fer experiencsd man. % york
not essential Company dement's. va
cation with pay. Must have refer
encss. Apply IN person TO Mr.. Mills,
or Mr.. Herson.
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ERGO

ENGINEERING AND RESEARCH
A DIVISION OF
AcF INDUSTRIES INCORPORATED
Riverdale. Nd WA. 7-4dA
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DUcATIoNAL Isl!AL'EisMKN

GAfEft1ENCED
In selling SCHOOL PEOPLE. We want
an exclusive distributor for the
PAGEANT OF . Nation This visual
aid is making records. sells itselk
Unusual earning opportunity. For
details, write age. education, expert.s
enee. Sales Director. Dept. r, THE
BUILARD CO., Box 400S. Glove
land, Ohio.
ELECTRICIANS AND HELPERS -
Must have experience. D. c. cards.
eau between > and 2 pm. Gniy.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and install!
lation work car furnished; must
have D. c. card. DOWDsS ELEC.
TRIO CO. 441s Conn. ave. NV
more men for jobbing. Must know :
heating controls. LIST class men only,
See MR., REED or MR.. HARTMAN at
ak03 p st. NV, "a f.
card, d. c. drivers permit, sober
and dependable. Call r. d. PORTER
1853 Penna ave. s.e.. Ii. 4-45sS,
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BUYER TRAINEES

Young men with some college back
ground or retail experience to train
for merchandising careers. Excel
lent opportunity. for agyressiye men
and want to 20 places in one Of the
top merchandising groups IN the
country. Applicants must have .
real interest In retailing.
APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
THE HECHT co.
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comm. and $3.50
POTOMAC EMPL. AGCY,
& BUSINESS SCHOOL
ssSf 81, Wilson Klss e. Blvd ai.I Arl "a ssc,2eoc
Kodiak mirror., 1955-11-26
NAVY WIVES CLUB SPONSOR SCHOLARSHIPS

The Navy Wives Club is sponsor ing Scholarship program, a part of the NWCA national scholarship foundation that was established in 1851 for the benefit of children of service personnel.
 John A. Gibbons was a speaker at the November meeting of the Club. He spoke on the early his tory of Kodiak. The clubs meeting date has been changed to the third Monday of each month.
Kodiak mirror., 1955-11-26
[ 7E 2 ' -- & F m asR az Al. nHl | Ils

David L,aurell, 6 lbs. lzM ozS., November Is to Mary Ann and Claude Basil Peden, SN. USCG.
 Holly Dawn, 5 lbs. 13 ozs., No vember 16 to Frances Mildred and Stanley Slater, QMl, USN
 Scott Douglas, 6 lbs. i41a ozs., November 18 to Marylinn Jo and Jay Kay Locy, TE2, USN.
 Retta Jean, 6 lbs. 141s ozs., No vember 18 to Katherine Estella and Walter Chambers, Sgt, USA.
 Donald Charles, 6 lbs. 61s ozs., Novemebr 18 to Margaret Hope and Donald Dillon, SN, USN.
 Brian Scott, 5 lbs. 934 ozs., No vember 21 to Miriam Patricia and Barrett Albert Bailey, LTJG, USN.
Kodiak mirror., 1955-11-26
CARD OF THANKS

We sincerley wish to thank everyone who visited Mark and sent him gifts and cards during his recent illness and stay in the hos pital.
 We deeply appreciate everyones interest in his condition. He is very well and will try to thank you all personally.
 Thelma and Ole Johnson
Kodiak mirror., 1955-11-26
OFFICERS WIVES CLUB TO INSTALL OFFFTCERS

The Kodiak Officers Wives Club newly elected officers will be in stalled at a Christmas luncheon meeting on Thursday, December 8, at 12:3O at the Officers Club.
Kodiak mirror., 1955-11-26
g: President

riec1ed officers are; President Marjorie Oliver, ice president Billie Routzhn, Secretary. Louise Kdum, Luncheon Committee Char man. Lola Wallace, Entertain ment Committee Chairman, Aleen Billman and Custodian of Proper ties, Merl Rae.
Evening star., 1955-05-27

24.95 Burgess Electric ~ ar
1896 34-Piece I4-tnch Electric
Power Drill with ae- 70 00
1925 Complete Electric Meter.
iEed Power Sh0p, includes lathe.
bench saw, portable Ia "a ar
drill, disk. sander, etc. EJsJU
1913 National Brand Il" a 40
Electric Power Drill 0sJ0
7.6O Saw Attachment, fits A or
any Il" Electric Drill 3sJ0
Evening star., 1955-05-27

1895 Bufkess Combination Jig
Saw and Saber Saw. Saws = AT
n" wood or 10" metal ssTs
Si4.85 Burgess Electric TOoi Kit.
complete with 10 attachments
etch glass, tool leather.
jeweiry Ss00
34.95 Portable Circular 10 90
Saw. 4l4 In. AVsVV
1913 BURGESS Electric Y 0E
Paint spSsy Gun - ssSv
Milford chronicle., 1955-12-09
Reserve Forces Act
Fully Explained
CONTINUED from drst Dagel

Continued from first Dagel
2. Through volunteering. for six
months Of training at an Army
camp, followed by ~ years OF
weekly drills at home and two
weeks of training during the sum
mer.
3. For a boy between IL and 1815
by service in the National Quart
antil he is %. By performing salts
factory service at weekly drills and
summer camp, he viii be deferred
from induction If during his Nat
ional Guard service he volunteers
for three-to-six months trainingE
at an Army or Air Force service
school, he may be released from
the National Guard after years
service and viii still be deferred
from the craft.
After a boy has completed his
military obligation in one of these
three ways, the pamphlet says, he
is no longer subject to the draft.
For those who may wonder just
what the National Guard is, the
booklet explains that it is vol
unteer organization of citizen sol
diers with one or more units right
here in your home town.
ct is a military organization, but
its members are civilians who go
to school or work-in offices-fac-
tories-stores- banks. But whatever
their civilian occupation, they give
a part of their time every week to
train in defense of their communi-
ty and country"
Heading the National Guard, the
pamphlet says, is the Governor of
the state. Local units are command
ed by outstanding officers who live
and work at civilian jobs in the
community. Only in time Of grave
emergency, when our country is at
tackled or our safety threatened,
does the local Guard leave home
for active military service.
The National Guard, says the
pamphlet, is actually older than our
nation The young men of the Col
onies organized into units and
trained to defend their settlements.
Many Of our present National Guard
units began with those early groups
of citizens soldiers. In Delaware,
lOur present National Guard units
were originally organized in 1776
as the Delaware Continental Regi-
ment, to serve in the Revolutionary
War
Parents who would like copies of
the pamphlet may obtain them by
calling their local National Guard
{unit, listed in the telephone direc-
tory under Delaware, State Of
National Guard"
Milford chronicle., 1955-12-09
Lincoln Man Selected
Head OF Crop Group
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boro. Md.
Witomski's top yield in the soy
bean contest this year was 62.S
bushels per acre as compared to
the high Of sos bushels last year.
The corn yield was down, though,
with Mackey reporting a 1868 bu
shell average as compared with the
1857 bushels which won It last
year.
Main reason for the lower corn
yield was unfavOrable growing con-
ditiOns this year, say University Of
Delaware agronomists who helped
Judge the contest. For soybeansg the
weather Conditions proved to be
more suitable. Also, the yields Of
the beans probably reflected to
some extent the use of the new,
high-yielding Clark variety. OF the
II top men in the contest, seven
grew Clark, including Witomski, the
state king.
County winners in the corn con-
test, beside Maekey, were James R
Truitt of Smyrna, with 1876 BUSH
els, and J. oliver K0elig, Jr, Of
Newark, with 1886 bushels. All
told, Is men in the state qualified
for membership in the 100-Bushel
Corn Club this year.
The county kings in sOybeans,
besides Witomski, were Edward A.
Metz, Of Georgetown with 500 bu-
shells, and H Wallace Cook and
Sons of ElktOn, with 58.4 bushels.
Proof that it was a good soybean
year is shown by the fact that So
men made the 40-bushel club this
year. with Sussex County carrying
off the lions share of the hOnOrs
by putting 80 in the club.
Besides the special awards made
to top winners in the corn and soy
bean contest, a soil sampling tube
was given to each of the NS6 farmers
from all parts of the state who are
members of the advisory committed
for the College of Agricultural
agronomy extension program. It has
been their duty to advise the col
lege of exactly what kind of field
and forage crop help farmers il
each section of the state stand mos
in need of.
Three of the contest judges, Hen.
ry Indyk, William Mitchell and Del
mar Young, ali Of the University d
Delaware staff, told Of new develop
ments in soybeans and pastures
which they'd noted most frequently
in picking winners Of the thret
counties. George Worrilow. dean o
the College of Agriculture at New
ark, was the banquet toastmaster