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Bendall Motor Sales
1928 'R PPins: s. sales & s ov' $1,000
Bradshaw's Shoe Stores
tshoes for the Family
Central Motor Co.
1901 oronoco street ov. $1,000
FagelsOn Hardware &
Toyland
I31I-ih King st. XII 9-9494
Herby's, Inc.
,soo t PE sales and Service, o,,,
Lees Riddle Shop
,oe Intants' & children's wear 1,,.
Linda Lee Shoppe
ladies Apparel and Accessories also
sapoe,cisnlizing II Tall Women.s FASHIONS!
Market Tire Co., Inc. SS'
tTires. Batteries and Seat Coversl
$500 'eff fE el Psyi; Highway
Priscilla Fashions
Hunting Towers shopping Center
OV 3-312I
ROsenberg's Dept. Store
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Singers jewelers., Inc.
.Rsg Jewelers. Amer Gem Society
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s Annandaie, Va.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Bergen's Mems Shop
Next Door to Post Office JE. 4-4780
McCOrmick's Jewelers.
Little River Turnpike JE. 2-97IB
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Alma Shops
a1ss wilson Bivd. IA. 7-ss7s
Bob Lees BoOtery, Inc.
.. tshoes for the Family
1888 Columbia Pike IA. $1,000
Handles IS & 10" Dept. Store
26I9 Columbia Pike IA s-lI77
The Hub Mems Shop
Mems Clothing a. Furnishings)
1880 N. HiEhland St. IA. 7-3218
Lady Hamilton
Ladies' Ready-to- Wear,
24Ob Columbia Pike IA. $1,000
SaltZ F Street
1 se e. E G.9tninS q rurG a. 99.ssssoo
Staley's Mems e. Boys Shop
ESQ N; Glebe Road IA. 2-624b
The Wardrobe
s,sn WILSON sw0 slsG, Wear IA. 10000
Wynn's Feminine Apparel
Shops
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Alma Shops
tWomens Wear and Shoes for the
a., Family
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Bradshaw's Shoe Stores
e,a " ' s9Sss g. iGF the Family . 1900,
r. B. Clark Motor Co.
tChrysler-Plymopth. sales g. Service
Complete service OF all types autos)
GA s. Washington st. JE. 3-11O0
Greta Stevens
tWomen's Wear
2O7 " Broad 81. JE. 2-12l2
Jefferson village Hardware
6IOI4 Arlington Blvd. JE. 2-I3s3
Lord Fairfax Clothier
Winston VII & f sS:Syi IS Center u IL s:s ssSS
Shirts Ladies' Shop
ladies Ready -Wearl
900 Arlington Blvd. JE. a-O04l
Staley's Mems &
Boys Shop
Nationally Advertised Brandsl
6D6 LeesburE Pike ~. g.S312
Town & Country Ladies Shop
tunder new ownership
6l2 Leesburg Pike IE. 3-ieb0
Wynn's Feminine
Apparel Shop
80 w, Broad 81, IA. 1900
The Yarn e. Fabric Center
s4i7 Ariinston Blvd. IN. 4-744o
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
College Park, Md. s
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
College Park Paint e.
Hardware
Garden OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 4scFI.5
1880 Baltimore Ave. UN. A-1Isb
Nelson Motors
tstudebaker Service & Repairsl
1918 Baltimore Ave. UN. 4-S6O0
Standard Pontiac, Inc.
Pontiac Sales and Service)
1873 Baltimore Ave. AP. 7-42S2
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: East Riuerdale, Md. I
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Ben Mar Children's Shop
(Tots' to Teens Clothing.
Sundial Shoes
1904 Edmonston Ave WA. $4,000
Patrick'S Pharmacy
Drugs. Cosmetics Hoys)
$500 Edmonston Ave. UN. 4-2l2l
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DeitZ Dept. Store
(Shoes Wearing Apparel for the
Family
Gallatin D BALTIC. Ave- WA. 5-39o3
Gloria Fashions
lWomen's q Children's shopsl
1916 Baltimore Ave, WA, 7-0Ol6
7i57 Annapolis Road UN. a-710a
Justine Nicholson
Oldsm0bile
tSales q Servieel
5000 Baltimore Ave. AP. 10000
Quality Shop
b3IS Baltimore Ave.
Family Shoes AP 5-2233
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s LandoUer, Md. I
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Bob Lees BO0tery, Inc.
tshoes mr. the Family
1889 Landover Road tKent villaEeb
So. 3-Tbb6
Vaudeville Children's Shop
(Kent Village Shopping CENTER
JS23 Landover I'd. Wa. 5-4631
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Additional
Maryland Areas

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Chambers Drugs
1887 Defense Highway
Gandover Hills. Md UN. A-SSS6
Clinton Tire Center
BIO 81; 3; Clinton. ND; CT. 1,;ssss
10. $500
Jerman Bros, Inc.
(Chrysler Plymouth Sales b service)
1901 r. I. Ave. Brentwood. Md.
WA. T-7000
L & nj Service
tSeatcovers-Auto Tops custom q
factory made)
4017 Bladensburg Rd.
Colmar Manor, Md. AP. 1855
Wilson's Mems g. Boys Store
Nationally Advertised Brands)
BIS Queens Chapel Rd.. WA. 1853
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OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT

BAILEYs CROSSROADS ana Seven
Corners. Va Mod &C once space
N GILMORE Shopping center DE
MEDICAL OTFICE--Mod-. as; 10th
IDEAL LOCATION, doctor. dentist.
business Office: MINI Pa. Sc:
s...n Houss. parkin0 JU S.s463
6 Gansea s sr9pnS abs igor pig apt sds
ali utiis furnished: wis. ave near
Mass ave. Call Ma. s-2636, MR..
iSiso fa.. ST. x;ws.-stua.e once,
sir;eonditioned II desired. ST B.
49, 1877 EYE ST. NV. centrally i located
- large, ANAL room, storage
room, pvt. lavatory: redeHeorsted
VASE INC" Ills Eye st. NV.
LARGff FURNISHED .oFFIcE-Ix-
cellent location, alr-conditioned.
Reasonable rental. Call ST, 3-:39s.
JEFFERSON BLDG. LIST floor, 1927
18th st. NV rms. with private
entrance; remodeled and redeco-
rated; ideal for professional cccu-
pancy; ATTORNEYS would have free
use Of complete law library on pre-
misses; private parking available for
! or . cars; 81 so mo SANDOZ,
INC. 9 Dupont circle. DU. 1-l234.
I 100 N ST. NV. near Thomas Cir
Gle, suite No. l--3 desirable rooms
and lavatory. Representative in No
9 between ! and = pm. daily. FRED
A. SMITH CO, 1ll3 18th st. NV.
FURNISHED "a STUDIO OFFICE. Blk
enette for lunch. Artist or writer
preferred. ST. $4,000. rs
! yea aath sT. N.w.-small, sttrso-
tive once building; a stores and
s:. TaY sessHs n 1871 s1ppzRg si s
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Smith & Donnell
COUNTRY PROPERTY

''vIRGINIA's REALTY LEADERS"
2222 Wilson Blvd. IA. 7-6660 Til
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lTHE EVENING STAR e

Washington, D. c.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL ~, 1858
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EDWARD C. ADAMS, OIL. 2-a5l1
CHOICE 5-ACRE LOTS
In beautiful Bull Run Estates To-
Gated In historic Fairfax County
Va. This property. much Of which
fronts on large stream. offers an
unusual rustic setting for your
future home. Suitable restrictions
protect your investment. Lots priced
from 81, 900 10 ~. 900 TERMS.
For information. call JE 2-4326.
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B. FRANKLIN KAHN

The Industrial and Business Resltol
NO. G-9lll EVENINGS, OIL. 4-ul q
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FARMS tcenf.l
230-A. Cattle or Dairy

20 mi from D. C near yidsonvilie
s-FIn. house . ne-v bsrnA: other out
and fenced. very level. - streams
and Ice. pond. Price, $50, 400. terms
Many Other farms. Lee sno small
N Nd and Va; IN lON fiX. EUGENE
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MONEY WANTED

INVESTORS - 5000
needed for 8 mo-. willing to paw Fat
amount OF high interest. secured by
tangible assets. Immediate action.
Can before /, noon. HE 4-61ls no
later than April 20. 1888. 29'
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LOTS AND ACREAGE WANTED
REAL ESTATE WANTED
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

LAKE JACKSON-Cabin. all con-
( yeniences: J loI; furnished; boat
and motor Reasonable. XII. S-ISS4.
10
3-BFDRM., "-BATH all year-round
home, oil heat. Il blk. 10 bay; splen.
did cond. Call WA. 1-31a.a. -
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LolIdolln Cattle Farm

Excellent beef farm Of over 800 open
acres OF highest quality soil with
substantial barns, silos outbldgs
tenant houses Attractively modern.
ifed old stone house in nice setting
with 4 bedrooms and . baths Good
water and fences On paved road In
appointment lonly. JOHN ALLEN
JOHNSTON Realtor: once phones.
LReahnrR 161 and 1hH
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

GEORGETOWN - Most unusual and
attrac. shop. and apt: large artistic
display window. Cali Mr.. Meador.
CO. b-obs4 or DE. c-113T. J. c.
s iS A AND s-uMr BLDG. near
reasonsbls. BOZ 277-Y. star.
1st. C0MM.--41oo blk. MINI. ave.
ne Reasonable. By sppt. cnlg; LU.
A-28t1. NO. 1860. --a0
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CASH IN ONE DAY
End AND 3rd TRUST LOANS
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

$4,000 SECOND TRUST. payable $50
per mo, asking $1,000, and $4,000
Second Trust, payable $50 per mo-.
due in full In 2 years. asking S2.TU0.
Call IL 4-RI0n. HO o-1nh1 81
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED

$4,000 SO. FT.,
with large building and r.r. SIDING.
Suitable for junk business in D. c.
GILMORE REALTY CO., JE 4
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT
REAL ESTATE LOANS

TOP CASH prices tor Ind trust notes.
lmmedlate action. ME. $1,000:
ewes RIA 6-S3o7
MONEY ON 2nd TRUST-We will
buy .nd-trust notes . c nearby
Mo or Va Reasonable rates Ma
IiOAb MORTGAGE e. INVEST
MENT CORP. 1912 N. Y ave NV.
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
BARROW REALTY co R ,altors.
1881 G st NV Me s-"495
End TRUSTS Arlington area. mined.
action. McCLAINE PROPERTIES,
GO Wilson blvd. arI. IA 3!.3:sO0
ARE YOUR PRESENT PAYMENTS
TOO HIGH" =? Money loaned on
lst and md trusts and terms will
be made to suit YOUR budget. We
are open daily to 3 pm, and on
Saturdays from IL noon to ) pm.
A telephone call will usually do.
but II you come to the office. please
bring your payment books with you.
We can be Of Wonderful service to
you, having been in the loan busi-
ness for over 20 years. We can
rehnance your property. lend YOU
money for repairs taxes and bills.
Gail MIR. FREEDMAN or MR.. DAVIS.
washington Loan g. Trust Building,
200 NV. Rooms S01 and sos,
RE. 1-l595 and RE 7-0293.
$4,000 AVAILABLE to invest in we'll
secured md trust notes, in n c.,
nearby Nd. or Va. JOHN l.. Shell
TON 10 P-pnnn
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OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT
(Cantinuadl

18th AND EYE SIS. N.W.-Attrsc
lst-6. 5-rm. once SUITE: aiT-cono
BIDS: parking. ReaS. AP. 1882
DUPONT CIRCLE BLDG. l346 Conn.
hVe,-Attractive all-daylisht oficeS
with private toilets: I-2-3-4 room
suites available. air conditioning OPP
tional. Rentals to meet your budget.
AID. 4-320O. 70
MOD. AIR CONDITIONED OFFICE.
SIS: beautiful NV. location; with
fouls BURMA l,i"V CO. 5 ,tRsa'A'ei''
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FARMS For SALE

I have tnany farms % select from
Committing distance Immediate
possession. JOHN BURDOFT Call
Evergreen 4-3S46. l:13IS Colesville
road al Colesville. Silver spring,
MARYLAND u
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BUS. PRoP.-sALE tcent.l

ALEX MT. VERNON AVE.
Commercial. consisting Of q house
3 bedrooms, Ia baths with front
space for once or shop. $4,000;
easy terms. Gail Mr.. CHATEL. DE.
2-ll37. OE. 3-2I63 or IA $3.50.
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Mi. N. OF Rockville on Route .40
PO o-n4In or PO 0-NAI2
BEST BUY
$40 500

Monthly milk check never less than
81 500: l2O-acre dairy farm, Fred.
erlck County, Md. ~. HolstCin cat
tie all modern farm machinery.
milk equipment; shipping bsltimore
market, Barn score. 9S B-rm mod
ern residence. 35-stanchion dairy
barn. . bank barns. Sold on ac-
count OF Ill health OF owner: no
better bareain available Your In
apection invited
SIGLER & CO., RIA. 3-3431
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INCOME PRODUCER
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

JUNK SHOP-Est. 40 yrs. in w
Bait. dicense incl. in rental; incl.
equipment. Box 494-C. Star
1924 Goth ST. N.W.-SmalI attrac-
basement: approx. I4x30, park in
rear RAYMOND r. RUPERT. ST.
3-S4S4 i
FOR LEASE-1o5,O 900 square feet of
property; located on Ri. 90 and eli;
close Fairfax, Va. Can be used for
lumber yard or building supply
house. For further info. call MON
CURE AGENCY, 6S12 Lee hwy. Arl.,
Va. Phone JE. 2-2200 or ewes.
JE. 2-S560. 30
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MONTGOMERY

OLNEY-SANDY SPRING AREA. ic5
acres with large nome
3 ACRES, lsrSe white 6-bedTm-, 3
bath home, lots Of shrLbbery and
landscaping, high elevation; only
80 ACRES, LARGE home and oHtbldgs.
In good location house sound but
needs dressing up; real value at
SIS. $50. with - nOO cash.
S2@ 500 WILL BUY this home on
over i0h acres: excellent 9utoldgs
for either dairy or beef cattle
WE HAVE TWO splendid investment
farms: one a going dairy that We
can rent for $3.50 a month, paTipg
itself out al 81 600; the other a
close-in development farm at $50
900, that can ne handled on terms.
360-ACRE STOCK FARM; large
home: SJ5.n0l
300-ACRE DAIRY with huge milk
producing capacity good home
everything IN tip-top shape; 500
RoOMY. COMFORTABLE mode-nized
country home on f0 acres; SIS .U0h
ALSO ACREAGE TRACTS from so
HUGE SECLUDED RAMBLER on 100
acres in River I'd. area,
IRPIGATTON2 This excellent Freezer
lex Co. dairy farm is on Monocacy
River; S25, 900
DROP IN AND GO OVER OUR :
COMPLETE LIST
RIPLEY & ROMER. INC.
REALTORS GAITHERSBURG 800
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Apple Blossom Time

1APk1kN Lkooo1fII THU
and stock farm with thoussnGS Of
prime fruit trees. Located a short
100 miles from D. c. Prospects on
this farm look good for a record
crop and top price for 1st-uuality
fruit. Excellent buildinss. $4,000.
lie 2-69l5, --- -
MT. AIRY-10-acre productive farm;
and other 0e oatbuId Gms S SsnE 900 OaFn
HICKMAN-CUSHMAN
Evening star., 1955-05-27
Gore Seeks Funds Bid
To Support Roads Bill

Senator Gore, Democrat. of
Tennessee. was on record today
In favor of providing some form
Of revenue to put his Senate
approved $18 billion highway
program on pay-as-you-go
basis.
But he pointed out that the
Senate had no authority to orig
mate a tax bill. And he doubted
that the House Public Works
Committee could write a tax
amendment into its highway
bill. Tax bills must originate in
the House Ways and Means
Committee.
Senator Gore went before the
House Public Works group yes
terday to defend his bill as
against the administration bond
issue highway plan. He admit
ted that 1--WE will have a bigger
deficit no matter which bill is
passed. unless additional reve-
nues are provided"
Representative Alger. the only
Republican in the House from
Texas, asked if it would be ap-
propriate to try to make the
highway bill pay its way.
Gore Favors Move
II would like to do So" Sena-
tor Gore replied. explaining
that the Constitution prevented
the Senate from considering tax
features.
MIR. Alger suggested that Con-
gress might invite the States
to decide for themselves how
much money they want to raise
from taxes for highway improve
ments.
II think that would be un-
wise" Senator Gore replied, ad-
ding that Federal supervision
and assistance are essential in
developing a national highway
system.
Although expressing his own
willingness to vote for additional
revenue, Senator Gore reminded
the House members that Con-
gress passes large authorizations
for agriculture, for public health
and for foreign aid without ac-
companying taxes and said that
the committee in weighing the
Evening star., 1955-05-27

pay-as-you-go principle should
consider whether it is going to
make highways the victim Of a
rule that does not apply to other
bills.
The House committee ended
public hearings last night. but
probably win not decide until
next week whether to follow the
Gore Senate bill or the Eisen-
hover bond issue plan.
Questions Formula
Representative Dempsey, DEM
ocrat, OF New Mexico, indicated
IN questioning Senator Gore that
ne does not think the appor.
Evening star., 1955-05-27
Midway Civic Unit
Will Hold Parade

The Midway Civic Association
will wind UP its slum- prevention
campaign with a parade starting
at noon tomorrow at the Stead
playground. Seventeenth and P
streets NV.
A motorcycle escort will head
the 17-unit parade north on
Seventeenth and Nineteenth
streets and New Hampshire ave-
nue. to U street. Bands from the
Miller Junior High School, the
Knights of st. John Cadet Corps
and the Junior Police and Citi-
zens Corps will join the paraders.
Drill teams and placard carry
Ing units working in the slum-
prevention program also will
participate.
Evening star., 1955-05-27

tionment formula In the Senate
bill, based on population and
mileage. is a practical way to
complete the cross-country in
terstate highway system within
10 years, as contemplated by the
administration plan.
He pointed out that the cost
of building the system will be
greater in a State like New York
than in his own State. and said
the only way to carry out the
program in 10 years would be
to give each State 10 per cent
of its part of the interstate re-
ouirements each year.
Senator Gore replied that the
Evening star., 1955-05-27

House committee may want to
write its own formula. but he
implored them to adopt some
formula rather than authorize
the Secretary of Commerce to
determine where and when the
Federal money shall be spent.
Republicans have been hope
full that the House committee
will bring out a bill closer to
the administration plan than the
Senate bill. It is expected. how
ever. that Democrats will make
a fight for the Gore bill in the
House.
Evening star., 1955-11-06
These rnusie lovers eleveriy
arranged their record systems for
reception - and looks. too

Tiff IS term that means many things to many peo-
pie. In essence, ii Is the assembling of recorded
music system with its various parts. and the location
Of them so that they produce the best and most
accurate possible sound.
Here are two examples Of sound musical sound
systems. In Highland Park ILL.,, house Cat right
designed by Robert Bruce Tague. music center IS
created in wall cabinets installed below the book
shelves. Here are buiIt-in hieh-fdelity radio and
phonograph parts. as weli as generous record
storage space Sliding panels for cabinets are natu-
ral-fnish hardboard.
In the Sarasota, Fla, house lat leftl designed by
Philip Hiss controls and player are in cabinets near
the bottom Of specially designed frcc-standng
bookshelf unit. There are two speakers. Al opposite
sides Of the room. A DINNER system permits con-
troll Of room lighting to suit the mood of the music
Montgomery County sentinel., 1955-11-03
Sentinel Mystery Farm No. :

Joe Boland did it again. This
time, he called in at 9 am.
Thursday to report that Mystery
Farm No. AZ is w. D. Goods
Good View Farm, located on
Rifle Ford Road. in Ounce Orch
ard.
1t must have been a tough one,
because there was only one other
guesser. 1t was Mrs. w. d. Good,
who named it as her husbands
farm.
But maybe this weeks farm
will be easier. Take a good look
at it and then call the Sentinel
office to register your guess.
First three callers get a free
classified ad. You can beat 10
Boland, if you really put your
mind to it!
Montgomery County sentinel., 1955-11-03
Garden CLUB
Members See
Birds Banded

A song sparrow and a brown
thraSher flew away from the
doorway of Mrs. Edward Beall's
home this week, after the mem
bers of the Rockville Garden
Club had seen them banded by
DR.. Arthur Fast.
A member of the Audubon So
ciety and an authority on bird
lore, DR.. Fast has devoted most
of his time to his hobby since
retirement. In the past nine
years he has banded and released
more than 10000 birds.
At the business meeting, con.
Quoted by Mrs. Bradford Head
ley, Mrs. Watson Phillips of the
civic improvement committee,
was instructed to work with the
city commission on the land
scaping Of tn e Confederate
Triangle.
Mrs. Gilbert Hartley and her
committee will place baskets of
flowers in local public buildings
during National Flower Week,
Sunday through November 6.
Mrs. Headley took flowers to
Suburban Hospital, on behalf of
the club, recently.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1955-11-03
Mail Order Gardeners Advised
To Prepare for Delivery of Plants

Postmaster Hugh H. Hassell
advised Rockville home garden
er$ today that for the safest mail
delivery of their shrubbery and
plants during the current fall
planting season they should take
certain steps to aid postal au-
thorities.
1--WE have been informed by
the Gardening Council of New
York that this is the shipping
season for nursery stock orders, F."
Mr. Hassell said. Much of the
stock is perishable, and without
the cooperation of the purchas-
ers, and delivering agencies, best
results cannot be expected"
Postmaster Hassell said there
were three steps that purchasers
of nursery stock should take:
II If away or on vacation,
make arrangements to have a
neighbor accept shipments, Keep
moist and in a cool location un,
til planting time. Otherwise, the
plants may be damaged in stor.
age at the Post Office or Ex-
press Station.
y If a neighbor cannot accept
delivery, contact the Post Office,
and leave instructions as to
where the plants can be delivered.
A cool basement, garage, or shad.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1955-11-03
No Special Compliance
Needed for Wheat Support

mittee, reminds Maryland wheat
growers.
Farmers who stay within their
wheat acreage allotment on a
specific farm" he said, may be
eligible for price support on the
1856 wheat crop for that farm.
Producers must comply with
the wheat acreage allotment de-
termined for that farm to be
eligible for price support on
wheat produced on their farm in
1885," Mr.. Reeves said.
The producer with more than
one farm in the County may eX-
ceed the allotment established for
one or more of his farms with
out affecting his eligibility for
price support on the farm or
farms where he is in compliance,
providing he stores, pays the pen
atty on, or donates the excess
wheat to the Secretary of Agri-
culture.
''The 1856 program is essen
TALLY the same as the 1855 pro-
gram after the aggregate COM
pliance and cross-compliance fea-
lures were eliminated" Mr..
Reeves said. Another provision
of the 1855 program which will
be continued in 1856 is that COM
pliance will be based on the har-
vested acreage rather than on the
planted acreage.
He added that producers, to be
eligible for wheat price supports,
will not be required to comply
with any acreage allotment other
than wheat assigned to his farm
or other farms in which he has
an interest.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1955-11-03
Area Corn BOrer
Survey DisclOses
State Low Mark

Montgomery County has the
lowest corn borer count in the
State, according to County Agent
DelEert Foster A survey by
University of Maryland entomolo-
gists uncovered 35 borers per 100
stalks.
The State average is 40 corn
borers per 100 strike. Montgom-
ery's count is down from Al per
100 stalks last year.
Mr.. Foster suggested that to
prevent corn borers farmers
should ploW thoroughly to elm
mate all trash. Stalks taken to
the barn for feed and bedding
should be shredded. Stalk rem
nants should be trampled into the
manure, advised Mr.. Foster. And
corn cobs should be ground and
covered with soil.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1955-11-03
Beltsville HOlstein
Sets New Record

A State production record in
advanced registry testing has
been made by registered Hol.
stein Friesian COW owned BY,
Dairy Husbandry Research
Branch, AIRS, Beltsville, accord
ing to the Holstein Friesian
Association of America.
B D 1 Augodo Opal 3194280 is
the new champion, taking the
lead for all of Maryland's senior
four-year-old Holsteins milked
two times daily in the ten
months division, with the pro.
duction of 707.6 pounds of butter.
fat from 18,057 pounds of milk.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1955-11-03
Ag Scholarship
At University
Given by Miller

Miller Chemical and Fertilizer
Corp, Baltimore, has announced
the establishment of scholarship
at the University of Maryland
for a needy student who wishes
to follow agricultural studies at
the University.
This scholarship is available to
a farm youth of college age who
wishes to study at the University
in agronomy, horticulture, plant
pathology, or entomology. The
scholarship is available for the
1955-1956 season.
Prospective students interested
in this scholarship should write
to the chairman of the Scholar
ship Committee, University of
Maryland, College Park, for a
scholarship application blank.