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MATERIALS
SPECIFICATIONS
MAN

Electric Boat Division Of
General Dynamics Corpora
ton, designers and builders
OF. the worlds first atomic
s.o susmaEinIes, All, ., Nautilus n iT,.6;a, and Z
s,nir SDsniins for ss,g1lifisd .n Ne +
work with the Mechanical
Design Division.
He must be conversant with
: various types Of specificA-
tions 1Federai. Navy. Military,
AN and commercially, the
precedence Of one over the
other and the eounterparts
in each group as it exists in
the other groups in so far
Is they apply to materials
used in naval construction,
especially submarines. Knowl-
edge should be complete
enough that the differences
between grades. types. and
classes Of material covered
by a specification as regards
physical properties, appear
ance, compatibility with sur
roundings to be encountered
in mating parts can be ex-
planned and defined and
recommendations made con-
cerning the proper material
choice for q specific applica-
ton based on an under
standing and appreciation of
the service involved.
Familiarity through recent
close association with special
Navy directiveS concerning
limitations placed on the use
of certain materials, patented
processes. ETC., will also be
valuable. knowledge Of heat
treatment Of metals desirable.
Q metallurgy education would
be helpful.
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statesmen
FIRE DETECTION
UP TO $3.50 COMM.

Immed. manasement opportunity for
men experienced in the fire detec-
ton field. inexperienced men who
want to Join this most fascinating
sales field will be trained ct COM
pany expense and given the same
advancement opportunity when
qualified. This company offers o
complete line OF nationally known
automatic fire detection equipment
for home, farms, commercial and
industrial users. (ULl approved
and Endorsed by fire and public
safety ofncials and safety organiza-
tions. No Investment, deposits or
cash reserves required. Apply in
person, 5S17 Baltimore ave, ny
attsviile, Nd, 9:20 to 4:30 or cali
UN. 4-441S for confidential inter-
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ROUTE MAN
ESTABLISHED ROUT Z
OPEN FOR YOUNG MAR
RIED MAN. TOP PAY AND
ALL BENEFITS.
ROUTE MAN
@ & S LAUNDRY
4419 BALTIMORE AVE.
HYATTSVnIE

SALES MANAGEMENT TRATNEE-
Our training program offers an ex'
cellent salaried career opportunity
with o leading company in Its field;
24-2S, married. college education
Cali MR.. HoLLEMAN, D1. 7-0333
SALES MANAGER ASST, must b,
experienced and have ability Il
hire and train auto. statesmen; sal.
ary and bonus commensurate with
ability. Call MR.. NORRIS. .DI. z.
5396. for appointment. LOGAN
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SALESMEN AND TRAINEEs

II you like people you will enjoy
contracting homeowners, regarding
improvements that are necessary
tunity to work with a Johns Man.
Vile certified contractor. Pleasant,
remunerative employment: experi-
ence UNNECESSARY. Try 1t on q part
time basis II you wish. Telephone
A, IL A. CO. La. tS-1SSo.
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SALES OPPORTUNITY

The life insurance business offers
high income prestige. and manage
ment for the right man. Are you
qualified to consider the opportu-
mites offered by this business? Our
average successful associate earns
more than $4,000 per year. Call
D. w. ZOOK, Ma. s-4760, for per-
sonal interview. Is
SALES REPRESENTATIVE, singer
Sewing Machine Co.. has opening
for responsible young man to train
as sales representative: experience
not necessary; excellent training
program available: salary plus COM
mission; transportation furnished;
opportunity for advancement and
many company benefits. Apply in
person. Mr.. Doddi SINGER SEWING
MACHINE CO., 4o05 Annapolis rd..
Eladensburg. Md. "a
SERvICEMAN tcustomer service
engineer) for Commercial Controls
Corp. manufacturers Of once
equipment. mechanical and electri-
cal aptitude necessary; experiences
desirable, but not essential; ma
tional organization, permanent
position. liberal employee benefits:
phone for appointment, DI. 1880.
SERVICE MEN. major appliances
refrigeration; salary OPEN immedi-
ate openings. FAIRFAX EMPLOY
MENT SERVICE. CIR. 3-1565. ---2b
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SALESMAN

Permanent pos: established territory;
'$75 per wk. to start: Earnings In
dstrIs, ts tfn. saaSossSSsso2 $500 ssSs T Rsr rINgyuR
ANcE co. OF AMERICA. a420 "
Hamilton st, W. Hyattsyille, Nd
uN. 4-4710. Ewes, JU. 5-2266.
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SALESMAN

For television appliance. 1890. ex'
perienced, top guaranteed earnings
with estab. aggressive firm. OIL
1-1R0O het q-4 for amt I'D
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SALESPERSON. iewelry: very &C.
tive store REQUIRES the. services Of
young, aggressive and alert man.
Experience must in the. 1ewelSy
trade. All around ability in .esti::
mating repairs and selling: G9od
day. wk.; permanent. Excel. op-
portunity for the risht person.
sxLEsMAS MLlss an. .-EsTffAxTSR. sTfii for MOVING
and storage business. Must have
industry exper. and good refs: De;;
on on straiEht Commission pian with
dement's. Hard worker can average
SsniI4R & naiI4Rnj5,r s SMITHS 1aia Jd,; JTRANsspER y
SALESMAN - We need I man to
work as outside salesman. Salary,
Transportation furnished. paid va
Cation and many other company
benefits; Apply SINGER SEWING
sAaEsmAN, AZ inside .6qI building ing
sion. Experienced only for Vir-
ginia company. BOX 95-M. Star:
SALESMAN, permanent. part time.
ewes. and Sat: general retail store.
CAPITOL SURPLUS. 1909 H st; ne.
SALESMAN for mems clothing
party. Salary and commission,
Apply WEBSTER CLOTHES. l0l2
sALEssiAS-w. e niS h.v. an oDeninr Ta
in our new ear department; un-
usual opportunity: demonstrator
furnished and other company ben
efits. FRANK SMALL. JR.. ING.
G2Sd Hone sqssr,sns.s I'll ss NJ sIsn ssns
' groceries to restaurant, hotels,
Institutions that has an sstab-
lished route. Liberal commission.
unlimited opportunity. Box l30-R,
SALESMAN a. for established IN
dustrisl insurance debts in nearby
Prince Georges and Monegomery
sS%$iss,ss &; S5saSe,1 Si;is Ill., Ssu. %tss sit
SALESMAN. some experience in sS BOYS
SALEsNIAN-Sporting goods store.
retail selling exper.: permanent Pc
1882 after II am. ,,
SALESMAN, auto parts, WsshinE:on
wholesale distributor-Excel. oppor.
Paid vacations, drawing account,
group hosp. See Mr.. Price ct 1R1-
STATE AuTo PARTS, 20OI Kenil-
worth ave, Kenilworth, Md.
SALESMAN; now contracting electric,
plumbing and maintenance, con-
tractors; sell new, improved pro-
duct in general demand; sub
stantial sales; good commission.
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PHARMACIST
Asst. mgr. excel. position: top sal
ary.: ne. Box 293.M. star. Z!
PHARMACISTS

I 1111xt4N1k1S4O4 i -
excellent salary. 44-hour
week, 9 holidays q year with pay:
large prescription business: ideal
working conditions. excellent chance
pay after / year, sick leave after
/ year. insurance and hospitaliza-
tion available after months en-
able for those over so with 2 yrs.
service. Write or apply in person.
to Mr.. Q. B. Aldlich. PEOPLES
DRUG STORES, INC. e20 Ilthh
ssrs, sss, ozs5 Mo gu ias1 IN Ezs eng ssa 2 '''
PHOTO FINIsHER. EXPERIENCED
Call JE. 2-8O77. "a
PLAsTERs, Ist-class white mechan.
les. Cali WE. $500. -~2s
PLUMBER for jobbinR shop, expert
ss2sffed; ssfS. permit to drive Can M34 N8; 2
PLUMBERS for new construction
Apply 3471 washington blvd, Arl.,
Va, or call JA. 2-1149. 80
raHMsna asn..man FSR a:spf1osl mf,nts hoss
Vile. Montgomery County govern
ment. Caii Poplar 2-2121, Ext. 3i3.
PLUMBERs-Exper. driv. permit,
LEGAL local refs;; ; =. s6.-sdag Ek; No pipe
PLUMBER, experienced, for new con-
structicn work, local references.
Apply WEHRLY & DRURY. 1909
Kenilworth ave. ne. "a
PLUMBERS, steamfitters, men who
know hot water heating, steady
work, top wages. Apply Mr.. Miller,
st.. Falls Church, Va. JE. 2-2655.
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SALESMAN
INSURANCE
Do You Want Security?

No layoffs, no cutback. In add.
ton, group insurance, hospitaliza-
ton. vacation with pay and chance
to build up credits on disability
training. If you want all Of these
things and are between the ages
of 25 and As. with car. call
PEOPLES LIFE ms. CO., SIT 9th
Rt mn MA G.QQQ9
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SALESMAN

Salesman, to sell wines to grocery
stores and taverns in wash. Pref
erence given to man wishing to
supplement present income; guar:
anteed $500 per mo-: minimum OF
l5 calls per day: automobile re-
utIired Box 26o-M. Star. IA
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HELP-MEN

PERSONNEL rRANMe sypW,
HsssS IiI4ssf Il sERsossi se sI'i; lass 'tHS; s:
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EARN EXTRA MONEY! Turn spare
book matches. SPOT CASH comm.
Amazing designs. Every business Q
prospect. Repeats. Start without
exper., men, women. Buy nothing.
FREE SALES KIT furn. MATCH
CORP OF AMERICA. Dept. xJ.
ChfeAan 40
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Statesmen

Immediate opening for top salesmen
to be trained as factory represent
atives In Metropolitan area. Ex-
elusive product - no competition.
Must be over FL, have car, neat
appearance. Income while training.
For personal interview, 1888 18TH
st. NV, Monday and Tuesday. BE-
Amaara q and ID Anlu -2h
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LANDSCAPE sALESMEN-We have
room for 3 exper. salesnen In ot.l
landscapins dept. qualified to cal
on hldrs. and developers; have un-
limited supply Of stock: must have
car and be familiar with Wash. and
suburbs. JU. 9-5s10 for appt. --2z
LIN0LEUM AND TILE HELPERS
SENATE FLOOR COVERING CO.
S504 Georgia ave. silver Spring
LINOTYPE OPERATOR . night
hours. 4:30 to 1880. IL. to s;
union shop, air conditioned: good
working conditions, good pay. Apply
at HARLOWE TYPOGRAPHY. INC.
40 @ st. NV.
LITHO sTRIPPER, exper. man or
lge. press layouts; accurate work
controlled. Top scale. Phone Mr.
Alan at ST. 3r6776.
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SALESMAN

TO Join internationally known ofice
machine company. Age $500, col
lese education Extensive trainins
program. Salary and commission
Call Mr.. Lane for appointment. DI
10000 Comptometer Division
FELT IL TARRANT MFG. CO, --27
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MECHANIC, experienced In road
construction equipment. State age,
annual salary desired, experiences,
references. Box 228-M. Star. rs
HELPERS--Some exper.
desirable; must have tools. Apply
9 to 8 pm. EASTERN GREY
HOUND LINES. 1345 N. z. ave. ne.
washing machine. white
only, start immed.. .exper. on Benz
dix washers helpful. Apply 1903
N. Capitol st. pa
MECHANICAL ENGINEER, for sales
and engineering work in industrial
heating field; salary open. For
interview call DODGE ENGINEER-
mo ASSOCIATES, INC, ST.
3-7042. go
MECHANICAL ENGINEERS for heat
ing veptilating and air conditioning
design. Inclose complete resume
and salary wanted with reply. Box
9k9-Y, Star "a
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SaleSnan-EXecutive

Salary (open) plus commissions; no
ceiling to earnings; unlimited op-
portunity; life pension at so: large
Eastern company; branch man
agerships available: younger mar
Area Of washington. Give fun de-
tails and phone number for per-
sonal interview. Box 4T4-M. Star.
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statesmen
CInsurance)

NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY
Guaranteed salary plus commissions.
We. offer . complete on-the-1ob-
training course. also security. vaca-
tion with pay, disqualification. re-
tirement plan. contrihutory tEsur-
anee; Een established debts with
Q popular growing company. i.
Seat Pleasant. Nd. area 2. Green
belt and Baltimore blvd, area u
you are bet. the ages Of 21-44, call
UN. x-4Q32 bet. $50 and 4.30
pm. ewes. WA. 7-5ISs.
Salesmen-Real Estate
Learn While You Earn
Only T. N. LERNER & CO.. whose
sales are groWing by leaps and
bounds, would make such an offer
to real estate SalesmenI Here's .
fabulous opportunity to learn O
highly respected profession that Of
fers future Of big income seeurityi
Learn the real estate business from
top to bottom-learn every phase
as taught By experts in one Of the
nve biggest real estate sales organi-
3ationS in America and get o
chance to sell and earn while you
learn on the hottest" projects In
the area! There Is an interview
in store for you with T. N. LERNER
Monday through Wed, z to 10 D m,
at 6406 Ga. ave. NV.
CAT ECNFEM
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SALES MANAGER

Old established company with new
" developed program for servicing
homeowners with most needed
product. This recently developed,
people with earnings to $3.50 per
week and more. We are now open.
ing the Washington area and need
O person for management. The man
we want must be capable Of select
ing. hiring. training and maintain
ing q sales force Of 10 to 18 men
after having received complete
scribed work helpful but not nee
essary. Men under "a and those
without cars need not apply. Bet
ter men earn Up to $4,000 per
year and have opportunity to ad-
vance to- higher positions. Write
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WHEATON AREA
RIXON ELECTRONICS. INC

Has immediate openings for lst
neers. Good salary, 5-day week.
vacation and holiday pay: pleas
contact Mr. ouin, RixoN ELEc-
TRONICS, INC, 24l4 Reedie dr.,
wheaton, Nd, 10. b-36l0, --24
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MORTGAGE LOAN
PRODUCER

MOh h1$IAGG LOAN
PRODUCER
Exper mortgage loan solicitor, or
recent college graduate who Is
interested In learning the mort
gage banking business. VIII con.
slider any successful real estate
salesman. who is interested In.
2S-10. Must have good sales per-
sonality. be aggressive and have
q desire to become top-fiight
mortgage man. Must be willing to
work under direction and do some
administrative work. This firm is
rapidly expanding and chances for
advancement are excellent. Make
your own future. Salary 10 corr
mensurate with ability and exper.
Write giving full details incl.
Applications will be treated con-
ffdentially, Box 2SS-L, Star.
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PRINTING SALESMAN
Progressive Offset and letterpress
shop has opening for an aggressive
salesman with local following. We
specialize in quality work and
service. Excellent opportunity for
right man. Our salesmsn know OF
this ad. Write. giving full particu-
lars of background. Replies conf
Dental. Box 134-R, Star.
PRODUCE MANAGER, must have
knowledge of displaying merchan-
disc. vacation with pay, excel. sal
ary for right person: Apply ROCK
1926 0rubb rd., silver Spring, Md.
JU. R-2242. --26
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Electric Boat Division
GENERAL
DYNAMICS
CORPORATION
Groton. Connecticut
MEATCUTTERS

MEATCUTTERS
Experienced only; good steady iot
with top pay for proper men. paid
insurance, paid vacation, 5-day
40-houf week. Apply In person
between 9 and IL Org and 8.
Shirley Food Stores
4o3 Swan Ave. Alex. We.
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Research ENGINEERS

Research Engineers
Openings in growing young researcl
and DEVELOPMENT company for
BIS. or MS. mechanical engineer
with initiative and resourcefuines
and ct least 3-5 years experience
DESIGNER-GADGETEER with dem
onstrated ability for process equip
ment design and for general CAD
geteering in making devices ant
mechanisms REQUIRED to carry ou
development projects
STRESS ANALYST-SCIENTIST-l
Arm theoretical technical back
ground and experience In stres
analysis and use Of Mathematical
techniques.
Reply by letter giving age. exper
ience. academic record. reference
and salary requirements.
Atlantic Research Corp.
Alexandria. Va.
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Statesmen

To sell furniture. television and
appliances for leading retail or
gailization in town, high commis-
sion and liberal drawing account
for men willing to work: no cut
side selliag. We will train YOU in
our field. See MR.. UNGER, 2146
gath pl. ne. between am. and
8 pm daily --Za
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PRODUCE MAN, experienced. Ap-
ply in person. JUMBO FOOD
STORES, .3439 Benning I'd. ne.
PORTER for retail LIQUOR store,
stock clerk exper.; drivers permit
necessary: good refs. required: viii
be bonded. MODERN SUPER
LIQUORS, 1901 9th st. NV "a
PRESsMAN. 17x22. ATP. Call South
6-4S24. "a
PRINTER, experienced on ad make
up; steady employment, good sal
ary. ia. 4-10l0. Pc
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PAINTERS

F5gsTissssS EFW cssssfgUSrioS sgFsz Msq 3BIy eSS,
o6Q5 l4th 81. NV. IA
PARGERS AND F1NIgHERe, apply
$500 bill, Of Little Falls I'd. see
ME. HARTMAN. "a
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ENGR. ASST. store engineering:
expanding org; exp. u any Of the
frigera tion. or. 3-2251.
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A CAREER OPPORTUNITY
A prominent manufacturer of budget
priced promotional paints has es-
tablished Wash. Baltic, Dela. ter
rftories open to experienced men
only. Liberal commission. Write
in confidence to Joseph A, Markell
President, PROCTOR PAINT MFG
co, Yonkers, N. Y
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City next Tuesday through
Thursday. Hugh McRae OF
Washington is national vice pres
ident and may be elected pres
idert.
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Biq-ScoIe Gorden Takes
Strength and Equipment

dust. keep the insect population
in hand.
OF course the economics Of
such gardening activity are this:
There's plenty Of fresh air and
exercise for all; there's fresh
produce for the table--and you
cant beat the taste Of vege-
tables right out Of the garden 81
compared to those from the
market
But If the investment in time
and labor and equipment all Il
added and totaled against the
harvest, the vegetable price
comes high.
However. Mr.. and Mrs. are
graduate agronomists. Their
gardening activities bring them
joy. satisfaction and eventually
profit as the holly and lockwood
reach marketable growth.
It can be done, this large
scale gardening. But 60 over thu
list Of necessities before you
start.
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LIFE IN
THE COUNTRY
Bio Rain Just Soaked In
By JAMES BlRcHFlELD

sun had been too hot and TIT
ground too hard to work the
garden, and the deep-rootet
weeds had about taken over.
It is q strange thing that the
plants we need to grow seem
to suffer most from adverse
weather, while the weeds w
fight seem to flourish undel
almost any conditions.
It's time for the plant breed.
ers to get to work. Why moi
tomatoes that grow like rag
weedp think we would have
something there.
4 ~
I notice the frogs down in thu
pond are tuning UP again. Fol
q time, during the hot weather
there wasn't much frog music
but the last few nights the
chorus has resumed.
And we have a balanced
chorus, too. There is the old bass
over in one corner under the
elm, and the sopranos and altos
and tenors are ranged about the
ponds edges.
To some people. frog music
may not be sweet, but to me \
lis among the best Of the summer
country sounds.
l like to hear locusts. or. to b
correct, the cicadas, too, on 9
summer afternoon.
This, of course. is not the veal
of the locust, but we do have
some. The big brood will not be
with us again for Is or l6 years
land the ones singing this sum
lmer must be late holdovers from
the regular brood. The ento-
Imologists tell US that we can
expect a few during the OF
years.
And while on the subject Of
bugs, I'm glad to report that the
|horsefy season seems to b
over. OF all our pests. / hate
the horsefiy most. He takes the
blood right out Of my cows back,
I always dislike seeing the first
one, and am not sorry when the
last one is gone.
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BY ALBERT S. PULLING
Associated Press Feature Writer

Associated Press Feature writer
Large-scale home gardening
can be accomplished successfully
by the family which has:
Plenty of ground space.
Firm know-how Of good soil
and gardening practices.
Mechanical garden euipment,
Adequate water outlets in the
garden area.
Lots Of energy, ambition and
stamina.
Provisions for freezing or can
ming the harvest.
This Is best demonstrated by
taking q case history. such as the
gardening activities Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter T. Margetts, Of New
Vernon, N. j. He Is an industrial
lawyer and former New Jersey
State treasurer.
They have about two acres
under cultivation. The Mrs.
with occasional help from a sor
and daughter. plants and keeps
things under control during the
day. The Mr.. devotes evening!
and full week ends to the heavy
work.
Their equipment includes
power cultivator. two hand wheel
cultivators, machine sprayer
rotary and reel mowers. and II
like. The ground is plowed OF
rototilled in the spring.
Hot and Cold Frames
The vegetable garden includes
corn, tomatoes. zucchini, lettuce
rhubarb, beans, and fruits. The
flower section includes about &C
rose bushes, ANIMALS and peren-
malls. They use hot and colo
frames.
In addition, for an eventual
money crop, they have planted
$50 holly cuttings and $50 OF
lockwood. These are doing sc
well, that another 1000 will be
planted next year.
Mulching plays an important
part In keeping down the work
of wedding. Straw and grass
clippings from surrounding fields
and lawn area are used extern
sively.
The surplus produce is pack
aged and quick frozen for later
use.
With an overall 80 acres, they
have established enough growing
feed supply to keep five aber-
deem angus In a field Enclosure
Water Lines Buried
Two deep wells with powerful
pumps provide plenty Of water
The water lines to the garden
are buried beneath the frost
line, with regularly spaced taps
for providing proper moisture
during dry spells.
While there has been some
vegetable damage from deer and
rabbits, 1t has not resulted In
extensive curtailment of crops,
Constant spraying. liquid and
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Continued from Page ED
as they do not always transplant
easily.
Bleedingheart plants can be
divided or transplanted In the
fall, the same as peony roots
Give them q partially shaded
situation, or at least protected
from the midday and afternoon
sun, for best results and they
prefer a woodsy soil, one that
is well supplied with compost OF
leaf mold.
Clip Annual Blooms
The summer-fIowering ANIMALS
might be given q good hoeing
and fertilization at this time 50
that they viii make a creditable
fall showing. Snip the spent
blossoms OF as Q further stimu-
lus to Towering.
Plotting for window Garden
It Is not too early to begin
lifting and potting the smaller
ANIMALS and other plants for
the winter window garden. Small
lpetunias, French marigolds
lageratum and phlox drurnmondl
win do well in the sunny window
w. II. Y.
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McDo n OCH

One O The Nation's Leadins
ali colleges. uniyersitiss, service seed.
emies. Small classes individual guid;
hus6andrv. business courses semimiIi.
kary, 2 GYMS. pool All sports. so
horses. s35 acres. Baltimore ~ miles.
born. "a ii. hox M McDonosh. va.
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Rose Society Honors
Two Tested Varieties

Two rose varieties were
awarded high honors this year by
the American Rose Society. Its
gold medal certificate was given
to Frensham, an English unfad-
ing scarlet fioribundia intro
duced in this country by Conard-
Pyle Company Of West Grove,
Pa. The silver medal certificate
went to the hybrid tea rose Helen
Traubel. a large pink to apricot
variety introduced by Armstrong
Nurseries Of Ontario. Calf. The
honor is based upon several years
Of testing in gardens all over the
United States.