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CURTAINS, SLIP COVERS

- Org. NOW
43 Prs Dointy Floral ChromspunS Ace-
tote Morquisete Ruffed Curtains. 4o8to
Postes. 54" and 63" long, Pr $40 zee
40 Prs Some obove, ~, 81, 90" $3.50
long. 698 3.9o
II Prs. Spun Royon FIoro Textured 5000 5ee
Droperes 80" long - 1895 to e.9s
10 Motchstck Cote Curtoins in vor-
ious colors. So" long. Pr. - 4e9 29e
IT Motchstck VoIonces to match
obove. Eo --------------~- 249 sse
] Motchstck Dropey Natural. 48"
wide per poir. II" long. As is 3.49 LAC
! Motchstck Roll-ups. Natural. ~
wide, g. drop. As is -----.- ll49 3.99
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, SLIP COVERS
Fourth Floor
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MEMS FURNISHINGS

Orig. NOW
80 Mems Briefs Of cotton knit with
wide eIostic wostbond for added
support; famous nnoke --------- 235 loo
Lansburohs-MENS FURNISHINGS-Street Floor
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JUNIOR COATS

IL Fonous-Moke Roin-or-Shine Coots,
solid coors or pinchecks, dark 1850
poste shades; broken sizes to | 5 $500 1000
LanSburghs-JUNIOR COATS-Second Floor
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SPORTSWEAR

66 Mems Stacks, famous noke Of as o.95 to
sorted coIors; broken sizes ll.e5 e.99
Lansburqh's-MEN'S SPORTSWEAR-Street Floor
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GIRLS WEAR

5000
6 Girls linen-Look Royon Suits; 8-l4 1893 3es
Girls and Subteens Coots and Top
pers, wool or nylon, white posteIs; l4o8t
broken sizes -~------- $500 500
Teens Cotton Garter Belts; rs l.5O e9e
Is Girls Cotton Slips, embroidered and
ruffIed; sizes 8-4----.--.- g. l.oe l.2e
j GirIs' Stropess Cotton Brosseres; 1910
broken sizes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. l.oo 9se
3.99to
Girls NyIon Pettcoots; lola 4.9e 2.es
: Girls Shorty Poomos. cotton psse;
e Girls Cotton PIisse Poiomos 8-l4 3ee zee
GirIs' Nyon 2-pc. Dresses; 8-l2-- $40 4.sS
LanSburgh's-GIRLS' WEAR-Fourth Floor
TEENS SHOP
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Orig. NOW
IS Prs, Double Woven Cotton Gloves,
white broken sizes------- 200 e9e
II Prs Double Woven Cotton or Double
woven nyIon gloves, white, broken 30Oto
sizes ---------------. $50 lee
3 Prs. Double Woven Lona-Lenqh 400 TO
White Cloves broken sizes ~ 500 2ee
Lansburghs-GLOVES-Str Floor
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20 Nylon Tricot Slips; 42-5o-------
10 NyIon Tricot Gowns. cocoa. peo-
cock blue; broken sizes -
80 Cotton Plsse Slips, white; 32-36
20 NyIon WoItz-Leneth Gowns. white
postels; 81 to 38-----
So Cotton PIsse Gowns, white, posteIs
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-19
Champ Scorns
Medal in Texas
AS FiIibusterer

AUSTIN, Tex, May 19.-State
Senator Kilmer Corbin of Lub-
book pooh-poohed his cracking
the national filibuster record
yesterday. but said he thought
he had achieved his purpose.
That purpose, Mr.. Corbin said
at the end of his 28-hour, Is
minute speaking effort, was to
make Texans aware of what he
considers a poor plan for financ-
ing water conservation.
THAT champ business is silly
but that's one way you can call
attention to what I consider one
of the sorriest things I ever saw
happen, Mr.. Corbin told re-
porters after ending his fill
buster.
Old Record Set in March
The old filibuster record was
% hours 6 minutes. set by Sen
ator Wayne Wagonseller of
Bowie March 81.
Despite extreme WEAKNESS,
Mr.. Corbin planned to be on
hand for today's session in case
the target of his wrath came to
a vote.
The meaSure-drafted by a
joint conference committee after
House and Senate passed con-
flicting bills calls for a 500
million bond program under
which the State would guar
antee up to SO per cent of the
cost of local water projects.
The conference report calls
for a Statewide property tax of
3 cents per 500 valuation to
guarantee the bonds, with a
six-man appointive board to ad-
minister the bond program.
Mr.. Corbin ridiculed propo-
nents' claims that this is the key
measure in plans for a long
range water conservation pro-
gram.
No Laughing Matter"
Senator William T. Moore Of
Bryan. who helped with long
questions in the final hours of
the filibuster, tried to pin a gold
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-19
Girl Killed Trying
To Save Mother

WAYNESBORO. Va. May l9
R.-A 16-year-old girl made a
vain attempt to help her mother
from a car stalled on railroad
crossing near here last night as
a fast passenger train struck
the vehicle, killing them both.
The dead were Mrs. Betty
Taylor. about 80. of Baskerville.
Va, and her daughter. Nellie.
Two other passengers in the
car, Jerry Brown. the driver, and
Freddy Cabiel. also of Baskerville,
jumped clear before the train
struck. They were uninjured.
All the occupants of the car were
colored.
Mr. Brown told State police the
daughter was trying to save her
mother after the car stalled on
the Chesapeake & Ohio track
about S miles west of here. The
train. bound from Newport News
to Cincinnati, pushed the auto
about 1900 feet along the track
before it could stop.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-19
NAVY SAYS TODAY
IS ANNIVERSARY OF
COLUMBUS DEATH

The Navy photographic
Office, announcing that to-
day is the anniversary Of
Christopher Colum b US
death, said experts are still
disputing where he made his
New World landfall.
For that matter. the Hy-
geographic might have
added, experts also are at
odds with this date of his
death. Encyclopedias say he
died on May 20, 1906, not
May 10.
Some authorities believe
the explorer made a land
fall on Waiting Island. Sew
eral years ago, Great Brit
ain renamed the island San
Salvador.
But more recent research
indicates Columbus landed,
not on Waiting, but on Cal
cos Island, farther south.
John Lyman. director Of
the photographers Division
of Oceanography, supports
the Caicos theory in the cur
rent issue of U. S. Naval In
stitute Proceedings. He con-
cludes Columbus didn't know
how far his ships had
drifted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-19
HOLLYWOOD
By SHEiLAH GRAHAM

, is in a bind with 1.-The Seven
Year Itch" He made the mo-
vie while the play was dying
on Broadway. Then Marilyn
Monroe's skirt belw up while
filming the movie version in New
York and so did the box office
1t blew so high they had to put
out another road company. And
now the studio has to pay an
other SITS 900 to release the pic
ture while the play is still on!
Vic Mature wants to make an
other costume picture. They
all make money. don't they ?
And now / work for nothing but
a percentage of the picture,
said Vic.
Sheree North who danced for
$64 a week only a short time
ago. has refused a Shower OF
Stars" for 10 times that amount,
But Sheree even with her new
goth Fox contract, still does her
own household laundry at a
laundromat.
Red Shelton knows a couple
of Beverly Hills kids who are
cutting up their mothers mink
coats to make Davy Crockett
hats.
Released by the MANA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-19

produced q wedding certificate
yesterday showing she had mar
ried the farmland November l6.
1887. She said her husband had
left her and their two sons more
than a year ago.
A Leicester County police
spokesman said his Office has nc
further interest in the matter
at this stage"
Webb, who looks younger than
his years, said he had taken
Susan away to friends who will
look after her. I can tell you
she is not going back to her
family" He met the girl when
he was hired to milk cows on the
DymokeS' ancestral estate, Hey
dour Priory, near Grantham.
Newsmen were unable to locate
Susan's 29-year-old brother
Capt. John Dymoke, for CON-
ment. He holds the title OF
Queens Champion. an honor
which has been in his family
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-19
Farm Casanova
.AdmitsDup|icity

BILLESDON. England. May
10 P.-The 48-year-old Irish
farmland who ran away with
the pretty sister Of England's
hereditary Royal Cham pion
turned out today to be a mar
ried man with two children.
II have wronged the girl ter
ribly," said James Webb, who
slipped away 10 weeks ago with
susan Dymoke, 23-year-old
daughter of one of Britain's
oldest families. The two told
friends they planned to wed.
st have deceived her and her
family into thinking I was free
to marry her." Webb told news
men, but I am not"
Mrs. Mary Webb. 46, an Ash
ford, England, riding instructor,
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medal on the new champions
chest.
AS Senators laughed. Mr.. Cor
bin showed Mr.. Moore away and
angrily shouted: This is not
a laughing matter. If the Sen
ate wants to take it as such.
all right"
Mr.. Moore said he hadn't
meant to ruffle Mr.. Corbin. He
said the medal was fixed up by
Senate employees as a token of
esteem" Printed on the medal
were the words World Cham
pion Filibusterer."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-19
Alan Lodd's linked

Ray Milland is joined by Far
ley Granger, who plays Harry
K. Thaw, the man who killed
Stanford White, in 20th-Fox's
Girl in the Red Velvet Swing"
with British star Joan Collins.
Alan Ladd has an accident
jinx. The latest happened when
his foot caught in a cable of
a boat during a Darkest Hour"
take. He was saved from a
serious accident by a warning
shout from Edward G. Robin
son. Warner Brothers are
looking for a Ronnie Reagan
type man to play Ronnie's role
in the television series, Kings
Row"
There's a story behind the
bow-out of Tom Lewis from Wife
Loretta Young's TV series,
Helen Hayes is finally having
a theater named after her on
Broadway. It's about time.
June Allyson hit the bulls-eye
again as first lady of the screen
in Woman's Home Compan-
ions annual poll. Clark
Gable is the male favorite be-
cause of the Gone With the
Wind" re-release. And it's a
straight line now to the altar
for Clark and Kay Spreckels.
Jack Benny says all the chorus
girls in Las Vegas are old ia
shioned. All they do is sit around
a spinning wheel. But it doesn't
spin wool.
NBC is paging Dinah Shore
for some spectaculars next year.
:. frankie Lame wore out three
whips on Mule Train" on his
Australian tour. Wonder what
he used for that Cool Water?
Jock 1.-The Range Rider"
Mahoney made his show-business
debut as a toe dancer!
Claire Bloom has received the
acting plum of the year-the
lead opposite Alec Guinness in
a remake of George Bernard
Shaw's Arms and the Man" E.
Ava Gardner will spend most of
the summer in Spain where she
has leased 15-room abode for
two months.
I've just learned that, after the
Las Vegas incident. Howard
Hughes telephoned Mario LAMA
to say that if Warmers didn't
want to go ahead with the pic
ture, he would buy it-lock,
stock, barrel and Mario-for
RKO.
Dorothy cambridge has Conrad
Hilton to thank for the time off
he's giving her from her record
breaking Waldorf-Astoria en-
gagement to attend the Cannes
festival showing of Carmen
Jones'" In return for the favor,
Dorothy will probably open at
the new Beverly Hilton Hotel in
Beverly Hills early in August.
Two romances materialized
from the Cannes Film Festival,
one quite advanced - Terry
Moore with a French actor (Who
specializes in tough-guy roles
and looks and dresses like one:
Turtle-neck sweater, etc., Daniel
Cauchy. And the other, Grace
Kelly and Jean Pierre Aumont.
John Loder. former husband
of Hedy Lamar, is suing his
third wife for divorce and is
asking for G25,o00 ($70,00O
damages from the man he is
naming as correspondent.
Paul Douglas is always being
taken for Val Parnell, head of
London's Palladium. and they
look alike. Incidentally. Paul
is not too happy about Johnny
Rays room being so close to
his at the Dorcheser. as Ray
often rehearses in his room.
X
Broadway shows will really
fold before studios make pic
lures of them. Daryl Zanuck
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-19

since medieval days, and carried
the royal standard at the coro-
nation of Queen Elizabeth II in
1858.
At Heydour Priory, Susan's
mother, Mrs. Lionel Dymoke,
tearfully told reporters:
My daughters life has been
ruined"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-19
Cuckoo Clock Trude
Booms in Germany

Trade is very brisk in the
Black Forest area of Germany
center of the cuckoo-clock in
dustry, Bonn reports.
The 1858 total of more than
100000 cuckoo-clocks was ex-
eeeded during 1854 and still
further progress is indicated for
1855.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-19

FIR. and Sat. Big 1O-Unit Triple
Feature Show. 5la Hours of En-
-FOUR GUNS TO THE BORDER"
"ABBOTT AND COSTELLO MEET
| THE KEYSTONE COPS" a Giant
| Cartoon Carnival, Plus Bonus Fea-
ture. ISLAND OF DESIRE"
Don't Miss This Gigantic Show.
No Extra Charge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-19
New Deal Planned
For lndiu Hill Folk

India has declared New
Deal" for tribesmen living in the
hill districts bordering on Tibet.
They will have more agricul-
tural and educational facilities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-19
Electric Output

NEW YORK.-A cubic foot OF
coal can generate enough cleo
tricity to operate an average
home refrigerator about two
months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-19
Films of More Than Routine Merit

FHTnS OF WOFe ] nan NOUtIHe WeTTI
BORN YESTERDAY-Superb comedy mining by Judy Holl
BREAD LOVE AND DREAMS"-An sampled by Gina LoiObri-
gda.
"THE BRIDGES AT TOXIC -RI-Exceent adaptation of the
War Novel.
EAST OF EDEN" Director Ella improves the John
Steinbeck novel,
ION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BrandO In the years Acad-
champion.
REAR WINDOW"-Grace Kelly Jimmy Stewart, by
Hitchcock.
ROMAN HOLIDAY"-Audrey Hepburn capivates froc-
princess.
TONIGHT LVE"-Davd Nven and Barry Fitzgerald roll
lick in Irish setting.
PRAIRIE-Top- notch nature film by Walt
Disney, a must.
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AIRPORT
SUPER CHIEF DRIVEN

10. T-81OO-84O1 Indianhead Hwy.
Children Free.
STEWART GRANGER in
BEAU BRUMMELL"
tTech.l at 1920, Also DOROTHY
MALONE in 'LOOPHOLE," at $40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-19

In Her Two Greatest Hts Together.
BITTER RICE" at $50 and $50
Pm. Plus ANNA" at $50 PM. tSee
He'd Do the Famous Anna Sambarl
Recommended for Adult Audiences
Only Enp1jSh Diolooua
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-22
GENOA NEWS
By ANDY HALEY

Miss Shirley Cashen OF Genoa,
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert Cashen, received certificate
of proficiency in typing and stenog-
raphy from Bowling Green State
University.
Rev. F. ]. Dunstan, O.F.M. in lieu
of the pastor, Very Rev. Msgr.
James J. O'Toole of Our Lady OF
Lourdes who is on vacation, per-
| formed the marriage reremony for
Paul d. Nero, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Visitor Nero, of RID Millbury and
Miss Patricia Ann Denko, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Denko, of
Holy Rosary parish, Toledo at 10
am. Saturday. After ten day we'd
ding trip through the east they
will be at home at an East Toledo
address.
The members of the Genoa Busy
Boosters All Club have decided to
enter float in the coming Fall
Festival to be held at Oak Harbor.
Karl Bednerik, conservation Off
Ger at the State owned McGee
marsh, was the speaker at the
meeting of the Ottawa county con-
servation league at their meeting
held at Wits Hall, Clay Center.
He spoke on the subject of wild
life" and showed some interesting
films.
An examination for the position
of postmaster at Clay Center will
be held August End. Qualifications
include at least one year residence
in that town, as well as know
ledge to deal with the public and
are reliable citizens who command
the respect and confidence of their
patrons, and at least twenty-one
years of age. Elmer FondesSey is
the present acting postmaster, hav-
ing held the position since the
resignation of Walter Samsen a
bout one year ago.
Mrs. Mark Royce, is the newly
appointed teacher in the third
grade in the local elementary
school. Mrs. Royce did her practice
teaching at Ohio University in high
school subjects, and is at present
obtaining elementary training at
Bowling Green State University
She has had previous teaching ex-
perience at GreenSburg, KY, high
school. The local board states they
are seeking the services of another
teacher in the high school, one who
has had a social science back
ground.
Robert Neihaus, local democratic
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-22

Catawba Fruit Growers are par
ticipating in public information
service to consumers. Information
on the availability of certain kinds
and varieties of fruit is to be a
service to be brought to consumers
through the press and other out
lets.
The Ottawa County Fruit Grow
ers Association is organizing the
effort.
Many growers have responded
with the one cent per bearing tree
which growers have assessed to
themselves. Some growers have
given in excess of the self imposed
one cent levy thereby showing a
willingness to share generously in
the program.
The attendance at the Union
Chapel Sunday School was 1888.
Miss Lois Rofkar substituted as
superintendent for Mrs. Edward
Later, lower grades. Sam Plumer
is the superintendent in the main
building, upper grades and adult
class.
Catawba Island Volunteer Fire
Department was called out near
four o'clock Sunday morning to
Mon Ami where the care takers
car caught fire and burned up.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-22
THE
FARMERS WIFE
as good as l know how now!"
Helpful Hints for Harassed
Aoueau;vas nanf
BY GRACE LUEBKE

as good as L know now now!
Helpful Hints for Hsrassed
Housewives Dept.
If you've been painting, and, as
usual, got some paint on your
hands or arms, a good way to re-
move it is to use fingernail polish
remover. Just soak a piece of
cotton with it and dab it on the
paint spots, it'll come right off.
Now that the hot weather sea-
son seems to be here to stay, we're
constantly looking for some bever-
age or concoction to drink to
uuench our thirst. Mrs. Gaillard
Willet. of Elmore, makes this sum-
mer drink base, an excellent meth
cd of thirst quenching, I'm sure
you'll want to try it.
Summer Drink Base"
Wash and slice lemons and
4 oranges, mash in a large bowl.
Add lbs. of sugar and 6 cups
water. Let stand overnight, the
next morning strain through colan-
der, COMPRISING fruit so as to get
as much of the juice out as pos
sible. Add 4 OF. citric acid "a
powder you get at the drug store)
to Juice, allow it to stand couple
of hours to let flavors blend.
Store in refrigerator in a jar, this
will keep indefinitely. Use 2 or 3
tbsp. of this base to a glass OF
ice water. This is handy to have,
too, if guests drop in on a warm
summer evening.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-22

Editors Tour August 9th.
Mrs. E. F. Later is spending ten
days in Columbus, where she was
called by the birth of little son
to Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Later last
Wednesday. The baby will be
known as Richard John and called
Ricky.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Forester
are spending some time in the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. F. Rofkar, after Mr.. Forester
has received his discharge from
military service.
Farm Bureau Advisory Council
No. and families are arranging
boat trip to Kelly's Island, We'd
nesday, July 20, as the annual out
ing. A boat is to be chartered
from Browns Marina and with a
guide all points of interest on the
island will be visited. Following
the trip the group will have din
ner at the Lakeside Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Ludwig
returned Thursday eve from a five
day bus trip through the fruit sec
ton of eastern Ohio, Penn, New
York and Canada. The trip which
included 169 persons was sponsor
ed by the Ohio Horticulture So
ciety.
Mrs. Otto Hess had as Sunday
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Valentine
Hess of Toledo.
Ray Howerth and family moved
Friday from Erie Gardens to the
house recently vacated by MIR. and
Mrs. Calvin Petersen.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Gangway have
named their little daughter born
July 5, Kathy Ann.
Mr.. and Mrs. David West and
two sons of Falls Church, Virginia
have arrived at the West home to
spend their vacation.
v. A. Frye was an over night
Cleveland visitor Thursday.
Among those who attended the
Lakeside Federation of Woman's
Club meeting last Wednesday and
Thursday were Mrs. E. F. Later,
Mrs. Fred Norwood, Mrs. w. F.
Rofkar, Mrs. V. A. Frye, Mrs. M.
Smith, Mrs. Harry KarShner, Mrs.
A. H. Rofkar, and Mrs. Earl New
ton of the Ladies Afternoon Club,
also Mrs. Lester DuBrie, Mrs. Her
bert Coon, Mrs. David Stanton,
Mrs. Guy Lotridge, Mrs. D. c.
Shores and Mrs. Carl Sorgen Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ambrose Pearce
are building very attractive Mo-
tel adjacent to their home, Holl-
day House.
The local fire department was
called to the scene of new home
under construction on school house
road last Thursday afternoon.
Prompt action prevented serious
damages.
The Dorcas Suppers each Thurs
day are being served in Community
Hall this year.
Mrs. Earl Newton and Mrs. Geo.
Blaine recently attended the we'd
ding and reception of Miss Mary
Clezie in Cleveland and Chagrin
Falls.
A new school bus with seating
capacity for sixty pupils has been
purchased by the local Board of
Education.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-22
ALARM FELT -.
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Continued from Page C-D
ton of DDT emulsifiable concen-
trate made by dissolving 294 lbs.
of technical grade DDT in "a gal
Ions of yylene and add 19 pints of
Triton y-10O. This should be mixed
thoroughly and stored in a room
where the temperature does not go
higher than so F. or lower than
35 F. To make 100 gallons of dor
mant spray, use 5R gallons of this
concentrate for the hydraulic
sprayer or 80 gallons for TIE mist
blower sprayer. If the latter is used
IL gallons of white oil should be
added. For foliar sprays use half
this concentration. For the home
owner who attempts to spray his
own tree, it would be important
that he purchase this concentrate
directly. However, most elm trees
are large and to thoroughly spray
them required the large spray rig.
1t would be of no value to spray
only the lower portion of a large
elm tree.
The only control measures now
known for these two diseases of
elms are sanitation and spraying
with the above chemicals. Since
both the Dutch elm and phloem
necrosis diseases are so destructive
at this time, there are appearing
on the market and in various other
ways, many types of new remedies.
These are types of penetrating ma
terials that can be sprayed on the
leaves and twigs, injection chemi-
Gals that may be put in the trunk
or materials that may be put a.
round the tree on the ground or
blown into the roots of the trees.
The known results of all of these
types of remedies indicate no eff
fectiveness whatever. This state
is a summary one taken from ex-
tensive research throughout the
country. There seems to be, at
present, no chemotherapeutic rem
edy similar to the above that has
any value. Another method of par
tial control is by pruning. Some
times when the Infection can be
spotted very quickly and before it
extends downward very far, it can
be pruned out and the tree saved,
at least for the time being. Thor
ough spraying the following sea-
son may continue to save such a
tree.
The pathologists of the Expert
ment Station will be glad to re-
ceive any specimen for Identified,
ton of these diseases. This identi-
fication requires about ten days.
They will also be glad to furnish
advice on methods of procedure
upon request. They will also be
willing to discuss with anyone con-
corning materials that have been
recommended for use in control.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-22
CATAWBA BRIEFS
Catawba Roadside Markets
Have Varieties Of Peaches
BY MRS. A. n. RoFKAR

Roadside markets offered varieties of early peaches
over the week end. Demand very good The season
however is about a week early
Miss Rita Cummings, Ottawa County Home Agent called
several local women Friday in the interest of the Food
Editors Tour August 9Th.